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The herald., 1897-12-17
MADE A MISTAKE
Mr.. Holabird Criticises the Street
Superintendent Unjustly

At the recent mass meeting called by
the League for Better City Government,
while the needed reform in municipal
and other departments was under dis
cussion, w. H. Holabird arose and said
that when the present school board IN
vestigation had been concluded 1t would
be we'll for the league to investigate the
office of the superintendent of streets.
He gave no reason for this suggestion
and it created some surprise, as there
has never been so much as rumor of
irregularity in that department.
Superintendent of Streets Drain the
next day sent to Mr.. Holabird and re-
quested that he explain, assuring him
if he had heard anything about
the street department that was
not altogether right it should be
known at once. Mr.. Holabird
then stated to Mr.. Drains repre-
sentative that he had referred to the
street sweeping department, and had
supposed that the sweeping of the
streets was under the control of Mr..
Drain. The fact that such is not the
case was explained to him, and he was
asked to publicly admit his mistake. AS
yet he has declined to do so, and yester-
day Mr.. Drain made public his course in
the matter.
The herald., 1897-12-17
Marriage Licenses

Vern M. Osborn, aged q, a native of
Canada. and Elizabeth c. Wilson, aged
"a, native of Massachusetts, both resi-
dents of this city.
Frederic B. Northup, aged so, native
of New York, and resident Of Chicago,
and Frances H. K. Ware, aged 30, ma
tive of Nova Scotia and resident of Bos-
ton.
James Hunter, aged AZ, and Erolinda
Romero, aged %, both natives Of Cali
fornia and residents of Ballona.
August Tezner, aged 22 native Of
Germany, and Mamie E. Donohoo, aged
90 q native of Iowa, both residents OF
this city.
Nose Drachman, aged a. a native Of
California, and resident of Phoenix, and
Ethel NJ Edmunds, aged 80, a native of
Virginia, and resident Of Long Beach.
Seth w. Butler, aged 30. native of
New York, and Grace e. Ferris, aged
~, a native of Illinois, both residents of
this city.
Alonzo T. Strine, aged 2S, a native of
West Virginia, and Nellie M. Hunter,
aged %, a native of Nebraska, both resi-
dents of Downey.
Charles A. Hammel, aged 80, a native
Of Ohio, and Maud c. Richie, aged "a,
a native of Ohio, both residents Of this
CITY.
The herald., 1897-12-17

city, because there was another W. r.
Spoon teaching In Plumas county. and
the records were mute a. to there be-
ing two men Of that name In the peda-
|gogic directory Of the state.
The Calabasas teacher was recogniz'u
by Principal Pierce Of the normal school
as young man named Charles E. Boso,
whom he had known in Chico, and the
fellow made a clean breast Of the BUSH
ness when identified and cornered. 1t
appears that he had stolen the diploma
at Chico in 1898. after It had been signed
and sealed, and while it was awaiting
its delivery to the real owner Boso had
been teaching on the document ever
since in Oregon and In three counties Of
this state.
Last week the county superintendent
took the Spoon diploma away from Boso,
who Immediately disappeared. 1t Is a
matter worthy of notice that the school
trustees Of Calabasas were sorry to lose
him, as they considered that he taught
well. Yet 1t was through rumors which
had reached the real Mr.. Spoon in Plu-
mas county that a party Of the same
name was teaching school in Southern
California, and whose character as such
was not of the highest order, which led
to the investigation that deprived Boso
of the valuable document by which he
had fraudulently earned his living for
four years,
The herald., 1897-12-17
COURSING MATCHES
Entries for Sundays Races at Agri-
cultural Park

At the meeting of the Agricultural
Park Coursing club held at No. 143 South
Broadway last evening, the drawing for
dogs for next Sundays matches was
held.
1t was announced that twenty-eight
entries had already been listed for the
great Christmas day matches.
Colonel Black stated that any persons
wishing to try out their dogs would be
given an opportunity to do so on Mon
days, between and o'clock.
Following are the owners and entries
for Sundays races:
1. Punch, D. T. Mcbride; Queen A.,
Sam Alexander.
2. Sailor Girl, ]. Wilson; Gypsy. Craig
& Wilson.
8. Poker Davis, J. Wilson; Here-We-
Are, A. Mcdonald.
4. Juliet, B. N. Smith, jr.; Fleet, Ora
ham & Morrell.
5. Fritz, Bert Gerden; Gold Dust, A.
Stowell.
6. Beauty, Ed Fisher; La Tosca, Sam
Alexander.
T. Frisco, P. Brutig; Fleet Foot, High
land Park kennels.
Klondike. J. Flores.
9. Searchlight, G. H. Humphreys; Sky
rocket, P. Sepulveda.
10. Speedwell, Highland Park kennels;
Linnie Lightning, j. Wilson.
H. Dawn, ]. Wilson; Innocent Daisy,
A. McAlrath.
-. Trip, Oscar H. Hunters; Fudge, A.
G. Williams.
The herald., 1897-12-17
Victims Of O. Cake Walk

William M. Bedney and L. Dickinson,
two colored gentlemen in white chokers
and their Sunday clothes, were put out
of Music hall about o'clock yesterday
morning by officer Randolph because
they disturbed the solemn proceedings
at the cake walk. They wanted their en-
trance fee back again if they could re-
main no longer with the balance of
style and beauty Of Darktown, and
caused such a rumpus that the police
man finally had to arrest them. Having
spent their lucre treating the ladies at
the ball, they could put up no bail and
slept in the city jail. They pleaded
guilty and must remain one night longer
in the calaboose, as Judge Morrison de-
cided not to sentence them till today.
The herald., 1897-12-17
NO CONVENTION IN 1898
National Educational Convention Is
Going to Washington

The following letter, which was re-
ceived yesterday. shows that Los An
geles is not to have the National Edu-
cational association next year:
"WINONA, MINI, Dec. 7, 1897.
Dear Mr.. Foshay: The executive
committee has selected Washington for
the next place of meeting. There seems
to be no doubt as to the ACCESSIBILITY of
this action, Notwithstanding the fact
that many would like to go to Los An
geles. I am confident that the associa-
ton will go west before long, and hope
personally that it is possible for your
city to hold it's invitation open. Already
have received a very pleasant letter
from Superintendent Pearse of Omaha,
urging that the meeting for 1899 be held
in your city. I am, of course, not at all
certain that 1 shall have anything to do
with that question. You may be certain
that you and your state and city are not
forgotten in the consideration of the
place of meeting for 1898. 1 am, very
cordially yours
IRWIN SHEPARD,
Secretary"
A very handsome branch, loaded with
olives, was yesterday sent in to the
chamber of commerce from the five
acre olive ranch of DR.. j. p. Widney at
Fernando. The branch which is
quite four feet long, was taken from a
nine-year-old tree and the olives are the
Mission variety. The fact that the same
tree bore heavily last year and that
James Hill & Sons are now picking
this years output for their fancy grade
goes to prove that the Mission olive, with
proper cultivation. is productive.
Another fine, new display a the cham
Der are some Winesap & Smith cider
apples, grown by p. L. Weston on the
l.. NJ. Newman ranch, Big Pine Grove,
Inyo county.
The herald., 1897-12-17
PERSONAL

II. r. Duffin, the ticket broker, ID In
San Francisco on a short business trip.
A. p. Halfhill Of this city was regis
tered at the Leland, Chicago, on Tues
day.
A. Hoffman Of Los Angeles was q
guest at the Auditorium, Chicago. Tues
day.
r. H. Shoemaker. r., Of this city. was
at the Marlborough hotel, New York.
Tuesday.
8. Mat1ock. superintendent Of the Bell
telephone system Of Southern Califor-
MIA. is at present In San Francisco.
The herald., 1897-12-17
1T WAS ANOTHER SPOON
Mr.. Charles Z. Bose Taught School
Under Stolen Diploma

1t was learned two or three months ago
by the president of the Chico state nor
NAL school that there was teacher in
the southern part of the state named
w. e. Spoon, who had previously been
teaching in Ventura county and was
then In charge of a school at Calabasas
in this county. The matter was looked
up by the state school superintendent,
the county superintendent and the prin-
cipal of the state normal school Of this
The herald., 1897-12-17
Christmas for the Children

The Pacific Gospel union is making
special preparations for a glad Christ
mas for the poor children. Contribu-
tions Of money, toys, books or food sup
plies solicited. Superintendent c. S.
Mason, Mrs. C. c. Foreman, Miss Belle
White or any member Of the board Of
directors will receive funds. Other do
nations may be left at 1923 East Second
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
News Of the City Courts and Of
Clerks Office Transactions.
sur ABOUT THE WORDING OF A SIGN
Newspaper Seeking. To Rrcc1vcr
Or An CID .guhgernent-C0 OF
Law nna C.in,Icery Cnuvcncs for its
June Term Record OF the Police
COErt-0thcr Legal N0tese

a rather peculiar case was argued
before Judge flanckel and a special jury
In the Corporation Court yesterday. The
sui. grew out Of the biz; black and gold
sign displayed above the pawn-brolicr
establishment Of n. Frankfurt, Main
ana church street, this city. 1t seems
that in 1882. Adolph Goldsmith, of New
York, secured Il Judgment of $3.50 for
debt against the firm Of N. and Samuel
Frankfurt, the total amount with in
tercst being $500, Meantime. an as
sgnment by the Frankfurts. it is al
legged. knocked ont Goldslnith's imnc-
date prospects for recovery and since
then, he charges that N Frankfurt has
been doing business for his wife. Minnie
l.. Frankfurt.
Section 2S17 Of the Code or Virginia
provides where u party does business as
an agent he must disclose The name of
his; principal in letters cnsy to be read.
placed conspicuously at the front Of the
house where such business Is transact
ed. The business in this case is III the
name Of n. Frankfurt in large bold
letters across the front OF the establish
ncnt, and the space occupied by the
words agent for Al. L. Frank furt' was
about the same as that occupied by the
name OF n. Frankfurt. The case was
taken under aQvisemcnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
ELHzAl,ET'Hz CITY.

Elizabeth City. N. c., June o1.-(spe-
ciaD.Ihe residence Of n coored man,
outside the corporate limits. near the
overman Cemetery was destroyed by
fire on Saturday afternoon. r. was too
FAR out for the hose of the fire company
to reach.
at half past 3 o'clock on Sunday
morning warehouse OF Mr.. c.. c. Allen,
on Lawrence street, adjoining the cotton
gin, was discovered to be on fire, and
III short time that and two adjoining
warehouses one Of Mr.. Aliens and one
OF j. l.. Pritchard's, were a mass Of
flames. The fire company responded
promptly and soon had the fire under
control. The neighborhood Is thickly
settled. stiff breeze was blowing and
put for the efforts of the company
great deal of property would have been
destroyed. AS it was the loss was light
Rev. ". p. Hines conducted a spc-
cial service for men only at the Bap-
list church on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Rcewitt, OF Newland township
this county. aCcidcntly shot himself
yesterday while examining q gun. His
dog jumped upon him and caused the
accident, which was not as serious as it
might have been, the loss OF an ear be-
ing the chief damage.
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i.z;i.NixaS.

Edenton, n. c.. June 21.-(spcciaN-
KEY. D. II. Hall, Of Elizabeth City, oc-
cnpied the pulpit Of the Methodist
Gnurch sunday morning and evening.
His sermons were spoken OF varv ,,imbfv
by the large congregations that were
present.
The pastor Of the Baptist church being
out OF town, there was no preaching nj
that churh yesterday
MT l. NJ. Meekins, Of Elizabeth City
was mere Saturday, and Messrs. John II
Small and w. B. Rodman, OF Washinr
ton. y. c., are at the Bay View this
morning.
There will be a match game of ball al
the Fair grounds tomorrow afternoon
between the kid mines OF Elizabeth CITY
and Edentor
Mr. G. S. Vann left Saturday for WIN
ton to visit his relatives.
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REg.vEDERE.

Belvidcre, N. c., June 21.-(SpeclaD-
The appointment OF Mr.. Josiah Nichol-
son as postmaster meets with the appro-
patton of the patrons Of the Office
Miss Bessie Meador, from High Point
is visiting friends here.
MI. =. \. White Is In Washington for
few days.
Miss Addie White is on the sick list,
but convalescing.
An observation party was given one
evening last week ut Mr. J. r. Dardcn's,
In honor of Miss Bessie Beador, a friend
and school mate Of Miss Eunice Darden
Nr. VIM. r. and Dr.. Il. S. White from
Hartford. spent Sunday here.
Mr.. +. II. Nicholson Is enga gcd In talk
ing the tax list for this township
Mrs. J. r. Darden delighted her friends
here by returning from her visit to Suf-
folk friends sooner than was expected.
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2lll..1AROI1I1VA

airs. James Aydlett and daughter.
MARY, or Elizabeth City, who have been
VISITING Mrs. N. II. White, have returned
nome. they left last Saturday.
MS MIS-. y. w Darden and children, Of
lh L, Nansemond county, Va, who
nave been visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
STOKES. on Water street, viii return
home this week. So
NJ. Mr: David Cox, Jr., OF Elizabeth City.
ielt this morning for Gates county in
home tonight $3.50 - %
Dr. Gillian gave two open air per-
formances last Saturday AFTERNOON md
night which were we'll attended and
hucn enjoyed by all who saw them. Hn
IS lifst-class and talented minstrel and
never rams 10 attract q crowd. He will
give another performance tonight
The weather is a great deal cooler to-
day. 49,. ="
1here have been great many visitors
IN our little town for the past week and
we cannot publish all OF their nomps
We hope that no one will feel offendrl
we nave case Of insanity in our
county Jail. Mr.. John r. White, !, pros
porous young farmer OF this county. He
was a bright young man a true ana
i,ohest CHRISTIAN. 4 superintendent OF q
sunday school and was always in at
tendance at all church services. Sunday
schools and prayer meetings. The first
OF MS showing any signs OF insanity
was about two weeks ago. About two
years ago his head was injured by some
falling timber, which rendered him UNI
able to work for some time, and he has
been known to complain very often or
MS head hurting 1t is thought that in
sanity was brought about by working
TOO much in the hot sun. He has been
the only support Of mother and six
sisters for several years. His father
dled when he was only n boy. lie was
thought great deal Of by all who knew
him. Arrangements are being made to
convey him to the State asylum at RAJ
lelGh. Ills friends wish him q speedy
recovery. His case was reported worse
this morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
Inv ana chnuccrx Cour,.

Judge Martin. presiding in the Court
or Law and Chancery, had IL busy time
Yesterday, getting the June term of his
tribunal under way. Both dockets were
called. and the following cases were set
for trial
With u jury-AIonday, June 2Sth,
Norfolk Lodge, No. IS, Il. p. O. E. VS..
T. ri. Camp ct al, and II. T.. Baylor VS.
Daisy l.. Morrisett
Tuesday, June goth. Thomas NJ Sim
mons vs.. W. J. Donald. and Smith Mill
company VS.. L.. Sheffslly & Co.
Wednesday. June S0th. S. II. Halves
4 Co. VS.. Edward Bryant & Co. ana
Henry Is. Ncwhall vs.. l.. Z. White ct
al.
Thursday, July 1st, Erie City Iron
Works vs.. w. II. II. Tricc & Co. ct al.
and f. NJ. Pecd & Son vs.. City National
Bank.
Friday, July %, Flvel VS.. Taylor.
Without a iury-Saturday, July Sd,
w cstern Electric Company VS.. *. r.
Cobb.
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TUESDAY, JUNE goth. 1897,

tn Hh lHG'l!GgY f1 ngr p2rgsePes5ty; to7wit
improvements thereon and the appurt u
namGes thereto belonging. situated on tho
N 1 Slde o6 Of Water street IN the city o.
follows. to-wit: Beginning on Water
Sh ~ at the southwest corner of the
Engine House property AFTERWARDS he
properly OF Bottimore, Marrow & Co..
ihn ~ running utnn THENCE nerthwardly along
Louise property, n distance Of CT feet,
sn 1Gae or less, 70 tho northeastern corner oe
thenc oi9 !xes Gniaea lsnEino House property
line Of said Old United Engine House
so, uuST ,mo - lGet, more or less, to z; lane
said S lane So feet. more or less, TO the old
w NSch1inn! :o, a9 tel property thencs east
changc Hotel. propcrty and the continue.
ton OF said line, e feet, more or ass. to
ilne 81 feet distant from the northwes Stern
1MNterSccLoI OF Water street and s.id
it 1odsl de lane; thence somthwardly
lane 81 feet to the intersection Of said
ianc with Water street: and thence west
Wardly along the northern line Of said
beginning. Reference is made 20 said
deed for 4 fuller description Of said prop
TERAlS:-Onc-th third OF the purchase
money in cash, balance IN two eGuai in
Hsiiit.iStilS, I|tS ab!S IN S1N ana twelve
months respectively from the day Of sale,
the deferred payments to bear six rer
cent. interest, which interest IS 20 Q pay
able semi-annually The deferred pay
menus are TO be secured by decd Of
trust to such trustee rs the UNDERSIGNED
shail select drawn. "%Gcutsd and record
Ell at the expense OF the purchaser, or the
purchaser may at his election, pay The
whole purchase money IN cash. j ne pir-
chaser Is 70 have the right to receive The
rent of said property accr,leing from and
after TIL. first day of July. 1897, Lut e
neriod OF. thirty days fcom du,. OF sale
VIII be allowed to the present occupants
TO Vacatc tho said premises in case they
cannot make any arrangement y;th the
purchaser to retain the same, such occl1-
pants meanwhile paying rent the: ofor
ALFRED Z. yHON,
Juli-tuS Trustee.
BYRD, BALDWIN & CO,
ANCtionecr8.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
Turkish Bath Robes for sl.75.

Turkish Bath Robes for sl.75.
50 dozen good size Turkish Towels, SC
each
Misses Fine Ribbed Fast Black Hosiery
sizes to 81, our price, 5 pair for SOC.
Mosquito Canopies liberal in size, we'll
made-eaSily folded--our price, Sl.25, 81 50
and Si.75.
5-inch Plain and MORE Tafleta Ribbons
iii black and all colorS, 25c
i-nch, &c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
f'OliGC Court.

In the Police Court yesterday Justice
Tomlin disposed Of the Following cases:
Ephraim Hurst, for assaulting
Robert Nash cOlored. on the head with
railroad spike. fined $3.50.
Lizzie Bell, cOlored, drunkenness and
diSorderly conduct; fined $3.50
James Harrison, colored suspected Of
larceny; continued.
Thomas Jones, colored, burglariZing
the home Of Daniel Williams, colored,
Chapel street; dismissed
Sue Pitt, cOlored, maintaining q dis
orderly house on Avon street; fined
$l1.5
Carrie Mitchell dsorderly conduct at
the same place fined Sc So
ernest Brown, cOlOred feloniouslv as
saultinG Edward Epps. colored; contin-
ued I'll Tuesday, and the prisoner bail
ed in the sum Of $50, with w r. AIRING.
ton surety.
James Pollard colored assaultinc Ce
liza Hanks, colOred; fined So 80.
Arthur Turner colored. assauItine
Andrew Moore. colored with n horse
whip at the iCty Market; fined 81
LOOKS SUSPICIOUS.
Richard Jordan. a colored boy living
In Atlantic City Ward was led by
Detective Heppel yesterday morning as
II suspicious character When searched
at the station house he was found to
have loaded pistol in his pants leg,
also pawn ticket for another pistol in
his pocket. He was locked ND for a
hearing this morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
Dissolution Of Co-partn2rship.

The copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned ut No. 100 Water
street. Norfolk, Va, under the firm name
and style or Jones, Cartwright & Co,
dissolved by mutual consent, r. NJ Cart
wright having sold out his entire interest
III the concern to D. NJ. Jones' who will
continue the business on his own account.
under the name and style OF JONES
CARTWRIGHT t& co. All persons in
dcbted TO the late firm will make payment
10 SAID ID. NJ. Jones, and said y NJ. Jones
Will pay all Indebtedness or said late firm
ID. Nj. JONES
r. n. CARTWRIGHT
June 18th. 1897.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
The blanchard Murder

The case OF the sailor Paul Blanchard
charged with the murder OF the mate
or the schooner Ingersoll at sea. will
have preliminary hearing before
United states Commissioner Ackiss
here this morning at II O'Clock Blanch-
ard Will be represented by Attorney ?.
J. Morris, and the government by Mr.
William II. White, United States At
torncy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
Father f!aSnn ncnd.
Baltimore SiIn)

Hev;, John p. Hagan. pastor of the
Ca,nollc church of Our Lady Of Good
counsel Locust Point. died yesterday at
ms residence, Fort avenue and Hull
street. During the civil war Father
idasih was a chaplain in the Confcdc-
rate army, and at one time was = pro-
! essor IN the Theologc cal Seminary at
Norfolk, Va, where no was associated
with Rev. Matthew O'Keefc. pastor Of
tho Catholic church ct Towson, Md,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
'l-inch, &c.

A good leather goods offer one
lot Belts and Pocket Books in reds,
blues, greens, tans and alligator, real
worth, 900, our price, CSC. The Belts
with Silver, gold and leatlleled buck
les. The Purses with patented hand
kerchief pockets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
Drunhcm Mans Narrow xxcn,c

4. l.. Lambert, a drunken negro. fell
asleep across the tracks Of the Ocean
View railroad Sunday night and came
within an ace Of being killed by a train.
lie was arrested, and later fined by
Justice Hawks
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
LOOKS Suspicious
Property 'CrnnsfCrs,

George w. Dey trustee. to IT. G.
Williams. lot with improvements on
the south side Of Cleveland street. be-
tween Chapel and Reilly streets, $4,000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-22
DECISIONS RENDERED.

The following cases were decided:
Hugh c. Davis, administrator Of T.
H. Grandy, against Charles H. Todd;
Judgment for $la3, With interest from
February It'll, 1897.
Mamie J. Savage against the Will
loughby Spit Hotel and Cottage Com
pany; Judgment for $50, With interest
from June lst 1892
Graham 4 Riddle against the Will
louGhby Spit Hotel and Cottage ComDa-
ny; Judgment for S3lS.50, with interest
from July 1st 1895.
Crcecy x Dill against Edward r.
Baird. Jr.; Judgment for defendant.
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HEREFORD.

ssaaertford, ". c.. June 21.-(speciaD-
W.. 9..t&stelle Freeney. Of Suffolk, and
saaAas Evelyn Petit, OF Norfolk. are the
ssnesL a or Mrs. M. Fl. White, corner Of
ssstibb and Water streets.
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EE2.4gEa1


SOME low price tliunphs from
the Big Store. Every day sees great
er and grander price opportunities.
Extraordinary selling Of Wash Goods
An immense White Goods sale.
Many reasons why you should do
your shopping here this week many.
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AUCTION SAEES-~FUTURH nav.
BY Byrd, Baldwin & Co., Auctioneers,
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
NORFOLK cry REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED ON WATER ST

Under and in pursuance Of a decd OF
ttfrost, bearing date the first duy Of May IN
ne ne year 1884, duly OF record in the clerks
oa 20 zee o. the Corporation Court Of the city
OF Norfolk. IN Deed Book ~, page sc, ex-
eeTi ndeo to the undersigned as trustee by
Ti ~ tI, Burr,lss. default having been made
c cured, l., after such' default having been
i1Iuested so to do by the creditors Sc
oioon' at the Real Estate Exchange in the
CITY or Norfolk, at II o'clock M, on