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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02
Directors of The B. B. & E.
Open Bids for Building
Coal Bunkers
Davey & Gibson a Fairhaven
Firm Capture the
Contract
Contract for Steel and Fast
enings Awarded to
Balfour & Co.

The contract for the construction OF
the Bellingham Bay and Eastern Blue
Canyon coal bunkers was yesterday
awarded to IL Fairhaven firm-Davey d
Gibson. Bids for the contract were
opened i'm the afternoon at meeting OF
the directors Of the company. Capt.
EIIridge, j. j. Donovan and Edmond
Cosgrove were present. Eight bids
were opened, each accompanied by GER
tilted checks for 81 600. The bidders,
arranged with reference to the figures
of the bids from the lowest to the high
est. were as follows: Davey d Gibson,
Fairhaven; Garvin q Co., Fairhaven,
J. Truelson u Co., New Whatcom;
san Francisco Bridge Co., Seattle; King
Il Dickson, Tacoma; Mcdaniel a Sea
nor, New Whatcom; IL. NJ. Bycrly d
Co.. Seattle; Sam Murchison, Fair
haven. On motion Of Edmond Cos
grove the contract was awarded to the
/ lowest bidder.
The contract is for the construction
of the superstructure Of the bunker'
proper. Mccoy a Breckenridge bcgit
work ON the approach and foundation
In the bunkers next Monday morning
The expense of the bunkcrs complete
will be above S2O,O The bunker
will be 33X2lO feet and the rail Will b'
fortv-seven feet above the water.
The directors at their meeting yester
dov awarded the contract for steel anO
, fastenings, amounting to over el3,OW
. to Balfuur. Guthrie ~ Co., OF Tacoma
the lowest bidders.
The work of construction of the B. Il
, q h. i. being pushed rapidly all alon
rhe line. =. &. Mccormick, the con
tractor, is rapidly completing the trestl
across Whatcom creek at Elk street
Timber is being sawed at Geneva io
the construction of the transfer barg
4 ON Lake Whatcom The directors ye'
'' terday authorized the purchase OF forty
Il two feet track scales to be placed q
once at the lake. Piles are beln
n driven for the transfer wharf at u
lake and the trcstle from lyey sire
# leading into Puget lane is complete
IF Three electric alarm bells will be place
g at the intersection Of important stree
(. to give warning Of approaching tram
n The bells will ring continuously after
: train is within 500 yards of the eros
/ ing until it has passed. The conta
II lof drive wheels Of the locomotive
p, the rail will cause the gongs to ring.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02
SEVERE ON MILLIoNAIREs

Editor HERALD-(eierring to nigh
WAYS if seems to me that the next legis-
lature should pass law providing for
general improvements i'm this state. In
several German states, and in New
York and Massachusetts,, there IS
statute which eXacts "a tax from
dece lsed persons estate. why not
collect one from an inheritor's property
as well, i'm ratio something like this:
On all estates valued at from alOOO
to 100000, one per cent; alOOiWW 10
5000. 900, two per cent; S2OOOOO 10
$500 900, three per cent? SJOO,OOO 10
100000, four per cent; 24OO,OVO 10
S5OO,OO five per cent; aJOO,oOO 10
100000 six per cent? s6OO,OOO 10
| 800, 900, seven per cent? 2dO,OW Iu
/ SsOO,OOO, eight per cent? SSOOiVOO 10
| 5000 900, nine per cent? 9WO,VOO Ju
| 81 .OOO, 900, ten per cent; on all above
| 81 900, 900, ninety-nine per cent stale
| tax for road purposes. ouch plal
would prevent the Capitalization o
wealth i'm the hands Of few persons
and would give us roads and employ
ment for labor, and also enable the
miIlionaires to travel with easier con
sciences and lighter bank accounts u
"that bourne from which no traVele
! returns Yours truly,
'0'' A. +. BAATZ.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02
Iuoh Coming

The Lighthouse Opera House, New
Whatcom, will be opened April l4th
by the Emma Juch Opera Company,
under the management of f. c..
Thomas, of this city. j. ID. Prince, the
advance agent of the company, is eX-
pected today to make final arrange
ments for the appearance of this eX-
ceuent company. A carload Of opera
chairs for the hall is now on the way,
and will arrive in time to be placed for
! the entertainment.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. James r. Clarke will soon re-
move to Spokane, where he is to enter
the insurance business.
All persons who have had tide land
notices published in the WORLD are re-
uuested to call at the business Office
and obtain the atlidavits Of publication,
upon payment of the bills.
BY The new schedule of the WascO,
which went into effect yesterday, the
boat leaves Ocean dock at 6:4j "A. IN.
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday for
Seattle, via Everett.
1t is reported that the Union Pacific
steamers SehOme, North Pacific and
Hassalo will be laid up at Portland.
A letter arrived on the Mexico from
j. A. Black, at Fort Wrangle, announce
ing the safe arrival of the party at that
point. a more extensive descriptive
letter is promised as soon as the party
is ready to start inland.
Mr.. G. Mofatt returned yesterday
morning from "a brief business trip TO
/ Tacoma.
| IL. w. Bateman returned on the Pre-
mier yesterday morning from trip 10
| Seattle.
The ladies will hold their regular
Saturday afternoon tea, for the benefit
of the book fund, this afternoon from :
until D o'clock, at the public reading
room. Everybody is invited to be
present.
The sale of the Nash block, on the
corner Of Mill avenue and Fourteenth
street, to j. NJ Wariuncr, at private
terms, was cousummated yesterday.
g.. O al.
and New WhatcOm street railway eX-
tension arrived yesterday. They will
be laid as soon a. possible, aud the line
operated Five cars will then be placed
on the line, giving fifteen minute ser
vice.
Z The funeral of Harvey ID. LamereauX,
p the young man who died from the
e effects of fracture Of a limb, will occur
. from the residence of J. II. Badly this
r afternoon at . O'Clock.
T. Major Darling is indebted 10 the
'- friendship of Nelson Bennett for an ex-
r cellent position in the employ of the
i Electric Light and Water companies,
z of both Of which Mr.. Bennett Is now
'e president.
a Mr.. Eugene Ward, the organizer o
u the pottery project, is spending a few
4. days in Seattle visiting ms son.
!. The new double store of the Pacific
a Clothing house, i'm the Waldron block
\ will be one of the finest in this part 0
ct the state. The stock is to moved from
m the present location Monday.
Competition i'm the Alaska excursion
business seems likely to be brisk thi
season. The Pacific Coast Steamshi
Il. company will have two or more steam
er5 on the route as usual; the City
Is Seattle is reported "open for engage
'or ments," and now Vancouver dispatc
In says that the Islander is TO be remove
go. from the Nancouver-NictOrias service
-" 20 on the Alaska route during the tOu
ist season. A movement Is on foot
"a have her run from Vancouver to Alasl
rot direct, to catch Canadian Pacific RAJ
'ty road Alaska excursion business.
11o The Canadian Pacific railroad is
W. wv take five hours Off the transcOnunent
A. trip time to take effect June !.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02
THE COUNTY MISSION ERs
oHoial Proceedings OI the Whatcom
County Board-February Session
raQo
Continued

Continued
BOARD met at 9 o'clock a. IN. on
Monday, March IA, 1892 pursuant to
recess taken March 8, 1892; present, all
members and clerk.
Minutes of the meeting held March
s, 1892, as read by the clerk, were APP
The clerk was directed to issue war
rants drawn on the county tund III
favor Of the following named persons,
i'm pavment of bills and for services rem
| dered as follows, to-wit:
Cicero Hunter, cleaning court house az M
II q 'i Be1 witness fee in case Of state vs. , %
rTcTCSsgskiil. witness fees in case Of ,,
Rogert Armggirdt NdrcS SGrTiSSf5s & iS2 fS o'e 90
II G smith, services Tyn9ereu odlS ~ '7p'''' 90
VII Rrown- services rendered at special M
/ pSuallpy. services rendered at speclal co|
/ election. March o, 1892 ..... .......f.i wv
| Al smith. services rendered at special NJ,
election March ., l6yZ ...... ~, 40 a. wv
Edward George, services tem9ero" nv On
. / -peciaI election. March D. l51z ......i.i WV
I a Grimm, services rendered At special M
III ~ G"nn"n. services rendered at 90
speciaI election, March D. lo9Z ......i.i ''
Y Perry. services rendered az speclal N,
y I q Mciennon. rent OF building for cleo e M
r 'I'RR y Reid. Services rendered at special M
n O e,i'ts4ph n tss4tahlman, services rendered at q.
q, ,IPeSGIa, tIV,I,0i serSire- rendered at special
n W slfHi''PPII # 'PPIIaiiior services rendered at NJ
Is spgsal S1fysPi sepVicts rendered at special
sNH
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02

number, the defense could not be al
lowed to call any more.
This closed the sur-rebuttal, at ll2O
a. m, and Col. Lewis announced that
tie defense rested. 1t being so near
the hour of recess, court adjourned un-
til . d. IN.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02
nosroN NINE AGAIN BONDED

A Seattle Capitalist Secures -Four
Months option On IL
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer oi yes
terday reports that the Boston mine, IN
the Cascade district, owned by the
Ropse Brothers, well known in TINS
c,tv has again been bonded, this time time
Ivy ha heading Seattle capitalist" The
first bond was for Sl5OlOoV, anu Mas 49, sv
cured in September, 1890, by a heien'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02

Two suits were filed in the superior
court yesterday as follows;
Fairhaven Furniture Co. W.. T.. b.
Hill-suit for S2l7 for goods
Harriet Norton ct al vs.. Mack L..
Norton-suit for the partition Of land
i'm section 20, township 80, north and
range ! east.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02
NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

Caususes will be held this evening at
7 u. m. to elect delegates to attend the
Democratic County convention, which
meets i'm Whatcom, April l6, for the
purpose of electing thirteen delegates to
attend the State convention ut Van
couver, May Is. The number Of dele
gates each ward is entitled to is as fol.
lows lst ward, ); 2nd ward, Z; 3rd
ward, 4; 4th ward, 5; 5th ward, A. 9Th
ward, 2. .,
The caucus in 1st ward will be held
i'm the Focal City house; i'm 2nd
ward in the McKechuie building on
Harris street; in 3rd ward, in voting
place in Happy Valley; in 4th ward, in
! Montezuma building; in 5th ward, in
/ basement of Fourteenth street school
building; in 9th ward, in Clark build
ing on Front street.
J. NJ. ANDREWS,
+. ID. ALEXANDER,
HENRY OEsER,
GEO. IL. WATROUS,
Il. f. MONAHAN,
CHAs. XURN,
Com
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02

Ladies are requested to attend the
auction Saturday at O'Clock at Ihe
New WhatcOm japanese Store.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-02

Great damage was done by severe
wind storm in Kansas and Nebraska
Thursday. At Nelson, Neb., and vi
cinity II amounted to a cyclone, damag-
ing property to the extent Of 100000,
and injuring several persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
Ilanfhs and Innernls.

Mrs. Maria b. Sharp, wife Of Rev. Henry
I. Sharp, rector of Grace Episcopal
church, Alexandria. died i'll Baltimore
Tuesday. Mrs. Sharp was daughter of
the late Robert c. Nicholas. and resided
here during and for some time after the
war.
The funeral of Mrs. Lizzie G. Foley,
wife Of Mr. Andrew NJ. Folzey. took place
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from the
Residence of her father. Mr.. George Saw
age. 400 east Cary street.
Captain Jackson +. Childrey, of Henrico
county, died at his home Wednesday in
the 7Sd year of his age. During the war
he commanded the HenrICo Guards, Fiji
teenth Virginia Regiment His funeral
took place yesterday afternoon from his
residence.
The remains Of Mr.. Marcellus Pond. who
died at his residence, 615 north Twenty
seventh street, Wednesday, were taken 10
Charles CITY county for interment yester-
day afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
THE COURT HAD TO SUSPEND.
A Coiored Nurse Fined for Beating
Baby-ihe Mcbride Case.

A most unusual case was tired IN the
Hastings Court yesterday. While this TIL
bunal was in session the attention Of the
iudge. Jury, counsel, and spectators was
attracted by the screams of a child upon
the Capitol Square Just in front OF the Ola
CITY Hall For n moment the entire court
watched the scene which was Transporting
without. A colored nurse named Mary
Smith had become veXed with her charge,
and was applying her palm upon It's face.
Judge Witt ordered the Sergeant to go out
and bring the woman before him: lhls
wac done and the nurse was fined SlO ana
costs. 49,,
The child's father. Mr.. John S: Whaley,
who il manager at Gentry Brothers stable,
was sent for and soon came INTO court.
The Judge advised Mr.. Whaley OF what
had been done and after a brief converse
ton with His Honor the father retired,
and the woman was sent on to lall. Later
i'm the afternoon, however Mr.. Whaley
went ub and paid the fine and the servant,
who has been with the family for some
time. was released from prison.
The other cases tried yesterday were
those of Frederick Mcbride and n drug
glst. The latter was charged with having
in his employ an unregistered drug CLERK,
but was acquitted.
Mcbride. who was arrested short time
ago charged with attempting 10 pass forged
letters, was tried and received SIX months
in iall. Mcbride would write letter, at
tach some conductors card on II, giving 1t
the appearance of Brotherhood letter,
and sell it for So. He attempted to sell
one of these letters to Putnam Theatre
dnGclte when he was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29

winter "A run out Of tho mains an fnst ~ Il n put
In. Az the present time the river ~ 40 low tbat
the old pumps cannot keep Marshall reservoir
fsill. 20 that. we have had 80 run the steam
pumps 70 Keep up she supply. Ia other words,
we are running the cntre painpsrg capacity 70
meet the demand.
This is risky; for should anything happen
there would be great scarcity Of wa,cf, and y ID
would be absolutely necessary that arpropris-
lions should be made 70 increase our pumping
facilities and 20 lay larger mains 20 the city 10
supply the demand for more water. The sp-
proximate estimate Of this cost Il s3s4.Soi.
rax xxrss QUESTION.
1.-The other alternative is 20 stop tho waste.
After making q comparison with a large number
OF othor cities which arc abundanti3 supplied
unhesitatingly say mat 100000 gallons per
day would amply supply our city, and yet we are
using t5,0O0.000. There u no way that can
see 70 stop this waste but by the general INTRO
dnction OF metres"
10 concluding his report Superintendent
Boiling gives Instances wherein the Jew
meters now in use IN the city had resulted
in great saving both TO the city and TO the
consumers. The paper was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Mann the Council was
asked for an additional! Appropriation OF
$3.50 for the department, to be expended
IN making repairs at the pump-houses, re-
servoirs. and dredging the canal above tho
New pump-house.
n utM ilOu ult-bAuS wa
put in the place OF tho old wooden plug at
the corner of Second and Main streets, and
the committee adjourned.
second-Markct Matters.
The Second-Market Committee held o
session Yesterday evening and discussed at
length the matter of requiring the buck
sters on Marshall street between the two
market-houses 20 move Of the street. The
complaints were heard and the hucksters
were allowed 10 make their statements.
Captain Angle advised the removal OF the
stands on the grounds that the street was
too crowded and therefore dangerous and
made il necessary to keep two policemen
stationed there nj all times. No action
was taken in the matter. though the CLERK
was instructed TO tell the renters that the
committee might in the near future order
them 10 remove.
For the position of sweeper Of the Sec"
ond Market the candidates were ID, Z.
Butler. Charles Leamay. Winston Taylor,
and John Hazelgrove. Butler was elected.
Owing TO the absence of quorums no
meeting of the Committees on health, Ordl-
nances, and Cemeteries could be held yes
terday evening The first and last named
bodies will meet at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
The Health Committee will visit the
crematory with view to investigating the
complaints made against the garbage
furnace by Jackson-Ward residents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
ByDen0on, Topper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S21 east Main street.

rVRUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE
L TWo-sTORY-AND-BASEMENr DWELL IL;
ING ON THE WEST SIDE OF RANDOLFn
STREET SOUTH OF WlNDER SIREEI.-by
virtue of the provisions Of n certain deed OF
trust, dated November 10, 1891. and Of record
In the Clerks ONCE Of the Richmond Chancery
Court, Deadlock 144 G, page BOD, deIanis
having been made in the payment OF certain
note herein secured, and being required SOTO no.
we will sell by auction, on tho premises, on
MONDAY, AUGUST L, 1892,
nj q o'clock p. NJ. tho DESIRABLE DWELLING
above described. containing about eight large
rooms Tho dwelling n new well constructed
and will make n nice home. The lot begins az
point on the west line Of Randolph street 2N4
feet south OF Windcr street, runs sOuthwardly
along and fronts on tho west line OF Randolph
street % feet and extends back in parallel lines
10 feet, more or less, TO an alley Tho many im-
provementsi In this locality will certainly enhance
the value OF this property.
TERMS: Cash ~ to the expenses OF. executing
this trust aud a note Of $40 with interest thereon
from the 18th OF May. 1892. and a credit az 10
note OF g. 900 due November 70, 1892; the
balance on terms 10 be announced at sale.
c. l.. DENOON
WILLIAM ELLIS0N,
ty24,26.2s, 90, 3O&3l Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
!. THE RICHMOND DIsPATOH. FRIDAY. JULY %. 1892

@. Poske. who died at the Exchange Hotel
on "Wednesday from sunstroke. returned
10 baltimore yesterday IN the MIDDAY.
train. hearing with. them the remains OF
their unfortunate relative. The deceased
was a member of the Germania singing
society OF Baltimore. and the Gesaneve-
rein IN graceful compliment. sent, an
elegant floral tribute 20 go on the caskel.
c;n,s Consisting OF Messrs. II. q. Miller,
q t. siegei. A. Hartung. John y. kohler.
r. Wittkamp, August RUPERT. and y. H..
Pbillipa. acted ms pall-bearers. The re-
mains will be inferred in Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
Property Transfers.

Richmond David G. Kennedy, from F.
n Hill trustee. 10 feet on west side Eighth
street between Clay and Leigh, Sl.iO0;
Lewis C. Kidd, from Denoon d Adamson,
trustees. 20 feet on China street. north
west corner Belvidere, Sl,iS0; j. X. Price,
from J. b. Elan. trustee. 30 feet on west
side Laurel street, southwest corner Abe
marie, Sl,590.25.
Uenrico: +. NJ. Conner and wife to
Robert Winston, 80 feet on Twenty-fourth
street northeast corner X, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
work of tho Ambulance.

The ambulance responded to three calls
Yesterday, as follows;
AT OILS A. NJ. to Marshall street between
Fifth and sixth, to q coiored man suffering
with epilepsy. He was taken to the aims
house for treatment.
AZ 1910 A. NJ. to the Chesapeake and
Ohio shops to white, white m and S Ieft Win
kfsp. M. 10 1850 east Broad street TO q
colored man who had been overcome by
heat He was treated and taken to his
home on west Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
AT AUCTION.
In obedience 10 the herein after mentioned de-
cree We will sell by auction, on the promises, on
nnrnAV Tryu 1000

In obedience to the hereinafter mentioned de-
cree We will sell by auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, July 90, 1892,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE, THO
ROUGHLY RECONSTRUCTED, AND WELL-FlN-
ISHED BRICK RESIDENCE above referred TO,
with the lot on which IL stands, fronting ~ feet
and running back $50 feet 10 an alley.
The location of this property Is among the
grounds Of Major Ginier, and Just where other
handsome improvements are to be erecteu IN
the near future; and the price OF land IN tnis
particular square (the last sale being $3.50 aTont
FOOT insures the erection OF nothing except
handsome and costly structures hereafter. rms
house Is beautifully arranged, has been wen
cared for and Is altogether very desirable III
every respect II contains about eleven rooms,
beside ample servants accommodations, ana IL
can DO seen at any reasonable hour by applying
on the promises. II desired more ground on the
west can be had at a reasonable price.
TPRys: one fourth cash. and the residue NJ
one, two. aud three years for notes Win interest
semi-aDnually, or more than one fourth In cash,
or all cash az the option Of the purchaser, and
the title 10 be retained until all the purchase
money shall have been paid. .
WYNDIAM X. MEREDITH,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Special Commissioners.
GRANT, PIAnIIFF, AGAINST GRANTS ADMINISTER
TOR AND AIS, DEFENDAN1s-lN THE CHANCEkf
COURT on THE CITY or RICHMOND:
/, Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of said court, GER
tify TINT the bond required OF the special com
missioners by the decree In said cause OF 23d
October. 1901, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this oath day OF Octo-
Der, 1891. CHARLES w. GODDlN,
iy i0-eoitIy26td.ds Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
BY J. u. Valentine, AuctlOneer,
1886 east Main street.
VO-DAY'S SALE AT 1OI O'CLOCK,

ALL-MAuOGANY FURNITURE
such a. TABLES, STANDS, BEDSTEADS, and
BUREAUS;
Also. PARLOR SUIT, 10 BEDSTEADS,
MATTRESSES, NEW and SECONDHAND
SPRINGS.
90 PICTURES,
500 papers SMOKING-ToBACCO,
Balance OF consignment Of STRAW NAT
TING aud COCOA MATING,
3 MOQUET CARPETS,
About 800 yards MATING left, good quality,
and selling cheap;
20 pieces FLOOR and STAIR OIL-CL0rH.
Also. LARGE IRON-AWNING FRAME nj
14I2 east Main stfeet-in perfect condi-
ton. Examine the frame and attend the
sale at my store. -
j. II. VALENTINE,
~ 90 AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-29
BY Denoon, upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers'
S2l Main street.
rURUsTEE's SALE OF MEDIUM

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF MEDIUM
l. SIZED BRICK DWELLING, NO. ~
NORTH FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS, l NINE.
DIATELY OPPOSITE The EACbANSs
H0TEI.-By virtue OF certain dee9
Of trust 70 tho undersigned trustee, dated
June @, 1891, and recorded in the kicnmon1
Chan ,ery Court Deed-B Book l43 II, page 800, 20
secure certain negotiable note therein de-
scribed and default having been made IA pay
ment OF same and being required oy the Deheh-
cisfy so to do, | will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1892.
AZ @ O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
as follows: " All that 10: Of land, with the Inn
provements thereon, lying aud being IN the Guy
OF Richmond, on the west side OF fourteeutn
street between Main and Franklin street, COM
mencng on the west side Of fourteenth street az
point distant about 81 feet north OF an ailey 20
feet wide. thence running nortnwardiy anu Itont,
ing on said west line OF Fourteenth street 10
feet more or less, 10 the dividing line between
this lot and tho lot containing No 10 ncrtn FOUR
teenth street. thence extending back westwsruiy
within parallel lines so feet TO an alley III iee'
wide" - 49,.
TERMS: Cash as to $3.50, with interest from
June q, 1892, aud expense Of executing ths
trust; balance announced at sale.
G. l.. DENOON, Trustee.
DBNoOY, TUPPER, & Co., Auctioneers. ~ ~