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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
FOR THE PHILIPPINES.

Volunteers and Regulars Mobilizing at
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.-Califor.
MAS quota of volunteers is now in San
Francisco. Two battalions of infantry
and one battery of artillery arrived
from the interior of the state during
the day, making up the complement Of
troops to be modified with the regular
army at the Preside for service in the
Philippines. In addition to the state
troops four companies of the Four.
tenth United States infantry arrived
from Vancouver barracks during the
dav
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
CITY OF PEKlN ARRIVES.

Will Sail About Sunday Next With
Troops for the Philippines.
GAN FRANCISCO, May l0.-The Mer'
chants Exchange reports the steamship
City of Pekin, from Hong Kong and
Yokohama, as passing in at $50. The
Pekin, with the steamer Australia and
the cruiser Charleston, will leave here
about Saturday or Sunday next with
troops and provisions for the Philip
pines.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
MOVE TO THE FRONT.

Minnesota Troops Get Orders to Prepare
j. d to Break Camp.
ST. Paul, May 10.-Two regiments
of Minnesota volunteers, the Twelfth
and Thirteenth, have received orders to
prepare for transportation as rapidly as
possible. The Twelfth goes to Chicka-
mnuga and eventually to Cuba, and
the Thirteenth will proceed to Wash.
ington. The Fourteenth will remain
in reserve for the present.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
Change for Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb., May lO.-At mid
night Governor Holcomb received
message from Secretary Alger saying
sudden change had been made in the
assignment OF Nebraska troops and
that one regiment, perhaps both, would
be sent to San Francisco to go to the
Philippine islands.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
Chased by an American.

MADRID, May 10.-An official dis.
patch from Porto Rico says the Bolinao
has arrived there, protected by Spanish
warships. She was chased by an
American warship. The dispatch says
also that provisions have arrived. as.
suring Porto Rico supply for several
months.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
Good Fighting Spirit Prevails.

MADRID, May 10.-Governor General
Macias wires from Porto Rico that
good fighting spirit prevails there.
thanks to munitions brought by the
Alfonso XIII and strong Notifications.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
OUR FLEET APPROACHING

Captain General OF Porto Rico So In
forms Madrid.
MADRID, May 10.-A cable dispatch
has been received here from the captain
general of Porto Rico saying that three
suspicious looking vessels are lowering
in the offing. He adds that he has
confidential information to the effect
that the United States fleet is ap.
preaching Porto Rico.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
Escaped the American Vessel.

MADRID, May 10.-Governor General
Macias of Porto Rico cables the govern.
ment that Spanish merchant steamer
was pursued by an American armed
transatlantic liner, but escaped with
the aid of Spanish men.of war.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12

LONDON, May 10.-The Standard says
that it learns from private source that
the Spanish transports Ciuadad de Ca
diz and San Francisc with three tor.
pedo boats arrived at the Canaries Sat.
urday night.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
Montgomery Cd the Watch.

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, May lO.-It
is reported that the United States
cruiser Montgomery is off the Mole St.
Nicholas, apparently watching the
Windward passage between Hayti and
Cuba.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
PROTECTION OF HARBORs.

Secretary Aleer Has Sent q Draft Of .
Bill to Congress.
WASHINGTON. May 1O.-Secretary
Alger has sent to congress the draft of
a bill for the protection of harbor de-
lenses Of the country, recommending
early action.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12

MILWAUKEE, May 1O.-Two Wiscon.
sin regiments will leave Camp Harvey
for the South this week. The Third
regiment will go to Chickamauga park
next Thursday night and the Second
regiment will be sent to Washington
next Friday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-12
War Measures Adopted.

MADRID, May l0.-Both chambers of
the cortes have adopted the war meas.
ures proposed by tbs government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
TO FURNISH \ HOUSE
or 10 Select a Christmas Present Is an
Easy Thing to DO at kotherts'

Potbert 4 Companys large store az the
- 80 rourth and Broad streets Is
stocked with pretty things Ior Chtist
ms sborpers. The concern does gen
.ral housefurnishing business ana - one
az the best known and most noel'Ii
patrouized I'm the city. me sloch - a.
v.a,s up 10 date I'm completeness anu Hi
keeuinp with It's APPROPRIATENESS '"0i0
has been am elegant ana carefuHy s0-
lacted stock of goods for 'hllaln'a'' ''
Guiding furniture carpets rugs SN'u1S'
iewolrv. stoves lace curtains lh h'"es1
IDsi.us and patterns. The furniture II
rosniendont i'm its completeness There
are bedroom. dining-Ioom, pailoI' sN-
rino-roonf library and Kitchen sets, from
the nlain TO the finest Easy chairs a
most acceptable gift for anybody IN all
si7es and STYLES. fancy rockers comIorta-
hle Longing chairs are In great numbers.
Handsome upholstered arm chairs ana
lounges I'm an STYLES, finish and pattern
are i'm plenty. and very beauliIul.
The Garnet and rug department mas
been well selected. Brussels ana ingram
carpets and rugs en- new styles and pat
terms are am inviting sight, with mat
tines and oil cloths fresh and pretty.
A most finished stock OF lace curtains
plain and the fine ones. too, are on Aahu'
and being disposed 81.
Then there are comforts, blankets
quilts. that will make some people hap
pv this Christmas. for quite a number
nave already been purchased ana put
away for just that purpose
In the stove department can be found
the pretty little affair made for the pur-
pose of heating small apartments ana
the great iron AFFAIR for cooking the
family's meals. stove fixtures and that
kind Of tinware needed i'm the kitchen is
also I'm stock.
The picture department is a pleasing
sight Most any class of picture can be
secured. ana the same Is true concern
ing the juvenile department. where can
be found cradles. little iron bed and
small chairs.
Tho icwcirv department is fun Of
pretty things that can bc secured ON easy
payments. Watches of standard make In
gold and silver. chains to so with them.
nick macs and rings pins and the iike-
with diamond settings.
Messrs. Rothcrt are busy now. and
every day lately have increased their
sales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
PLUNKSY BANKS PUNISHED.
He Gets Five Years with Promise OF
Morc-Evensen's Case.

An individual who has attracted con-
siderable notice on account of his many
mlsdeeds, was tried in the Hastings
Court yesterday in the person of Alex
ander. alias "Plunksy Banks, VINO seems
10 have been charged with almost every
conceivable crime.
He was tried yesterday morning on two
indictments, both charging him with
HOUSEKEEPING. ON one c01Pt he 80 three
years and i'm the other two, making i've
years in all. TWO other indictments
hanging over his head viii be tried jan
uary sd next
The trial Of Mortimer True, alias J.
Fulcbcr. excited considerable Interest
from the fact that his pretty young wife
was by his side all Of the time. He was
charged with stealing gold watch and
chain from l.. j. Mann, and pawning the
same. The jury believed the point raised
by the defense that the leWelry mad not
been taken with intent 10 steal 1t, and
the prisoner was acquitted.
The Law and Equity Court convened
Yesterday morning for the December term
Judge r.. c. Minor presiding. TIE dock
et was called through ana cases set Tor
trial There are about $50 cases on the
docket
In the case of John Mcintosh against
Robert Gemmell judgment for Sll6lO was
rendered.
Motion for judgment for sio3.9i was
fled In the case OF Brown Brothers &
Fuller against G. 3. Wood.
Motion for judgment was filed by the
Connecticut River Paper Company
against l.. A. Sadler for $il26i.
The following cases were dismissed;
49, j. Myer against the city Of Rich
mond and Gay & Lorraine against the
same.
The case Of Christian Evensen against
f. j. Morris. Of Norfolk. and others. IS
set for trial to-day
I'm the Circuit Court the case Of the
West End Real Estate Company against
r. W. Claiborne "a continuance was or
dered on motion Of the plaintiff.
in the Chancery Court the following
qualifications were admitted 20 record.
Mary l. Watson as Administrative Of
VIM. H. Watson.
The Virginia Trust Company as ad-
mlnstrator Of Ida Gipperich.
Barton H. Wise as administrator OF
James Scho6ela
A marriage license wis issued by the
clerk Of the Hastings Court TO Marion
ii. Hughes and Ada h. Sharpe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
JUSTICE John.
Two Negroes Heavily Fined for As
ssuIting White Men.

Two Negroes Heavily Fined for As
sauIting White Men.
Neal Harris and VIM. Peasants. col
ored. were charged with assaulung i. a.
Garrison.
Dir. Garrison and three friends vent
into Mrs T.. G. Schleuter's place. at FIRST
and jackson streets. Saturday night ana
found there the two darkeys. The party
with the exception of Nj Garrison began
% eat pigs feet. and because the iat'er
would not eat q conversation arose pc
tween the daIkcys and himself, Wllch
eliminated in harsh words and threaten
ing actions.
A. was alleged that they threatened 10
do mn" the white men when they came
ont. This remark caused the four young
men 10 remain inside the place for some
time in fear of getting into trouble on
the outside Finally the party ittt d""
~, ti,s' outside they again met the negroes
and more argument resulted. The negroes
had TWO fence palings and threatened inc
Young white men. The whole party pro-
ceedod toward Broad street ana at lHe
corner of Leigh and First streets young
Garrison left The party and went 10 FIRST
and Broad streets where he gol an olilceI
who went back and arrested the TWO
negroes.
The negroes We're hned go eaOn an" P"'
under bonds of 5000.
Harris paid his fine and gave secuIlly'
his mother going on his bond, ana Pleas
ants took am appeal
II WOodson. col0red man. appeaIeu
I'm line with "a plaster ON his mead, ana
said that NJ. Masse had beaten MN ana
driven him out of his store for no ap-
parent reason.
Massei said that he put Noodsoh OUT
Of his store because De was creating
disturbance. but the evidence was so con
Trajectory that the Sage could DO nothing
brf fine Massei 500 and dismiss NoO''
son.
Pat Wood was assessed $40 for assault
ina charles Roach Saturday evening. 10y
hitting him on the nose with some Diuht
instrument. Pat said he was drunk ana
knew not what he did. Another case
arose AGAINST Pat for assaulins some
weeks ago negro named VIM banhs'
with "A shovel I'm M0Ore's place on SCUM
second street. but this latter case Wa
continued To- the 18th instant for VII
nesses. g.. hole
Betue Harris. colored. was TOO Dols-
torous ON The street Sunday might ana
Oncer Foster reprimanted her.
She was charged $500 when was pau,
Dan Hill colOred. stated thal ne "aS
drunk and fell back in default OF Wv.
Wm PulHam and Thomas Robinson bo1
drunk ON the street and each pdid INC
Gates and C. J. Kirby were hneu
81 20 each for being drunk on the sueo'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
WHEELER CAN'T COME NOW.
The General Has an Engagement ior
tho toth but Can Select Il Date.

\ large melting Of the Sons Of veterans
was held last night at Lee camp man.
CAPTAIN w. r. Walden presiding.
Colonel John h. Laughton, Jr., com
mander Of Lee Camp, read a letter from
General Joe Wheeler, stating that IL
would be impossible for him 10 De pres
ent on the 18th at the presentation o.
the Pelham picture on account 81 an
other engagement on the same 49,
C,antain Iaughton said he had replied,
,stfny the General to fix his own time
and the camp endorsed what Colonel
Tauehton had done by postponlng the
nresentation until they heard from Gene
ran Wheeler again. .,-
After a considerable amount OF routine
business was disposed Of short taAs
were made by Colonel Thomas =. POI. Pol.
lard. Captain John Boiling Lieutenant ,,,na
Norrissette and Comrade c. L. Alien
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
ELECTRIC POWER
AGAIN DELAYED.
The Street Committee Did Not Get a
Quorum Last Night.
ONLY FIVE MEMBERS ON HAND.
Another Meeting Called for 3 O'clock
This Aftcrnoon-Thc City Attorney
States That the Application is
Now in Proper Shape.

The Efforts of the Virginia Electrical
Railway onG Development Company have
received another check by the failure Of
tho Street Committee 10 secure quo
rum last night.
The COMMITTEES held a called meeting
Friday night t. consider petition asking
that the Virginia Electric Company, Of
Baltimore, heretofore chartered by the
Council, he permitted to change Its name
to the Virginia Electrical Railway and
Development Company, and that the lat
ter company be allowed to enjoy all Of
the privileges granted the former; and
also that the new company De permitted
to avail Itself, in depositing its guarantee,
OF tho bond heretofore put up by the
Southern Electric Company the charter
OF which will be allowed to expire.
CITY ATTORNEY 5 POINT.
The committee took no action on the
matter Friday night, the City Attorney
raising the point that it was necessary
for official evidence TO be produced that
the Virginia Electric Company was will
ing for the change to be male.
Messrs Phil b. SHIELD and f.. Randolph
williams. represeting the company
promised to produce the evidence needed
and the committee adjourned until
o'clock last night.
Az s.91 there we're five members pres
ont-Messrs Allen (chalrman) Pollock.
Ebel. Woody and Burton. The city At
torney. City Engineer AMI Messrs. VII
Hams and SHIELD were also present.
The five members waited patiently until
. O'Clock. but the two needed TO make up
p quorum we're not forthcoming and at
the hour mentioned the committee adj
journed until this afternoon at o'clock.
EVERYTHING IN READINGS.
While awaiting the arrival Of the neces-
sary members an Informal discussion
was held. and the City Attorney stated
that the matter was all in proper shape
for the committee 10 act upon the offi-
nance covering the point having been cor
rectlv drawn. He also stated that he mad
inserted provision TO protect the pipes
Of the water works from electrolysis.
The new company Is most anxious tnat
the street Committee shall pass upon this
matter before the meeting Of the Board
Of Aldermen tonight I'm order that II may
60 TO them. Contracts aggregating s'0v'-
on have been drawn up and are ohiN IN
Allowance until the preliminaries are
disposed Of.
The delay. therefore. was a disappoll'-
ment TO those who desire 10 Invest mere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
DEATHS.

COOK.-Died. at the residence or her
sister, Mrs. Mary Il. Peay. No north
Cherry street, Sunday AT l2:3 p. NJ,
MRS. ANN COOK, relict of Henry T..
Cook. in the SD year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the
above residence this afternoon at
o'clock. Intermcnt at Hollywood.
LESTON.-Dled at A. NJ Satur-
day. December 10. 1898. at the residence
of his parents, 603 north Twenty-fifth
street. JAMES HERBERT, Oldest son
OF r. II. and Mary ID. Eegleston, In the
26th year OF his age.
The remains were taken to Powhatan
county for iaterment.
Nashville paper will please copy.
JAMES.-Died, in Richmond, Va, at the
Retreat for the Sick. Dec. IL. 1898.
ALFRED ]. JAMES. In the sixteenth
year OF his age. VIII be buried from
the First Baptist church Tuesday. 18th
inst. at u O'Clock NJ. lnterment In Hol-
lywood. Spartanourg, >. G.. papers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
Officers Chosen.

At a regular business meeting Of the
Epworth League 81 she Broad-Street
Methodist Episcopal church held last
night in the lecture room OF the church.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing six months.
Mr.. W. W Brock, president; Miss Alice
Martin. vico-president chairman of de-
votional Department.; Miss Mary Willis,
second vice-presldcnt chairman Of char
ity and hep Department.. Mrs. q. VI.
Smithdeal. third vice-prc chairman
literary Department.. Miss Sadie Hug
gins. secretary; Mr.. j. d. Haskins, treas
urer: Organist Miss Lille Briggs Mis-
'sionary Department Charles b. Richard
son, Mr. /. l.. Butler and Mr. J. L.
Harris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
OFFICERS NOMINATED.
Pickett Camp Nominates the Candi
dafcs 20 be Voted Tor.

dates TO DE hOicu or.
At the meeting Of Pickett Camp last
night nominations were made for the
various Offices and candidates will be
ball0tted Ter "a the net ulXeeunG. Fol-
lowing are the nominations made:
COmmander-R. l.. Maury.
First Lieutenant-Commander-W. T.. T.
Bass.
Second ACCOMPLISHMENTS James
Redlord.
Third Leut-Commander - Comrades
Wren. Richardson. Carter and Winston.
Adjutant-Pete McCurdy.
Quartormaster-Ryia NOrvel.
COmmissary- B. Riddick.
Chaplains-P. =. Winston and Rev. DR..
J. G.. Hiden.
Officers OK Day-Comrades Burgess and
Jones.
Officer Of the Guard-O. =. Gentry.
Color Bearer-R. al. Smith.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Martin Halle
wood.
The camp decided that when it adjourns
on the 18Th 70 will Dee 20 the second Mon
day in January, 1885,
Next Monday night will be Ladies
Night aud Captain John VI. Hudsin Will
make an address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
THE MUSTER OUT
BEGINS TO-DAY.
Major MuhIenberg VIII Pay OH
Woodstock Company.
SHANKS TAKES PRICES PLACE.
The Latter is az ola Point Being IN
aminca for Promotion - Captain
wyatt and Lieut.. Couch VII
BE Busy Recruiting
SHANKS TAKES PRICES PLACE.

Maior Nuhlcnbcrg to-day viii begin
tho work of plylug OH thc t"l"P""lc@ "'
IL. second regiment ana MAJOR Shdhhs
NJ r,ite.er the soldiers out Tho Wood
stock company VIII De- the hfst TO be sent
Uut of service
From Woodstock the paymaster and
Mlio~ shauks Will Visit other company
stations and MUSTER out troops ON the
following dates. Harus0uburg. lith,
Stauntol. lith Roanoke, 10th, Salem.
10Th. WyfhevUe. I4th. Lyuchburg 18th,
portsmouth. lgth. anq Richmond. 10Th.
Tho officers w.I work 0u next sunday
as that is che date selected FOR paying
on and mastering out the LynchDurs
company
OFFICERS DEPART.
Most of thc neld and STAFF officers. as
well as the captains who were en- Rich
mond fNIng up their accounts have gone
home OBJ ur present when the puymastcI
comes Captain Calfee the quarter
master. left sunday night.
The delay iu mastering this regiment
ouf is The fault OF the company officers,
who could not. OF would not get their
papers n proper shape as promptly as
wis expected OF them. Majors Price and
shmks bad much trouble with some OF
the officers who were disposed 90 delay
matters m the hope of Keeping the rcsl-
ment iu service.
Captain Wyatt ana Lieutenant Couch.
the recruiting officers ol Che Fourth Resi-
ment ul accompany the paymaster
and mustorus-out officer to tne various
COunIuy stations. IHny expect tp ger
al The men needed before Richmond is
reached and then fhe officers VIII accom-
paIy them t0 cuba.
ARMY PROMOTIONS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
GEORGE N. WEST
COMPANY FAILS
Liabilities Put at 5000, and Its As
sets are $4,000.
ARE NO PREFERRED CREDITORS,
The Assignment Claimed TO be Null
and Void by Petition Filed in the
United states District Court,
The Probable Result.

The George NJ West Company dealers
in books and stationery at S3i east Main
street. aled a deed Of assignment yester-
day afternoon in the clerks Office Of the
Chancery Court. with Col. Joseph v Bid
good ms trustee. The liabilities are given
in as s. 90 and the assets $500
The deed conveys TO the trustees all
open accounts. furniture, fixtures, and
stock. and instructs him TO pay all debts
due or 10 become due without priority
except such as may be given any credl-
tor by the laws of Virginia.
TURN ASSETS INTO CASH.
The trustee is 10 take possession OF
the assets Immediately and TO convert
the same into cash as speedily as pos
,ible The deed is signed by George NJ.
West President. and W. y. Isaacs, Sec
rotary
The George ". West Company was
granted a charter in the Law and Equity
Court ir 1897. the authorized capital be-
ing 81 900 OF common and $1,000 Of pre-
ferrcd stock. The company was incor-
p0rated February 18th last with the
same capital stock.
IN THE FEDERAL COURT
4 now and interesting question was
raised in connection with this assign
mcnt by the action of the creditors OF the
company. which Will 10 is said, bring the
matter before the United States courts.
At I O'Clock yesterday afternoon am iu-
voluntary petition I'm bankruptcy was
Ned ia the United States District Court
by Lea Brothers +. Blackstone Son *
Co. CHM & Co. and Geo. b. Baines d
Sons against The Geo. NJ West CO..
which had made general deed of as
sisnmcnt under the State laws. Messrs
Dawson & Seaton represent the petition
ers.
NULL AND VOID.
The petition. after reciting the record
ing of the deed in the Chancory Court
boy the company and the debts due the
petitioners. AYERS and charges that the
company has committed am act of bank
ruptcy. "aud that the said general deed
of assignment SIS OWL and void and of
no force and effect whatsoever. and IS
I'm contravention OF the United States
bankruptcy statutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
1.-THE NANCY HANKS"
Small Audience Saw the Farce-Com-
edy Last Night.

"Nancy Hanks is on its last legs and
I'm a farce-c0medy race would hardly
land in place The lines are We'll worn
and the cast Is very inferior. with one
or two exceptions. Frank Tannehill, IT,
Harry Beresford and Tayler Williams. ih
the parts of Chambers" 1.-The Marquis.
and Madison Broadway" carried their
parts as well as could be done, but the
ladies of the cast were of limited ability.
and the small audience seemed to De
glad when the curtain rang down on
the last act
There were several people in the gal
lery and in the dress circle, who were
evidently out for trouble. and should
have received il. for the disorderly man
ner in which they behaved during the
performance.
Sol smith Russell. an old Richmond
favorite will be the attraction at the
Academy tonight in Zion. John Grigs-
by."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
Hancock VIII Hang.

Governor Tyler has not positively made
I'm his mind as to what action ne VIII
take concerning the case of Jonn nan
cock. the negro under sentence TO De
executed in Lynchburg on the 5Vth OF
this month, but it is practically settled
mat he will not further interfere.
lie granted Hancock reprieve at the
request of prominent Lynchburgers who
promised to present reasons why the man
should not hang. They have not done so.
on the other hand. the Governor mas re-
ceived letters that convince him that
the sentence should be executed.
Hancock was convicted OF criminal as
sault on two little white girls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13

u Poarman to Charles W. Hardwicke, 80
feet ON Broad street. southwest corner
Twenty ninth. $3.50.
Mozcle owens trustee TO George Hunt,
q feet on Moore street, northwest corner
Kinney. $500
James r. Toast and wife 10 Charles
Johnson. 30 feet on east side Twenty
ninth street. ll3 feet north Of Q, re-
recorded. 800.
Honrico: Laura +. Melton to Annie G.
Bondau. acres on Ryall Mil road, SID
A. y. Pollard and wife 10 u. A. Catlin,
q feet on south side Blair street 2S9 rect
east OF Washington. q feet on south
side Blair street. S39 feet east Of WASH
ingion. and q feet on south side Bar
street, 213 feet east of Washington, $40