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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
A Rudvet from Emporis.

EMPORIA. VA. october I7.-(Special)-
DR.. Green H. Bate. who has been quite
III for several weeks, is now steadily I'M
proving.
The case Of Winn's administrator
against the Petersburg Railroad Company,
claiming $4,000 damages. will not be
tried at the coming term OF the Circuit
Court. The Clerk to-day received notin-
cation from counsel that by agreement II
would be continued. This case has been
docketed since october, 1891.
The graded school will open here to-
morrow. with Rev. Vernon Hanson as
principal.
Mrs. w. Samuel Goodwin Is visiting
her father. in Martinsburg, W. Va.
Rev. Hugh c. Smith. who was for a
number OF years pastor of the Baptist
church here, now of Martinsville, va,
was here yesterday, en- route to Rich-
mond.
Mr.. Harry Schwartz went to Lawrence
vile to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
rHE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-THURSDAY. OCTOBEk IL, 1854.

steps from a walk. and when he pressed
his suIt and she again rejected him ne
turned away and fred pistol. when 10
frightened her that she sprang INDOORS.
He fred again and fell. II was Iouna tna.
the ball had cut across Die io'sn'"'' ""'
the wound was not fatal
News came here yesterday that man
was killed on the track near Parmele.
Messrs. w. II. White e Co. are BUILDING
n warehouse at the depot. In which 70
store their goods an they ship them. Their
business as brokers Is largely increasing.
Mrs. w. c. Allen. Of Wilson, IL VISITING
her friends here. ,.-
ing her brother.
Mr.. willie Gray, of Tarboro'. Is here on
a visit. s..r
Mrs w. r. Draugham and daughter
Miss Eloise. OF Edgecombe. are here VISIT
ing friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18

ing the work Of the State wsathtr-Ser.
vice and the benefits to be derived from
Il by the people Of the state, especially
the aRricuiturists.
A resolution was also agreed to In
structing the Commissioner OF Agricui-
ture to select from the addresses snade In
the immigration and Roads conventions
held here, such as he would think OF IN
terest to the people OF the state. Inc
meeting adjourned to meet again In Janu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
THE DOlNCS OF THE COURTS.
Suit Against the Electric Company-Other
Matters of Interest.

The Law and Equity Court yesterday
was engaged in hearing the case of Sager
zones against the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company. The suit arose from
the election Of Jones from car by one
Of the conductors, he claiming to have
paid his fare. and the conductor claiming
otherwise. The amount OF damages
Claimed is $1,000.
The following cases were disposed OF in
the City Circuit Court yesterday:
Deitrick Brothers against Samuel ID.
Hicks. Garnishee dismissed.
Writ Il. Taylor & Co. against w. +.
Clarke. Suit and attachment dismissed
F. w. Hanewinckel against Egerton
Rogers. Attachment dismissed.
Toby Matthews (coloredD was tried in
the Hastings Court for assault and sent 10
jail for twelve months. and fined cent.
The will OF Edward J. Cline was ad-
mitted TO record in the Chancery Court.
His widow, Mary Ann Cline. qualified as
The executrix.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Work Of the Grand Jury-A Technical
Onsnce-Test Case.

The grand jury Of the United States
District Court yesterday brought in true
bill against Thomas Maitland. charged
with smuggling cigars at Newport News
He was put on trial, pleaded guilty, and
as the offence was only a technical one
the Court did not pass sentence, and the
accused went free.
a true bill was found against Writ L.
Taylor. o. A. Hawkins. and George c.
Bidgood. charged with conducting a
Wholesale liquor business without license
This Is merely a test case The firm Of
Writ Il. Taylor e. Co. desired the court to
decide whether or not certain articles sold
by them are subject to the internal-reve-
nue. tax.
n true bill was found against Elmer
Booker FOR embezzllng letter contain
ing money from Miss Sallie Partincton,
ana the jury returned the bill az not
true In the case OF Edmund Taylor. charg.
80 with violating the postal laws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
a Ninht Mt tho CircuA,"

The return OF Miss Nellie McHenry for
two nights Of "a Night at the Circus"
at the Academy OF Music has become
such a stereotyped announcement that 1t
carries its own comment. comment that
Is likely TO grow less enthusiastic II not
less appreciative as time goes on. The
smoothness OF an all-round performance
of this merry little farce kept large
audience on excellent terms with them
selves last night. There will be matinee
and evening performances to-day.
Rices Surprise Party Is underlined TO
appear at the Academy next Tuesday and
Wednesday in that most successful ex-
travaganza, 1872" The company num-
bers nearly one hundred people. and COM
prises many prominent artists. The adj
vance sale OF seats begins to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
IDLE WEAVERS PARADE.
They Indulge In Hilsrity-Haf OF the Pro-
cession Made Up OF Women.


FALL RIVER, MASS, October H.
There was another big demonstration OF
idle weavers on the South Park and In
the principal streets to-day. At 10 o'clock
some six thousand people or more congre-
gated on the park carrying flags and
banners, and cheering and yelling alter
nately. A procession was formed, and.
headed by a band connected with visit
ing show, which volunteered its services.
a line Of parade WAS taken through the
streets to the southern section OF the
city. Very good order was maintained,
although between two thousand and three
thousand operatives struggled along the
march. The music OF the band enlivsned
the processonists. and there was much
more hilarity than was manifested on
Monday. Nearly one half Of the column
was made up OF women.
In the southern section Of the city It
was feared that there would be trouble.
because Of the inexplicable and bitter
feeling entertained against Agent Chase.
of the King Philip mills Nothing moro
than considerable hooting was INDUCED
in, however. The mills at the northern
end Of the city are not making any head
way toward inducing the weavers to re-
turn to work. The others show slight
gains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Death of DIR. James Albert

The sad intelligence has been received
in this city Of the death OF this talented
physician. which occurred at Lebanon.
Russell county. Va. on the morning of
the 10th. DR.. Albert was taken with
typhoid-fever about month ago. and
though he had the best medical attention
from physicians in that section. COM
plication OF diseases developed which his
depleted system could not withstand.
DR.. Albert graduated at the Medical
College of Virginia a few years since,
and although only 81 years Of age at the
time Of his death. he had rapidly risen
In his profession. and gave promise OF
taking front rank among the fraternity
In this State.
In June. 1888, he married Miss Rosa
Grant. daughter of Mr.. Leroy J. Grant.
of this city, who. with an infant daugh-
ter. survives him. His remains were in
tered near Lebanon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18

,,ss,tors lost considerable sums Of money
eut Of their pockets. A gentleman from
Warreuton, N. c., who took out MI
pock book containing us, when about
10 board car at Twekth and BANK
streets TO get his fare ready. found. upon
reaching the Exposition Grounds that ne
dId not have money enough to pay MS
way In. Another visitor-a Virginian-
had SITS in notes In his pocket when ne
left his room yesterday morning. put
when he was about to retire at night
the roll was missed. His purse In the
same pocket was not touched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
PeraOnals and Rriefs.

Mr.. j. II. Brewder, or Danville, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. w. W. Abbott, of Danville. Is spend
ing a few days in the city.
Miss Ola Wood, Of Gordonsville, is WIS.,
iting Mrs. c. II. Wren, OF Church Hill.
The Board of Pharmacy was still in
session yesterday examining candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell Brockenbrough are
stopping for few days with Mrs. c. p.
l.. Burgwyn, No. l south Third street
Mrs. S. p. Palmer ind Miss Nellie Ed
wards, Of Batavia, n. Y, are the guests
OF Mrs. A. ]. Fox, ITO west Main street
Miss Lillian Taylor, youngest daughter
of Mr.. James o. Taylor. is very sick at
her fathers residence, north Eighth
street
a marriage license was issued by the
Clerk Of the Henrico County Court yes
terday to George Brown and Margaret
White (coloredD
Mr.. Kemp Hoen. Of the firm Of Fisher
& Hoen. of Baltimore, Is in the city for
a few days on business, and is stopping
at the Dodson Hotel.
The Governor left the city last night
for Amherst Courthouse. where he speaks
at barbecue to-day. He will speak In
Cumberland on Monday
The merchants generally report large
sales during the past two weeks, owing
TO the large number of merchants In the
city attending the Fair
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Willimena Schwartz to Mr.. Philip G.
Kelly, to take place Wednesday. October
Gath, at S A. NJ, at st. Mary's church.
The grand officers OF the Royal Arcanum
will pay their first official visit this sea-
son to Henrico Council Fulton) this eve
ming at 8 o'clock. and hope to see every
member Of the council present.
Sheriff Milstead. Of Warwick county.
arrived In the city yesterday morning
with James g. Hopkins who was convict
ed Of illegal oyster dredging and sentenced
to one year in the pcnitentary.
DR.. G.. Woodson Scott has received the
appointment as physician to the Depart
ment of Nervous Diseases and associate
physician to the Department OF Practice
Of Medicine In the dispensary Of the
Medical College Of Virginia
A one-armed Italian and an able-boded
Irishman engaged In fsticuff on lower
Main street yesterday morning, and TO
the ediication Of a large crowd OF spec
tators the representative Of sunny Italy
defeated his opponent. No arrests were
made.
The Medical Examining Board Of Vir-
ginia will meet In regular session on the
22d instant at s o'clock p. NJ In the hall
OF the House Of Delegates. The examina-
ton will be open to all desiring to COM
mence the practice Of medicine In this
State.
Sylvester Wilson. the young man who
suffered a fracture Of his left leg In the
gentlemen's race Tuesday, and who was
taken to che Medical College Of Virginia
Hospital. suffered great pain yesterday.
A hypodermic injection OF morphine was
administered to him last night. and he
was resting easy at last accounts.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
rage OF Miss Juliet Pollard. daughter OF
Professor John Pollard. Of Richmond Col
lege to Mr. J. William Wills. formerly
of Richmond. but now residing In At
lanta, Ga. The ceremony will take place
at Calvary Baptist church on October 3oth
at II o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
AN EXCITING PRIMARY.
The A. p. A. Figures in It-Many Col
sions and One Pitched Battle.

Tho A. p. A. Figures in It-Many Coiii-
sions and One Pitched Battle.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, October 1.-THE most
exciting primary election held In this
city since the days Of the Know-Nothing
riots took place to-day to select delegates
to the Republican City Convention. TIE
probability Of victory at the polls this
fall has made the scramble for places on
the Republican ticket hot one. Charges
Of A. p. A. aflliation against
some Of the aspirants intensified the feel
ing. Every candidate had msn on guard
at the polls TO look out, as was claimed
for repeaters and Democrats. and nuner-
Gus collisions occurred. In the Twenty
sixth Ward q kodak nan was stationed
at each poll. and took snapshots at the
voters. A. the day closed the excite
mont grew rancorous. and ct $50 three
patrol-wagons. filled with police. hurried
to Twenty-nfth street and Franklin ave-
nue.. where . pitched battle was engaged
In BY about 80 men. The riugleaders.
seven In number. were arrested, and quiet
was restored. A number were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Va. 4 CAROLINA R, P
A NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED sx
PETERSBURG counc1 'NE
Capital Stock $500, o0o-Omc.,
r'efor' Ei'e'eh-rrobable rurcb,,. w.
by n Syndicate.

PETERSBURG, VA. October II
cial)-An adjourned meeting ~ 81. ''
mon Council TO take action &, '.-
the sale Of the Virginia and Carl. 70
road was held tonight. Tho mo. 3D.
the subject was shown BY the lao.
tendance Of the citizens TIE
chamber being crowded. Mr. vs,.,.
ferod the following resolution gt.
unanimously adopted. and ne ,....
was organized by the Council F
the opinion that this was On. ~r...
method 70 pursue in regard p, a..
Of the road
BE it resolved by The Comm, c....
OF the CITY Of Petersburg. Thar ,.. '''
porat!on known as the Richmorl r.
burg and Carolina Railroad Conn.,.
ated by virtue Of the ,tata,e ~ y......
under deed from B. T. Werf.rs ...
v. Il. Daniel. trustees. 10 IN
Petersburg under the c9rpGrat. ...-.
the Richmond, Petersburg a.t D..
Railroad Company. dated ih, =. -.
May, 1892, be OrganiIeI r. Is ,.-..
solved that there shall b. a ,-...
vice-presldent. secretary tr.l.....-
nine directors. ono Of whom STA.
president. The capital stock d.. }-,
OF which Is now the rfoi--.. .t ,. -
OF Petersburg, full paid al! -.-..
able, that being tho capital .....
Virginia and Carolina railroad al. .l.
that the sale Thereof va. mas.
city OF Petersburg By p b w.t.
j. V. Il. Daniel. trustees. under PHI. 3D..
gage from the said virginia aGt ..-
Railroad Company. which ef,.< ....
assigned and transferref as .,av .ss...
after directed by the city % p...-....
OFFICES AND OFFI,rrs
The principal Office ~ ta. .~...
shall be In the city - Ptt.rH
officers and directors who ,rs.. -.,.
troll Of the said company arI tt.
office until the first annual ~...-.
the company. and Until Their r..
are elected and qualified -.a.
follows: President. Bartlett r.
President r. y. Vaughan. a... .t..
rectors. Messrs. r. T. Atr-..-
Wright, l.. \. Hartley ...
w. c. Roper. DR.. j. f.. N8y,.-. f.. q,
Gin. and G. c. Alley
This Is done by advice p f,.
torney. who held thai u..-
passed by the General N..... u.-
airy II. 1880. the city hat r. ..tt..
ganize railroad couia-s r......
cate now propose TO buy IT, e.. el...
new company and by tha, way .,.- ..
troll.
The Council adjourned oI.- ..,t ,,-
day. when the Council vi -. ...
amendment proposition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Old Virginia Wedding.

The Washington Star of yesterday says:
Invitations have been sent out 10 the
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Maxwell Dim
mock, daughter of the late Captain
Charles II. Dimmock. of Virginia, and MI.
Henry A. Williams. of Richmond, Va.
The wedding will take place in Glouces-
ter county. Va, on October oath, at
Sherwood the elegant old country seat
of Mrs. X. c. Selden, the brides grand
mother 1t will be :ull-dress. old-fash-
Toned Virginia wedding. at o'clock in
the evening. with hlg reception after
ward. Parties from Washington will at
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Colonial CAPITAL Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG, "A. o-ntsr r-
CSpecial)-Major Benjamin Ns.r. ..r.L
mond. brother OF Or j''H 81 >.t
the hospital medical star, |4s Bog.
terday.
Mr.. BENJAMIN ". Fenf11 uIr %. a..
for number OF years lg f.l'-. s
county. and was FOR n Ions t''r. g.. -r.r'
in Republican politics ~ t't
died at his home yesterday Be- 'l-e ''
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
The Good Roads Convention.

The Good Roads Convention will meet
in the assembly-room Of the Chamber of
Commerce at 1920 o'clock this morning
and q large attendance is expected The
object Of the convention is to form an
association TO secure legislation for the
improvement Of the highways OF the
State. There will be three sessions
morning, afternoon. and highland a
number of good speeches may be ex-
yactad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
THE PEOPLE ON THe Alert
A Sharp Lookout Kept for sa,ri,i.-.
Railroad Tan

HEATHSVILLE. w. O.'.-~t- ..--.
ciaL)-Notices are being r.s.ei 90
the country now offering g. ... -.p.-l..
the railroad COMPANY r. t.. .-.
amount by the State ~ V.,e-,. t-...
arrest Of the AqUIa-creek p. r.-.I.,
and the people ara on TIE a..,' f-
suspicious characters
Jud Middleton. the y0l'hfi r..-....
is now free. as the gran. '.u f..t ...
a true bill' in his case. h.t tr- -.. ..
low was so sick that he $751;. r-.- .
return home. AMI al this wr r..
in our county jail rcceiy.r- o. t.... --....
ment.
There Is some talk of rs N.-,--.
Neck railroad again som. -..- ....
were In town recently. ar' ,r-s.
was held but nothing wa ....l ..-.
A railroad IS sadly needed 1 't se-....
The partrldge-huntlns s-.s.r ll.
in Richmond and Lancaster .r...
the Nimrods arr having s..i OF -
general report IL that th' l.,s a.. ....
plentiful this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Honor Petersburg Ladies'.

There was delightful entertainment
on Monday night at the residence of Mr..
II. c. Anderson. No. 1920 Taylor street.
In honor OF Mrs. NJ. f.. Seymour and
Miss Lottie Hollingsworth, OF Peters
burg.
There were thirtyfive invited guests,
among them being Mr. and Mrs. II. Wag-
ner Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkerson,
Mrs. 0. V. Steward. Misses BEETLE Ro-
bertson, Ola Skey, Carrie Fowlkes. Jen-
ME Bowles, Rosa Cash, Lille Anderson,
Blanche Russell; Messrs. Eddie Phillips,
j. H. Bowls, f. s. Jones. Albert Sny-
der. clifford Cousins, Willie Harrison,
and Robert Harrison. The First Regi-
ment Band was in attendance and rem
dered several selections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Board Complstes Its WerL

The State Board OF Agriculture reas.
sembled yesterday morning at O'clock,
with President corbin In the chair.
The president was requested to repre.
sent the board at the Good-Roads Con-
,ention. which meets here to-day.
A resolution was adopted AUTHORIZING
the publication In the annual reports oi
letters received from DIR. II. A. Craix.
hill. director OF the State weather-ser-
vice. and J. N. Ryker. assistant direc-
tor ana observer Of the same, explain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Funeral Of Mr George j. Weaver.

FMPORIA, VA. October 17.-(Special)-
All that was mortal OF George j. Weaver
was laid 10 rest yesterday morning at the
Emporia Cemetery. Rev. Il. c. Woodson
read in a most impressive manner the
beautiful burial service OF the Episcopal
Church. The following gentlemen acted
as pall-bearers: w. NJ. Farmer. j. Il.
Baker, w. T.. Bailey. j. A. Hartley, j. {.
Lifsey, and ii. III. Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
ASSIGNMENT IN ROANOKE.
Assets and Liabilitiss-Death Of Popular
Railroad COnd uctor.

Railroad Conductor.
ROANOKE. VA. October r7.-(Special)
Moses Ephraim, dealer in ready-made
clothing. boots. shoes. etc.. assigned to-
daX to Everett Perkins. trustee. The liza.
bilities amount to $500. The assets con.
sist Of stock Of goods and notes and
bonds due assisnor. The creditors Of the
first class are: DR.. Joseph A. Gale, rent,
$225; Commercial National Bank. $500;
Goodman Brothers, Of Philadelphia,
$,D0.T; Ed. Ephrain, $500. Second class
II. b. Claffiin. $s14; Freeman Brothers, of
New York. 1883; Hsadley. Farmer & Co..
Of New York, 1854.
Captain John F. Hix, a well-known and
popular railroad conductor years gone by.
died at Christiansburg last night. and will
be buried here IN Fairview Cemetery to-
morrow. Deceased was the father OF
Charles H. Hix OF this city. train dis
patcher Of the Norfolk and Western rail.
road, and was IS years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
. Death of Mrs Rebecca F. Pierce.

Mrs. Rebecca F. Pierce died yesterday
morning at the residence of her son. Mr..
John W. Pierce. 106 south First street.
Deceased was the widow Of Mr.. William
II. Pierce. was born and reared In Will
liamsburg, and was rs years Of age. Mrs.
Pierce was the mother Of Messrs. John
w. and W. II. Pierce. Jr., and was a
most estimable lady. The funeral will
take place from the residence Of her
son at 5 o'clock this afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Riehmond.r. ia Now YORK..

NEW YORK. October i7.--(special.)- y
Mrs. Allison. Waldorf; N. J. Burnham.
Morton: T. L. Courtney. Jr.. Grand: A.
J. Marcuse. Marlborough: r. @. Peyton.
sturtevant; J. II. Undertake 81. Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18

Miss Mary thinner. OF Petersburg and
Miss Lizzie Taliaferro, OF Roanoke, are
the guests OF Miss Louise Brander, OF
east Franklin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18

Orders for printing osnt % ne Dis.
patch Company viii - givea prompt a.
tention. and the style Of work and Dg1ooo
Mn b sure - pleaso yoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
A WEDDING At HAMILTON.
Attempted Suicide by Rejected Low.

Attempted Suicide by . Rejected Lover
Personal and Other Notes.
SCOTLAND NECK. N. c., October H.
(Speciai)-Mr. Frank Robertson and Miss
Mary Waldo were married In Hamilton
yesterday morning. Rev. w. J. Smith.
Of this place. oaleiating. The bride and
groom are both quite popular. They left
on the morning train to visit Richmond.
young man named Tlrnage attempted
suicide . few nights ago because his
sweetheaxt would not consent to marry
hAu- XA AanaD - iAd han IA thA frnnk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18

viaitors Loss Their Money.
Pickpockets were either 1t work In
Richmond yesterday. or. at Ieaat twe
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-05-24

Ticket agent OF the East Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia Railway System
will sell tickets TO Dallas Texas and re-
turn at greatly reduced rates on ac-
count of the Southern baptist Conven.
ton which will be holiday 18th to 18th,
Tickets will be sold day 9TH to 9th in.
elusive.
Call on nearest agent or write,
J. ]. FAREswoRTH, D. P. A, Atlanta
o. A. BENscoTRR, D. P. A., Knoxville
B. w. WRENE, Genl Pass. Ag't, Knox.
vile, Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-05-24
18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1894,

expose to sale and sell the property
described in said trust deed, bounded
as follows: beginning at an iron
stake in said southwestern margin Of
said street and corner to ]. M. Mar.
tins lot, thence north 70 dogs. west
along said West Main street 30 feet to
George w. McCay's line, then with
bis line south IL dogs, west 1882 feet
to the center OF Brush creek, thence
up said creek north II deg, east 80 It,
thence north II deg, east with the line
of said ]. M. Martins lot So feet to
the beginning" Said property is sit
uated in Johnson City. Tenn. Said
property will be sold for cash in hand
and in bar OF the equity OF redemp
ton, in front OF Jobe's opera house ia
Johnson City, Tenn, at time above
named, il said debt and costs are mo-
sooner paid. W. W. FAw, Trustee.
515 At printers fee, 50