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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
ANOTHER BOMBSnELL.
Attorney Gerald Jackson Has One
More surprise Tor the
Public.

Attorney Gerald jackson, OF counsel
for the plniuuG In the now familiar
case Of VIM. rcrcgo Va. WIN. IL,
Dodge q nl., dloi another surprising
affidavit In the Thirl district court
last evening. This affidavit Ia made
by joseph II. Steele, OF Park City,
and 10 iilod In support Of plaintia,s
motion TO file q supplemental COM
PLANT Ailiaut, after stating that he
Ia we'll acquainted with the claim In
dispuic, s'ys I'm substance: A short
time prior 10 the second trinl Of the
ease Of Pcgogo Va. the Mnynowcr Min.
Ing company, WIN. II. Dodge, enc Of
the defendants In slid suit, contra cited
to give me money and merchandise,
aud that In consideration Of said
money ana merchandise was to
suppress certain facts In my knowl.
edge, u called upon 10 testify Ia said
suit; that the said fauta were that
during or about the month o. Decom.
Der, 1855, or about that Time Gud
ore ~ tho NcnderfoOt mining claim ia
said mining district, was upon said
mining ground ana saw Martin Me.
Grath anu Michael Fitzgerald with n
bundle OF stakes, come Tom the head
OF Niger Hollow guluh ani go to
point about 100 feet south Ut thu spot
where tue Silver King mining claim
shan now is, anu there set stake, aud
from thence they, the saii McGruth
ana Fitzgerald, went TO point where
tue Mayillwer dump nov Is, and
there ~ that point the said MoGrath
anu Fitzgerald drove another stake;
hhd from said last point sRid McGHtii
and Fitzgerald walked 10 the pcfegO
discovery, and there they ret another
elAke; that az the las, HaiI stake saw
PefegO'e, the plant tl's, discovery
notice, and said notice and discovery
was upon n lode Of misunderstanding
rock In place; taat prior 10 the said
Wtimnn discovery | thw tho discoy.
cry notice OF tho MAY flower No. 7 lode
mining claim, ia the aead OF Niger
Hollow, about 600 OF 700 from tbs
United states mineral monument No.
o; that am ready and willing to tusti.
~ TO the above facts wheu called upon
" do 30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
A SHOCKING DEATH.
Little Mabel Fowler meets Death Ia
Eight Inches Of Water.
DROWNED WHILE AT PLAY.
A Lively aud frolicsome Child al
0;25 this Morning, Corpse
Five Minutes Later.

Sadness entered the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Fowler at No. $50 north
SECOND West street this morning.
Their eighteen months old child
Mabel Ivy was allowed to 10 out
OF the house at 0:25 O'Clock
TO play Ia the sunshine.
She was accompanied by an older
child VINO unthinkingly left the little
ono to Itself for minute or two. The
mother Of the babe stepped to the
doUr O moment later TO look for II.
Failing TO SEQ It ehe called II by name
but getting no response instlnctlvely
ran 10 the wost ond NJ the HOUSE where
stream OF water was pouring steadily
Into u small pool OF water encom.
iassei by the Gnu OF barrel which
hal been set into the ground 10
depth Of elghtiuches.
Mfs. Fowler was horrified az finding
her darling In the tub. IL had fallen
Ia head foremost. She sie2ed IL
Ia her arms aud screamed
Tor assistance. Ncighbofs responded
Immediately anu Dr.. Cantwell was
summoned forthwith. He promptly
responded anu for nearly an hour ap.
piled all the testoutives known TO
medical science but all In vain and
when he Informed the already grief
stricken mother that her child was
dead she became inc0usulaOlu.
the father 10 foreman Of Burton, Gard.
ner x Cos. lumber yard, ana came
home soon after the accident. Coroner
Taylor viewed the remains, but decided
thht u was not necessary 10 hold nn
iuquett.
Funeral services will be held from
lho Fowler residence at p. m. ON
Fniay next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
KRUPP'S GIFT TO CHICAGO.
The Largest Gun 10 The World for the
Protection Of the City.
work ON the Fort, where ~ viii no
Mounted, so be Commenced
nj once.

CHICAGO, April l9.-At the con.
clusion Of the Worlds Fair u monster
Krupp gun, the largest piece Of ord
nance in the world, will bo presented to
Chicago by Herr Krupp and mounted
ON Fort Bull In Lake Michigan,
opposite Hyde Park. permission
for the construction OF which
was secured at Washington TO lay. The
Fort win be five acres In extent and
will he for business as well as pleasure.
Mounted ON II, the great gun will be
able to protect the entire city from
attack by water, M IL could sink an
iron vessel with n single shot. The
work on the fort will bo commenced at
once and pushed with the greatest
rapidity, 40 as to be In working order
before the Fair closes. II will cover
Ave acres with the most approved de-
lenses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19

Alice NJ. Young In this city nn joan.
nry .Dth vi the prerfn. yoH, JrhWon
was arrested nj l.ehl ohorlf u.ltr'hr
oil eyed theii and brought back 60 tle
Guy. Since then lac has been Do ihr
yenitvniiary. He entered plta ofn.t
guilty.
Ia Scullarl was afralguoi on 70
charge OF having assaulted III Aliet.
son al Toouls on November 10, 1902,
with inton. to rob. lie also aald not
guilty.
George Gebharit hns brought suit
against Mira. Tjmmy in Justice
Ketisf's court 81 collect s2O.1ji alleged
u be due for merchandise.
Tho Conkling Sampling Wora has
begun an attachment suit ngaiasl C.G.
Brown and Nichols Groe'he's 80
Justice GCo's court, /, @ Heel 500, a.
legged 10 be due Tor labor.
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THE BERING CASE.
Carter MiSrepFesentsd by a Reporter
10 The ThundeTtR.
lie EXPLAINS THE NATTER.
Intricate Arguments In support oil iiie
American Claims ~ the
Seals.

49,. ,,.- - ao,,pssl
PARIS, April ls'-Oat'e', VI .o"
for the United States cases In the pro.
c.odipvs befor, the Bering sea tribunal
,,.r.,. ,,,.. ,b. yeouest that
OF atoi''"''o"' ''"e' ,ha a..
publicity DO gwen F" INV
loving statement Yesterday Car
Tor complained 10 Baron De.
4, ,,..,iag ,,.s,do,t M the tribunal
,,.,.,r,s.n,.,ton
oi aioitfatoh' Oh .ne 'epi.sv 1'',
OF his remarks In the report OF J. Huay's
proceedings rs described In the Lon
do, Times In tbi. report Carter was
,,.,.,,. 40 a.. Ar,o,i-
represented us 'e'e'''"s w '"'
can Judge, Dawson, asa "two-lence-
half.penny iudRe.U Carter explained
tha. n, .,,s notbinv I'm tho l.ast dis.
na,aaIng ~ Inn, disiiuuuisheJ and
yary wo,tbv Judge Whnt he
really said vas thnt In. limited
States could not be held respon-
s,hle Tor IN. reasons which
the iudyes assigned for their decisions
IL ,his ws,n so The Halted states
might bs held spswsrable for The De.
..ssan. ~ any two.nsnny In.tIc, M m,
'".c. " Hn Ca,i.r, n,ycr said that
H.. iod,r,an, ,ivan 10 Jude. Dawson'
sau.,.n,ninv ,hs british ,cboon.rs
s.,,ad g. ~. Rain, a.. was ,nco,r.ct
ID H., non,,ary he hsI,.vsJ ihat The
,u,,nn.n, 90. .o,,,J an,i sbonld an.
aa,,ar !, 80, 4, Tna t,Js.
80, .ro,.n ~ hv s.,t., was
,ha, J,u.arad Gv si,d.a nawson
~ ',. fin,,.J ',,,s,s,,, nnn,, -,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
An unmisiakable Answer.

This morning Governor Thomas was
asked by representative OF the NEWS:
as there any truth In the statement in
todsy's Herald that you are an appll.
cant for an appointment us member
Of the Utah commission?
"No," he promptly replied; 81 have
made no application; have spoken TO
no one about such an appointment,
aud do not believe any employe OF the
Herald has been told 30. IL IL It's usual
daily lien
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19

would lose anything. o. NJ. Batnes,io
wsom the Lumber anu hnglne eoni'
plni,s gave morigages yes'esu"y' ~, ~
nJuncts Il at he can 'ake .sIe u, W..
viper he endofsei, ana tnaI osre i
cleditors will Lose notnluE' hv
Central Michigan s,vipgs Dark c,oseu
Yesterday. 1t Will, Il ~ suI, nrso
9ntle funds TO meet OIL dcmsilus' ino
leI osils aggregate ha' million. IT.,
An the savings banks have u.S,ueu
10 take advantage OF the ninety uhyA
clause In order TO tide over the panic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
RUN ON A HANK.
Precipitsted by III. Financial Dimcni.
ties OF - Lumber Company.

LANSING, Mich, April l0.-Owing
to uneasiness created by the financial
difficulties OF the Lansing Lumber
company, ana the Lansing Engine
works, run was precipitated on the
lnpham County Savings bank this
morning. The doors Of the bank have
been besieged sli morning. Finally,
the management decided to avail
themselves OF the legal provis-
ion allowing than TO require
ninety days notice on savings
deposits. This gave decided relief,
az commercial deposltors We're calling
for very little. The state bank exam
liner assured them that the Crown
bank was perfectly sound and nobody
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
Home From the South.

Elder IL. II. Butler, Of Ogden, 10 In
tbs city today. He recently returned
from mission to the southern States,
where he has been laborlng for
about two years, mostly In West Vir.
ginia. He left his home on March 9,
1891, and returned on March 25, 1893.
Elder Butler says he has met with good
success, enjoyed good health ana
gained u valuable experience during
his absence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
with Their Compliments.

a package weighing between Eve
anu six pounds was received this
morning by County Clerk Meloy"with
the compliments OF Mr.. ami Mrs.
Oscar Groshell." When opened It was
found TO contain wedding cake,
which Mt noon was cut anu distributed
among the clerical stalls OF Clerk
Meloy aud County Collector Leonard
q. Hardy, for whom IL was Intended.
IL was a beauty, toU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19

NEW York, April l9.-Tho sub
treasury received $4,000 In gold cer-
tihcAtes this morning In exchange for
greenbacks. Acting Assistant Tress-
urer Muhleman said he had re-
ceived no order from Washington
relative TO the paying out OF
silver for treasury notes. Belmont *
Cr. are quoted a. saying that they
have information from the highest
source that Secretary Carlisle will issue
no such order. 1t IL reported that no
such houses have given notice that
they will want gold to export this
week and are somewhat anxious about
the source Of supply. The amount to
be shipped, II It can DO obtained, is
placed ut three millions.
wAsHISoToN, April l0.-The treas
ury financial condition today shows, II
any change, n slightly easier feeling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
To the Governor.

Governor Thomas this morning re.
ceived an invitation from the secre
tary OF the navy to be present ut the
naval review to be held In New York
harbor ON the 27th inst, In connection
with the international exhibition ut
Chicago commemorative OF the iO0ih
anniversary OF the discovery Of
"A merlca by Columbus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19

SAN FRANCISCO, April l9.-Secre.
tary Carlisle telegraphed the assistant
United States treasurer here TO accept
gold coin from local banks In exchange
for currency delivered 10 the represent
tatives OF the banks In New York. In
u short time the banks deposited n
million one hundred thousand dollars
In gold In the sub.treasuty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
WASHINGTON LETTER.


IRON our R'7H'ar Correspondent
WAslliNuIoN, Aprii 49, Ioo''-lhe
senators, In ditcussing tho rssoiuliou
offered by Mr. Voorhees,, instfut TING
ia, cornmitte. nm iutcrslatn e0mfuefcp
,.t,,,,..,i,'.,.. - -, ,.t,,,l... a..
so ""u ieF'' Wv
recent uecleion oil Juuge h'ehsi ,eiln-
Ing the rights Of railway Companies and
r,Ilwav ennntnvps. tnado Il necrs.ery 10
80, -, 80, ..t.,i,..t..,.
'''N' ''N" '""' VI iof''' '""'
IN ofdtf - protect tue lhbohug man
Ia his innlionable rights and 10 prevent
his bec,miny the vIotim of coronation
-, -, -. 49,
""N' ~ P'"'" 49, '"N'' w"
Wlue ullereuco IN their opihlohe OF we
meaning Of the decision In question.
Senator. Voorhees, and German npfeed
A. go, .,.t1 a..
:" ''''o' ''a' ~ "s"' ''V'u '''
nStet ior the Iallroau empioSes, Nhom
they think II places In the defense
less positIo a of enlisted soldiefs Senator
p.gs, Yh, oiat,,s no, oni, IN -.
""' NV Vy W ''f''
sent the wage'eafner, but u be one
himself, takes the opposite Wow Of the
decision, which he reparda as the frat
go, 80, A.. a.. ..I.,ta,,. A..
o''P ." nc" %" :" '"o '''"''n' w
tween hoOr anu corporatiohsi anu one
that IL altogether favorable " the labor
side. These are IN, .xtr,mrs Otber
49, a.. tr..,,, u,-,-.-,..
' '"'"" '"' o"''eu "''''' ''
pFeme Coutt, ana not n Senate COM
mittee, the proper tribunal 20 pass upon
the deejsl5n of Judg. Kicks
r,,.I.t IN. - -,
INV p'"'" WIN W n"''Ue' VI son'
h'oIs upon several SUBJECTS lhlu week
indicates that some OF the senators
were I'm n had huuor. nrobahiv b,cnus,
a.. NJ, :, -,
s"'S mo "'su W '"o eAu" sess'On' Inv
INST eApIohlOn came when Two or lhree
resolutions authorizing committee H..
vestiyationa dutipy IN. su,,ms, tho,
-
"""'u neeesS''Il, '"Noi'e sonlo nnoIe OF
less pleasant trips for senators were
offered. These trips were character
iz.d Inv seversl senato,s ma ,n,i,,lv
-.
useies' s"u oi'y sV''on W 70 enaoio
those VINO go TO nave good time nj
public expense. But the bltterest Ian
gunv, WINS INDUCED in when IN, ,oso.
$3.50 .,. ,-.,,,
iu''on P.oPoSihB an ih'esush'ioh OF
Senator Roach was discussed In execu-
tive session. a sensation was created
by sspeeoh made by Senator Voorhees,
In which he bitterly attacked Senator
Hoar Tor Insisting upon the investign-
sion, anu p.soslcay au'h h,., that
Sens'oi noaIn NT ku',,y, uu. tpought
ne snou,u ~ 10. aiopo Ischute NO hal
n,oieu IoI MS SiItno oy nNInga correct
ne over s,nco ne Msh, 20 Dakom. Inc
DehocIa,,c Saucus nnsiiy uec,ueu that
NO ihse"''ssion snOuiu 10 heiu NJ this
session. p,,. ,,
,I'cnu ., lieSiuont oieVehhu's
spshh,ng soou' suis hoach hnaif said'
nj. N.eveMhu Soes ~ 'e.I hat IL ls
nIs uu.y VI wen hIs Isn. 70 puonclS
eApiess u" opInIOn upon Wna' con.
. ,e an. neha'o n,ons' ~. l Know
-. ~. ~ "ns
~ 49,. t uo p.oposlioh
S".sh' Va
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
TWICE AunEsrEo.
Troubles of the President of u wrecked
HANK

OMAHA, Neb., April l9.-C. w.
Mosher, president Of the wrecked
Capital National bank ot Lincoln, was
brought here this morning by u %
marshal and his friends are trying 10
get bail for him. He was released on
bail Mt the time Of the failure and uis.
appeared. lie returned ycsierdny anu
was Tearrestcd on nh indictment
charging him embezzlement. lie
says he has been In Chicago the last
six weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
To Sunday School Children.

The members Of the Eighteenth
ward Sunday school under sixteen
years OF age and all the teachers are
requested to meet Mt the school house
on Friday morning at 1880. IL II
necessary that all DO prompt at that
time IA order 10 reach the West Gate Of
the Temple Block at S O'Clock.
JAS. w. SAvILLE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
Mind pisirirL Indcmenis.

James johnson Va. CO. WhiItemore
ct nl.; Judgment In favor Of plaintiff
for S5ss0.S9.
Joseph II. McNary ct al. VI George
IL. Church; Judgment in favor OF the
defendant Tor S3773.
Metropolitan Investment company
W. j. A. Fritsch; Judgment In favor VI
the defendant for Slos.iO.
Henrittt1 McCioy w. the Union
Pacific Hallway company; judgment
la favor Of the plaintiff for $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
Twelfth Ward Sunday School.

The officers and teachers OF the
Twelfth Ward Sunday school, and nil
pupils under sixteen years OF age, arc
invited TO attend dedication services
at the Temple ON Friday morning, the
2lst last. They will leave the ward
meeting house Ia marching order at
1880 o'cl ck am, sharp.
n. V. WILLIAMS, Supt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
Tho ann Asbor strIke.

TOLEDO, April i9.-'rh- negotiations
for the settlement Of the Ann Atbor
strike arc practically concluded aud II
Ia expected the strike will be formally
declared oil tomorrow morning. The
cid men are TO DO taken back ns last
M needed, but none Of tho new men
will DO discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
A sENsATIoNAL RuaOR.
Promptly Denied by George GouId
and Russell Sage.

New York, April ia dispatch
from 81. Louis this morning attributed
to John Blessing Of the banking firm of
Gaylord, Blessing n Co., the sensa-
tionaI story to the effect that the Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railway company was
approaching n receivership or complete
reorganization, involving the scaling
down OF the interest debt, and that
the company has over 500. 900, 900 OF
floating debt not shown Ia Its reports
or statements. When shown this dis
patch George Gould said There Ia to be
no receiver, and the company's floating
debt In only $4,000, 900, all OF which Is
carried by Russell Sage and myself"
Russell Sage said: "There IL abso-
lutely no foundation for the statement.
There Ia no occasion for receiver for
the company and there will be none.
The csmpany's report tells the truth
about the floating debt. The stock was
attached by bears who were short OF II
aud want 1t lower"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19

MoRRlLToS, Ark, April 10 me
grand jury having indicted rlnhhhgH VI
Thornton, the murderer OF ConslanIe
Pate, for murder In the scconu uesie,'
the mob disappointed at the IesuI,,
took him out at midnight ana strung
him up In the main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
A Former Salt Laker.

l.. BennuBi, former Salt Lake busl-
meas man but now u Wholesale fruit
dealer Of San Francisco, arrived here
today aud was apparently as much at
home "a before his removal to the
Golden Gate state,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
IN THE INTEREST or THE PEOPLE
A mn 20 Prohibit Combinations from
Robbing tho Poor.

ALBANY, n. Y, April l9.-A bill to
prohibit combinations to advance tho
price on necessaries Of life. has passed
the assembly today. II goes to the
governor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
GOLD WILL he PAID.

New York, April l9.-It IL stated
ut the sub.treasury the gold will be
laid on presentation Of treasury notes
az heretofore. This IL given out to
relieve the anxiety OF intending ship
pers, who protested to feel some appre-
hension as to ability to secure metal
for export.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
Slayers of DIR. Elliott.

Sheriff Gillespie OF Tooele is expect
ed to arrive here tomorrow with Ben
son and Mcbride, tlayers OF DIR. Elliott.
rhe case viii 30 before thu grand Jury
NJ nnrn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19

Mr.. Lakeside-And are you visiting
the city simply ON pleasure?
Mrs. GothAm-On pleasure solely
to see the Fair and got u divers" -
Truth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
DEATH or RUDOLPME.
A Famous French Biliiard Player
Gone,

PARIS, April ia. =. Rudolphe,
the famous billiardist is dead, at the
age Of IS. He Travelled all over the
world giving exhibitions as n fancy
player. He was once the champion Of
America, having won n diamond cue
from John Deery. His real name was
Peyraud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19

DETROIT, April l0th.--Tho brewery
OF Killing Brewing company IL burn.
Ing. 1t will undoubtedly be entirely
destroyed. The plant cost a quarter Of
"A million.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19

tesl,ng. III tons rf Horn Silver ore,
aud 8cNcn other contT6iF.
At'nyer Steward had In today Tor
a-iAy two 10 o OF Noyou.don't ore, l6i
tons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
QUIET IN BELGIUM.
Tho strikers Resume work.-No More
Trouble

BRUSSELS, April 10y esterday's 40.
ton OF the chamber Of representatives
In granting universal suffrage, has
completely allsyed the industrial up.
rising. The strikers here at Antwerp
and other places, generallylIesumed
work this morning. No further trou.
bio Is anticipated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
THE u. y. STRIKE.
No Notable Chang. In the situation
To-day.

OMAHA, April l0.--There Is no
change In the Union Pacific strike.
no men went out, and only three or
Tour OF those out returned. The strik.
ern claim, however, that they will be
Joined by large number OF moulders.
apprentices and u gang OF bosses to-
morrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19

J. T.. Paine OF al. va. James VICAR.
rigau. In this cate,u suit ON n SO bill
Judgn ent was entered for the plaintiff
for the amount claimed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-01
I 23tds

by V1RTURE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
~ trust executed on tho 2Dth day of May 1871,
and recorded in the clerk Office OF the city OF
Roanoke, III decd book a, page Al, from Martha
E. Wright.et ais. 10 the undersigned trustees for
inc purpose OF securing TO the old Dominion
Building and Loan Association OF Richmond,
Va, the payment OF the sum of two thousand
stalmcnts OF 5000 each. and default having
been made by the said grantors in the payment
OF the said monthly instalmcuts, and being re-
quircd so to do by the board OF directors OF the
Old Dominion Building aud Loan Association,
we Will. on the premises, ON TIE 23D DAY OF
AUGUST 1893, AT $3.50 Z. NJ, offer for sale at
public suction to the highest bidder the follow
ing described property, situated In the city of
Rolnokc, Va
beginning ut the southwest corner OF Patton
and Monroe streets, thence south , degrees Is
minutes west 100 feet to n point, thence north :,
degrees 10 minutes west lUJ feet to point
thence in "A northorly direction parallel with
Monroe street ~ feet TO kimhall aveuuc, thence
with same 81 feet to corner of Kimba avenue
and Patton street, thence south 81 degrees 10
minutes east Isl feet to the place OF beginning,
of trust.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for sum sufficient
TO pay the costs and expenses of this sale and
the sum OF S22S 90 being the sum in default to
-iid association, and tho residue in monthly in
stalmcnts OF SI leach from the 23d day OF
August, ls.3, until such time as tho sum PAYABLE
10 shid association is paid or under tho terms OF
of ono and two years from said date the mr.
chaser to execute ed OF trust upon said prop.
crty 10 secure the deferred payments
LUCIAN II. COOKE
% tbs. Trustees.