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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11
PERSONAL

X. 81. Cralle. of Bonldsr. is In town.
Mrs G.. r. stanford. OF Boulder. is at
The Helena.
q. ". Scott. OF Great Falls. is registered
at The Helena.
&. q. Birdseye. Of Avon. was a visitor In
Helena yseierday.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Ross, Of Chinook. ar.
20 the Grand Central.
Ms q. ID. Johnsan l. very ~ al her res
idcuc,. a0s second street
N,ck hessler loft ostefdaJ ON business
Z % 90 Chicago aud a Louis. lie vtil rs-
turn the latter part OF tne month.
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CmcAoo. Jan. l0.-By consent Of the
players the anchor nurse was barred in 10
nights game in tho billiard tournament
aud IN all succeeding games. Sehasfor and
Ivsa wers contestants IN to-nig1fs game.
schasfer was badly cut Of form. aud Ives
won IN eighteen inniugs Go % -. Aver
ages. Ives a3h. hehssfef - ii-lIi tiRh
funs Ives i3l. ochaefsr lOA rctasfor ana
slosaon plAy tO-morfoN RiHht
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11

ST. Jor No. Jan. i0.-The darlington
train leaving this city a. Cos Was held up
about thres miles east Of 81 joe by i've
masked men. The train usa stopped By
tori edoss being placed ON the track aud =
rcd lantern swung across the track IN regu-
lation custom. When tue express mes
ssnger oloned the door thrsF iobbers
entered the car and the messenger was
ordered 10 open the safe lie did %. The
robbers then took all IA ths safe. The
amount is claimed By the railroad officials
not 10 exceed S5l Tbs statcment 10 not
credited here. however
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11
National Park hank.

Special 70 The Independent
LIVINGSTON. Jan. l0-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Ma
tionSl Park bank. hsld last evening. tho
following oflicois were eleoted President.
+. II. Talcott; vice. president. W. ID. Ell
lis; cashier. j G. Villas; assistant cashie'.
d. A. McCaw; bank directors. w. ID. Ellis.
Il. H. Briggs T.. GouRhenour. r. A. Krie-
ger John I. Smith, ID. A. MeCsw aud +.
1alcott
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11
Protected Lead Advocates.

w,smSGroN. Jan. 1O.-Ths advance
guard Of the mon who will protest TO con
gress against the lead schedule Of the viii
son bill arrived in Washington to-day
Congress will be asked to retain the rates
OF tho Mckinley bill on lead ores, or sub
siituts some rate less radical than a reduc-
tion from II per cont TO three fourths rer
cent Per pound. aud also 20 put lead in sill
yer ores on the same baaia. instead OF on
the { 90 list, as proposed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11
Midnight Fire in Livingston.

Special 70 Tho Independent.
LIVINGSTON. Jan. II. - The millinery
store OF S. l.. Davenport was destroyed by
Ire shortly after u o'clock tonight. The
stock and building are almost total loss.
The building is located on Main street in
frame row. and had t not been for the
effective work Of che TIRE department a de-
struelivs FIRE would have resulted. Loss
about g, 500 insurance on building $500.
on stock $500.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11

WlsmNoroN. Jan. l0.-Ths annual re-
port OF Inspector General BrSokenridge
argues in favor of closer relationship be
tween the army and national guards
Schools In which army ohieers are detailed
as military Instructors ho thinks. ought 90
have SUPPORT from she national govern
ment. lie oommends the regimental re-
cruittug system
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11

Now. since 10 is demonstrated that the
Helena roller mill il making as good II not
better -four as any ilour brought into Mon
,Ana from Dakota or Minnesota, Il Il not a
duty va owe home industries 20 bnY -four
made az home. When you want the bsst
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11

San FRaNcIsoo. Jan. lO.-w. +. Beck A
Co.. commission merchants handling
chisiY salmon aud canned aud dried fruits.
have failed. The liabilities ere estimated
a. $7b0.OoO. heck shrs the individual men,
bers Of the ffm will sacrihce their private
fortunes ana will pay In fall.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11
sudden Death Of Dennis simpson.

Special Go Tho Independent
MIssoULA. Jan. 1O-About 7;30 this even
ing customer went into Simpsons barber
shop for bath. The proprietor, Dennis
simpson. went 10 the rear end OF the shop
TO tend the water heater. and was found
there dead two minutes after. 1he cause
is supposed 20 be hestt dissase. Dsnnis
simpson has been in Montana since the
ca " gold excitement aud has owned bar
bsE shops IN many Of the different mining
camps Of the state.
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EIrst NntInnni Rank.

will buy certificates of deposit OF oren
accounts on the First National bank fer
cash II the price is reasonable. State
amount and terms. Address p. q. box 7l9.
H.Iaun
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SAN FRASc1sco. Jan. l0.-Five furlongs-
Lottie ID, Tim Murphy. Joe Cotton. l:0ii /;
aix furlones b.. b sv Scot. Castro
I.lfi4: SIX furlongs-St omboli. Glss boy.
komulus. l:l3i4; mile-sevllie. Espsrsnza.
Lady Glenn. l;tsis; i've furlongs-Chart-
reuse, Guard. Gladiator. ls0i
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11

whsn you want she boat pastry four bay
White Lily. Manufactured In Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11

GFaad prize masquersas bau given by
1assdsy. Jan. 10. IsDA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-11
More
Stock Than
Cash
On Hand

Wishing TO turn our STOCK into
CASH we will offer special
inducements on all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12
MANCHESTER'S BUDGET.
TIE FUNERAL or MR.. CHE8 THAK
YESTERDAY MORNING.
4 Letter ConesrnIpK the Eqniisbls League
81 Asnerica--Gepsrsi mattsssof
Intstsst--Perseaai.
MANCHESTER BrRrAu RICHMOND TIxRs,
rfoI Hury. STREET. BEATTtE BLOCK.

A largo crowd assembled yesterday
morning at CIopton-Street Baptist church
20 attend the funeral of Mr.. James W.
fbeallam. an account OF whose death
apr.syed In Yesterday mornings Times
The edlfice was well filed, and the ser
yices we're conducted by Rev. Mr.. Haigh''
while MIR. Willie Morrissett rendered a
Touching solo The members OF oWanS,
t,oro Lodge of which deceased was an
active member, were present an Doly,
and a special committee from that iodge
accompanied the remains 70 moseie!
Junction, where thcy were inferred;
IN paIl-bearers we're Meszrs. j. a. Lips
comb Thomas Ashbrooke w. j.. Brown,
George Pickett. w. Is. Toler n. j. BOZ
ton, Calvin Catlett. w. III. Barrett, jonh
Archer, Joseph Rock, John W. Fergus
son and j. G.. Shaier. 49,
The members Of the Equitable League oi
America will be Interested In the follow
ing letter. which has been received ny
Mr. RHhtsell. OF this city. from MIR +:
James w McIlroy, Of Baltimore, special
auditor OF the League:
Dear Sir-Answering yours Of the eih
instant. / would say that the hearing OF
the exceptions to my report was con-
cludcd on Saturday last. and the Judge
held the case under Amusement
When he VIII render a decision | can
not say. bat the impression Is that II VIII
be at an early date AS soon as uie
case is decided and the Judge directs
the receivers 10 distribute the fund, they
will mail their checks 20 the members
for the dividends.
The young ladies Of Manchester VIII
give german 10 their gentlemen friends
In Leader Hall tonight. First-class mu-
nc has been secured and an elegant sup
per will be served.
Mr.. James Buchanan and daughter,
Mrs. j. ID. Jackson. Of Roanoke. VINO
have been visiting relatives In this CITY,
returned home Thursday,
Mr. J.. r.. Wilkinson, an employe OF
the Southern railway shops In this city
while using a Ratchet on Thursday last,
the implement glanced, cutting two OF the
fingers on his left hand quite severely.
Mr.. A. II. Painter. OF Pocahontas. paid
a flying visit TO his friend Mr., u. G.
Petzold Thursday.
There was nothing before the Mayors
Court yesterday morning.
Chicken thieves are stlll operating IN
and around the city. Mr.. Wilkinson, OF
Swansboro. has been relieved of dozen
fine fowls
Mrs. j. II. Topham, of Williamsburg,
Is visiting relatives In this city.
The infant child Of Mr. George w.
Stroude, on upper Hull street, died Thurs
day night The funeral took place from
the residence at o'clock yesterday even
ing
The special committee appointed 10 con-
fer with the street-car authorities, con
slsting Of Messrs. cole, Patram ana
Green. met last night in the Council
chamber, and decided to recommend 10
the City Council a change Of the street
car line from Perry to Semmes street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12
Virginia Rhetorical Society.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
executive committee Of the Virginia HIS
torical Society was held on SATURDAY
evening last in the society's building.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan, president or the SO
Ciety, was called to the chair. The mem
bers present were Messrs Green, Nalen-
tine, McGuire. Newton, Bruce, Brooke
and Gaines.
nuai members: ii. o. Collins. Los Angeles,
Cal: Lieutenant X. {. smith, l.. =.
A., Newport. r. l.; Miss Nancy Ran
doiph BAH. Washington, y: g, Thomas
nj. owen, Washington, ID. G.. Mrs. Lewis
Washington, Charlestown, w; va; mrs.
j Morgan Smith. Birmingham, Ala;
Hosea Starr Ballou BroOkiine, Mass; RI
beck Mason Burwell, Brooklyn, N. T.;
Mrs. j. j. Gordon, Cincinnati. o.; John
7: Mcclure, IN hichm nro;o va rsnorted
the gift and reception OF a large mum
her OF books and pamphlets among lhein
"a fun set OF the reports oil the i5ar AZ VI
ISOLATION OF Virginia, from Mr. FRANK H.
Mcclure. of Richmond. and or the re-
ports Of the National Bar Association
from the association. -, , ,tossrs
A committee, composed OF. MessIs'
Valentine. Newton and Bruce, Were az
pointed TO wait on Hon. W. W CIu,nP
snd invite him to deliver the ahhuai
address before the society. The treasurer
,Nfeseuted his monthly report, showing a
balance in bank TO the creuit 81 wy
society of 81, g33.b2 Inc plesluehl -"
q statement to the executive commit
saa showing that. for the nine months OF
ieoi ending September Dth, the receipts
20 the society had been from annual
members. S2S75: life members. S5O' sac
.f society's publications, NS.61; asBfe-
eating for the nine months, SS,15S.oo'
me following minute was entered
Dr Charles Gorham Rarney, VINO LOT
,nore than thirty years was an active
aneniber Of this society, ana Tor lnost
Of the time was a member OF us eXee9-
rive committee, having departed this lie
fbe 18th of September, 1891, this committee
desires TO put on record some memorial
of the services which he has rendered
the society. ~,
He succeeded Jaquein p. Taylor Esq,
as treasurer. April II, 1850, and held the
office for ten years. During TINS pellOu
IL was to his labors and watehful dtiI-
gence alone that the society preserved
from the ravages of war all of It's library
that was saved. His great interest in
the objects of the society was eXempli-
fed i'm 1860 by an elegant fac smile folio
edition of Ralph HamOr's True Discourse
OF the Present Estate of Virginia, and
ahe Sticcesse Of the Affaires there till IS
OF June, 1914" of which he had 200 copies
printed at his own expense for private
dishibutlon. His taste in books, and his
knowledge of those which related espe-
cially to Virginia, was remarkable, and
his interest IN the society was untiagging
until the infirmties of age forbade him to
pursue the bent of his inclination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12
p,ssoIurroxs, copARrNERsHIrs. 80
4 ARD.

n
Having purchased the entire interest," re 10
Mr. George Davis. my late partner, In ~ .ne
business OF WALTER ID. MOSES * S us
I take occasion to inform my nunIel +
friends and the public generaly o uSA
will continue the PIANO AND ottonof
BUSINESS under the old nrni .nxe Sfa,n
WALTER ID. MOSES &c co. at ioVo ''"
street, Richmond. Va. IA that
In this connection / beg 70 a9a LEN
will continue to have the STAT sA.r TEIirN
CIES FOR THE SALE OF THE RRAp-
WAY. HARDMAN, KIMBALL, ,PKEs
FORD. and other STANDAKp SET or
OF PiANos; the KIMBA a RI OK l And
RET. STORY & CLARKE PAhiLSop DfNE
CHURCH ORGANS AND go Agency
PIPE ORGANS; also. the Sn ,adse WASH
for the sale of the. ren I91yrARs AND
BURN MAND0LINS, GUlltn ,,n line OF
BANJOS. together with a tuh ii"e
Mr Alfred Moses will be my resi't the
renresentattye, and l have secuWfyu piz-
Continued services OF Mr.. Louis s,ed by
I'M as manager. who will De assis'eu ~
an efficient corps OF statesmen flor "a the
az win increased facilities. ! 0Her 10 ,he e
r,,bIic a mi line of everything mo IN ,,sT,
ppWySfc TRADE At THE Lo" EoA
prices AND TERMS. 49,, ,us,,ess I'm
In order 10 clear UP the Du u in,,,arv
ell NJ the old firm. offer un nl,l ~ ~ y
tSa5 PIANOS AND o I,n9s ft vii,
GRESTLY REDUCED PRlCn oSrr =. ",i,
,ax vou ia call and examine or c otpG2S
WIZ" WALTER ID. MOSES ~ Io.,+
.ue-.,,et Richmond, va.
0ci9-We, lEcSuut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
from L. II. Patch to the undefs'She'
trustee. dated November II. 1Sg, ana re-
corded in the clerks office eo0 Of SheT r6re
~ default having been made in the pay
ment Of a portion OF the money IS secured 20
thereby, and having been directed 80 10
do by the beneficiary therein named,
shall proceed TO sell at public auction
upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, October II, 1874,
N (, o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed above. The house is M new yrd ana
contains q or rooms. The lot fronts
3gis feet on the south side of Perry street
and runs back 1891. feet to an alley Is
feet wide.
and the sum Of $40. a credit as to 80 -
monthly instruments of Sl~. ana one
iretaiment of $3.50, all with interest
the first nstalme9t 70 become T!,r, a que , Pn
othor instruments on the 2lst Of each
succeeding month; the balance ,o,, upon on
terms to be announced 1T me hour Oh
sale. {. H.. SJiipN' liHS1
A. L. ADAMSON, Auctioneer. oel2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12
rRusrEEs AUCTION SALE OF No.
l. l., NORTH NINETEENTH STREET.

nv virtue of a deed Of trust dated ssa
day of January, lssS, or record ha IN e
Cn,,St in Deed Book l2T a. page ~. ue,
fault having been made IN one pa paybtn ajne
oodo,tired go 10 do by the holder. van
sell by auction, upon the premises on
TUESDAY. the ed Day Of october, 1879,
at ) O'Clock p. NJ. that certain LoL . oP
LAND. with the brick tenement thereon'
Wing and being in the city Of Richmond
fronting 20 6-i2 feet on the east line OF
Nineteenth street. between Broad alu
Marshall streets, and running PACK De
tween parallel lines 1876 feet. OWNS -
the convenient location Of TINS proPer ~. :;
together with the fact that II Is 10 80
20 the high dollar. this sale offers an IN
usual opportunity to all in quest OF par
gains - - gallo
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OK sale
and SIGD0. with interest thereon from
Sth July. is93. till paid; she residue as
may EDWARD :. ROSE,
octo Substituted Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

The following copy Of summons Is
hereby published, pursuant 10 an order
Of said court, entered this day in the
above case:
The Commonwealth OF Virginia-To the
Sheriff Of the city OF Richmond, Greet
ing:
We command you 70 summon the At
lanta Accident Association, Of Atlanta,
Ca, corporation duly chartered by
ana doing business under the laws OF
the State Of Georgia, in the State or
Virginia, 10 appear at the clerks OF
flee of the Law and Equity Court OF the
city OF Richmond, at the courthouse OF
said city, at the rules TO be holden Tor
the said court on the third Monday IN
November next, TO answer the action OF
Addison =. Grady. of plea OF covenant
broken. Damages one thousand dol
lars. And have then there this writ
Witness, p. +. Winston, clerk Of our
said court at Richmond, the 30 day Of
October, 1891, and in the 10th year or
the Commonwealth.
+. L. WINSTON.
A copy-Teste:
T.. =. WINSTON, Clerk
CHAPMAN w. MORRIS and EDMUND
WADDlLL, JR.. p. q. oc1-friw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12
RAILROADS.
RAILROADe.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY:

PIEDMoNT AIR LINE.l ,,rru
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST HOoAA
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST; INA
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY i iS'H
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No. 81, 12:50 A.: d: nav.
g OUTHERN EXPRESS, daily. for pan
~ vile, Greensboro, Winstoa-Salem; ION ION,
meets at Danvills with the Wasnlnksya..
and Southwestern Vesubuled Lim'tS
carrying sleepers TO Ashevlle ana n.y.
Springs, Columbia, Augusta, Savannui,, r.
Jacksonville, and Tampa, Atantai Say
mingham, Memphis, Shreveport, ana New
Orleans. AT New orleans ana Mempn,,o -,
connections are made for all POINTS
Texas and California. Sleepers Richniohu'
Va. TO Danvflle and Greensboro.
TRAIN No. 50, t2:4o Z. NJ. ,.s
VAST MAIL, daily for all points Sou
i and Southwest. Connects AT MoseIey
with Farmville and Powhatan raiironu;
keysvi1le for Clarksville, Oxtotd' ehN
Durham.
Carries sleepers Danyille TO Columbia;
Augusta, Savannah, JacksonVlile, ana
Atlanta. Parlor car Atlanta to BHhhhs
ham
TRAIN NO. IT. 500 r. NJ.
A MELIA ACCOMMODATION, daily ex-
"A cept Sunday for Amelia Courthouse
and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No. II. $40 A. M; No. rs. too
l.. M; No. Is. S:i5 A. M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
BY George S. Vashon. Jr.,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

/ FEET TO AN ALLEY, TOGETHER
WITH LARGE BRICK DIV ELLING
THEREON, LYING AND BEING II
TIE CITY ,,E OF RIG IEA NA2 al
STREET, BEING At THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF CANAL AND SIAIH
STREETS-No. Col.
BY virtue Of deed of trust executed
to the undersigned by Sarah h. Allen,
dated 9th of February, 1872, and recorded
in clerks office of the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond. in Deed BOOK
li5 a, page ~, 10 secure the payment
of certain notes therein mentioned, de-
fault having been made in the payment
thereof, we will, being thereto required
by the beneficiary Of said deed, proceed
to sell by auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. October Il. 1894,
at 4:30 o'clock =. NJ, the property above
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of exc
cutting this trust and Sl,3ij.7+, with inter-
est on Sl,270 -, a part thereof from
18th October, 1891, ill paid; balance upon
November, 1884, $3.50 till Sth December.
1894; Sj792 till 9Th January, 1885 %5LsS
till Sth February, 1895; S57.s4 tin 9Th
March, 1895; $3.50 iii Sth April 1888;
S577 tin sth May. 1888 Sj7,l3 till SIN
S57.66 till sth August, 1875; S5I.62 tiii
sth September, 1895; $57.5s tni sth Oc-
tober, 1898; So; 55 till sth November, 1879;
So7.5l till Sth December, 1875; SOFAS TN
sth January, 1896; S57.i4 TIL Sth Febru-
airy, 1896; s57.4l till Sth March. 1876;
S57.37 till Sth April, 1896; 1914 till Stn
May, 1896; S573l tin sth June. $3.50;
S57.2T till Sth July, 1896; S57.24 TIL Sth
August, 1896; S51,2i till sth September,
1896 $2713 till Sth October, 1876; SOL
till Sth November, 1896; $27.12 till sth De
1897; $37O5 till sth February, 1881; $9Gu2
iii Sth March. 1897; 5000 Till sth April,
1897: $500 till sth May, 1887; S36.@
till Sth June, 1897. and! SlTI3 Till 18th july,
secured by deed of trust upon said prop
as NAV be announced at sale
GEORGE s. VASHON,
w. A. LAWRENCE,
oco-td Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

No. % makes ali iof S,0p 1ir. Inc Inse FOR u
at Raleigh w''9 Ft ana ali intermediate
5 Asfts't on the Western North Carolina
railroad. .n.,,tad Limited Arain."
:, NO: '0s s1een eTs'' Kichmond to Atlanta
tss S1s st s 4 and IS Si% ot
leans anS az PHrieans with the Southern
anS h' ana Texas and Pacinc railroads
70 ali Texas points. No extra charge on
''Vestibuled Trains.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 4O2-"Atlanta Special SesupaIed
limited Train''-S:40 A. 81. daily. :,
No. 7s-MaiI and Express-t:tS i. III.
daily. except Sunday.
Fo- tickets, Pullman reservations, &c.
apply at ticket ot1ee. DyTd-street st ~;
ton: Richmond Transi sr Souipahy, -, ~
east Main street, and company ONCE
S36 east Main street.
JOHN II. WINpER, General MANAGE
r. J. ANDERSON, GeD'l Pass AGENT
VI. II. BOYKIN, City Passenger Agt
$50 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12
FOX SALE.

u ARBER SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP
ID | have an established Barber SHOP
for sale. located on the principal bust
a paying business. which can be i'm
proved with the right man. There are
three chairs and all necessary fixtures
for "A good Barber Shop. VIII sell the
good Will and fixtures for four hundred
at once. p. w. PHILLIPS, Hampton,
Va. ocl0-we, fra Sa3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12
BY James II. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer'
pa east Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or
/ VALUABLE IMPROVED CANAL
BANK PROPERTY.

BANh PltOtEhli i.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated
March 20 1891, recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court. Deed Book li4 Il, page
2l. and at the request of the beneficiary,
default having been made in payment
secured, l will sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
SATURDAY, october IL, 1884,
at 4 o'clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
seribed In said deed as fronting "a feet,
more or less, on the south side of the
canal bank, or tow-path. between Sixth
and Seventh streets. and extending back
between Irregular lines towards Byrd
street, 10 the property now or formerly
owned by Joseph Aliens estate I'm
provements consist OF one new two
story brick dwelling Of nice rooms;
one large. part frame and part brick
dwelling OF or g rooms and one small
out-kitchen.
TERMS. Cash for one note of SIeu.
and Interest thereon from September
20, 1884, and expenses Of saie; balance
In six, twelve. Fand eighteen months,
with interest added. evidenced by nego-
table notes and secured by deed Of trust
on the property.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM.
Trustee.
OCTET