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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers Rust slnd In Their Orders Not Later
Than Friday.

Than Friday.
The demand Tor Sunday Gazettes eau
not possibly be- filed unless news-dcalers
send IN their orders by Friday night
each week The Gazette tries 10 pro
vide for the constant Increase. out
finds itself unable 10 do 40 when dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday. A
part of the big Sunday paper Is printed
Friday night, ~ even the big fast press
cannot do the work demanded by the
Sunday edition all ia one night.
Send Ia your orders for extra Sunday
Guzcttes not later thnn Friday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
CLOSING Hours.

The oaIetto viii doolins h1foaflcr 10
ptint communications Nhloh ara neroly
srprssaive of the UriteFs oR,nlona Facts
elan interesting nature win la printed,
nut eoamsnts win not bs used unlsss
Specially ronoteh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
ANNouNCsMEnn


FOR CITY TREANpsl
j hereby announce myself
the Office Of city treasurer n II
Fort Worth, subject "a ia VI
CITY Democratic conyenllon. H.
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are.
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All authority heretofore Issued to mn other
ptrsvn TAN those namrd Is hereby no.
Nntcl.
democrat Publishing Company.
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CONCLt'gTONs OF FACT.


CONCLUSIONS Of FACT.
This appeal Is from verdict aud judg.
meht recovered by appellee IN the sum OF
~ 900 -, for the negligent tailnre Oh the
pait of appellant 10 transmit and deliver
a telegiCphic message from Ardmore, l. T.,
10 DR.. Howard az Sanger, Tex. on sept.
ALSO appellee and his wife having
very sick child nj Ardmore. whose name
was Maggie. and being DESTROYS of securing
the immediate ATTENDANCE Of DIR. Howard,
who was pructcing phySilun ~ sanger
aud the grand father Of the child, deter
complish this purpose appellee on thnt uGV
delivered 20 appellants agent, addressed
10 DR. Howard az Sanger the following tues.
sage; Maggie IL worse Come AT oncr.
He paid the usual ton aud informed the
agent OF the Importance Of the message
and the relationship OF the parties. The
promptly, II not ON that evening. which was
sunday az least early the next morning.
lie hung Il serenely vn n hook In the OF
ice and no further attention seems 10 nave
been paid 90 II. The distance 10 Ardmure
was about sixty miles. and there We're two
trains a day each way. Appellee met each
OF these trains for four days In expectation
OF the arrival Of Or. Howard lie did not
send an additional message till the lSth.
Ia response 10 which DR.. Howard early ON
the morning OF the 18th. arrived ut Ard
more. The excuse for not sooner scnding
this message on the pant OF appellee was
that as Dr. Howard was n pr0cticlug physi-
clan he supposed that owing To absence
from home he had not received the first
message. The child having steudily grown
worse, was On the arrival OF DR.. Howard
entirely beyond the reach OF medical aid
and died on the 21st Uf September.
We conclude, from The evidence contained
In the record. hrst, thnt appellant WIS
guilty Of gross negligence IN falling to trans
nit and deliver the message
2 That the absence OF Dr. Howard for
the space OF four days was the proXlmate
result OF this negligence.
j. That thereby the mental anguish uf
appellee and his wife ON account VI the
sickness and death OF their child was ma.
tcrlally augmented.
.. That this increased mental suffering
did not result from cOntributory negligence
on their purt.
.. That the amount Of the verdict was not
the injury sustained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

There are bills before each Of the
houses Of congress designed 20 prevent
the secretary Of the treasury from de-
livcring The souvenir coins. until the
managers Of the Columbian exposition
give bond that the fair shall not be
opencd on the Sabbath Tho trainers
Of the bills seen TO believe that the con-
science OF the average Chicagoian is
cnrfled In his nnrknt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
COURT OF APPEALS,
Full Text Of Decisions Rendered in the Fori
Worth District.

Court OF Civn Appcals-Firs district u:
ID. Tarlton. CHIEF justice: ii. @. Head ava
i. w. Stevens, associate JusHcee' W. l.
Hun. clerk.
No. "A. The Western Union Telegraph
company. appellant. e. X. II. stephens
appellee. Appeal from rooke county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

- tbs example Of Iqlny, the elder. in.
dite a Historic Naurhlis" Ia order to
perpetuate ia classic English the pecu-
iafities Of the mule-earcd rabbit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
CONCLUSIONS or LAW.

nv utaHWe ol uhLluge8 alleged by an.
pellee was compensation not for the nientnl
suffering which resulted from the siuknetls
AID ueatn OK their child. but for the sinner.
added pain ana anguish which r,sulted from
the aoscnce " Dr Howard t~-di ii was en-
urcly lOo late 10 AFFORD ltpy relief This
mhuhcuon was clearly made Ia lie Mend
lhgs 10 which appellant excepted ana also
i n uhs courts charge 10 which objection
N nude. We conclude therefore that no err
tor was committed Ia Ovefruling the eScen.
Mons 10 appellants pleading. nor Ia The
charge ON the question OF The measure ~
I pa,a ~, so lleI, 90, W Richardson, 40
texas o4eL In submitting The question OF
Cohtrlbuiory negligence appellant contends
that the court erred In limiting that uefrnse
10 tue conduct OF appellee and IN not glVing
s s IsdueSeN Dy apPellant a charge which Ia.
Vluutu mso me tontrbutory negligence of
hHHpelAsts vile as defense TO the action.
we ma In the record no evidence az amy
contribuiofy, negligence on her part which
ON he ''I nor snow eluhl or grsSter negligence
we lafy could not have found that app,.,Ise
maS i've from o"nrlbqtory negligence with.
GUY niso hndiey that his wife was without
suited 10 appellant 10y The failure ~ r.
court 10 give the requested instrnctitn nn
tlls branch OF the cuse. the court ho,dn0
M a ~ enAs hs conin9niory negligence
think the charge OF the court rs y N,ho,n
SVhtahh clear and fair stntemeni 81 tbs
XIV applicable 20 the issues DEVELOPED In
tths case ana that the several Miscellaneous
of error complaining OF charges gist,, nv
refused ave not wen tuken. 800 az"
lie action or the court an oYerruIng The
h,o,inn Tor Continuance ana la VEN M,
n,,,,tgiulit,,r nlpeilee 10 give cost h0nd was
CIV nentr Tue eighth ana nlnth hsslttlin',,t.,
OF error are not well taken. 1he aesi'.,,9
r n,ss,s OF error complaining Of the nconi.
pvNensy anu lnNnlclenCy Of the cyide,'en
re likewise without merit q1lis dlsnos,s v. w
al ne AsslHhments ~ error tXccnt No. 49,, ~
Mnleh complains that The verdict ny nv nv I
S S,cs - Tc,,,, appellant contends thai
Against an Individual upon lie senlo sven
on iarts ana that the fact Thar hpns 1tlae
se al no S', n,oa, sTdled the amonnt. We
60 rs that n Jury Ind mi r,na.r seems
,, WI, HA svf me same facts against an int
,,.i,I Tor an eQual amount that theS piait
Ssrenss 'T s,,r pi9protY have done 40. lhc Ia.
N'""u''y OF compensaung for such
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

~ nArI,-rg ApvAEcE-Pos1AoB nArn
DAILY and sunday, ono year. 49,. .s...N 90
Daily and SUNDAY. ak montha, ...... 90
Daily end Sunday one month";. Toe
The Sunday Gaaette az 90 40 pagesl
The weekly Gazette 40 pagesl / ". ! 90
The weekiI GaEettel 90 pagrsl ] year %
DAILY Delivered By carrier IN the city ana
agents p cents week or 800 per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

"A Injury In money Is ieN
ne amount allowed 10 ulr y
shock the conscience. 4...iti
The judgment VIII thersi,p,l
(Slgncdl STEPHENS, 'Aiv'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

CHOLERA REcol,
Berlin, Jan. 20. There h sa (,
~ eight cholera cases ana ~
Neitleben asylum. -.
In Buda Pesth SIX new WV
three deaths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-12
WEST VIRGINIA EpIloRs.

Tho Editorial Association Has Good
Timr-A Splendid Banquct-Meets in
Wheeling Next Year,
Specia! Dispatch 10 he AteltigeReer
MARTINsBuRd, W. Va, May ll.-The
editorial association held an interesting
session this forenoon. A resolution de.
nouncing the type trust, introduced
through the influence OF representa-
tive OF Barnhart Bros. & spindIer, was
discussed and defeated by a decided ma.
jority, Mr.. Stuart i. Reed, OF the
Uiarksburg TetsgrGH, was elected presi'
dent OF the association for the coming
year, W. S, Wiley, OF the Wetzel Dend-
Graf, vice presidents II. l. Snyder, OF
the Shepherdstown Register, secretary
a. B. Clark, OF the Buckhannon Della,
historian; Col. Robert McEldowney, OF
tho Wetzel Democrat, poet; Il, L. Horner,
the retiring president, w. L. Mansfield,
OF the Wayne NeluJ, and G, W, Boyer, OF
the Marl!nshurg Statesman, we're elected
delegates to the national association.
MessFs. J. L. Curtis, of the Wellsburg
Nelrs, George NJ, Fleming, Of the Buck.
harmon Banner and Il. W. Morrow, OF
the Farmers ADVOCATE, OF Charlestown,
were elected us Nlternates. Wheeling
was selected as the next meeting place,
AT 2:30 the association adjourned and
attended the corner stone laying, after
which they visited the Hannis distil-
lery, the Middlesex knitting mill and
other places Of interest, An unimport-
ant meeting was held again at 1880
o'clock, and at 10 o'clock the editors
and about thirty invited guests attend.
ed the banquet at the st, Clair hotel,
which was one OF the most brilliant
affairs Of the kind ever witnessed in the
city. A most excellent menu was
spread. Mr.. D. q. Westenhaver, Of
Martinsburg, acted as toast master,
The retiring president, Mr.. r. I. Hor.
ner, responded TO the toast, "The Ed.
torlal Association" sour Guests," Col,
James @. Frazer; 1.-THE Eastern Pan
Handle" Hon. Alex Parks; "rhe Last
West Virginia legislature" Hon. S. W.
Walker; "The Press and Politics" Sen.
ator Charles ], Faulkner; 1.-THE Evolu.
ton OF the DEVIL" U. S. G, Pitzer,
and Col. Robert McEldowney read his
excellent paper on tho newspaper and
the politicians.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-12
.RUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF trust made BY Mary j.
llaSlett and Robert Hlzlett, her husband To me
as trustee, dated March 4, 1891, recorded In tho
Office OF the clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, In deed Of trust book No.
", page ll9. will sell at the north front door Of
tho Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY, THElOTH DAY OF JUNE, 1903.
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. ~, the following de-
Scribed property that Is to say: certain pieceor
parcel Of land situated In Triadelphia district,
Ohio county, West Virginia. designated as lot
numbered one OF the subdivision Of the Rachel
Thornburg estate, a plat OF which Is recorded in
deed book No. 10 page 492, together with the
houses and appuTtenanCes thereto belonging,
The title to said property Is believed to DO
perfect but selling aB trustee l will convey only
the tito vested in me by said deed Of trust
TERMS or SALE.-Onethird aud as much moro
as the purchaser elects 10 pay in cash on the day
OF sAle, the balance IN two equal instruments at
one and two years, notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale TO be given for the deferred pay
ments, the title to DO retained until payment Is
mado In full.
w II. HALLER. AuCtloneer. myS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-12
EELLAIEE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip frum
the Glass City,

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the GLASS City,
Messrs. George II. MuLh, Charles W,
Rodewig and John Muule returned yes
terday from the Northeastern Ohio Vol
unteer Firemen's Association meeting
at Massillon. They succeeded in hay
ing the next meeting OF the association
fixed for this city, but Marietta cap
tured the tournament. Charles Rode
wig had served MS treasurer OF the or
ganization for two terms, and under
their rules that is all one man can hold
that office. After the election OF Peter
Smith, of MasSillon, to this place, all
the other old officers were reelected by
reclamation.
Bellaire ia beginning to feel the Of
iecss Of country people being shut of
from the town by the electric street
railway occupying the road north and
south OF the city Farmers declare
they are unable to reach the city from
those points with any kind OF Convey
aRCe. One man out the National pike
who has a contract to deliver several
tons OF hay here had to go to Wheel.
ing, and thence to this city, the road
above being wholly INSTRUCTED,
The Democrats OF the county talk Of
nominating James Il. Kelley, assistant
cashier Of the First National bank, for
county treasurer, or Ia case he won't
have that, they want George W. Yost,
secretary OF the Bellaire Bottle Com.
pany, to run for commissioner. Both OF
these gentlemen are excellent business
men, but there are not Democrats
enough in the county to induce them to
run for otIice--not just now, at any rate.
Twenty Knights Templar from this
city went to st. Clairsyllle yesterday,
where ascension day services we're held
in the NJ. Z. church. Rev. DR.. Webb
preached the sermon In the afternoon
and evening the Templar degrees were
conferred in the asylum OF Hope Com.
maRdery, and afterwards the knights
banquettod at the Clarendon hotel, Six
new templars were created.
The coal miners hero, or all Of them
who can secure work, have resumed at
tho old price after nearly two weeks OF
lost time. Some OF the mines are not
on full, and tho mill mine will not 80 on
for month or two
The splendid weather this week has
brought out al the driving horses and
private rigs in the city, and 1t is aston
ishing the number there is now here.
The streets arelvely every evening with
fine turnouts.
John l., Davis, Baltimore & Ohio
agent here, last evening received notice
OF his transfer to Chicago Junction,
where he will servo in the same Gu
pacity
Congressman Pearson will make the
Memorial Day address at GAINESVILLE
and Hon. J. W. Nichols is booked for
Martins Ferry on that day.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, in putting down new track
to the river, have cut of all roadway to
the upper wharfboat.
There was small fire in the Fourth
ward last evening, and the department
was called out. No serious damage was
done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-12
MARTINS FERRY.
News Notes aud Personals from Our Near
NCighbOr.


News Notes aud Personals from Our Near
NoiGhbor.
Nearly all OF tho ForGsters returned
to their homes yesterday. Most OF
them were up early, Notwithstanding
tho big banquet the night before, and
much sightseeing was done, The
mound, manufacturing establishments,
Wheeling Park and the neighborinG
towns were visited and the visitors APP
peared we'll pleased with what they
saw and their entertai0ment while in
Martins Ferry. Court Ohio Valley and
Court Belmont outdid themselves in
entertaining the grand court.
Last night the president OF council
appointed the following standing com.
mittees: Streets, Davis, Stewart, Wernig;
light, Bailey, Davis, Stewart; ordinances,
James, Wernig, Bailey; finance, Wer-
mig, Stewart, James; fire department,
James, wernig, Davis; hall, Wernig;
water works, stewart, Davis.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzsimmons died at the
family residence on the corner Of Han
over and Second streets last evening
very suddenly. She was taken sick on
Wednesdayshortly after dinner. She was
forty.six years old Tho funeral will
take place tomorrow morning ut 8
o'clock.
Martins Ferry not only got several
very important offices in the Foreslers,
but three in the great council Of the
Red Men, which met at Ironton OH
Tuesday and Wednesday. AT tho latter
Mr.. T. ]. Irwin was elected Great Chief
OF Records and secretary and tr easuror.
All Of these arc an honor to the city.
Tho auditors OF tho counties through
which passes tho Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh railroad have assessed tho main
line at $4,000 milo and the river d.
vision at ST. 900 per mile. Sidings wero
placed at $500 and other personal
property at $3.50 u mile.
Last night John Vickers and George
Strain returned from youngstown,
where they attended tho state conven-
ton OF tho Junior Mechanics. About
800 delegates were present.
Tho executive council Of the Forosters
will hold its meetings in MNrtin's Ferry
the coming year, the majority OF tho
officers being Martins Ferry men,
John G. Hayno, who Inns been super.
intending tho removal Of the Wotherald
rolling mill from Fndlay to Martins
Ferry, returned home yesterday.
james Terrell buried fourand.a.
hall yeur.old child yesterday. Rov. Mr..
Dornblascr, Of Wheeling, OBLIGATED.
Miss Francis Conwcll, Of CadiS, who
has boon visiting Misa Boss Brady, left
yesterday for Fairmont, W. Va
Miss Sadie j. Form, Of the East Side,
Pittsburgh, Is tho guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
George y Baird, OH Third street.
Tho Vigilant hose company has been
mado n member OF the Eastern Ohio
'ArCmen's association.
The burningof brush on the hill bnck
Of Martins Ferry last night attracted
much attention.
Tho case Of Ohio against Charles Nc.
Cord has been ordered oil the docket.
Mr.. Brannlgan will ROMAN with the
Buckeye glass company until May 10.
Louis d, Lord, Of the Forcsters, will
not return to Cleveland until to-day.
Ono skull was found In tho mound
yesterday and two on Wednesday.
Az the Y. NJ. G, A, this evening W. r.
Dixon will mako an address.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-12
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Annual Meeting Of charlottesville o.
officers Reelected.

Annual Meeting Of stookho lders-The Old
officers Reelected.
Special Dispatch to Ae hteRAMCer,
PAREERsBURd, W. VA, May 1.-THE
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Ohio River Railroad Company was
held to-day Mt the general office Of the
company in this city. In addition to
the local stockholders there were pres
eut L. W. Clark, OF Philadelphia, G. W.
Hardness, OF New York, Col. W, p.
Thompson, OF New York, and r. II.
Browse, OF Grape Island. The old board
OF directors, the old executive commit.
tee and the old officers were all re.elect-
ed. Tho officers arc as follows: George
W. Thompson. president; W. N, Chan
cellor, secretaryi &. Clinton Gardner,
general manager; W. NJ. Trevor, treas
urer; L. W. Warwick, Auditor, g. L.
Williams, superintendent; w. ]. Rob
inson, general freight and passenger
agent; Leonard & Archer. general coun'
sci. The road is in a aourishing condi.
ton and has been greatly improved
since their last meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-12

ItNcTddVS EWN'h0 NclcS
The unfortunate division of the senti-
ment among the members OF the
finance committee Of the Columbian
demonstration concerning tho affair
need not discourage tho projectors OF
tho enterprise. 1T is not to be expected
that gentlemen whose good nature and
hustling qualities have been frequently
brought into use, and occasionally i'm.
posed upon, in raising funds, should
always be able to find time to do such
work, but there are others who can be
called upon, and who will heartily no.
spond. Tho demonstration can DO made
q great success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-12

st, Louis, Mo,-Bull game postponed
ruin.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh A. Lou.
isvillo 9. Earned, 8 and 2. Errors 8
mud 2, Hits, Hand 49, Pitchers, XII.
Icon and strattou, Umpiros, Emslio
and Seward.
baltimore, Md.-Baltimoro3 Wash.
ington ., Earned, / each, Errors, 4
and Z, Hits, 3and g. Pitchers, Stovoy.
McMahon and Moekin. Umpire, Sny-
Philadelphia, Pa.--Now York 15
Philadelphia o. Earned, 7 and 3. Err
rors, . and 4. Hits, 20 and 10. Pitchers,
Weyhing and Taylor Umpire, Hurst
Brooklyn--Brooklyn s. Boston o.
Errors ! aud ., Hits, lOand s. Pitch.
Gre, llOddock, Kennedy aud Nichols,
Umpire, Gnilnoy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-12

Columns, O., May ll,--At 10 o'clock
to-day tho Ohio miners had consented
to rcsumc pick mining at last years
Fa'e-sevonty cents pur ton. Tho oper.
ators desiring to have tho miners in
cIudo machine mining over tho sigma
lures to the scale, and failing to got
their consent, adjourned for cousulta.
tion md to moot t0tor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-12
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue OF a decd OF trust made by Iohu E
Carlin und Mary L, CGrlin, his wife. TO me u
trustee, daled March =. 1891 recorded IN the
ntico OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, III Deed Of Trust hook
No, u, pare $40, | VIII sell at the north front
door Of The Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 9OTI DAY OF MAY, 1897,
commencing ut Ia o'clock - IN the following
described property sltuats and being In tho city
OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West VlrBinia, that Is
10 say; Lot numbered twelve In Block No on
tho plat OF the "Old Fair Ground Property on
the west side Of Wheeling Island, In the Seventh
ward OF said city.
The tltle 10 said property u beloved 10 be per
feet, but selling NJ trustee, will convey only
tho title vested in me By said deed Of trust
TERMS OF SALE;-Ole'lhiTd and aS much more
as the purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
OF sale, the balance In two equal inSlallments At
one aud two years, notes bearing Interest from
the day OF sale TO b. given for the deferred pay
mentI, the tito to DO retained until payment Is
made In tull W. j. W, CoWDEN, Trustee
W. H. HALLER, AucHoleer, aplG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-12
TRusrEE's SALE.

By virtue Of two deeds OF trust made by
Charles Jungllng and Laura NJ Juggling, his
wife, to mo as trustee tho first dated June 80,
1888, recorded IN tho office Of tho Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, In
Deed OF Trust Hook No q, page 17B, the second
dlted Juno 81, 1870, recorded in said clerks
office In Decd OF Trust Book No 30, page 40,
will sell at the north front door Of the Court
House Of said county on
SATURDAY, THE lOrI DAY OF JUNE. 1893
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, tho following
described property, that IL TO say: All the In.
forest OF said parties IN and to certain lot OF
ground situated on Wheeling Island III the city
Of Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia, In q
subdivision called EmwoOd Square and laid
out by John A. Armstrong and Charles LRue
said lot helng known Us number ton IN said
subdivision.
The interest Of said parties In said lot which
will DO sold Is tho whole thereof during the
life OF Christina Katharine HoesGhle, und after
her death tho fec to the undivided one.half Of
said lot
TERMS or sALE-onu. third aud as much more
as the purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash Oh the day
OF Bnle tho balance In two equal iustallmontS AZ
one aud two years notes bearing Interest from
the day OF sale 10 DO given for the deferred pay.
ments. tho title TO DO hold until payment ID
nude In full,
w II. IALLER. Auctloneer. myl0