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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-29
Henry z. Dixcy,s Plans.
composers F!

1t is quito true thut Henry F. Dixcy i:
negotiating for "Thc Pacific Mall but
up to date no arrangement has been come
to.
Mr.. Dixcy's plans are rather chaotic
There is II possibility of his doing "a Lot
terry of Love and remaining under Mr.
Days management
II he succeeds in securing "Thc Pacifl.
Mail, y 1t Is possible that he will sever all
connection with Mr.. DAILY.
The enforced idlcncss OF this actor at u
time given over largely to burlcsquo Is one
of the penalties paid for being star
When you are once q star in the thcatric-
al profession, it is rctrogrcssion to figure
in any other capacity, so MIR. Dixcy, who
received very advantageous offer to play
Svcngali in the production of "Thrilby''
was forced to decline Mr.. Mansfield wished
Mr.. Dixey to play the part but Mr.. Dixcy
thought Mansfield could play it himself
equally well.
So it was when he received On offer of
$500 week to appear for ton minutes and
sing 'It's English, You Know
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gau2c and are astonishingly voluminous.
With large sleeves and II largo hat tho head
Is quite dwarfcd by them, whilo their
warmth fits them better for winter than
for summer wear.
Rose pink is one of the colors of tho
season and is charmingly combined with
brown and black. Muslins with n printed
pattern of roses arc dainty and pretty.
Short capes of lace over Innings of rose,
mauve or green changcablc silk are the cx-
trcme of fashion. They have immense
ruches of gouzc or great bows mt the back
of the neck of black satin ribbon. Other
eapcs arc of cut cloth or open embroidery,
over contrasting Innings, and arc trimmed
with flowers
Skirts arc so full that Parisian moiistcs
no longer line them ali the way up with
'haircloth, as 1T renders them too heavy and
clumsy for endurance. stiff facing 12
or IS inches deep is employed, and tho
skirt is lined throughout with silk
An illustration is given of walking
costume of giro1ce crcpon. The top of tho
godct skirt forms n corsclct opening over a
cS;miscAc Of point dc vcnisc lined with
giroilco silk. The collar, brctellcs and
shoulder knots are of gironcc satin. The
bouifant sleeves are of gironcc bcngaline
The toquc is also of the last named ma
terial and is trimmed with roses and giro
flee ribbon. JUDO CnoLLET
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Francis Wilson's Assurance.

Francis Wilson is the subject of u sketch
and an interview in n Chicago monthly
called Music.
Mr.. Wilson treats Mr.. Dc Kovcn quito
nippantly nnd speaks of tho crease in his
trousers.
Mr.. Harry Smith he describes rs "a
growing qunntity-a growing quantity, 4"
which is enough to drive the clover libret-
fist to n course of Banting
Said the interviewer:
Tell me what the reason is that you
don't do anything moro with Strauss
operas in this country"
Answer by Mr.. Wilson: "Strauss runs
moro to the serious, you know. Hos like
most of the fellows, Strauss iS-likc most
writer's. Directly they get u little rcputa-
ton for doing II little thing they want to
do something that they cannot do-they
want TO get more serious, like musicians,
you know. Let them write successful
comic opera, and they right ew;sy get the
idea that they can blend comic opera with
serious opera.
"Thcy'rc ambitious to do greater things
So 1t is with Strauss. He runs to The
Gypsy Baron tsic) and those things, ard
they don't 90 so we'll"
And this of the greatest of comic opera
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AK, the Queen of rrotters.

"Alix stands Is hands high and weighs
$50 pounds. She has an exceedingly blood
like look, and her head, neck and shout
dcrs are perfect, says Outing for June.
She is wide across the forehead, with q
beautiful, beaning, intelligent eye Her
great popularity is that she is not fond OF
tho opposite sex. She is exceedingly fond
of the ladies. and bonnet, with good
looking face underneath it, has only got
to appear at her stall when she will imme-
diatcly 60 to meet the visitor She will
put her head down apparently to kiss the
hand of the stranger, but in reality it is
only her fondneSs for bonbops and sugar,
which her lady visitors, who know her
weakness, are always ready to give her.
In this respect she is much like her own
SEX whether equine or human. She is fond
OF the sweetness and luxurics of life. She is
model Traveller, and us soon rs she gets
into her car lies down and has no fear. AS
campaigner she is fearless, rcsolute and
game and is i'll every respect the beau ideal,
the dream and the realization of the Der
feet American trottcr"
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RI VIRl lie OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
~ trust dated the S0th day OF May, 1880 and re-.
corded in the clerks Office OF the city OF Roam
oke, Va, In decd book 81, page ~ from Mrs
susan stevens to the undersigned trustees for
the purpose of securing the payments to become
dne 10 the Old Dominion Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION upon certain bond for the sum OF one
thousand dollars (S1,000), and dctaut having been
made for the period of four months in the pay
mcnts required under SAID bond, and having been
directed by the beneficiary Hereunder. we, in
pursuance OF the terms OF said deed OF trust will
oIer for sale, at public auction on the premises
At II O'CLOCK A. NJ. ON TIE 25'ru DAY OF
july, 1895, the following described parcel of
land situated In the city OF Roanoke, Va:
beginning At point on the southeast corner
of Harrison and Eighth streets, thence in Il
soltherly direc ion with Eighth street en- feet,
and running wit hllarrson street between paral
lei lines los feet. being parts OF lots Nos and O.
in BLOCK 10, OF the lnglesidc addition to the city
OF Roanoke.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH The amount dne
under the deed of trust above mentioned is four
hundred aud eighty-nve dollars
LUClAN Ii. COOKE and j. W. SHIELDS,
o23 tos Trustees
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The Difference In Audiences.

Audiences differ. Every actor has dis
covered this har:i and sometimes unpala-
table fact.
At the Grand Opera House in Now York
recently some people in the upper galleries
look M. Below; extremely telling and
,rtistic stndy Of Macat as something ex-
iuisi,cly Humorous.
His death scene seemed ludicrous, and
when be c;Itched AZ Ike mirror or coughed
lii that Sinister fashion of his il was hailed
with JOY Us an cvtncc CT low comedy
1t is IL fact that some Of the gods in the
gallery will go 10 their graves persuaded
that ky?le Be!lcw !, funnicr than Francis
Wilson.
No woMdcr prominent actress said re-
Gently ,hat she ia'i . Accumulate rouchcn
and otherwise cXa~gc:atc her reading of d
certain high comedy role when she played
In some combination houses.
III don't, +" she said pnthetically, 81
might as well play 10 empty benches. Ev-
.ry speech, orccy poir:. goes into the air;
aothins ceGi. appreciated.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
II proycd RcNl Estnic--Hy Yirtnc of q decd OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
l. proved Real Estatc.-By virtue of deed OF
trust, dated 9th Novtmber. 1880. and duly re-
corded in the office of the clerk OF tho Hastings
Court for the city OF Roanoke. Va in deed book
No 81, page AS. whereby Robert II. Wright and
wife conveyed the real estate hereinafter
ferred to, al more fully described in the said
deed ito which r, fcrcnce i hereby made), TO the
undersigned trustee y secure certain bond, or
obligation Of Robert H. Wright to The Iron
Belt Building and Loan Association, OF Roanoke,
Va. and dcant having been made therein. and
being directed by said beneficiary so TO do. the
undersigned trustee will, on SATURDAY, 27TH
DAY OF July, 1895, ut 1880 O'Clock s. m, pro.
coed TO sell on the premises, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, all that lot OF land, with the
buildings thereon, situated In the city OF Roa
nose. Va, beginning al a point on east side OF
Lee street 100 feet from the northcasterly inter
section of Lee street and Commonwealth aven1c,
thence north 2degrees cast co feet TO point,
thence south 81 degrees IS minutes cast 12S feet
to a point on the westerly side OF Common.
wealth avenue. thence with said avenue south 10
degrees Is minutes west 20 IS 100 feet TO point,
thence north So degrees west 20 : 10 feet TO the
place OF beginning. Terms cash.
6a7-tds Il. 5. TROUT, Trustee.
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ids

TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
-. ~ PROVED real estate-By virtue OF deed of
trns dated the 10th day OF May, 1891, and duly
iecorded in The oilce OF the clerk of the llust-
iimgs Court ior he city OF Roanoke. Va. in deed
DOCK No; 81, page 35S, whereby Bette Hackley
conveyed he real estate hereinafter referred TO,
ana more fully described IN said deed ITO which
reference Is hereby made), to the undersigned
Trustee to secure certain bond or obligation OF
Bette llacklcy TO The Iron Belt Building and
Loan Association, OF Roanoke, Va and defanit
having been made therein, and being directed by
SAID beneficiary so 10 do. the undersigned trustee
VII! on THURSDAY, 2yru DAY OFJULY, 1875,
Al II O'CLOCK A. NJ, proceed TO sell on the
premises Ut public auction to the highest bidder
certain lot Of land with desirable dwelling
mouse ana other improvements thereon. begin
ming at point on the south side OF Mcdowell
street, IN The city Of Roanoke, Va, 1925 feet
wesl o. himhail avenue and measuring In front
on Mcdowell sucet;05 feet and extending back
ahout 2lO feet 20 Madison stree, being desig-
mated ~ lot 10. SHl OF Ward 4, according to the
map OF the Roanoke Land and Improyement
co : addition 10 the city OF Roanoke, Va
TERMS: Cash. There is due on said bond
S3i2 Is as OF 18th May, 1885. Ii. s. TROUT
o''S'as Trustee.
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TIE RETIRED BURGLAR.
He Tells xiow lie Game to Ta,so Up Dur
siary us l. Pursuit.


Curious, isn't it, said the retired bur-
glar chow Often our choice OF occupation
and SO the course of our whole lives may
be determined by circumstances? never
had any particular inclination for tho bur-
glary busincSs-in fast, think my inclina-
lions would naturally be rather against
1t. But when l WIS very young man
suffered groatly from insomnia. couldn't
sleep nights, and couldn't keep awake
days.
"Now, in these dnys, when things are
kept going all the time, there arc plenty
of night occupations. If had been born
now, could have found plenty to do. But
in those days things were slower. Things
used to stop at night, and people used to
go to bed and begin again in the morning,
and there was mighty little choice for G
man in the way of night work. So sup
pose 1t was natural enough for mo to drift
into the burglary business
We'll. / hadn't norc'n fairly got set
tied down into it before my insomnia left
me, and had tho darndcst time you ever
heard of to keep awake nights. 1 didn't
dare to sit down anywhere for fear I'd 90
to sleep. think very likely that in real
lily this was q good thing for me, for had
to keep right on the alert every minute
and keep moving, and dare say that that
kept Inc many n time from getting into
trouble, but still it always seemed kind
Of pity that 1 couldn't have got over the
insomnia just little earlier than did
You see, then l should have gono into
some other business, and 1 should have
liked 1t better, l know. New York Sun.
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pY VIRTUE OF DECREE IN THE uusT.

by VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN THE HUsT.
10 tnge Court for the city or Roanoke rendered
at its May term 1925, in the chancery cause OF
the National Mu. ial Building " Loan Associa.
tion OF New York against Mollie p. Preston ct
ale, the undersigned as special commissioner
appointed under said decree will offer for sale in
front of the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke at
public auction at y o'clock noon, ON THE 25TH
DAY OF JULY, 1875, the following described
parcel OF land situated in the city OF Roanoke,
Va: Beginning ct the northwest corner OF Lewis
street and Fourth avenue southwest, thence with
Lewis street 10 feet to an alley, thence westerly
along said alley 4S feet to point, thence sonth.
erly ITO feet to Fourth avenue, thence with
Fourth avenue eastery IS feet to the place of be.
ginning. On this property is situated an excel
lent dwelling hocse.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash and the
remainder to be paid in one and two years with
interest from day OF sale, the purchascr TO exc;
cute his bond for the purchase money with good
personal security, the title TO the penis es sold
10 be retained until the entire purchase money
has been paid. LUCIAN Ii. COOKE
Special Commissioner
j, 8. S. Brooke, clerk OF the Hastings Court for
the City OF Roanoke. do hereby certify that bond
has been given nv the Commissioner in accord
ance with the terms of the decree OF sale.
6-27-tds 5. 5. BROOKE. Clerk
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABIE IN.
proved real estatc.-By virtue OF a decd OF
,rus h uased lst February 1874 and duly recorded
Tor the city of Roanoke, Virginia, in deed hook
No. ~. page Is, whereby Anna K. Davis, John
real estate hereinafter referred to and moro
fully described in the said deed Ito which refer
enc eneo Is hereby madel, to the undersigned trns
said Anna E. Davis. John II. Davis and ! II
Davis. trustee, to the Iron Belt Building and
Loan Loan ASSOCIATION, of Roanoke Virginia, and de-
FAULT having been made therein and being di
rected by said beneficiary so to do. the Under.
signed trustee will, on SATURDAY, 17Tu DAY
OF JULY, ISIS, at II o'clock. a. M, proceed to
highest bidder, the following described real as
tate situated In the city OF Roanoke Virginia. or
90 much thereof as may he necessary to.wit:
B.glnning at the northeast corner OF First street
and Center avenue formerly called Uigh street
thence with First street north degree 10 min
eIes 10 seconds east 2i9 feet to point. thence
point, thence south degrees 10 minutes wcst
aSS feet to point thence south degree west
81 Feet TO point, thence north s. degrees 10
minutes, 10 seconds west 30 feet 10 n
point, thence south l degree west IS foer
TO point on Center street, thence with Center
avenue north s. degrees 43 minutes 10 seconds
west lJ rect to the beginning; also all that other
lot or land situated on the north side of Center
avenue, aforesaid. beginning NJ a point l52T feet
west OF Jtnerson street. thence along Center ave
nue. In westerly direction SIX feet TO a point
thence in northcrly direction l41X feet 10 n
point, thence in m eastery direction SAX flet TO
point, thence In n southery direction l47S feet
10 the point or beginning On this proucrty
there are several comfortable residences. Which
houses with the land appurtenant thereto will be
sold separately until nm amount sufficient to dis
charge tue Indebtedness, together with the costs
OF executing this trust shall have been realized
Should the entire land when thus offered NOT
realize sum sufficient to discharge said ndcbt-
edness and cost OF executing this trust the prom
erty Will then be orcred as Il whole Tcrmar
Cisn II. ). TROUT, Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICEs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ decree OF the Hastings Court for the City
of Roanoke rendered at its May term, 1875, in
the lt, char cery, canse OF the National Mutual
aga'ns. loci EiMoomaw ct ais, will ae special
commissioner appointed by said decree ofrer for
sale ut public auction in front of the court house
In the city OF Ro3noke at 12.oc'ock noon, on the
25Tu DAY OF JULY, 1895. tho following &c.
scrihed real estate situated in the City OF Roanokc
beginning at a point on the north side of
romlinson. thence In noIthcrly di.ec ion 1913
feet to NJ. c. Thomas line, the &c westerly with
said Hue 25 feet to,ethe lands of Mrs. Mamie
Rorer, thence sonthcrly~with Mrs. Rorers line
12i feet to Asherry street. thence easterly with
said street q feetto he place OF beginning
TERMS OF SALE:-Onet third. cash and the
balance in one and two years withNintcrcst from
day OF sale, deferred payments to nc evidenced
by the bonds OF the purchaser with good personal
security and the title Of the land sold will he re-
tanned until the entire purchase NOR cy has been
paid. LUCIAN Ii. COOKE,
Special Commissioner.
/, S. s, Brooke. clerk OF the Hastings Court for
the city OF Roanoke, do hereby certify that bond
has been given by the commissioner in accord
ance with the terms of the decree OF sale
627-tds 5, 5. BROOKE, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES sALs OF vAIrAnr M

Ru rsI,E sALs OF VALUABLE I'M
proved real cstatc-By virtue OF deed of
trust. dated LIST August 1891, and duly recorded
for o me me- osc Of the clerk or the Hastings Conrt
o. n, page us, whereby Mrs. A. b. Kcfauver and
nasoshu conveyed the real estate hereinafter re-
d terIea 10, and more fully described in the said
ueea Sto which reference is hereby madc), to the
nhhtueieigneu trustee to secure certain bond or
ooouentlon or Mrs A. b. Kefauver to The Iron
Vet b ond and Loan Association OF Roanoke.
oeing directed by said beneficiary so to do. the
SiTn fS T trustee will. On THURSDAY, THE
"A; A., proceed TO SELL on the premises, at public
nucsion: 70 the highest bidder, certain lot of
lano, WIN two desirable dwelling -houses and
other Improvements thereon.
Deginning at point on the north side of Har.
rison street, IN the city OF Roanoke, Va. and
measuring IN front on Harrison street SO feet
anu extending back OF that width 100 feet. more
OF lees 10 an alley, being the western part of lots
conveyed In said deed, and known and designated
ns iot No ., OF section No. 8, according 10 the
II, map OF the North Side Land Company's addition
TRIMS: Cash.
is tbs IL. S. TROUT, Trustee.
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parativcly short record as road racer He
first appeared Mt tho South Chicago Cycling
club road race, in which he teok thirteenth
place, with 47 contestants. In 1894 he was
ono of the starters in the Chicago road
race, but could not finish on account of
bad accident. Plumbers are said to
be slow, but in tho recent race Fairmon
displayed remarkable tcnacity and endur-
once Starting mt rapid pace, he seemed
bent upon ovcrtaking every one ahead of
him. Not once on the entire stretch did no
slackcn his speed OF get off his wheel Ho
had only been i'll training three weeks, but
was in splendid condition at the start and,
strange TO say, after the finish. Ho is 10
years DID, measures feet and Is of medium
build. His former home was Rockford,
Ills. he has lived In Chicago four years
In the racc ho Ind handicap of minutes
40 seconds and was the first man to finish,
i'll 81 minutes 36 seconds.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Il proved real estate-By virtue OF deed OF
the office OF the clerk OF the Hastings Cont for
the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book No. co
conveyed the real estate hereinafter referred TO,
and more fully described IN the said deed 10
which referance Is hereby made) TO the under
signed trustee. to secure certain bond. or obli-
CATION OF Joseph II. Murray TO the Iron Belt
Bailding ana Loan Association, OF Roanoke, Va;
and default having been made therein, and being
directed by said beneficiary so to do. the under
signed trustee will. on SATU RDAY 9TH DAY
OF JULY, 1895, at O'Clock p. IN. proceed to sell
on the PREMISES NJ public auction. 10 the highest
dwelling house and other Improvements thereon,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
n proved real estatc.-By virtue OF a deed OF
corded in the office of the clerk of the Hastings
Court Tor the city of Roanoke. Virginia, i'm decd
BOOK NO. So, page 2S6 whereby Joseph Childrcss
and wife conveyed the real estate hercinaftcr RI.
i HnS 10 ana more fully described in the said
nr rd S.o wnich reference is hereby madc to the
obligation OF Joseph Childrcss to The Iron i,elt
bullding and Loan Association or Roanoke. viz
gina; and default having been made therein. and
neing directed by the said beneficiary 90 TO do.
s sne n1nn6crsigned trustee will, on SAT URDAY,
proceed TO sell, on the premises, at pnhiic auc
ton, TO the higheft bidder certain LOT OF land,
with desirable owelling housc and other i'm.
south slde or Chestnut sire ct. in the city OF Roa
noke, virginia, and measuring In front OF Chest
nut street lO0 feet and extending back of that
width 100 feet to an alley; ncir g known and dcs-
ignated as lots Nos, and of section according
10 me map OF the North Side addition to the city
or hoanokc, Virginia. Terms cash
" ~ tbs H. 5. TROUT, Trustee,
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"Altruisn" is derived from tho Latin
by process similar 10 that used in the
word cgotism Its meaning is exactly tho
opposite of the latter however for tho al
TRUST Is supposed to prefer the welfare Of
his ncighbor to his own The word was
first employed i'll its present sense by
Comic, tho French philosopher.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
- proved real estate-By virtue OF . deed or
trust, dated LIST November, 1899 and dujy recorded
IN t me- ONCE Of the clerk OF the Hustngs Court
10 1or tne city or Roanoke. Va. in deed book No.
81, page Si2; whereby Catherine Johnson con.
reyee f the real estate hereinafter referred to- and
reference Is hereby made), TO The UNDERSIGNED
,ba f 70 secure her certain bond ga,ion
OF Roanoke, Va. and default having been made
snet e, ana being directed by said beneficiary
S AZ, UkDAE 9TH DAY OFJULY, ISa5' AT
O conl +; NJ; proceed to sell in front OF the
couItnouee In Roanoke city. vireinis, at public
auction; TO the highest bidder, certain lot of
iano, with desirable dwelling house and otter
improvements thereon. beginning at eouthesst
corner OF Madison and Lee streets in the city of
ROANOKE, va, and measuring in front on Maddi-
son street 80 feet, and extending back OF that
width rs feet to an alley; being Known and de-
slgnated se lot Nol of section 9.according to the
map OF Falrview Addition to the city OF Roanoke
va a. 90 Terms Cash-There is due on said bond
S4aI. go, as OF May 18th, 1895 'oAu
oT-tos II. $ Trout,
Z. A. MCliCGH, Trustees
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUABLg

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLg
~ residence lots in the West End BY virtue or
decree OF the circuit court OF Roanoke civ
Va, entered at the January term lSQ5 In the
chancery cause of +. l.. Zabriskie vs. Frostburp
heai Estate and Investment Company and ais
tnc Undersigned special commissioners appointed
oy said decree, make sale OF the following prop.
erty az the 'front.' door OF the courthouse Of Roa-
noke City, Va, ON SATURDAY, THE l5Ta
DAY OF JUNE, 1895, AT IL O'Clock. NJ
those certain lots or parcels OF land lying in the
CIT! or Roanoke, Va. and bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northeast
corner OF Chapman avenue and street thence
along the north side OF Chapman avenue sonth
~ degrees cast 230 feet to point, thence north
~ degrees 30 minutes east 1877 feet to an alley
thence with said alley north 10 degrees west SO
tect 10 Is street thence with Il street south al
degrees west ia7 feet TO the place OF beginning
IERNS.-Cash sufficient to pay the cost or
suit and sale and the sum OF 1868 AZ with pterest
from September 81 1880. subje 10 credit of SilO
az OF the 10Th OF November, 1899; 800 as of the
18th OF April, 1888 and $50 as of the 9TH October.
1873, and also the sum OF 81, 1854 t. with Interest
from May 18th, 1891; balance, II any, in euusi in
stalments payable with interest In one and two
years from date of sale and secured by n deed ne
trust on The property.
j. w. BOSWELL,
X. RANDOLPH HICKS
Special Commissioners.
Bond has been executed as required by thu
decree in this cause.
5l5.tds S. s. BROOKE CLARK
The sboy. Gale Is POSTPONED by consent OF
parties 10 JULY !, 1895 NJ the Same hour and
place. J. w. BOSWELL
X. RANDOLPH HICKS,
l1Ics Special Commissioners.