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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
His ExperlencA,

Washington Star: "Woman's work
Ia new done." quoted the sympathetic
citizen.
That's right" answered Mr.. Meek
ton, earnestly. II have observed It in
Henrietta's case. Woman's work is
never done. There Is always enough
OF 1t left owe to keep her husband
busy from the time he gets through
dinner till he's SO tired he has to go
to bed"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
tainly a delightful way OF spending a
hot afternoon.
THE pAhLIA.s HISTORY.
Its Wonderful Development since Its
Discovery 100 Years Ago.

Discovery o. Years Ago.
More than 100 years ago Baron Hum
boldt discovered the dahlia, q small,
single flower, In Mexico, says the Lon
don Globe. Could some prophetic
vision have revealed to him the dahlia
OF today in Its dazzling hues and varied
forms he might, perhaps. have been
prouder Of that discovery than OF all
his other scientific achievements. II
was sent by him to the Botanical gar
dens. Madrid. where II received the
name of dahlia. in honor OF the botan-
ist. Prof. Andrew Dahl. The same
year II was introduced into England,
where II was cultivated under glass.
For n few years II WAC lost TO cultiva-
ton, then reintroduced into England.
Cultivation soon developed the double
form and every color except blue. For
many years the ideal dahlia OF the cul-
~tivators was a perfectly double. ball
shaped flower. Those who remember
the compact flowers OF thirty or forty
years ago knew how nearly that ideal
was realized. and remember the de-
served popularity OF the dahlia OF that
day. But people soon tired OF the rcgu-
larity OF that type, and for a few years
It was neglected. Florists were giving
time and labor and thought to the de-
velopment of the rose, carnations,
chrysanthemums and other popular
flowers. At last some far-seeing cul-
tiyptor ~cocnize the possibilities OF
the dahlia, and In new. improved and
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
A Satisfaction.

Washington Star: what are you
going to do for amusement today?"
Il think" answered the hero, that
I'll go to a dime museum and see the
armless phenomenon"
II didn't know you were interested
In ~curiosities OF that kind"
II wasn't formerly. But II will be a
great satisfaction to meet somebody
who I'm dead sure isn't going to shake
hands with me-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
she Enjoyed u.

Somerville Journal: They had been
sitting together for half an hour.
II have enjoyed conversation so
much!" she exclaimed. as she ros to
go. ut is SO restful to talk with you'll"
And after she had left him he re-
membered that he hadn't been able to
get In ten words edgewise throughout
the whole conversation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24

The cabinet meeting Friday was
brief and unimportant, General salts
faction was expressed with the result
of Secretary Cages invitation for the
purchase of DO nds. Most of the time
was taken up in the discussion OF plans
for the exhibit of Porto Rico and Cuba
at the Paris cx exposition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
Tho Same Old story.

Cupid with his bow and arrows
Wandered through the world one
day,
Looking for unconscious victims,
Their repose TO take away.
All ut once he spied a maiden,
Who was famed for beauty rare.
But who always coldly listened
To each lovers ardent prayer.
Swiftly Cupid shot his arrows,
Vainly shot them, one by one.
For his darts all missed the maiden,
AS his darts had always done.
Then he winked-sly little fellow!
And his next shot surely told.
For the last dart In his culver
Was an arrow tipped with gold!
-Somerville Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
Thursday, November 10.

The condition of Vice President Ho-
bart continues to improve. He passed
q comfortable night and ate a hearty
breakfast.
The last of the state volunteers, the
Tennessee regiment, will be mustered
out of service on November 90, ending
the servic" of state troops called for
the Spanish war.
The latest official news from the
army sent against the Yaquis is that
Vicam has been reoccupied by Mexican
troops, and that the Indians are in
need of both food and clothing.
General Fred X. Funston and wife
left Kansas for San Francisco. The
general will sail ON the transport for
Manila and Mrs. Funston will remain
at her parents home in Oakland.
AS soon as possible a court of inquiry
is to be called to fix the responsibility
for the wrecking of the Charleston.
This will follow irrespective of any nc
ton of the navy department, and will
be ordered by Admiral Watson.
A dispatch from Youngstown, O.,
says only the greatest care will enable
Mrs. Major John A. Logan to survive
her bereavement. The family have
been notified that the Sikh will leave
Manila tomorrow for San Francisco
with the majors body.
Congressman Henderson, of Iowa,
next speaker of the house, announces
the appointment of Jules G. Richards
of Waterloo. Ia, a. private secretary
to succeed Amos l.. Allen, who was
Speaker Reeds secretary and who has
just been elected to congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

A Variety Of Jokes. Gibcs and I~roniss,
Origina, aud Selected TO- riotsHm and
Jctssm from the Tide Of uumor-
witty Sayings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
Thrown Much Together.

Philadelphia Record: Blobbs-
Weren't you surprised to hear Of, Ho-
Jacks engagement to that Bjones girl?
Slobbs-Not at all. They were
thrown very much together last sum-
mer, riding tandem.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
PRINCE OF WALES.

more beautiful shades Of color II re-
sumes its sway. and today greets us In
so many varied and attractive forms
that every taste may be suited.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
This Resction.

How Is you new man getting
along?" asked the customer.
WELL" said the grocer, I'm try him
for a little while longer and see II he
will wake up. But just at present 1t
looks as II he had put out SO much
energy in getting the job that he has
none left."-Indianapolis Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24

Aunty Ito Elsie, who has been out to
look for eggs)-Have you found any.
dear?
Elsle-No, not one. the hens are all
standing about doing nothing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24

"The 'armless wonder does every
thing with his feet and lower limbs.
doesn't he?"
Eyes. 1t seems to me he ought to
hire out with a leg show"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
Obssrvant Isird.

Chicago Tribune: "Oh, George!"
squeaked the parrot. as soon rs the
young man came into the parior. .'how
rough your face isl"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24

Mr.. Biggs Cat end OF long sex dis
eussion)-Weli. Miss Jones. my opln-
ion still is that a woman should
respect-should look up to a man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-24
THE DUCHESS.

extremely interesting factor In English
society. The present duke owns H.
4OO, 900 acres OF English land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28

tho famous North-Side Woman's club or
Chicago. has been nm eyewitness 10 the
good results hat follow the use OF TINS
famous remedy
For the past six years" she says i
have had ample opportunity 10 observe
the good results obtained from the use OF
P1fne's celery compound. ms our medical
advisers frequently prescribe II. our
member. ain reside at the clubhouse, ana
as they are business women they Ire
ouenuv feel the need OF remedy tor
building up a rundown condition. We
have it constantly ON hand.
thinking you may be glad TO know
that Paine's celery compound is appre-
ciated by our club women she writes 10
the proprietors. Il take pleasure In send
inc YOU this unsolicited testimonial
Many women are in need OF nothing but
Paine's celery compound to make them
strong and well and If after reading the
MANY published testimonials from people
fin every walk of life whom it has re-
stored TO health there is the remotest
doubt i'm any ones mind OF its uneNam-
plad efficacy there is this TO be said, that
after all. the best test of Paine's celery
compound is TO try IL.
painc's celery compound has never yet
failed TO give relief JIG has made thou-
sands of people well
rsTtfT -Tlr-I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28

DO you suffer with periodical head
achcs2
DO you begin to complain OF sleepless-
moss?
Have you already begun TO have spells
of dizziness
Docs constipation or dyspepsia i'm any
of irs many forms warn you OF the ln-
cyitable oncoming OF general nervousness
or debility?
By an means go 20 your druggist and
get bottle of the mos, wonderful resto-
rauve within the reach of womanknd to>
dav-ect "a bottle of Paine's celery COM
uound and rs thousands OF other a'linG'
half-despondent suffering women have
done before you. and ms thousands more
must do. YOU viii find in its peculiar cura-
tive qualities the W0maniy strength ana
health that you desire.
Take paine's celery compound and the
liver will resume its normal functions
bliouenc-s will disappear the kidneys
viii find the relief they need; good ols
tom and the proper assimilation Of 1000
will beein at once. dizziness ana consu-
nation VIII no longer trouble you, wasting
nervous Tissues VIII regain their healthy
tone. the blood viii clear itself or IT'S lln-
puritie-. and YOU viii no LONGER rear lh7
breaking down that comes to So man!
women carly in lle.
Miss Amelia Stegman. as secretary gl
l1ff,.'i 'tA-.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
A CoMEBT or ERRORS.
Grew Out Of similarity Of Names ana
Put the Laugh on Il Lawyer

Grew Out Of similarity Of NAMES ana
Put the Laugh on Lawyer.
A comedy of errors. which o. one OF the
participants therein was somewhat eXpen-
eive WAS enacted bore. or rather, 1T had
IFS elimination here. yesterday. a we'll
known businessmen OF New York arr
rived i'm the city Thursday and registered
ar the Jefferson. he was anxious 90 con-
sult leell friend Of his, and knowing
that tne attorney who was touring North
Carolina ON legal s.lc5s would DE III
Durham that afternoon he wired him TO
meet him here yesterday morning. Inc
telegram went o. Durham and TO the hotel
there and was delivered 10 gentle
man bearing the name and initials set
forth in the MESSAGE lie read b.. and
prepared 10 take lhc train 20 Richmond.
Shortly thereafter another gentleman
bearing the same name ana me same
initials relislercd at the Durham motel
and tine clerk there recognizing the SINH
l3ritv of names. informed him OF the
telegram which had been delivered. He
lawyer-for be WAS Che one Co whom the
telegram rightfully belong d-Went 10 me
telegraph office. and getting duplicate
of the message. came Go Richmond. too.
Both gentlemen came on Che same tram
neither being aware that the ot1er was
aboard. and both went TO the Jeueraon
ana sent thrir cards 90 tn sender Of the
message. Explanations Were then in or
der, and tho gentleman who first got tine
message. realizing that Doc had been the
victim Of peculiar circumstances shooN
hands with his nImesaic. and caught lhe
first train back % North Carolina.
He. too. is a lawyer, and one OF Caro-
lina's most prominent attorneys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
THE srNrm MUSTERED ouT.
Three Companies Arrive In Rich
momd-Complete NIuStcr-0ut To-p">'

1hf"e 'tlA bAHi'N
moud-Complete NuStcr-Out To-b"N'
,r, ,. t,..1.-,,..,d cor,uauiae of the
me WV, '''-''''.'' -,...1, ,....ob-
sixth Virginia Regiment ''"i'''N
cd this city over the southern ftlilo'" ''
GIO o'clock last night.
,rha First Battalion of the regiment was
,,i,.tarrd oTt Inn Macon Thursday. 10
,-as cornrosed of the thrc. cOmudnl s.
from mis- civ and Company J.. Captain
Webb from Potcrehure. The latter CONF
r'',rr caroe with the battalion, stopping
~ b.tersb1rr
rbo train was I'm charge of Major j. y.
robnsor The Comuaui,s aboard We're
r,rnrarios T. a. and j. There was
nv, ,,iiit r,- formation The men got
' +,f., ,,ictl,- and while there were
~ Wv ',i-' t f,i-I5s ~ Tho station the
Ii'.u1 81 ~ -, .,,,,u cor,nared to what
a. VmU " % H,.l' ter bad En- been known
H." r. I,tto1iop was coming. Il was
thal 'nt u .t ,i,o' t,fors The crowd. in-
XIV n-, ,if,,o. tb. tiiIacoats had disappeared.
,rbou,h in uniform. tine meu were with
out 9rUs They were paid off and disc
charo.J at Macon Thursday morning.
lmmcdiatcIv thereafter they were put
aboard their train and started 10 Rich
rronI CantIiu William H1nklns, OF
5,,',,,,,a,,. e3iI ne min was tires1m,.
6ut tbaf th1 mon we're absolutely orderly
IN ,be w "As for me. ann glad to
,,at nom :" he e1id "and think am Che
mon are was willing to stay while
tbcre WIS trouble. or the prospect OF ace
tive service. but when this mo- longer cE-
listed. / wanted. and the men wanted, Cd
cCme home. 1 want TO say. though, tldl
we had no reason % complain of our CONE
mandor ] think Colonel CroNtou one ol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
DIR. STARR DEFoRE TIE STUDENTS
MIR. Hosana 10 Lecture ON Medicine
at the College Tonight.

Rev Or. W G. Starr, pastor OF Broad
Street Methodist Episcopal church, viii
speak ON THE Lessons Taught by Tall
Heads of Wheat before the Young Mems
Christian Association Of the University
College Of Medicine tomorrow afternoon
a. o'clock. This Is 20 be "a special adj
dress 20 students and will. no doubt. be
both instructive and entertaining.
The second attraction i'm the series of
entertainments provided by the University
College OF Medicine for its students will
BE- a lecture tonight boy Mr.. IIosana, Of
Persia. who VIII speak ON Medical Me
thods in Persia" The entertainments are
conducted i'm the lecture amphitheatre OF
the University College OF Medicine. corner
OF Twelfth and Clay streets. and the
friends of the college and OF It's students
Gro inYllea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
THE COHEN CO. The COHEN %.

army will have meeting i'm the associa-
zion parlor this evening at o'clock, while
the navy Will meet at ) o'clock. Every
marine Of the navy and volunteer OF the
army is urged 10 be present
It lis rumored that. Aguinaldo will enter
the field and lead his forces rescnting
the invasion of tho army and navy. Should
such prove 10 be the case. IL will be "a
most spirited triangular fight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
ARE READY TO BEGIN.
VACCINATION IN MANCHESTER 'o
COMMENCE NEXT WEEK.
VIRUS CONTRACT NOT YET LET.


Tho General vaccination will be begun
g., Winchester early next week, probably
on Tuesday or wednesday The contract
for the -irus has not yet been let but all
other arrangements have been completed.
and IN, work Will Doe pushed rapidly for
ward when once # is started. The health
of the city is particularly good just at
nresent and with the exception Of grip,
which is slightly epidemic, there is little
or no sickness. For all this the action Of
the Council and the Board Of Health is
universally commended. and there Will
De no opposition to the carrying out of
this precautionary measure.
MR.. HANKINS'S STORE LOOTED,
Thieves entered the store of L. Hankins,
No. l2Y Hun street early yesterday morn
inc They broke one Of the large show
windows and decampcd with a quantity
Of hats. caps. shirts. and other articles.
They were disturbed i'm their operations
by officer Smith, who was. however UNI
able 10 make any arrests. This makes
The third time this store has been broken
into ana robbed within the past two or
three years.
About eighteen months ago Mr.. Marx,
who then kept the store was robbed OF
"a quantity of clothing The thieves were
caught and are now serving time in the
State Penitentiary.
There was "a Republican meeting at
Amelia yesterday, the object Of which
was 90 make arrangements for the spring
campaign sydney Miller (colorcD is the
chairman of the party. and from present
Indications the Republicans intend TO run
him for the LEGISLATURE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Rev. J. 4. Kern, D. d., president of
the Randolph -llacon College. win preach
at Central Methodist church Sunday night
at 7.lj o'clock. Dr. Kern is a speaker of
much force and viii no doubt interest
and instruct the large audience that viii
Doe present 90 hear him. Rev. j. O.. Read,
the pastor. win conduct the morning SER
vice at the usual hour
The revival services now being held
nightly at the Banbrilgc-Strcet Baptist
church and Wo-t-Erd Methodist church
are growing in interest, and are being
attended hy large con-rcsauous Al
Raiubridgc-Street church Dr Thornhill ia
being assisted by different minister's from
Richmond. 81 West-End church The
meetings are being conducted 10y the u1s-
tor. Rev Mr.. Crawley. There will be
preaching at both churches to-niahr
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. j. Fay Duval left yCetcrooy for
Manassas. Va. where he viii spend
few days with friends.
Misses Pollard. OF King William, and
Alexander of West Nir-inia, are the
guests of Mrs r. W Roberts, of ninth
Miss Louise Bagly. Of Lunenburs county
g.. .f. o.-.-t of Mrs l., Iuerdm. OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
Two Suits for Divorce.

Suits for divorce were begun in the Law
and Equity Court yesterday by Fannie
Maud Beale against william T. Beale. ON
the ground OF desertion, and by Moses ID.
Nunnaly against Jennie T.. Nunnally on
statutory grounds. In the latter case the
respondent has filed an answer denying
the charges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
Rumors That Were Groundiess.

There have been some Umors OF an
alleged shopiftins case i'm this city, IN
which "a lady. accused in q store, was
found to be innocent and was given q
large sum not 90 take action against the
firm. The rumOr has been lively and
entirely Indifferent as 90 what firm. but
as a matter OF fact. 10 is not true. and
no such thing has occurred In any OF the
Richmond stores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
God for the Poor.

Wood will be issued to-day Saturday
az the Petersburg depot an 10 o'clock.
Tickot-holders will present their tickets
ana claim fun loads of One-quarter cord.
/ saw al the last issue the loads were
small on account Of fear Of overlooking
carts. Take a fun ono-quarter cord
w. W. PARKER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
An Exchange ofPuIpits.

Or. Withcrspoon. pastor of Grace-stteet
Presbyterian church. and DR.. Hiicn. pas
tor Of Grove-Avenue Baptist church.
viii exchange pulpits tomorrow morning
Dr. Nltherspoon Will occupy his pulpit az
night and preach. taking for bis subject.
"A Word Tor a Dlaheartcned Soul"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28

PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED
Agents in every town 90 secure subscrip-
tons % the Ladies Home journal and
tho Saturday Evening Post. Good pay f0g
good work We want agents OBJ work
thoroughly and with business system 90
cover each section with cur Illustrated
ltte booklets and other advertising mat-
fer How well some of our agents have
succeeded is told in ltue booklet we
would Ike 90 send Nou-portralts OF some
OF our best agents. with the story OF
now they made 30 pay. THE CURTIS
II BLlSHlNG COMPANY. Philadelphia.
Pa. ja 2l-.st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28

The membership contest Of the Young
Mems Christian Association promises 20
b. a most spirited movement. az the same
tine a most friendly and social one. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28

Rev Dr Paul T. Mcneil: pastor OF the
First Evangelical church. is expected 20
arrive i'm New York to-day from Europe.
lie Will leave at once for this city. where
great preparations have been made FOR
his reception by the members of his COM
grceation and German-American resi-
dents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
MILL ENDS.

5oc Real Turkish Bath Towels, 165c.
Pure Linen Satin Damask Dinner Napkins, 73c'
"oN', 1000 wards White Checked and Plaid NainsooLs
India Lin0ns and Dmities mill ends, costing up to
Ladies Black, Tan, and Fancy Imported Hose p
and 95c grades, for nc pair
Ladies Solid Black Hose, double soles extra hgh
spliced heels and toes, 1850. pair.
Mems 10 and i23c. White Remstitched Handher-
chiefs. for to-day selling &c. each. =,
Ladies and Mems 90 and 28-nch Black Uloria
Umbrellas steel rod cases and Congo handles, 400 each
Black French Sateen Peiticoats double rufiles'
Fancy Shape Maid Caps Sc. each
Ready-Made Ginq ham Aprons, &C. each
ChiIdren's * and loc Ribbed and Merno Vests and
Mil Ends Ladies Beaohed Lisle-Finished Vests
' Bows 20 and 65c Heavy Fleeoed Shirts and Draw
ers-25c. for any size.
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, 1850.
Childrens Muslin Drawers the ones for &C. pair.
Boys Exta-Heayy Black Ribbed Bicycle Hose sizes and 81
for &C. pair.
Ladies Mourning Bordered Pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchefs 6ic grade millend-sales price 7c each
13-inch White or Black Fish Net Veii4g, with che
mile dots usually 25cY Tor Sc yard.
grade either Tuxedo Fish Net Yelling with or with
out chenille dots for 123c yard - ~ 49,
grade Of Pure White Crepe Effect Chiffon Yelling for Csc
White Ground Yelling with either large or small black chenille
dots usually 4Sc, for 35c yard.
9-inch A-Sik Heavy Quality Doube-Face Satin
Ribbon cord edge, 93c. quality, tor t7c yard
No A-Sk same quality Doubetace Cord Edge Satin Rib
bon, cheap "a 125c yard, for &c. yard
4-inch A-ok Best Quality Cord Edge DOubetace Satin Rib
bon, regular 42c. quality for dc yard
5-inch quality Ribbons for 25c
Cyrano Chains, in jet Pearl, and Chrysanthemum,
SL25 ones for 25c.
Cyano Chains the newest and most wanted fad look like $3.50
kind for 30 and 5Oc
Ladies Cuff Pins, styles, special to-day for DC
NOTIONS.
1000 pieces White Beadngs full 4yard pieces and des
rabe goods for lc
Woodbury. Facial Soap for &c. cake
Mems 4-Ply Linen Collars, all shapes and Sizes for
e9c. a dozen.
lOO-piece Decorated Dinner Sets, neat designs, for
$3.50 set
$15O for Acc.
2-quart Granite Iron Tea CoHee-Pots, i4c.-29c.
kind.
3-ouart Granite Iron Covered Buckets, &C. each.
lO-ouart Granite Iron DisL-Pans, &c. for l5c
Three Fold Silkoline Screens, : feet high, were
$3.50 for 98c
Paper-Aace Buckets regular price for 33c each
Imitation Glass Berry Saucers, lie. each
Thin-Blown Water Tumblers for &C. worth
Decorated Glass Gas Globes reduced from 30 to lie
Cream Almonds, Vanilla and Strawberry Flavors,
for &C. pound
THE COHEN co, HE COHEN 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
~ y. " TVWfs
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT
GOOD FRAME DWELLING
No. 12 NORTH TWENTY-FIFTE
STREET.
WITH VERY BROAD LOT.
AT AUCTION.


In execution OF decd Of trust, dated
10th September. 1892 and recorded IN the
Clerks office the Chancery Court Of the
city OF Richmond. in Deed-Book lb y.
page 46S there having been default in
the payment Of a portion OF the debt Sc
cured. and being required so 10 DO by the
beneficiary. we will sell by public auction
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY !, 1883,
at 4:3O o'clock =. NJ. the DWELLING
above referred 20. together with the LOT
upon which it stands. fronting 30 rect .
inches on the west side of Twenty-nfth
street between VI and y streets. and run
ming back 1872 feet.
The house has five rooms and n detached
kitchen.'and is occupied by sood tenant
at n fair rental.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray the
expenses Of executing the trust an taxes
10 day Of SALE and 10 discharge note
for $1,000 with interest thereon from 10Th
March 1898. and the residue upon terms
b be announced ar time of sale.
y. W. ,BOWE.
W. G. PRxSTON.
IA ~ Trustees.