davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
SACRED CONCERTS Ar BEACH,.
Pror. n. Du. s. edward Innusurntcs
'#t Them TO.l1:,y

froI N. DushaEe edward will inau-
Eurate series Of Sunday evening sac
req concerts to-day at the Princess
anne hotel. Virginia Beach The first
y. WIS series comprise Miss Yewcli. Of
WaShlngton; Nr. Turner. of this CITY.
MI. Coniey, who won his way into the
heart OF the Norfolk people by his
nmu9ing recitation, and Prof edward
This fuartcttc will render some select
and excellent music III the afternoon
l'or1cS Uniform Band OF twelve pieces
VIII discourse sacred music on the pavil-
ION on the hotel. This is IAN excellent
onp"rtnnity for the Norfolk people to
spend pleasant day There is, Of
course. no charge attached to these en-
tertaiimcnts and this will, OF course.
DC appreciated. The management OF the
PrlncesS Anne should be commended
for this excellent Stcu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
sel &. -

DRAPER-At the residence Of her hus-
band. No. a0o Washington street, Ports
mouth: Va, July 3rd. 1897. at sos a. m.
Family NJ. beloved wife Of Silas c.
Drapci. In the 9Th year IF her age.
Funeral services MORROW Mon
Gavl AFTERNOON at Central NJ. Il.
church at . o'clock Friends and ac-
unaintanCcs are invited 10 attend. Inter
lnent will be at Oak Grove Cemetery.
4 GiIlSEIlN-JiIly ID 1897, at 730 D. m
at her residence. no. &c North street, Mrs
ELlIABF"rH AGNES GIIiSELiN. wife
OF John u. Ghiselin Esq, in the 18th year
or her age
Funeral from Second Presbyterian
Church SUNDAY, 4th instant, at s p m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
ALMOST a MURDER.
"A Negro vicious,y Assaults n white

IN an encounter in the Queen stree.
market yesterday morning between Mr..
Nchard Eastwood. who has charge Of
D. 5. Baums meat stall. and n negro
named Peter WILDLY, the former was
badly Injured. He had had trouble with
the negro the day before and yesterday
morning about $50 o'clock WILDLY came
up behind Mr.. Eastwood III the market
and hit him a terrible blow ON the back
Of THE head with aiStlck.s. Mr.. Eastwood
was rendered almost scnseess.' He was
attended by Dr. Groves and afterwards
removed to his homo, on Cumberland
street, in q; carriage. WILDLY escaped
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
Sales on Change.

Messrs. @. II. Farrell e Co. auction
GERS. SOld yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange. for McssrS Eason ana Pen
der. special commissioners, the Tide
water Floral cnmpany's property at Port
Norfolk Except the movable plants and
i1owcrs). Mrs. w. j. Harris being the
purchaser at $%,050 in cash. The prop
erty sold included eight lots, the green
houses. steam plant, residence, etc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
sNIp.ar:, rails ana tse.nrnss1s.

q S iie{5first Niagara Falls excursion OF
fsTlle. sea son ysWlll leave Norfolk TUES
ia July 9th, Via. WASHINGTON steam
er5 at 40 D.. M. making connection At
sSSt4 q shington with the Baltimore ana
20 hip Tailroad for Niagara Falls direct
via Pitt sburg, crossing the Ancghany.
2sshfornta!ns by daylight. Fare from Nor
folk, 90 for the round trip. Tor ful!
Es.particuars apply L o z ARTHUR. g.
3SSIsf,syISS Southern IoAs:enge X y gent,
under Atlantic hotel. ju2G-9i
'iJselect Excursionsio Niagara Fails,
is.SSss55 T'scsslay, July 18Th.
So, "A personally conducted tour 10 Mag
n ara Fans. Buffalo Watkins, Glen ana
Geneva will AeaWe s;orfalll Tuesday
~ lily 18th Via Baltimore and WaShins=
S$5ton; steamers, thence via the picturesque
EEtsssIsai tim ere and Ohio anl Lehisla Val
!%1sy Tollts. Close connect ions VIII .sbe
az e. spYSn trsatn -Wl:h., liull.u:l,
( q lnr s.chra attached. leaving MASH
s. inEf onsat $40 and Baltimore Gat sos Il
81 M, reaching NIAGARA Falls Al II y. IN.
The saTnS- DAY. Ants AFFORDS a lnaGnii-
s¢5opphftuiity' 10 TAKE an attractive
s8ins tructtve and economical vacation.
Fare for the round trip from NDrfoll:
I IS; s. 90. \ '' 4 nj
top overs will be allowed on the re-
8Etlrnstrip at Maucll Chunk (Clcn Onoko>
SSEurdett AL threes miles from Watkins
issfs lens ST age c0aches%m all lrainS},
5NGiene s1socheste and BuifG|o These
tickets %tWili fEbe valid for return trip
eleven lays from Eorfolk, Including day
sis,f5 gal e So Il
stiS tickets, etc, apply to Arthur G..
4ewi q Southern ..assengcr agent 4ff
sss sIAs ail 81 rect Is Nn., under Atlau-
&; ptei. s;s II 8. jy2s nd-7l
he FRINGE !; Anne hotel on to-r1c--
sS a.JW igiht I,r ofeasosS ClotEtrd and al
8Cdntey,& of the y cnn4e Juniors: Mr.. Tur-
IN orr RI and Miss Yewell, o.
ggsSg ashing tpn,5r III rsr der; soms delightful
az orf 81 Is. are invited
y md "a u lse nh villt this op-
Is re sen or; st.Gl :, de
ulsoesn . ton jy3-2s
II eoncert KIN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
Sundays \ swcrs nnu Questions.

\. %HlF'.UHN.
9. When the hour and minute hands
are exactly together between 5 ana i
o'clock. what is the time?
9. What better opportunity do you
want?
Ladies' Carpet slippers. rs ... zoe.
Ladies Cloth Slippers SIS ~. ..... 35c
Ladies Tan Oxfoy,l,s, IS, i0c
Ladies Tan ONfogds. 2-S Acc.
Ladies Patent Tip OXfords. S.. 4Oc
Mems Caters. 81 65c.
iliLLLER'S SHOE STORE,
Ga Bank street, Opposite Courthouse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
IN MEM a,REAyE.
GEORGE w. N Ai.IS.
Died October Isth. 1896.

Ger this grassy mound so fresh and green
We iwinc our GarlandS fair,
Ana minGlc our tears Of sadness
Amidst their perfume rare.
try to picture the beauty
or the Home where truly well meet
After earthly turmoil and striving,
My boy again Will greet.
I hat mansion Of brightness and grandeur
In the realms of bliss above,
Only this can make L u heaven
There again will meet him love
HIS MOTHER.
NoF1o!k, July 1, 1897. jyi-1t*
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
ROMANCE nouND ron NORFOLK
Young Richmond Couple VIII Try
to We'd Here.

Mr.. William f. Talley and Miss Lizzie
BlaElock, the young Richmond couple
who have had considerable trouble in
their efforts to get married. will, 1t is
sad, come 10 Norfolk to-day on the
regular excursion and take IL drive
across the North Carolina line. where
the nupibll knot will he tied 1t Will
De recalled that the father OF the young
man recently stopped their wedding and
had the son arrested on the charge OF
ppriurV
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
stcrlifs. silver,

silver Is attracting ;hc attention Of the
world 4; large. and Mcssrs Grccnwoods'
superb stock OF manufactured SiiVcrWare
Offered al midsummer prices Is attract
Ing the buying public in twin cities"
ana outlying country, making that stock
very active. You get a Greenwoods'
jus; what YOU pay for. and confidence
b"&cts them the large patronage they
hOlN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
Eycnin- Excursion 90 n,d roin,

Steamer northampton will resume her
t"i-wcckly excursions 10 Old Point Mon
day July 9Th, leaving Bay Line wharf
on Mondays. Wednesdays. ana Fridays
a $50 =. m, returning from Ola Point nj
1850 y. III. Fare 90 cents for the round
trip. jy Aft
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

If you want 10 spend 4 deliGht!ul dly
on the water, take steamer Northamp-
ton. leaving Bay Line wharf at { 100 /,
m. daily. except Sunday. for trip to
Mob1ack Bay and landings on western
shore. Fare 81 for the round trip,
jy J-.f
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
Rev. w. II. nnnn NJ Y. NJ. &. A.

The meeting of the y. NJ G. a. this
afternoon at 4 o'clock will be addressed
by DR.. w. tt. Dana. Of Warren, Ohio
The theme will be The beauties of the
Bible"
Mr.. t. G. Tupman will sing. AS this
IS the first Sunday of the month. la
dies will be welcomed to this service
The Boys Gospel Army will meet rs
USllal ut 2:3Q O'ClOrk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
Not E'nper-e;ood CIoih.

The Linen Reversible Collars an,l
Cuffs are not paper. but good ciuth, and
have all the advantages OF the laurdcrcd
kind (and none Of the faults at the price
of the ordinary paper collar. See al.
in another column.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
!. W. II. Il. TTice s O.,
81 Real I Estate and Rental Agents, Corn&"
IS t5sa Bank ana Plume streets
FOR RENT.

4 $50 s5G FOR RENT
SsasERESIDIIN CE1S :--aS7 Duke. IS lsilry go
3aiY orlt1 st, S23 Chapel st, - 4Wuliir 81
II Church, y Cottage Place, !2i Falkland ST.
b 2SS and 357 CRANKY ST., Is ana IL Arlington
PAGE 81 Holt, IT. Riley, lS3 Maithy ave.
d 80 80 Cranky, ITO Mariner. H. Kelly ave.
5fsfsa T0RES:-lIoninierciai Place 3SG Main
I'D ain, 252-4-S Mater. 5e7 Church. 81
s%ssSonlnierce. Hotel q and % Talbot 81. %
aasSslild 2! talbot, 81 Bank, 2l3. III ana 2l9
s9Siurch, brick warehouse Roanoke Dock
II 56d Church. q Queen, 5s5 Main, l6i Bank,
fS3l2{ CRANKY.
$ySSs5 F,IiA rs: ZIP Church, sci Church, Si1
ssShurch. E1t2 Bank, ISL Main ST.. 1856 Church
y e and 5;2!t lhot. ~ Bank St. IS High ST.
81 S1.:snchnrch ST., so Bank st.
S$s Oh nc ES :--3Si Main St, 2ll Main St. lot
;Stnsrcar5 asa Church ST., Office IN CITY Ma
sStionnls Bank building, Atlantic 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
SUSei0l Notice.

Monday, July 5th. will be observed a Il
legal holiday by he Southern railway
and no freight will be received on tina,
day. PeriNilab bic freight will be delivered
between the hours Of a. m. and - noon.
jy lit T.. II. LAMB, General Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

DEL TIIj, pa ItJ,V


Que or lie iai@ESt as we'll as one Of
The most driiGhiful tug parties Of the
season took place last "Wednesday night
1t was given Ivy Il number Of young
men Of Norfolk. in honor Of their lady
friends ana quests The tug Pncuhontas
left the southern wharf with lie merry
party about s O'Clock. and IN hour ana
q half later the young people were
trGaHnG the may walt2cS in the spa
ciouS hall room Of the ilyScin The
tine passed all too quickly anu 1t Was
with very reluctant steps that the mem
hers Of the party wendell their way to
the wharf for the return trip. AS the
lights Of Norfolk appeared III the dis
ianCc. Tome. sweet Home WAS sung
Nnd when The wharf was reached Il few
minutes later good nights were said ana
the young people dispersed 10 the!s
homes
'Fhn party numbered in ali forty-fivc.
rhapcroncd ~ Mr.. and Mrs George
Toms and Nh ana Mrs. Howard Sawyer
and consisted Of the following persons:
Miss NirS!iia Jones ana her guests Miss
Courtney and Miss Parker: Miss lrnu
AmiSH and her quest Miss lianlin:
AIss Feircr Of 'rurhoro. who is visit
ing Miss Oi"nd'hai: Miss Schroeder. of
HIrcrstraM y. Y. tho guests Of Misses
Grace ana Nellie lie.tyin; Miss Heard.
OF Chattanooga and Miss EVELYN Pet
tit. JuiicttA Clements. BESSIE Roberts.
sue ltns&ell. isabelle l&rmour. F.lcy
Minnie 1tlcy, Gertrude rlry, Of Norfolk.
ANA Miss Fochlcs. Of Petersburg. The
gentlemen o.! The party were Mcssrs.
Dcy, Ses0ms. I;cll Dudley. Woollcv,
0dcndhal. SlnymaEer. Kennedy. Hail.
Hargravcs, Hunter. Jones. Land, Pol
lard, Fan Shackclford. .n'urnc:, Martin.
Anes, Brinklcy and McAlister.
Miss Glare Grown, Of baltimore, who
S1S hCn,, NpS 1
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

See advertisement of Old Dominion
line special excursions to Old Point TO-
day and tomorrow ivi-1t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

Ocean View has all stars this week
Manager Bush has the most attractive
talent that could be secured. Hear the
Calbert. I35s$ s%l,.@ Ajul3-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

Vim. visor and victory--these are the
characteristics OF De Wits Little Early
Risers. the famous little pills for con-
stipntion, bliousness and all stomach
and liver troubles. J. NJ r. Trotter
Truitt & Smith and r. t. Wilson.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

On account Of Monday being legal
holiday the Southern railway freight
hou.e will be closed on that day, only
delivering pcrishable freight between
the hours OF s and 10 a. M, and rccciv-
ing none jy3-2t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
III T.. l:dI.SSsS.
~ --N'N--.----~-~S 49,
MOT ICE

The annual meeting of The Stockholders
OF the CITIZENS BANK, Of NORFOLK,
Va. Will be held at its banking house
West Main street. MONDAY, July 18th
1897, at - o'clock noon
WALTER II. DOYLE,
. lud-cOd-tdm Cashier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises. 1850; sun sets, 7:oS; high
water, ll:5i Il. m. midnight; low water
5:56; high wafer. Cos
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

See advertisement Of Old Dominion
line special excursions to Old Point To-
day and Tomorrow. jyi-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
WEATHER REPORT.
Forrcnnt nnd General Conditions For
vn.tiai.
Washin gtbn. y. c..

Washington. y. c.. July B.
"a:
orally fair, continued high tenn
pcrature; SOuthCaStcrly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
THE GLORIOTS FOURTH
Uncle Sam Will Celebrate His Hundred
and TWenty-Flrst Birthday.
CANNON, FIREWORKS. SMOKE AND NOISE
INT It Won't All Happen To-day
Monday the Time for the Big Ceic-
brntion OF the Anniversary Of the
Nntion'z Nirih--A Partial Program,
ofthc Events Arranged For.

Your Uncle Samuel is one hundred and
twenty-one years old to-day, but he is
still luSty yOunEater among the older
atoms OF the earth The eagle has full
license TO scream itself hoansc to-day,
but owing to his dcep-l ootcd respect for
the American Sunday. Sam himself has
concluded 10 postpone the fireworks I'M
til tomorrow. Just because hi; birth
day happens to fall on Sunday our re-
spccted Uncle Samuel does not propose
to disturb public worship with cannon
crackers, Detarda cannon, anvils and
brass bands. or any Of the other devices
generally used for making a joyful noise
IN honor OF great nations birthday.
SO the small boy will have reluctantly
To put away his fireworks until Monday.
Thousands Of visitors are expected on
excursions which will he run over al
roads centering here, although in Nor
FOX there Will be no special dcmonstra-
ton, but the day will be general hnli-
day. the banks. public offices and rail
roads being closed to business. The gen
cral delivery and stamp windows at the
post-ofliCc will be open between 10 and II
Il. IN. The letter carriers will make no
deliveries OF collections after the y. m.
trip.
NEWSBOYS' EXCURSION.
The tug lIhrman. with the large
schooner Annie Reynolds in tow. will
leave the foot Of Commerce street Mon
day morning at 1880 O'Clock for Ocean
View. taking all the newsboys Of the
city who wish to go on delightful eX-
cu:sion. The uEe of these vessels
has been donated for this occasion by
their owner, and no charge will be ma de
for the trip. Tickets can be secured upon
Application to Mr.. II. Phil. Williamson, a
the Public Ledger office.
OTHER PLEASURE JAUNTS.
The Y. NJ. G. a. will send out a deep
sea fishing party Of about 20 on the
Vivid.
y pleasure party will 20 to Mathews
county to-day on the tug Katie.
on Monday evening the elegant cx-
cursion steamer PocahontaS will make a
trip 10 Old Point Comfort, to enable
those who may desire it, to see the fire
works at the hotels there. Arrange
nlents have been made for the free ad-
mittance Of her pa Sscngcrs 10 the Hygcia
dancioS pavilion. Schedule and further
particulars will he found elsewhere in
the advertisement.
For The accommodation of those who
day a ord Poin. the Old Dominion
Steamship Company has arranged a spe-
cial schedule, which may be seen by
reference to the advertisement in an
other column.
The colorcd military Of Norfolk will
| spend Monday In Petersburg.
Mayor Mayo will address Il patriotic
meeting OF the colored y. NJ. G.. a. this
afternoon at the Masonic Temple on
| Queen street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
EOritlllt and stitl I.Oint.

& 5s.Hkil street caricconductors will sell
rto-tfay ana hereafter al fifty,
{5a2cetlfs for the round trip. This include
GsStyeet car " fare in IN orfolk Sixteen
trains each way daily icS-tr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

VA Call at 1855 lew nun ber) Main street
nd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

INC SNTNINNF StNSpN may HOW De said
10 be NJ It's height. Sailing and rowing
in tho uootncsS OF The glounliuE cycle, rid
iu;s unde, the same pleasant conditions,
tennis ana Bowling: are all prime fav-
Father TiIne. and as for the Shirt waist
girl. she is here by Il large majority
detained here by the illness Of Miss
Annic They expect TO 80 TO blue Ridge
Mr.. II. Cornelius Raymond left last
night via Bay Line for the Thousand Is
lands He IS accompanied as far 40
'ss
MI. Joc Drummond left for Baltimore
last evening.
,1nI,o,,.,.,,.,, .,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

Nj. Joe Drummond lcftIfor Baltimore
last evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

MI II Cornelius Raymond left last
night via Bay Line for tho Thousand Is
lands. lie IS accompanied rs far as
baltimore by Mr. O.. II. Meyers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

Mr.. John -. Vaughan and family are
detained here by the illness OF Miss
Annie. They expect 10 so to Blue Ridge
Summit 10 visit Colonel Taylor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
SPECIAL. AND PERSONAL
|sDoings and Sayings Of Norfolk Society
During the Past Week.
TUG PARTIES, SUMMER SPORTS AND FUN
sam Indoor Affairs I2avc No Place
ia ihG Suntner CHRIS I'ians-I5ay
Rides md Hops Many Fair WISH.
tOrs Row III tho CHy-l.ife ut
inc Reach Gay.

Tic summer season may now be said
10 be at It's height. Sailing, and rowing
in the EooincsS OF the Elouning cycle rid
ing under tn" same pleasant conditions,
tennis ana bowling; are all prime fav-
orltcS Us pleasant means for killing Old
Father Tilne. and as for the shirt waist
girl. SHE is here BY u large majority.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04

Cant. w. G.. Whi!;c and family left
on Thursday for their summer home
II Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Evening star., 1897-04-16
AUCTION SALES.
g. @. SLOAN Z CO.. AUcrs. 14s7 G ST. NV
FUTURE DAYS,

g. c. SLOAN 4 CO.. AUCTs.. 14e7 G ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OF
VALUABLE IMPROVED LOTS ON FIOltIDA
ibiS DAD! AN The Etc eofNFf SSFfht or SFNhsE WAsh1sG
By virtue Of certain deeds of trust. dated Sep
tcmser q. 1895. and recorded among the land rec
crtis sf the District of Columbia In Lier No 2O5S,
OF ihc party secured. win offer sale. at pub
Nc suc1l9n In front Of the premises en- THuky
1877. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
fSoTins - lots s Of ground IN Joseph Faeds sn'
dad: " in the county of Washington b. C.. as re-
corded ia the office of the surveyor Dist rict
The EAST HALF OF LOT NUMBEKED EIGHTY
EIGHT tss,. with the improvements known No.
LOT NUMBERED EIGHTY-NINE tSs) with the
Improvements thereon. known as No. 120S Florida
owner and oceupers Of lots Nos so 81 and % Of
said subdivision over the rear four IA feet and
st s,ty four hun,re,l,hs ,6p of foot of the west
LOT NUMBERED NINETY co, with the i'm
pIovements thereon. known No. 12O6 Florida
avenue. with perpetual right Of way owners and
n cnpans over the four u, feet and sixty -four
half Of said lot So, and subject to perpetual right
OF way 10 the owners and occupants of said lots
Nos 81 and 30. the four ~ feet andr six-
Ttyfour T hunsireiths ga. of a foot Of said lot No.
Lot NUMBERED NINETY ONE tsn, with the
Improvements thereon. known No. 1904 Florida
anS apSnne, with perpetual right of way TO owners
feet and sixty-four hundredths (6p of foot OF
said lots 9O-s9. and west half Of sS and subject
to perpetual right of way to owners and occu-
pants of said lot % ,hc four tD feet
and si1ty-four hundredths l6p of of said lot
No. 81.
LOT NUMBERED NINETY-TWO (92) with the
improvements known as No. 1902 Florida avenue,
with perpetual right of way to owners and occu-
pants OF said lot over the rear four t4t feet and
sixty four huniredths C6H Of foot of said lots
Nos. 9l. 30 80. and west half of lot No. So
Also lots numbered ninety-four t9l,, ninety five
1851, ninety (96, and nnety-seven ts7, OF said
subdivision. with the improv ements. known as
Nos 1lo9. I'LL, 11i3 and 1115 18th street east
respectively
Each house ard lot will be sold separately The
Improvements consist of neat and attractive brick
DIV llings. with modern improvements
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, and balance
In eInal installmcnts at six, twelve and eighteen
mcnths the purchasers to give their negotiable
pTonssory Lotes for the deferred payments bearing
interest at the rate Of six per cent per annum
and secured by deed Of trust on the property sold
deposit OF 500 on each lot when sold. Con-
yey' ncing and recording cost Of purchasers
IL terms of sale are not complied with within ten
DAYS tf day of sale the trustees reserve the right
10 resell the property at the risk and cost of the
purt haser making default
]. TAYLOR EILYSON,
CLAIMING NJ BOLTON,
ap9-dSds Tru.fse.
Evening star., 1897-04-16
JOHN HAYS BIRTHPLACE.
Humble Beginnings Of the New Am.
bassadOr to England.


baHSadOr tO England.
Jacksonville Ind. Dispatch ,he Globe Democrat
1t is not generally known that John Hay
the author of Little Breeches" and the
new minister to the court OF st. James, is
a Iative of Indiana. He was born in the
town of Salem, thirty-fiye miles north of
this city. in 1898, in little one-story brick
house. which still looks as fresh and in
vitin2 as on the day when John Hay first
saw the light. Few improvements have
been made about the place. A little white
wash now and then has frightened up the
exterior, and the yard and garden is a
mass of rose bushes and flowing vines. 1t
is an 'humble-looking house now. but it
was probably one of the best houses in Sa-
lem at the time of IT'S construction.
DR.. Charles Hay. father of John, Hay,
came to Indiana. from Lexington. KY,
about the year 1925. He visited Corydon,
in Harrison county. the old state capital.
and there married Miss Leonard. a
daughter of one Of the pioneer citizens OF
the state. About 1880 DIR. Hay moved to
Salem. Washington county. where be prac-
ticed his profession. and rendered valuable
service to the people OF his adopted state
during the cholera epidemic of 1880. The
county records show that he was the coun-
ty poor physician in 1881. and he at a later
uate lelQ the ONCE OF county commissioner.
He had no political aspira tons. however.
although he was stalWart whig and gave
considerable of his time in furtheFing the
political cause of his friends.
DR.. Hay became publisher in 1884. and
In connection with Royal B. Child issued
the Salem Monitor a Whig newspaper, a
copy of which is still extant. and which is
credit to the journalism of that day. Dr.
Hay wrote the leaders for the Monitor
during the memorable Harrison Campaign
of 1S40 and his articles prove that he had
a thorough knowledge of the political is
sues of his time. and he handled them in
Dr.. Hay retired ar from II + newspaper work at
the close of the campaign of 1910. and re-
suned the practice of medicine. He also
gave some time 70 ,th8( upbnilding of the
town. and plated an addition which still
bears his name!I Il 'IGti II
Death robbed tffe;docter ana his wife of
their Oldest son ABOUT the time that he re-
tired from the MohitorTtan in the old Sa-
lem cemetery. wheSe the Hay burial lot is
situated. Is a discblored gravestone on
which is the folioYsngd prescriptions:
Edward Leonafh Hay. B. Nov. A9th,i
1872. D. Oct. 8th $50" ......-
In 1874 the Hay family disposed of their
saw, III, when john Hay was but six years
OLD. Some old mep st5fl reside in Salem
who VIII, knew Dr., chsrlespHay and his wifs
Intimately and rernember the boy Jahn,:
and they always speakdn highest terms of.
the ability OF the father and the superior
accomplishments Ct the mother. y