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New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Kansas City Oct sThe securities les sO % the @ SSseS Ss
tyers lost by Bank Commissioner Briedentha, or
Kansas while changing trains, were FOUND IN the
3ock Island offices at Denver last night intact
,1u,s,oro III oct. is-Carl Weakey, a ten-year-
old how was killed at the races at Nokoms yester.
Jn evenIng while trying to cross the track In 'front.'
90 tho last horse on the homestretch. The animai
ran over him.
O,umwa. Iowa, Oct ls:nlt now seems tnat frinee
r,ans nrincloal OF the High School at Usage. was
nnrdered Instead Of committing suicide The Cor
nnnr's Jury at Usage changed their verdict he
WAS buried yesterday at williamsburg there were
,hroo bullet holes and apparently two had entered
IN, .lct tGn and one the heart. Some people connect
% ne with the sensational murder and suicide OF
n,s ar,a Moore and Mr. Stinson with whom he was ac-
quanted
New-orleans OCT! ls-lt A. Gourdan; h fc lottery ;
~ Ton.ka Kan. OF violating the United states
nostal laws by sending his lottery schemes tnr2ugn
ne mails is now charged with procuring SiNo from
/" O. Desforges. one OF the Aldermen Of this city.
On the promise that by II Gourdain could aid him IN
Sls troubles The Grand Jury have indicted G9ur-
dain for embezzlement, obtaining money under false
nretences and grand larceny. He was arrested and
lis bond fixed At 5000 which no gave
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
HOFFMAN SURPRISED The OFFICIALS
WALKED INTO THE DIsTRICT-ATToRNEYs OF
FIcE WHEN THEY THOUGHT HE WAS FIGHT

WALKED INTO THE DIsTRICT-ATToRNEhs of
FICE WHEN THEY THOUGHT HE WAS FIGHT
ING EXTRADITIoN IN CHICAGO.
Horace ]. Hoffman, president OF the Honman
Office File Company, OF Pittsburg. Penn. who was
arrested at Chicago a week ago on charge vi
perjury IN connection with n $4,000 contract lor
supplies for the Criminal Courts Building IN
Centre-st. walked into the Distrlct-Atorney
Office yesterday and surrendered. He created
great deal OF surprise when he announced himself
Az first the people in the District Attorneys ONCE
thought the man crank. as MT norman nd
been contesting extradtion at Chicago Whsre IT, ,e
tective Sergeant Cuff of this city, Is sun nshtIi,s
hard to have Mr.. Hoffman extradited ii was oilIy
Yesterday that the detective sent dispatch from
Chicago asking for more funds and additional lesa
paners Both were sent the Chicago express:
II was some time before the people in the Dis
trIct- Attorneys Office would take Mr.. HOFFMAN
seriously Then his counsel Isaac Fromme, came
in and said he wanted to have his client baiIeu;
HOFFMAN was then taken before Judge Allison ana
admitted TO s. 600 bail. Henry +. Bruning, rea
estate dealer of No 6s West Onehundred-and-
fourteenth-st., went surety. -. 4.
A dispatch was sent to Detective Gun NOT 70
bother about the Hoffman case, but to return 10
New York Immediately. It'll.
Hoffman was under bail at Chicago, and whle
extradiiion proceedings were dragging aIong ne
came on here He is charged with conspiring Win
two other bidders in obtaining the $4,000 conttact.
Ii is now alleged that the market value OF the sup
niles was only $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
PREPARATION DEMANDED.
ULTIMATUM TO VENEZUELA.
srvr RY LORD SALISBURY TO PRESI-
DENT CRESPO.

~xcr.ANp WANTS RECoMPENsE FOR THE ARREST
oe POLICEMEN AT YURUAN AND STATES THE
TERMS o., WHICH THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE
WILL. BE sETTLED-IT is THOUGHT IN
WASHINGTON THAT VENEZUELA WILL
REFUSE TO CoMPLY-w1LL THERE
BE ANOTHER CoRINTo AFFAIR?
London. Oct. 1s-"The St James Gazette"
.avs that Lord Salisbury has sent to President
crespo. of Venezuela. ultimatum demanding
.,oration for the arrest of policemen at
yuruan, and giving the terms on which Great
Rritain will definitely determine the boundary
dispute with Venezuela. The ultimatum Is
either on the way to Venezuela. or perhaps by
this time has been actually delivered. Lord
salisbury and Mr.. Chamberlain. the Colonial
Secretary, The Gazette" says. decided on their
anal course In the matter before Mr.. Chamber
lain started on his vacation a month ago. and
both agreed that it was necessary to end the
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
A THIEVING LETTER CARRIER

OPENED LETTERS CONTAINING CHECKS, DRAFTS
AND MONEY. FOUND IN HIS POSSESSION.
Henry Haverstrom, OF No. 434 West Eighteenth
ST etter-carrier who has been In the service since
June g. 1891, arrested yesterday by PostoHce
INSPECTORS Jacobus and Morris, at Greenwich and
Perry sts on a charge OF having robbed the mails
Many complaints have lately been made that letters
mailed for collection on Haverstroms route never
reached their destination.
When he was arrested several letters opened were
found in his possession One. addressed 10 j., +.
LYONS of No q Green-st.. Albany, contained
check for $50; another addressed to Mrs Catherine
McGlnnis Carngford. Ireland. nc,osed a draft for
80 drawn by the White Star Steamship Company. A
letter addressed to Mrs. Annie Mackine Carlingforu
ireland contained draft for 20; one addressed 70
charles Daft Cheshire England, contained four one
dollar bills and two other letters contained - each
When taken before Chief Postoffce inspector
Ashe Haverstrom made a full confession OF MS
guilt He was arragned before United states Coin-
missioner Shields and held in $500 bail to await the
action Of the Federal Grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
m THE EASTERN REFORK SYNOD.

Shamokin PENN oct. l9-The Rev. s. C. Weand.
of Pottstown conducted the devotional services at
this mornings session Of the Eastern Reformed
Synod OF the United States The Committee on Mis-
sions referred the request Of the Pacific slope mis-
sions for aid to the Potomac Synod. Bethehem,
Scranton Millersville and Stroudsburg wanted the
next convention and the frst-named place was Sc
lected The Revs. G. j. Sanee. OF Phiiadeiphla ana
ID. Skiles of Lancaster. were elected trustees oi
Franklin and Marshall College; The Rev o. A.
Schwcdes. OF Bethlehem. was elected a member OF
The Committee on Sunday schools The Rev, A. 6.
Whitmer. OF Lancaster, was reelected superih.snu-
ent of home missions Statistics show that there
are 27l ministers 81 congregations and 1859 men,
bers. total OF s5ll s collected n the last year
by membera
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
GOVERNOR OFERRALL'S EXPLANATIONS

Richmond Va. Oct le.-Governor OFerrall. In
nm interview which Is printed in "The Dispatch.
renlies 10 the criticisms that his declnaton 10
order a State salute fired In memory Of General
Malone have evoked He says that by no word or
deed has he ever attempted to discredit Malone
az a soldier or detract from his brilliant military
record and that he would have ordered the salute
fired had there been evidence before MIN mat
there was precedent for such course. He asked
those vvho approached him the subject II 1t had
been the custom TO fire these sa.utes. and they
could not inform him. He did offer to send
section OF the howitzers to Petersburg 10 fire min
me guns and TO pay the expense out or the con-
tngert fund but the offer was not accepted Minute
guns mad been fired in the cases OF Eary Cooke and
OF her famous generals
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
ONE BOY STABBED BY ANOTHER
A DANGEROUS WOUND INFLICTED APPARENTLY
WITHOUT PROvocATIoN-THE AS
sAII.ANT MISSING.

Tony Carara eleven years old, OF No. 80 Park-st.'
49, san. ont bv his mother last night for a loaf
NJ bread on his return he met a boy fifteen years
old. whose first name is Vincent. but whose last
name is at present unknown. He lives with his
narents on the second floor. rear, OF No 50 Park
81 Tony. as he passed vincent. picked small
piece of crust from his loaf and threw II al nm,
when without a word. vincent rusheu al MN anu
stabbed him in the back -, ,,,,, .,,h ut,
Tony fell to the sidewalk shrieking win pan.
crowd collected and a thorough search OF Nln-
can,'s nome was made by the policeman on post
S ho'', val as the apartments were deserted.
Dr. Kenerson. OF Hudson street I hoSpiIal' da Sho
.n ,n and nnehaN inches deep and that the knife.
which had nearly punctured his luns' must have
oe w. Carara insisted on taking Tony home, al
though the physician said that the wound might
prove fatal c,,h mara sar, or, ID,
Acting captain Young to find the boy who did the
stabbing
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
STRIKE or SOFT COAL MINERS ORDEhEb
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MEN IN PENNsYL-

TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MEN IN PENNsfL-
VANIA AFFECTED
Dubois. Penn. oct. ia general strike or the
soft-coal miners has been ordered and indorsed Dy
the miners in this vicinity. The strike was or
dered because OF the refusal OF the Central ana
Northern Pennsylvania coal operators TO grant the
advance OF five cents a ton asked by the oo"'
ton OF October .. The territory covered py the
strike extends from Cambria to this place, ana
500 men are in the movement. The STRIKE & leaoo ~,
ers counsel a policy of peace and VIII endeaNor ~
accomplish their ends without resort TO violence
Tn.ontown, Penn. Oct. l9-The Youghioghehy
River region miners have gone out on strike against
a reduction in wages All the mines on the
"Yough" are affected except the Washington Coal
and Coke Company. Lynr's plant and the Luce
and Baugh mines. TWO thousand men are Idle
The strike Is against a reduction In wages from me
81 cents per ton.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
full feet which Great Britain would doubtless
send there to enforce her demands.
DENIAL. FROM SIR JULIAN.

A DENIAL FROM SIR JULIAN.
Sir Julian Pauncefote authorizes ar unquallied
denial of the published statement that he called
at the State Department yesterday on MISSION
of great Importance: that he informed secretary
Olney in substance that In view OF the interpre-
tation which this country placed on the Monroe
Doctrine in connection with the Venezuelan as
pute Great Britain would ask for some delay IN
preparing its reply and submitting 1t to this Gov
errment Sir Julian said to-day that he was not
at the Department yesterday He called on the
day previous which was Diplomatic Day on the
usual routine business connected with the EN-
hassy He says that ne has had no conversation
with Secretary Olney regarding Nenez zueian al
fairs; that he has been the bearer of no letter
from Lord Salisbury with reference TO Venezuela
and that he has had no connection whatever
with any Of the correspondence between lhe
State Department and the London FoIe;en oHlce
affecting Venezuelan matters for many months
Aside from Sir Ju,ians plain and emphatic De
NAL Of this report II may be said here that
Lord Salisburys formal reply tr Secretary Ol-
news memorandum containing sn elaboration or
the Monroe Doctrine was made weeks ago II
was exceedingly brief and said In effect that the
Importance of the question at issue was such
that Her Majesty's Government would consider
II carefully before answering IL in eXtenso. III
now appears that Secretary Oney's original
letter was sent to Ambassador Bayard and by
him transmitted to Lord Salisbury in August
Lord Salisbury's reply was made through MI
Ravard and 4 is presumed that any future COM
munications between him and Secretary Olney
Nth reference to the Monroe Doctrine will also
come through the same channels.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
THE BIG FORGERIES IN MEMPHIS.
A. X WARD GOT AWAY WITH 100000 BY MEANS
OF BOGUS PAPER.

A. X. WARD GOT AWAY WITH 100000 BY MEANS
OF BOGUS PAPER.
Memphis Tenn Oct 19.-Developments -his
morning in the shortage OF A. X. Ward show
that his forgeries will amount to about $3Oo'ooo
OF this paper $4,000 is held by the local banks
$4,000 in New-York 81. 900 in Chicago and the
rest by firms and individuals In Memphis
Ward received unlimited confidence in business
and society and he secured money on forged
notes from at least a dozen widows In amounts
running from s10O to $4,000 He also borrowed
the savings Of the employees Of the firm OF wnicn
he was the general manager and gave them spu-
rious notes for II.
No one knows what he did with the money
but there no traces OF his gambling. specuia.-
ing or dissipating. The best information 10 De
had shows that half Of the money was secured
within the last six months.
Ward and his wife are the way to British
Honduras on the steamer Breakwater.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
. urcHreAy SCHOOL WE'LL ENDOWED

Muskeeon. Mich. oct. ls.-Chares s. Hackley.
president OF the Board OF Education OF this city
and regent OF the University Of Michigan. has pre-
sented TO the Board OF Education the sum OF
sla, Oco and 5000 yearly while he lives. The gift
is for the construction and maintenance of a
manual training school In recent years Mr.. Hack
rles and other public benefactions In the city
He says that at before his death tie school VIII
be endowed with the sum OF sl0oVo. the Income
instructors for Il
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
THE NEW REVENUE CUTTER WINDOW.
TY'' SHOUTERS.

St Louis Oct l9-The new revenue cutter Will
lam Window built in Dubuque, Iowa, to succeed
the obsolete side-wheeler Crawford at the Balti-
more station. has arrived here Captain Brann Is
TO command the Window when she Is commits
stoned She has twin screws and triple expansion
engines OF 800 horsepower which viii drive her
sixteen knots an hour. making her the swiftest
vessel in the service. She VIII be armed with three
rapid-nring Hotchkss guns OF the highest power
She will have AZ tons displacement. Is 10 feet
ali cT feet beam and 1871 feet deep. The Window
vii be towed 10 Mound City ILL.,. In few days and
made ready for service.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
wufsKyY TRUST LT7IGATIOS ABOUT OVER.

Chicago. Oct ls-Levy Mayer. couhse' TOT 'he
Reorganization Committee, Of the Whskey rust
said to-day that the stpulations disin'ss'ns 'ne
salts against Greenhut apd Morris had peeh signed
and II now remained only for the o'he' s'ue ~
fle them in the United States court 10 pu' al
80 ,ha I,tlg.tion with the exception Of one suit
nut 10 ,he one % recover the difference between
the price laid for certain dstey yEopK 6soperfhs ar havns a
that put down In the company ,,;anent ont ~
court OF this suit are also IN PROCESS, counss '.J
Offices OF Dupee. Willard. judah s, W,hootthe atm
for Greenhut and Morris. II was saIu ~ u'"' ' '
,,ia tions would be fed early next week.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
HOTEL-REEPERS INDICTED.
ORES OF THEM IN AND NEAR LONG BRANCH

SCORES OF THEM IN AND NEAR LONG BRANCH
ACCUSED OF VIOLATING THE LAW
Freehold. ~ J., Oct 19.-There was considerable
uneasinsss IN Long Branch and Pleasure Bay To-
day over the report that the Monmouth County
Grand Jury which had been In session since oc-
tober l. and which adjourned last evening" naa
found inward OF one hundred and fifty indictments
agains, hotel-keepers. 1t is said that not notei
in Long Branch has escaped. Many or the notci-
keeDers to-day were looking about for bondsrnen,
fea ring that they might,be placed under arrest on
warrants ,,. -,.ro,oo
Conover The charges on which the proprietoTs
of the p,aces wers Indicted were that they SOFA
Iiouor on Sunday and that they maintained gam
bling upon the premises.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
GAS EXPLODES IN 4 COLLlERY

ELEVEN MEN SEVERELY BURNED. SOME OF WHOM
WILL PROBABLY DIE
po,tsvule Penn. oct ia frightful explosion OF
eas occurred shortly before to-day in the BUCK
Mountain vein Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Companys Knickerbocker Coiiiery
at Shenandoah by which eleven men, all Poles ana
IIthuanians were badly burned. George karakus-
Gus received a compound fracture OF the SKULL from
which he will probably die Michael Chice Is burned
beyond hope Of recovery. Some OF the others are
the miners hospital The cause of the explosion Is
not definitely known.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
FINANCE AND TAXATION DISCUSSED.

LONG DEBATES IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA con-
sTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Columbia s. c.. Oct 19.--When the constitutional
Convention met this morning the article on finance
and taxation was again taken up provision was
nut in to exempt from taxation all educational re-
llpious and charitable institutions when the prohts
did no, 90 m nrlyate gain There another long
discussion over the question of how long State
bonds should rum settled the night previous by re-
nuiring that they should for period mot less
than twenty years more than forty years II
resulted In the minimum Limitation being stricken
out Mr. NcMahan's ordinance to establish a
DEPARTMENT OF Roads and Forestry produced a
lively debate, but was killed by a vote OF 81 to A.
The convention at 2:30 o'clock adjourned till noon
on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
Dg FPAEER INDICTED.

Kansas City, Oct. l9.-The Grand Jury or Ray
County at Richmond. has returned four indict-
ments against DR.. George w Fraker who Is ac-
cused OF swindling Hfe-insurance companies Three
az the indictments charge an attempt 10 OBTAIN
money under false pretences The fourth charges
an attempt 20 cheat and defraud. The hndlna OF
the Indictments occupied the jury four days scores
of witnesses testified. DR.. Fraker Is confined In
the Ray County jail
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
THIRTY nouns WITHOCT FOOD.

''IIF'7
ANOTHER SCHOONER.
Captain George Woodruff. OF the schooner Adele
Bal. from Charleston and Wilmington. put Into
port Jefferson Long Island last night and reported
that he and his crew rescued Captain Cleveland ana
crew from the schooner Dlckcy Bird off Bath Me.
The schooner Dickey Bird was from Brunswick
with load of lumber. She became waterlogged
ana had her masts blown away. The crew were
thirty hours without food. They lost everything
halonpinp q them
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
ROSEBERY THE ONLY LEADER
HIS PLACE AT THE HEAD OF THE LrD-
ERALS STILL IMPROBABLE

HE SAYS THE RIGHT THING At THE RIGHT 7I11
IN HIS SCARBOROUGH spEEcHEs-HoME RUIZ
AND THE IRISH PARTIEs-LoRD sALrs-
ptRY's PRIZE IN THE DIPLOMATIC LOT
TERY-IT MAY TURN OUT A BLANK
THE VENEZUELAN DISPUTE AND
THE MONROE DocTRINE-UNCER-
TAIN NEWS FROM MADAGAs-
CAR-THE STRIKES IN
FRANCE AND GREAT 30
pRrTAIN-MUsIc AND ~
DRAMA IN LONDON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-11
FOR SALE.

House rooms and hall. lot 30x120 It.,
18th ST.. between Jacob and Wood. 1920
House, rooms and hail. Chapline ST.,
9Th ward. $3.50.
House. rooms, 18th ST.. $500.
House, 3 roomed cottage, Jacob ST. near
Rouse. g rooms. Centre Wheeling. $500
House rooms and hall. bath and both
gases, Jacob 81. between 18th ana 10th,
$500.
House. 8 rooms. 29th ST., $50.
House . rooms, brick, Eon ST., Centre
Wheeling 5000.
House Q rooms and hall, lot GlXilD IT,,
18Th st cheap. $500.
House rooms and han. lot 50Xl0o It.,
near street car barn. cheap, N.t.".
House 3 rooms. brick, 1908 Chapline ST.,
corner lot, Lind ST., 80 1T. front cheap
lots in McMechcn. North Benwood
Glendale, Island, Edgington. Park View.
Pleasant Valley and many other lots in
and near city. CAL and get prices.
House, rooms, brick, corner lot 25d ST.,
House, rooms. brick. lot 33x122 It,,
Ch8pluc ST.. 5th ward, $1,000
House. II rooms and store room, Main
st. near 2lst lot 4iXl2) 70.
House rooms. 18th So, 81 1000
Double frame house. I'D rooms and store
room corner of 33d ana Jacob SITS, rents
for ST Dcr month. 5000
House rooms, eornerEot 2ith ST.. easy
Lots on Lind ST.. Belvcdere, $3.50 and
$40 each.
Business property on Market ST. az mod
500, $500, $780, $500, 5000 and $500 to
loan on real estate
NESBITT g. DEVINE,
Telephone Gi3. 1879 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-11
Board Of Equalization & Appeals
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Clerks Office. city of Wheeling

Clerks Office City Of Wheeling
Public notice is hereby given TO all per
sons interested. that the assessors elect
ed by the Council of the City of Wheeling
have completed their assessment for the
year and made return thereof TO my Of
fee. Any person wishing TO appeal from
said assessment or desiring any correc-
tions made viii appear at the City Build
ing before the Board Of Equalization and
Appeals On the following days, at 9
o'clock a. m. as the said Board will meet
at such times at the said City Building to
hear all objections to said assessment and
revise the same:
First Ward-Monday, July 10.
Second Ward-Tuesday, July IL.
Third Ward-Wednesday, July II.
Fourth Ward-Thursday, July IS.
Seventh Ward-Friday. July 19
Fifth Ward-Monday July o.
Sixth Ward-Tuesday, July %
Eighth Ward-Wednesday July 2i
CHARLES L. DANNENBERG.
jyI9u,13,l4 City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-11

BY virtue OF deed OF trust made ~
James n. huaseH ana RANGES russell
his WIFE 70 me as trustee, Gated on no
18Th day OF January, leS'. ana recorded IN
the Office OF the Clerk Oh the county Court
OF ONO county w est virginia, ia deed or
trust book -, page TO- 1 VIII sell on the
premises az Iuuilc auelon. on .
Ih l RSi}A ~ JCLt 1'it, Iosy'
commencing az iY clock q. M, we Ioi-
lowing descr ioed Ieal e7Ule' 10 WIZ
piece or parcel OF laha situate lh ONO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-11
TRUSTEES SALE OF TRIA,
DET.pITA PROPERTY


by virtue of a deed OF trust made by
Andrew Vance and wife 10 the UNDER
signed trustee dated September Jth, 1898,
and recorded In the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Ohio, County West Nr-
gnia, in Deed OF Trust Book No. Is. pages
iGj-46I and SIS. I VIII sell at public auction
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th DAY or
JULY. 1895. beginning at IT'D o'clock ~. n.
of said day. at the north front door of tho
Court House in the. city Of Wheeling, all
the following described real estate situate
i'm Trladelphia District. in the County OF
Ohio and State of West Nirginia-thot is
20 say-all the real estate conveyed 10 said
Andrew Vance by deed Of Cecilia j. Law
son, dated May 9Th, 1855. and recorded In
the Clerks Office Of the County Court of
said Ohio County in Deed Book No. 49,
folio 52l, being all the Lot No. 3 named iq
certain deed of partition made between
Isaac II. Matthews and wife Of the first
part and Cecilia j. Lawson Of the second
part containing two acres. two r0ods
and thlrty-fOur poles, on which Is erected
tavern house. Also, all the Lot No 1
named in said deed Of partition of said
Isaac II. Matthew'S and Wife 90 said Ce-
ella j. Lawson. There is excepted from
the property above described so much of
same as was conveyed 10 Maria Wilson
by deed dated july 9th, 1870. and recorded
i'm the Clerks Office OF the County Court
OF said Ohio County ip Deed Book SO. G3.
page $40, also, the same conveyed 90 j.
Hcifenbinc by deed datci November zqtn
1876 and recorded iu the Clerks Office of
the County Court OF said Ohio County. ig
Deed Book No. 81, page lt0t also fi. i1t
conveyed 10 Herman Weiss and eight flet
I'm width of said grounds neXtt0 thosch0ol
house property adjoining the above desc
cribcd real estate. together with all tho
buildings and imrrOvCmurs thereon and
the appurtenanccs belonging thereto
Terms Of Saie-One third and as much
more Of the purchase money as the purS
chaser may elect TO pay TN cash on the day
OF sale. the balance jpn one year and two
years from said day Of sale with interest
on the deferred installments from said day
Of sale until payment. and the title no said
property 10 be retained until the purchase
money and interest shall have been paid
I'm full. JAMES j.. ROGERS
Trustee.
W. r. HALLER, Auctionecr.
fpfoavyf
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