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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
COTTON NOTES.

Heavy rains have fallen in Texas.
Weather in other parts of the cotton
belt warm and clear.
Weather bureau in Washington pre-
dictcd frost In Western Texas last
night.
Bar Silver in London 81 s-16d. per
ounce, against 20Hd. last year
The visible supply OF cotton on the
18th was 1.S96,7SO bales, which is 763,-
o.? bales less than last year, and S07,5T6
less than In the big crop year iS94-'05.
Spot quotations In Liverpool declined
1-32d. Spot sales were 5000 bales,
against 10000 last year The contract
market declined 2@3-6id., closing easy.
The exports Of cotton yesterday from
the United States We're very heavy,
amounting to SO.+94 bales, against A., 4O7
bales last year, and 50,30S bales 1894.
Future contracts in New York de-
clined three points and closed steady.
January, GIG ITO 6.17; March, 6.24 to
GA; May, G.31 to G.32. Sales, 99,310 bales.
New Orleans contract market declin-
Cd four points. December. $50.
United States port receipts were A.
"65 bales. compared with So, GAG last year
and 53.411 bales in 1891. --s...
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
A Mothers Chance.

Well, is it known here how mothers
have to stretch their dollars that the
boys and girls may be covered with wool
when winter winds blow, and when 4
chance comes like this, why, every
body in the store IS glad that while the
little profit must be had, for that is
business. the mothers will hive no sac
Tiilces 10 make, but viii be hslped in
etcad--and that Is pleasure.
There is keen Joy in the hearts of the
little army OF employees here when the
store ds underseling like this That Is
human nature. 1t Is II short story. a
big mill. the seasons end. make an offer
and clean up the stock. They are
yours. Ship by freight and draw at
sight, and then Is Norfolk mothers
chance.
Childrcns White Wool flat" Under
wear. Heavy weight, high quality
Nearly all wool. Sizes TO fit the big
Eest and smallest boy and girl, priced
so as to go in few days. no matter
whether hot or cold wet or dry. We
tell OF this to-day in Newport News,
and Hapmton, and expect u boat load
OF buyers from there alone
The Underwear rises &C. to sc. n size
An idea Of its wonderful chenpncss is
had when 1t is told that size 16 is
Is cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
IN THE CITY COURTS
Many Matters of Interest Around About CITY
Hall Square.
WANT TO SELL THE OCEAN VIEW ROAD
Eoiuminous Proposed Decree Filed in
the Clerks Onice Ycstordny-In tho
Police Court-Numcrous Small
Gases Disposed 0f-SuIt Dccidcd-
In Squire HAWKES. Dniliwick.

1t is proposed by Mcssrs Tunstall G.
Thorn, attorneys for the Norfolk Bank
For Savings and Trusts, which is trus-
tee for the Norfolk and Ocean View
hallway company, now in the hands Of
q receiver, TO sell that property and
franchises to defray it's Indebtedness
They have filed voluminous proposed
decree in the clerks office OF the United
States Court. The instrument which
has yet TO be confirmed, orders the sale
by special Master w. l.. Williams, of
tine property. This action is taken in
the suit of the Walker Manufacturing
company against the road and the bank
as It's trustee. The decree provides that
the road shall be sold at auction, and
that SaO,Ou0 must he paid in cash the
balance to be paid within ninety days
and furthermore, that the parties 40 the
suit may bid for the property,
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sum of $500, with Il. B. Mars surety.

sum Of 500, with Il. b. Mars surety.
l.. White, who was arrested upon the
charge Of robbing w. ID. Sharp, OF Lam
berts Point, Of $3.50 by shell game at
The show grounds. and who was bailcd
in the sum of $3.50, with John r. Lewis
surety for his appearance yesterday
morning, forfeited his bond by not APP
pearlng. Mr.. Sharp did not recover any
of his money.
Justice Hawks has sent on to the
county grand Jury a negro named Will
liam Smith for stealing q watch from
Il Mr.. Tatem, of Berkeley, at the Wild
West show. Smith. who is an old Of
fender, was arrested by Detective Hep
pei, of this city.
Moody Cornick, colored, assaulting
George Cornick, coiored, with Il club;
discharged. the complainant falling to
appear.
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A Truthful Statement.

Anexccllentand invaluable remedy,
for tho cure Of cough, cold and hoarsc-
ness, is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
Mr.. Jas. Hadfield, $50 West St., New
York City, yeri(cs this statement.
He writes, "Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
Is most excellent remedy for cough,
cold and hoarscness, and I take great
pleasure in recommending It to all,
who require sucha valuable household
medicine" DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup
is sold everywhere for IS cents,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
AUTUMN IDEAS.

The freshest Of muslins, soft and
transparent as chiffon, are being made
up into dinner dresses The favorites
are checks In pink, blue and mauve,
with cross bars of white hair lines
Chiffon scarf sashes are in favor knot
ted ut the back or the sides. They fresh
en- up gowns which begin to look rusty
at the end of the season.
Old-fa shloned point lace shawls are
worn draped Observation-Disclosures a,s
aprons" over dress skirts. \ very full
and deep flounce of chiffon meets the
edges.
Fringcs arc said to be coming in ms
decorations for mnntles and capes They
are nuisances, as everything catches in
them, but possibly the fringe manufac-
turers think they have been sighted
too long.
Light slk skirts either in black and
white stripe or some pale color, will be
worn with fancy bodices. This is more
artistic than the black skirt which for a
season has been worn with every kind
or waist. Abroad one never sees n wo-
man in Il black skirt and fancy waist.
for the two bcar no relationship TO each
other, though no one denies that the
black skirt is economical.
The rage for colored shoes and stock
ings is virulcnt in France, where the
women are wearing pink shoes and red
hosiery. This sounds too auda cicus to
be true, but it 10 go:
One OF the prettiest muslin dresses
seen this season and one which might be
worn this winter for evening was Of soft
white silk muslin accordion plated
from neck to hem, with the bodice blous-
ed at the front and back with n belt of
white glace silk drawn through q dia-
mOnd and TURQUOISE buckle Worn with
this was a hat of pale pink trimmed
with Dlaitings of silk, a bunch of pink
roses on the crown and Il bunch of white
roses AT the back where the brim turned
up.
The most popular hat OF the moment
is black chip lined with white chip and
trimmed with black ostrich plumea Ex-
ceedingly pretty hats are In toque form
made in white net spotted with black
chenille, fastened at one side with par
adisc plume.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
Ladies' Underwear.
IS cents.

There are some who cannot under
stand how Mems. Ladies' and Child
ren's Underwear and Hosiery is always
30 much cheaper here. Ir these care to
know let them come and look on the
fourth floor. There is more here than
In all the other stores on Main. from
Granny to Church street combined. and
likely this might include Church street
also. No buying of jobbcrs is done. cy-
cept 10 fill some special demand. The
mills are dealt with direct, so prices
are mill prices and case prices. Why.
LOO garments are nothing. If the price
be below the market. Here Is an ex-
ample Ladies' Vests OF mnco yarn.
silk trimmed everywhere; a very fine.
heavily fleeced cotton vest for winter.
ana drawers to match, made by the
mills cspccialiy for the store, and bear
Ing Its brand, are but
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
Roman Ribbons.

The Ribbon Department here Is
w.r1l2 store. Innan Ribbons, very
wide and very beautiful, 45c.
Roman Ribbons. for belts, Csc; for
ties, l5c. q yard.
New basket wacavc muiti-colorcd Rib
hons; new to Norfolk eyes. Tartan
Plaids. 62i&c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
Stationery-Not Stationary.

No A Baronial and 6h Government
Envelopes, &c. n pack.
Octave and commercial size Cream
Move. good quality paper, plain or rul-
ed. 10c. 4 pound
Special.-BoX of "a sheets paper and "a
envelopes Of four tints, Toe.
Box containing As sheets and As envc-
lopes, good quality, assorted. four tints
In each box. lilac, cream, pink and light
blue, 19c. each.
Hard Wood Rulcts. inches and metres,
q fine desk rule, 1c. each.
Drawing instruments for geometry
scholars. the complete set in velvet lin
ed box, 25c
Composition Books. "a pages. 1c.
Rubber Tip Pencils, Sc. dozen.
Red and Blue Pencils, &c. each.
Colored Crayons, box Of IL for &c.
States, 6X9-inch, sc.
Carriers or David's Black Ink, or
bottles, &c.; o., &c.
Pens, all makes, 5c.dozen
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
A Mans Chance.

To-morl-ow and until sold, the most
remarkable selling OF Mems Shirts we
have ever heard OF. If hundreds Of men
do not come, it will be because they
never expect TO buy any Shirts for u
year or two to come. For Mems I'M
laundered Shirts, cut full. good white
muslin bodies, neat and pretty percale
bosoms, bound Blossoms. reinforced
cushion. (EpliO Northumberland
well made and perfect fitting SHIRTS
VIII be, IL laundered, 39c., and the same
unlaundered, each,
% cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
This a Flannel Store.
Is cents.

There is nothing made In Flannel
from the finest silk warp to the low
est quality that is worth selling, but is
here 1t comes by the case. On the
third floor is being opened now a case
of wide twillcd scarlet Flannel OF extra
weight-will be yard, Csc. And q case
Of Cream Flannel will be tic.
II cents.
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Blankets Under Value.

There are six or seven hundred pairs
Increases OF them bought months ago
before wool rose. Good, white Blankets
are 5Oc.a pair, then others. white ana
gray, are 75c., s1.00, $500, $3.50 and up
to the summit, where royal "Califor-
Mas" are $1,000. There Is here n lot Of
11-4 All Wool White Blankets, worth to-
day 5000, which, while lots lasts, will be
onc-thirdtless. We have never seen
such value as these at
81 On
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
Department of Woman's Work

Newly established here In niche near
the Butterick department, and a pleas
ant place 1t is. Stamped Linens are be-
Ing closed out because trifle scIled
Then here are Hemingwnys 6 Sons Flo
and Knitting. Brainerd " Armstrong S
Flo, twist Roman Floss and Knitting
Silk--new things are open here-some
very attractive values 10 popularize the
new place. Applique Bureau Scarfss
Pillow shams, Applique Squares,
37H cents and so cents.
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$3.50.
Flannelette Wrappers.

Novel ones just in. Rich, dark Orient
nj colorings, stylishly made, linad waist
are Sl.50 Some not so line and fancy,
but which are very free sellers, are
IS cents.
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37H cents and 50 cents.
Neck Adornnlents.

Ruchs, Colarcttes. Rufus, fluffy and
captivating face sof'eneTs, zoe. 10 S3no
Then. Silk Fronts and fronts os Acccr-
doom Plated Chiffon Tie Store Is alive
with novelties in these and witk Feath-
er Boas. These are $1,000 down to
SO cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
Mems S1.SO Underwear.

a famous makers Mems Natural Aus
tralan Wool Shirts and Drawers, regu-
lar $1.5O quality will be here for few
days onc-ithlrd less. Rcason-All sizes
here now, but we bought broken lot.
Some too big for general sale. Some
too small. That made the price
$1.OO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
Children's Underwear.

Besides the selling told of ito mothers
there are other unusual values here
Child's White Wool Vests and Pants,
at 15c.. 11c.. 20c.. etc, and Boys Natu-
raj Wool Drawers, soc. for any size.
Then. infants wear from the finest to
a soft white one, probably. all cotton
but good article at
12Z cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
SUIT DECIDED.
THEY WE'RE SWUNDLED.

VICTIMS OF Shell Games at The Wild
West Ground.
Justice Hawks heard the following
cases In Huntersville yesterday:
John Arnold. swindling George Fore
man, colored, out OF $40 by u game at
the Wild West show grounds, continued
till Monday the complainant failing to
annear. Tho accused WAS hailed In tha
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
10 cents.
Pretty ParIOr Pictures.

Illuminated Photos, on glass, brass
mounted, variety OF charming subs
jectts--are at the jcwelry counter at a
marvellous price Just chance, this,
80 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
Mems Scarlet Underwear.

Two spcCiais are to be sold. One
fine SOFT wtooi, double breast and back.
pearl buttons, silk trimmed. Cochineal
req. Sl.oo ones at Sl.OO each, and the
other, single breasted Scarlet. Both
are buy. The latter is for shirt or
drawers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17

James Lane, who died In Chicago The
other day al the age of 101. was the old
est citizen Of that city. He was once a
firm friend OF Stephen a. Douglas.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
The Comforts of Home.
II cents.

Eight big cases and twenty bales Of
Comforts stand around with their
mouths open where this is written. No
woFdcr chcapnes9 and goodness are
companions when so many comforts are
bought. Fine Comforts are Soc, then
better ones are Gee. 75c., SSc, ST. 90 and
up short steps to fine Saline ones at
$500, $3.50 and S2.T5. Then Eiderdown
Quilts are $500.
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$500.
Mems Suspenders.

30 dozen were bought to do ths-soon
no more: Good web, elastic ends, brass
mounted and going like 4 fire engine,
pair,
10 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
A Stir About Gloves.

Monday thcs Ladies' kid Gloves 80 ON
sale. Ok Blood and darker reds, with
black embroidery, tans and browns,
with self and contrasting color cmbroid-
cry; black with white, and black ana
white embroidery, and also plain white
Gloves, every size, all new; regular S100
Gloves,
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50 cents.
Mems Sweaters.

All kinds. of course, here, but these
are worth telling about especially
made OF the finest quality worsted
Warranted fast color Maroon, Navy
and Elack.
$1.OO.
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$1.OO.
Lace Curtains.

Lace Curtains are strong stock here.
Nottihghams, 75c., Si00. $l.50, $500 and
UP to $500 by short jumps, and in Irish
Point Applique particularly beautiful
lot are per. pair, $500
$500.
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70 cents.
Actually New COrsets,

Short on the hip and low bust. Tho
minute you sec itthat minute you know
that man has made the right thing at
last. These sell on sight See them
black,
ia ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
Croise Velvet, Indeed.

Here Is how: Thirty-five pieces Of q
number were taken before Mckinley
wa7 elected that this might be done,
Croise Velvet, fine silk face, full pile.
Richly worth Sl.00. Some likely have
to get more than that. An excellent
velvet for dress trimming. Every good
color is here.
Is cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
Silk Waists.

Silk Waists.
Now Silk Waists are being opened
ready Monday Changeable Taffetas,
$i69 and $3.50. Swell waists, these
Black Silk Waists, rich jacquard figures
lined throughout, an extraordinary Of
fering,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17

The Hon. Charles w. Jones, former
United States Senator from Florida,
died at Detroit on Tuesday, after sick
ness OF several weeks,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
Rain Proof Garments

1t is going to rain after a while, so
new line rain proofs here. Ladies' Com
bination Gassamers, $1.50; Ladies' In
vcrness, $3.50 to $500. Both double tex
ture cloth, these: Children's COmbina-
ton Gassamers, $1.23; Children's In
verness, $500; Chlldren's Electric Circu-
lars,
871a cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17
IN THE POLICE COURT.

Justice Tomlin's Motley Docket Yester-
day Morning-NIany Minor Gases.
In the Police Court yesterday Jus
tice Tomlin tried the following cases:
Lula Thompson, colored, abusive Ian
guage and fighting with Charles Diggs,
colored; fined So.
j. BREWER, alias a. ". Jones, colored
suspected of murder in North Carolina;
discharged.
Mamie Brown colorcd, suspected Of
stealing lot Nf bed linen. crockery and
silverware from Mrs. l.. c. king. No. iI2
Main street; dismissed.
George Hancock, obstructing the
street with q wagon; dismissed.
Willie Reid, cOlorcd, suspicious char
acter: discharged
Addic Taylor. colored. committing n
nuisance and abusing an officer; fined
g.
The warrant against Joseph Nelson
and Jesse Wilson, coIored undertakers.
charging them with allowing q funeral
procession to obstruct an electric car on
Church street last Wednesday. was
tried yesterday morning by Justice Dali
ton, sitting for Justice Tomlln, and dis
missed.
SUIT DECIDED.
In the Court Of Law and Chancery
yesterday the defendants in the suit OF
10. II. Stetson &c Co. VS.. Willis Brown.
Clayton O. Brown and Arthur Brown,
confessed judgment for S219.
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87H cents.
New Printed Stufs.

Roman and Plaid Percales. New ones
are opening az this is written. Fine,
these, 12lac. New baby hannats plain
and figured, Sc. and Zoe. Special also in
new Wrapper and Dress Prints at &C.
hon novel polka dot and plaid designs,
outside novelties In Swansdown for
Sacques Tea Gowns, etc. Some gay
stuffs these, and very beautiful,
IS cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-17

Chenille Covers.
Four quarter, 37lAc. and Soc: six quar-
ter, soc. and S714c. Larger sizes IL you
want them. Tapestry Covers-six quar-
ter are SItSc., to the largest at
$500.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
WILL BE HELD IN MARCH
Meeting of Sedgwick County Sunday School
Association Is Arranged

The next annual meeting Of the Sedg-
wick County Sunday School association
wiil be held in the First Methodist Epis-
copal church in this city March l and ?.
A meeting OF the executive committee
OF the association was held al the office
Of o. A Boyle with s. ]. Loudenslager,
James Allison, S. Caldwell. Prof. Will
Jams, Geo. E. Campbell and G. E. Leh-
man present. The secretary being ao-
sent, Geo E Campbell was elected seq
rotary pro tenn The resignation Of Q. A
Boyle as secretary was accepted and
Prof. E. F. Buck was elec1ei secretary 20
fill out the unexpired term.
The invitation from the First NJ. F..
church OF Wichita to hold the next an
nual convention in their church March
and ,. 1898. was accepted. \ committee
OF three. consisting of Hon. w. E. STAN
ley, @. z. Lehman and Prof. Buck, was
appointed on program, and c. S. Cald-
well was appointed a committee on mu-
sic for said convention. James Allison
was appointed a committee on entertain
meut of delegates.
The president and secretary OF the as
ISOLATION were instructed to send out in
vitations 20 the superintendents OF the
$50 Sunday schools in the county, request
ing them 10 send delegates TO the county
convention with report OF their schools
and the usual collection for carrying on
the state and county work. Il was decid-
ed by the executive committee 10 do ell
in their power to- nske the coming coun-
ty convention one Of the best in the his
tory OF the association. The state score
tary will be present. and other distin-
guished Sunday school workers will be
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
GOOD SHOOTING
TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE WATCH THE
FUN YESTERDAY
Some Elegant Prizes Won by the Success
fuI Sportsmeu ut Riverside Park

Some Elegant Prizes Won by the Success
fui Sportsmeu ut Riverside PARK
There were about 200 people at River
side pork yesterday afternoon to watch
the two days shooting contest which was
under the supervision of Messrs. Ben
nett & Bates. The high wind interfered
considerably with good shooting. There
were 50 many contestants that it was
found necessary 10 divide them into
squads of four for eacn event.
The first event was for fifteen clay
birds. The winners were: Ford first,
prize, learner bound hunting coat; Perse,
second prize. one Powers cleaning rod
Martin, third prize, pair leggings; Dale,
fourth prize, duck call
Second event: Ford, first prize, pair
hunting pants; G. Oldham. second prize.
corduroy cap; MellInger. third prize, dog
whip: Clark, fourth prize, cleaning rod.
Third event: Ford. first prize, sweater;
W. Oldham, second, canvas leggings;
Sturgeon, third. folding gun case leather
bound, with sling; Clark, fourth, skate
sharpener.
The fourth and sixth events were con-
tinued until today, when the shooting
will be resumed at O'Clock.
Fifth event: G. Oldham, first, half doz-
en- folding canvas deooys; W. Oldham,
second, canvas hunting cap: Dodds third.
cleaning rod; Mellinger, fourth, dog col
lar. nfckle plated.
In the live bird contest there were
eight entries at 81 each. the money be-
ing divided into five prizes. Ford was
first; Jennings and Sweet tied for second
and split the money; Throokmorton third
Mosbacher fourth and Cash Henderson
fifth
The sport will be resumed today and II
fs expected that even a larger crowd will
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
WILL RECEIVE BIDS TODAY
Monday Morning the Bids Will be Opened
in Judge Fosters Court at Topeka.


Major Ewing. receiver for the defunct
Wichita National bank, said last even
ing that ne regretted exceedingly the
antagonism that had been displayed by
some newspaper articles rela tive to the
settlement OF the affairs Of the bank.
He thought that there would proba bly,
be four bidders, at least enough to pro-
mote a healthy competition, all Of whom
will receive fair and equal cornsidera-
tino. He will receive bids for the prop
erty today in his Office and on next
Monday he will open them in Judge
Fosters court in Topeka, recommend
ing that the highest bid be received. In
order that there may be no favoritism
displayed, Major Ewing has drafted the
following conditions which will be ad-
hered TO strictly:
THE following requirements will be
made Of each and every party who con-
templates bidding for the assets Of the
Wichita National bank:
'First-A deposit of five thousand dol
lars (s5,000) must be made with the re-
ceiver of said bank as earnest money,
and as liquidaeed damages in case OF
failure to carry out the contract within
thirty days, provided their bid is ac-
cepted and recommended to the. court;
otherwise, the $1,000 50 deposited is to
be returned forthwith.
''Second-No bid will be received ex-
cept it be for sufficient sum of money
to discharge all the obligations of said
bank, ofevery nature, at their face value
ii, Of int mill
be given to pay the remainder Of the
purchase money, without interest.
'"Third-All the assets of every nature
and description, belonging 20 said bank.
is the property intended to be sold.
"Fourth-The receiver reserves the
right to keep possession OF the assets,
and to administer the affairs of the trust
until the amount of the consideration
is fully paid. and the business of the
trust settled -