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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
A Nav Scr, a. sectlonallsm.

II is charged against the present system
OF putting out the circulating notes OF
the national banks that it tends 10 sec.
tionalism. Hows Why. the people O.
the North have more money than the peo-
of the South. But pray tell Us whether
Statc-bank system would enrich tho
southrons and render poor the northern
capi,aiistsg
The advocates OF the State bank system
make demands so different from what We
had expected Of them snd from what W.
had supposed to be wrapped up unknown
to them 10 their words. that we feel as II
the system proposed had already had Us
dea.h-kuell sounded in its ears. The
present system protects the note-holders
II any system can be devised which the
moneyed men will accept. and which vii
protect the depositors as we'll as the note
holders, let Nc test IT, II is great gain t.
have devised system which protects the
note.holder q thousand miles or ten thou
sand miles from where the notes are issued,
and renders the notes of broken bank as
acceptable everywhere as the notes OF
solvent bank.
ANYHOW, there need be no sectionalism
in the existing national.bank system
whoever desires 10 establish national
bank IN the South can do so upon terms
as liberal as the United States statutes
accord TO the northern people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
The Democratic Committees.


We publish this morning tho names OF
the State Executive Committee OF the
Democratic party as they were furnished
TO us by Hon. BASIL j. GoRDoS; and we
are tempted TO say that even Mr. BAR
nouH never selected a better Executive
Committee. II is a committee of workers.
II is a committee that will insure the sue
cess of the Democratic party IN virginia
There could not be selected in the whole
Common wealth better committee.
The two acting secretaries are also the
right men in the right place. We know
Mr.. SHEPARD particularly IS thorough
organizer.
The headquarters of both committees
will be at Charlottesville but JOINT
meeting of the State Central Committee
andsh State Executive Committee will
be held in Richmond on or about the 18th
OF August. Due notice of this meeting Will
be given.
We feel as II the battle was on"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

The Republican managers say they are
not going to allow the South to be solid
unless il continues solid after their most
strenuous efforts 20 secure ono or more OF
the southern States. Well, let the battle
begin. The southern people are ready to
vote for CLEVELAND without being re-
minded by the presence of csrpet-baegers
and scalawags OF the fate which would
have been theirs if these same Republic
cans of 1892 could have had their way In
1874 and before and since. But we snail
be told that they have now n new set of
Republicans in the South. Let the battle
begin. we repeat. and let the world see
who are your new champions and leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
The Third Party and Negro Labor,

AC Ill Il Ga W 0A4A %NNSNAN A~eApOA'
One of the most serious questions the
farmers Of the South, and particularly tho
farmers of Virginia. have TO deal with is
the labor problem. Many a landowner in
certain sections of the State would be
able to make farming pay well were il not
for the trouble experienced in
holding on to his labor at critical
periods of the year. In this view alone
we think the farmers have all to gain and
nothing TO lose by lending their best ef-
forts TO stamping out the Third-party
side-show. AS far as the cities are con-
cerned, they have little to fear from the in
flnences that would be engendered by any
appreciable development of Third-party
strength or any exaggerated no.
tions as 20 the popularity of the
movement that might be allowed
70 Obtain. Not SO in this country.
however. The farmers will suffer Just in
proportion a. the Republican leaders can
use the movement Tor the purpose OF band
ing the negroes together for another effort
70 control the State governments. Once
let the hope OF supremacy tasten itself
upon the negro mind and the condition Of
labor in the South viii be worse than 1t
has ever been before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

The West Point Vir1inian endorses the
candidacy of State-Senator ID. GARDrNEI
TYLER for the Democratic congressional
nomination for the Second District, and
expresses confidence that he would re-
present the district with honor. Mr..
TYLER has made fine record in Senate
which is one of the strongest Virginia la:
had for years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
Tho MANNERS Of the North Carolina State

The members of the North Carolina State
Press Association, which has been i'll an
nual session at Charlotte, were banqueted
last evening by the Chamber of Com
merce of the Queen City" of the
Old North State We have no doubt 1t was
good TO be at the feast of reason and flow
of soul, provided the beverages were all OF
cooling nature only. Mr.. L. +. HILIARb
of Scotland Neck. was elected president OF
the association for the ensuing year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

General FIELD has, it is reported, gone
10 Arkansas TO stump that State for the
People's.par candidates-thatis TO say,
himself and others. This action on his
mart is equivalent TO declaration that
Virginia will vote for the People's-party's
candidates known as Democrats, and
against the People's-parf y's candidates who
ore supported by General FIELD. The real
people of Virginia-the bone and sinew of
her population-the poor aud the rich
are Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
is Odds and Ends
\ Thousands
Remnant Sale.
silk-Finished FoulardS,

black or colore dl------------
grounds, light or dark, with colorings
that. closely resemble hand-painting-
original price. 12c. Friday and Saturday
these are TO be sold for 6ic. yard.
Imported Batiste and Idealeans to be
closed at Sc. yard.
Grape Cloths, were 8 and 12c. yard,
any OF them sc. yard.
Lyons Batistes, were 33c., for 163c.
Organizes French, were 35c., for 16c.
IT'S TO BE A CLOSING SALE OF
ALL WASH GOODS WITHOUT RE-
GARD TO WHAT THEY ARE OR
WHAT THEY WERE.
THE SHORT LENGTHS, broken
lots, defaced things, are here, too. Pla-
cards will point where they are. The
prices mark that it's time to travel.
Solid Colored Organizes. original
price &c, now BE. yard.
Plaid Organizes, exclusive new de-
signs, are sold for &c. yard.
Dark and Medium Cnlicoes, 527 yards,
were : and &c. a ward, for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

The platform adopted by the Democrats
of West Virginia. and on which Colonel
". A. McCoRKLE was nominated tor Cover
nor. is telling exposition of what the party
has accomplished for that State IN the mat
ter ofindustrial, agricultural. and financial
upbuilding. One of the salient features
Is the plank insisting that the Legislature
at its next session shall pass law making 1t
q penal offence for citizen or corporation
doing business in the State to import an
armed body of citizens from Other States
to guard property or to act as a part OF
the posse cOmiduS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
Prince Bismarck.

We can well believe Prince BrsN.soK
when he tells 10 Germans that after forty
years Of political life il is impossible for
him to abandon politics. "The fierce
light which beats upon throne" was the
sort of light in which during nearly all
that time the great German stood. He was
accounted the government Tor great part
Of the time. He was the idol Of the German
people. Hs msde worldwide reputation
= 8 statesman. How can such man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

1t is stated that General WEAVER has
been presented with silver pen with
which to sign free-coinage bill when he
becomes President of the United States.
General WEAVER IS evidently the same
man. who having bride gwen to him.
said he needed nothing but horse and a
saddle TO complete his outfit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

A contemporary says: 1t is curious
fact that the late Professor L. W. DwIaHr,
eminent lawyer that he was, should have
left an incomplete will. Perhaps Professor
DWIGHT did not wish to embarrass the
courts as some other eminent lawyers who
left complete wills haze done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
Shirt Waists

knife plated jabot and collar, original
price s3.4S, for 80 each. French
Satteen, with white, for Soc, were 81
and Sl.25. OF White India Linen,
with jabot of embroidery. fine tucks,
sl.25, from 1928. OF Percale, box
plated back and front, Csc, from 47c.
SO with Ribbons, Underwear, Cor
sets, Books, Notions of every variety,
Toilet Articles, Dress Fabrics, and Silks,
Linens, Hosiery, and Gloves, Laces and
Embroideries, and White Goods. No
chance to give mention of the thousands.
The goods are to be sold at surprise
prices, and to be sold quickly.
The sale begins TO-DAY friday at
10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

The Roanoke Ecsning World announces
that hereafter 1t will print full Associate ed
Press reports covering the news from all
quarters up to o'clock in the afternoon.
The World will also introduce other I'M
provements calculated TO enhance greatly
its value rs a newspaper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

abandon politicsnf How The cease 60
stady every governmental measure which
comes up for discussion or refuse to tell
his people what he thinks Of itS A Won
dertui man is BIsMAncK,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

The Atlanta Constitution. referring to the
Third partyites in that State, says :
"Wheth or thev desire it or not they are
acting with the Republican party" True,
and what is true Of Georgia Is true pf Viz
pinla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

TRIMMED FELT ALPINE HATS, navy, black,
tan, and cream. Something new and nobby for
the seashore aud mountains.
Also NoBBY BEDFORD-CoRD YACHTING
CAPS, all colors, with stylish leather bands,
price 75c.
STRAW SAILORS OR YACHTING HATS,
trimmed with band OF all-sik ribbon, Soc
colors, navy, whito, red, and black.
TRIMMED MILAN SAILORS. 7jc.
FINE ENGLISH MILAN TRIMMED SAILORS
white, navy and black, s1.95.
New shipment Of BLAZERS and REFERS,
black, navy, tan and cream, all sizes and prices.
BLAZER SUITS, navy. red, black, and cream,
made OF storm serge, complete line o. sizes
REDUCED PRICES IN OUR MILLINERY DE-
PARTMENT.
All our TRIMMED HATS marked down TO
half former prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

virginians will rejoice with North Caro-
linians IN the announcement now made
that Senator VANCE Is steadily recovering
hls health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
Et0D Suits

made, to be sold for 1873 suit
Black and Navy Blazer Suits, all-wool
material, for 1895. The same in Cloth
Suits for Si.8j. OF Storm Serge, high
est grade, for 1898, original price,
SLID. -.
OF Tan and Gray Broadcloth, braid
ed and studded, original price $3.50,
for as a suit,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
RICHMOND COLLEG:
RICHMOND, VA.
The nextsesslon begins sEPTENBgao.a a..

| The next session begins SEPTENBEsa. Oh. ...
| continues nine months.
Expenses per session Of a resident stl...-. .-
bracing entrance fees, tuition, board. f. ~
and washing, about 900. Ofau.rr...r
| student. about $500. Tuition in liv So.
| II both classes be TAKEN. $40: n only ... b.
The scheme of instruction cmbra.as f.....
| independent schools Of Latin, Greek. -
Languages, English, Mdihomarr-. n...-
| Chemistry. and Philosophy. AMI thn - '... =
school Of Law. Provision Il also r1.'. f.r,..
tematic instruction in the Art Of E1s..s.
The courses OF instruction I'm tln l....-.
School lead 10 the Degrees az ll...
Science, Bachelor OF Arts, and Mss'-.. t-.
In the Law School 10 the Degree q. .....
Law.
The location Of the college IN Tho r.tr q u..
mond gives IL unsurpassed adv r.lf- F,
healthfuluess, and In oppOrtuuitic, uf Ir..,.,.
ment in addition 10 those afforded by ODE f., ..
itself.
For catalogues apply at the book...-.s ID o.,
city. or address Is. ~ "h .tH
~ 5-tSe22 Chairman OF On. f1..tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
ALL REMNANTS
ut EXACTLY HUFF Price.
HEESSSSEE Oun SroRY Topaz
"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
viii be particularly 80 to economical folks
who are always shrewd buyers and who VIII
quickly recognize its great value. These Just
before-stock-taking-redu sales are an1iously
waited for by our customers They gain By 50
doing.
We make an unceremonious break In prices.
Way we do II you may likely ask. There's a
pleasure In bargain wing, but the real reason
Is, we want to sell the goods by tomorrow noon.
, This character OF merchandise Is bothersome
TO stock-taking. It's tedious 70 count and hard
to calculate. Some are Just ." odd lots" " broken
assortnents," "short lengths" OF this seasons
best productions others perhaps arc dusty or
soIIed-how TO estimate the damage 'tisnt al
ways easy 10 guess. We take inventory to-mor-
row-are doing the sorting, counting, and ticke+
ing now. Meanwhile these "REMNANrS" are
staring us In the face-sO It seemed to US wisest
TO get rid Of them at once. Every single one, no
matter how low It was marked at first, is now
markell at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
July CLOSING SALE.

1Jc. PERCALEs, 10c. a yard.
12Hc. BEDFORD CORDS, 6l4c.
20c. FIGURED CREPONS. loo.
loo. ORGANDY LAWNS, sac.
&c. APRON GINGHAMS, &c.
Toe. LARGE PLAID MUSLIN, 6Ac.
10c. OUTING CLOTHS, sac.
&c. CHALLIEs, 31fc.
ANDROSCOG5IN BLEACH, SIC. q yard.
WOOL CHALLIES, I2l4c yard.
SWISS fLOuNCINGs are going out--in fact,
they have been slow this whole season. You can
buy here SWISS FL0UNCING, full AZ inches
vide, for 80 and Toe. ayard-wouid be q bargain
at TIC and 81.
BLACK SWISS FLoUNCE. with colored bor-
dcrs. few white borders, regular price &2.2o,
nov 75c. a yard. Only patterns in all.
JAPANESE PARASoLS, regular price 40c.,
now zoe.
SIMPSON MOURNING PRINTS, grays and
blacks, no short lengths. only 6I4c.
WHITE CHAMOIs GLOVES, the s1.25 grade,
only SIC.
reduced 10 Toe.
STRIPED BLAZERS, regular price sl.75, re-
duced 10 62Itc.
BOYS PERCALE sHIRT-wAIsT. CSC.
BOYS WHITE WAIST, Numbered, regular
price SJc., now 621bc.
WASH STRIPED COTTON sURAH reduced
to l0c.
BALLCRoQUEr SETS, regular price sLs5,
now 90c.
sIo BATH ROBES reduced TO 81.
Bargains this week IN WHITE FLANNEL.
Price 10 and 2oc.
EXCELLENT CASHMERE for boys and mems
wear, % TO 50c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

for DC. that were 10 and
Fms l2c. S4.S5 is TO be given
away in this stock alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
,.--"''-----I Flannellette Outing Shirt
Ro,,c' Waists, original price, Soc,
DOF' closing these two days for

Double-Ruffied Chiffon, with satin
edge, original price. 1925, for SOC. a
yard.
Silk Mass Trimming was &c., to be
sold for l5c.
Every yard OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

DEATS THEM ALL
Id GRAND EXCURSION.
ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP,
TO NORFOLK, ASD NEWPORT NEWS.
NO TIME LOST PROM BUSINESS.
SATURDAY NIGHT AUGUST Is, 1892. 8
FULl MOON on THE JAMES.
STEAMER ARIEL.
LOOK AT THIS SCHEDULE:
leaves Richmond SATU RDAY NIGHT. August
9Th, at 10 O'Clock sharp; arrives al Newport
News a. q A. N. and Norfolk at A. Nj. Leaves
Norfolk Sunday at 4 i. NJ. ana Newport Nows At
6P. N arrives a. Richmond az 1880 Sunday
night.
Tickets also good to return thu following Tues
day, Augusg 6, 1897.
Ample time Sunday to visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, Hampton, soldiers Home, Old
Poiuf, etc.
Elegant Meals and Refreshments on steamer
Ariel BEATS THEM ALL LADIES' SALOON
reserved exclusively for them.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
" 24,21,2ek3l-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

UPTOWN OFFICE asa EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1926 HULL STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

AnIet,ers ara kilograms must be addressed TO
1hE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be rsturnod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

Reading notices IN readlng-mat'er type, nye
hpts OF iccs, 81; In nonpareil loaded, Toe
Gard Of rates tof more space iurushod on APP
plicafl0n-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

Odds and ends
accumulate here
as they do over
the rest Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
in the house
| PUSSeDleUt4rJe ! for one-hali
| price.

Every yard {
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
&DAYlS
OUR GREAT
SACRIFICE SALE
SUMNER DRESS GOODS

which we announced yesterday brought
out crowd of buyers.
The extreme high temperature made
shopping little uncomfortable, but the
immense value offered was good COM
pensation for the little unpleasantness
experienced from the heat. The sale
will continue to-day and so long as the
goods last, which cannot be very long
at the prices they are now going at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
cold for e13 rs a suit.

of Imported Storm
Serge, black OF
| navy. finest tailor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
DYSPEPSIA,

Is there positive cura?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
Abraham Lincoln

When leaving his home at Springfield.
ILL.,, to be lnaugurated "a president OF
the United states, made a farewell al l.
dress to hrs old friends and neighbors,
IN winch he said, "Neghbors, give your
boys a chance"
These words come with as much force
today as they did thirty years ago.
How give them this chance?
Up IN the northwest - II great en-
pre- waiting for young and sturdy fel-
lows TO come and develop itand grow
mp with the country" All over tins
broad land are the young fellows, the
boys that Lincoln referred 10. seeking
to better their condition and get on IN
life.
Here is their chance.
The country referred to lies along tho
Northern Pacific railroad. Here YOU
can find pretty much anything you
want. IN Minnesota, and in the Red
river va ey of Norta Dakota. the finest
Of prairie lands fitted for wheat snd
gram, or "a well tor diveFsiied farm
ing In Western North Dakota and
Montana are stock ranges hm,tleas In
extent. clothed With the most nutritious
Of grasses
1t A fruit farming region j. wanted
there "a the whole state of Washington
20 select from.
"A tor scenic del ghts. the Northern
Pacific railroad passes through a couu-
trY unparalleled. la crossing the
Rocky. Bitter Root and Cascade noun
tsins the greatest scenery . be seen in
the United states from car Windows is
found The woadgrfui bad iands. Won
derfGl i'm graceful form and glowing
color. are poem lsses Pend 8 'Orelle
and Cpur d Aleue src alone worthy III
A trans continental trip. wh le they are
the fshermsn' JIt ma Tauie. The roe
along C.sTss Fork ot the Co.um "A
rlver Is dsvI ght dream To esp the
G.. mex. tb = me only way - reach
tie tar Ia 81 Yellowstone PARK
reaCn a. see ta1s the North
err Pacific "a road furnish trans and
service 0f unsurps s-ed exec fence TIE
most approved sud rrn1fertsh ersisce
ssep scars the best dining cars fhat
car Hr ms Fu irs1 tourist Cars good
for be5h arst ard second class essen
GER easr raiicz isv coaches % ~ bag
gage, express. and p0sisl cars 81 rrswn
by powerful BALDWIN locomotives make
trsin b- for rovs fv ltse'f
Ife-e ssesnz for nsr aomes snauid
tske tas tran and e. snd spv 0ul ghe
sad. To os prepared. wrte 20
CHAS FEE
a.. STA
-. Psul, Man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
GOOD WORDS FOR THE TIGER.
The FeroetOus Animal IL . Necessity N
IndiA-sons Of Its Uses.

A8e EcfOtAV13 ~ tr-cestty ~
IndiA-soDe Of Its Uses-
The tiger is not such a very great
misfortune 10 the neighborhood where
he happens 10 have fixed his abode. His
chase gives pleasure, excitement and
exercise To the many hard-worked Off
cials. whose lives would be those of
uninterrupted routine were IL not for
this recreation IL is also OF great as
sistance 10 the district officials, accord
ing 10 Harpers Magazine, as it makes
them much better acquainted with
the people under their charge, aud they
get TO know out-of-the-way places,
which. but for this sport, they would
never have visited. The tiger is very
necessary evil in India, and were il not
for him deer and wild boar would in
crease 10 such numbers that the cult
walton OF the land would become an i'm
mense hardship and almost an impossi-
bihty. lie keeps them within bounds
and relieves the ryots from watching
their fields by night in the unhealthy
localities
We are accustomed in England 10
hear constant war preached against this
animal for its total determination, but
this ought only TO be in cases of the de-
structive cattle killer or man eater. and
these ought To be got rid of at any cost.
The villagers are always extremely
careful OF their good cattle, watching
them well and keeping them grazing on
the border of fields where they are
working, and would be very sorry il
the tiger were externinated- OF course
they themselves are often carried off by
man eaters But tigers of this class are
luckily very scarce.
Tigers are still numerous in the state
of Mysore, and panthers have often
been killed in the city itself quite re-
Gently. / believe that in Mysore the
largest tigers in India are TO be found.
Some have been killed quite lately
measuring nearly ten feet six inches
from the nose TO the tip of the tail.
There are two kept by the maharajah
in the courtyard Of his cattle stables
that measure very little short of that.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-25
pIsAosEz ovER a CONVEYANCE.
Anna Bonfoy Wants TO Have a Properly
Interest Adjudicated.

Interest Adjudleatet.
Late yesterday afternoon Anna Bon
foy nled bill IN chAncery with the
clerk OF the circuit court against her
husband Frank Bonfoy and James
BayDe praying for q decree granting
her permission 20 sell her right OF
dover In certain property. The bill
sets forth that the plaintiff and her
husband bought ten lots on Nanenga.
OOsrnz 4 Mennema's addition of Wal
ter +. Moore for 81. 500 gIung a mort
gage 20 Moore for 5000. BY the efforts
OF both husband and wife the mort
gage vas reduced TO $3.50. Mr.. Bonfoy
then executed another mortgage TO
Moore for 500. & portion Of which was
for the purchase money. The plaintiff
saws she refused TO sign the latter mort
gage when II was presented 10 her.
julius NJ. Jamison subsequently, oh
tanned possession of the two mortgages.
It's alleged that Mr.. JamisOn and
James Bayne then negotiated u deal
with Bonfoy whereby they were to
trade q photograph gallery outfit to
him for ms property. Mrs. Bonfoy
again refused TO sign the convey
ance papers and she AYERS that
Jamison informed the parties tina.
they could conclude the negotiations
without the consent of Mrs. Bonfoy, as
the only right sue had IN the property
Was q contingent dover right, and as
he owned both mortgages he would be-
ain foreclosure proceedings At once,
and cut her Oft from her interest. The
deal Was made and the plaintiff claims
the photograph gallery was not worth
more than $500. JamisOn foreclosed
the mortgages, and Bxyne made no
effort 10 redeem the property. Mrs.
Bonfoy procured S923.25. the amount
of the mortgages, and rendered 1t t.
Jamison, bur no would not assign them
TO ner. BY legal action IN the circuit
court IN August. the mortgages were
assigned 10 her and Mr.. Bsyne refused
To pay her right of dover or her inter-
est IN the mortgages. She now asks
that the old suit DO revived and that
she may recover her interest IN the
property. The property Is now valued
At 81 800.