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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-23

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF ADEgn
Il or trust executed TO the undersigned trnstes
qy w: +. and D. c, Moomaw, dated 18th day ri
January, lSNO, and recorded In the clerks Once
OF the Hastings Court OF the city of Roanosc
Va deed book 20, page 1873, in trust to secure to
the west End Land Company the sum of S6GG a.
as evidencei by two certain negotiable notes Tor
SSS'53 each payable in one and two wears after
date. with interest, and dated 1ith day OF Jnpu.
AIRY, lsoe, and whereas default has been made IN
the second deferred payment Il became dnc
ana payabie. and al the request or the benefciary
so 10 DO Will offer for sale at public auction in
front OF the courthouse IN the city OF Roanoke
Va, AT ~ O'CLOCK ON TUESDAY THE 25rU
DAY OF JULY, 1888, the following described
property TO wit: Those TWO certain lots OF land
situated In the city OF Roanoke, Va, bounded
and described as follows:
. Beginning 1t the southeast corner of tftr
Boulevard and street. thence with the Borle-
ward soutb a agrees 10 minutes cast 100 feet To
a point thence IS degrees 80 minutes wc.t f5p
Feet TO an alley. thence with said alley north e.
degrees ~ minutes west 100 feet tot styss5S
thence with ] street north 10 degrees so minuirs
east 100 feet 70 the beginning. known rs lois
NOS and block 8, as shown by the map OF the
West End addition
TERMS: Cash rs 70 cost of sale and sufficient
amount TO take Mp the pact due note OF SsS3 38
with interest from the 18th day OF January, lsap.
balance on six and twelve months with iuteresA .
from date or sale, deferred payments secureTs
oy ueed OF trust on The property. E=
622tds H. S. TRoUT. Trustee:
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TRusTnns, !.
DY VIRTUE OE aanccD

RY VIRTUE OF A3DgED
~ cuted on the nth Siav orr a. Ia -.T1Es
.. ". Iinsiey 70 the undcrsig; IN M N
eoIded In the clerks office OF I 10 u A
OF inc city OF Roanoke in tiust9 &S@
Sooke the sum OF $165.66. o, Ea M "
Insgotiaole notee dated the 11th #a @
aesS, each for the sum OF SS3 SO sAea- -a<R--ss1E
ana TWO years respectively after,
having been made In the payment
saiu notes due at two years from d.
requested so 20 do by tho said II III
oeuchclary In said truet deed, / shall
UAi, The nth Day Of AUGUST -
~ ~, IN trout OF the courthouse IN the city al.
noanoke, va proceed to sell at public auction TO
!he highest bidder the folio wing lot or parcel of
lows: A'Ao Gnu oe ep Is Ioi-
beginning at pciut on the south side OF tho
nTyhcnpnrg and Salem turnpike 22I.6 feet east of
tne right OF way OF the siding OF the Grocer Steel
S Snu IRON works, thence along the Lynchburg and
go turnpike north 70 degrees d minutes east
% o. teet TO point, thence in southcr tiirec-
;.on Toy ieot to point on Levy street thence
IN IN westerly direction SO feet to corner OF 10 d
tncnce IN northcrly direction 1902 feet IN the
pace OF beginning. and known as lot 4 se ction z
Vi niue InS Llnwood addition TO the CITY OF Roanoke
aEhM>: Cash enough to pay the expcnses of
eH,ecntng tais trust, including a trustees com.
nns or per cent, and discharge the no,o OF
- 90 WITH interest from the 18th day OF Noyem-
uSi, ies", until paid. and the balance IL apy nav
aoIS III ono ana two years from date OF sale To he
ev,uenceu oy negotiable notes of the pur chaser
VII, Win interest from date. and secured by deed of
trust on the property sold -
IL Jus j. Z. DAVENPORT, Trustee.
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TRggssTGasEs..s. sALE;-gY VIRTUE OF rHRE,e

deeds OF trust the fret dated tho 22ndT day
OF december, 1855. and recorded in the cIcrN,s
onhce or the corporation court for the city ~
Roanoke. Va, in deed book u.s. page $50. the se -
ond dated the 2sth day of April, 1889, and re-
corded in said clerks office In deed hook n,
page lss and the third dated the 18th day 81,
july lS9l, and recorded in said clerks Office M
deed book 6G, page 1877, from W. j. and h. Blair
Jr., to the undersigned trustee, default hayis,ss
been made in the terms thereof and being rsss,
CURED so 20 DO BY the beneficiary therein So
cured. will ON TIE 18th DAY OF AUGUST
iS93 Al ~ a. NJ. on the premises, In tho city 81
honhoke, Va, oirer for sale the following 40
scrlOed parcel OF lanu, with its Handsome I'm
pr0vement, consisting of large dwelling house..y
. beginning NJ the northeast corner of Dav nnts
Henry streets, thence with Henry street norsh
o degrces.ES5 minutes west i21 feet to poips 3
thence north IS degrees % minutes east 81 fest
III more or less, to point, thence south dogreeas
20 minutes cast i22 feet 70 Day street, theucx
with Day street south IS degrees O5 minutes Mssss
iO rect 70 the place or beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as 10 the costs OF sa5s-|
anu the Gum of SlSiH.ls and rs TO the snm ar
Ti,e,.l4 upon q credit 10 become due in monthly
instruments OF S9S.24 each. without interest an
inc fourth Monday in August 1923 and each susl
cceding month thereafter, and the residue il any
upon credit OF one and two years with the IN
tcrest, deferred payments to be secured by deed
OF trust upon said property.
7i2 ids WI f. WINCH, Trustee.
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~ VlRTUEOF DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ May 9th, 1891, and recorded in the clerks
office OF the Hastings Court for the city of Roam
oke Va, in deed book Ga, page $50. in which "
d. ana u. Blair. Jr., conveyed to the under
signed certain real estate in the city OF Roanoke
va, therein described to secure TO Velona H.
Day the payment OF the sum OF $2,CSU, evideu cod
Uy one certain negotiable note therein set out
ana deiault having been made in the payment OF
the SAID note. ana being requested so 10 do nv
me beneficiary thereof, snail, ON TUESDAY.
July "a. leS3, in front OF the courthouse in The
city OF Roanoke, Va, at ~ O'Clock m procaed 70
10 seal, at public auction, TO the highest hddcr
the following described real estate to wit: Thot
certain parcel of land located in the city OF Roe
noRe, va, bounded and described az follows:
Beginning at point on the south side OF Tazc-
well street a3 elU feet west OF Jefferson street
thence south degrees west 40 feet to nm alley
thence with said ALLEY south 50 degrees 20 min
utes west 81 6lufcet 20 another alley the nee with
after alley north degrees east 40 feet 10 Taze.
We'll street. thence with Tazewell street north 50
degrees ,, minutes east So clio feet to the place
or beginning ~ @''N paw
TERMS: Cash as 10 enough TO pa, me coat OF
executing this trust, including trustee commits
zion zion OF per cent and the past due note OF Mrs
seluns l.. Day with interest: also two past due
NJ nqot .H held by Englchy Bros, amounting to
~, fNawiih interest from Augnst3i, 1891, amount.
so iIito about $40 cash, and the balance, il
wasringtl 81, AID two years with interest
and Farrell; Nichols ants 70 be secured by a
Al st. Louis
ut 81. Louis. 20l au-
Chicago ..................... 90 O0 Dol u
az Hits-St Louis II; Chicago, : Errors
at l.ouis, >: Chicago,6 Batteries- Breitenste!I
at PETIT; Hutchinson and Schrivcr.
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TRUsrEE,s AucrIoN sALEor nns1p

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE oF A DEsIR.
a aDie 10Y OF land AT the northeast corner of
Marion ana Jefferson streets-By virtue of a
deed OF trust from j. II. Ellis 10 the undersigned
Trustee, bearing late on the 3rd day of February,
IS9l ana recorded IN the Office of the clerk of The
Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke in deed
DOOR NO ol, page 42i default having been made
IN Inc payment OF one OF the notes sccnred nv tho
saia deed ana being required so TO do by the
hoahohe bnildins Company, the holder OF the said
18TH lsea, AT THE HOUR OF - 0'0f4SSk
NOON, proceed TO sell ny public auction. AZ the
iront door o. the courthouse, in the city of Roa-
hoke. the ianu conveyed by the said deed OF tiust
ana therein cesrribcd n follows:
:, ~ tha. ceTtaiilot or parcel OF land living and
55 esi ~ ilc cs,y T Roanoke, Va bounded and
northeast corner ofMarjon and ie,.s oi' Oh .ne
QorAery Meade STREE thence Win oI T, s..ee.s
street north degrees Srs nnfes enc, IN ,.a, ~, oi
plint 9n the same, them south so degrees RI
ehsI 400 90 n,slley thence with said
Mayion 'treet, thence with nfjon strc.t nert ~
OF bel,inning. and desigtedect oyerduee Po .h
POT 9t,the property, colYte for the Com yote
Building Company by W Ava M Tno oo'n 'o nS
Conveyance Company. Nns. The assets 20
sale a. may he necessary TO SIOo ooo pacL
o. executing this trust, ant Vi'o'o"'' aCh
charge note for SG66.61, WI, QUO.
from the srd day OF Febrpaiy-
he remainder 10 be paid at siyeon. arriya
n snch manner ne the said
tssigns may prescribe and ally $3.50 far
event OF MS or their failure tons liberated
inttalments one and wv Two % Pay have arrived
sale, each ins,alment caIryday afternoon
secured by o deets o. .,nst Books bird ente
med -aoO1' Vne street To nj
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TRrsus,rRE,El,BsE., sALEs. !.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATRn
AZ the It'll day or February, 1890 and r.
corded In the clerks Office OF the Hastings Coun
Tor the city OF Roanoke, Va, In deed book 81
page Fo9, executed by T. w. Spindle, J. Il. SUBJ
lett and ". NJ Howard, to the undersigned trusl
tee. conveying certain lots or parcels Of land, slit
uated In the city or Roanoke, Va. in trust, to
secure to Ii. ii. Cooke, trustee, the payment OF
the sum OF $i,S76 evidenced by two negotiable
notes therein described for the sum OF 1887 81,
each. with interest from the 18th day OF February
1S9v, and default having been mado In the pay:
ment OF the last OF eaid notes for the sum OF
S937.50 (eubject to credit OF $500 dated Septem.
Der Sth, 1899 with interest from the 7th day OF
February, 1880, and being required so to do by
the beneficiary therein named, shall ON FRI.
DAY THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1898, Ar 70
NJ. in front or the courthouse in tho city OF Roa.
nokc. Va, proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidoer tn: following lo,u or par, oils
OF land In the city of Roanoke, to-wit:
Lots No.. 3, D. 8, q, z s, and TO- IN section g. of
the Rogers. Fairfax and Houston addition to the
city OF Roanoke, Va, for more particular de
scripton OF which saiu property, reference is had
10 the deed OF trust aforesaid.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the expense OF
executing thls trust including trustees com
mission of per cent. aud the note for 1897 so
with interest from February 7th 1870, until paid,
anu the balance, II any, payable in one and two
years from date of sale, to be evidenced By ne.
gotiaole notes with interest from day Of sale and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold
utds j. G. DAVANPORT, Trustee
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lgeons arrive.

''geon5 arrive.
ally 24.-So far but
ions liberated at
Jay have arrived at
yday afternoon at
!, Books bird entered
ne street. To night
lam Bodwell's bird
Illiam BENEFITS go.
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by VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED OF
~ trust executed on the 27th day of MAY. 1891
and recorded in the clerks Office of the city of
Roanoke in deed book rs, page 1O2 from W. ]
ana L. Blair, DR., 10 the undersigned trustees for
the purpose OF securing to the Old Dominion
building and Loan Association the payment of
the sum of $3.50 to become due in monthly in
stalmcnts OF Si2.5) each. and default having
been made by the said grantors in the payment
OF said monthly irstalments. and being required
so TO by the board OF directors OF the Old DO
minion building and Loan Association we will.
on the premises ON THE 23D DAY OF
AUGUST, 1898. AT p. NJ, offer for sale nj
public auction 10 the highcs: bidder the follow.
ing described real estate in the city OF Roanoke:
Beginning at point on the north side of Day
street ~ feet cast OF henry street. thence north
:, degrees 25 minutes west 100 feet to point,
thence north IS degrees minutes east 80 feet to
point, thence south degrees y minutes east
II feet to Day street, thence with Day street
south IS degrees minutes west 30 feet to the
place of beginning, being the came property In
SAID deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for sum sufhc lent
TO pay the cost and expenses or this sale and the
Gum of 500, being the amount in default to said
association, and The residue in monthly install.
menta of Si2.t0 each from the 23d day of August
1873, until such time as the sum payable to said
association is paid OFF under the terms of said
deed OF trust and any residue upon n credit of
one and two years from said date. the purchaser
to execute deed OF trust upon said property to
secure the deferred payments
LUCIAN ii. COOKE,
,.o. j. w. SHIELDS, JR.
=
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p :sALE OF REAI. Es.FA

u. s,be 18th day ., August til 1850, f =
/, &A anert Company to the un6crsilsIa
. OF $500 with interest from n dsse ~ Tssy1
Sasih Ws o ssaEs sbs ss
&c spc TWO years after date, and beisis Tsss.g
RbAg u, TaE a0 is 8 na ssla oqse L y @
sO'ClOCK NJ in front OF tho coiirt ron "a n,
public auction to P Sssst e spa
iis described as follows; -
osrs st9ees ss point on sae nosthwsst
sSenee H Wss n
feet 20 Clask street. thence with Clark sirseS s.
nertn 40 degrees east 100 feet to tho place o. BE-
Ems. Casf as 10 enough to pay the cost 81
executing the eaid trust and tos1pay the amons,f Z
the residue, il any there be, the same sbsiI 81,
payable in one and two years rssoectiyelv pts,
q ! ' + tds THos; W, q Ni5 IIs
been postponed until Tuesday, August I. ss 5srs
T sl plAee II Ta los MILLER. Trustee
TRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE Busa.
trust, to wit: One deed OF trust executed by {:
W. Berry, and dated on the 5tn OF January 1ssS
Court for the city OF Roanoke, Va in deed oes
~ page as, and another deed OF trust executed
W VI. w. Derry anu =. r. Berry, dated on the isfh
Gay OF Noyember. 1SSS and recorded In the h rkis
ONCE OF the Hastings Court for the city of Roan-
oke, va, In deed book No, 16, page No. 43S bofl,
OF which deeds convey the same parcel or faDL
hereinafter described, to the undersigned rus
zee, In tInst to secure TO tho Roanoke prIrsf
Loan anu SAFE Deposit Company the payment OF
two certain sums of money, as therein ret OH ~,
Wit Tho first of said deeds to secure 80 % Sn,s
the second to secure 500, and whereas tiefanlf
mas oeen made in the payment of he tn OF the ssSa
nmonnts,and be ny requested to do by the 6tnrl
n ni NY therein snail, On TUESDAY, TILE sSFSt &
DAf OF July 1s9S In front of the A,,i,ss. 3
IN tne city OF Roanoke, Va, at IL O'Clock M
ceeu 20 sell NJ public auction to the highest bid
eer ~ inc property conveyed in the said de eds
Beginning at point or the south side OF gsI,
Tpao avenue sS5 feet west from Randolph stFent y
,hcncc south degrees Is minutes cast rs feet an
lot NO 81. thence along tho latter north S! do
g,ees 10 minutes west Is feet to lot 81 thcDcxsi
along tue later north degrees 10 minutes rasfs
"a iect to railroad iepre, thence along Rairpa,}
avenue south 40 degrees minutes east % s feet
10 the place OF beginning, lying in the CITY or
roanoke, va, being known as lot No. 90, in ward
2, accoroing to the map OF the Roanoke Land antf
improvement Company. he said property has,
on " frame business house, 80
iERMS: Cash enough to pay the past due Z
..otcs aud interest, to wits StNU, with inteross
from nth day of January, 1898, and $500, syiih
interest from 10th day OF April 1893, and the cssst
OF executing this trust; the balance, 81 any. pay
anIe IN one and two years from date OF sale 20
cured ny deed of trust on the property sold
tus 5. w. JAMESON. Trustee.
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TUE WEATHER.

Forecast for virginia: Fair, winds shift
Ing to south and warmer
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:tby mutual consent OF all parties the above sale
is postponed until Tuesday, August & 1S,,9 st the
same place and hour. J.ALLEN WA rTS,
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mated at SITS, COG,
Sln0, 900. Packard
q, GOO.
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BY mutual consent The above sale hns bcrp
postponed until Tuesday, July 18th, at same place
and hour. paw
j. ALLEN WATTS.
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Hits-St. Louis, II; Chicago, 5 Errors-St.
Louis, >: Chicago,6. Batteries Breitenste!n and
Peitz; IIntchinson and Schrivcr.
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he aboye sale has been postponed by mutual
scnt until Friday, Angus. II, 1898, at same
E aLd hour. Jos. ]. DORIAN,
u Ius Jiustce.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-01-05
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LIFE INSURANCE.

Is your family protected in case Of
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we will see you and explain the entire
matter SO that you will agree with US
you ought not go uninsured.
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TELEGRAPBIC BREvITIEs.

benjamin Tennis, who killed Agnes
Cooper Wright at Hummelstown, Pa.
will be hanged at Harrisburg, Decem-
Der z.
The employees OF the Chesapeake, Ohio
and Southwestern railway have accepted
the ten per cent. reduction in wages,
and the men who went out when the
reduction went into effect, October /,
have returned TO work.
burglars entered the town OF Lidger-
wood, N. d., at about o'clock Sunday
morning, blew open the safe at theipost-
Office and burned the building. They
secured less than 5000 in money and
postage stamps. the less Gu the build
ing will reach $40 UGO.
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SO new CASES AT BRUNSWICK.
Yellow Fever Continues to In
crease But Few Deaths Occur.
New Doctor to Replace DIR. Davis,
Whose Cases Were Reported as NIala-
rial Fever-Three New Cases at Jesup.
Ala Being Received From all Parts of
the Country-A Loaded Train Now En-
Route From New York.

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Oct. 1O.-The health
board to-day appointed another physi-
clan to take charge of DR.. L. B. Davis
patients. This action was deemed
necessary by the board from the fact
that DR.. Davis patients, being reported
as sick with malarial, could not Justly
be given nurses.
Surgeon Murray tonight reports three
new cases at Jesup, DR.. Samuels. John
Gray and child of Mr.. South wells, and
one discharged, Mrs. Rowland. Seven
cases are now under treatment at Jesup.
The official report to-day gives two
deaths. Charles Price and FL. R. Duck,
and thirty-three new cases. eight being
among the whites. Recauituia ton:
cases under treatment, 2OS; discharged,
go; died, IS; total, 3lS. Ratio of NOR
tality, & per cent
There were three other deaths to day.
one was colored minister named
Walker, from consumption, aud the
other were colored women. No physi-
clan who was present at the meeting
could say positively they were fever
victims, and they were not reported as
such. The attending physician was
sick.
WAYCROss, Ca, Oct. 1O.-Surgeon
Carter and DR.. Porter. OF Florida. held
consultation here to-day. They de-
cided that In order to keep people who
are not provided with bills of health
out of Florida, it was necessary to ap-
point three more inspectors to inspect
trains between Waycross and jackson.
vile. DIR. Porter returned on train No.
35 to Florida. An inspector was placed
on the Waycross Air Line train to-day.
There is nothing of suspicious nature
about the sickness at the places along
the line OF the Savannah, Florida and
Western railroad outside of Jesup.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 10 Governor
Northen to-day issued call to the PEG.
pie OF Georgia for aid for the sufferers
at yellow fever stricken Brunswick.
Mayor Lamb, of Brunswick. in his
letter to the governor, says that tho
conditions are daily growing worse II
now Looks as il every man, woman aud
child in the city except those who have
Immunity from the disease will take
| tho fever
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NUMBER OF PEOPLE KILLED.
PittsburE. Fit. Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road Train Jumps the Track.

fltteDurE, cU, wayne ana CnfcREO Naii-
road Train Jumps the Track.
FIT. WAYNE, Ind Oct. 1O.-The first
section OF No. S, on the Pistsburg, Eft.
Wayne and Chicago railroad, while
coming through Whiting, station
about eighty miles west of re, jumped
the track tonight.
A number OF people were killed, those
from Eft. Wayne being Engineer Christy
and Fireman Warren. n
Conductor Breen, also from TT
Wayne, is seriously hurt.
The accident occurred just west Of
the 18th street crossing at Whiting
Three persons were injured. including
the conductor, but not fatally. The
fireman was buried beneath the engines
and scalded to death by escaping steam.
The train was composed of mail car
and nine vestibule cars. The train was
running but ten miles an hour. Had it
been running at full speed the death
list would have been very large. The
fire company was at the scene in five
minutes and extinguished the rapidly
gaining flames.
The track was not cleared until after
8 o'clock. There were more than 400
passengers in the derailed train. The
engine and mail car are both total
wrecks.
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win Celebrate Its Close.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-The com mittee on
ceremonies has reported to the national
committee that, arrangements having
been made in accordance with the act Of
Congress to celebrate in an elaborate
and dignified manner the closing of the
exposition, it had not been decided
whether the closing functions should
occupy one or more days; but the com
mittee informed the commission that
the ceremonies would be fully equal to
those which accompanied the dedication
and opening of the exposition.
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713,o4e PAID ADMISSIONS.
That Ia the Number at the Worlds Fair on
Monday.


CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-The paid admis-
sions at the Worlds Fair yesterday were
713, GAG. Several accidents occurred in
which many people were severely in
jured and others died. The following
is the list of the dead:
John Dryden, an employe of Pains
fireworks, killed in an explosion;
Thomas Robertson, Fremont, Mimi,
struck by Lincoln avenue cable car,
taken to German Hospital, where he
lied; Charles A. Clark, Buffalo, N. Y,
struck by Madison street grip car, taken
to hospital, where he died; James Nal
colin, East Oakland, CAL, fell on the
steps Of the terminal station, taken to
Emergency Hospital, where he died.
The final payments that Treasurer
Seeberger made yesterday amounted
to Sl,5s5,31o, representing the last pay
ment on the S25, 400, 600 bonds, including
the interest, which has been piling up
since last February and raising the
total expenditures for the fair to $780,
26l,4 S0, or three times the amount Of
the most extravagant estimate of three
years ago.