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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-22
RAILROADS.
ON RICHMOND AND
'W DANVILLER. R.
The Greatest Southern System.

IMPROVED schedules Through lrstclass
Il coaches between Savannah and AsheVllle
n. G., for Not Springs and other western
Carolina points
Also to Walhaila and Greenville, S. c. ana
intermediate points via Columbia
Quick time ana improved service to WASH
ington. New York and the East.
Only line in the south operating solid vesu
buled limited trains with Pullman dining cars
World Fair tickets via this route alo"
stopOvers going and returning west OF Tryoh
n. G. Buy one ticket and visit both Wester
North Carolina and the Worlds Fair.
w. A. TURK, G. p. A, Washington, D. y
S. H. HARDWICK, A. G. 2. A. Atlanta ga
WANTED, merchants 20 try the benefits o
w advertising in the zone cent a WORD
columns of the MoRNING NEWS. II viii esS
tainlV nav.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-22
ALL NEW

Peaches-Fancy New York-Peaches.
Grapes-Fancy New York-Grapes.
Apples-Fancy New YOrl1-Apples.
Cranberries-N ew-CranberrIes.
Onions-White and Silyer-OniOns.
Fancy Egyptian Onions.
Smoked salmon and Halibut.
New Fancy Mackerel.
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
NOTICE.
During my absence from the city DR.. l.. A.
FALLIGANT will attend to my practice
C. C. SCHLEY, NJ. D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-22
"INFANTA EULALIA."

In the makeup of this cigar only the finest
Havana leaf and Cuban workmanship is en-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-22

RED STAR DRUG STORE.
Corner Montgomery and Liberty streets
OUR FANCY GOODS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-22

SAVANNAH, GA. Sept 10. 1898.
The following ordinances passed by the |
city council of Savannah this day are hereby |
published for the information of all concerned. |
A
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09
Al: EXTRA SESSION.

Congress 10 be Convened in Extra Session
 in the First Half of September-The
 Representatives Will he Called Upon to
 Deal with the Financial Conditions. anu
 the President Urges the People to Take
 Up the Subject in the Interim and De-
 eide Upon What They Want.
 WASHINGTON. June 6.-The president said last evening, in reply to direct question by a representative of the United Press. that he intended to call an extra session of congress not earlier than the 1st nor later than the 18th of September.
 The president further said "Whlle there has been no mystery nor secrecy in regard to my intention in this mat ter, think it not amiss that our peo- pie should be informed authoritatlvely that the time is at hand when thelr representatives will be called upon to deal with the financial conditions, which is the only menace to the coun- try's welfare and prosperity. It IS well for the people to take up the sub ject for themselves and arrive at their own conclusions as to the merits of financial policy which obliges us to purchase idle silver bullion with gold taken from our reserve. One does not need the eye of tinancier to see that this gold which IS subtracted from the governments stock is eagerly seized by other nations for the purpose of strengthening their credit at our expense. It does not need the art of statesmanship to detect the danger that awaits upon the continu- ance of this operation. Already the timidity of capital is painfully appar- ent, and none of us can fail to see that fear and apprehension in monetary circles will ultimately bring suffering to every humble home in our land.
 Il think that between now and the meeting congress much depends upon the action of those engaged in financial operations and business enterprises. Our vast national resources of credit are abundantly sufficient to justify them in the utmost faith and conti- dence. If instead of being frightened they are conservative, and if. instead of gloomily anticipating immediate dis aster, they contribute their share of hope and steadiness. they will perform patriotic duty. and at the same time protect their own interest"
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09
THE DIAMOND EXHIBIT.
The Actual Work of Securing the Precious Stones by the Debeers Process in Opera tiOn at the Worlds Fair.

Stones by the Debeers Process in Opera
 tion at the Worlds Fair.
 WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. CHICAGO, June 6.-The diamond exhibit from South Africa was opened yesterday morning. Precisely at 10 o'clock Lud- wig Weiner, commissioner for the Cape of Good Hope, gave the signal and the machinery used in separating the peb- bles from the diamonderiferous soil was set in motion. A great crowd thronged the glass house in the main aisle of mines and mining and watched the process of diamond development as followed in the Debeers diamond mines at Kimberly, South Africa. Many hard Jumps of blue clay. of which five tons had been transported here from Africa. were dumped into the great crusher.
 In d short time the earth had been washed away and the gem bearing clay and pebbles were thrown upon long, zinc-topped table. Then Chief Sl1itf, of Mines and Mining. took the sorting knife in hand and went through the earth eagerly. Soon five beautiful pure white gems were taken out, and the first one, a 4-karat stone, was pre- sented to Chief Skiff by Mr. Weiner in a neat speech. Skiff responded, thank ing the commissioner for the gem, and praised the Debeers exhibit as being one of the most complete and instruc tive in his department. The gem was then handed to the fnisher, who will have it mounted in a few days. The exhibit will show its working powers four hours daily, equally divided be- tween morning and afternoon, but will be closed at night and on Sundays
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09
ROTTEN BANKING.
Ex-Gov. Chase and Others Likely to be
 Indicted.


 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June G.-Priva-e e advices from within the Howard county grand jury room are to the effect that this morning indictments will be re- turned against eX-Gov. Ira J. Chase, Zimri Dwiggins, John W. Paris and S. l.. Walden, for their connection with the Greentown bank. Being the only bank in that part of the county. and in the center of d prosperous farming com munity, it did an extensive business. Some months ago, soon after retir- ing from the office of governo. of the state, Rev Ira !. Chase went to Greentown in the interest of the Paris Dwiggins concern, going out among the farmers soliciting their patronage, urging them to deposit their savings in the Greentown bank. This he con tinued to do almost up to hour of the ct.a S h
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09
 PEACE IN HONDURAS.
The Revolution at an End and the Lead
 CTS in Exile.

The KeVoIutIon at an End and the Iead-
 CTS in Exile.
 NEW ORLEANS. June 6.-The Break water arrived at 10 o'clock last night from Honduras, and brings news that the revolution is at an end and every thing IS quiet. All the rebel leaders with one exception have fled into Nicaragua and San Salvador TNre is much satisfaction along the coast and business is resuming itssnominal stage. Gen. Nasquez, the minister of war. is still acting president. and the greatest mystery surrounds President General Leiva, who has not been heard from since he abandoned the reins of government in the midst of the revolt and fled to Peurto Cortez.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09
A SMUGGLING SCHEME
For Defrauding the Government Out of
 Revenue on Tin.

PASSPORT, Me. June IA scheme for Gefrauding the government out of rev enue on imported tin has been un- earthed by Special Customs Inspector T. K. Simonton.
 Mr Simonton boarded the schooner Eva N. when she put into port on Thursday, and discovered that there were in the hold 200 cases of tin plate upon which no duty had been paid, and which is valued at over sl, l,00O. The merchandise had been smuggled across the St. Croix river into Passport from Beaver Har- bor. N. E. The tin is used chiefly by the manufacturers of sardine boxes.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is 90 we'll adapted to children that recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me" II. A ARCHER. M. D.,
 Ill So Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. !.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-21
Fashion Notes

Guipnre and all the beautiful laces
still go on their way rejoicing in fash
ions smiles. while ribbons in all the old
patterns and colorS suggest countless
varieties of design Tor the now wcav-
iu@~.
While the Skirts OF all elaborate
dresses are generally trimmed, the
skirts of street gowns may be quite
plain. or else ornamcntcd with bands
and folds.
Ribbons arc now very much used 10
trim evening or afternoon dresses. In
Il model created by Doucet. the cole
brated Partisan coutnrier. the material
of the skirt, low bodice and sleeves is
Of straw-colorcd bengaline, wherein
vieuX-rose ribbons are sewn so as to
form stripes. These stripes are vertical
on the skirt, but encrclc the waist and
lower portion of the oorselet. Two
ribbons form epaulettes, and the four
winged bows arc scattered over the
skirt. A chcmisette and sleeve "bonil-
lonncs' of pink crepe de chine give a
delightful finish to the corsage.
-Boston Budget
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-21
TRUSTEES. sAI.Ks.

THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL. 1S5a. Ar =,
USCIUCs NJ. to the highest bidder the property
ccscribcd in the said deed as follows: S'p''''
1eginning at point on tho northeast e,rnsr
% flne and Border streets, thence wits pine
s.sSet north seyenty,threc t73) degrees fty-eipht
ana ana y, east three hundred end fftrtwo
anu si2tt nths 3526) feet to The line of the prop
erty owned by the Belmont Land CompanpY
,nenec with the said Belmont Land COmpanyts
linc. north elk (G) degrees, wcst one hundred and
liz t tS ana nine-tenths Q6I9) feet to an
alley; thence with said alley south eeyentvthrec
S,o1 degiees nfty-cieh ut t5S minutes west three
nundred and nineteen and six-tenths t3:aGI
hltcen Q5) degrees iftcen.nino t59) minutes tycss
ono hundred and seventy Q7O feet 10 the beyin
my containing ffty-scvsn thons and ono hundre,,
ana thirtS-seyen (e7,137l square feet more M
ICES, anu known rs lots s, ., 10, IL IL 13 and "a
scclioh seven 50 on, plan OF Roanoke Land ana
provemcnts thereon. ~ -
. Iefms or sale las elected and determined by
tie roanoke Land and IMPROVEMENT (;omu.ny
't Sieturc OF tic said deed OF truet "a follows.
rot cish us TO so much of the proceeds az NAV
&c Ieeessary 10 defray The cxpcnses OF exccu,iny
d. atust, tDcluuiDS a trustees commission OF
I'VE per cent, and topay or AND discharnc ,fa
,hoaneke Land and Improvement Companv 90
.e e,Ss III set forth. and az 10 the sum OF
TYi ~ ~ WIN interest thereon from Scntemher
~, I,'- the same shall be made payable On IN.
,itn usy OF september, 1893, and the residue If
a. - sn',l DC made payable in two equal animal
date OF sale all dcie cd payments to he nsoncp
secured By deed OF trust upon the propcrty so 4
,, JOSEPH l. DORAN trustee
Inc property above has been gold by thc
srantors above and the payments assumed nv
N"eees- ) 81 I'd
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-21

from flrst to last Captain Donellnn's &C
ton was thoroughly inconsistent with
his innocence, and that all the facts of
the case were explicab on tho theory
of his guilt, while on no other hypothe-
sis could they be satisfactorily eX-
planned: and so, upon this tissue of
Prescriptions, without any better proof
that poison of any sort had been instru-
mental in the death of the young man
than the recollection of one woman of
the smell Of n rinscd ont glass. this
man was convicted and sent to
the scaffold. In the antc-clamb Der of
death, just before he WAS taken out to be
hanged, Captain Doncllan, in the pres
encc OF Tia" chaplain. who had given
nm the last consultations of religion.
soicmnly declared that. as he was
shortly to meet his God. as he hoped for
forgiveness, he was about to die en-
tirciE innocent Of the crime for which
hc was to suffer. Was he innocent. IL,
he affirmed under these awful c;rcu,n-
stances. or WAS he guilty, as the Jury.
also acting on their oaths. and "a, Mr..
Justice Butler, also acting on his oath.
and one OF the ablest and mos: upright
Judges OF his time. fully believed? The
world will never know. The highest
authorities on evidence from that day
to this have been arguing, some that il
was and others that it was not II right
cons conviction. But while the best
human Judgment is still divided OF the
ques ton the brand of infamy and Of ig-
nominious death has been fixed forever
upon Captain Doncllan, and if he was
Wrongcd he never now can be righted.
Another spcctcr that will not Ice laid.
but walks forever up and down the
gloomy halls OF English justice. is the
pathetic wrath of the Young and beau
tiful Eliza Fcnning. She was but II
years OF age when she was suddenly
taken from the house in Chanccry lane.
London. where she was living as Il do
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-21

VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST, DATED
~ December 81 1S2, and re corded in tic office
~ the clerk OF the Hastings Court OF Roanoke
vh'y Va, executed to me by George w. Abel
anu ID. ii. Fisher. Ia srnst to secure to D. C. Moo
nav the payment of the sum or S13I21i evil
Ienccd by non-interest bearing negotiable notes
nladc In the payment of three ot the said notes,
ana having been requested 40 to dc by the benz.
1ntiary In the said deed OF trust, Will ON FRI
DAY APRlL Is. AT IL O'CLOCK NJ alrer for
:alc at public auction 10 tse highest bidder, in
'front.' OF the courthouse. OF Roanoke, Va the FOL
In2wnS described lot OF land lying in the city OF
hoanoRe, Va, bounded and desc ribcd as follows:
BEGINNING at a point Gu the Forth side or West
',llhcr stree 80 feet cast OF Thirteenth street
thence north u degrees so minutes cast 1870 feet tn
IN icy, thence with same south GS degrees 81
minutes cast p feet 10 point thence south u
ucSrccs " minutes west l3u feet To West (;ilmer
street. thence along same north is degrees ~
minutes west > feet 10 the place OF beginning.
TEitMS Cash sufficient TO defray tic expenses
oi executing this trust, including trustees COM
m,ssIon OF per cent and 10 pay OF the past due
notes as follows: TIVE notes each of the sum of
SI, payable 90 and ~ mont hs from their date and
ono note IN the sam OF so -, which becomes due
~ monens from GATE, together with the int crest
of each from the date OF its maturity until the
day OF sale: As 10 the SUM OF S9l5.S0 the same
will be made pay ,hlc N follows: Fifty-six notes
each IN the sum Of Sli payable monthly the first
OF when to oecnmc due and payable on the Seth
day OF April, iSs3, and one each month thereafter
until all are paid, and one note in the sum OF
SlSEI 10 become due and payable 81 months from
ic day OF sale; and one Tote In the sum OF
S23Ol Is payable on the 3ls. day OF September.
sSs' and the following notes are payable every
consecutive SIX months thereafter until all are
paid; one note in the sum OF so. 40 one note in
The sum or Sl,.9I; ono note for Sl5i.; one note
for Sla93: ono ncte for Si0.4l one note tor $50;
which payments to be evidenced by the non inter-
est bearing negotiable note OF the purchaser and
are 10 % secured by deed OF trust on the prop
and twelve months from day OF sale
- tus w. IL. MOOMAW, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-21

RN VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ the :lst day OF March, 1891, and OF reco ri in
inc clerks office OF the corporation court for thr
city Oh Noanokc, Va, In deed book 6t mage n
executed ny i. " Rnmgardncr TO the under
signed trus zee to secure to Thomas w Miller the
payment OF the sum Of 81 ,gDJ in two equal annual
insialments with inter cst from date US cy,d rnced
hcarin. even date with said deed each I'm the
sum OF sou, made by the said T. T. Bumpardnsr
payable 30 the said Thomas w Miller or or,ier
IN ono anu two Years respectively after dste M
inc commercial National Bank + Roanoke VA
anu anu neianlt having occurred in the payment OF
tnc ,Ast due or said uotes, and at the request OF
nc holder thereof, will, ON SATURDAY. TIE
~ , DAl or MAY, 1893, AT II O'CLOCK NJ,
III 'front.' or the courthouse. in the city OF Roon.
okc Na ri oceed 80 sell at public auction to the
ghest bidder, all those certain lots OF pnrcels of
lahd In tho city OF Roanoke State of Virpinia
ana bounded aud described ns follows to wit:
Beginning AT tho southeast corner OF Orange
avenue ana thirteenth street, thence with Oranv.
avenue south 10 degrees 0i minutes 10 seconds
cast wv rect TO petnt, thence south 10 q eyrees
% minutes 10 seconds west 40 feet TO an alley
thence viii said alley north ii degrees Ol minuic
~ seconds vest 202 feet to Thirteenth street
thence with Thirteenth street north IL ,lcpr,cs *
mihSte- 10 seconds cast 2lO feet 10 the pmce Of
DcSiAhing, ana designated on the Melrose Isnd
nmpnny = may OF the Melrosc add tion to the
CITY o, Roanoke as lots Nos |, =, 3 and 4 in acc
ton 20. - 80 SN~
TERMS: Cash ~ to enough to pay the cost or
ea.auting ths trust and to pay the said past due
rotc OF SOU, and interest, ami Pa to the re ei,ine
II any there be, the same shalt be payable In one
ana two years from dHe or sale in equal install
ntalts, with interest from date of sale and secured
ny aecI OF trust. ROY B. SMITH,
FL tus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-21

k9STEE'S SALE-Bf VIRTUE OFADERD
= OF trust executed to me BY Cyrus Lair and
recorded in the clerks ofliee OF the Iinsi az.
court OF Roanoke, Virginia, in decd book No s..
Ease no, etc and to secure to the Virginia Real
Lstalc ana investment Company the PAYMENT Of
the sam OF tw. nty-four hundred and f;ty dollars
S Haoiasl IN eighty iSg installments OF thirty
nifty dol airs $50 payable on the first cav Of thc
tSp me NJ hs respectively, next succeed
M inc date OF said decd, with Interest thereon
date evidenced by eighty tsy certain nero,;ahle
n sn Gated December l, $780, for thirty dollars
Sol months next succt cding the date of said
g. cd OF trust, and note fer tifty dollars tsN
rcsnne,iyclS e'gM,yone s months from said date
.auit having been made IN the payment of the
.Wentyiourh (eithl twenty fifth (S5th) twenty
SKIN c6thl and twenty (aTth) OF The aboys
cnts and notes. and having been required
so 10 do by the beneficiary in said deed of triist
shall ouer for sale to the hig hc.t bidder. BIZ
DAY, APRIL 18TH 1879 AT IL O'CLOCK Nj.
III rom Oh me Hnstngs Courthouse in said city
an mat certain lot or parcel OF land In the city OF
Roanoke, State OF Virginia, designated and de-
sertocd as follows. to-wit:
Wen street forty four (4D feet west OF Whea at
slxet. theI &c south i've degrees and nine
-, ~ west one hundred and thirty.ninc and
the,cc with said alley south seventy .four de-
srees and fifteen minutes ga $50 west thirty one
'ns sg nu to RSnt on same
hundred and thirty live and thirty, eight hun.
9rcuths !lS53S) feet to Tazcwcl street, thence
aaZewcli street north sevcpty-four degrees and
hltecn minutes Ga l51 east forty four (iD feet
10 Tue place OF beginning, together with the
house situated thereon "S
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
>,o,,, EDWARD ILSLEY, Trustee
NoIE: The deferred instalmcnts or purchase
money on this property arc said to have been
assumed by Mrs Laura stormfeltz. 31e3 Ct.
BY mutual consent the above sale has been
postponed until Saturday, May q. 1S.la nt same
piacc ana hour. EDWARD ILSLEY
!" "s Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-21

by VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
- dated ScptcmheI 18th, 1880, and recorded in
tEs clerks Office of tho county court of
Roanoke county in deed, book 3, page
siS executed 10 r&s, the undersigned, trustee, by
Miiiiaih NJ Johtfon, to secure unto the Glade
Land Company oae payment OF the sum OF Si50
~ evidedced " afteen notes OF so each with
Interest thereon from date. being September 18TH
lSs., and dcssalt having been made in the pay
ment OF tNsteen OF the said notes. and aavins
been rcqNt sied to do So by the Beneficiary In
said deed OF trmst, win ON SATURDAY.,
TIE s9rli DAY OF APRIL, 1898, All
l? O'CLOCK, Z. NJ, ofrer fors sale at
pnhiic auction 10 the highest bidder, in
front OF the office of W. \. Pedigss " Co, in
the town OF Ninton. the following cot OF land,
known as lot No. in block No. 1ss shown on
the map OF the, Glade Land Company, which
land lies in the county OF Roanoke, state OF
Virginia, portion OF which Is In the corpora
t!on limits OF the town OF NSntan.
TERMS: Cash su1cient 10 defray the cxpcns
OF executing said trust including trustee
commission OF per cent, and to discharge the
whcle OF said notes due and unpaid. Balance, IL
any In Que and i've yca5s from dale.
d50 ids. GEO {. JACK, trustee,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-21

by VIRTUE oE DEED OF TRUST EXF.
ID cutcd To me rs trustee ny A. Woolsord and
Minnie H.. his wife, Francis B. Kemp and L.
Evans and latte r., his wife, OF Roaaokc Vir.
Gina, dsted september 18th, 1880, and recorded
IN the CLERK obee OF the Hastings Cont OF the
city OF Roanoke. Virginia, In deed hoax 40, pagr
Ni; ETC. conveying certain properly ths rciu dc.
scrited 10 mo in trust TO secure 10 the Roar oko
and and lMproyement Company the paymeul
OF Sls%'. ~, W.; payable in three annual ins,4.
September, il, ls9s and September II, lsSt}, re.
spsctssiy, with Interest at ,ee rate OF pos cent
per a9nhm from September II, $50, s9yablc
ahnnaliy, arc default having been made in the
Payment OF the instalment Of S62 5tl0', telling
DUO September II, IS9i, With intofcst on said
sum OF sl,sS'oo frcm September II, ,sal, tless n
credit on account 3t said instalment OF $500 as OF
January lsl Gn.. oi The instalmon ont OF $6l2 iCO
isilhg due september II, 1892, with interest
thereon IrCm September II, 1891, md OF the in.
lercst ph:ablc on September II, lS,s for one year
on the nsalmcut OF S6l2 5000 TO become payab BILE
ep'.emher II, 1893, and being required so TO DO
The benehciaries In said deed, shall offer for
tac AZ public auction on the premises In the city
OF EcAno NN. SlAtc of NlIyinia ,nn WEhN rs \
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-21
TRUSTEES SALES.

~ VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST DATED
a Oc!oner 18Th, 1872 and rctort I'd in the cerl's
of'ce or the liustings Court OF I oopt ke civ ~
uceu "ook sc' tagc +j2 executed by $ E Ehodcs
70 the Undersigned trusst to secure In II =
Mo"ihaw the payment OF the gum of Ses,; ,S az;
donced by Interest bearing resof;nS, 80 w
luily described in the deed OF trust aforesaid and
ucieult having been made In tho usvmcnt ~, ana
OF tho notes aforesaid in the sum * SsT - an
siN in"nti from the 10Th dav of October lSoa
ahu at the request of the beneficiary viii oSyer
io' SaIc AT pubic auction 20 the highcs, bidder
Na. Al - NJ, OF SATURDAY MAY ri; + o0;f n ;
ie,t tue Following described real estate IN VIII.
hc. inning nj point on the south side of pa, :
tcrson avenue 81 3-1U Sect east of Wclh s.raa.
thence south LEO degrees Is minute We,
~ III feet an alley, thence with said allcv sont,
- degrees % minutes east % no feet to noint
,hchcc north IL degrees Is minutes cast min
beginning. - ''e P''Sr ef
ERMs -Cash "a to 80 much rs may bc uaces-
saIy to defray tn, expenses OF cyrci,tjI,. tbis
Iu s anu 10 pay OF The past due not OF S2T IS
anu d " 10 INC sum of $SsS.i7 credits will he al
ao oN, Us follows; Eleven payments OF Sa7 IS
each. The iir-t or which will bc due and naxshis
ON the 18th day OF October tS.3 and n n, aS
successive SIX months thctcaf,ei:s uaymcnts
W io'iowS, 10 wit: one In the sum ~ ~ IN -
months rom date, ono 10: sal in ~ moufns ono
tul FLo'ii III M months, Ole for Sll % in oIs
IN IL, one Tor SOB in it2 months and one for
He.l IN luS months fiOm date and ~ novmcr,a
y, :,o.'V cach' the first Of which becomes duc in
q months from date and one each succcSsirn
month thereafter until MI are paid nm, chosrr ~
execute negotiable notes for The deferred rov
ments above aru secure tho samc nv - dSciL az
trnst ON the property. y" va
I ~ ids GEO & NOpN,v. ,.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-21

Among the exhibits of the Irish In
dustrics' association on their way 10 the
Chicago Fair is set of vcstmcnts for
Cardinal Gibbons, worked in convent
mt Kcnmarc, County Kerry, Ireland.
and high mass set for Archbishop Ire
land, the work OF tho Royal Irish School
of Newl.nrne