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The times., 1898-04-14

From the Charleston, W Va, Gazette)
Emperor William is going after more indem-
nifty and, as usual, he is going with a gun.
lie will perform the remarkable feat Of drawing
blood from turnp, however, ii he gets money
out Of Spain. But here's success 10 him.
The times., 1898-04-14
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Communications intended for publication in
The Times should be tersely and plainly written.
and must in all cases be accompanied By the
name and address of the writer Rejected com
municstions will not be preserved. and only
uscripts Of obvious importance viii be returned
20 their suthors
The times., 1898-04-14

The Times has long since thrown parti-
sanship to the winds, but it rises to re-
mark this morning that the Republicans
of the House of Representatives are a
poor lot. They possess neither fairness
nor decency. patriotism nor physical
courage Evidently Mr. Reed knows his
business
The times., 1898-04-14

From the Chicago Record1
Congress is just beginning TO grasp the Pres-
dents little joke about tomorrow never coming
The times., 1898-04-14
CurtaiIed His Isxnenncs.

From the Detroit Free Press)
she-Are typewTiters as expensive this year as
ever?
He-Well-er-thst is, I'm not in a position to
answer have young man taking my dicta-
ton az present:
The times., 1898-04-14
Pertinently Remarked.
(From the Binghamton Herald ,

There was more truth than poetry in the
remark made by William Jennings Bryan the
other day when he said: ''if we have war the
Republicans will be sorry that they upset the
income tax"
The times., 1898-04-14

To the House: Await the declaration
of war. Then-fight Spain
The times., 1898-04-14
A New Version.

From the Atlanta Journal0
Thrice he's disarmed who lets his quarrel rust
The times., 1898-04-14

Boutelle, of course, voted no" This
appropriately concludes q traitorous
record
The times., 1898-04-14

BERTHE" Adams, as a war dog, was
something which even Reeds reconcen-
trados could not take seriously.
The times., 1898-04-14

Anything but further delay, gentlemen;
anything but further delay
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-05-05
I raised nv hat to them.

Iratsed my hat to them.
peat 1t, deliberately murdered, three peo-
ple-in fact, logged the lives out Of
two women and one man. and the only
sentence passed upon him was that he
should be transferred elsewhere. Il
makes my blood boil to think of it."
II can quite understand it."
Eyes That was all. Nothing more
was done. The man went free. The
poor wretches were only natives, you
must understand. And who cares about
few natives? No one. You may think
I'm exaggerating, but I am not. Now
1t so happens that have an agent living
on that very island whom can perfect.
ly trust. He was witness ON the In
quiry commission. He saw the dogging
In question, and in due course he re-
ported the facts to me. must also tell
you that that man boasted publicly that
II he caught me he would-bus there,
dare not tell you what he mid he would
do. Now his friends have used their In.
fluence, and no has been appointed to q
post In one Of the treaty ports Of China
l hear he is passenger on the mailboat
touching at Singapore next week. !"
"And what do you intend to dos"
''It is my intention, II possible. TO
catch him, to punish him as he deserves
and by SO doing to teach him 9 lesson
he will remember all his life."
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-05-05

thoroughly.
That's right. Now let us be getting
home. Tomorrow we must DO early
astir."
we continued our walk and in five
minutes had babe each other good night
In the hotel gardens and separated.
by shutdown next day We were on
board the Messageries Maritimes COM
pany 8 boat, steaming out of TanjonR
Prick harbor, bound for Singapore. I
joined the steamer some time before her
advertised sailing hour, but It was close
upon the time of her departure when
Allie and her companion made their an
pearanoe.
In my capacity of casual acquaintance
raised my hat to them as they came
up the gangway, but did not do more.
They went below, while stnid ON deck,
watching the business Of getting under
way.
Just as the last sign of the coast line
disappeared beneath tho waves some one
came up and stood beside me. On look.
ing round discovered that 1t was Allie
80 you managed to get on board
safely, she said after the usual polite
preiiminarios had been gone through.
Our enterprise has now fairly started,
and If we have ordinary luck we ought
to be able to carry it through success.
fully"
Let US hopo that we shall have that
luck then, answered. "But confess
1 tremble when think of the risk you
are running In appearing in place like
Singapore, where you have 80 many
enemies
Even disguised % Miss Sanderson,
the American heiiess2 No, you cannot
mean it. If you think that, what will
you say to another plot am hatohing?"
Another? Good graoiousl And what
iS this one to beP''
Listen and you shall learn. Three
years ago, in certain island Of the
south Pacific, there was man-an off,
cfal holding high office under govern
ment-who very nearly got into serious
trouble. The charge against him was
that by his orders two native women
had been logged to death. By some
means he managed to disproye 1t and to
escape punishment, but the feeling
against him was 30 bitter that IL was
thought advisable to transfer him else
where, You would have imagined that
that lesson would have been enough for
him. Not bit. On the new island he
began his reign of tynsnny ssaias, and
once more u death occurred. This time,
however, the victim was q man. The
authorities at home were Immediately
appealed to, with the result that an. In
quiry was held, and his retention on that
island WIS also considered injudicious.
He was removed from his high estate.
That was all. He had murdered, 70.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-05-05
CHAPTER TX.

HOW WE SUCCEEDED IN OUR ENTERPRISE.
On arrival at Singapore we took rick.
shaws and drove direct from the wharf
to the Mandalay hotel, palntial white
building Of two stories, boasting vivid
green shutters on every window and
broad, luxurious verandas on every floor.
I was the first to reach 1t. and, remem-
bering my position Of casual acQuaint'
anoe. booked a room for myself, leav-
ing Miss Sanderson and her companion
to follow my example when they should
arrive.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-05-05

Brief work done accurately and
promptly at the Tribune office
opposite D. & R. G.. depot. Tele-
phone No. 10.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-05-05

tro be continued)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
SELECT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
Y.M.C. \ VIII Carry a jolly Crowd
ON the Night OF August 18th.

The second annual moonlight excursion
az thc Young Meu Christian Association
was such "a tremendous success that the
committee have decided to run "a special
excursion on THURSDAY. August ith
~ is generally known that the young
men of the Association are raising "a
fund To- make some necessary improve
meutr at the building and thls excursion
VIII be run for thls purpose, TIE pro-
Ceeds being devoted 60 the improvement
fund
10 viii Doe remembered that over 900
persons were aboard tle steamer Poca-
l0Ufas ON the last excursion.
In order that 30 may Doc more sausfac-
tory ro all the committee have DECIDED
90 liml. the number of tickets GO CO., me
price win De very reasonable ana tickets
can De- secured af the Association build
ing 20 is SAID that laree number of
parties are being made up for thla cA-
cursi0u. which ls sure to prove popular
pleasant and profitable.
AS during tle past Two years. lheic
win be- no formal programme, every DOW
being free TO visit and will oe sure 10
find co. genial companions ana make new
friends .,,.
10 is more than likely that al the uch-
cts viii be s0lt before the day o. the tN-
cursion arrives AT present tickets can
Doe secur from members Of the Associi-
ION. as well as at the building but ailer
rrueedav. August "a. the same can be- SEE
cured only al the building until The limit
s. reached.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
POLICE SUFFER
FROM THE HEAT.
An Unwise Rule Which Should Be
Abolished.
WEAR THEIR VESTS BUTTONED UP
Violations of This order Always Re-
ported Reasons Why the Force
Should BE BE Allowed 60 Wear
Outing Shirts.

The extremely hot weather Of the past
few DAYS has called attention 10 what
seems 20 b. an error % judgment on the
part OF the Board OF Police Commission
ofs That able body SIS engaged IN me
practice. doubles without thinking OF
fhe malJel. OF most inhuman method,
and consequently causing great slHerlns
u a hundred fclow-cfcatures.
Tho rules laid down by the Board re-
u4lre The police when on their beats In
fhe daytime 90 wear vests closely button
sd up. They are also required 20 attire
themselves in white shirts and collars.
SUFFERING AND EXPENSE.
Consequently. when tho weather grows
warm. tine suffering, especially Of the
Ftouter ones is great Apart from the
discomfort ongcndcred by this order
F1cro is considerable expense ontailcd
np0n the guardians OF the peace (which
the size Of their salaries does not justify.
All who have expressed themselves on
tho subject agree chat the humane ana
sensible mode OF procedure is 10 allow
sho pafrOimen and scrgcants TO wear
outinc shirts ana mo- vests during the
months II June, July and August II
they used good judgment The ncatness of
their appearance would not Doe interfered
with and they would perform their duty
pith mucn greater comfort
There SIS no doubt mat tho Police Board
would speedily allow this change if ITS
members were forced 90 patrol me streets
Cor eight or ten hours one hot day. closely
bltt0ned up. and their ucck5 cncilclcd by
8 stin white collar.
a friend of the police force has been
e. much struck with their discomfort
that he has addressed the following CONE
Tunicstion 90 the Times on Tho subject:
LOOK TO THEIR COMFORT.
EDITOR OF the Times.
.er-During This excessively warm
weather am surprised that those IN au-
r.ority 90 not look tO the comfort OF our
police officers more. / had occasion 20
fYeaE with one or our policemen ON duty
recently and naturally the weather was
first commented upon The thermometer
ter was wen up in the uirctics and he
ugbuftored his vest and his body was as
wet as IL DC bad been dipped in a pool.
This officer eail they were inspected
when passed on duty and required TO
button up and 81 an officer found one with
lis vear open DE was required 20 report
g. cid be-.
"Its not s0 bad ou tho bcatsmcn as on
these fat scrg ANTS who have 90 report
us when ola day dutI They soil one
shirt every day-scten shirts week.
We think this a--so't.s hardship
on tne street and nine ont of ten business
men pass with au outing shirt and no
vest Why is 10 our policemen cannot be
allowed this privilege % add 20 their
comfort? Their Dot is not % happy one
and So does seem that their comfort
should be looked after more. Tn other
cities the policemen wear outing shirN
and no vests in The day time.
WAY should not the finest De allowed
that privilege
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
STEAMER BALTIMORE.
RIVER LINE.


The patrons OF Gals popular line viii be
clad 10 know chat me ste mshp baltl-
more. OF the York River Line. has rec
sumed her trl-wtckly service ON that line
between West Point and Baltimore. and
Is prepared 20 furnish tle usual excellent
accommodations thar in tle past have
been such marked feature of me splcn-
ala service always given 0n this line
Toe Southern railway trains leaving
Richmond $50 ~ A. and $50 p. A., cone
Meeting az West Point with the steamship
Baltimore. leaving there goo =. H. Non
dav. WEDNESDAY and Friday of each
week. errlving ln Baltimore The following
morning about o'clock, offers most
Delightful trip especially az mis- season,
=. baltimore aud points beyond espe-
einiv 10 northern and eastern resorts. 20
which points low onc-way and round
trip tickets are on sale Via this line.
For ratca state-room reservations and
ctbsr Information apply ~ G W WEST
BURY. r = a. eco east Main street
Richmond ia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

Captain Frank w. Cunningham yes
terday quanhed as city Tax Collector
before CITY Clerk Ben. 70 August and
gave bona IN The sum ~ $4,000
Nearly en- OF the city officers have quail
iaed and given the required bonds only
the security furnished by trust companies
is now accepted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
USED A BEER GLASS,
John Longest Was Knocked Ont by w.
:. Hicks,

:. Hicks,
rohn Longest was painfully injured
Yesterday afternoon az the corner o..
l.lrhteenth and Franklin streets 10y beer
class which was hurled at him with con-
siderable force by ". S. Hicks. The
latter was drinking pretty heavily and
Tor some reason became ouraged at some
thing said by Longest with the above
mentioned result
Both men were taken 20 tho First Pc
lice station where Hicks Was locked up
and Loreests wounds were dressed by
Or Mner. who came in charge OF the
ambulance.
William Mines lcoloreD was arrested
Yesterday afternoon and locked up az
the First station. charged with insulting
ladies' on tie streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
SUMMER RESORTS.
~~-~-~~N~---0-~-N---
NOTICE
Lucyville, Va. June IT. 1895.
ColemanYille Mineral Springs.

This notice should reach all nations.
At the C0iemanville Mineral Springs are
some OF the finest mineral waters known
10 the world. We challenge the Woriu
on their curative power. Spring No. : IS
now flowing forth a special green water,
and water of a milky color, ana water OF
q SKY blue cOlor-fr0m two 70 four coioIs
a day. Every year about the roth or
May mot later than the lst OF Junel tnls
green water makes its appearance, re-
naming so, with some slight VARIATIONS,
until about the 1st Of October. Ihen IL
appears 20 clear up pure ana cold; re-
mainiug so until about the lsr OF June,
when The change 70 green taxes place
again. We call on doctors and experts
% explain these mysterious changes
When green 10 heals all kinds OF sores.
We invite the afflicted OF all nations 70
come and be healed. We are now open 10
receive Visitors. Board. with use OF Wa
ters for bathing and drinking purposes ,,s.
rfebed 10 families on the most reasonable
terms. we ship water daily, 4Oc per
gallon T. o. b. cars Cumberland court
ie2i-iw REv) r. 7. COLEMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
ROCghridga Alum Springs, Va,

Where admirers find most beautiful wo-
mon and handsome men. invaids health.
tho youthful pleasure, old maids lovers
bachelors m0thers-lu-law. All a cool spot
fro fhe clouds. TAR removed from SPANS %
varenIus Other attractions furnished ia
ramuhict f8rm upon application.
JAMES a. FRAZIER
rnv2g Managing Receiver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

HOUSES AND LOTS IN MANCHEs-
TER. NOS. 1924 AND 1926 PORTER
STREET.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Hastings
Court OF the City OF Manchester. entered
March 2. 1898. IN the suit hereinafter men
toned we will sell at public auction on
the premises on
WEDNESDAY. 9TH or JULY, lSsS,
at s O'Clock T. NJ. those two very hand
some md substantially built dwellings
containing an modern convenience. and
IN frs' class repair. together with the
excellsut lot on which they stand. 'front.'
Ing sixty-siN feet on Porter street 90 the
corner OF Fifteenth street
No. 1921 IS a frame dwelling containing
eight rooms. and having depth OF loJ
feet
No. 1926 is y brick dwelling decidedly
the best. most elaborate AMI complete
residence IN the city depth l55 - phi
waite aiiev For further description Of
lots see Plat ~ this property by which
they will be sold.
TERMS: One-fourth Cash and tho bal
anco IN six. twelve and eighteen onths.
deferred payments fearing interest, title
retained uu an the purchase money is
paid.
WILLIAM !. CLOPTON,
30 LANE STERN.
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioner.
A. Royal & Co.. and 8. j.. Adamson.
Aucfi0necrs.
VIRGINIA: ~ THE CLERKS or
FICE OF THE HUSTINGS COURT
or THE CITY or MANCHESTER
Moody. who sues. &c. ............Piainl0.
against
Moody's cx0rs and ais ....... Defendants.
j. II. p. Du Val. clerk of tho said court
do certify that the bond required of The
Special commissioners Dog the decree
rendered IN said cause ON the 2d day of
March. 1sog has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk n the
said court this 9Th day of July 6]8
II. y. DT VAL. .Ler.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
By J. p. Elan & Co.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.


TTRU STEES SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
TON OF THE WELL LOCATED
AND DESIRABLE TWO-STORY FRAN p
TENEMENT DWELLING AND IoI.
30. 111J EAST BROAD STREET SOUTH
SIDE BROAD BETWEEN SEVEN
TENTH AND p O II n = = n II III
STREETS.-Iu execution Of two deeds OF
trust. one dated August A. 1884, the other
August II. 1893. recorded ln the clerk s.
office OF Che Richmond ChWccry Court iu
j. b. l52 a. page 1861. and ID. D. l5j O..
page ISIS respectively. the undersigned
trustee wiii sell, by public auction. ON me
premises. on
SATURDAY AUGUST g. 1893
az o'clock T. ~ The real estate de-
fcrlbed in said deed. Sc being The above
named lot and tenement No. 11j east
Broad street fronting about % 10 feet on
Broad street and having 81 depth of about
a. feet. the dwelling containing five rooms
having the usual city convenienccs and
occupied by a good tenant ar good REM
tai
TERMS.-By consent and En- lieu OF THE
terms prescribed in said deeds onc-fourth
Of the purchase money in cash. the resi-
due I'm three equal instruments ar six.
twelve and eighteen months bv negotia-
bic notes with interest added and secured
lv deed az trust or tho whole in ca N. AZ
the option OF the purchaser
JOHN j. GUIDE Trustee
T. p Elan & Co.. Auctionccrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
RESOURCES.

RESOURCES. 49, -
Loans and discounts.......'''''F
Overdrafts. secured and uhs'- coz CO
cured. 90. 5000. ............'
L. S. Bonds 20 secure clrcu''- Oh, ooo ~
TOM. ...--.- ---'-'''' Ia ea- 40
Premiums on L. S. Bonds''''' 80 --o m
Stocks, securities. etc.......'.,;
clearinghouse. furniture anu a, coz e.,
fixtures. ............ $500
Other .I.. real o,i.ns estate and 'no. r2.n9 0,
Due .e.d from , Sal9nal pam. $50. Hi72 %
Due Se,, from ''''e o.'.. ..... ISIS IS
Due from approved reselN" ,,.. ,,- Gil,
agenfs...-... .....--.-.s. 'f'''' ,-., r..
Checks and other cash ITEMS - 80, ~
Exchanges Tor clearinghouse ot'.tt r
Notes OF other National nanh' @''
FT 1ieksin and p' deTts....... 1857 20
&C Ss7.O-f 90
S SpSsie' tender n1o,tes.s3ooom iH@s Co
Redemption fund with /. 3.
dn'stion5 D. % '' ...'.... $500. 1850 %
Due from U. S. Treasurer. 9TH
. er '' tn,5 D'' ''". ...... 4a'o m
fatal .... .........t3o5s.25O 10
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in......-...e -l... ~
Surplus fund.-. ........''.-'' '''''
r-rdfyidod profits. Jess eN-
penses and taxes paid. ..-...- $3.50 ~
National bank notes outstan1- -..,. .,
fng.... ..-..-.....---. .---.-'-- ~
One IN other National h.hn. ''''' '-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
BANK STATEMENTS.

EPoRr OF THB CONDITION OF
hTHE PLANTERS NATIONAL b. IN ~
AT RICHMOND, IN THE sIA SIN. ~ f,,- 81
VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE Of
NESS. JULY II, 1855:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

At o'clock T. NJ. we shall by direction
OF the owners. and for the purpose or
division SEN. bv public auction, on the
premises. the ahove-uamed wel-knoWn
and highly attractive RESIDENCE. COM
tanning twelve rooms, modern al1 COM
pletc in IT'S appointments. admirable ln
design. tho rooms and halls being of hno
size. with ample light and ventilation
throughout. and Of the most substantial
character. DE entire premises being ln
good condition. The lot has frontage
OF % Is feet on Fourth street and "A
depth of about l20 feet 90 wide alley.
The location and neighhorhood are most
convenient and desirable. The property,
hy reason OF its elevated position. come
mnds delightful views and retire hing
and lealthul breo2os The atiracilyencss
of this property will Doc appreciated a-
sight and those I'm quest of such rosie
dcuc, are urgently requested Goo attend
this sale when the premises Will Doe open
10 inspection
TERMS. Onc-third cash. the residue
IN two equal indictments at one and Two
years. by negotiable notes with interest
added and secured hv deed OF trust or
The whole IN cash. al the option of the
purchaser j. 3. ELAN CO..
iy22 Auctioncers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
MEETINGS

Richmond Wa. July - 1S1S.
4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of Tie Southern Railway company is
hereby called. f0 De- he'd at tla office
of thc company in Richmond Va. on
THURSDAY. August %. ls1s. az 10
NV order of the Board Of Directors.
JOSIAH f.. HILL
ivpi Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
BY j. %. Elan a. 60.
Real Estate Au.ti0relIs.

u UBLIC AUCTION SALE. FOR Dl-
! VISION or
THAT DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED,
VERY ATTRACTIVE NODERNLA
AND SUBSTANTIALLY CON
STRUGGLED
THREE-STORI CORNER BRICK RES
IDENcE
No 500 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, ON
CANDLES WILL.
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FOURTH AND BYRD
STREETS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

RICHMOND COLLEGE
Richmond, Va.

The college is well established and
strongly endowed. Large additions are
made annually 10 apparatus and libraries.
Courses off instruction arc al elective.
Degrees offered are ST. a. p. A.. B S.
and Bachelor of Law. Eighteen PROBE O.
s0r- and Instructors. tnlee Professors ot
Law.
Women eighteen years OLD and over ode
mitted to higher classes and to al acs-
drmie degrees.
Special advantages are offered in Ene-
lsh language and Literature American
Politics. English and American iist0rft
the Laboratory Sciences. and ODD Public
Speaking
TuI0n So to $50 a session of nine
months. Law tuition. $780, Table board.
~ sd % $40 month. SESSION OPENS
SEPTEMBER 22d For further Iuformt-
ton address h. W. BOATWRliHr
iva President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
c. a. oliver Auctioneer.

z n. III|T- llH|IIIHO-I'
4 UCTION SALE
4 OF
THE ENTIRE PLANT or THE GEM
SOAP FACTORY.
AT no. IftG EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
DN
WEDN ESDAN.. July 2tlii.
at 1880 4. H.. smhracins one .l--hof7e
power Boiler. one 20 compound steam
Jackcted Kettle. small Kettles. soap
pres. and Dies Ivo Tanks Frames. etc..
AID in excellent order. also about 100
boxes Laundry Soap. This Offers ID chance
seldom obtained n buying ont .one-
established business. tue owner oi which
FRED. H. WILLIAMS.
ivot Salesman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
TRusTEE's SALE
! or
VALUABLE LAuREL-sTREET PROP
ERlY.

BY virtue ~ decd of trust. dated Nav
10 1896. recorded In Richmond Chancerv
Court clerks office Zoo dccd-book 157 "a f
page $50. default having been made On "a
part of The dcDt secured thereby ] VIII
SEN. by public auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY. july 2G iSl<
az 6 o'clock p. ST.. the property described
JOB said deed OF trust lying On ihe c.tg
of Richm0u@. Va. AN that LOT or
LAM and improvement thereon. ncg.u-
ming on the east line of Laurel street
1921 feet south OF Cumberland street
thence running southeriy aiong the east
line of Laurel street. and fronting thereon
about NJ feet. end extending back be-
tween paralcl lines 10 foet 20 am alley
~ feet wl0e and b. known as no. --l
south Laurel street
TERMS. Cash 90 paw expenses of sale.
al taxo. due and unpaid f0 Hag of sale.
fret mote Tor S18S7 second f0r >l2 S. ana
third for S023. and interest ON the hist
fron February 10 1888. and interest ON
second and third from May l6. ISIS am
paid. The residue in equal instruments az
one and TWO years from day Of sale. for
notes. With interest added. and secrred by
trust-decd on the property o. Tor all
ca.h. az The orti0n OF thr purchaser
JAMES n. CRENSHAW
Trustee
L. A. Catln. Auctioneer. iX20