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A womau Killed for Tattling.

The keosauque (Iewa) Republican says: AT
lhe Town OF Upton, m this coch:y, v.. the
morning OF the 5th inst. Mrs. Ballard, wife OF
Joel Ballard, an old citizen, WAS killed in her
house by man named +. L. pikeman. The
sole cause OF the act was the tattling of an old
lady. IL appears 10 have been an infirmity OF
Mrs. Ballard TO talk. She was fond of gossip-
she supplied the place, IS far as possible and
manufactured items occasionally, which either
amused or annoyed the neigbsors. One OF the
ltems-the fatal one-chaTged toe sresf intirna-
cy between Mr.. Ballard, her husband. and
WIS. Dikeman. This item was repeated AZ
various times and on various occasions. Dixie
man. becoming eNasperated at last, armed him.
self with pistol and knife, and went TO BalIard,s
house. Mrs. Ballard and q grown dauehter
Were all the inmates when Dikeman arrived
The latter inquired for Mr.. Ballard. but with
out waiting for an answer he drew has pistol
ana fired, the ball taking effect in Mrs Bal
lard right breast She was sitting do wn. and
when shot jumped TO her feet and threw nm
her srms as though she was going TO offend
herself At thIs Dakeman drew a long pointed
knife, apparently prepared for the occasion,
and stabbed her in The neck, Just behind the
Jugular vein, when she fell and died almost
instantly. The daughter, in attempting TO res
cue her mother after the pistol shot, was
knocked away, but not hurt. Mr.. Dfkemsu
returned home immediately and in about an
hoGr afterward was arrested He talked freely
about the murder, and seemed To think hi m self
entirely Justified in what h. had done Hewas
brought TO keosauqUa, and had preliminary
examination before Esquire Cheney, and an
Default OF sdo bail, was committed to prison.
The ages OF the parties, we learn them. are
as follows Mrs Ballard, the murdered
woman, S5i Mr.. Ballard, the husband, 90, Mr..
Dikeman, 81"
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NIAyY PAYMAsTER's OFFICE,

IN WAsHISGToN, D. u, May =, 1888.
Sealed Proposals to be Endorsed ''Propss AIS"
of June 1853 for the following articles. iih
be o. The cery best quality, to be delivered free Of
xpt pss and government tar at the Washin eton
Navy ard, and subject to the usual inspection
thereat, to Wit:
Bsreav Of Yarts and Docks.
DO.O OO Hard burnt He'd Brick.
700OD Fire Brick.
1000 feet North River Flagging Stone.
$50 perchee Blue Gneiss Building Stone.
100 cubic feet Rough Granite.
10 square yards Belgian Paving Stones.
81 G0e board feet White Oak Plank and Sawed
Timber.
5000 ubic feet White Oak Timber, l4inches square
$500 = hite Oak Railroad Ties.
1900 board feet Black Walnut.
zoo beard feet haywood Mahogany.
223,56o board feet White Pine Plank and Timber,
Mes. and
IS tons American Railrosd Iron, city pattern.
2 go pounds Paints, dry and in oil.
lSU gallons Pure Linseed Oil, raw.
II 100 feet best Double thick Baltimore Glass.
100 y dozen Painters Brushes.
% boxes Roofing Tin, IN l4x20 inches.
200 feet Leather Hose. with couplings.
900 pounds Belt and Hose Leather.
1870 feet best quality Cement Sewer Pipe.
Also,
For Materials, Labor. &c. for Fitting Apparatus
Steam Heating Commandant's Quarters, SC,
at Navy Yard as per Specifications at Girl
EngiNeer'S Clkc., at Yard
Descriptive schedule, with particulars. to be seen
at this on ce Responsible security required for
the prompt and faithful delivery OF the articles
awarded, IN conformity tri,h StIpul1tiOnS or the
blank forms bids be had this Office OthsrcIss
bids TiH not be entertained.
CALVIN c. JACKSON,
m gE-2t m aafa 4
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my IA I'd
ITO CONTRACTORS.
n sadq'TS Dist. Of indian Territory.
Chit CHaTfsrmaSter's Once.

Cai.f Oisartsrmastsr's Once.
Fort GI0SOH, 4. ", April Is. 1858. \
Scaled Proposals. in dr pcste. TO rem owe the re-
mains of deceased United States soldiers lying
buried in the vicinity OF Fort Gibson: q. N. viii
THURSDAY, June 4, 1853 at which time bid, will
dseenIly; I'll marx. and nseri stons found with nth
the body will be carefully recorded, and the origi
nal head board will in all cases. be attached to and
grave Coins and transportation will be furn-
isbed. and all the expenses borne by the ontr
tor The Government will supply the contractor
person to whom the contract is awarded will Keep
aCSmplete record OF not snly Il locality OF indi
or SIsye, from Pvht re ~ lon,b
vest, &c. where they are buried that q stran-
ger VIII be enabled - lake the bodies from their
new resting place and replace them IN their oriyi-
nai graves IN their original order.
A. the bodies are deposited in the cemetery, the
graves VIII be marked with numbered stakes,
ana 'he number and section OF each grave marked
III. The graves will be arranged in a regular and
equal distances lheyer less than three 80 feet D
and mound Of the full lengt and breadth of the
grsve VIII he raised over it, 10 the height of ten
Ill. Wherever the dead are disinterred from cuI-
tivaIed or Inhabited lands, the orr gnal graves will
be hlled up after the bodies removed
form Of record sheet of disintermestsu will
be provided the contractor, which he will he ra.
Gnlred 10 NIL out in detail in duplicate. at the
piare OF dislnterment, enc copy to be for waried
with the body to the cemetery, and one to be re-
tanned by himself.
noyal OF remains from the place of disinterment to
stionAl Cemetery At Fort Gibson. e.. N.
Proposals will he received for removal of the
bodies from any or all Of the following named
places TO Fort Gibson National Cemetery
The following l. the estimated number of bodies
9.S anu Instance from eA'h place to Fort Gibson
Baxster Spring. and Camp Huntsr 's'' ood'eS'
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rHAS. KLOMAN.
~ ZEAL ESTATE AGENT,
No. ass Seventh street, near r.

FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS CORNER
ElGHTH AND SHEETS; ALSO. HOUSE
On FRIDAY, May 18th, at O'Clock D. m on the
premises, will sell FIVE Lots in Keese s subdiyis.
ion in Square $685. fronting 20 feet each on street
running back 100 feet.
Also,
Immediately after the above, a Frame House and
Lot, n. Is. corner 9Th and X streets, fronting Is
feet inches, running back 100 feet
Terms on Lots: ORe-hslf cash; balance in G ana
IL months; on house, one-third cash; balance in s.
L. and Is months, with notes secured by q deed II
trust. Cohveyancing at purchasers cost S25
dewn on Lots and 5 80 on house 1t time Of sale
CHAS KL0MAN
my25-t NAGLE d Co. Aucts
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR CEMENT,

Readena,fers Fsu,ta Mli.ary ,Dis'ri,'.
orr CrfsfCad,tsruasf-.
V'rES5vrg. Ntss-, BIay Is, IS -. \
sealed osas IN u, pic .te vil b. we'd oy
slant for the delivery at yicksbure Mississippi.
on or beiore the lHh day Of June, 49, OF I've hun.
cred tt0OI barrels Rosendale Cemeut, of the best
quality, Ia good well coOpered barrels.
Bids may be made for the whole or any part OF
the amounts required
Proposals to be subject TO the usual conditions
mentioned In my previous advertisements for sup
pltes 4 .
By order Of the Quartermsstsr General. U. 8.
Army. J. @. CHANDLER,
DhOPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Anctioneers and Real Estate E.Vkers,
No. s26, Southeast corner 7th and streets.

FORTY TWO BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING
On FIRST STREET WEST AND NORTH L
AND PIERCE STREETS. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. the 29th instant, at O'Clock p. m
We shall sell, on the premises forty two Building
Lots, each being 19 feet inches front, by lbs feet
in depth to 20 foot alley. to which we ask the at
ter tion of buyers a. the property is in good To-
cation, and paved streets
Terms e-third cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months for notes bearing interest,
and secured by a deed of trust on the premises All
ancing and revenue stamps the cost of the
purchaser. $50 down on each lot when sold.
I'D GREEN A WIILIAMS Aucts
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS as,'r.,...p,.,.
No. S26, Southeast csrner OF It'll aud streets.


ThUsIEhs SALE yf hhoAbLE hAAh ES-
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, entered on the 10th day OF
April, 1858 in the case Of yno k.atng and others
the undersigned, appointed trustees by said de.
to make sale of the interest of the widow and
heirs Of ell the real estate OF the late George W.
premises, to the highest bidder. on THURSDAY,
the 4th Gay OF June, 1885, at O'Clock, the follow
ss ssd rf All aa OF
line Of the city of Washington adjoining the lands
Of the late Joseph Gales and Others and lying along
Lincoln avenue, containing q and 80 peIches
ing Lincoln avenue, supposed to be about one
acre. The improvements on this tract consist OF
large and substantial three story Dwelling House,
with two spacious pOrticoes extending Arousd the
used formerly as q slaughter house. This prop
erty is Handsomely situated and will be offered In
bulk on the day of sale. and if not sold in that
subdivision that will be exhibited at the premises
Terms of sale Une third OF the purchase money
cash in hand; the residue to be paid Ia equal in
stanents at twelve and twenty four months, the
purchasers each giving netes or bonds, with
dOrsers approved by the trustees bearing interest
from date. and lein reserved by the trustees un-
til all the purchase money shall be paid,
dep1;it Of 500 S Will Be rsSSired Of the pnsshs.
in case ii shall be sold in parcels.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps to be az the
charge and pense Of the purchaser; and the trus
in case OF failure In any purchaser TO comply with
the terms Of sale within five days from the date
thereof, at his risk and cost.
S %HnTE ERlS ! G6K'' Trustees.
WILLIAM EMMERT,
my o. eoSds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- successors to Jas. q. McGuire Co..
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID (lare clerks with J. g. Mcclure 4 co }
Southwest prner of Penn avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND UN.
STkEET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
CARlT0II L., A AUGTI0N

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL
STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity
cause No. I, 0a6 wherein Margaret Bsyly ct al are
cOmplainants, and georgia 4. Jillsrf ct al are de-
defendants, the undersigned trustee will sell, at
public anction, on Tt ESDAY, the s6th dsy of
May: A. ID 1868. at O'Clock p. m, on the premi-
SEES Lots numbered three, C3.) four, AZ Eve, (5J
and forty t94l situated on the northeast cor
ner OF East Capitol and Sh streets east. and be-
tweer h and 10th etze east, the north side of
Worth Capitol street, the being Lot number ed
three. t3,D four a. aud five. % Lot No. being
at the south eat corner of Massachusetts, avenue
and 10th street east all being in Sqsare numbered
nine hundred apd forty one, (94l -
The sbove-described real estate Is situated in q
rapidly improving location, Sbare property u
The terms OF sale, as prescribed by tn. decree
fs as follows: One third of the purchase money
to be bald In cash aud the bal ance in two equal in
stalments in Elk and twelve months the deferred
payments to bear interest from the day of sale and
TO be securd by the notes of the purchaser or pur
cbasers. endorsed to the satisfaction OF the trus-
tee; or one third OF the purchase money in cash,
and the balance On the ratification of the sale By
he title to the pro pertY to be retained until the
ratified by the Court
All convey sneing and revenue stamps q. the cost
OF the purchaser or purchasers.
St0deposit on each lot at time of sale
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee,
my 10 go COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner Ith and ID streets

NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTH; NEAR TaE BALrI-
On tn RSDAY, the asth inst at o clock D.
m, we shsll sell, on the premises Lot No. 5, In
Square No o3i being ~ feet front 10y n feet deer
more or less This property offers great induce,
ments TO purchss rs, 1t being located so near the
depot, for business purposes
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes hearing interest. and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All co2yeyan ,ine
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
500 down the day of sale.
m25 d Int GREEN WILLIAMS kucts
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VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY ON

NALV ABLE UNIMPkUNED PROPERTY UN
CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION.
On T ESpAl AFTERNOON, GA DAY OF June,
1903 at clock p, N. on the premises We will sell
me east half OF Square No 722 subdvided into ten
I9ts; ms pro- erty is finely located on Capitol
MlIl, ana fronts On Second aud streets and
portion OF the city
Terms OF sale: One third casi; balance payable
in six, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest
secured by deed OF trust upon the premises. Al
and revenue starnys ct the cost Of the
purchaser S25 deposit each lot at time of sale.
myl5 dads COOPER LATIG4R. Ancts
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS :
IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROCK ISLAND

IMPEACHMENT OF THE ROCK ISLAND
Rapids OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate will be received at
TINS Once until ~ NJ, WEDNESDAY, June TO-
other ebstr from the bed Of the ppi
hiVer, at the Rock Island Upper Rapids by
means OF Golfer dams and subsaue Gus blasting and
Contractors will be required to furnish ell DO ats
machinery, &c, and to perform all the labor
necessary IA the prosecutions of the work. There
are about nifty thousand cubic yards Of rock to be
removed, distributed unequaly at different points
on the rapids, and the work must be done during
low 81 moderate stages OF the water, interfering
as little as possible with the navigation of the
river.
Contractors will state the price per cubic yad at
which they propose to do the work, which will be
letin sections Of such length as the eng inc err i'm
chszGs may determine. I
Persons proposing to contract are requested to
A printed copy Of this adv ertisement must be at
tached 10 each proposal. Each bid must be accom-.
FAMED by written guarantee. signed by two re-
sponslble persons, that the party parties pro-
posing VIII enter into contract upon receiving the
awsrdment Blanks for proposals of the form re.
With form Of guarantee, will be
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and no bid will be considered unless
the party Offering il shall give satisfactory evi.
saIy skill and experiences to perform { he work.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for re-
m mo- obstr1eti1ns At the RocE Island Rapida"
SoN, U. Z. A, Lieute nant Colonel 55th Infantry,
Davenport, Iowa .-fr
,h Parties desiring further Information can obtain
corner OF Main and Second streets, Davenport.
ioMa: whers maps: plans, specifications, and
;Ssn e1 t e. be t. all who wish to
Lieut. o Fl ssh MhhL fSi.ni,ry,
=. Us; Engineers Once. Davenport, Iowa, May
10 1910. 100 my Is ct
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HABBoB IMPROVEMENTS AT MILwAU-

UNITED STATES ESGIyEER's 0EETcE.)
We "l2 Ma ~ street, MiiscaUkse, WIS.
May s, 1853
sealed Proposals will he received at this office
rntil 10 m JGse 2, ISIS, for improving the harbOr
OF Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
i he proposals will be in duplicate and separate
Tor each class of material and labor.
for particulars ~ to payments. time OF com
material &C, apply at this ONCE wnere plans aud
spesineatIoDs will be shown to all whs wish to
make proposals.
Contractors furnishing materials will be required
20 hold them without xpeDse 10 the United States
unit required for use by the engineer officer in
chsrgp Of tile work.
Zach bid. to have consideration. must be accom-
panied by guarantee signed by tive responsible
names ard duly certified to as required upon the
forms furnished.
A printed copy ofthis advertisement will be at
tsched tn each proposal
Blank forms Of proposals, with form of guaran-
tee, will be furnished from this office Hpon appli
cation.
The work will be let TO the lowest responsib BILE
bidder, the United States reserving the right to
TeJeCt all bids
contracts with good and SUFFICIENT sure ties will
De executed within ten days from the date of the
award
The contracts will be placed in sealed envelopes,
ersorsed. Proposals fer Improving the II srbor Of
III Milwaukee, Wisconsin,, and addressed to
Breyet Col. J B. WHEELER.
MAJOR q Engineers,
my IA I'd Milwaukee Wis.
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OFFISE OF TIE As

IVhI NJ n LION Y. H.. Nav 70 1sS
Sealed proposals. in dup licate will be receiy we'd At
tte ofnse of the Ider ned until y m en- TUES
Isl hsy 70. Soo, for furnishing the trosps At
Fort Hamilton with Fresh Beef, from June l. Isss
90 December 81. ISIS ''0'
The envelope enclosing proposals mu.t ba On
ooIsed - Proposals for furnishing Fresh Reef
The Fresh Beef IL to be Of q good marketable
9Gaiity, with equal proportions of fore and hi nd
quarter meat, lDecks, shanks and kidney tailow
excluded and delivered at the xpense of the con-
nay be required.
No bid will be entertained that is not MADE by
regular hatcher. who must give his name IN frtI
his present place of business and residence
lie manner of making bids. 70 Iui rements of
ticuers, sc same stated in advertise ment of
June " Io57. for proposals for furnishing Fresh
beei q ON the Off &c If Assistant Comm ssary Gen
-efal OF Subsistence, New y ork city.
JAMES l.. SHERMAN.
flrst Lieutenant LIST Artillery, A. e. 8.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed Proposals will be received. addressed to
going the following work at Erie Harbor, Pa:
GLASS;
v bIsnl1TG take Of from the works put in BY
the blank Joists and upper timbers from the north
pier, new extension, for an extent pierwise Of
ITFN ITO take out from the north 81 lie of the
the song 9S.
placing the stones thus taken cut on the natural
isfsst VIDE at bottom and sTaaaaiIy rising from
nothing on me north edge to height Of Eve feet
10 sns WI BE- about lsns.a OF this
ITEM 3.-To dredge trench in the sand close M
Of an and fn S iG5
to an average %t Is inches depth Of cutting There
be about 0S MO yards of sand to be thus
Isy.d pull p a. many Of the piles that may
70 1s Sa Ifsh driven effectively " may
lIIN SO drive as many piles in, and for sty-
beg Of ofe so b ss %sy be say 70 the
IL feet below the low stage Of water.
.fn:h end PIT DrcPsry the
required, saw 20 cords. more or Iess ''on0 may DC
IIEA!1TO frame, it iasten in place in the su.
upon the work Of the inner lO feet Of the said en-
tension Of the north pier.
covering plank Ipon is portion of the work in tn
same y, manner As before th,ir removal.
sooh az the legal papers can be executed with the
eenirsetor and completed on or before the LIST day
The bidder win forward his proposal in dupli.
cate 10 be wrttteE in the following form, filling
the blanks with his prices:
To Brsrst Major Gsneral T j Cram CoIoNsI Corr,
81 EnsineerS, Detroit, Michiyan:
~ The und, rsigned proposes to do the work at Fri
Class A.
Item FOR per NJ feet, board measure
Item FOR per cord Of l2s cubic feet.
Item Tor cents per cubic yard
item item ! s. s. 81 !s s:
Item for cents per running foot of timber
Item tor per N, board measure.
mere Inc bidder VIII Here the bidder to
give the names ana sign his name dis
sduIess OF his two tinctly, and his sd-
oohusInen dress.
No bid will be recognized unless il CO ntains pro-
posal for each item in the class aud the Govern
meat reserves the right to reject any bid.
For all other particulars nqu ire in person at the
Detroit. j. r CRAM
my 2S-N Col. Engineers, Bvt Mai Gen.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
II UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFTCl

- WAsHINGTON, May IS, 1858.
On the petition of JOSHUA GIBBS of Canton
ohio, praying for the extension of patent grant
ed TO him the 18th day Of August lisa. for an i'm
proyement In Ploughs, for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent. which takes place the
II is ordered that the said petition be heard ut
the Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
July next, at IL O'Clock NJ and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to oe granted.
Persons opposing the extension are require ed to
ME In the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth in writing at least tsny days before the
day OF hearing all testimony fled by either arty
to be used at the said hearing. must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
ONCE, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon Is tes-
tmony, must be filed In the ofice trsaty days de-
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments III any
within iey days amer Ming the testimony,
the Republican and the Inteiiieencep' Washins 90
ton. u G.. End In the Herald, Cleveland, Ohio,
once week for three successive weeks; the
hrst Of said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing.
myls-w3s Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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10y J.R. WHEELER CO., AuctioneeFs,
ID No, 81 Louisiana ave-, bet. 9th and tn b..
opposite seston House,

SALE AT AUCTION OF COMFORTABLE
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, MAR THE
GOyERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
On SATURDAY, May %, 1855; at o'clock .. M q,
In 'front.' OF tte premises shall offer for sale the
west half Of Lot g. in the subdi vision of Sauare sss
situate % the north side of Massachusetts avenue
Tween :.cci stree: snd New Jersey ave,
nue., and improved by Brick House Of hve rooms,
with good cellar. The lot 10 LOO feet deep, with
fifteen loot paved alley in the
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at purcha-
ser's cost 500 down when SOLD
myl9-eo&ds j. b. WHEELER CO., Aucts
S IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM-
ency of the weath.r. the above sale is Postponed
until TUESDAY, May IS, same hour.
my3 JOHN Ii. WHEELER CO, Aucts
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL rs

vA6n VALUABLE IMPHONEU hkAL Ms
TAfk AT ACOfi0N:
Onoer and By virtue OF de-d OF the Suprtme
Court q tho District OF Columbia passed IA equity
cause 70; La, wherein MaIgaret bsyley e, al.
Is oompiainants. and May n. bsyiey et al are
public soeton, on MONDAY, the ssth day Of Nay
A d lSs at o clock .. m. on the pyemisee, Lots
numbered Elk 90 and seven, (7J aud part Of Lot
nsmbered two, ca In Square Numbered two hun
dred ana my seven, 81 , fronting ninety lsil
iset eiaht Is inches on north ID stseet. bet ~eeu
Thirteen and shalt snd Fourtesuth streets west,
the said part OF lot numbered two Ia being de-
scfieed a. follows: Beginning at the northeast
corner OF said 10. and running thence vest fifty one
81 teet eight 81 inches, theace enthusiastically
forty one gu ftet nine (sl inches; thence eastward
sixty SIX % feet eleven (l inc hes, thence north
eastwsrdy s.veu q feet nine co. mckee and thesce
north My four t54 feet four inches TO the place
Of beginning together with the improvements.
and out buildings
Terms Of sale, e prescribed by the decree are a.
follow: One third Of the purch ase money TO be
paid In eash, and the balance in too equal install
menh in six and twelve onths. the deferred pay.
mepts TO bear interest from the day Of sale and 70
be secured by the notes the purchaser endorsed
the purehsse money cash, and the balance on the
ratification Of the sale sy the Court 1t ne option
OF the purchaser.
The title 20 the property viii he retained until
the whole Of the purchase money is paid al the
sale ratified by the Court.
All oonveysncinR and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the. purchaser. 300 deposit st time Of sale
EUGENE CARUsI. Trustee
myl3-eo COOPkR LATIMER, Aucts.