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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-15

Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ me ISM day OF February, 1852, recorded
March 3. 1879, in deed book -. page 56T OF the
clerk office OF the Hastings Court for the city
Bower and j. r. Bower, her husband conveyed
10 Alexander NELL and Rush u. Dcrr trustees
certain real estate therein described in trust to
secure 10 the Middle States Loan, Building and
CONSTRUCTION Company the payment OF 81 30 in
the manner and upon the terms prescribed In n
certain penal bond for S2.in0 executed OF even
date with SAID deed and also expressed in said
deed OF trust securing said penal bond and dc
tnult having been made in the payments therein
provided for. and hciDg required so to do by the
heneuciar,, the said The Middle States Loan
billuing ana Construction Company, OF Uaeers.
town Md, we will. ON MONDAY, JULY 10
1873, on the premises, III the city OF Roanoke
Va, AT IL q clock NJ, proceed to cell at ublic
auction to the highest bidder the followipr dc.
scrihed real estate with appurtcnanccs thereto
belonging
avenue $50 feet west from Grove street. thence
south degrees west go feet TO Rorcr avcnnc
thence north 81 degrees west 30 feet to n noint
thence north degrees east POO feet to Salem ave,
place OF beginning, and known as lot A. section
~ as shown on the map OF p. Rorer
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all costs and ex-
penses OF executing this trust and the amounts
p no. quo AND unpaid 10 the Middle States Loan,
buiidng and Construction Company, reouiring
III All aooat SJOn and the balance payable in -
months with interest and secured by n coed ~
trust apon the premises.
ALEXANDER NELL.
G1Otds e DN"H .rns,.os
by mutual constn; the foregoing sale ia most
poned until Thursday. July 20, 1879, NJ the same
hour, place and terms.
RUSH U. DERR,
ALEXANDER NELL
= 'u1 Trustees.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-15

RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
I'D on the End day OF December, 1889. and re-
corded in the clerks office OF the Hastings Court
ior inc cry or Roanoke, Va, in deed book 20,
signed trustee certain real estate therein de-
scribed in trust to secure to the Roanoke Trust
Loan and Safe Deposit Company the payment of
the sum OF $2,05O. evidenced by certain negotia
BILE notes therein set out and whereas default has
been made in the payment OF par; OF said debt
t and being requested so to do by the beneficiary
DAY OF AUGUST, 1S0s, in front OF the court.
house in the city OF Roanoke va, proceed 70
sen at public auction,. TO the highest bidder, at
II oclocs III all OF that certain parcel OF land
lying in the city or Roanoke, Va described a
follows:
beginning at the northeast corner of Elm
and Roanoke streets, thence north degree 20
minutes west CT feet thence north * degrees cast
!46 feet, thence son'h degree SO minutes east ia
rect, thence sonth IS degrees west Il ;c,t 20 the
place OF beginning, except. however, certain
pert OF said above described land hoUnGcd rs
follows: Beginning on the north side o: Elm
street 20 feet east OF Roanoke street thence east.
cry with Elm street so feet 10 point. thence
snoitheriy 04 fect to point. thence westws'Gy 80
Pm street the place OF beginning which parcel
mas h heretofore to wit on the iG:h day OF Deem
~ ~ ncen reiea' Ell from the operation OF
3ttffssS trust by deed of relcsse.
49, Cash As TO enough 20 pay past due
= ~ crest: amounting 10 about $500 and
L 1ecuting this Irss. $3.50 pa able in
i tttSSsniy payments of SIS each, b ginning to
&eFdue on the end day of Sentcmber 1,n3 and
continuing to fall due on the end day O, each
month thereafter for ihriyscven $50 consecutive
non .on'ns w WI. interest on each OF tic said payments
from the 2Ild day OF December. 1881: balance /.
any, payable in one and two years from Inc date
ot ms sac WIN interest, deferred payments 10 be
re Te oy aeeu OF trust on the property sold.
, his property has on II large and comforta.
Die frame dwelling and is located on one OF the
most desirable residence stress in the CITY
s'% 5. W. JAMESON. Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-15

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSI
ness property.-By virtue OF two deeds of
iTasi. 10 wit: One deed of trust executed bv &;
W berry, and dated on the 5th OF January. ISIS.
and recorded IN inc clerks Office OF The Hastings
Cont ior the city OF Roanoke, Va, III deed book
10, page AS, and another deed OF trus. cxccptcd
by g. W. Berry and :. z. Berry dated or the l2ih
ca! OF November 1883, end recorded IN The clerks
once % INC iustinss Court for the city oi Roam
ok. Va, in deed book No Ii. page No rs both
OF when deeds convey the same parcel OF and
hereinafter described, 10 the undersigned trus.
zee ~ trnst TO secure TO the Roano,c Trust
Loan ana safe Deposit Company the payiueiit OF
Two certain sums OF money AZ therein set out, to
VII nc nrsi OF said dccas TO secure St and
INC Stconc 10 secure S290, and whereas defaun
ma ueeh made IN me paymeti o; h(It o. tho SAID
sInonh sane peing requested - 10 by The hcnc-
nc. ~ tneTcln; shall, On TUT SDAY. the 18th
III tne city OF Roanoke. Va, no y O'Clock m pro
ceeu sc'i at pnbhc auction "a the highest bid.
neI AZ inc properly conveyed IN The said deeds,
Beginning at oint on Ike ,olih see o. Rail.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-15

w uEREAS 4 CERTAIN DEED or TRUST
,M was executed by W. j. Blair and Lycurgus
trustee, bearing date the 26ih day OF May lSg2
ana recorded on the 2Sth day OF May. 1892 in
deed BOOB IS, page $40, i'll the clerks oilcc OF the
linstings Court FOR the city OF Hoan IKE. In The
state OF virginia, TO secure the performance Of
certain certain conditions and pay mcuts specified in
certain penal bond executed by the said w j.
Blair aud l.. Blair. Jr OF even date with said
decd, in the sum OF 5000, conditioned for the
payment TO The National. Mutual Building and
Loan Association of New York tho sum OF 81 Z ~
loaned or advanced TO The said W. j. Blair aud
Bialr, Jr, In accordance with heir articles OF as.
ISOLATION, upon forgive shares OF stock In said
association held and cwD ed by them In ccrilicatcs
NO; usItt. issue u :, and No. SgS5 issue ID ;:
and whereas by their articles OF association
under which -aid loan or advancement ,vas
1nade, and 10 secure which the said bond and
Geo . OF trust We're executed, 1t Is provided for
thc repayment ~ certain manner and upon GER
tam terms WITH principal and interest arcrcgaf-
lus ,rcgnar monthly payments OF So per month
until the whole sum- with interest prenium nud
all other charges which may accrue BY reason of
the terms OF said articles OF association and Of
the deed OF trDsi executed In pursutnce thsreor
are pald and complied with; and, whereas the
SAID George j. Peei has resigned said trust and
ihe lndee OF me liustings Court, for the city of
the undersigned, Rnsh u Derr as trustee In said
deed In the place and stead or said George j.
rect rect; and, whereas, default has been made In
the payments and conditions mentioned in said
bond ard deed OF trrst for more than IN roe
months, aud having been required 40 to do by the
beneficiary, The National Mutual BuildiYG and
Loan Association OF New York, shall by virtuc
of said deed and pursuant to the terms ihercoS
proceed TO sell az public auction to the highest
bidder, On WEDNESDAY. TIE 10TH DAY OFF
july 1893 Ar $50 O'CLOCK +. NJ, in iron
or the premises, In the city OF Roanoke Va, ali
me property conveyed IN said deed, and being Nil
tha' certain iot or piece or parcel of land with
the improvements thereon, situated In the city OF
Roanoke, state OF yirrIua described as ,Oii,;,rs
to-wit: W.
Beginning NJ po!n- or the west SIDE OF Koa.
noke street ono hundred and nifty and seven.
tenths l5o ~ feet north OF Walnut street ano
running theme north - degrees west 100 feet to,
an alley. thence with the same north degrees
81 minutes east 20 feet 20 point, thence south
~ degrees cast $50 feet to Roanoke street
thence with Roanoke street south Z degrees l5
minutes west % feet 20 the point or place OF
beginning. "
TERMS Cssh sufficient 10 pay all cost OF exc.
cutingt this trust and 10 nav on the amoont, -,
said BOND, aggrega;iug in all about s., 800, and
thc balance, II any payable In twelve and
twenty four months and secured By decd OF trust
on the premises. RUSH II DERR "s'
4 Is ids Tt-nsts
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-15

By consent o. al parties the above sale has
been postponed nniii Tuesday. Aurust 1904
NJ same place and hour y '''
- ids. TuOS w MILLER T-,s,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
IN THE CITY.
THE THEATER.

In spite of the driving rain 4 good
house greeted the Huntley Comedy com
puny In the tOur-act sensational comedy
drama ~ Noble Outcast.' The play Is
well built one aud the comedy and pa
thos are 80 evenly balanced that there ~
surfeit of neither and the tensity OF
some of the strong situations is adni-
mbly relieved by the introduction Of a
bit of comedy work
There IL abundant opportunity Tor
good work on the part OF those having
the comedy roles. the principal ones
being that of Sadie and Adams. Fannie
Grant had the role of Sadie and Frank
IL, Long that of Adams the butler 0nd
they nude a great deal out of the parts,
IL is probable Miss Grant has the best
opportunities In this soubrette role than
IN any Of the plays yet presented, ana
she handles it well. Mr. Long has tai
snts as low comedian, and this he fully
demonstrated last night.
]. III, Huntley had the role OF Jerry
Western, an outoast. IL Is one requiring
a more than ordinary amount of versa.
tihty as the comedy is intimately blended
with phthos, yet he proved equal 20 all
the situations, Fred Hollen acquitted
himself very creditably In the role of
James Blackburn, "the VILLAIN lt Is
q hard hole. but well handled. Francois
Xavier had the role of Colonel Lee,
something entirely different from any
thing he has yet essayed, but he hnn.
died IL very efficiently. Josie Martin had
the part OF Mrs, Lee, 10 which she does
some clever work, Annie Leonard az
Mana Lee anal q. T. Price as Jack
Worthington, We're especially pleaslug
and each OF them did some unusually
Tomorrow night Prof, Allen and his
novel entertainments, 'Spoolys vs.. Spir-
It's" viii hold the boards.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
PICK.UPs.

Yesterday Charley Snead had his left
hand severely burned In putting out q
fire at windows The gasoline stove
had caught fire and the ailirighted spec,
tators hositated TO attack II, but Sneed
bravely picked up the stove aud carried
II out, but was badly burned in 80 DO
ing.
William G. Davis, supposed to be
from Denton, is in jail ON an insanity
The Fort Worth Fencibles went into
camp at Arlington Heights Saturday
nirht and will remain there all day sun
day for target practice. There will be
a dress parade aud inspection this after
noon at the camp.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day TO W. Willis and Miss Lovely
T. Rogers; w. G. Quigg aud Miss NJ. A.
Rogers ~.
"Slr Walter Scott" the lecture which
was TO be delivered by DIR. j. Morgan
Wells NJ the First baptist church on
the night Of the 9TH Is postponed
one week later. until Tuesday, April D.,
Tickets out for the 18th will be BooA
on that night. The pOstponement Is
made In order that all may attend both
the Mexican concert and the lecture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
tito trial Of causes on the civil Jury

tho trial Of causes on the civil jury
docket.
Fourth. The sixth, seventh and eighth
weeks Of the term are assigned for the
trial of causes on the criminal docket.
New suits we're filed with the district
clerk yesterday as follows; Mrs. Sadie
J. Butler VS.. Il. b. Daggett, ct al, debt
and foreclosure. A. L. Luckett VS.. Agrl-
cultural Insurance company of Water
town, NJ Y. damages.
In the county court the jury In the
case Of Mat Boulwarc accused Of adult
terry found him guilty and assessed hls
hne at 500 Andrew Jackson was &c.
cused Of stealing a coat and pair ol
shoes aud the jury found him guilty aud
assessed his punishment nc a hne. OF
S1OO and ten duys IN Jail j.. Shubcrt
was convicted Of selling whisky without
license aud fined $3.50, win Graham,
negro lad, is ON trial for aggravated
assault.
q. s. Nichols plead guilty to a charge
of yngrancy and then made a break Tor
freedom and run down the bluff. He was
racaDturcd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
POLITICS
OCCUPYING A LARGE PORTION
or THE TIME
OF The Dallas CiIizon--A Decision Rendered
In the handle Cass-Didn'i Appear
For Trial

Dallas. Tex, March 25.--(Special)-
Hon. 10 Abbott is due In the city Mon
day. he writes TO friend, and then the
Dallas postOftiee fight will begin In earn
est. Two of the applicants were Clark
men and two were Hogg men. Con
gresham Abbott will remain In the city,
several days and the place-seekers and
their friends win give him an ovation.
Ii is denied here that W. NJ. 9. Hill has
been endorsed by Abbott for postmaster,
a. Judge Abbott pledged himself to
make no recommendation until he had
canvassed the field with the leading citi-
zens OF Dallas. Colonel Hills friends
claim that be has positive assurances
that he Is the man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
''' FORT WORTH PHARMACY co.
READ. REVLECr REMEMBER.

AT the present time much Is being said
and written on the treatment of cancer,
tumors skin diseases and all other ma
Hgnunt discusses of this character, uud we
are in receipt of many requests IRON
pkysicians. as well ns from the public
III large. asking us to give them our
methods OF treatment and some aoYlce
In their individual chses, Modern ms
cOvpry and research has taught ms much
In regard To these terrible diseases. They
are constantly On the Increase. lof
thousands of years the human f0mlly mas
accepted as true the follacious theories
that certain Diseases such as cancer
tumors, eczema, etc, are practically is'
curnhle mud the poor victims
have gone down 20 their graves In pains
and anguish in the full belief chat medi-
cal science had exhausted It's wisdom
and professional skin 10 find II remedy
for their suffering or q cure Tor Their
disease. al last light has duwned on the
curative agencies. Scientific research
has delyel In the depths Of the lurking
mysteries of mother nOturn ana the dls.
coyery of the Combination Oil Cure
has opened the Grcana Of the healing
art, revealing the seli-eyldent fact that
for every disease there Is q remedy. nnd
that God had given TO man the Wisdom
TO lind il out ii he viii but use his tocnl-
ties aud prosecute his researches IN the
right direction.
Or ID. NJ Bye, after deYoting many
yenfs of toll and study in the treat
ment Of these diseases as specialist
has developed the power and efficacy
of simple agencies, and established
the fact beyond cavil or question.
that IN a proper combination Of certain
oils, expressed from NATURES exhaustless
laboratory OF remedies lies the great Sc
cret that suffering humanity has In oil
nges been ycaming, hoping and praying
| for. yet dying for the lack of knowledge
Of ii. Dir bye has given 20 his wonder
| full discovery q name that mt once re-
| veals to the learned and the unlenraed,
10 the tryO and the man of science an
idea of us character, towlt' Combinn-
| ton OH Cure.
During the last eight months DR.. Bye
| has cured over 500 eases Of cancer iu-
mors aud other malignant diseases, We
| have but 10 refer TO any of these patients
/ for testimony that viii convince the most
sseptical OF the wonderful efficacy the
| halny oil has Ia curing cancer, tumors
! aud an abnormal grOwths, eczema, piles
| assures hstulars and all other diseases
/ of the rectum; chronic nasal catarrh,
| deafness. ulcers, all womb diseases
! birthmaiks. all skin diseases. The Oh can
be injected into tumor taken ntC
the stomach. applied 20 the eye or amy
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safety, and we guarantee certain and
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
FUNERAL NOTICR.

The funeral ceremony Of Colonel A.
j. Chambers will begin at the Taber-
From the church the remains will be
taken 10 the cemetery for internent.
The Chambers company will 20 to the
depot az $40 this morning to meet the
remains, aud In tho afternoon the entire
department will turn out to attend the
funeral
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
nnN. a. Nv. TrRRrLL.

The Washington Post says, About
Tue appointment Of Judge Alexander w.
Terrell OF Austin, Tex. TO be minister 20
Turkey. He Is man Of much cultiya-
ton Is one Of the most eminent lawyers
OF the state. has hegn prominent In its
politics for along time, md Mt the oloc-
ton OF John III. Reagan 20 the United
States senate was one Of his most iorm-
idnhe opponents. lie is backed by both
Senators Coke and Mis-. Ii has been
tie policy 81 the government 10 send
the brightest procurablc men 10 Constan-
lnonle, a policy emphasized ia the cascs
Of Hnynrd Taylor Low Wallace md
Sunset Cox. aud Il Is the claim Of Mr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
BYRON vs.. BATTN.

Q. w. Byron was nc the city hall yes
terday but though lie made a statement
To Mr.. Montgomery lac declined To 80
on the stand again aud declined To give
the names of the witnesses who could
substantiate the evidence given before
the police committee because he did not
want TO be the means OF causing q strife
between different branches Of the church
lie said TO Mr. Montgomery and 70 Mr..
Powell tLat he retracted nothing Of his
evidence before the committee, aud the
only thing that might be needed in I'D
ditiOn was the explanation that at some
OF the places they visited, MIR. Baten only
went 10 the open door and did not 90 be-
yOnd the threshold.
Mr.. Byron says recognizing the fact
that both Mr. Baten and himself are
workers in the cause Of Christ he eau
not afford 10 put himself In n position
Of 0rrnying himself against any one who
says he Is working for the cause and
therefore requests the publication Of this:
STATEMENT BY c. w. BYRON.
1t seems TO be the desire of some par
ties to involve Rev. Mr.. Baten and my
self IN difference of minor details: also
impugn the motive of Mr.. BRtcn in his
visit TO the acre referred 10 in his later
sermons. This Is base SANDER 60 the
gentleman In all particulars What /
have said by affidavit and before the
i will hereby state, 10 make matters
correct before the public that Mr.. Butcn,
Mr.. Corley and myself visited two gam
bling houses, as stated and we also Wis
tied some houses, hut not all by auy
means of the houses of in repute in the
acre, and the variety theatcr. We did
this in u respectable way. In no way re-
hecting on Mr. Baten or ourselves, and
some of these places we entered and some
we did not, only as open doors and VIM
dows disclosed the inmates. ] stated
In Affidavit had frequently oeeu the
police In saloons, and / saw one on the
night Of this yisit-this Is true Also
stated which Is true, the police had al
ways assisted me kindly la my mission
and for which | am grateful. AS to
whether they do their duty, or az TO these
places being open against law Is con
cerned, whether IL IL true or not true,
the public are as well able TO judge rs !.
My work Is 60 save men from all evil
resorts, which / try In an humble why
20 do. What l have said by affidavit,
and not by hearesGy or report. IL reliable,
i, as guide TO Mr.. Baten, went to those
places at his request hut IL IL sure that
he did not know whether the people OF
.hese places We're white or coored.
v. BYRON.
gio,,o1 tbo oE4b dn,y ~ March
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
CITY POLITICS.

The old fight over school matters has
broken out In this city. and the Harris
and anti-Harris factions are making more
noise than the rival candidates for mayor.
Under the management Of Prof. II. g..
Harris the public schools have been
brought TO high standard of excel
lence and II Is believed that n board
favorable to his retention win be Sc
leCted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
TTE COURTS.

In the Seventeenth district court thN
jury IN the case of Sallle NJ. Baker VS..
the Mutual Life Insurance company Of
New York IL still out The day was 0c-
cupled Ia hearing arguments on motions.
In the Forty eighth district court the
arguments Ia the case Of the state W.
Jim Toots for The murder Of officer Lee
Waller, occupied the DAY.
Judge Green Of the FOrt-elGhth district
made the following order as 20 the order
of business Tor the next term OF court.
IL Is ordered by the court that the
following shall be the order Of business
for the next term Of this court:
First The non-iury trial docket viii
be called OH the FIRST day OF the term
for orders jury demand, etc. and the
four first days Of the first week IS as
signed for trial of causes ON said docket.
second. The appearance docket viii
be called for default orders and jury de
nands on the second day of the term End
the two last days Of the first week n
asslgped for the tgial VI causes Oh this
docket.
Third, Tho second. third, fourth ana
9th weeks Of the term are assigned for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
ATrTNTION MASONs

A called communication of Fort Worth
lodge No. LIS, A. II. and a. NJ, will
be held this Sunday afternoon at 23O
O'Clock for the purpose of burying Past
Master A. ]. Chambers with Masonic
h0nOrs.
All members Of Fort Worth lodge are
requested TO be present Visiting Mas
ter Mnsons in good standing are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
w. NJ. WASHER,
Worshipful Muster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
GUESS THE MISSING WORD.

The Fort Worth Pharmacy company
e,ore OF Fort Worth The missing word
rs "leadiug." This missing word bust
ness of ours don't cost Il cent, and be-
sides you can get as many of out 10
cent Commcrcio cigars for . cents each
as you want. The manufacturers of our
Commcrcio cigars writes TO us that he
has just sold one million OF them to a
Chicago firm. TO be sold during the
Worlds fair mt 10 cents straight.
Reader, IL you want anything usually
kent In a nrst-cass retail drug store,
we ask for your patronage Mail orders
solicited ,>
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
Gus HAS GONE.

Gus Moses, charged with rifling the
mails while in the service of Uncle Sam
as a letter carrier, did not answer when
has "skipped by the light of the moon"
His bond of $1,000 was forfeited. Gus
is bad boy aud his family are respecta.
BILE people who are in deep distress
over the waywardness of their son.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
signed the 25th day Of March.
NEW STONE MASON's UNION.

A new Richmond Is in the field.
Everything Is not lovely with the ma
nipulators Of the chisel and mallet upon
the rccalcitrant granite.
There ~ split In the international
Bricklayera and Stone Masons' union,
and q charter was received yesterday
by the Operative Stone Mnsons of the
city Of Fort Worth with A, q. Johnson
Richard Joyce and j. Larl,ins as iucor-
porators, and there are now nine mem
bers of the now order.
Ii seems that considerable dissatis-
faction was engendered over the amount
of dues charged the men who went In
after the packery was completed and
on this account, Il il said the union
waited upon Contractor Moifett ard in-
formed him that he must not employ
men who did not reside IL the city, but
were only transient Contractor M0f-
fett's reply was brief, but emphatic. He
told them 10 20 TO n populOus country,
which Is not considered desirable rs a
place of residence owing 20 the sultry
climate, place whore ulsters are UNI
known.
Then nine of the stone masons with.
drew and formed the now union, for
which u charter was received yester-
day. Tho controversy between the two
organizations promises 10 prove very IN
terestng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
A cInrn RnRRERY.

About o o'clock last night while tho
attention OF @. j. Kits. tailor, wns en-
gagged by q customer, five bolts OF trous,
three of blue.