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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
The Weather,
- WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November 49,
ClIQ Forecast for Virginia and North
" carolina: Generally fair weather;
warmer; southeast winds.
CHMoNn TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, November 2s-Every-
thing but the loose warehouses was
closed in and around Shockoe slip to-day.
However, the loose sales viii be large
tomorrow at both tn dark and bright
warehouses, and a prompt and large at
tendance of buyers Is requested urgently,
in order to get through with a double
and very heavy break.
4 large party Of tobacco men are In
the city, including Rocky Mount. Danville,
Durham, and other places.
Among these we met Colonel J. NJ.
Neal. Mr.. Charles Holland ana party. OF
DanVille: W. j. Terrell Of Durham: r.
W. Smith. OF Rocky Mount; J. -. TN
derwood, the inventor. Of Statesville, y. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
THE NICARAGUA QUESTION.
Positions Of the United states and Great
Britain-Monroe Doctrine.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. November %
The present condition Of the Nicaraguan
involvement appears TO be this: The
United States distinctly refuses TO reopen
the Mosquito question al the point where
negotiations were proceeding year ago.
when The only law in the disputed terri
tory emanated from Chief Clarence and
the filibustering supporters be had gath
cred around him. The reopenlng ~ the
question at this point appears TO be what
Great Britain desires.
II Is held by the United States that the
new government established by Nicara-
qua az Biuehelds is admittedly "a vast
Improvement upon the irresponsible rule
OF an ignorant haif-breed and that Great
5n'ain In common with ihe United
btates ana other countries. in the interest
III commerce. should nov be willing TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
G. W. GOODWIN AT REST
FORMER CITY ATTORNEY AND COM
MISSIONER IN cHANcERY.
An Appeal Granted In the Case Of the Steam.
ship Piymothian-- Policeman Dis
missed for Being Drunk.

NORFOLK. VA. November 29.--(spe-
clai. 1.-The funeral of George Wilson God
win, son Of the late Judge u. j. Goodwin.
took place to-day from Trinity Protestant
Episcopal church, Portsmouth. Deceased
was a member OF the bar OF this city.
and at one time City Attorney and com
missioner In chancery. lie died yesterday
az ST. vincent's Hospital. from consump-
ton.
An appeal has been granted from tho
decision OF Judge Hughes, allowing the
owners OF the British steamship Ply
mothian $4,000 for being sunk by the
British steamship Victory.
NO MORE TIPPING.
Policeman W. ID. Lufsey was dismissed
from the force last night for being drunk
while on duty. The commissioners adopted
a resolution forbidding officers Of the
force to drink on or off duty.
Rev. J. Powell Garland, the new pre-
siding elder of Norfolk district, and
family arrived to-day.
Two of the largest lumber mills I'm Berk-
ley closed down yesterday for ten days,
one for want Of logs, and the other on
account of being overstocked with ium-
Der.
A GALA DAY IN NORFOLK.
The State and Federal offices. courts
banks. exchanges. navy-yard. ana many
workshops were closed to-day, and by
noon all the business houses suspended
operations, and the Day
holiday was very generally observed IN
this section. The churches were opened
and religious services seemed more gene
rolIv observed than ever before here. The
beautiful weather served to fiji the streets
With people in every direction, and much
festiyity marked the occasion. Sumptuous
spreads and merry-making filed the later
hours. The sporting fraternity had COCK
fighting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
Rocky Mounts Literary Institution.

ROCKY MOUNT. n. c.. November g.
(Special)-An entertainment was given
last night at the University School. con-
slsting Of exercises by the music and del
sarte classes Of which Miss Checkley IS
teacher. This school IL an institution OF
which Rocky Mount is justly proud.
Owing to Thanksgiving-Day, business is
suspended. and services were held in all
the churches.
Mr.. Augustus Farley and Miss Genie
Williams were married in Tarboro' al .
i. NJ. yesterday. Mr.. j. Henry Cutnreii'
OF Rocky Mount attended the wedding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
FRIDAY
ODDS And ENDS
DAX
Remnants from every depart.
ment will be on sale to-day at
MEYERS,
Cop SiYth and Rr0ad.
Cor. Sixth and Broad
Prominent among which will be-:

FINE BROCADED BLACK FRENCH
,sATTEEN WRAPPERS. SIZES 81 AND
q ONLY. 5oc.; MADE TO SELL foH
TWo PATTERNS or THE oNT-DoL-
LAR sIX-QUARTER CHENILLE ia,
BILE COVERS. 70 CLOSE OUT. THIS
IA, FOR Or scS G;nDs AND ENDS OF THE
w HNt }aE sH 2RPE s sfock K a. 3:
80. zoe. AND 81 SHADES-To CLOSE OUT
TO-DAY FOR lac. ,,,s,,. ,,o
cuETTE CARPETs TO-DAY FOR SOC.
ODDS AND ENDS OF REV ERsiBLE
SMYRNA DOOR MATS. l5c.
10 PAIRS SOILED THREE-DO1ILAR
MEMS FTFfY-CENT NATURAL
GRAY UNDERSTANDS AND DRAW
Frs. IN LARGE SIZES ONLY; 30
LADIES oNE-poLLAR ALIGWonL
ING IN NATURAL GRAY ONLY. FOR
ladies sEvENrY-FIvE-cENr
WE HAVE TO-DAY FOR soc. -,
LADIES' WHITE WOOL DRAWERS.
A GREAT LOT OF THE SEVENTY,
We is HAVE AVE No sHiRTs TO MATCH. SO
CLOSING PRICE Is zoe.
SHIFTS MFMs VIII h4HNP eEFFs AT rrAlctfHnE.ibG
FROM WIiicH CERTAIN SIZES ARE
MISSING. THE SIZES WE HAVE WILL
< GREAT LOT OF BOYS FIFTY
CENT PERCAJE WAISTS. NOT Nil
SIZES IN STOCK. 50 TO-DAY THEY
Go FOR 29c.
MEMS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
ODpS AND ENDS OF THE FIFTY AND
SEVENTY E-CENT KIND. If YOU
CAN FIND YOUR SIZE THE PRICE
WILL. BE S9c.
FIVE-CENT SUEDE FINISH THREAD
GLOVES. IN BLACK AND BROWNS.
fS SOME i2'' SIZES HES OF TWENTY-FIVE
CENT SOLID BLACK LIsLETHREAD
GLOVES FOR &c. PAIR.
OUR GREAT SALE OBJ BOYS LONG
PANTS SUITS THIS WEEK HAS LEFT
US WITH LOTS OF BROKEN SIZES -
so WHAT FEW SIZES ARE LEFT GO
TODAY AT SPECIAL PPfC
REMNANTS COLORED DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS BLACK DRESS GOODS.
REMNANTS BED SHEETINGS.
REMNANTS DOMESTIC GOODS.
REMNANTS CALICOES AND
d sATINES.
WRAPS. OF WHICH WE HAVE Nor
ALL SIZES. TO-DAY AT CLOSING
TWO AND THREE PAIR LOTS or
LACE CURTAINS TO-DAY.
ONE PAIR LOTS OF PORTIERES ON
SALE TODAY.
HzelseorzS- OHN HaZ2tcrr%
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NO BIG scHooL-HoUsE FOR cRewE
The Appropriation Defeated by Apathy OF
yo,ers-persopal Notes.

CREWE. VA, November @.-(speciaD
The freeholders election held yesterday
20 determine whether the town would Is
sue bonds to the amount OF 5000 In order
to build larger school-house resulted
in n defeat OF that measure. only about
half OF those entitled 10 vote registered
and only two-thirds OF those registered
voted. There was no partisanry, bat
plenty of apathy.
Mr. and Mrs. g. s. Smithson entertained
a number Of friends on last Tuesday
evening at a delightful reception. the oc-
caqion being the fifteenth anniversary OF
their marriage. They were the recipients
of many congratulations and Il large
number OF nice presents
Mr.. Maxwell Kevan Donnan ana bride
have returned from their southern bridal
trip.
Miss Mary Anna Neblett. who has been
visiting her brother. Mr.. j. w. Neblett
left Yesterday 10 visit her uncle, Mr.. 5.
Y. Gillian. I'm Dinwiddi'.
Miss Annie White. OF Dinwiddie, has re-
turned home from stay with relatives
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30

wreck the constitution and sometames pro-
duce softening OF the brain, epilepsy, pa
ralysis, and even dread insanity.
10 reach, reclaim and restore such I'M
fortunates TO health and happiness, - the
aim Of tho publishers OF q book written IN
symutoms and durability, BY homo treat
u,enf, OF such dissasesL This book win Do
seut sealed. In plain envelope, on receipt OF
ten cents h stamps, for postage: Address,
Worlds Dkpensary Medical AsSociations
Gus Main st., Buffalo, N. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
TIN WEDDING CELEBRATION.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Weiner Surprise Each
Other with Gold Watches.

LJ'RAY, VA, November 29-CSpe-
cial)-AIr. and Mrs. II. i. Weiner, of this
place. celebrated the tenth anniversary OF
their marriage on the Goth instant.
Through singular coincidence, Mrs
Welner some months ago purchased a
handsome gold watch for presentation to
her husband on the occasion referred to.
The latter unaware Of his better hair $
action. likewise bought a beautiful time
piece for his wife, so that when the day
arrived both were unexpectedly made the
possessOrs OF appropriate souv' Mrs OF the
anniversary
a FAMILY REUNION.
on the 9TH day Of December, 1894. Mr..
and Mrs. A. : MOdesitt, OF this county,
Will reach the nftieth year Of their mar
ried life. Though advanced in years, Mr..
and Mrs. Modesiit still enjoy good health.
and on the date mentioned it Is proposed
IL have a family reunion. when. In add
ton 10 the immediate members Of the
family. other relatives and friends viii
assemble u do them honor and wish for
them stil longer prolongatIon Of happy
married life.
Mrs. Elizabeth Warren. % Iuray
though S6 years Of age. f. quite regular
attendant upon tn seTvic 8 II her church,
the Methodist Episcopal Church. south
and walks some distance I'm order to at
tend. She also SURPRISES IN various kinds
Of fancy work at home many Of the
younger generation.
CRITICAL CONDITION.
Miss Phillips. OF Augusta county. who
was 80 seriously injured In a runaway
accld MT near Stanley a couple Of weeks
ago. is still in a critical condition. though
some improvement Il reported. Much in
t,resi in manifested IN her recovery.
Thanksglvirg-Day was very generally
observed IN Luray. Business was sus-
p nded and there was a union religious
service held al the Nain-Street Baptist
church, with addresses by several Of the
pastors Of The town.
The post-oGice has been removed 10
IN new bank building. a short distance
west Of it, former location.
4 lodge Of Knights OF Iythias has re
Gently been formed here. and the outlook
for the growth and property Of the order
in our midst Is good.
Miss Carrie Long has returned from =
visit 90 Miss II lena aIorlsette. In Man
chester. Va. accompanied by her friend.
Miss Annie Malone. OF Quincy. Fla.
II Is thought that there viii be several
marriages of weil-knOwa and popular
young people in Luray society in the n ar
future.
Mr. Y. J. Armstrong is in Richmond.
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Mlss Stevenson still Improving.

ASHEVILLE, n. C., November %
Miss Stevenson continues to improve. and
both the Vice-President and her physi-
clan feel much encouraged. Mr.. Steven
son is, therefore. certain to leave here
Saturday for Washington.
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PORT OF WEST POINT. Nov. 90, 1894.
ARRIVED

Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm CITY, harsSail, Walkerton, pas-
eengers and general cargo.
steamship City Of Columbia, Jenney, New
York, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City, Marshall, Walkorton, pas
seDgsrs and general cargo.
Steamship CITY Of Columbia, Jenney, New
YorK, passengers AMI general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
DEATHS.

SNIDER--Died. at her residence. 3O9
west Clay street. Thursday. November
2Sth. AT 8 4. NJ, Mrs HENRIETTA
SNYDER relict of William X. Snider.
Funeral from Centenary Methodist
church FRIDAY, November 30th. at 3
o'clock Friends and acquaintances In
yitad 20 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
4 Child Enjoys

the pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effects Of Syrup OF Figs, when
I'm need Of a laxative. and II the father
or mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
II is the best family remedy known. and
every family should have a bottle on
hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
Four Men Run Over and Killed.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 29.-Four
unknown young men. supposed TO be
tramps, were asleep on the track. and
were run over by train yesterday at
Elmira, between this city and Sacramento.
Three were instantly killed and the
fourth was so frightfully mangled that
he cannot live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
A STRANGE OCCURRENCE.
buildings Slide Into the Bay at TACOMA
Two Persons Missing.

TACOMA, WASH, November ~
Shortly after II o'clock last night - feet
Of the south end Of the Puget-Sound ware
house Of tn Northern Pacific railroad
Cd the water front, including the office OF
the road. the cattle-sheds and the pump
house for hydraulic work in fllng-in tide
lands, sank into the bay. JUST what
caused the disaster Is a mystery when
no one has as yet explained.
John Hansen, a Waterman, was In me
pump-house. and has not been seen since.
lie IS believed TO have been drowned.
Close by the south end was the boat
house OF II. RI. Alger, built party On
made land, AMI partly on piles. ms
turned over completely. A family or SIX
persons were alscep in the boat-house az
the time. All wer- rescued, except lo-
year-old girl, named Emma, who is
missing
At an early hour this morning the
land seemed to be still slowly slipping
into the bay. Whether ii was caused by
some CONFUSION Uf mature. or was merely
the slipping OF the made land into the
bay remains 10 be seen. what appeared
10 be a tidal-wave was observed By Ser
geant Harris at Old Town. more than
a mile away. 5 veral ships parted their
cables. but were secured before sustain
ing any damage. The strip or land when
slid into the bay was from 20 to 40
wards long and from 80 10 20 feet wide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30

adopted a resolution Of inquiry into the
conduct OF the police in relation 10 prize
fighting and gaming. An ordnance 10
prohibit and punish boxing bouts has
been introduced. and will be considered
next month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
IRIS a ElLlSTOME

About q young
mans neck to DO q
sufferer from ner-
yous exhaustion, nor
vous debility. impair
ed Nom ory low
spirits, irritable tern.
per, and the thousand
and one arrangements
OF mind and body
that result from,
unnatural, pernicious
habits, contracted
through Ignorance.
Such habits res, in
losa of manly bower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30

LIVERPOOL. November nj i. NJ
Cotton SPOT lower: American mddling.
middliny 5-l6d.: mlddling. 5-32d.; low
mlddling Sd; good ordinary. Esd; ordi-
nary, . 1l-16d.; November G-Gid.; Novem-
Der and December , j-6l(tS G-6id. Deem
Der and January, 3 5-6iu3 std; January
and February. G-64d.. buyers February
and March. 3 1919 std; March and
April, S-G4d. April ami May, l0-Clp
ltd; May and jun 3 l2-6id.; June
and July. 3 l3-64Q3 li-64d.; July and Au-
gust, lj-6id. Futures closed steady.
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MARINE INTELLfGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOV. 80. is0.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 20, 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Deyo, Norfolk. merchan-
disc ana passengers; irwin Wes'gor, superin-
tendent.
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OLD papers for sale az asc hundred ~
DISPATCH once ..-..-... ,--.- -
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SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON. ENG, November 29.-Bar sill
YER Is 7-l6d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
MARsHAL's SALE.


DURsUANT To Az ORDER OF SALE
Il aud decree ~ foreclosure TO me directed
hy the Third Judicial District Court Of the
Territory OF Utah, 1 shall expose al public
sale at the west front dsor OF the County
Court House in tho CITY uf salt Lake, County
OF salt Lake aud Territory Of Utah. on the lni
day Of January, 1875, at " O'Clock m all tho
flEhL title, claim aud interest Of Thomas Nc.
Eyoy. AlytTa q. McEyoy, George A. Livingston,
Aiyira MctVuy, Della y McEyuy, Pat Me-
tvoy, The Driver Mercantile Company "a cor.
portuonl, Edwin 4. Rich, doing business ~
tho Peoples Forwarding Company, tdwin O.,
hiCh, samuel . Waltcr, Trustee, Alvin SIC.
EyOy. George A. Lowe, Moln h. steele, george
". CroElor, aud n j. Jones, co phrtnurs doing
business under the firm name Of steele Com
pauy, aud John 2. bOdson, Of. IN, aud 10 tho
fnl owing described Real Estate situate, lying
nud heing in salt Lake County. and described
a. follows, 90 wit;
HeinF a portion of lot elk tal IN blosx seven.
teen 40, plat "a" salt lake CITY survey,
commencing sN l1l rods south ot The north
oaft corner Of HAid lot aud running thenco
south four til rode, thOnco wOst lon liol rods,
thence north four 90 rods, thence east ten (l0l
rods 10 the place u beginning, Containing
forty square rods VI ground A. plated IN plat
a. salt Lake CITY survey. Utah Territory.
10 Dc sold AZ the property Of Thomas
MoEyoy, AvirA @, McEyov and George A.
Livingston, at the suit OF l.. n. sutton.
NAT NJ BRIGHAM.
u, \, Marshal
ny joins H. CuMnuCK,
Deputy Marshal.
Dated Salt Lake city. December 10Th, is9L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21

81 don't think any nation pays moro
attention to military affairs than Ger.
many, said a German citizon. "Thugs
of seeming little importance connected
with tho army arc Investigated with tho
greatest pains Many years ago the mat.
ter Of boot hcoll was taken up What
height Of heel was best for the infantry?
a commission was appointed. ono hcol
after another was tried, and q record Of
how far tho soldiers could march day
IN each was kept Years piled on years,
the commission carrying on tho invests
cation with tho caro- aud oxactitudo Of a
chemical analysis Constant improve.
ments woro made aud tho distance an
army could march IA o day was thereby
increased. A. longth tho suggestion Of
u heel partly made Of rubber was put
forth. Il was icd-instautanoous sue.
cossl II was found that o regiment using
such heels could march ono.third farther
o day and with less fatigue than whom
the investigation was begun A small
thing that 20 begin with, but what nn
important part tho improved heel would
play In q warl"-Louisvillo Courier.
Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
Notes and Personals.

Lara jacobsen, Of Lake View, has
been arrested on a charge OF unlawful
oohabltation. He gavs bonds In tbs
sum OF $3.50 before Commissioner Dud.
ley 10 await the action OF the grand
Jury,
The funeral OF little Irene, tho four.
yoar-old Daughter Of Albert ana Olive
Brown, tosk place today from the fam
lily residence. The child died on the
18th, after an Illness Of about n month,
oiused by rupture Of blood vessel OF
the brain. The mother Of the little
girl died u short time ago,
Hyrum Hand. aged 2s, Of Benjamin,
and Maggie Wride, aged 20, Of Pay
son; Martin Dixon, aged 81, Of Mercur,
ana Tlllio Lamb, aged -, OF PAys3n,
have received marriage licenses.
Deputy Marshal Bean has arrested
Archie Donaldson, IN Stockton, on a
charge OF fornicatlon, charged % have
been committed with girl al Rich.
fsld. Mr.. Donaldson gave $500 bond
before Commissioner Scott, OF Tooelo,
10 await the action Of the grand jury.
Ellsha Jonos, the man who shot and
killed n discharged negro soldier on the
"SlTip," near Ducheane, Fomo time
ago, has given bonds In the sum OF
81 900 TO await the action OF the grand
Jury. Tho shooting IL said to be- acct.
dental, and the result Of Jones "show-
ing oil" with a pistol while he was
drunk.
Mrs. w. Il. Davis, wife Of Captain
Davis, now serving out An eight
su.Aahaf nanN.u.H a.. GFnLN raanNv tail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
WASHINGTON IRVING TO POE.
A Letter ruii OF Genial Criticism and
Friendly Counsel.

A Letter Full OF Genial Criticism and
Friendly Counsel.
Poo had through lifo the habit OF
sending his bcttor tales and poems 10
distinguished literary men and solicit.
ing thereby their attention, writes Pro.
fossor George L. Woodbcrry in Tho
Century In presenting some Of poo's un.
published correspondence relating to his
residence IN Philadelphia.
He kept the replies and was thus On.
nbled to append 20 Himt's biography Of
him in tho Philadelphia Saturday Mu.
SCUM q long list Of cncomiums In addi.
ton 20 such as had been publicly made.
Tho following lottcr from Washington
Irving was written In acknowledgment
Of civilian Wilson," which had fol.
lowed the House Of Usher" as n
means Of introduction, and the sub
stance OF II, much altered and some.
what garblod, appeared in tho list re.
forrcd toand affords 2 striking instance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
PROVO.
Paoy6, UTAH, Dec. -, 1874.
Court Notes.

. The following business was trans.
acted In the First district court this
morning.
The People va George Hughes; de.
PENDANT given TO Dec. 26th 10 betve
statement on appeal.
Bank Of Montreal vs. Ed. Newton 81
nj; demurrer sustained, plaintiff given
ten days 10 amend.
]. ID. Killpack va George O. Whit
more;demufer sustained; plaintih given
twenty days to amend.
q. Is. Haight has commenced suit
AGAINST the Home InsurAncs 90. OF
New York, TO collect 500, alleged 70
b. due by renBOn Of the destruction OF
PLAINTIFF place OF business by IRE on
tho stu OF May, 1894, In Nernal Utah,
the property being insured by the DE-
fendant corporation.
The same plaintiff has brought suit
against the Winchester Fire lnsurance
company Of New York to collect 81 900
claimed on the same grounds as the
claim against the Home company.
n. A. Deal ct al have brought suit
against H.. j. Eddards and l.. Il. Dali
ton 10 collect $3.50 on n ptomissory note
aud for foreclosure OF mortgage, given
10 secure payment Of the note.
James Thompson has commenced
an aotloc against Ncphi Hanson. The
parties were In the agricultural imple-
meut business In this city from Decem.
Der 1 1890, to February 10, 1891, whom
they dissolved partnership. Thompson
asks that an accounting II the buHinrs8
be hal, claiming that Hanson has ap-
pfopriaied partnership money, amount
ing 10 about 81 ,b00.i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
MARsHArs SALE.

DURsUAST TO Az ORDER or SALE
Il 20 mo directed by the Third District
Court, VI tho Territory NJ Utah, shall expose
az public sale, AZ tho west front door OF tue
county courthouse lat the now city aud county
building, ~ tho city OF nAlt Lake, county
Of salt Lake and Territory Of Utah, on tho
2lth day Of December, 1904, nj 10 O'Clock a M ,
AL tho right title. claim and interest Of
Elizabeth o. ickorsham and TurnerA, WictOr.
sham OF, Ia, aud 10 the following described
real estate, situate, lying and being In salt
Lake Oity and County, and described as iol.
lows, 90 Wit
Commencing At tho northeast corner Of lot
eight l1l, block seventy two az, Mat "a,
rat Lake CITY survey, aud running thence
southcry one hundred and seventeen am
feet, thence westerly seventy,two (7lj ftot
thence nurthorly one hundred and seventeen
an feet, thence oRstorly seyouty,twO CA feet
10 tho place OF beginning, Together with a
perpetual right ~ way over o roadway on tho
ioulh side NJ said above described pToporty.
To be- sold no the property OF kllzahbthC Mlok.
ersham aud Turner A. MickeTaham at tho sult
OF Charles rtUcse ethl.
Terms of sale. cash
NAT *. BRIGHAM, U, & Marshal.
by j. L. ARCHER Deputy Marshal
Dated December hih lsJt.
sAwIER 4 fVISAn, AssoTasyB for Plaintiff