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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-18
THE THEATRE

Barlow Minstrels today, matinee and
night, the popular organization Of black
face artists is the attraction a. the
Funke today matinee and evening head
ed by the next president OF minstrelsy,
Harry Ward. Their reputation insures
an excellent show. The. Barlow mana.
gers long ago decided to keep their en-.
tertainment In advance OF other Minis.
trel shows. This rule has been it's own
justification. Enjoying the confidence
OF the public, they have no fear OF en-.
gsging the highest priced talent, be-
cause they know that such Investments
are repaid by increased patronage.
Their tour This season has been a con.
tinuous ovation at every performance.
Prices, matinee % cents to every one.
Evening, 25. 81 and so cents. Matinee
begins at 2:3O p. m. Evening at s:15 p.
m. seats now on SALE
Probably no play has been received
with such universal commentator as
G. r. Ballahan's Tennessee comedy
"A Romance Of Coon Hollow" now com
pleting fifth successful season. "rhe
foft. southern drawl," permeating the
language OF the characters has a par.
ticular charm. Joined to this are
magnificent scenery and effects, novel
and unique electrical features. and a
troupe of singing and dancing darkies,
male and female. Two quarte.s fur
nish it's musical adjuncts, and well
selected dramatic company interprets
the roles. All the scenery used is car
ried by the show, which is one OF the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-18

The Rock Island playing cards are
inc sllGkest you ever handled. One
pack will be sent by mail on receint 90
10 cents in stamps. A money order NJ
draft Tor 90 cents or same in stamps will
secure packs. They will be sent bv
express charges prepaid. Address.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. p. A..
ch'caso' Rock Island & Pacific R'y,
Chicago.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-18
THE WAY TO GO TO CALIFORNIA

is in II tourist sleeping car, person ally
conducted, via Of the Burlington route.
You don't change cars. You make fast
time. You see the finest scenery on the
globe Your car is not go extensively
finished nor 30 fine to look at as a
palace sleeper, but it is just as clean,
just as comfortable. just as good to ri lie
n. and nearly $40 Cheaper.
The Burlington excursions leave Lin
coin at 6:lO p. m. every Thursday,
reaching San Francisco Sunday and
Los Angeles Monday. Porter with each
car. Excursion manager with each party.
For folder giving full information call at
b q M depot or City ticket Office, corner
10th and o streets.
G. W. BONNELL,
OF & ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
baptist Home for Aged Women.

The annual meeting of the Baptist
Home for Aged Women was held yester-
day afternoon. In the absence or the
president Mrs. j. l.. NJ. Curry, who is
now in Egypt. Mrs. 5. Is. Wilson pre-
sided The report Of the treasurer, Mrs
r. Adam, showed the Institution TO be IN
a very prosperous condition. The receipts
for the past year were $2,5,S.26 and the
expenses S2,2S5.S5 leaving balance or
S293. Il in the treasury January LIST. the
home also received $500 from the estate
of Major Lewis Ginter. The institution
has an endowment or sl26D.
There are at present fifteen inmates at
the home. The accommodations FOR more
inmates are limited. and there is some
talk OF adding additional rooms TO the
building i'm order 10 accommodate the In
creased number of applicants.
There was a large attendance or the
members of the board present. besides
Messrs. II. IL. Elicit and III. Theodore
/ Ellyson. members OF the Board or Irus'
tess.
The following officers were elected ioi
the ensuing year: Mrs. S. b. Wilson
president: Mrs. w. Il. Hatcher, Mrs
| George Cooper. and Mrs. J. Taylor ELY
son, vice-presidents Mrs Il. Il. Van Blu
rem, recording secretary; Mrs. Jack Tenn
| pie, corresponding secretary; Mrs. X
Adam. treasurer. Mrs A. II. Sands ant
| Mrs. c. Il. Wingo, auditors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
A NEW COMMISSIONER
NM APPOINTED TO PROCEED
ro THE PHILIPPINES.
70 BE- NAMED BY The PRESIDENT.
xot subject to Confirmation "
v.mbers VIII Probably BE
,.w.x. Otis, schurnan, ana "or-
cester.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January TO-
Tho commission which the Presiuen.
-. 90 annoint to proceed to the Phiiip-
mines will not be subject to the conn Ia,
,,on Of the United States senate ou'
no named under reserved authority VI ~"
president and its expenses VIII DC pa'u
out of the war expenses
II is not expected to commit the oh''e'
S,o,os Government to recognition or the
natives: nor is it to frame goVein'"e"'
for the islands. as was the case WIN ."'
Hawaiian Commission. undouo'eus'
however. the commissioners VIII uhol"-
o,auv confer with the natives and ADVISE
with the military authorities, IT peing ie'.
hero that men of their experience ana
CONSEQUENCE will be valuable counseilors
I'm the condition now existing
GOOD RESULTS WILL FOLLOW.
T, is believed that the natives can be
kent from hostilities until the arriVai vi
the commission at Manila, and then II 10
hoped that the best results VIII lohow
~ Visit including the reinsurance or
~ natives upon many points as to which
thew are now doubtful. II Will De per
ceived also that by the appointment Oh
the commission the President is granting
the appeal of some Of the best tiilpinos,
who are confident that both sides VIII DC
| enlightened by It's creation ana oeclaiv
| that the United States Government VIII
| be shown that the abilities OF the FIN
pinos for government have been under
estimated. while the Filipinos themselves
will be induced to have patience before
attempting instant self-government'
LIST NOT COMPLETED.
so far as can be gathered, the President
has not completed the list of the com
missioners. Surprising that he inciude'
General Otis and Admiral Dewey h'
would add the names of President Schur
man of Cornell University, and Professor
Worcester. of Ann Arbor. He mas unde'
consideration the names of Charles Den
bv. as the last member, but as Mr.. Den
bv is engaged with the War INVESTIGATING
Cormiseion at present. with an. indefinite
programme before him, he has not posi-
lively decided to appoint him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

In execution OF certain deed ~ trust
IN the undersigned trustee, dated June /
lSq3. and recorded in the Clerks Office 4
Honrico County Court Deed Book (
"A +" page 397, which was given 10 seem
the Dayment OF certain sum ~ m0rsf
therein mentioned, default having bra
made in the payment Of portion thereof
and being directed by the beneficiary 50
10 do. | shall offer for sale. at public agc.
ton. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IS l&3
az AGO O'clock r. NJ. the PROPERTY
above mentioned, being the same real IS.
tate conveyed by the said deed OF trust
The house contains eight on nine rooms
with bath. culVert connections and ls n
good order: IT also has a good stable on
the lot The lot fronts 10 feet on First
avenue and runs back 40 feet betwees
parallel lines.
This property is Immediately on hs
electrician line and within cay reach %
any portion OF the city.
TERMS: cash as 10 expenses n sale
any taxes that may be due. ana ihe sum
OF SiO0g a credit as 90 i0fty-one notes
OF 2G25 each, with interest on same from
Iuno ( lsg3. the first Of which notes viii
become due on the 5th day of February,
1899. and monthly thereafter until an o.
said notes are paid: the balance upon
such terms as the grantor IN tle deed
shall prescribe and direct, and. ln case
of her failure 10 give such direction. UPON
such terms as the trustee shall tnins Do,
all of the deferred payments 10 beir l.
terest and to be secured by deed u
trust on the property. .,.
"a 70 Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
EVENING AT PICKETT CAMP.
Ii Was Ladies' Night. and the Enter
tninmcnt Was Much Enjoyed.

Pickett Camp, Confederate Veterans,
celebrated "ladies' night" at their hail
last evening under the direction of Cap
tain w. b. Whitlock. The bad weather
cut down the attendance somewhat, but
the exercises were very much enjoyed,
and fully repaid those who faced the
storm.
The following programme was rendered;
The Diacont Band-Masters George Dia-
cont. Willie Turner, Frank Cooke, and
Phil. Diacont; vocal duet, Mrs. Lille Tay-
lor and Miss Minnie Clarke; recitation
Mrs. w. NJ. Yeaman; instrumental quar-
tette-Mr. Adam Diacont, Miss Viola Dia-
cont, Miss Bessie Diacont, and Miss MIN
ME Parker; recitation, Miss Fannie sui
Ivan; comic duet Messrs. Charies
Harra and John j. Mcintyre; vocal duet,
little Misses Anna Taylor and Minnie
TAYLOR; instrumental duet, Mrs. Adam
Diacont and Miss Bessie Diacont; instru'
mental solo, Mr.. o. Lynch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
The sick Are Improving.

Mr.. +. p. Brent. secretary Of the Board
Cor two weeks. is now able to sit up, but
not to leave his room. 1900
Mr. O. l.. Evans. who was operated
ON at the Old Dominion Hospital Tor APP
pendicitis some time ago, ID steadily I'M
proving. por,,o.
who Is under treatment at the GA Do-
minion Hospital. is favorable
Mr.. w. ]. Sumrow Is also improving
slowly. .
The condition Of Mrs. +. X: Leary was
considered unchanged yesterday.
Mrs. ]. W. Wilbur was considered
little better yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Albion c. Stage has been taken
TO the Virginia Hospital where she Will
be operated on by Or. Henson.
Mrs. c. II. Page. who has been quite
sick for the past few days, IS improving.
MIR. Clarence G. Page. who has been
quite sick for several weeks. is gradually
improving. 49,. -.
poyling Green saying that Captain
LACK Hudgin is very much improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN GO.

nv Mr.. Schroeder to bring some cattle,
Schroeder alleging that ne tod HeacocA
not TO sell until he reached the city, I'M
less he could get $40 for the lot. Hea-
cock, however, sold the lot for less than
$40 and received payment. schroeder was
dissatisfied. and brought suit 10 recover
the cattle Mr.. Stein was represented
botb before the magistrate and before the
County Court, by Mr.. David L. Pumam'
of this city
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Thomas Binns, OF Swansboro', is
quite sick with the grip.
Mr.. Willie II. Saunders, OF Prince
George county, is his visiting relatives
and friends of Manchester.
The remains of Mr.. Ottoway o. Eanes
were inferred in Maury Cemetery Sunday
morning
Mrs. w. G. owens, of Norfolk, is the
guest Of Mrs. f. A. Lamb, No. 500 Twelfth
street.
Miss Phemia owens. of.22 east Twelfth
street. is visiting DIR. Foulkes, of Skin
quarter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
AUTONOMY FOR SANTIAGO.
Great Enthusiasm and Much too"
Feeiing-Rnising Spanish vessels

SANTIAGO, CUBA. January b.-Mayor
Bacardi has received a cable dispatch
from DR.. Castillo, the representative OF
the businessmen Of this city, who accom-
panied General wood TO Washington an
nouncing that complete autonomy VIII De
granted this province. The day, therefore
Is practically being observed as non,
day. The city Is decorated with hass ana
a. mass-meeting has been held, al "hicn
General Wood was warmly pralseu'
Bands Of music paraded the streets,
cheering crowds were to be seen on az
sides. and the clubs have held meeuns9
for the purpose of arranging an ovatiol,
70 General Wood and DR.. Castiilo Oh
their return. Subscriptions are poullns
in so there will be no lack OF money !"
make the affair a success.
Representatives of a Norwegian Wrech-
ing company examined the wrecks ol 'i.e
Spanish warships yesterday. in order 10
eee II IL will be possible TO raise them'
Toey consider that the Colon might DE
foated. but they are doubtful IN the case
of the Oquendo. 90
The Merritt Chapman Wrecking com
nanv Is making Roadway In the wreckihs
Of the Reina Mercedes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
THE CAUSE REVEALED.
The Real source or hhe"""'is" Is
Finally Found by scientihc
Discovery.

For wears the medical profession ana
neonlA generally have been inquirihg,
..Ubat IS the cause of rheumatism
Millions have suffered from its strange
attacks have endured I'm silence, and sun
wondered what could have caused H.
like all great things in this world the
cause is very simple when clearly I'M
derstood. oo.
Uric acid in the blood is the one great
cause of all this trouble, all this PAIN al
this annoyance. which so oiteh "re'NS
the life. -
But how does this uric acid get into
tho bIood2 That is the great question.
Uric acid gets into the blood, poisons
tho blood and often ruins the LIE, De-
cause II Is not expelled from the system.
But how can it be thrown out OF the
system? .xL
In enc way, and one way only-through
the kidneys. Is this not simple; Is IL
NOT reasorable-it IS truel
II IS because the kidneys are not dong
their duty that the uric acid remains IN
the body. gets into the blood, causes
those terrible pains In the joints ana
muscles, and frequently brings on more
| serious troubles.
There has never been but one way by
which the kidneys could be kept In
nerfect condition and good working or
der. and that Is by the use OF that great
modern discovery-Warner's Safe Cure.
This has been proved conclusively by
the millions OF people who have used H.
by the millions who have been
belned and by those who are in perfect
health to-day.
You know this. reader II you will only
sion and think Recall how many times
YOU have read the grateful words oil mer
and women who have been In the depths
OF bitterness. and VINO have been re
stored BY using Warmers Safe Cure
There are an untold number OF people
to-day who would be in an exhausted
condition from rheumatism II 1t wer
not for a constant use Of this great dis
| cnyarN-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
OLD WHIskEYs
AT POPULAR PRICES.

Pride Of Virginia, per gallon, g; Old
Monongahela, 81; old Standard, -; Old
Virginia Mountain Dew, 81; Old Ken
tucRy's Own. q; Old Frank fin Bourbon.
81: Old Warwick. 81; Old Kentucky Re-
serve, 81; Old Kentucky Sour Mash. 81; Old
Pineapple. s.
old North Carolina Corn Whiskey. g,
81. 70. and $50 per gallon; Pure Old Apple
brandy al $3.50 and s. per gallon; Pure
Gin at s. per gallon; Medford Rum at 81
per gallon; Dixie Rye Whiskey at $50;
and Blackberry Wines az soc. per gallon
Demjohns and Jugs at cost price. A. w.
ROSENE. Liquor Dealer. % south Thir-
teenth street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
TO FIGHT SMALLPOX.
MANCHESTER HOARD OF HEAh'"
yrouEsTs 500 FOR VACCINATION.
OTHER ITEMS FROM The SOUTH SIDE
uust,ngs Courts January
Interesting Civil Case'-iso''ee
x.v.,souire Cheatham sust"'"
Personals and Briefs

MI. Manchester Board Of Health he'o
q called meeting in the Couho'l .''''''
=. g o'clock last evening 10 V'No 9"."
s,ens rs might be deemed heceSS"'S
-, tho city from being injected WIN
small-pox which is now preVa'en' III S'
eral neghboring cities. -. NOS
~. Lawrence ingram. President was
A. ohoir After due deliberation' the
,oord decided to ask the clty ioi a" ~
rronriation of 800 for a genera 49, =,
a., 81 the people. The boaru a'so
',o" 90 ask a called meeting OF inc
|.1,,,o,, NJ an early date TO take aclio''
ON the request of the board
uI,sTINGs COURT CoNVENES'
rs Hastings Court of Manchester pc
.an ts January session YESTERDAY ""1
.y,n nrobably be engaged with cNh 0''N'
yhroughout the week 80. tno iurv
This was grand jury term pu. inc ,ryore
was I'm session only shol IA ard
us hut one case for them 10 hanoie' 81, 80
~, Instance the accused, tmihdhhc
~ - cent on on the charge OF
.nsi,,,e q gold watch from the residences
90 Mrs Cornelia A. Leonard, WAS iciii""N-
"a "a the police Court. the tlinepl.Ce
- not valued at $50, so agreed the curry
Tha case will be given another nearing
hefore Mayor Maurice this morning
os the civil cases OF especial interest Is
the suit brought by Ballard baiiaIu
against D. l.. Toney and Lewis T. hiuu'
sureties for George w. BrooAs' ioiinV, ~ !
,s'gh constable. Mr.. Brooks, II Is al
,egcd. collected sl79O from Ballard & Bal
lard. and did not turn IL over.
MAYOR MAURICES COURT.
Sam yenable (cooredD came before
Navor Maurice yesterday morning fol
violating an ordinance OF the city ah1
was fined $50 and costs.
Henry Green and Annie Branch (colored
,ndulged I'm some Cicercnian disputauon'
and Demosthenean philippics on Saturda!
night. and Henry is alleged to have use'
that forcible argument or a slap IN per
suading Annie 10 his way of thinking
Mayor Maurice was quite sure ooih wer
in fault, and required the woman TO CIV
security for sixty days and hned the maj
$3.50.
A man stole box Of groceries from tn
delivery wagon Of Mr.. A. II. Thomas Sat
urday night, and left his overcoat an
not his card. He can come TO Thomas
store and get the coat II he wants II an
will let Mr.. Thomas know In time 10 hay
a policeman there TO arrest him..
SQUIRE CHEATHAM SUSTAINED.
Squire l.. W. Cheatham. who recent
decided in the case OF William Schroed'
vs. Charles Stein that an agent has
right 10 sell II instructed TO do so, regar'
less OF the price named In the instru'
lions, has been sustained by the Cheste
field County Court, the jury acting und
the instructions Of Judge William /. cloI
m ton.
The outline of the case II this: A ms
named Heacock was sent TO Manchest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
NcCiu Catholic Union.

Last night the members OF the union
assembled In their rooms TO participate
in "a conversational debate the subject OF
which was. whether ii is Desirable To
Permanently Increase the Army The
debate proved quite interesting and In
st-uctive.
ON Monday evening. January 23d. a
progressive euchre party Will be held for
the members and their friends.
Some important changes IN the consul
tuition are contemplated. and Will be de-
cided upon at the unions next business
meeting. the frst Monday evening In fep-
ruary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
~ .ounIyARy BARGAINS.

We are instructed by the owner ia non,
.oS,dent TO SELL privately and
nr gTHs several well-located and VERY
SGesirable SMALL AND MEDIUM-SlZED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iIEf1Ip almost resardless
Of value They are neat rsr spss'a acattes n
So',,ied nv good white tenants, and VIII
6 6s sold at any reasonable offer. upon ac-
ooeernmodating terms. Come at once see
them' anu J. b. ELAN e. CO,
,ret7-at l1l3 Main street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
George w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
NROCERIES SHOW CASES,
OHORsE AND WAGON, fUkNlIOhG' 100
AT AUCTION.

Rv direction of the owner, i viii sell a.
the store. No. 22l Reservoir street. a'
1870 A. NJ, ,ooo
1 Horse and Harness and l Top Spring
showcases. Grocer's Coffee-Miils,
Counters, 2 Oil Cans, Counter scales,
Beef Shaver, Butchers Tools, Sandy
Jars. barrels Lime, Ice CHEST, plo"s'
Powder and Shot, &c; -.
Coffee Moiasses Vinegar Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos, Cigars, che,
roots. and miscellaneous Groceries ana
Notions; -, r1oa,
Household Furniture, Cooking anu Iiea. ~
Sore and Household Articles
GEORGE W. MAYO.
az Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

Richmond, Va. January D. OH
WE BEG TO ANNop pNi,eI M GGENE
pkiIy that we have formed . glcg
ship n under the firm-name OF NJ l liS'ih be
GIiNN for the .purpossss Of Is S9"1 ir an r
hrsnchcs AZ lii2 east Main street .,.ss
are prepared TO rent out pr3pt,.s.9 soa pn.
rents. sell real estate puDIcy us ali
vately. negotiate loans, wflte ~ 40
take acknowledgements TO sAhl', ,.,or.iN.
also prepared TO DO a senera, hIvs tss
SURANCE BUSINESS. a. a., "S,i Nane
agency Tor the Virginia tlfe any N,
Insurance Company. Mr.; J.. y, ess
Weigh has had an exper'esn nsirees W'1
y years. N su no 3 Co. and MIR " r,a
Gllnn an experience q 9 css, year, Rss
same business with Mr; Cns ma 'fyrl.nds 40
We nnlllc a share Of their pau.,e,~ii,s
! ana promise them our petsons'
10 al oNsiS'' !, W MNEiGh,.S
o. -, W. PERCY Gl.lN.z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Garnet Worth ~ Million.

lCh.cago Trbune)
In the treasure-room OF the Mahara)ap
OF Barnda Is said to rcpose a carpet which
cost close upon 100000 II is only
ten feet BY six feet in size, but Is woven
from strings Of pure pearls, with centre
and corner circles OF diamonds. IL re-
CURED three years TO manufacture this
Jewel OF carpet. which was intended
as gift 10 a beautiful Mohammedan
hatIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
An AIRED Citizen Dead.

WAVERLY. VA, January i6.-lsp pes az
I'm died an O'Clock tonight after an
illness of several months. He leaves "a
wife. whom he married over hity Yeas Yeas
ago 4 daughter, and several sons, among
the sons Hon. 5. T. Ellis, treasurer oi
NansemOnd county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Hill City Points.

LYNCHBURG, VA, January lG-lSper
cial Miss Gertrude Scoville, daughtel
of Mr.. Levi W. Scoville, manager oil tne
Greenbrier White sulphur Springs was
married TO Mr.. McLane Triton on Mo"-
day last, at Dayton. o. 49,
Mr. Charles Petty, proprietor OF the
National Hotel, died to-day OF pneumonia
aged Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

Tn pursuance Of DEGREES Of the Chancey
Court of the city Of Richm0na, ~ ,ae
suit STYLED Barnes, &C, W. fllchtI' Ltla
&C. ana ais" entered on November tth,
snd December ., 1898. and January ., 4Ab
the undersigned trustee and special COM
missioner will sell, by public auction On
the pr MoNDAY. JANUARY .. 1880
at ~ O'clock NJ, the PROPERTY referred
~ ~ said DEGREES, it being the encellents-
located. capacious, and highly-VaIlaye
MILLING PROPERTY Io1,,,e,,r 5H9"H car@
"Rocketts Mills" and THE Rchml4
CIV Mills'), on Williamsburg avenue aai
the Southern and Chesapeake ana g,,,' -
railways, opposite the CITY -, 80 ga M
comprising the corn anu sun a., conrsetion
Land and Buildings used IN eo"li t,e...'.
therewifh Water and Steam power
pond, Race, Machinery, and fln ,,J
and all rights, ways, prlvllsses' 49, en-
purtenances thereto pelonsi ~" ,s,oacify
the Iron Warehouse, with capaS'n
abouf G. carloads, abuttinS on Syul.1.
railway tracks. Lot fronting loz ISeA ~
angular shape. on south SIDE OF W mann
b,,pg avenue opposite che Mills VIE
tsrgs hrick stable thereon; lot fronting q
feet on south side WILLIAMSON aNtnut
opposite the Mills. with blaeksini~ sn.g
thereon, and lot fronting apout oo - y"
north line OF Poplar street anu We
of Chesapeake and ohio railway fla'
Of ali the said property are 10 o. seen y.
the office Of the aucuoneers' III" VIII "
exhibited at time OF sale h.-.
| These mills and the warehouse hass
rail connection with all the railway eA
! tering the city, are within a T." p.DCAs
| Of al steamboat wharNes. the mlls
having both water and steam power; an!
being the only custom corn MUS III q"
| near the city. ~ .t, hi
ance I'm three equal annual pa meuts' -
one. two. and three years from tNe v-i
| Of sale. the purchaser 20 execute hp
negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments. with interest added, az the lAl,
OF 6 per centum per annum, from aal =
sale. and made payable 20 the QrleI +.
inc trustee and special commlssl1lel 4
this cause. and the title 10 the sara -
estate TO be retained until all the ny.
has been paid and conveyance olls''
W '"e r. VI. PITCHER
Trustee and Special CommissoA."
hereby certify that the bond IttA.-
by n. NJ. Pitcher. trustee and specIii e.II
missioner. By the above decree, ana ~
decree of November A. 1898, has ben a-'
BlNS.,o5 - clerk