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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
It S
GETTING
VI ARM -!

The warm, sunny days have come. and
it's time that You were thinking about get
ting lighter suit-and you might as
well get the BEST when you do get it.
There's heap more satisfaction i'll wear
ing rightly tailored, perfect fitting
clothing dixie we make and SELL than
the ordinary ready-made kind. Look
better, fit better, wear better.
Just spend few moments trying on
Suit or two of our ready -to-wear clothes.
See how they look-how they fit you
how they become you. You will feel
that there is no use paying tailor an
enormous price simply for SAIlSFAC-
TON. You will DE pleased with our
taste in the selection OF the cloths-and
see what taste, originality, and care was
used in their making. It's the kind Of
clothing that makes friends. 1t is build
ing for us permanent, healthy bust
ness-not the boomed-up kind.
SUITS ready to put on for everybody.
Prices to suit everybody. The stout
man and the slim man the tall man
and the short man-can find fit
HERE. Cost no more than the regular
sizes. Remember that
Good, stylish, perfect-ftting Suits at
SO, $3.50, and Sl3.50-cassimeres,
chevio.s, serges-saoks and getaways.
More real worth than it is possible to
get elsewhere at these prices. Our OWN
make-and guarantee them for wear and
service
Better ones the best that can be
made), Sl5 to $50. A mark OF supe-
riority on them. The best tailoring
the latest styles-the most elaborate
finish. Can't help being pleased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16

Of DR.. Charles II. Chalklcy. &c feet on north
aide Grace street between Third and
Fourth. IS. 100; Emme j. and Clarence
Pcyton TO William n. II. Taylor. 20 feet on
east side st. Peter street between Baker
and Charity, 81. 100; II. X. Pollard. special
commissioner, TO W. Benjamin Davis, 30
feet on south side Hanover street near
Lombardy, 81. $50; 10. Lane Stern. special
commissioner. TO James A. Duly. ~ feet
on west side Buchanan street between
Washington and Cedar, $3.50: Christopher
Wilkerson TO Ada Wilkersons trustee, lot
on south side Leigh street between Pull
liam aud St. Peter, IS.
Henrico: Erasmus Deem and wife TO
George W. and James Holmes, 2 acres,
5000; Thomas II. tarrend and wife to
John NJ. Gill, IS feet on Holling street
southwe.t corner Brown. SIS; William IL.
Robinson to Mary y. Robinson. 179 feet on
cas-, side 1wrnty-ninth street corner X,
81; +. A. Welty and wife to- W. o. Arnall.
A feet on west d. twenty fourth street
between Q and X. 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
Tho Tramp Was Arrested.

A few minutes before l2 O'clock Sunday
night Mr.. w. H. Beasley. tho flsgman of
the Petersburg railroad, was assaulted in
the "Cockade City" by two tramps and
very roughly handled. He was in the
yard of the company preparing to flag q
train when the men suddenly sprang upon
him and Invested him OF his lamp and
other articles.
Yesterday Mr.. Beaslev went to Drewry's,
station about seven miles from Rich
mond. and seeing q tramp whom he thought
he recognized as one of his assailants he
had him arrested and brought TO this city.
The prisoner, whose name is Samuel Tai
bolt. was turned over to Sergeant Tom
linson, who sent for the patrol-wagon and
had him taken to the SECOND Police
Station. Talbot will be sent back TO
Petersburg, as the offence with which he Is
charged was committed there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
OPENED THEIR BAR-ROOMS.
Three saloon Proprietors Reported for
Violating the Sunday Laws.

1t was very difficult matter to get an
"eye-opener" a "nerve-steadier." or u
night-cap" in Richmond on Sunday.
The Mayor had gwen the Chief OK Po-
lice instructions TO put q stop to oil sorts
of traffic on the Sabbath and this officer
issued similar directions to the captains
The result was that it was very difficult TO
procure drink of liquor, and many who
were accustomed TO the side-door" plan
were forced to spend the day in sobriety.
A number of bar-room proprietors who,
as a rule, dispense liquid refreshments on
Sunday. were expecting the police to make
a raid. and they kept front. back. aud
siie-doors tightly shut all day. Those who
were reported for violating the law in re-
gard to the opening of saloons on the Sab
bath were Wolfe Miller and Philip Kelly
in the First District and G. III. Morris III
the Second.
Rev. Jabez Hall. pastor OF the Seventh
Street Christian church. in his sermon on
Sunday night incidentally referred to the
fact that while on his way TO church he
passed a bar-room. There were several
young men standing at the side entrance.
and five or SIX of them were insisting on
one going in with them to take drink.
The invitation was declined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
Xy,,,ct Aid from EIchmond.

During the fire n telegram was received
in Richmond asking for aid. and IN twenty
i've minutes the o was flre-eugIne on IA
fat-car ready u start for West Point.
Just as the tram was about TO start a
second telegram reported the flames under
control.
Many alarming rumors were afioat IN
Richmond III regard to the ire. II was
reported around the hotels and upon the
streets that the entire town had been
burned. or was IN danger The messages
for relief from this city came to Captain
w. J.. West. master Of transportation OF
the Richmond and Danville railway, and
after the turmoil the following dispatch
was sent to him:
Il am requested BY the Mayor and Town
Council of West Point TO extend thelr
thanks TO you and the Richmond Fire Do
partment for your prompt action and
Willingness TO assist US this evening. Bv
extra effort | succeeded IN getting our
hose to the fire and soon got 1t under con-
troll. At the time | wired you however. 1t
looked as though half the town would go
before ANYTHING could be done. II 1t had
not been for our Fire Department the re-
suit would have been very serious.
"E T. LAMB"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
THE WEST POINT FIRE
NOT so SERIOUS As IT WAS
THOUGHT IT WOULD BE.
Tn. pamsse About S5.Oo0-Richmond
Asked for Aid-An Engtns Ready 10
Start In Twenty-Five uinutcA
Especial telegram to The Di,oasch.l

Wysr PoIsr. Va. May 15.-The most Sc
rious FIRE that has visited West Point sihce
the burning of the railroad wharvcs sew
erai years ago broke out Sunday evening
shortly before O'Clock in small stable
ON the rear portion of the lot at the cor
ner of ID and Seventh streets. on the
front of this lot is located Bowden's drug
store. ard between the drugstore aud the
et,hle there were two small one-story OIL
fee buildings. A.,
Tie fire was not discovered urtii the
e.abIe was enyeIoped in flames. ana Nv
the time n crowd had collected the small
Office buildings and the Linden Hotter.
large tnree-story frame building located
ten feet from the stable and fronting on
Seventh street, we're burning nerceiy. a
determined effort saved Bowden's drug
store from the flames at the cost OF many
blistered hands and faces.
RAILROAD DEPARTMENT OUT.
Mr.. Lamb. the agent for the Richmond
and Danville railroad. ordered out 'ne
wharf FIRE apparatus and hose was ihd
from the wharf. and although the nlsn f
worked under many difficulties ana the
distance was so great that the water would
not Hov very freely the fire was kept from
going down town; TIL,
PM ON the other side az the Linden
Hotel there was large double-housc. the
property OF Major Z. j. Hi. 1t became
apparent that this building was doomed,
and the volunteers turned their attention
to saving J. &. Bavtop's house, which
olmost ioiued the Hill property by small
ofice-room. This was immediately torn
away. and the FIRE on the District sue
having been gotten under control. the
hose vas brOugnt around on seventh
street. and by persistent work tue Baytop
property was finally saved, although 1t
was on fire at times.
Thg DAMAGED PROPERTY.
Tie buildings III the rear OF Bowdens
drugstore were the property OF lianstori
Anderson and were insured. One OF them
WAS used by Bowden Go. as STORAGE
room and that firm lose about 800 worth
OF goods. The Linden Hotel was the
of Richmond. was unOccupied, ana
is said TO have been well insured.
but the name of the company is not
known here. Major HIS property was
occupied BIZ himself and by Mr. Lewis
Cook. q bagAaEe-.nastCr on the Richmond
and Danviile. and the building was insured
in the VIrrinIa Fire and Marine Insurance
COMPANY for 81 800, which Is about two
thirds of It's value. The furniture OF both
families was al saVei. biI. baYtOp ; hpure
was considerably damaged. but is insured.
LOSES AMOUNT 20 5000.
The value of the property burned was
about 5000. The OrICIr of the fire Is un-
known. hut 1t l. supposed to have resulted
from lighted match or cigarette carelessiy
throwl down III the stable. Had the wind
been high. or bad Eowden's drugstore.
with its large amount Of explosives md
combustlbleS. been burned. the extent OF
the blaze would have been all eEormous
one.
Mr.. Willie Covan was overcome By heat
and was very Ill for time. He has re-
covered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
Work OF the Great Reaper.

Mr.. w. ID. Bowman. whose serious i'll
ness was reported in Sundays DIsParcR,
died yesterday morning at the residence
OF his son, MIR. j. &. Bowman, No. SIS
north Eighth street. Mr.. Bowman was in
the 72d year of his age. He had long been
resident of Richmond and was for many
years one OF its best-known and most re-
speoted merchants. He leaves several
children, among them Messrs. J. G. and
Samuel IL. Bowman. All through his
long lie the deceased enjoyed the confi-
dence ana esteem of all who knew him.
News has been received here of the death
OF Mr.. w. w. Jones. q well-known citizen
and large ruck-grower of Hanover county.
He lived near Old Church and was an elder
In Gethsemane. Christian church.
Mr.. Henry Rosenberg, whose death in
Galveston, Texas, was announced in Sun
days DisPATcH, married daughter Of the
late DIR. Charles Magill. OF Richmond.
Mr.. Rosenberg was wealthy banker and
dean of the consular corps of Galveston.
He will be buried Ia Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
What CAN CUTICURA Do !

Ask thousands OF tortured and disnsured 1T
tie babies throughout the land Everything that
Is cleansing, purifying, and Identifying for The
skin. scalp, and blood of Infants and children,
the CUTICURA REMEDIES will do They afford
ins,an. relief, permit rcst and sleep. and point
to speedy euro in the most sgonizing of Itching
and burning eczemas. They clear the skin OF
the nnost distressing scaly, crusted. pimply, and
b,otchy humors They cleanse the scalp OF dan
drdf. scales. and crus.s. and restore tho hair.
They purify the blood OF simple. scrofuous' and
hereditary humors. Thus from simple blemish
TO the worst case OF scrofula they are equally
successful Everything about those great skin
cures. blood purifiers. and humor remedies in-
spires confidence. They are absolutely pure and
may be used on the younges: infant. They arc
agreeable to the most refined and sensitive
They are speedy, economical, and urfail.ns
Cures m.do in childhood arc almost invariably
permanent
Sold everywhere. Price: CuTIcUKA, DOC;
soar, 25c.; REsoLvEST. 81.
Prepared DIV POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COR
foRATIoN, Boston.
"All About tho SKIN, Scalp. and Hair" "a
pages 800 diseases, mailed fres.
Zap 4-Tu3t&witI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
LITTLE LAWRENCE ROSE MISSING
He Disappeared Sunday Evening and May
Have Been Drowned.

Lawrence Rose. the 7-year-old son of Mr..
Joseph Rose. who lives at No. 529 north
Eighteenth street. has been missing from
his home since Sunday evening, and his re-
Iatives fear that he has met with some ac-
cident or fallen into bad hands. Lawrence
lett the house about Z o'clock and Is said
10 have been seen on Fifteenth street near
the Valley School IN company with col
ored woman who claimed that she was
taking him to his home.
The police have been notified of his dis
appearance. and Yesterday Officer Hall
was detailed to look into the case. He saw
two boys, who SAID that they were plav-
ing with Lawrence near the dock Sunday,
and that he lett them for a minute and
did not appear again. Officer Hall is of
the opinion that the little fellow fell into
the water and was drowned.
Mr.. Rose officers reward for informa-
ton concerning the whereabouts Of his
son. When last seen the boy wore blue
gold.banded cap. white jacket, and
brown pants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
Death Of Mr.. william Archer Turp,p.

Mr.. William Archer Turpin, who was for
many years popular clerk at the Ex-
change Hotel. died at his home, 1923 west
Grace street. at II o'clock yesterday otter
the 2sth year of his age. ana was a son of
the late William Turpin. Esq., He leaves
o very devoted mother. two sisters. and
one brother, who have the sincere sympa-
thy OF large circle of friends in their
great grief. Young Mr.. Turpin was man
OF sterling qualities. He was pleasant and
affable in manner at oil times. and was ad-
mired by all who knew him. The funeral
will take place from the house at 4 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. MIR. Walter q. Tur-
pin, civil engineer. is the brother OF the
deceased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
Sigma Chi Alumni.

The second meeting OF the Sigma Chi
Alumni, was held at the Office OF Mayor
Eilyson yesterday afternoon. 1t was de-
cided TO organize an alumni chapter Ut
this fraternity, to be composed OF Sigma
CHS living In the State and to be known
as the Sigma Chi Alumni Chapter. Mat
ters OF inte: est to the chapter were dis-
cussed and committee was appointed TO ar
range for permanent organization which
will be effected at an early date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
10 Taik Ahon. Rarinr

Mr.. ]. L. Hill. secretary OF the State As
ISOLATION OF Amateur Oarsmen. has sent
the following letter to all the boat clubs
in Virginia:
Please send Q representative OF you,
club to tho special meeting of this asso-
citation 70 DO held at tho rooms OF the
Bar Association, In the Merchants' Bank
building, HOS Main street. on tuesday,
Nay e. 1893, ct ~ O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
DR.. sLeDo IN HIS OLD CHURCH.
A Venerable Lynchburger Passes Away
Preparing for Examination.
Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.l

IopecIII teItIr1IH 70 tlIo DIsVaECu'I
LYNcHBURG. Va. Nav l5.-Dr. r. N.
Sledd OF Richmond, preached here yester-
day at Court-Street church to an immense
audience. lie was stationed at Court
Street some years ago and Is greatly be-
loved in this city.
Frank NJ. Dawson will be the manager
Of the Opera-House here the coming season.
Captain Preston Camp. one of the oldest
citizens of the city, died here this after
noon; aged 20 years.
In an interview with Lieutenant Seay to-
day he stated that he would be in Rich
mond some time near the lst of June
ready to stand his examination for q CON-
mission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
BY r. Is. Chaf1n & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
4 l. AUCTIUN.-At tho request OF tho owner,
who is declining Housekeeping. we will sell on
TUESDAY, MAY 49, 1893,
commencing at 1890 o'clock A. NJ, at 60S north
Sixth street. the following articles all OF which
are 10 good condition, having been used but
rhort time
WALNUT CHAMBER SET. nenrly new, ons
solid WALNUT WARDROBE, KOLLING-1OP
DESK and BOOKCASE, combined, CHINA
PRESS, NARBLE.TOP sIDEbOARD. RE-
FRIGERATOk, DINING ABLE, CHAIRS.
RANGE ana KITCHEN UTENs Ills,
Also, complete works OF DICKENS. rHAcK-
ERAY. BULWER. ELIOT. and other books in-
Guiding ENCYCLOPEDIA OF 81 volumes. And
lot OF BLUE CkOCKERY WARE, nearly 100
years Old.
TERMS Cash. X. Il. CHAFFlN - Co,
AuctiOneers.
Sale by A. N POLLARD II. K. Ellis, Aurtloneer.
myl3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
Propor,x Tranafera.

Richmond: Robert Brannan to Bridget
Murray. ~ feet on north side venaDle
street during hersife. q; Bev. q. Crump,
SPECIAL commissioner. to James w. Allison
and Edmund X Allison. Sc Tia feet on
north SIDE Brcsa.ss.set near Henry: Ss;-
pervonaity. 425; W. n. Gsthright to War
ner Moore. - feet op north side Main
street psay Ftitsepth. o6.ooQ; w. j. Lsake.
srociAI conmissionsz. ~ jennie H.. vile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
I Probably Fatal Explosion.

LINCOLN, ILL.,, May Is. An explosion oc-
cured in the Citizens coal-shaft last MIG bit
about 1900 feet from the entrance, and
the night boss and five miners are be-
lieved TO have been killed.
ONE MAN KILLED.
LArrR.-One man was killed and three
seriously injured. The accident was caused
by carelessness. The miners discarded
safety lamps and used their own open
lamps. The explosion did great deal of
damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
YOUR BOY

may need Suit, too. No need making
him wait any longer when you can buy
so cheap. Stylish, serviceable, perfect
fitting suits. $3.50 to Sl0-all sizes-aIl
shapes--hght and dark effects. Let us
tit him out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
BY j. b. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct1onee'"
lrI3 Main street.

DUBLIC UCTION SAIL Vi
THOSE TWO DETERMINATIONS tx.
NEW, AND ATTRACTIVE AODkkNLni.@,ff
slRrCTRD TwO-StOkl FRAME "sSSry.
INGs Nos. 42l AND 1873 NoRIH ITWMssSiY.
SIXTH STREET, on VAST slDh M
SAITH sTREkr BETWEEN MARSHA =,
CLAY STREETS. by request OF the -. -, "a
shall sell By public auction. on me pteh'"
THURSDAY, NAY Is, 1893 "a.
nj O'clock y. NJ. the abose-nsmei "haE.1t.
CATED. NEAT. 81 BSTASiiAl- AM ,',,t~s
ARRANGED NEW DWELLINGS, o.,s III,
seven rooms each. ha,;og Gas, ss'cr. 49, ~. al
vert, aud tho usual modern consesss.ssss as
beautifully elevated lots, fronsinS ,ose~'
i.0 feet, and rear alley 10 ieos vide. .,,ls,,
These are thoroughly veis-bu1is ana .,x A..
houses. attractive IN style an1 81 nn ss.s.,ei.
ranged. conveniently and pisassn,g avn OF
aAd tent readily 70 good tenants a.
annum. on,.,rtanlu
70 srcurc good property, and We ars e !,
vessoeu scd homs-sseEers tho imfo'
TSsxs oas sArd cash; balance 2, ss ss,.
svelye moatha, o. au cash, q eps'ee
0eSes Aac:isnssfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
Carolina Bonds q. X.

COLUMBUS. s. c., May l5.-The Supreme
Court rendered decision to-day sustain
ing the validity of the State bonds recent
ly issued. The question raised was that
the new issue had not been voted upon by
the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16

By virtue OF a dsed OF trust dated June II
1891. recorded In Richmond Chancery Court,
Deadlock l43 A, page 264, aud AZ request OF
beneficiary, default having been made IN pay
ment Ut debt secured, We will sell by public
auction, on the premises, on the above day and
That LOT, PIECE, or PARCEL OF GROUND
lying and being In the city u Richmond on tho
west side OF Fourteenth street between Marshall
aud Clay streets, fronting 30 feet on Fourteenth
street. and designated on plat by the letter A,
and was conveyed ty deed dated February 10,
1869. recorded in Deed Book % A, page 30.
THIS property IS conveniently located AMI
should attract attention OF parties OF moderate
IN cans seeking a homo.
TEass: Cash for expenses OF sale and 10 pay
n debt Of s3d6.72: residue on terms - be an-
nOunced at hour OF sale.
JULIUS STRAUS,
". j. WESTWOOD,
K. b. CHAPLIN.
my 10 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
l0I4 ecst Main street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF DESIRA-
y Bile STORE PROPERTY SITUATED AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ST. JAMES
AND BAKER STREETS, AND Two SMALL
FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos. AND EAST
BAKER BETWEEN FIRST AND ST. JAMES
STREETS.-At the request OF the owner, We
shall oier for safe at public auction, upon the
promises, on
TUESDAY. MAY, 10, 1893,
NJ @ o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described as
above.
The store-room Is large and broad. with good
dwelling above. and LOT fronting 80 feet 10
inches on the east side OF ~. James aud running
back on Baker street good depth. Is situated IN
tho midst OF a growing retail trade, and Is
most excellent business stand.
Also, TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES in rear
o. tue above property and fronting on Baker
street.
All OF this property Ia now rented 70 good ten
ants and yields a good revenue on tho invest
ment.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON & Co,
my l3 Auctonoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16

ft'KOSlEfI > aOOIION DALI VI
DESIRABLE GROvE-AyENuE LAND,
WITH
DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON,
LOCATED on THE NORTH SIDE OF GROVE
AVENUE AND ROWLAND STREET.
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated September
30 1891, and recorded IN fenrico County Court
in Deed Book 1877 Is, page 321 and at tho re-
quest OF the beneficiary. default having been
made in payment OF notcs secured, viii sell by
public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1898.
nj 80 o'clock I. NJ, tho PROPERTY describei
IN said deed ma ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with
tho improvements thereon, lying and beng IN
tho county o. Henrico, Va, on the north line OF
Grove avenue. commencing at the intersection
OF Rowland street, thence eastwardly and 'front.'
lug on Grove avenue 40 feet inches; thence
Mt right angles nOrthwardly and within parallel
lines l79 feet q inches 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
beng Lot 297 ia Sidney. The property Is In the
growing and fast-improying Wost End, and
should command the attention OF capitalists
seeking investments or parties seeking nice
home.
TERMS Cash to pay expenses Of sale aud two
notes Of $l,776.7J AMI 3l,S2S.JO, making
s3,605.25. with interest from April s. 1898;
also, two notes Of S457.S9 and sl,a22.36,
making sl,SS0.25, with interest from Aprll l.
1893. and the balance on terms 20 be announcer
at the hour Of sale, deferred payments 10 be
evidenced by notes and secured by deed OF trust
Oh tho property. X. b. CliAFFIN, trustee.
sale by X. b. CHAFFIN s. Co., AuctIoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
ByR. h. Cbanln & Co.
Real Estate Auciionocrs.
No. north Tenth street..
AUCTION SALE OF
4 HOUSE AND LOT
ON ST. JOHN STREET BETWEEN BAKER
AND CHARITY STREBro
MONDAY. MAY %, 1893,
AT0 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

By virtue OF a deed Of trust dated August l..
1891 and recorded in Ricnmond Chancsry Court
ia Decd Book l43 A, page 44y. default having
cen mGde IN payment OK debt secured AMI az
request OF beneficiary, We VIII sell by puolic
auction. on the premises, a, above daT and hour,
the PROPERTY descc oed IN said deed az "all
that lot OF land with improvements thereon on
ives: Ire OF ~. John street between Baker ana
Charity streets beginning p feet north or an
alley between said streets. thence northwarily
ironing on 81. John % teet and back between
parallel lines ~ feet 3 inches.' Come - the
SAFE aud secure home.
Terms: Cash tor expenses OF salc and to pay
tho debt due-.S57.03-and the balance en-
terms - 20 announced At hour OF sale.
JULIUS sTRAUS
". j. WESlWOOD,
X b. CHAFfIN.
nv 10 Trustees.