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Government bonds steady at Unchanged QUO
tations Railway bonds dull. but firm. The
features were Erie I'd consols and Wisconsin
Central issues The more Important net adj
yAnces were in Erie I'd consols. % v cent, to
3D.; Wisconsin Central lists. IL. to rs. and
incomes. l \ cent TO IL.
Bar silver In London. 27Sd.
Money on call. l 2 cent. Time money is
quoted at cent. for thirty days, ~. y cent
for sixty days. and > h cent for four 10 six
months. The offerings are largely In excess
OF the demand which IL very light. The mar
kst for commercial paper IL duh. owing to the
light offerings OF desirable BILLS Prime en-
dOrsed bills receivable are quoted at 36D3'S ?
cent. choice single-nAme paper at 4iG4k
cent. and good at 5G6 = cent
Foreign exchange quiet and shade
S4.S1GSLS7}s for long bills aud SASSIs
Long bills s4.SB ,.i034 S6a; sight drGits
81. SSdSi.SSs. and cable trans. sTs 81 eS 4.
Francs are quoted ct 5.lSh0hl7bs for
long and 6.10t46al5's for sight; reiehs.
marks. 9bi005's for long aud 85is6a51 for
short; guildsrs. 4os for long and ~ 7-l6 Tor
short.
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston
Par to 10 cents premium for cash. checks par
for cash. ChArleSton-BuyinE. par; selling
:. premium. savannah Buying. pAri selling
Z premium. New 0Tlsans-BAnE. $50 pre-
MUM commercial loo premium. San Fran
eisco-Sight %: telsgraphic. 80. 81 Louis
10 esnts premium bid Chieago-3O cents pre-
MUM.
The weekly statement OF averages OF IN.
Clearing House banks shows;
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ri.:s.a a.v.i:. $3.50 $3.50 s sss s g. sSs
-. Go..os co.s.srs.Nsw YORK from being the strong
;"o d.y. 10 .uss.s!on iVsrpOol .ave:. n.r. been
70 e. S:'n 81 n. M
dsp,s.,on. Lv.rpool ha. been follow New York
.s ' i. py ss. Liverpool ha
3; may ]
good background" another said; I'VE think
and ' .sss n v: '' :'' i:vss.s s' ;:.;'n
s, pss.. LIrpos Sss s..s ssa RI:
,:n seI5s no, 90 a., 90 a: ss Lss decline in
southern d.pr.,.ion tbs dulns.. Of goods
Isni and h. q DC bun. nav. al sseirsa,.d 70
vas BIG Sssia.s. today. eonsd.naE tsss Il was ali
Sas 81. bun I S.s "n;
s.',. many step order. s.vs been Gauge. durin. n:
4 s.f t.;
Prov. ons S Sfs ' said S.s s'sht In.
4; :: va: .:SiSs s ss::s:
S:s fs "a +: :;cst: 4 ~: ia!.so! town: II.
year they increased 900 bale. tn. .Ssw over
~ r. sas and shi
?: In: . e'ss a1
nsS la.s'Ses OF sH!'oP I" large. than :, ,hi.
SSSns 1isS,as; R;s:Di: hay; drsep:a %:r:
cen, rain. hsy: r:taia:d the move mtn q Gotten 90
y.H, when vs usually asvs bad v..tn.E A,hsns. Ca.
r,S s:r. e eS s,1 .a 10 %:
S. S 60 ind 4: fee:
n.Suf.c,nr.r. don, %.ns to stop ,s.ir nia. and
hey .lt s sa on su' ks0'GSiS Sri house, S%ss
prove" s,r@iuEn.%. A, ds'p.i ,.ys @: s,aI.
dssid:a ytststdsy to T.eommsna sk.s fisS.%. f arm
5 oS 1S.s; e :.S sSs as
walton ror the soath nnes. this :. done 4 must ap
%. south thai .hsI must CIV. the cotton world some
VIEWS aai.l and s.n.rSiJ- unchanged Exports.
- ~ ss ~; isSSS :,Ii, .:ssR' gsi SSS
.SP.rSn: srssessi 10 No :ssr. ssesi g: 10 II
:st.s s. ssh a.sas
ioSSa '. 20 yoSssc shorts go MAJ s!.sssoe
CSC All y; ICED sossSo 'cr'sninss GOSSIP loo
ls.ts1Wh.si dssi9sd Nc tollc EIDOr, trade better
e: "a. s e.tso q $50 a
20 sA sns, 70. s:rt sSs Sa s", gTss.
:5 r%s s shS.;
iiTsIsa In's. s:,. me rsssirt' G6SssG ~ bush
:. ioSi: 100 rot.sS sss bsS p fs"st sss
=. s Iy s.s c ISs Hsoo
tI,. !..; year SOss5 fu
ogs;;si-" Ls;r. HS;:~ C;;T.a ";slI
i h.y; .,,S: 49, ss I''' s %t as. 40
Corn declined 4 TO c Trade dIlL Spot sales 30 600
hush including loads for export; Ma a. 43lsc dsllv-
cred aud t3lle. T. o b Anoat. Future sales IS5. 900
bush As follows
Isa
ov,ni-s LaesL HsI,s Ce.1sa aIsh
s ssy' . .....,...s :as ~ ~ ::s
Oats Nc lower for futures on the spot white were
weak and mixed nrul YpTE little business not sales
80 100 bnsh No mixed az $50. in csnIrAl lnEradsd
At aSet3c, for white 4nd SIS3vs, for uiEsd Future
sales oOOOo bush., As follows
0,sa'sa LSV.a HsA,sG ca.is4 H.asr
asy 49,. 81. saw s4A SAL So S4
Curb Prisss this sttsrnoon May whsAL6S Ia9GSlse
bid May oats 34Ac.
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GRAiN GLgASINss-Thers NAs unquestlohAbly slEht
fTigtdty Of the atm phsrr in doubs sense tue
bulls neat t.dAy ThsY wsTs Disguised With ihs
ssfn EuTes sho sports from 10th Tor
the week Of only i75O. I0i bgsh. asaB.! 2VO5.25o
bush. Ia the pTsyinus Wesk aud sac Sl5 tor the
same week Last year A u this usrs not dlsheart-
~. nod "a ooi0Oj Lssn isis Win the ameuht
1etuIly IN siEhI sSa.d leave A6og, lloO00,'
ioT ths ysaI ending JAY 20. eroP advcss
blss we're eoiorlsss May uns -sIs l9ns became dis
no AKErsssvs support Go the Besides the dls-
appointing clsAraness aud the large lnIsI6is atOeks
the unsatisfaeiory cabies rad little 10 With
the dspEs.,lon here tadAy. The Oats De pubhc have
droppsd wheat aud are letlinz 10 alone very severely
Ths trsdnE i94sy N.s nIof,ssionAl AMI On oub
snAu scale Al tue decline the export bushFss ~
crsA el someN nat CoTn aTm0AthiErd With wheat
srzL uAiS showed dsp7esSiOn
GEoCEEi s-Cudee tnia's. npsnsd quiet sasrr
but closed steady. Sale = 80 bAgs HANrg dec med
%aA; oadon ID and HAMBURG Sosl pig AmsIican
drlNsTies from warehouse lAO-6 BAGS SO AtNtres
from Eo and samoa II IL eeHtsnred that toe 40.
asu are hkey % capture kAntns Tue pncs u
IN toe :EsrIeus thEss zee eeiaz IA 6slos last
Use saFs asa wsss ths VSisls "a Woo ARE. Gla
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DTs WORKS. BURNEn
Flames th.t Teot On var,ou- Coier- s.A
Gave Dat vsvIou- doors.

The William J. Mathieson Company's sumas
and dye works. fronting on the Fast River In
the Ravenswood district OF Long Island City,
was burned to the ground last night. The nre
began in the northeast corner Of the big four.
story brick factory, which was filled with Inc
nammable materials. A gale was blowing
from the northeast and the local Fire Depart-
ment were without water. so that for more
than an hour the flames ragged unchecked. In
the mean time word had neen sent to Brooks
lyn, and the fire tug Body steamed up ana
assisted In saving tho wharf and some neigh.
horinR property. The tug Com also hauled
into the wharf and soon had several streams
on the blazing buildings.
From the factory the flames spread to the
etoreroom and stables. which were consumed.
The boiler house caught fire later. and went
with the rest. When the chemicals In the
storeroom caught IRE the flames took on varf.
Gus colors. while the atm osphere became h,led
with odors The factory usually Rfves employ-
ment to about $50 hands. hut recently they
have been running with reduced force. IA.
khaw. business manager OF the nrm. places the
loss at S75OOO which was partly covered By
insurance. The cause OF the Gre is unknown.
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destroyed. s25e.ls4 Balance OF deposits IN
the Treasury to re leem national bank notes,
s22S: 2s8 184. az increase for the week Of
The .rssslpts from. customs TOR the week
were ~, l37. hll. and from lntetnal revenue.
~, 591SOe total % -, 7O3, 49,, against e., I.
60S5f3 last week. The receipts for the month
20 date are - ,1OQ. 900. and for the nscal year
to date eia5. ~, liza The s1renditures TOE
fiscal year to date SPAS. OSO. 4T6
The eendition Of the Tressury at the eisse OF
business TODAY compares with that Of last
Saturday as follows:
Total available assets .sIap 30ttt7 sfee 76i n2s
Cures, hsSthttss ssi.Te6,n1 UoiS5by5I
Total ba'sncs. .."..... sls1. byss3o sls1 Tvs 81
Gold bslanco"............. 1oNs20237 iOo,od6est
curreney b.l.ne. .... ssi.a77 p9s ssi i2pos7
Included in to-dsy's. assets are ST. 7O5 $50
fractional silver ard minor coins and s11 400
OUl deposits in national banks Bonds held to
secureth Last item. 81 +.Is,huUu The Treasury
holds Sl3.1OI,O27 national bank notes for re-
demption. against Sl4. U5USUl last saturday.
Money IN London. NV. cent Rate Of dis.
count In the open market. for both short and
three months ills lsMlS y cent. Amount
OF bullion gone into Bank NJ England on hal
ence to-day. s2SWO Paris afvlces quoted 3
= cents at 81 francs 10 cpntimcs, and cN-
change on London at IS francs 49, centimes
The sales of mining stocks ut tho New York
Consolidated stock aud Petroleum Exchange
O-day were ug follows.
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SATURDAY. Feb "a.

SATURDAY, Feb "a.
To-day's bank statement shows that the
shifting OF money and negotiation OF loans
incidental to payments for the new Govern
ment bonds have been practically completed.
The banks have as a matter OF fact begun to
gain lawful money again, not only from the in
terror but from the Sub-TTsAsurY as we'll. for
the disbursements OF the last are now In ex-
cess Of receipts The gain In lawful money
10 not large. being less than a million dollars
and. together with an expansion Of the loans
OF nearly s.. OOO, COO. has resulted in an in.
crease OF % millions in the deposits. The net
result is an increase in the surplus reserve OF
S23O.OOO Unless an active demand for money
should spring up. which IL improbable in the
near future. the banks are almost certain to
experience an increase in their surplus for
some time to come.
should the record not be broken again by .
further decline In the price OF silver. the week
now ending may be remarkable In financial
history as having Witnessed the lowest price
ever nj ds for that metal Otherwise the week
will simply count with mGny others Ia period
Of unparalleled dulnsss. both Ia snd out Of the
Street The dealings on the stock Exchange.
which have been almost sntiTely professional
have been eonnned TO a few Industrial
shares. and Of these Sugar Refining and
Dlstilling are the only ones that have been
continuously prominent The fret advanced
sharply to-day. and In consequence scored a
net gaia foE the week Of isuE DOlnts. On The
ether hAad. DisttllinE VS. veal q asslias 81
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TinandaI.
STOCKS.
WHEAT.

There Ia pronounced turn In the tide OF the whsat
mark with better trading opportunities foT profits
Extreme los prices aud an upward tendency are the
encouraging features.
stocks and Grain bought and sold on commission fqr
cash q margin OF from 3t0 pei cent. stocks -
lots OF IL to loD shares aud upward Grain. 900 -
1000 bushels or more. ordered. on the New Yorn
and Chicago ESchantes Commission, l.l0
Write or call for our DAILY MARKET LETrER.
and = louPAGB MANUAL" giving highest and lovess
prices for ten and other valuable Information
in stocks. FondA and wheat ISSUED GRATIS AND
MAILED FREE twenty year. experience. BANK
REFERENCE FURNISHED. Private Ohices with tick
ar fnr znn.enca OF cmAIomefa
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The weekly statement OF averages OF the
caring HouRe bAnka shoMA:

buTpIuN FINoNOIo-O ~ 10 I1UFU Tue. IJOUTO
TBsssrplasA yeas AEo ga ~ 3sAIT5 sAd I~s ysArs
ago l2o JbD TO
The imports Of general merchandise Inelud-
ing dry Eoods. at the port OF New York for the
week ending last night were 7lyO O45
t1l .OJs 22l for the corresponding week Of laSt
year. The imports Of specie we're Sl5S 2S3
Of which slOTI vas gold making total sps-
ports ~ specie were. gold. So 400. aud sil.
yer. SlH4.Bii. a total Of SllS5, Tal, against
specie since Jan. have been. gold "a 7Sl :
~ .. and silver. s0.6al. U82 total Of $40. 4O3.-
OO5.
The Financial Chronicle eomnutsS the kFOss
earnings Of 1913 railroads for the year endlng
Dec 81 At i7.a:Ss. 212. decrease Of Sl6 800
Os1s a. eo n cared with the preyio1s year, aud
National hank note circulation Outsta ndinR
&2OLls2 III. q desreAAs Tor the week Of SasiJ.-
stsSA;'e I 81: Ss 81 P' "a
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l.Sr Ms. ,h.n TIRE. year. sve when tn. visiOl.'vS

Rio on the spot was dui and steady No. T. lTlfa
Rsw suEp quiet and noninaii So ter, isl0a
Refined quiet aud easy.
NsVAt srusps-Dull and unbalanced.
PerReLpUN-No sales of certtucstes we're made. Ne.
tional offered a. SOtSr Oh CITY, SOaSusc closing AZ
eOc. Renned unchanged
PHovtSoSs-thicago opensd depressed and Vas quiet
all day. The receipts uf hogs were liberal Packers
we're settling Lard here Lever. CITY, nc Wensrn
Dressed hogs e.ss7Nc.: Pgss IttelAe Mes pe.s;
2e!ec hest old. i9@2oc cheese. choice TO fsneT.
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Iatsrss, TkFss Per CrA'. Per AuEum. Par
able ssIAi- Iuhu lIly.

Sealed proposals si be rscsivsd BY IN. GOmPtrO!isI
Of city ~ Sew YORK az his on re uHtt TutsaAF the
2ith day u February lspg. - q sloCk n. iur sue
whole or part u An ssue ~ s31"t2l 81 regis sfea
CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY Or SEW YORK,
the priHripA, parable 10 Tue following manner Ia
sAcA ysigths Board " E,iimAte and ApVoruonment
shan mas provision Tor me LAY mcnE OF Que tenth OF
tRs amount hersoi an1 eagt ear bsslnn NJ "a ths
shAL " loI select and designate one leath - tue
Alnount 81 such bonds aRd sHSl Pay tue SANE uB0a
presentation 10 hin. an1 ia'errsE upou bona
designated shall crnSs g. accrue A. ne FEpratipn 81
tSn mon ths alter TIE numStr OF such touis - aFag
mated together Win an al pr"PT4ts notice q Ire tAct
Of saeb dtsgnAEi0n shsl haEs Sesu Pgb.hle4 Ia NE
iIty Record
Tbs "a stock tssuei pursuance 20 pEIV slous
Of aec0n 81 OF thS New OrS tuy tons Hgaqu ACT u
1852 and chapter 52n Of me Lass 81 sl Tor IGs ray.
ment tie awards for tlr ads ia tHe rssu-I tTd
Of ths cay q Nsw Or required Tor puor PEEE A. os
The proposals sho I'd Ne enclosed DO sealed sHyraps,
endorsed tuusolldAtsd sJarE OF the 30 gurEil0u =
the ctr % AsE YORK tach propose sH4Hu 10
enclosed a second vRNsllps sddrvsled 10 Tho tsES
tTOlisI 20 ihs CTS u Nsw YORK
A~HHrl 4 ~ GH Conn r0l.sg
Cir % nav rOKk flSAACE DkPAETALSL
CoAFfkOLLkks OFF.CA. IsA ~ lssA x
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proposals.
Proposals for $l.31O,i9l Consolidated
StOck Of the City Of New York.


ECUTORs. ADMINISTRATIONS.
GUARDIANS. AND OTHERs uOLD-
ING TRUST FUNDS AXE Az
THORIZED Ri LAW TO IN
yEsTIN THESE BONDS.
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hush. including loads for export; Ma z. 4slsc d.
erred aud S3Ife. T. o. b Anoat. Future sales ISJ
bush As followli
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
NOTICE..
In the circuit court of the United States
fer the Northern Division of the
Eastern District Of Tenn.
j. P. Witherow 8 Company ct ais. VS..
Carnegie Iron Company ct ais. and
A. R. Wing, assignee and re-
ceiver, VS., Carnegie Iron
Company.

The bill in the above styled cause,
filed by A. R. Wing, assignee and re-
ceiyer, VS.. Carnegie Iron Company, hav-
ing been heretofore sustained as gem
eral creditors bill, it was on July 9th,
1891, ordered by the court that all cred
iors of the defendant corporation, the
arnegie Iron Company, be required to
come in by petition and file and prove
their respective claims against said de-
f,ndant on or before December 18th,
1894, or they may be excluded from the
benefit Of this proceeding.
Il II. TAYLOR, Clerk.
527 2t printers fee "a 90
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1894.

between the hours of IL a. m. and | p.
m, in front of Jobe's opera house in
johnson City, Tennessee, sell to the
highest bidder the following described
real estate, towit: A certain tract Of
land lying in the 10th civil district o.
Washington county, Tennessee, adioin-
ing the Samuel Shorfey lands the lands
of Joseph Bowman and others, being the
same lands on which said Keller and
wife now reside, together with all the
improvements thereon--for a more par
t:cular description of said property ref
erence is hereespecialiy made to said
deed Of trust, as recorded in said regis
try at Jonesboro.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said property will be sold for cash
in hand, in bar OF the equity OF re-
demption, to satisfy debt due from
said Keller to j. D. Thomas, by note
bearing date, 10Th day of May, 1893,
in the sum $4,000 with interest there
on from date.
This the 10Th day OF July, 1894.
s. ]. KIRKPATRICK, Trustee.
525 At printers fee, $11
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
Popular Excursion,
Niagara Falls
VIA
BIG FOUR ROUTE
Tuesday, August I4th,
Side trips to Lake Chautauqua, To-
ronto and Thousand Islands.

This will be the grandest excur-
sion of the season, running through
to Niagara Falls via Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Ry. and New
York Central R. r., with solid
train of elegant coaches, reclining
chair cars and Wagner sleeping
cars. No change of cars at any
point and no delays enroute going
or coming. Big -Four Excursion
lists will not be compelled to lay
over at junction points for connec'
tions. Tickets good returning or
all regular trains within five days
from date Of sale. Thousand ISLAND
tickets good ten days from date Of
sale.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

By virtue Of the power vested in me
in certain trust deed, duly executed by
George Keller and wife, Susan Keller,
bearing date of the 18th day CT May,
1898, and recorded in the deeds of trust
book, volume s, page PSI, in the regis
try for Washington county, at Jonesboro,
Tennessee, |, s. j. Kirkpatrick, trustee,
will, on
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
MONDAY, AUGUST 9Th, 1894

sell at public outcry to the highest bid
der, in front of Jobes opera house door,
in johnson City, the property mention
ed and described in the pleadings and
said decree, and ordered to be sold towit:
A certain lot ofland situated in John
son City on the L. Y. & w. N. G. R. r.,
and bounded as follows; Commencing
at planted rock at the southeast corner
of D. j. Wheelers garden fence and
running east with said fencG360 feet to
a stake; thence north l67 feet, within
thirty feet of the center Of the railroad;
thence west $50 feet to the north corner
of said Wheeler's fence; thence south
100 feet TO the beginning: To satisfy
compliments decree against defendants
for the sum of S9l26I, with interest
thereon from March Doth, 1894, and the
costs of this suit, unless said debt, in.
terest and costs are sooner paid.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
u ttR'S SALE OF
land
In the Chanccfy Court at Johnson
City, Washington county,
Tennessee.
Watauga Bank VS.. W. W. Gilmer ct al

Pursuant to the decree Of said court
at its March special term, 1894, in the
above cause, will, on
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
+. II. Stevens, assignee, vs. Citizens
Bank ct al.


In obedience to an order Of the
Chancery Court at Johnson City at
its June term, 1894, in the above cause,
al creditors Of the Citizens Bank are
h rehy notified 10 have themselves
made parties to the above cause by
petition, and to file and prove their re-
spective claims against SAID Citizens
Bank on or before the frat day of 0c'
tober, 1891, or they may be excluded
from the benefits of tins proceeding
The institution OF suits against said
bank otherwise than in this court and
cause is hereby enjoined,
This July 9TH, 1894.
W. f, YOUNG, G, 4 M.
BY G. w. HODGE, d. G. & NJ
524.it printers Zee, GS
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
TERMS OF SALE
CLERK AND MASTERS SALE OF
LAND.
In Chancery Court at Johnson City,
Washington County,
Tennessee.
s. II. Miller VS., johnson City Land &
Improvement Co,

Pursuant to the decree Of said court
at its Decem Der term, 1893, in the above
sty led cause, | will, on
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
Han DOLLARS
: HAS PER MONTH
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
TERMS OF SALE.

Said land will he sold on q credit
of six and twelve months and in bar
of the equity of redemption. Notes
with good personal security will be re.
quired of the purchaser, and lien
will be retained on said property for
purchase money until fully paid,
July %, 1894.
w. +. YOUNG, G. & M.
By @. w Hodge, D. G & M
prs fee $13 526 Al
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
CLERK AND MASTERS SALE OF
LAND.
In the Chancery Court at johnson
City, Washington county,
Tennessee.
Carnegie Land Co. vs. J.J. Hunt No.4S,

Pursuant to the decree of said court at
its June term, 1893, in the above styled
cause, | will. on
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1894,

THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1894,
in front of Jobes opera house, in John
son City, sell at public cutlery to the
highest bidder, the property mentioned
and described in the pleadings and said
decree, and ordered to be sold towt A
nine. tenth interest in certain tract of
land situated in the Ninth civil district
Of Washington county, Tenn, adjoining
the lands Of A. B. Bowman, Geo. Will
liams, Thomas Wright, and Widow r.
S, Patty, said land being a fourth of the
Patty farm sold by Isaac Harr, trustee,
to satisfy judgment on purchase money
note executed by E. S. Miller, Jr., G. X.
Lide, w. L. Mcfarland and H. II. Carr
in favor of w. f. Young, clerk and mas
ter, for the sum of ST., 1913 II with inter-
est thereon from June 4th, 1894, and
the costs, unless said judgment, interest
and costs are sooner paid.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said tract Of land will be sold for cash
in hand.
This July 18th, 1894.
w. YOUNG, G & NJ.
BY G. w. HODGE, D. G. & NJ.
524 At printers fee ST.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1894,

THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1894,
in front of Jobes opera house, johnson
City, sell at public cutlery to the highest
bidder, the property mentioned and de
scribed in the pleadings and said decree
and ordered to be sold towit A certain
tract Of land situated in johnson City,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at
stake in the intersection of Summers
and Lamont street 1853 3 10 feet, 2 de-
grees, 45 minutes E. fIom lane and Mil
Ter corner, black oak thence with the
center Of Lamont street N. sc degrees
and Is minutes, E. 1888 feet to a stone
in Miller & Bowman's line; then N. "a
degrees, As minutes; W. 375 $40 feet
to stone in Love & Miller's line; N,
Is degrees, 80 minutes; W. 66lf feet
to stone on Love & Millers corner
then 50 degrees, As minutes W. 526 l-5
feet feet to the beginning, containing
7 20 100 acres; to satisfy complainant
decree against defendant for the sum Of
$645.H, with intnrest thereon from
December 9th, 1898, and the costs Of
this cause, unless said debt, inter, st and
costs are sooner paid.
TERMS OF SALE:
Said land will be sold on credit
OF II months, and in bar of the equity
of redemption. The purchaser will
give note with approved personal secu
rity, and retain lien on said land for
purchase money until fully paid.
This July l2'h, 1891.
W, \. YOUNG, G. & M.
By G. W. HODGE, d G. & M.
524-4t. printers fee $14
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-08-02
MNODAY, AUGUST 9th, 1894,

sell at public outcry to the highest bid
der, in front Of Jobe's opera house door,
in Johnson City, the property mention
ed and described in the pleadings and
said decree and ordered to be sold, towit;
Lots SO, 80, 81 and 80, block 6, in the
Carnegie Land Company's Addition to
Johnson City, Tennessee: TO satisfy a
judgment on purchase money note exc
cuted by j. j. Hunt and |. Il. Reeves in
favor Of w, +. Young, C. & NJ, for the
sum of fourteen hundred and sixty-two
dollars and fifty-four cents, with inter
est thereon from June Dist, 1893. and
the costs, unless said judgment, interest
and costs are sooner paid.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said lots will be sold for cash in
hand and in bar OF the equity OF re.
demption.
This July 25th, 1894.
w. F. Young, G. & NJ.
By G. w. HODGE, D. @. & NJ.
526 At printers fee ST.