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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, october ls.-No auc-
ton sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters. 2s; smokers. is;
wrappers. l.; Tugs, liz. Total, 20 hogs-
heads.
Our loose offerings to-day We're so large
as only to get around at Davenport $,
Shelburne's and Stonewall warehouses.
There were few "tucked-taeged' tobaccos.
and about 81 per cent. very satisfactory
sales at all the warehouses. where a very
large assembly witnessed them. our buy
ers stuck up To the last pile. closing out
the Southern warehouse. where sales VIII
commence tomorrow. No extreme prices
We're paid. and yet nothing neglected.
though a Number OF our buyers were not on
to-day's market-no doubt at the Fair
with friends.
Mr. II. \. Cobb. OF Danville. Va. as
sisted sales at Stonewall as aucuoneer
and pleased planters and the Trade, re-
lieYing Auctioneer Neal q while.
Private sales Of dark Tugs were espe-
cisliy large to-day. with fairly good sales
of Old smokers. wrappers. and filters Our
manufacturers were not as well repre-
sented on the market to-day as were the
other buyers
Among visiting tobacco men to-day were
Messrs. VI. p. Jordan. president OF the
Tobacco Trade OF Danville. Va: William
King. JT. president OF the Tobacco Trade
Of Lynchburg. Va. John G. Neal. J. \.
Smith. II. a. Cobb. and J. W. Swain. OF
Danville. Va; also. John Webb, OF oxford,
\. G.. and w. +. Gary OF Henderson,
Mr l.. n williamson. Of Mont Glare.
:. C.. sold barn at about 30c. average
to-day. His whole crop will amount to
40QO pounds or more of bright tobacco.
1t always attracts the buyers here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
The Samuel Tatum Case.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. october Is
(SU.cial) The Coroner's inquest on the
body Of Samuel Tatum was held yester-
day. and thu evidence was sufficient 10
irnplicate a negro named Will NcAdin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
ct-c-NA DisPENsARY LAW,
.t.ou OF state and federal Authori-
f.D. iu n. Enforcement.


'" "' STATE an" 'u'i"i
tD. ia IT, Enforcement.
....r.N October lN-Sccrctary
......,l..l o.. Ntt.rnay-Gcne-
,...~ ~
.',..
comm .s'i'''i -'.'''''
iu detail the question
...,..r O. .rernor Tumau Of
ana th. United States
t. t,. Jurisdiction OF each
.,,t. e,ufh Carolina
-. t.,,.,. h. 10 f,.lov.s.
...
'-N. u. 90 '-'0''' i''
a.. Carlisle, Secretary OF
herewith letter from
.taau. of south Carolina, ana
rr forwarded by him OF the
tg-law. ana ] have the
......t that the same may be
p. re honorable Attorney
opinion.
.f.t.. @, state that the natural
,secnDc hy this office in
proposed 30 be taken would be
..ulletc destruction of the
...... system within the
CONSEQUENT cessation Of the
f-.r .t.rrarlns. distilled spirits
.u'.rts .-reVenue laws. and the
' .. I..t,I States Of further in
..n .tat sY.rce.
.ls,-IaX. u appears. has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
prruwoyp srocK MAnKET.
GRAE AND corroy EXCHANGE

OryERISGs.- White. 454 bushels. Oats.
f,090 cushcls. -
SALEs.-Corn-Whit 4j4 bushels oats. w
bushels
QUOTATIONS. - Wheat Long b5so7c
mixed. 54a57r.: shortpeirS. o3ao1c NO. y
rel j6llc. Corn White Virginia tbag lots, nev,
52a54c. No. 2 white. 51c. No mixed. ooc.
Oats-No = mixed. 32t1a33c. No. 8 mixed,
3lLa3ec.; winter 36s42c. Rye, 55a56c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bends, Stocks, Grain, To-
bacco. Cotton. &c, and the Wea-
Their Indications.

= WAsHINGToN, D. G.. October 49,
!rLlp Forecast for Virginia: Fair wea-
| w Their; slightly warmer; winds
| shifting to southerly.
For North Carolina: Fair weather /;
warmer: easterly to southerly winds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL. October
Acknowledgements. 1000 head; market
Nrner; common to extra steers. s2.Sn
{. 10: stockers and feeders, s20GnS.Jo. cows
and bulls slO0Q3.5o: calves s2g5H5.l5.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head: market firm
for good stock; poorer grades weak
heavy. 81 65fI5 q: common 10 choice mixed.
Si5Dd5.l0: choice assorted. yJOjaJ.l0; light,
81 90, 1875; pigs. 2.j0qfG5.
ep-Receipts, 200 head; market
weak: inferior 70 choice, IJc. qS3.p; lambs
1-ItI L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, October B.-Vir-
pinla 3's. new, 5Sik. bid; Northern Central,
eStQ69i4; Consolidated Gas bonds, lliA,
asked DO. stock. GSi4u6sie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. october ls.-Fiour
dull and unchanged.
Wkeat-Strong and higher; No. red,
spot and October. 53ss955.c.; December.
5iAQ55c.; May. 60Aqo01Yc.; steamer. No.
red 5lc.; milling wheat by sample, 5ii2c.
Corn-Firmer; mixed. spot and October,
SIC, bid: year. 4sc., bid; southern white.
old. &c.; new 56u5,c.; do. yellow, OLD,
5Si59c.; new, soc.
Oats-Quiet and firm; No. white, west
ern, psQ34ac.; No mixed. S2i5c
Hay-Firm; good to choics timothy, *z"
Qi250.
Grain Freghts-Firm; steam to Liver
pool. Is.
Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o., October ls.-F1our
steady; fancy, 2N; family, $40; spring
wheat family. 2.35.
Wheat-Easy; No. red. Oi1c.
Corn-No. mixed, 5ei2c.; No. yellow
sc.
Oats-Steady; No. mixed. sic.
Pork-Firm. with demand moderate;
mess. $500.
Lard-Quet and lower; steam leaf, $50;
kettle-drled. $8i2h
Bacon-Onist and easier: shoulders SAn;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

Tier. was lively scrap on tta'a street
in front "a the Academy of Music last
r,rnt. Pouce-Dctoct.v. John James as
saaltiug Mr.. T. g. Thomas reporter Of
Tie News ana Courier, who figured In the
late cowhiiny affair, AMI Mr.. f. &.
C.ples interfering ia the rumpus. Al
three were arr .ed and taken To the
st.tion-housc and there DISCHARGED from
custody by Actne-Chicf Murray.
Morris, tho fugitive Grave-robh'ne
keeper Of Calvary Cemetery. is no"
charged with stealing wagon from
the city before he disappeared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
MARRIAGES,

STAGG-ALLISON.- Married. IN Rich
mcnI. September 20 1894. ut the bride !
home. by DR.. W. ". Lancrum'
FLORENCE stage 10 Mr.. HENRY T.
ALLISON.
California. Brooklyn, and Cincinnau
naurrS nleaeo CODY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER, IS. 1894


Moon rIses........ 9:17 Evening ......... 500
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER, 1s. 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. DeyO, Norfolk, merchan-
disc anG passengers; Irwin WeIsger, supern-
tendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. 49, 1894.
SAILED.
Schooner Alfred Brabrook, New Bedford.
COALED AND CLEARED.
BARGE Marie, Providence.
PORT or WEST POINT, OCT. 1s, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cty Of Co.umDla, JeDney New
York. passengers ant general cargo.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore,
passengers ard general cargo.
steamer Elm CITY. Marshall, MalkertoD, pas
seuger- and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship city Of Columbia, Jenney, New
YORK, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm CITY, AarsaaE, Walkert0u, pas
scngers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
SCHOONER LIBELLED.

The captain OF the lost schooner Lippctt
has lb-Nri the schooner Red WING Tor
damages. The former vessel was sunk by
the latter in Hampton Roads recently.
The Chesapeake ana ONO steamer
Louise. having completed repairs Is again
on tn route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
NORFOLK'S POLICE.
More Official Changes Made by Mayor
Pcttit-Eowden Acquitted.

Pcttit-Eowden Acquitted.
NORFOLK. Va. October lS.-CSpccialD
This afternoon Mayor Petit suspended
Acunr-Chief a. Z. Murray and Detective
Jrsn r. James the former for allowing
IL. latter 90 leave the stat.on-house last
r..h, without requiring bail for his ap-
,...ran.. before the Police Justice, and
tte latter for striking Mr.. +. G. Thomas
ir front ~ o.. Academy Of Music last
rfelt Tho matter VIII Ice examined INTO
Lra frlI Board Tho Mayor made the icl-
law'nc temporary promotions W. H.
kiaC. acting chief. q. i. Cuthlell' HiSl
assistant chief. j. ". Ladt second as
distant chief. william L5Wery, nrst ser
a..rt. W %. Frazier, second sergeant
j. f. Robinson. tniri sergeant.
NOT GUILTY.
LAST nlch, the jury in the Norfolk
County Court iu the ease If :. >. BOW
den. frcieht-cond-ctor OF the Norto'k ana
Southern railroad, charged Win breaking
into loaded fr,ight-ctr9 OF the ROAD, ie-
turned verdict Of not guilty. ana Inc
prisoner was discharged from CUSTODY
Tn, trial lasted all day. and lar into IN"
ni.ht and the accused was defended by
C.rtan john ". Happier and Judge
George .. Parker
A force ~ hands have gone 10 work
cutting down the trees ana clearing away
III. brush on the clyde rirer-iront pro-
r.rtv. adjoining the Naval Hospital, pre-
t.,rat0ry 10 erecting large plan-ng-In"l
~ that point by a company Oi luihoeI
manufacturers from North caro-
MIR. VERDIER EXPLAINS.
police-Comm!ssioner Verdier has replied
.. the cr9raes of eN-Chicf-of-Polce Ire
dan and in regard 10 the matter Of OBJ
e-rrcfin4- tho chief IN his efforts 10 sup
press dlSreputable houses, MI Nerdier
saws an application WAS made 10 hm by
/ - prominent business Democrat TO allow
music at the birthday festivities OF Il
resort on smith street. lie referred the
matter 10 the chief Of Police and left ii
,n.ir.lv scretiouary with that officer to
AT ir The premises TIE following is the
letter of Commissioner NcrdIvr ~ the
Chief
NORFOLK. VA, S'pt. -. 1891
Cap,ain c. J. Iredon chief Of Police Nor
folk. Va,
Dean Sir.-One Of the friends Of the
inmates az SO. ID Smith str 1t says that
she desires to give birthday party ~
few Of Ter friends. AND requests per
mission To use her piano from TO II T..
NJ. AMI promises 10 observe proper de-
corsm.
II IL meets with your appreciation ]
suggest that permission be accorded her
90. har,n'e.- recreation is not conducive
g. immortality.
Yours truly, .. =. NERDIER.
Police Commissioner
l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

Cash quotations.: FIour-Nery llttIe busl-
ness transacted; prices steady. Wheat,
5r2IJ5iac. No. , red, jl1-c. No. corn,
l2I5 Lard. S. 30ft7 30 Ribs, $5.6Vl665 Dry
salt shoulders. s600Q6l2ls. Sides, $6.Sil2g
100 Whiskey. sl2S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

\ LIVELY SCRAP.

Captain Henry Bunting seems 10 be
holding his own very nicely. and his
friends are very much encouraged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. October -. 1891
SALEs.-2,O0o Virginia Centuries at oSss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-16

now whole CORN IL being fed at the rate
NJ ABOUT one pound per head each day.
Tho n1ck also consume about one ton
Of hoy Ter LAY. They will boz mae.
ketcd about the middle OF Anil and
~ d Judges say that they Will average
eighty pounds 10 Chicago.
The orjiuanc, recently passed. By
tie city council OF san Francisco
difectsd against Chinese l0tIeries,
making II u mlsdcmtauar Tor a person
tn have lottery tickets In his posstiion,
hls beln declared VOID by Police Judge
Allen. The new ordinance was
b ought 10 test In the ease OF T..
Nnnnini, the Htst person arrested for
Vi iatiug 10. The order oi Judge a len
was made under the gecision " tue
supreme court in tie casc Of lssnc
solomon, arrested Ia San Francisco IN
1891. The iault ufthe ordinance was
held 20 DO iu liking au excessive
penalty Tor having lottery ticket 10
Oue'e IusAcasion, the minimum being
$3.50 o. three months impt.e1umeut.
when the general law fixes the peusiiy
Tor selling lottery tickets Mt from 81 90
5000. The council viii remedy she
uviecl by eliminating the clause NIX ng
the minimum penalty. A number %
lotteries have burn CLOSED siuco the
ordinance went into effect
Mrs. Mary g. Smith, WHO slylc5 he'.
10 the "tfumprt medium" uud 10
wuom references has previously btCu
m ,do Ia these columns, d. having n
h ,fd time Of 1t ia the Oakland tCAsl
lutts. Her enemies have not ns g0 Il
an opinion of htt puUUls 10 CuniI.i
the epifits ~ she has, Gays the Sau
Ffanuifco Chronicle. rhat ls thr feu.
son thut they are making MI FORTS 10
charges against hur in au effort 10 ok.
pose her alleged ftuuIulunt way OF
working. ltis said that che rulus the
wills Of her victims nud ktups them
always Ia her power when once % q
gets them under her controlling ln.
iiuence. Dr. William T.. J,nuu., fol.
lndiauapolIg, is not believer il DO.
methods praUuccI b. MTr. smith. q
has come from the west ~ rApu.o hyt
way Of doIns business aud incidental.
~ 10 secure q large Hhnfr OF his Hunpa
estate. lie has been IN OtAlHui a low
dayp, blI since bic arrival he mas made
10 exceedingly iutcftuuug lOr the
medium, Dr. Iviiflrs has ,ulnfrd
! open war uguin't ihe woman VINO has
como Into Iuttor'ou OF his uuupH
estate, ami lac snyb uc pfUposes 70 -
main IN California until 40 has hpd {. q
ma ter July Investigated IN the cUut .
DE- Jcilties says that Mrs, Smith D. "
mtsmrrisi, ami tXficHUi hot pow I
anu arts Ia such a clever wuy us tu
gain complete control over her victim,
Thee are the points that the dDct I
has explained Mt length IN giving hi
reasons why the deeds should be d.
| clnrcd fraudulent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-16
mARsHAL's SALE.

DuGsuANT TO AS EXECUTION TO ME-
directed by tho Third district court of tHs
ttuioV Of Utah. shall expose nt public a6Ip.
ht ilC front door ui inc county r0urf IUuau La
Che cIiy 90 SAT- L1tC, county OF salt IHte and
Territory N yuh, ou che nineteenth day N
Nluht 1925, % .U u'ci1cE aim. alI tlo fiFbt
title, claim nul interest % janice S. iIft. and
laura A. iIts nI Boo, and tn th6 following
described zeal cHfHit situate. lHIns and HaIrs
lu ah.t l1to DIiy and county, and doIgfbei n
flluwa, tu.wIt
Commencing az point 30 fsut east from the
nHrNnaHt ruu ut COMMERCIAL H.rHUt uu FIfHt
south .iIUHt rast Iu Iut aofou .5I block
.rfrnir. plat "At' sails tlto city survey. aIt
lahc county ttlH Iorrtorr. and running
ttUnro r1at tHtuty.uluo tuI feet. thence
uuU seventy utU IiiI feet. Thence wUat
twenty uluu HI lcnt thence north seventy.
N.u .t.. feet Zoo place uf beginning H0IuFa
p!r.uf iut HcFuh lI, hI0ea seventy .50I. Plat
lo Do a1't OIL iho property of Iamrs Vs..
ilut HuI Laura a. PITTS. Ht Che. tult of ratnak
lnu'nn Hud stephen liuE.
lCruH ut HaIr, cash.
NNr NJ uWsutu.
&. 20. WafHHHl
ny o.. . NUHurU. Deputy NirHaI
Dated lD .r.HrH 900. I-II
Nuuft lIr g urtlt Attorneys Cor Plain.
tfa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-16

NuriHE i4 UEUruY CtyENruNrruU.
~ 'uHNI Oh Nn order Uf Ht." HuI ItrT.r uI
g'...' o. .. Nfl.Ui pa ihg lhui Ju.
nr.. plaintiff HHI HERMAN uimhtraot and
Augusta IHw..Iarr HHl NUur %. henderson
Nh lAi.'N D.. w .I...Ma l.. thO HiHf. No tau r..
uir no lrHnt lL II"rI. dHUUt..I. bro defend.
reference iH rrf.# mIIt. . .HHH slrusr Coz
H'Io me- public auction 600 thf highest bidder Tor
lnIHr iH tHo 100 OF raIl Laag. county Ul -aIt
r ~. ,'i g., ' ,ii as OF tM 4, is9 M'9 iij
u..... N.t NJ. %. u..f. Ut'r auI Interest on
lt.NU.rU a.iN. Dr.. .N.N.I HUI UN..U#H"u Hu
you rruHfI. acquired NI Ilgfmlu liam
h uI.s deceased 300 ur UarH of Them
.ur UtrI in HHI DO Che fsHuF.
'NH N... lNNI IN. estate H.tUHi. Wing
bud lrIur tH ihU UHu.tUn aIffaEr, IOfI.t.rY
10 u.aH. and particularly described la Col.
NI H1t certain ua.g .nI parcel afI.u1.
NuHIU 'u 90. county u. Solo IHHU HUI fora.
INI. n. lHN. 'HWwnnUH. .iN point fNI f I.Ht
uu.t 5H. Vat "A" saf tsac C.E saI.
l0u HUl rIuruE thence south I
tr.It Huu.u vHHi IU mono UI Ices
90 hU Wet lup OF u6mmsreisi turst.
sfgys cl't l.gHF hu Ny.t lnr Of card slrrt So
frtt moro HH Ir.H .0H UH.uI IIr.. y cast uf IHe
point of U|wmHH. "mUUI. tUHT"r wet l"sI.
Ir't Wvfc uf 'D.H iu tNu uIlruu i beginning, 90
Do. cold o. iHg TuwlW ui Herman iHnhgr
Henderson bud radol .WIUaua asraeUaiafs
UI 600 estate rf trHuh 90 UIrr.ur.uaaru.UU under
HIl decree aul order ui sa.u lu Cue Shove
Dated March illJlL
uouuoiL Marshall q bradley, plaintiffs at.
i1uya
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W ono d Ioon8, Deputy UT-
JOIN I-1- T1TI0T1 AN0n1g- LI-- ----
iu tho District Court Iu and fHr fH. 1f"I JHII.
vIaI District Of Utah 1oiuiHV. ulluy
u SAT- lnkU



Tho people Of soc Torrlt.T| UI JuN HUud
uDuuus. no trucst 49, Mul. ..'..aaHi
Won ARR uEgLBY REQuuIl 900 so.
Y UrHf Iu 900 action lruH... ....UH. NHu
li tHr above named nIniuNN I| lHU uIHs
uu.t Court Hl tHC rUIri judicial NHH...HI Iur
Territory of itHh, land GO answer UH .1uI IaIut
WHu iuUruIu within Iru luyH ..h .HI.n of lNu
uaY of ayrtI.cI after tuO ru.tIUH HH 5000 Hf tHIa
Fg.sHd uut of thIa DuuniE Uu' DOB i.. IHir..L
within tUUutY uAFH. 0turIV.H" Within forty
daEHHur Judgment hY default .| Hs tH.nu
aflu.t 700. according Go uu IHE.f ui said
conn uIut
1ua ala action BE- brought 90 Hate dorrci
Ut tIu r1uu dHsolunE thH I"Ut. uf maiu.
mon. UnI"'iHF HttWrUu ulu|uiII HUI defendant.
allowing u.nuUu NU caro-. ruHfI HHH control
of t.UmIuur euIIuIUu. Issue UI .|.I mruIaEU.
aud granting ouch other rU Itf IH I.H prentice
Ht may tUrW 90 che court iu.t Above rUNuf
prayed uu ihu ground InHt .H.r irHfuIrU,
l-II. tH" HrirHIalt uHH wholly f...I o. prov. c
p4urUH Ur a1II children WItI IHr common
uouUH.Hr.u. Ui NE, nf 30 uuNi. iDl tuum in
any waY, although anlo ~ 20 l1.
Aui 500 Hrn hereby uotuHd iHII m WOO itl o.
REQUIRED. tIU HHiI plaintiff u.I IUHI 90 The
court Cor iHU TU'IHI lUH antru ILtU..U.
WliutHH. tbU lion. samuel s. Ntfut Judge,
aud thu seal Of iNr District court
OF thn Third judicial uIauiCt. boz
uUd Tor tHu TERRITORY % ltnh, thla
IsIAt.I ttn laYs of NHT" D., iu lhC iyonr Of our
lufd one iiuHHtHd eight hundred and
DAWN u. uuSuAH, Clors,
ny Gpu. % Luuu1t. % uYty tlCrL
JHu, 10 1Aituu 40 rncy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-16
BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for tho West.

Amor "a s'ay oifovoml years at wash.
ingion, n g., during which hohas bccomo
familiar with tho WORKING of Congress
and tho departments, Judge Cha. W.
siaynor, On Attorney and Counselor u
tho supreme Cour oftbo United snton,
isprorafoi To- promote proper legislation
by appearing before Commiuoua aud
informing influential Congrcssmon no to
tho needs OF clIonis and communities
represented by him.
Ito also continues his practice IN the
General Land uGlcc, prepares appeals,
makes answors aud arruuUna before tho
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports on cases TO attorneys AZ a
distance and attends 10 general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Address, Boz
SIi, Washingtos y, q,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-16

NITHEREAs, on TuE gsD DAY or
w January, 1871, Mary bright dld execute
and deliver 10 tho undersigned her certain
tract VI land. situate in s1tiate CIV ConSis
% salt lake, Territory OF Utah. described A.
follows. to.Wlti Commencing AZ the south.
We. corner " ~ uyo lil in BLOCK twenty s1
GOD Of plat A. salt laso CITY survey. aud
running thence north iliii feet Mout6 oaat
lH tcrti thence south lli4 feet and thence
west ieet 20 beginning also q rFht.of.way
iummeu .inE 30 point ciEht Is) rods south OF
lng norlWesi cornCr OF said lot Give il.. aud
ighullnE thence south twelve 90 feet. ihcnce
coy l.i lcct thence south 81 n fcctthcuco east
Do feet thence north tait feet. and thence wet
Do rud. o. thu place of bogInniuEi IN trust 90
Il, .Nfn ihc payment oi a certain prOmlss0fY
sum 10 lNI, together with interest," auornoys
foe. costs hnd any advances made by SAID
MailcWl uf DE aasIgnal
500, whotoa. siid deed Of trust provides.
AW1nf other ib'uga. that in clso u failure 10
DAY Hl'I uuir with Interest ur any uaft thereof
o.. 600 fIuu became due and payable, or fail.
ui' 20 Iny mNci crrcriorm gtrur covenants Of
fA,l lggl ,.I1 ahid lggi having teen duly
lrtuouIrfHCd and recorded iu book - d" OF
MU.ltHEt. uu uiEga ill lsi " tIG record Of
t Lnkc lonuNt loru'ory % Utah. tho ssid
NH.IUr It aIII note HUOHl1 proceed t0 HrII said
lINlDriI ni public auction o. tNo hiHhCHt UiIa
'.. I,f ,hsh. aui apply thc urococda % such
lIla."rH nuI sllt motto with infofrHtt
AuI wnurraa Edward %. swan, tho lcaM
N...r. ~ alId note ufs requested thu under
..tNt % HniI trustee. 90 rtuUUrl o. soll fuid
IlNWH0Ht and DO Appearing lhHt there has been
N'..UrU tn pos said NOTE UF interest aud that
iN.Iu Doe boon breach of tlu covenants In
HHII decd contained,
Sow. therefore, notice is hereby given that
slHu lNuIHlaTt lhr l.il IhI uf Match. lsli, nt
.. O'Clock noon 90 Hll1 dHv. DO tHr front door
gl ilu suIi Jake County Court House. iu SALT
Tore l|if Utah Z Won rtUHHU tno premises
above described Cor HaIH no Uunha grnduu, bv
authority Iu mu vested binder asit dgsd' and
WiI .rI tha same 90 iuc highest bidder f0r
UH.H.
Dated sait ihtc Cty. Utah. Deb ID. 1894
john ALLEN TAlLOn
Ifuataa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-16

Tho People ot ho Territory Of Utah SEND
greeting To John hay, Defendant
YOU ARE uFgrnY INQUIRED 10 Az.
j. pear iu au h1uun brought against you ~
tuU above uHWrl plAluuu tn the bIatuCt Court
oi tHc rhifd judicial District Of the Territory
nt Utah. and 10 answer The oomplhint alci
therein within ten days .ohrlusFu ut tue Jay
90 service after me service on you Of this
ol ~ 'srsi oat Of M. 'D coua,y. Sa G' Ia
fUIH dHtHrt within twenty daYa, otherwise
within forty dHYHHur Judgment hY default Wtli
Ig aAun lstuai you, according % the prayer
lhc sa.d asu6n ls brought 90 have Judgment
Ha flli0ws That the hon1s ut matrlmohy be-.
tween plaintiff ana uUfvuraut be- Dissolved,
aud tuat ylninth Dc awarded Tue sole custody
caro- aud control " the miuor children. and
that pIaiuun DO allowed go per month Tor
HumuuF aud 900 ha attorneys fCps hnd Zoe
UustH ~ lhla action and flr such other aud
further relief in tho premises % % meet and
riuuud that defendant. dsrrntdiug Too
auIrmuitT 90 Doe marriage vow. wilfulY and
without cause ulHIItuu ana udnuud
uIaiuuH and ever since has and suIl continues
90 Hl WIiuIt and without cause desert and
aHaut1usali uIa'ntn aud 90 i've separate aud
apart IRON urr without any HuMClVut cause or
reason and against her WUI aud wituuut fCr
consent. tHRt defendant iH not nt Or proper
person 90 ulNu care OF aIIi Cni irun,
AMI TuH orc hereby notified tnlth you Gan
tu appear Hud answer Che .aII complaint a.
HHHyy required. thg sali uIlIuun Will Apply 90
thG court Cor Che rguuf demanded tHurrin,
Wlnc1s. Chg Hon. Dharea Llne. nudge
Judicial DISTRICT Iu aud Tor the Territory "
lIaU.iH.H 1850 day uf December, 100 thu year OF
our l0rd one thousand eight hundred and
iIrsuT y. MoWuttN. clerk.
By Gru 70. LpuNls, Deputy CLERK
jouN NJ C,ssos, Auomoyfor plauud