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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-12
TRUSTEES SALES

TRUSTEES SALE.-wHBREAS A CgRTAfS
deed OF trust was executed by A l.. Sibert.
II. s. Van Horn and Olivia Van Horn. his viz
to William K. Abbott and james r. Ratcbfnr'i
d aato 'G v ss who are trustees bearing
Office OF the Hastings Court for the city OF Koas
nokc IN decd book ~ page SO, 10 secure tho per
lorinnnco or certain conditions and payments
specified In certain bond executed by he amid
A; l.. Sibert, ID; Is. +. Barbour, T. $. Van Horn
Of , even date with said deed for the payment of
500 to the Central City Building and Loan Asso.
citation, OF Syracuse. n; T., in accordance With
said William E. Abbott and james f. Watch,o.1nae
trustees, have resigned the said trust and III,
judgc Of the HIstings Court for the city OF Roa
point tho undersigned C. H. Vines as ,' trns up.
In the place and stead OF illiam L. Abbott nnd
AZ provided by statute to all tho parties in io,
est and whs rcas default has been made in the
payment pay c and conditions mentioned in said bond
having been required 20 TO do by the bcncIcinrx
INC Central City Building and Loan AssociatioSS''
and pursuant to the terms thereof pr0cec, ~ ee
+ EES sHne yang iE to the highss bidder On
II O'CLOCK NJ. .on the premises nil the nrn,,, a.
conveyed In said deed and being ali thai rrrtai11
let or parcel of land and improve ents thereon
ginla, ana described as follows to-wit: "
, beginning ut point on tho south side of CIev,
Cleveland street north "a degrees 10 minutes ,,ns,
70 fcct to point, thence cast 10 degrees 80 min.
u, , west 10 fcct to an alley, thence with sajd
aIcy south "a degrees 10 minutes east 20 feet IN
point, thence north 10 degrees so minutes nast
ITO feet to Cleveland street. tho place of bcgin
ning, ana known as lot Z, ne shown BY the man nr
the SibcIt Van Horn and Barbour addition an ~,
file H. the c, rks office OF the IIurtinrs Conr, t"
tne CITY OF Roanoke. and State CT VIrgiuin
lEhMS; Cash sufficient to pay all costs or cx
ccuting this trust, including Inc commission ~
INC trustee, and to pay or the amount of the said
nond, with nrrcarngcs due thereon amounting IN,
the aggregate, including coats to about Sdsn and
the balance If any, In one and two equal annual
lnstaiu ehis. due In - and 81 months, with inter
es est rom datc. the purchaser executing ncgOti-
able notes for tho deferred payments and secured
ny ,, i>, deed OF trust on the promises sold. G. r.
'AA''-''' iriS'cc' ri
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Buried In Old Point.

The late well known Mis- Jane Clarke
of Regent street, dealer in antique lace,
historic fans, etc, desired i'll her VII
that she should be buried III old point.
One is curious to know if her eccentric
command was carried out to the letter.
Again, when Jenny Lind was dying. She
left directions that the Indian shawl
given her 10y the queen and Il quilt, the
gift of some school children, should he
buried with her. Notes and Queries
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-12

EKuSTEE'S SALE.-WlIEIEASA CERTAIN
Il deed or trust was executed by A. L. SHEER
ID. Is. r. Barbour and Emma Barbour his wiyc
r. >. Van Horn and Olivia Van Horn his vic. TO
their successors, who are trustees, bcarinT datc
March is. 1872, and rccort cd in the cnrk y ofsice
or the iinstings Court for this city OF Roanoke in
uccd Doos -, page 33, to secure the performance
certain bond executed ny the said A. L. Sihert
ID. g. 4. Barbour and r. y Van Horn M -,
date with said deed, for the payment OF $500 70
the Central City Bnild.ng and Loan Associntion
OF Syrachse, y l., In accordance with their ar
tlclcs OF assoc iatioD, and whereas the id Viii
lam h Abbott and James e. Ratchford irnstrns
nave resigned tho said Tust and the iudye. M TIC
uusiings Cont for the city or Roanoke did. an
anc @Ith nay OF March, ls9i appoint the nndcr
sie ned Z. III. Vines 1s trustee in the stcnd ,.n,
place of the said William f. Abbott ana Lana ~,
u Katchford, trustees. after legal notice IA II n
Vidcd ny statute. to All parties in interest am,
whereas default has been made in the paI me,
as u, sonaltlons mentioned in said bond and dee
Decn required so 10 do by the beneficiary iha
Central CITY Bn.lding and Loan Associs,ion az
syracuse, n. ", shall by virtue OF said decd and
pursuant 10 the terms thereof, proceed 10 sell nj
Rn"i' a aIGt 10 the highest bidder ON TURS.
DA1 Tie 1ST DAY OF MAY, 1891 Ar 10
OClOCh NJ, on the premises, al nc uroncrty
conveyed IN SAID dccd. and lc!ng an maj cor,
iol OF parcel oi land aad improvements ihcrco,
stuateu ~ the city OF Roanoke. STATE ~ Va
GINA, anu described as follows 10 wit. a.
Beginning at the point OF intcrscc,io,, -, ,h.
soulh INC or Cleveland street with thu ~ =, linz
ot stlect thence with Clcvclau! sIro., -, IA -
"tGfecs ~ minutes west - feet To n uoi,i "a IN =
same thence south Is degrees 30 minutes W,
10 icct 10 an alley, thence with said nllev s"n
~ degrees 10 inmates east - t,ct ~ !. t - u
thcnce with street north Is degrees 81 + l,n,n,
cast 10 feet TO Cleveland street Tho ,i.c, ~, a..
Aihh'hs' anu known and described Us let No 2.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-12
COM I3sIONnRs' SALES

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
Oimproyed Property-rursuant to decree en-
Va. on March l-t 1871, in the consc lidatt d
chanccry cause OF Central Manufacturing Com
pany AMI Others against southern Building Com
rauy and Others, the undersigned ~peciai com.
mis5.oner- will ON MONDAY, THE .iTM D,Y
OF NAY, 1884. AT II O'CLOCK NJ In front OF the
courthouse ia INC city of Roanoke. Va, proceed
To sell by the way OF pnhlic auci Il, 10 the high
cst hlfder, tho following lots or land lvin. and
n.ln3 III he city OF fioanokc, Va ana bounded
and described NJ fellows:
beginning al II point on the south side of
'icS' ~ street 5ofcct cast OF Wool .:rctt thence
alonG GREGORY street south s. ii -rcos Il minutes
degrees II minutes west 1850 feet 10 point thence.
north y degrees IS minutes west !jrcrt tn - point
thchce north degrees 10 minutes east 100 feet to
IN" ncginuirg.
cS g EeiInins Al u point on The on,h side of
gregory str ei ~ !cct cast oi Wood street theme.
along Greg ~ street south ., grcos IS miuutcs
Gust - ic, 10 - pt int on same, thence south
degrees IL nntc- e. lul fcct 20 a IN thrncc
north $ ccgrccs u minutes west * fett to a
point. then forth degrees II minutes cast 100
fcct 10 the beginning
% Beginning al point on the north side OF
walker street 81 feet cast al Wood street. thence
north degrees Is minutes cast 100 feet 10 n
point, thence south 5: dcgrt c. II minute. east -
ieet 10 appoint, thence sonth 2Gcgrcc- minutes
wesi lOO feet 10 Walker st,cct thence with
Walscr street north ). degrees Is minutes west
70 rect @ The beginning.
"a Begin, in| a. u puint % the north sid, ~
aver street - Get csst az Woot street fhcucc
north ?dc.r,c> II minutes c.- ulecitn !, tni,tt
thence sonih - degree ID minutes cast - feet "a
point. thence south > cc"rccs II MINUTES wc-i
fleet 10 Waller Il cc'. thence uor,h - degree
10 minutes west II feet to the ogiII iue
Terms OF SALk: one third cas h, balance
III .: u ana Is months. deferred payments To be
evidenced by bond OF The purchaser ana title OF
property TO be retained until the whole OF the
pnrch It money las been paid
he ot htsi above de- cri bed Will be iirs, offered
Tor sale ANA -holld it fail to bring sufficient to
SATISFY The liens on said lois, then the others will
he sold IN their ordc: until same are satisfied
a. Is. HUNT.
II. Il. HICKS,
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a12td

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Real hstatc.-By virtue OF decree OF the
nustinss Court OF Roanoke City, Va in the
CHANGER, cause OF ID. +. Whitlock Tor etc vs. "
Il. Buichc't q ais entered on the 18th day OF
february; lS"l shall, a. special commissioners
eel M pnblic auction, at the front door OF Inc
c0nt.honsc Of Roanoke city Va, on : tuesday,,
Tie 'UIIi DAY OF APRIL. 1871, ut IL o'clock
CIV OF oanokc. Va, bounded and de.crihed MS
follows, 30 wit:
boElLhihS nj thc notthc asst corner OF lot No. ii
on the sou II side Of Fern street and with said
lot south degrees 10 minutes west ilSG feet 10
an aiicy, ;hencc with said alley north 40 degrees
10 MINUTES west 20 feet 10 point thence north G
ucSrccs ~ minutes cast llb feet, or l. So 10
fern street, thence with said street south 70 de.
grcc- 70 minutes cast - feet To the beginning
known as the eastern half of lot No H. section
j. OF Noiih Side Land Company map
1EEMS-Onc-third cash, balance In three equal
Instruments, payable. respectively, in Il, IL and Is
months from day of sale credit instruments 10
bear Interest from the day of sale
X. RANDOLPH HICKS
Special f.-i,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-12

|, 3. :. Brooke, clerk OF the Corporation Court
OF iioaurNc city, Va, do hereby ctrtiiy mar in,
ha- been cXccgtcd. ;. :. BEO0KE
3lutd t1c,,,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-12
KING OF DANCERS.
Tho Modest Title Which n Now Saltatorial
Artist Has Adopted.

Artist Has Adopted.
After having surfeit OF French quadrille
dancers, skirt dancers, serpentine dancers,
splits and acrobatic dancers, 1t is n relief
and at the same time a pleasure to find that
q real novelty looms up in the terpsichorean
horizon. Rexannatta, which literally trans.
lated means the king of dancers, has just
arrived in New York from Bombay, Wis
London, and is preparing to show the amuse
ment loving public of this country what i,
known as the East India jewel dance
Rexannatta comes from the BrahmaE
Temple Benares. India, where he has beer
for years state dancer to the East India pc
tentates.
Such n dance as ReXannatta executes il.
performed in India only before the RAJ ah.
and nabobs and is not, as some suppose, u
religious dance, but rather an illustration
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-12

1htSi hr SALE.-W liEKEAS a CERTAIN
I deed OF trust was executed by ward j. Bond
and Leila Bond. his wife. to Charles j. Rcmcr
and Frank T.. Wilcox and their successors "a
Trustees airing date October -, 1899, and re
cordcd III Tie clerks office OF the liustings Court
Tor the city OF Roanoke, in deed book 81, page a.
To secure the performance or certain condition
cuicd by the said E. j. Fond, of even date with
the said decd. for the payment OF S2OON to The
Central CITY building and Loan Association of
syracuse. ~ E, in accordance with their art iclcs
Of association and whereas the said Charles ii.
Rcmcr and Frank T.. Wilcox, trustees, have re
.iened the said trust and the judge of the llust-
I'd day OF April, 1884, appoint the UNDERSIGNED
Z. ii. Vines trustee IN tho place and stead OF
Charles II. Kcmcr and Frank l.. Wilcox. trustees
AFTER legal notice. rs provided by statute, to all
me paIucs IN interest, and whereas default has
ncen made IN the payment and the conditions
mentioned in said deed OF trust for more than
six months. and, having been required 30 to do
by the crtfciary. the Central City Bnildng and
Loan hstoclai Ion or syracuse, y. y, ] shalt nv
Virtue hnn OF said dtea and pursuant TO the terms
highes, bidder on THURSDAY, TIE 3D DAY
OF MAY, 1884 AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, ON the prem
lows, to wit:
Beginning Mt point on the north side OF AL
hcinarc street 90 feet east OF Lewis street thence
IN an castcrly direction on said y lbcmare street
50 feet o point on same thence northerly i3j
rect 10 point on an alley, thence with said alley
westerly 90 feet to point, thence southerly l36
fcct 10 Alocmarlc street, the place OF bcginnin.r
and known M lot y in section ~. as shown on
the map OF the Lewis Addition TO the CIV OF Ron
nokc
''LRMS. Cash sufficient to my ,ho costs of 90
ccnin9 this trust, including 4 commission to INC
trustee and TO pay or the amour, az tho .sil
nnnG IN nrrcaragcs thereon, amounting III the
age tcgaic, including Costs, to about S2suN, ana
tNc balance III any, III one and two equal annual
instruments, In !: and ~ months with intcrc. .
rom date; nc purchaser executing ncgoiia,lo
notes Tor tue deferred payments, aud sccurcu b,
a Hce1 oi trust ION the premises cold C. H.
VINES, Trustee, 43,d
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-12

COMM >SlONERS SALE OF -Ai.,t,nI.E
- Real ksin'c by virtue vi deere of the
ilusti;g's Court for the city oil Roanoke. Vn.
entered on the 18th day OF February, 1891, in the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-12

:. $ Brooke clerk OF the circuit court of
Roanoke city. Va, do hereby certify that the
bond REQUIRED by the decree above referred to
hh- hc': iuly executed. :. :. BROOKE.
! tus Clerk.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
THE ooooeLL MURDER.


. vss.g Aaa Usaer Arrsss Ceaesssss sAs
Terrible CsS0e.
CREsrox, L., Jan. "a reporter went
% The sceas of The murder Of @. @. Good
Ell and With Others was Instrumental In
the arrest Of Deli Baldenon. . young
man oe %. charged. With the murder Of
Goodell. who was 20 horribly batchered
near Alton. subsequently, Balderson
made complete confession He said the
murder was planned BY . man named
Gam Kidd. . farmer and hard character
near Alton. Kidd induced Balderson to On.
ter into ths scheme. They went to Good.
ellis house. He was as supper and said
Hello. boys." Balderson stepped behind
him With . hatches and struck him
blow o. The head. He said oh" and
Ssll over. Kidd then cut his throat They
searched ths pockets of the dying man,
found ol0o and . silver watch and then
threw the body In corner and dscamped.
Balderson repeated the confession before
County Attorney Bull Onicers are In pur-
suis Of KIDD with prospects Of speedy capt
nH0-
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
Dssssss Ds0ss ven WsAsly.

CHICAGO, Jan. @.-As ia The cases whess
lasanity has been pleaded % behalf Il
homicidss the expsrss cifRef - 10 whethse
that prisoner b insane. 90 N the Csonin
case the professional gentlemen called by
psosecutioa and defense lack concord ou
the question Of what killed DR. Cronin.
The prosecution proved very fully that the
blows on the doctors head did II, Whils
eow tbs defeuse 10 proving equally fully
that they did not necessarily cause death.
and some Of them bold that the doctor
may have died oe kidney disease
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
ne csssucss.g nsss caos.

Hrv YoRx. Jan -9S.-Champion Cosbses.
% his arrival hess wss met q the railway
station by s.00o enthusiastic sdmirsrs
svery sns q whom wasted to shake his
hand. A. Msdisoo Square sardsa q
pighs he buildins was jamme1 Corbsts
epssred. made . bsisf speech and the yslls
neefiy hfssd the root a the garden.
Eyerybody couosctee with the 6ghs -
Corbess's side Was ''tu the sWim" With ~
aruvA ssd sll wsrs tessiacally chsscsd
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
DEMANDS INVESTIGATION.

EH'1rooeores 81 eeo Bsook1yR Tabernacle
0oSa To Ds 0Aors.
NEw YORK, Jan. a9.-John Wood, ex-
Treasures Of the Brooklyn tabernacle, ap-
peared before . meeting q the elden q
the church and demanded an investigation
Of his accounts. His books are now in the
possession Of ex-senator James w. Bir.
keet. the present treasurer A statement
prepared By Arnold Davidson, an expert
accountant who was engaged by the trus-
tees % % over TIE hooks. shows an ap-
parent shortage OF over "a, coo in Mr..
Woods accounts. Although there had
been . call issued for . meeting Of the
sessions only three Of the elders made
their appearance at the tabernacle. Dr..
Talmage sent word that he was sick at
his home and could not be present Mr..
Wood appeared before the three elders
and demanded q chance to vindicate him.
self. This was promised. DIR. Talmage
insists that Mr.. Woods il an honest man
and that the apparent shortage is due to
bad bookkeeping.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
The lsssss Qsesssoa 8. Se~s.

Des NosyEs. Jan. 29-The Republican
membsss Of the senate committee 90 sup.
preston os intemperaacs have had % in.
formal meeting and considered ths bills
that have been introduced On that oues.
ton. Nearly all the Republican member,
werv pssssns and the general expression
was opposed 20 the Catch -Browes bill. bu,
n SAvoe Of cone sort Of mulcs tax meas
ore. Ths HsssA AL was thought - - q
sood oos, sh0ugh u Was deemed advisabll
shss sAssV shoold b. some ameudmeneo
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

WAsHIxGrOX. d c., Jan, 29.-In
the house Mr.. McMillin opened the
debate on the tariff bill. making .
strong plea for the income tax. He
thought its adoption . public bene-
faction. Mr.. McCrcary, chairman Of
the foreign committe. reported the
Hawaiian resolution. The minority
was given leave to submit its views.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

Bx,oRAps, Jan 0-Oes haodsoa 81
=. a - Rsdsea! member q Ne skups.
srhtda have siensd . manifesto eecaaeias
~ ex. .Xino Nilas has eeokee hb wee1
sod shas his pssseeec y uteoa. IL Rad
teais also peoeese a6a1ec ex'1aae Auoeo
sSsseSsrsnce ath0 a9aigSee oesViA
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

LOUISVILLE Jsa "a special - The
Poss fsoo Lsxisgtoa. Ky.. sayss J
Ruby, mssssnges Tor shs Adams Ex
prsss company. charged With embssxing
no from the COMPANY vac arrested
Risby Mvss in Louisville. and after shs
mcncy was missed % DEC % .sfs the slsy
Whso pulled Rigby had oSs7 In cash, ssv
se.i rtnes. Q watch and pistol on him
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
r..R.,r,,,.sssIvs ca,t... ss.hl.e.

TACOMA. Wash. Jan a. .-Ex- x-Reprsssnsa.
tive William H. Ca;kins - gradually sinx
M As physicians say he can hardly live
ioosrr than three dsys more His souiu
~ ana daughter. Ds. and Mrs Van Mar
~, Aavs arrived. having been cabssd q
Rome. Italy. three weeks ego Mr.. Caikins
,sllSed suisicisusly - Secognixe his daugh.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
Three Noted Crooks Nsbbed.

TOLEDO. Jan 29.-JOhn Flavel, alias
johnny the Rat." Charles Proctor, and
Henry jackson, three Of the most notori-
Gus safe blowers In the United States, who
have served time in half q dozen peniten-
tiaries. and for whom the police Of many
cities are looking, were arrested by local
detectives on . Michigan central train.
The officers boarded the train at subur-
ban station and found Proctor and Jack
soo asleep. An attempt was made TO
handcu6 The pair before they awoke, but
Flavel gave the alarm and lively fight
ensued- A full kit of tools, including nj
fro giveerine and revolvess was -four In
f1avel's satchel The trio b wanted in
Cleveland, Detroit and other cities.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 29.-Trouble is
expected every minute from the
striking miners. They have assem-
bled in the woods and are preparing
for IN attack.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
GIRLS PERISH.
Four of Them Killed by an
Avalanche.
The American Legation in
Rome Wrecked.
Trouble Momentarily Looked
for at Pittsburg.
Today's Doings in the Ma
tional House.

SALT LAKE, Jan. 99.-Four girls
were killed BY IN avalanche in the
Idaho mountains this morning.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

ROME. Jan. 29.-The American lc-
CATION was wrecked today. and q
valuable liabrary and papers de-
stroycd. There 10 no clue to the
cause Of the disaster.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

MASON crrr. W vi Jan. as.-Anns
Carmsnt and three oeh3 girls took Archie
Keller out of boacdln2 house, and tying
him 70 afenoe ow-hide him numerically
Keller's o6enss was REGULATING evil ~.
ports about Nias Anne hrment.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
r,,~.. rhr..s~.. Martial Law.

CoLrNBlA, S. C., Jan. Ex-Governor Till
man heard Of the attempt to lynch con-
stable In Charleston ON his return 70 the
city from Washington. He was consider
ably stirred up over the matter. Said he:
II will declare martial Law II necessary
before I will allow such overriding Of the
law - seems 70 be contemplated. have
received no ofIicial report, but the only
thing about Il, Il seems 70 me, = that
there ID . eoocestsd conspiracy there, which
viii have % BE- put down II it takes al the
eSoopD In the 0eate"
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
schooose Goes Down,

QrEENsrOwS, Jan. .. - The
schooner Yarrcck. from Brazil. went
to the bottom OF the Tralee. Twen-
ty-six were drowned.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

LOxD0x, Jan. 39.-Rosina Vokes,
the actress, IL dead. -
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

ST. PETHxsBCRG. Jan. 99.-The
czar 10 suffering from the influenza.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

sa,THFIELD. Ills.. JED 9.-Alex Totteu
and Butler Gsaham. ia1ners. had bloody
dght in the Howard eha4ch during . meet.
ing. A knife and selek1 Of cordwood we're
ths weapons. Totes swas stabbed nine
sGns;,ions :,.s; IL the bead ..S in q prsear'on'
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

DALAI Tex. JaA-okThe baggage ele
vaeoe e the OrDe go lell from the sixth
seoey 70 TIE base0u. The occupant.
wese Maggie Bafkla14 Maggie Slim and
Alma Seymond, cham maids, aud Chas
Woods. elevator maAI All suffered nu
merous broken bone1 nd it is feared ia
ternal injuries and win probably die.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-06
AGAINST The CITY,
a Big Law Subtitle Park Board
Charged With Fraud.

4 Big Law Subtitle Park Board
Charged With Fraud.
A big suit is to be brought against
the city which will involve $4,000. The
papers in the suit Will be filed probably
today. and will charge the park board
with having perpetrated fraud upon
the people of the city and secured the
sum named above by gross misrepre-
sentation. 1t is alleged the fraud was
committed in $780, and the action is
brought 10 set aside the assessment
made that year in the matter of the
Minnehaha parkway. 1t is claimed the
actual price paid for the lands taken
for the parkway was SS,212, while the
park board caused to be assessed and
paid by adjoining land owners the sum
OF SS6,714.14. The plaintiffs, who are
citizens interested in property AUDITING
the parkway and who were assessed at
the time referred to, will attempt to
show that the board induced the court
10 confirm the assessment by fraud, and
under the pretense of special assess
ment realized the sum of SIS, SOP. Is in
excess of the actual cost of the land.
The action is brought under section
2S5, chapter &c, of the General Statutes,
to annul judgments obtained by fraud.
John Day Smith, the attorney for the
park board, stated yesterday afternoon
that the suit was evidently a revival of
the old Peter Sutherland trouble. The
suit has been revived regularly for a
long time, and up to date no case has
been made out of it.