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rat Nile by Becker.

FLINT, Mich, June l6.-Regis Hell.
binger Of fttsburg got bad fall in q
race at the Michigan circuit track. He
was unconsaops for some time, but is
not serioualy injured. w. L. Becker Of
Minneapolis rode an exhibition mile in
2:01A.
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BARNEY BARNATo DEAD.

The South African "lkafar King" Ends His
Career by suiciding.
LONDON, June 15.-The officials of the
Union Steamship company, to which
the steamer Scott belongs, confirm the
announcement made in special dis.
patch from Funchal, Island Of Madeira,
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Fosters Mission succ,s,ful.

ST. PETERSBURG, June l7.-John w.
Foster, United States seal commissioner,
has started for London. It is under
stood that his mission has been SUCCESS
fu11v accommodated
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Minneanolia Grain.

MINNEAPOLIS, June II.
WHEAT-Juno closed at 7OAc; July.
69Ho; September, 62Ac On Track.
No. l hard, 1880; No. Northern, 714c;
No. Q Northern, 69Hc.
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Deputy Marshal Buckley suioida..

MLwAuKEE, June l5.-Deputy United
States Marshal William Buckley com.
mitted suicide by shooting himself at
his home in this city. He was widely
known in government detective service
and figured quite prominently during
the famous wildly rapg trials.
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

CHICAGO, June II.
1.-Two poultry easier. Turkeys, e@7;
chickens, &c; spring chickens, 13@
1sc; ducks, 7@sc. Butter firm; cream
cries, 11@14c; daries, 9@19s. Eggs,
steady; fresh SIC.
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sohuls 0uilty q lr.rd.,,

MILFORD, Pa. juno 1.-THE jury in
the case Of Herman Paul sohulz Of New
York, charged with the murder Of his
wife, brought in verdict Of guilty Of
murder in the hrst degree. The Jury
was out all night,
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-. ,.::.----.- &c.
BOxln1 COnteaks Muak CAasA.

UOXI08 CO0to8CB Wu9C Ce28o.
New YORK, June 1.-THE poNoe
commissioners. at their meeting, unan.
imously decided that tho 20 called boxing
contests in the city should be stopped.
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Miles ma l1iller :, :. =, u.,s r, p;

LONDON. June le.-General Nelson A.
Miles, who win rf1resent the United
States army at the queens jubilee, and
Rear Admiral J. n. Miller, who win
represent the United States navy, have
arrived in this city.
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Ev.rt.. Conditleu Yor,e.

new York, June 17.-wirliam N.
Evarts, who has been III with h grippe
at his home here for some time past, 10
reported to be worse. Phydcians were
in attendance during the night.
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WASHINGTON, June 16.-Mr. Sulzer
presented q petition In the house said to
include 100000 names in favor Of
Cuban recognition - belNgerents. Ad.
'journment was taken until Thu1sday.
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An Honor for Cleveland,

PRINCETON, N. j., June 17.-The de.
gree of LII. y. has been conferred upon
ex.President Cleveland by Princeton
university.
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Those Alien Transfers.

Thoso Alien Transfers.
Not long ago a larky crowd Of girls
invaded a Chicago cable car, and after
handing their transfer tickets to the
conductor began a giggling concert that
was as infectious as It was ridiculous
The conductor, q ruddy faced Teuton,
joined in and beamed on the young
people with fatherly interest. As no one
seemed to know why they laughed the
question was asked by q curious passen.
ger.
"You won't tell until we leave the
car, will you?" asked q merry girl.
Certainly not"
"Honor brightr' .a--- =, ,..-Tg-s..
"Cross my heart" 7;s7ss :,.''' ~
"Well-oh. it's too funny-but we
gave that old conductor a lot Of trans-
fers week old, and-oh, isn't It rich
ON another road. He Just took them
like mice"
Hes coming-we'd better skip, /"
suggested one Of the party.
mo, he's laughing yet." and they
went into freah oonvuldons Of laughter
over the mistake Of the conductor, who
would be expected to account for those
alien transfers. s.-Exohauge.
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And by Messrs. Hatch, Thurston and
Kenney - Commissioners for Hawaii.
Sent to the Senate ut Once With .
Favorable Recommendation From the
President-SenatorD Davis Moves to Mako
Documents Public bat Ohjection Il
Raised-Strong Opposition to Imms-
diate Consideration Becoming Apparent.
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Youngstown, N. D.-My husband
and myself have both received great
benefit from Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Three years ago my husbands health
failed. He lost his appetite and had
tired feeling, and his system was
out of order in every way. He be-
gan taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
it gave him good appetite aud made
him feel strong and we'll. Mrs. w.
E. Paxton. -.
Hood IS Pills are. the only pills to
take with Hoods 'sarsaparilla. Easy
and yet efficient.
T. S. Way drove into Dickinson
early Monday morning to get medical
assistance for Nicholas Kreigor who
was seriously injured by a runaway
accident. DR.. Smith who attended,
the man reported him as suffering in:
tensely from fractures at the base OF.
the skull. Mr.. Kriegor died without
regaining consciousness and was.
buried in Dickinson, Wednesday.
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st. Paul Union stock Yards.

SOUTH ST PAUL. June II,
HOGS-Market5 5@1Oc lower, following
the Chicago decline.
CATTLE-Marketfo for good cattlestrong
and active; common dragging.
Range of fprices, e285@320.
Sales ranged at e3.60@4.6O for stockers:
e2.70@8.S5 for heifers; $3.8O@3.s5 for
calves; 94.00@4.25 for steers.
SHEEP-Market lower at the recent
decline.
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SATURDAY. June n.


President Mckinley visited the Nash
vile exposition yesterday and today.
Msuser has invented new firearm,
embracing pistols and carbines, six, ten
and twenty shooters.
The situation between the Chicago
st. Paul lines has become to severe that
q call has been issued for q meeting of
the executive officers.
Professor Fresenius, the well known
German chemist, is dead of an apoplec-
tic stroke. j, He was born in 1918 at
Frankfort ON the Main.
Ambassador Hay gave dinner in
London in honor of Mr.. Whitelaw Reid,
the special ambassador of the United
States to the diamond jubilee festivities.
Most Of the guests were Americans.
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Tuesday, june Is,

It is announced by friends of Eugene
V. Debs that it has bee decided that
the American Railway union is dead.
The chamber Of deputies adopted
clause of the Bank of France bill, pro.
longing the charter of that institution
until 1920. .-4..
The Arkansas legislature has adopted
resolutions urging President Mckinley
to grant Cuba belligerent rights and send
warships to Havana.
The national w. O. T. U. officers
have issued report saying that legisla-
ton in reform measures the past winter
has been very gratifying.
The secretary of the navy has ordered
the battleship Oregon to Victoria, B. G.,
to be present at the festivities attending
the celebration Of the queens jubilee.
The Illinois anti-butterine bill, which
prohibits the coloring of butterine or
oleomargerine for the purposes of the
market, has been signed by the gov.
eruOr,
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.
a Printers '.Dsv1ln and editorial H.
ssnee"-Thoss Alisn Y1ansfses.
A Little Too Local.

Prin4srs' jokes are odd. Here ID the
way a veteran editor describes an expo
rienoe Of his salad days:
II started to work as devil Monday
morning and worried through the day
without special adventure. Tho follow
Ing morning, however, the foreman sent
me to the drug store with instructions
to buy 16 cents worth Of editorial es.
sence.' felt lite puf1ed up that ]
was regularly installed in the printing
Office on salary and walked briSkly
into the apotheoary shop and up to tho
proprietor and called for 10 cents worth
Of editorial essence. What kind Of %.
sencel' said he. Editorial essence,
repeated. The druggist said, 'ohi' but
never cracked q smile. He evidently d.
vined I was being viotimised and
thought he would take a hand l., the
fun. Five minutes later he appeared
with large mouthed pint bottle, about
one-third filed with a brownish duid,
and admonished me not to remove the
cork until I reached the office.
"When I gave the bottle to the fore.
man, he took it rather suspiciously, a.
though the usual programme were not
being followed, and pulled out the cork.
He carried the bottle to his nose and
suddenly set 1t down upon the imposing
stone 80 hard that the vial was broken
and the fluid poured out upon the stone
and floor. Instantly every man In The
Office. foreman included, bolted for the
door. The odor from that bottle VA
simply beyond compare. The air VA
thick with the vilest smells that eve3
greeted mortal nostrils. A couple o1
hours later the foreman opened the
door, but the stencil nearly knocked
him down. Finally be paid \ man el
to scrub of the the stone and floor apd
open the windows. and shortly after the
force got to work. The druggist had
filled the bottle with decoction Of do.
cayed angleworms and was never called
upon for second prescription. "-Chi-
caRO Times Harald.
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Thursday, Jane ~.


Daniel O'Connen, son of the Irish
iberator Of the same name, is dead.
1t is said that Baron Won Reckoe,
Prussian minister of the interior, has
resigned.
The American Bell Telephone COM
pany has declared a dividend of s. reg.
ular, and $3.50 extra, payable July Is.
NJ. F. Young, general manager of the
Barnum- Bailey show, died at the Audi
torium hotel, Chicago, of typhoid fever.
The steam collier Susannah O'Kelly
has foundered in a hurricane which has
passed over Belfast Lough. Ten men,
bers Of tho crew were drowned.
Sheriff Conroy Of Stark county, N.
D., with 10 deputies, is in hot pursuit of
q band of horse thieves, the latter hav.
ing about 150 horses in their possession.
Colonel Anton Mills, Third cav.
airy, who has been on duty at San
Antonio, Tex, several years in connec-
ton with the Mexican boundary survey,
will be nomill.;;e:' Is, be brigadier gen.
eral of the array. j.: is understood that
he will be retiIlu a, ;riy.
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gUMARY OF THE WEEKS NEWS


Friday, Jua, II.
A Rrooklyn clergyman has photo
graphed sound waves.
Governor Budd of California has
granted Du1xant reprieve until July 9.
John CaalAeld Of st. Paul was made
weddentof tie American Water Works
association.
The cruiser New York left Boston
under sealed orders and Cuba is thought
to be her destination.
The general synod of the Lutheran
Church Of America has begun its bien.
nial session at Mansfield, o.
The Minneapolis judges decided that
Governor Clough cannot be compelled
to furnish bank reports to the grand
jury. ,".s
All Chicago lines have made rate of
5000 for round trip to seaboard points
to accommodate school teachers and
checkmate the 500 line.
The czarina has been delivered of q
daughter. THE first child Of their mai
esties, born Nov. 8. 1895, is clso q daugh-
ter, the Grand Duchess Olga.
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Wednes.lax. June 10.

Wednesday, June 10.
Minnesota Sons of Veterans are hold
ing four days encampment at Prince.
ton.
Mr.. Terrell, the retiring American
minister, has started from Constanti-
nople en- route to the United States.
The 18th annual session of the Master
Plumbers association of the United
States is in session at New York city.
A strike Of fabulous richness has Just
been made in the ninth level of the
Gregory Bobtail mine at Central City,
Colo.
Tom shasxey has challenged Peter
Maher TO- Ang match of an unlim-
tied number q rounds for 5000 or s10.-
600 a side. g.
American alcohol is being shipped to
Japan, being enabled by the reduced
freight to compete with the German
bountied article.
The rush for government lands in the
Devils Lake IN. d. district still contin-
ues, the land Office there having more
business now than at any other time in
its history.
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Interests Only England and japan.
PARIS, June 1.-THE journal des Do,
bats. commenting on the Hawaiian an;
nsxattea treaty, ays: Only GEeas
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, June II.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-June, e91zc; July, 6SsSc; Sep
tember, 64kc; December, new, 6eko;
old, 65Ic.
6oRN-June, 2a1Sc; July, 2ohc; Sep.
tembsr, 96kc.
OATS-June, 1896 July, 1870; Sop
tembes, 1sk@1sLc.
PORK-June, t.49h; July, o7.45; Sep
Aassher A7-x
ASSAULTED BY SOLDIERS,
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

CHICAGO, June II.
HOGS-Marketf fairly active; prices 21<o
lower.
Sales ranged at ta.35@s.bo for light;
$a85@8.46 for mixed; t3.15@3.45 for
heavy; 93.16@3.25 for rough.
CATTLE-Marketq quiet, barely steady.
Sales ranged at e3.80@5.10 for beeves;
N.00@4.16 for COWS and heifers; e2.SO@
4.15 for Texas steers; $3.40@4.9O for
stockers and feeders.
SHEEP - Sheep and lambs market
slow but steady.
Sales ranged at sa.p@4.4o for native
sheep; Ss.so@41b for Westerns; $3.50
$40 for lambs
Receipts: Hogs, $1,000; cattle, Loo;
Gheep 10000.
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Monday, Juno II.
Elias Chenoweth, aged "a, and Jane
Hunt, aged 70, were married at Rich
mond, Ind.
A. j. Taylor, Democratic registrar Of
the land Office in Duluth, has sent in his
resignation.
M. F. Dwyer's colt Previous won the
Great American stakes for 2.year.olds
at Gravesend.
Archbishop Jannsen Of New Orleans,
died on board the steamer Creole, on his
way to New York.
It is alleged that H. N. Singer, the
millionaire who died in California in
December, was poisoned.
Isador Cavanaugh, colored, convicted
of the murder of Mrs. Francis Emma
Stone at Deadwood, s. D., has been
sentenced to death.
Hiram A. Waite, ex-city comptroller
Of Port Huron, Mich, has been SEN
fenced to five years in the state house of
correction, on conviction of embczzle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-04
CHEMICAL ENGINE TURNS OVER.
Accident TO IT ut the Corner of Ninth
and Main-DrI, or Hurt.

The handsome new chemical engine or
the Richmond Fire Department was over
turned at the corner Of Ninth and Nam
streets while responding to an alarm Of
fire at 1890 o'clock yesterday. The piere
OF apparatus Gas badly smashed up, ana
Captain Warwick Epps, of the chemical
company. and driver 4. w. Stubs were
both hurt. the latter quite seriously ana
painfully. The cause OF the accident was
an old spur-track Of the city Railway
Company at Ninth and Main streets,
which sets up a couple of inches or more
above the surface Of the street.
The engine, drawn by two iron-gray
horses. came down Ninth street from the
headquarters, on east Broad street at a
lively clip. At Main street the wheels
became caught i'm the car-track, and in a
second the apparatus was turned almost
upside down.
CAPTAIN Epps was standing on the rear
step. and he was hurled violently to the
cobblestones. Driver Stubs was thrown
with great force TO the ground but, Tor
tunately, away from the engine.
RECEIVED A BAD SCAbP-WOUND.
Mr.. Stubs. however. had received an
ue.y scalp-wOund, and the ambulance
was telophoned for. Both the Captain
and driver were taken into the drugstore
OF Polk Miller &, Co.. and the chemical
engine was placed on its wheels and
taken to the repair-shop Or. Greer
Baughman responded with the ambulance,
and, while several older PHYSICIANS were
soon gathered around the injured men,
DR. Baughman dressed Mr.. Stubbss
wounds Ii was ascertained that Captain
Epps had only been painfully bruised.
The injury TO the engine cannot yet be
told. though it is thought that It is quite
serious.
the fire to which the department was
responding when the accident occurred
was q chimney blaze az the place OF resi-
dence OF Mrs. Kamphouse. No. 2lT south
Tenth street. There was no damage.
There was, however "a fire at the nrug-
store Of Mr.. Albert a. Scott. corner OF
Twenty-ffth and Broad streets, about
1899 o'clock yesterday morning, which
was somewhat damaging in its character.
The apparatus responded 10 Il still alarm.
The place was abaZe when the call was
made. but the flames We're extinguished
by hand-extinguisher without the AID or
tho lireinen. In some way match was
ignited in the yarnish drippings. The IRE
did $3.50 damages. The loss IS covered by
insurance I'm the Continental Insurance
Company. OF New York. placed by Messrs.
s. II. Pulliam * son. OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-04
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Arthur Hayes TO sarah A;
Booker. II IL feet on north SIDE f r.oi
street. IL IL feet west OF 81. Paul S.oJ.
Henrco: James II. Barton's trustee 20
and Henrico turnpike. $1,000.
c. II. and j. L. Burrurs's trustees 70
Charles J. King. 40 feet on north side
Main street. l,9 feet west Of Elm, subject
to two deeds of trust. 800
Archer Jasper's widow and heirs 10
Edgar Allan. Jr.. 30 feet on north side
Wallace street between Robinson ana
Richie. 800.
w. s. Moss and wife to Highland Park
Company, lot I'm square Il, $50
leila and Peter II. Porter TO same. lot
Is in square Al, $3.50.
Susan V Tompkius's trustee TO Susie II.
Tompkins. i0-i00 acres al northwest cor
ner billiard and Hermitage roads, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-04
l.oRnNxo Is SENT TO LAUREL.
The Hriaht Hut Maynard Ind Goes
10 An, ncformnt0ry.


The revival Of winter yesterday MORE
Ing was Responsible for n full White Tenn
,le and a Roman legion OF sinners. But
Justice John intended TO 40 TO market
when court was over, and before he lett
home nllsd his great market-basket with
quantities OF justice, and 30 had enough
to 20 around
one OF the most interesting cases was
that of Lorenzo Jockey. charged with
being a warrant, who was taken by SER
eeant Thomas TO the rcformatory yes
,erday evening. Lorenzo Ia bright poy
of II. aud has been for several weeks en-
ployed Al Temples bicycle place. but as
he seemed to have no home and 10 hIo"
no one. and inclined TO go wrong jus
tice John thought II best to send MN "
Laurel. The boy says he ~ from VIZ
mington, y. c., and Is the son OF
prominent lawyer OF that city. ne IA"
away from home some time ago. Loteii@o
Is very bright, and when he found ne hau
to so to Laurel became very inquisi''sc
about the place which would soon p0
his home. He wanted TO know II tht,e
were any little Niger boys there II
any girls. and said he thought the girls
OuEnt 10 De sent lHSl'f AoO. ~ -
rious TO know what the boys would 90 10
him and If he could go in swimming
After the case had been heard Mr.. Tenn
pie gave him a dollar, and with IL Genus
he had before, he said he wanted 10
make an attack on a store, as he Wouiu
like to take some apples, bananas anu
candy up with him.
His hair is dark. lie has brown eyes, ana
a sprightly, knowing face. He was posi-
lively against going into the newspapers
and said that such notor.ety would rum
his chances of success for life.
In the case of Charles Walker, coiored
boy. charged with stealing cow from
George Schleiser. the accused was sent
on 10 the grand jury.
Slater Harris was charged with stealhs
a lot of lead pipe. but the case was con-
tinued until Wednesday.
The other cases were all unimportant'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-04
RAlLRoApLTNns.
q e. q q I1IB
An SOUTHERN
~AK RAILWAY.


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY z, 1871.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
a:v A. H.. No. IL, southern ExpresB;,
daily for Atlanta, Augusta. and
points South. Sleepers kichmond
to Danvllle, Greensboro. sahsDu'y'
and Charlotte. sleeper open d. ''''
Nj. c,,..,
Connect at Danvilic, Salisbury,
and Charlotte with the WASH
iugton and Southwestern vestlbule
limited Wo; 80, caT sEynyii,e Sie H9,
s snrn New cf sorn 30 A'" and Nash
vile: New York 10 Memphis. New
York to New Orleans. New YORK
10 tampa; also, frst-class day codcn
between Washington and Memphis.
Connections are made for all points
in Texas and California.
1900 noon, No. ., solid train eaily, fof
ley with Farmyille and Powhatan
Vile. oxford. Henderson,. and Dur
ham. and at Greensboro for Dur
ham, Raleigh. and Winston-Salem
at Danyilee With No. No. b. United
Tor New Orleans and points South.
which carries sieepcrs New York
TO New Orleans, and New York
to Jacksonville; Salisbury 70 Nasa-
tourist sleeper every Saturday Wash
ington to San Francisco without
soo p Nj No. II. local. daily except Sun
day, for Keysville and intermediate
TRhs 2lSs' ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
S p. N. From Atlanta. Augusta,
Asheville and Nashville.
ean NJ From Kevsville
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos 81 ane Co. between Manchester and
NeapOlis. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-04
Gnoh-Goxernment Meeting To-Night

The May meeting OF the Democratic
League for Good Government will be held
tonight at Laube's Hall, First and Broad
streets.
All members of the league, and all In
terested i'm its object, are especially IN
vited TO be present. The committee APP
pointed to recommend amendments 10 the
city charter are expected TO make re-
port, which will be of great interest . he
objects OF the league, and the good which
it has accomplished. have become known
TO the taxpayers Of the city, and all in
terested in good and economic city gov
eminent should be present tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-04

IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND:
V. NJ. Campbell, who sues. etc. ...:....
Plaintiff
The Southern Building and Loan Asso-
citation ......... ........ ......Defendant.
Copy Of Decree Entered April q, 1871
This day this cause came on TO be
heard on the bill of complaint. regularly
taken for confessed. and set for hearing
at the rules; on the order made here n
on January IS. 1897, and on the eXhibi $
filed and was argued by counsel, on con-
sideration whereof. by consent Of counsel
for the plaintiff and for the defendant,
endorsed on this decree. the court doth
adiudge. order, and decree that this cause
be referred to one OF the commissloners
OF this court, 10 make the following m
uuiries and report the same TO the court,
with any other matter specially stated,
deemed pertinent by himself, or re-
CURED by any party to be stated-to VIII. ::
l. VINO are the creditors and share
holders of the defendant association re-
siding in the State of Virginia.
2 What properly. real and personal.
came. or should come. into the hands OF
the receiver appointed by decree or the
court in this cause, and what - the an,
nual and fee simple value OF said real
3. What liens or encumbrances. If any,
exist on said property and their prioritles,
and who are entitled to the debts secured
by said liens?
4. WHAT amount each borrowing member
OF the said association has received from
said association. and at what date?
s. What amount each such borrowing
member of said association has paid into
the association. and on what accounts?
6. What amount each such borrowing
member should be required 10 pay back
into said association in the discharge or
his said indebt edness to entitle him 10 q
release deed of the mortgages now held
by the said association?
Ard said commissioner shall give notice
to all parties interested In this suit or
the time and place of making such in
uuiries by publication once a week for
four successive weeks I'm some news
paper published in the city of Richmond
Va. which publication shall be equivalent
to personal service on ali parties
Copy-Teste:
CHARLES w. GODDiN.