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HONESTY.
0 ENY Price WILL Do. Q

.--, of HFIDELRERGER CO., No, ~
i5e Ia.ItIrTore right opposite Hanover
We. about 10 be dissolved ~ mutual con
sif,fT a. CoLFuAS. owing 90 ~. .health. re
80 80 ,ed Ms HEDELBEh0hh VIII continue
he hebusiuess'
-. .,,rs which was opened less than a
tss ,seb stocked with Mems aud Boys
lei p .,sde On the premises Hats. Neck
..g.a w. M Underwear thrown in-has had a
maf,e.elis-. 'I,r5cei store OF the masses.
Evening capital., 1895-09-21
WANTED

DISTRICT ORGANIZER for flrst-class Sick
Benefit Society. New and attentive Ieaturos-
Takes at first sight Big money 10 live man.
Address, stating age. experience. and refer
ences. p. y. BOX g. Richmond, Va.
Evening capital., 1895-09-21
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE.

Piano. Bureaus. Washstands, Sofa. Bed
steads. Walnut Extension Table. Safe, Chairs.
Lamps, stoves, &c will be sold cheap at No.
I2g Hanover street. Also HOUSE and LOT
will be sold cheap for cash. Apply lZ9 Han
over Street, Annapolis, Md. STU
Evening capital., 1895-09-21
For Sale.

ONE HOUSE, l6 Randall Street. and one
No. az Hanover Street. For particulars
Apply to w. II. SMITH.
SLEW Is Gloucester Street.
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/ O1 - "a SsASLE.- TEN (1o) HORSES.
~, 4. wi y REUSED as the ,-,,,.
Livcsrx =. apply to NANSANTsS Doar,iisls>
Aunsfaiss hiring Stables. 81 West Street.
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RESCUED FROM TORMENT.
Every Joint In His Body Racked By
Rheumatism.
Could Not Move His Arm and Was In Co..
stant Pain-A True Story OF He
mnrknbie Cure.

william i. Major, is Park Place.
Evansville Ohio. says: about year ago
had TO quit work on account OF rheu-
matism. had the disease IN my hips,
back and arms, In fact, In every JOINT
In my body The pain was Intense, ana i
nuffered the most excraclating agony
NV doctor could not do anything Tor me,
and 1 tried every remedy that could be
auggested: none of them did me any
good. and finally my joints became
stiffened and sore. At times | could not
move my right arm. and was i'm con-
slant pain. / procured a bottle Of Mum
yon's Rheumatism Cure, and within a
short while was completely cured. am
free from stiffness and pain. and can
cheerfully recommend Munyon's Rem
edy as the best have ever known.
Munyon's rheumatism Cure acts almost
instantancously, curing many obstinate
cases in few hours. II is guaranteed
10 cure rheumatism In any part of the
body Acute or muscular rheumatism
cured In from one TO FIVE days. Ii never
fails 10 cure sharp, shooting paias In the
arms. legs. side back or breast, or sore
ness of any part of the body in from
one 20 three hours. IL promptly cures
lameness. stiff and swollen Joints, and all
mains In the hips and loins, chronic rheu-
matism. sciatica, limbago or pain in the
back are speedily cured. 1t seldom falls
10 give relief after one or two doses, and
almost invariably cures before one Dottle
has been used.
Munyon's homeopathic Home Remedy
Company of Philadelphia, put up spe-
cihcs for nearly every disease, which are
sold by all druggists, mostly for % cents
a bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-07
YICTOnIA IN GOOD HEALTH.
Warming Reports Had No Foundation Ii
Faet

LONDON, April 6.-The alarming re-
ports spread concerning the sudden Ill
ness and death of Queen Victoria had no
foundation.
A .de aatch from Nice. where she is
staying. Gays: Inc queen this forenoon
visited the geological gardens, and upon
her return gave an audience to the Com
tesse TRAM. Later In the day she drove
to Sabron and paid a visit to the Duchess
of Saxe-Coburg, and this evening gave
small dinner party at the Cimiez Hotel.
The current rumors respecting queen
Nictoria's unstable health lend special
interest to the following extracts from
Mrs. Crawford's Paris letter in London
Truth:
/ was in the Nice station, writes Mrs.
Crawford, when the Queen arrived.
was at once glad and sorry to see the
Queen as she alighted. The gladness was
due TO feeling for her the deepest respect.
The sorrow arose from seeing how years
tell on her. She was greatly stopped:
How weary she looked, and yet how kind
and obliging and well-dsposed TO play
her part in the rapidly acted pageant
She seemed unable to raise her head.
The upward glances that she cast on all
went to ones heart. She looked up and
round under her eyelids. as II wanting
strength TO look otherwise. One might
have thought that she did not feel her
feet under her as she tried to descend
the slipping gangway from her train into
the station house. Two servants usually
help her. But. no doubt TO lend herself
10 the junction, sne ieant only on one OF
the Indian servants. who supported her
well. The blood left her face as she tot
tered down.
Tho smie-that test OF disposition
was most sweet. There was no trace of
the gloom which Is characteristic of 50
many uf the Queens photographs. not
one OF which conveys moral portrait
of her. How was the Queen dressed? 1t
would De hard TO describe. The clothes
were all loose Were they bundly? Per-
haps. But they suited her They con-
veyed the idea that she was her own law.
and that she had other things to think OF
more important by far than her clothes.
Convenience alone was consulted. The
black lace and trimmed with ribbons
falling down on the nape of the neck.
A modern Velasquez would have been
faithful In noting these details as giving
an index 10 the royal mind He would
have seen in them evidence of a nature
superior to stunid conYentionalities.
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For Copiuynl Right.

LONDON, April 6-The petition of the
Countess Russell against her husband.
Earl Russell. for restitution Of her con-
1ugal rights was opened IN the Divorce
division OF the High Court OF Queens
Bench Thursday forenoon. The ground
OF the Earls refusal to grant her the
restoration she seeks IN cruelty on her
part In having. during the progress Of
her unsuccessful action for divorce Ia
1891. accused him OF a disgusting offence
Sir Henry James. Q. c., on behalf Of
Earl Russell, denounced the Countess
charges as entirely false. and said that
should the wife succeed in obtaining the
restoration OF her conjugal rights she
would doubtless demand that her husband
maintain her. This he was not disposed
20 do. as he could not maintain tie re-
lations OF husband 10 her after the foul
charges she had made against him.
Sir Henry said that after the first trial
for divorce the Countess had proposed
10 resume marital relations with her hus-
person OF sufficient physical strength to
protect her from violence. Her husband
refused TO accede 10 this ARRANGEMENT
unless she retracted her charges against
him. The Countess threatened 10 80 upon
the stage In order to obtain a livelihood,
whereupon her husband reminded her of
the fact that she had an income OF f6oO
a year. which made IL unnecessary for
her TO take to the stage.
Counsel for Countess Russell said that
his client withdrew certain OF the i'm
mutations which she had made against
her husband but still held that there
was foundation for believing them. She,
however, maintained the truth of the
had originally made. The case WAS ad-
journed for the day.
Since the unsuccessful suit for divorce
brought by the Countess Russell In 1891.
the couple have been living apart, but,
although Il was shown in the course of
the trial that the Earl had outrageously
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- PUBLICATIONS upon which all
I ] 1 4: !
20 our house-huilding Is based, THAT
IA WILL add twenty years To the
IA DURABILITY OF house over ore
"a constructed in an ordinary. cheap
way, and the pleasure derived
N frtm living in one built in the
Following substantial manner Is
no small item:
WE LAY SLATE SLABS at the
n0ttom and upon the top OF foundations
OUR BRICK are nearly as herd as gram
ne. Win the most perfect corners made.
and we lay them in pure cement mortar,
SOLID l-f-lnch joints, thereby. preventing
work above. Walls, whether wood,
cased brick or solid brick, are guaranteed
rat and mice proof. ALL stills AND
EXPOSED wood work strictly heart.
Floor joist 2xi0 in; studding. Sxt IN. !;
ceiling joist. ks in. all set, 10 in. centres;
rafters, 2x6 in; II fiat roof, ks In
A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL galvanized
steel roofing, cre8ting. valleys, cutters
and down spouts. PATENT SLIDING or
folding blinds, deliberately panelled, can
be furnished in any wood desired. PAT
ENT NICKLE-pLATED Set Fireplaces,
with ornamental summer front attach
ments, on first floors, set 10 warm rooms
fireDlaces-
NO HEATING system gives more salts
faction, combining great economy. con-
Venience and beauty.
IhN<A4Ntllll 1EAfCl1O 10 air ~
various colors. ANY KIND OF Hardwood
Mantels, with bevelled mirrors,
Cabinet Top, polished natural mn
ism PORCELAIN-Lined Steel Bath
Tubs, formerly cost $50 each. first
clnss hard-finish plaster Job throughout.
Three coats of Lewis lead and best In
seed oil paint, inside and out, or hard
oil finish for interior. ALL OPENIN'
are covered during construction, ard not
a sash or door is allowed TO be lifted or
hung or to enter the house until thorough
ly dry. Compare the At of sash and doors
i'm houses where the reverse Is practiced.
and see II the former plan doesn't make
the house worth 800 more in your esti-
nation. WE CAN DISCOUNT 500 on a
5000 house IL YOU are Indifferent as -
the above Specifications being followed.
We will build, at price named. on any
of our West-End lots. although we arc
prepared to erect 1t anywhere, on guar
aEtee I'm from 50 to 30 days, at a slight
advance in price.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
By N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Agent.
BY R. b. chanin Il Co, Auctloneers.
n RI1srEEs AUCTION SALE.

n, RUSTEES AUCTION SALE.
BY virtue of a trust deed from He
man h. Aldrich. recorded I'm the clerk 8
office OF HenricO County Court, in DEED
Book las a, page 207, default having
been made in the payment of certain
notes therein secured. | will sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. April IL, 1895.
at II NJ, the TRACT or LAND ten
miles from Richmond, on the Narina
road, containing 225 ACRES, more or
less, known as Farmers Rest, being tho
home Of the late Henry Cox. ESD, ana
more particularly described in the trust
deed above mentioned. Good buildings,
good orchard and an abundance OF wood.
TERMS: A sufficient sum in cash 70
pay expenses OF sale and three notes
aggregatlng 1887, with interest from
April l, 1896: 1872, due March -, 1oO6.
without interest: 1854. due March ~.
1891, without interest; 1886, due March
~. 1898, without interest, and S3lS, due
March %. 1880. without interest and
balance on terms announced at sale.
Come and secure a bargain.
II. y. CUAFf1N. Trustee.
r. b. CHAFF1N a. CO., Auctioneers.
ans
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SHOT DOWN FROM AMBUSH.
re fvo HEST Brothers Bfutally lssas-
Slnated.
oHH OF YHE BOYS KILLED INSTANTLY.
The other Received Twenty Two Shot In
Him and VIII Die-A Nsighbor and
Cousin Of the Youths Charged
With the Bloody Crime.

hHEvILLE, N. c.. April 6.--Speciai'-
Ernest Sumner and Charlie West. the one
fifteen, the other nineteen years OF as''
who resided with their parents. near Al,
den, in this county, were assassina'eu
IN a most brutal and cowaroiy n'aniiel
last night, as they were returning NOM"
from, that place. just after DARK.
They were riding double" on one horse
and were shot from ambush, when near
tho house OF Jesse Sumner, neiShpof
and cousin OF the Sumner boy killed. .ne
latter receiving twenty-five shot IN ms
back. and nine In his right arm, anu
diving Instantly. Vests bowels were shot
out. and though he still fingers. ne must
die in a few hours. Ofiicers OF the IA"
were on the ground shortly after the Kill
inc and their investigations resulted In
forging such a chain OF facts 10 con-
meet Jesse Sumner with the horrible
crime that he was arrested ana COM
mitted TO jail here to-day.
VESTS ACCOUNTING SCREAMS.
1t is reported here, on what 1 consider
good authority. that shortly after the
fatal shot was fired, almost the entire
neighborhood was aroused and attracted
TO the scene of the killing by the awful
and distressful cries of young West Inc
first man TO reach the scene observed
light in the house OF Jesse Sumner, about
one hundred yards distant. Though ne
Immediately raised an alarm, and though
the cries Of young West. who was suffer-
ing inexpressible agony, continued, this
light was soon extinguished, and no one
came from this house to offer assistance
In spite OF the commotion and stir near
there, the utmost quiet apparently reign
ed i'm the Sumner household until the
officers went 10 arrest Jesse, about
O'Clock I'm the morning, after having
found tracks leading from a point near
the killing into garden just In the
rear of his house. When arrested, he
protested his Innocence. and professed
total ignorance of the events of the
night.
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE COUSIN.
The tracks were measured, and, II Is
said. corresponded with the shoes worn
by the prisoner. II Is stated also that
single-barrelled. breech-loading gun was
found IN HIS house, and that evidence
was not wanting that it had been lately
discharged. One OF the West boys said
to-day that Jesse Sumner had lately
hal trouble with his brother. The Sum-
pers are weii-to-do people; the father of
Jesse was at one time sheriff OF Bun
combe county.
A BIO SENSATION.
The affair has created a profound sem
sation throughout the country, and our
people feel outraged that such a diaboli-
cal crime should have been committed in
this community. They Will see to 1t this
time that the vengeance of the law is
wreaked upon the guilty. If discovered.
Jesse Sumner Is forty-three years OF
age, and has considerable reputation as
a fighter and law-breaker.
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GALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK.

AT IL NJ. on April IL. 1895. at the COM
pany's ONCE, No. $40 east Main street.
will be sold at public auction for ready
money and transferred to the purchaser,
in THE JOHNSTON SAFE AUTOMA-
TIC-ELECTRIC COMPANY for non-pay-
ment or dues TO date, divided as follows.
Five parcels of live Shares each. upon
Shares on which Is now due $3.50 Share.
BY order Of the President and pirec-
tors. r. b.. JACOBS.
mhl0-td 6ocretary-Treasurers =,
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EXECUTIONS NOTICE.

Richmond, Va. March 30. 1895.
JIkvING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR
III OF the estate OF JOHN G. SHAFER.
deceased, hereby request all persons
Indebted 10 the said JOHN G. SHAFER
to settle with me, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said JOHN &.
SHAFER to present the same for pay
ncent Mr.. JAMES A. MONCURE, sos
east Main street, is my attorney, and
settlements may be made with him.
l.. c. GILLESPIE.
Executor John G. shafer, deceased.
mhaf-suft
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W IRGINIA: TO-WIT.-IN THE CIR
v CUT COURT OF HENRICO COUN-
TY, APRIL O. 1895.

" IRGINIA: TO-WIT.-IN THE CIR
v CUT COURT OF HENRICO COUN-
TY, APRIL O. 1895.
Babcocks Executors
against
Babcock ct. ais.
This cause came on this day TO be again
heard on the papers formerly read and
was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof, II appear
ing to the Court that Commissioner jack
son Guy filed in the clerks office of this
court on Saturday, the 9th day of April,
1899, an account OF the transactions OF
Ben. II. August and Frank NJ. WEIGH
executors Of A. G. Babcock, deceased,
and Of the debts and demands against
the estate of the said decedent, such
pursuance OF the directions of a decree
entered herein on the 10Th day OF Janu-
airy, 1898, and more than one year hay
Ing elapsed since the qualification OF
the said executors OF A. q. Babcock
deceased. the Court, upon the motion
OF William V. Babcock one of the 1ega-
tees OF the said A. G.. Babcock, deceased,
by counsel. doth order that the creditors
OF the said decedent do show cause. II
day. the l4th day of May. 1898. against
the payment and delivery of the estate
OF said decedent TO his legatees and dis
tributes. A copy OF this order shall
be published once a week for four sue
cessive weeks In The Times" a news
paper published in the city OF Richmond.
and posted on the front door of the
second Monday in April and May, 1855.
Teste j. b. BROADDUS.
Clerk Circuit Court OF Henrico County.
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TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
i CITY OF RICHMOND.

J. T O'Neill.
against
M. Mccormack, II alive. or his heirs, or
personal representatives. whose names
are not known, and who are non-resi-
dents OF the State OF Virginia.
Please take notice That /. J. r. O'Neill,
sole heir of Henry O'Nelli, shall on the
22d day OF April. 1888 move the Chancery
Court Of the city of Richmond. Va. TO
resease an old deed OF trust from Henry
dated the 3lst OF August. 1850. and re-
corded In the clerks office of the Rich
mond Chancery Court. In Deed Book
n A. page SAG, TO secure NJ. Mccormack
west side OF second street, between Duval
an6 Baker streets. and fronting on Sec
ond street 80 feet and running back
between parallel lines 10 feet to an alley.
mh2<-sulw
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,,,cb .aded tn.erpriss.

We have secured the services Of Mr..
Antoni Schsntzo, an expert cigarmaker,
from the Sagua la Graude district, Cuba.
He makes our celebrated "Centenarian
brand, full 81 inches, clear Havana,
which is equal to most imported cigars
and far superior to the Key West goods.
Our expenses being small. the price Is
most reasonable.
X. l.. CHRISTIAN q Co,
sos east Main.
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By Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
IL north Eleventh street.

T. oMMISSIIoNER,S AUCTION, OF TWO w,
SIDE OF BALDWIN STREET Be
TWEEN BAKER AND y NJ Il S
STREETS. MADDOX HILL.
In execution OF decree entered In
the Circuit Court OF Henrico county on
January % 1895, in the cause herein
after named, | will sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, April IL. 1895,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned
property. The lots front 20 feet each
on Baldwin street by a depth of 100
feet to 12-foot alley. They lie just right
and are in an improving locality.
TERMS: One-third cash: residue in six
and twelve months from day of sale.
the deferred payments 10 be evidenced
by negotiable notes. with interest added,
title to be retained until all of the pur-
chase-money is paid and q deed ordered
by the Court. CONWAY r. SANDS,
Special Commissioner.
POLLARD & BAGBY, Auctioneers.
In the clerks Office of the Circuit Court
Of the county of Henrico.-Ellyson e.
Pollard, plaintiffs against w. w. Mar
tins Guardian, defendant.
I, John Il. Broaddus, clerk of the said
&C Urt. do certify that the bond required
or the special commissioner by the de-
cree rendered in said cause on the ed
day of January, 1898 has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk of the
said court this Path day OF January, 1895
apo j. Il. BROADDUS. Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-07

Office OF the. Albemarle Paper Mfg Co.,
Richmond, Va. March ~. 1896
n, HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i of the STOCKHOLDERS OF this COM
pany Will be held at the office OF Messrs
Davenport & Morris, Richmond, Va,
on THURSDAY, April IL. 1895. at IL
o'clock A. NJ.
CHARLES NJ. BOSWELL.
mh27-td Secretary and Treasurer.
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MFR. A. Baldwin Sloane. the talented
young composer of Baltimore. whose
operas. Mustapha and Midas. have been
given here. - spending q few days In the
Gay. the guest Of Mr. Charles J. Mac
Henry. Mr. Sloane leaves soon for New
6ork, where he viii be associated with
~ rice. Of '149z' fame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-07
Miller a. Hhoads

are planning mighty trade movement
Look for notice in Wednesdays Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-07

Organs, Organsl, Organs.i! At less
than cost at the Receivers Sale-26 north
Ninth street.
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Pianosi Planosl Pianos.!! II you
you want a Piano, don't fail TO see the
splendid Fischer or Hallett a Davis
Pianos at the Receivers Sale-26 north.
Ninth street.
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A lDE< AL
|" from the most eminent design
efs will appear 10 this paper
x weekly. LARGE illustrated
Ia floor plans, elevations and de-
tails of each. capable OF being
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Look around you. dear reader, and see
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OUR PLANS will give you for com
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SPECIAL LADIES' RECEPTION,
To See "The Vision Of Beauty
ssStellao

The management beg to announce 70
the ladies of Richmond they will hold
one more Special Reception for Ladies
Only on next Tuesday afternoon, April
9th, between the hours of 2 and g.
Each lady attending viii receive as a
souvenir photo of Mani. now. on ex-
hibition daily at POI east Broad street.
Reception hours, . A. NJ. to 10 i. VI.
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DIssoLUTIoNs. coPAKrNEKsHIrs. &c

HAVING SOLD TO MY SONS. cHAs.
IL A. and HOWARD i. PAGE, all In
and Fixtures. and also the Stand. Good
VIII, Horses, Carts, &C., purchased OF
O. p. Dicken, $40 west Broad street.
they are now prepared 10 serve the pub
lie with anything In their line. Once
BID west Broad street. phone 23ii Give
them a trial. PAGE BROTHERS,
Indepe- dent Ice. Coal and Wood Co.
I viii continue 10 furnish all IN want.
and call on me at my old stands, 12O1
vest Broad Cphone 400. or 1895 east
Cary tphOne 1850.
CHARLES II. PAGE.
mh3l-su, tu&thD4t
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Do not wait for an auction sale of those
Fine Pianos and Organs at 20 north
Ninth street, for II you do. you will be
disappointed. You can buy now on
easy terms.
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BY A. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
l. HOUSE AND LOT on P1LklNG-
TON AVENUE, BETWEEN HULL AND
CAMBRIDGE STREETS, MANCHES-
TER, VA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-07

speciaI announcement in Wednesday s
Times will benefit every housekeeper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-07

BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated
September 16. 1898, and recorded In The
clerks ONCE of the Hastings Court Of
dorchester, In Deed Book IS, page AIT,
default having been made in the pay
ment of the bond secured thereby, and
being required so 10 do by the benc-
ficiary, the undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. the 18th Day Of April 1885,
at o'clock Z. NJ, that certain HOUSE
AND LOT fronting 80 feet inches ON
the west side of Pilkington avenue, be-
ginning at point 245 ALP feet south from
Bainbridge street and running back be-
tween parallel lines % feet. The dwell
Ing is In good order and the lot is very
desirable. IL you want a good place TO
invest few hundred dollars this is
your chance.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs of executing this trust. taxes. If
any due. and TO pay the balance OF
5000 due on said bond; the balance
on such terms as will be given at the
sale. A Il. ADAMSON,
ap6L6t Trustee.