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SMALL voTE ~ MIssIssIPPL
The Democrats Garry tho state without
Enort-Longino Chosen Governor.

The Democrats Garry tho state without
Enort-Longino Chosen Governor.
JACKSON. Miss. Nov. To-day election
was the tamsst In the history OF tho State
since the war. The vote was the smallest cast
in a general election In many years. There
was absolutely no interest in the proceedings
and at no time during the day were there as
many as ak men around any voting precinct
In the city OF Jackson.
The Populist oppOstion TO the Democracy
amounted practically to nothing, Every one OF
the seventy-nys counties elsctsd a full county
down was chosen. An important constitu-
tionsl amendment making the Judiciary cleo
tive Instead OF sppointlye was voted on.
It is estimated here that about 10000 votes
1000 were Populst. A. II. Longino was
Lat, returns indicate that the Democratic
State ticket headed by A. II. Longino for
Governor 10 elected BY At least 80 700 major;
County and Legislative tickets IN about
nve OF the seventy-nve counties OF
the State The Republicans had no
ticket Ten Democrats prp.seu'i9S Ai'.gnsy.
ture will not have q Republican member in II,
and IL Ia probable that there will not he a
| siagls Populist member AZ 10 o'clock 70
night the In iications arc that OF the ,S
Legislative members elected every ore VIII be
The Legislature which meets on Jan. 2.
1900 will elect two United states Senators.
one to AL out the unsIpired George term
years. beginning March 4. 1901 The Cons,ltu-
iional Amendment providing for an elective
judiciary 10 in doubt and II will take the Official
count TO determin inc the result
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SOCTH DAKOTA.
Scattering Returns Indicate the Election OF
the Republican Ticket.

PIERRE. 3. d.. Nov. 7-scatterng returns
ns FAR as received from various points through
out the state show the election OF the Repub-
lean candidates for supreme Court Judges
Republicans make gains In most OF the larger
cities. while the vote IN Popust stronghold ts
light. Returns are not yet sufficiently COM
plete 10 estimate maJoIities with any accuracy.
nor will they be for a day or two The Repub-
lcnn gain in Sioux Falls IL lo5 over 1875
Reports received up 10 O'Clock show heavy
Republican gains in all the rTecincts heard
from, The latest reports would indicate . Re
publican majority OF about 5000. Judge Full
Ter. however. on whom the Fusionists concen-
trat"h their nght. IL running slightly behind
ger. Leading ropulsts admit defeat, Chairman
Herred OF the Republican state Committee
claims n Republican majority OF 10000.
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porING ISCIDESTs IN EENTUCkT.


Goebei Men Play Lats Trick on Their
Opponrnts-El Election Onlcers Displaced.
LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov. THE Republicans
and Brown Democrats met new surprise
when the election officers took their places in
tho voting booths The Goebsl election commits
toner's had met last night and secured the
places OF shsrins and clerks OF election. giving
the former place to the Democrats and the
latter to the Republicans Tho Sheriff 10 the
all powerful offcsr. He not only commands
the other officers and the police. hut casts the
deciding vote. At the registration. the clerk
casts tho deciding vote. which accounts for
position OF clerk being filled with Democrats.
The Brown Democrats were on hand with
thsir challengsrs and inspectors. but were told
to stand Atty feet away from the door OF the
voting booth. A protest was made. but II was
finally agreed for all tho inspectors to rcmaIn
at this distance. There were $50 "rspsaters"
In this city.
Col ". c. p. Breckenridge refused to go
through the chute and take his turn with
negroes. The challengers failed to get admis-
sion at Breckinridge's precinct and they had
the election officsrs arrested, delaying the
voting two hours.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. THE Board OF Pub
Ito Safety met at u o'clock this morning for tho
purpose Of swearing In 1900 extra policemen.
Ihrof hundred tnuinO btsncis 70 10 useu Dy
Goebel election clerks In mutilating Taylor
ballots were discovered this morning
Whom the polls opened It was found
that more Republican Officers had
been removed: The changes were as follows:
First ward. y removed; Second ward. re-
moved; Third ward. 4 removed; Fourth ward
removed: Fifth ward. 3 removed; Sixth ward.
@ removed; Seventh ward. q removed; Eighth
ward. none removed: Ninth ward, 4 removed (;
Tenth ward. 4 removed: Eleventh ward. 10
removed: Twelfth ward. ~ removed. In re-
gard to the removal ofthess officers eI- Federal
Judge Barr said:
Il deem It to be due to myself and to the
public to make known that | am not responsi-
BILE for this action. but that II was taken aga
my advice and over my protest. Feeling Is
high and after the threats already made tho
developments Of to-day will either prove that
there are plenty OF towards in Kentucky or
there will be blood shed in almost every city in
the State"
Judge Toney issued u mandamus instructing
the officers OF election to admit the Brown
Democratic ohallenGers into the polls to wit
ness the count. At . O'Clock Gov. Bradley is
sued all order that II the injunction OF Judge
Toney was not obsysd and the Brown inspsc-
tors admitted to tho count he would order tho
militia out at O'Clock to enforce the ruling.
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DEuoCRATs WIN IN RHODE Island.
MayoraIty Fights Go Against the Repubii-
cans In Several cities.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l.. Nov The election here
was characterized by a general lack OF interest
and as u result there was light vote at tho
polls. Mayor William G. Baker. ID. l.. d. Gran
ger. City Treasurer, and NJ. ]. Cummings.
Ovsrseer OF tho Poor. all Democratic oandi-
dates were re elected. The Republicans suc-
ceeded in landing only one candidate on tho
general ticket. the Harbor master. James 7. r.
Mayor George W. Greene OF woonsocke OF
(Drml was re-elecied. John J. Fitzgerald
Dem was el.cted Mayor Of Pawtucket by n
very close margin. f.. Eastwood tRep.l was
elected Mayor OF Central Falls
NFwPoRT. X. l., Nov THE Democrats OF
Newport scored n victory IN. the municipal
election to-day. electlng the Mayer and eight
This IL tho sixth year that the Democratic have
elected Mayor, and Patrick Boyle. who was
office Tor four years. The Democrats also
elected member OF the Public school Board.
her summers here. She polled a larger vote
than the head OF the Democratic ticket.
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kaSsA CHUsKTrs n REPUBLICAN.
Cranes Majority for Governor 81, &8a-Ths
Presidents Policy Endorsed.


Bosros. Nov 7.-winthrop Murray Crane
rep was elected Governor OF Massachusetts,
to-day over Robert Treat Paine. Jr. DEM. by
a majority OF "a, 4S4 votes. with two small
towns to hear from. The total vote OF the state
without these two towns, Gosnold and Savoy.
givos Crane l8S, 772; Paine. l03seSS
The falling OF In the Republican vote was
about 9 per cent. from last year, and OF
the Democratic vote. about 3 per cent.
This loss by the Republicans was not more
than Ia usual In an on year and a close
analysis OF the figures shows that tho
State has endorsed the Administrations
Philippine policy with emphasis. The city OF
Boston gives Paine majority OF Is. lS1. while
last year the city gave q Republican majority OF
1897. This change In Boston Ia due to the fact
that the Gold and the Silver Dem ocrAts united
against exhaustion and cast a practically solid
vote for the Democratic ticket for the first time
for several years.
The latest returns show that the Democrats
will have a stronger showing In tho Legislature
than they have had Tor many yenrs. The
Senate will stand 80 Republicans to 10 Demo-
Gratis, the latter gaining three men this year
A. II. Ray OF Newton, q. W. Currier OF Law
renee and A. b. Mnhoney OF Ho!yoke,
The House will stand 1863 Republicans. 10
Democrats and Socialists Last year Il was
173 Republicans, 10 Democrats and Social.
lists Last year both Socialists. Carey and
Scotss. came from Haverhill. but this year
ScotoS was defeated by a Republican. but a
Socialist was elected In Rockland.
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carry 10 OF the 1906 counties. and elect four
Judges to the Fusionists two.
A very heavy vote was pollcd In Ne
braska yesterday. and the returns indicate
10000 to $4,000.
Returns from more than one-quarter OF
the voting precincts Of Kentucky up to 1
A. NJ. indicated the election OF Taylor over
Goebel for Governor by from I o, 900 to 90
900. The Goebel men claimed the State at
that hour by 5000. Louisville was car
ried by the Republicans.
Probably the smallest vote ever known
in n general election was cast in Mssis-
sippi. The Democrats defeated the Popu-
lists in the ratio Of four to one. A. II.
Longino was elected Governor.
The returns from South Dakota indicate
the election OF the Republican candidates
for Supreme Court Judges.
Elections were held In only four Congress
districts yesterday, the vacancy in the First
Maine district having been filled by the
election on Monday Of Amos l.. Allen to
succeed Thomas b. Reed. The filling Of
the remaining districts will make no
change in the political complexion OF the
House. Warren b. Hooker, Republican.
who resigned in the Thirty-fourth New
York district. ia succeeded by Repub-
lican. and the three members whose deaths
caused vacancies. William l.. Green. Pop
ulist. Sixth Nebraska district; Daniel Err.
mentrout, Democrat, Ninth Pennsylvania
district, and Lorenzo Danford. Republican.
Sixteenth Ohio district. will be succeeded by
men OF the same political faith. In the
new Congress to meet on the first Monday
in December the Fifty-sixth) the House Of
Representatives will consist OF 1875 Repub-
llcans, 1872 Democrats, Populists and .
Silverites. Total. 357.
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sOCIAL DEMOCRATS BEA TEN.
A sweeping Victory for tho Republicans at
Hnverhill, Mass.

HAyERHILI. Mass. Nov Tho election in
Haverhill resulted in a sweeping Republican
victory, The campaign presented unusual
features, inasmuch as the new Social Demo
cratic party, composed OF followers of Eugene
V. Dsbs, figured prominently in the fight.
year ago the Socialists sent Representa-
tives James Carey and Louis Scatcs TO the
General Court and this year they boosted OF
their ability to elect a Representative in each
district In this region as we'll as Ser ator In the
Fourth Essex district. There was. however. a
great ralying Of tho Republicans,and Represen-
tativs Carey In tho Fifth Essex district was the
only Social Democrat elected, He received vote
Of 900. q majority Of 36l over his Republican
cured a majority on the entire State ticket
with this exception. The Socialsts' vote In
the city was double that pollsd last year and
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MARYLAND rs DEHOCRAIJC.
Smith Defeats Lowndes. tho Present Gov
eraor, by 10000 Plurality.


BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. John Walter Smith.
a Democrat. will be the next Govern
or OF Maryland. All returns received
from Baltimore. city and State. up TO
midnight indicate his election BY about
10000 majority With him will 20 the entire
Democratic city ticket and the three Leg
islative districts. Returns from 10 out
Of 3oS precincts have been heard from at
m midnight and these show immense Demo
cratic gains. Although the city returns
as they came In proved gloomy for Republican
prospects,. tho supporters OF this party did not
give up hope until $50 O'Clock. when Gen.
Shryock, the Chairman Of their State Central
Com mittee. conceded the election OF Smith by
about 10000. Chairman Murray Vandiyer
OF the Democratic state Central Committee
claims the state by 1000.
Tho Republicans concede tho counties OF
Prince George. Dorchester. Howard and Baltl-
more to the Democrats, the last amsd giving
a Democratic majority OF 300. There 10 no
doubt but that the House OF Representatives
in the Legislature will he heavily Democratic.
but the Senate 10 yet In doubt.
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sUPREME COURT justices.
Republicans Elect Five Out of the Sc ven
Candidates In the State.


Candidates for Justices OF the Supreme Court
were voted for In four OF the eight Judicial dis
trio.s OF the State Yesterday. the First, Fifth.
Sixth and Eighth. The First district com prises
New York city exclusive Of the boroughs OF
Brooklyn and Queens. The Sixth district takes
In the counties OF Delaware. 0tssRo. Broome.
Chcnango. Cortland. Tioga. Tom pkins. schuy-
lar and ChemunR. The Fifth district includes
Onondaga. Oneida. Horkimer. Oswego. Lewis
and Jefferson. The Eighth district includes
Erie. Chautauqua, CattaraGus, AlleRany. Wy
oming. Gensss-. Orleans and SiaEara There
were two vacancies In the First district. one
each In the Fourth and Fifth. and three in the
Eighth. Except in the First distrlct the "?
publican candidates were successful. The Jus
tees elected were:
First District Geo. C. Barrett. Dem. and Rep.
First District James A, O'Gorman. Dem.
Fifth District. lillian &. Andrews hep,
sixth District 81. bert II. sewal Rep and Dem.
Eighth District. Warren Is: Hooker; Rep.
Eighth District. Daniel J. Ksnnsfick, Rep.
Eighth District. Truman G. White. Rep.
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ATKINSON RKPUDIArkD.
senator Parsons, Running as an Anti
Expansionist. Beaten For REELECTION.

-NP~""'""'"'' """'~'' UT fN'@F'F''tf"H'
BosToS, Mass. Nov. Perhaps the most
significant event OF the election In this State
was the defeat OF Senator Parsons Of Green
1eld. who was up for reelection and
who was hcnten by. T. II. Hazleton BY about
600 votes. SENATOR Parsons wAs the only Re
publican member OF the Massachusetts Log
stature who voted against the reelection OF
Senator Lodge last year.
Senator Parsons has stood for the Ant-eIpan-
sion element In tho Republics party. and II
gave the anti lmperialists their only chance t?
speakers in TO the district until Mr.. Parsons Sc MT
down word n few days ago that he had all the
funds hs could use and all no needed to win.
The result to-day. shows how far he was
mistaken. and shows, also how little the
Capitalization OF all their Efforts Senator
Lodge spent the evening with the Republican
State Committee at IounR's Hotel. and was
the kspuhlisans Of Massachusetts are standing
by the Administration.
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FLOWER LOSES ~ NEW onIEAy,.
Present Mayor Rnn rs an Independent and
Was Beaten Badly by the Democrats.


New ORLEANS. Nov New Orleans held it's
municipal election to-day for Mayor.
Counclmen and all its city officers. 1t
was the frat election under the new suf-
frags amendment, which shuts out i!lit-
crates. and the first under the Australian
ballot. There were two tickets in the n"ld.
one the regular l,emocratlc ticket, headed by
Paul CApdvyiels for Mayor. the other headed
by Walter c. Flower. the present MAYOR. nomi-
mated by the Citizens League. an independent.
nom partisan political organization. which car
risd New Orleans At the last city election by
1900. and by the Jack son Democratic Associa-
tion. an INDEPENDENT Democratic body
The campaign has been u long and eX-
citing one. the entire Democratic State
Government; Senator AcEnery and all the
Louisiana Representatives In Congress as
sisting the regular Democracy against the
Indenendents The result IL POLITICAL
city for Mayor ny II 300 majority in 1sfsI. no
lost II to- day ny 1900. The Democrats carried
all o. the seventeen wards OF the city, rlsctlng
all their city officers and every mem Der OF tho
City Council.
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DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 7.-Complete returns
from ninety 81 the l" city voting precincts
give Maybup DEM for Mayor l7O42. and
Stewart tIiep,) II, 40 The Republicans con-
ceded the defeat Of Stewart for Mayor. but
claim tho Common Council and the election OF
the Republican candidates for city Clerk and
Justice, I'll. Democrats have re tainly elected
Thompson City Treasurer. on four general
city oflicsrs were balloted for
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Garry Over 20 Of the $50 Counties and
Elect Four of the Six Judges.

TOPEKA. Kan Nov. The Republicans
elected officers In over seventy OF the lO5
counties to-day. M interest was manifested
except In two judicial districts. The Fusionlsts
elected two Judges Rnd the Republicans four.
The Fusion leaders mado no effort to assist in
local elect ions Several counties heretofore
Populs' were carried hy the Republicans
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M,xINLKY VOTEs IN CANTON.
Got an Ovation when He Arrived In Town
and ut the Polls.

CANTON, Ohio. Nov 7-President Mckinley
voted shortly after noon in Precinct b OF the
First Ward. He was in his booth only moment.
When the President reached town there were
with nm Ms gne nm oy1iinD NJ fGb PR you
tIon and at the booth There was no or
Ranized demonstration, however. Scores OF
neighbors and political friends called on him
personally. He loft for Washington tonight.
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James ID. Phelan Reelected by About 1000
Plurality Republican County Clerk.

SAN FRAScIsco. Nov. THE election for
municipal officers to-day was very quiet but a
big vote was polled All efforts were put forth
in the contest for Mayor as. under the new
charter the Mayor has more power than the
Mayor 81 New York
From returns NJ 20 = o'clock this evening
James ID. Phelan Dcml. and the present
incumbent, will be elected by ut least 1000
plurality over Horace Davis Rep
Other officers who are sure Of election are
Washington Dodge DEM Tax Collector. and
G.. W. Deane tRep.l. County Clerk.
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The Mission of the Railroad

Is unremittng Improvement, An example. the
passenger service % the Penneylyania R,lroad the
unAppro achAble "PennHyl yAnA Limited" that dash
OF Understandable luxury. Leaves New York daily at
ahb 4. NJ West ead street ststionli arrives Chicago
300 A. NJ. next day 81. Louis 1870 =. II. II la the
ooncemtr ration OF progress. the personihcAtion Of
railroad excellence -Adr.
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Republicans Garry salt Lake city.

SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Nov, AT the munich
pal election to-day the Republlcsns carried tho
city by a safe majority, electing the Mayor, a
majority Of the Council and most OF the city
officials.
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The Most luxuriouslv Equipped Train In
The Mnrll.

The Pennsylvania Limited Of the PennsylvAniA
Railroad IL the nnsst aud most luxuriunay equipped
train in the world IteAyss West 2Sd st. station NJ
p:b5 A. NJ. (DesbrosHos and Cortlandt sits. 1000 A.
NJ daily, and runs - Chicago IN - hours and ".
Louis IN ~ hours and az minutes All the comforts
OF q we'll appointed home enjoyed on route,-tdp,
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Hanna gave out the following statement for
THE State ia Republican by 10000 Under
Republican PARTY"
JONES CARRIES HANsA's COUNTY ny 10000
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 7.-yones. Inde-
pendent. has carried this county by plurality
city. because Of recent strikes. voted solidly for
Jones. Senator Hanna's precinct gave Jones
nearly 100 plurality, The entire Republican
county and Legislative ticket 10 elected,
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Carries the County by $4,000;
Beats MaZet BY 1913.
LABOR VOTE VERY SMALL
Next Board Of Aldermen Will He Is
Democrats Instead Of At,

Republicans Lose Assembiymsn IN tss
Eighth. Nineteenth and Twenty.ninth
Districts - Tammany Elects All Tea
Municipal Court Justicss-Ths Vote for
Crosby. Labor, Was 5,To0-Totsi Vote
Only 2t9,0Ooi R~Eistration. asi.a13.
Mr.. Croker beat Mr.. Mazet By 3os votes and
carried New York county by pluralitIss Of 81
900 and over for his candidates for the bench
and for Sheriff. His candidate for Surrogate
has Sc, 600, and his candidate for Sheriff S.
900. Mr.. Cookers estimate on the countyivas
10000 to $1,000. Van wyck's plurality for
Governor last year was 80.870. The total
vote this year was. of course. much smaller
than last year.
The Approximate total vote for Justices Of
the Supreme Court is:
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Notice 20 the Iublic.
Now opon. "Hotel AlcA,Ar." Acknowledgement o
Baths, Golf Links. b. Augustine, Florida. Adv,
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The total vote was $4,000 on registrs-
ton Of l.270. a los, of about IL per cent.
Tammany elects all ten Municipal Court
Justices.
or the thirty-nve Assembly Districts within
the county. Tsmmany carries 20. ana the Re-
publicans carry ., q Republican loss OF ..
The SUNS returns carry the Thirty.nrss dis
triet for Slater REP by . votes.
or the 80 Aldermen. Tammany elects no.
The effect OF Cookers attack on Mazet may b
seen by comparing the vote for Assem- blyman
and the vote for Alderman In the Ninetsenth.
The next Board OF Aldermen will have ~
Democrats out OF 90 members. The present
Board has al. 1t requires a. votes to pass
any legislation involving the expenditure Of
money or to authorize any bonds.
The Constitutional Amendments oil have .
large plurality In the county.
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Totals ss7u5 2irusi lsa38s $500 s<Is eia1
Manicrrc Pro-. aTa; stetson pro-, $50.
Elected Barrett and y German.
~ election districts missing
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Tntas,........ ssaI2 i815i7 1897 $50
Foster over Blanchard 6oiI5.
80 election districts missing
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks. Money, Exchange. Bonds, Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.


new YORK, April 2l-Prlces drlited
sirniessiy, mostly lower, until the fnai
hour when the strength OIL Louisville
ana Nashville and some covering oil
snorts LETT the market irreGuiarly
changed Tor the day. For the greater
aIl me market WAS auil ana heavy'
Dut prices nuctuated without UNIFORM
~. Little attention was given TO the
tamoan situation, but untavorabie crop
ePoits we're reflected IN a moderate re-
SESSION among the Changers. which.
nSWcVer left oil about unchanged:
! mere was evidence oil reaiizing ana
Tendon sold Anaconda, Louisville and
southern, preferred; hut the two last
named were well taken and advanced
operation. of Birmingham and Southern.
among the speciaitles showing weak
ness during the selling movement were
; Tennessee Goal and >, Iron, Drooklyn
transit. Continental Tobacco. AnAcon-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22

FINDER A DEED OF TRUST FROM
j. J. Sullivan and others, dated Au-
gust 18th. 1896. of record, default having
Dcen made in the payment of the In
debtcdness secured and by direction of
the creditor secured. | shall sell at public
auction at the Norfolk Real Estate and
Stock Exchange. No. 236 Main street,
Norolk. Va, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th
day of April 1899. at u M, tho following
property. situated In said city of Norfolk:
BEGINNING on tho western side of Church
street, in centre of partition wall seper-
ating old numbers 2GS-270 Church street.
distant % feet, az inches. more or less
north of Charlotte street: thence north
westerly along middle of said partition
wall 81 feet. 6 inches: thence along middle
of wall 81 feet, inches: thence north
westerly 6is feet; thence southwesterly' 9i4
feet thence northwestcrly 5la. feet:
thence northeasterly along Bonney's line
- feet; thence southcastcrly along limo
formerly lIalsom's II feet: thence south
e;isierly 12-3 feet; thence southeastery
va feet: thence southcasterly 80 feet, to
Church street: thence southwesterly along
Church street Is feet. IA inches, to tho
beginning.
TEltMS:-One-th'rd cash, balance ono
and two years. evidenced by negotiable
notes carrying per cent interest, paya-
first lien on the propcrty
HUGH G. DAVIS,
- Trustee.
TOWNSEND &c JONES,
api'-tds Auctloneers.