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ITALY,
EJECT1oN OF THE JLsUITs.
Rome {0tt. 21> Correspondence e} the Los,on Noynfns


Rome tot. 2> Correspondence ef the Los,ion NoYnfnq
Yesterday morning tho Government, ropro-
nensod BY tho Junta OF Liquidation for Eccfcai-
tho principal converts in Homo. Operations
commenced at 0 d. IN, when the Notary DoBo
tic Municipal Councillor Alibrandi and scc-
rotary Of tue Junta proceeded to tho Roman Col
lego. hthsEto o. dfoetoa md possesaed @ BY the
Of tic English College, Dr. 0'Oal1aghan,
aud tho oanonlco Petacel, Secretary OF
Tho Cardlnal-Vicar. Aftor tho dole
gates had communicated their mandate and
drawn up tho procoa yorbal of thoir aot Of pos
session, tho Rector Of the homan college road
protest In the name Of tho Company Of jesus,
to the effect that tho Roman College was an in-
ternhtioual institution doHtinod for tho edllca-
ing by stating that The reverend fathers only
submitted to force.- 4 similar protest was read
aud handed to tho delegates BY The rector Of the
English College, In tho name Of a1l tho other
rector. Of foreign colleges. Finally, the Canon
E ef'ss bo Sssa 'oas ossg tho ss'asg sseg
Pontiacal property. ThisS morning, the
delegates took possession Of tho
rooms inhhbitod by Fathers Pincelli, 8ecehi, Pa
trizi, aud others, When they we're sealing % up 2
tho college observed to them. "1t is useless,
gentlemen, for you to soal up these doors, for wo
shall soon return, and thon we shall have to re-
Jcaults to oiiicatc iu tho churches hitherto DO
pendent on their order caino into operation for
tho first time. Tie great Church Of tho Gosu
was crowded a. usual, but tho masses, fow and
far betwoon, wore celebrated by non.Joauls
priests without tho uHual sumptuous solemnites,
tho pulpit was mute, tho confeaaionals wero
abandoned, aud tho aspect OF the ample building
was silent aud sad.
, 1873-11-17
Tho Murder nnd Suicide in Cooper
County, NlUs

rxem tae Cooper County ias:2 e.: Jearns. a. ,o,,
people Of Boil Air md vicinity IoWafa ta oo
Noo had killed aIiss Walton, and then shot him
self, Mt tho homo OF the latter, carly on that
morning. The nelgllbora copsrcgatod at Mr::
too true. The facts Of the case, az near ma 1t ID
possible to collect them in such caaea, arc
these: >......
Young Roo had beon visiting A1lss Walton for
year Or moro, and 1t Is supposed thoy we're on Gu:
Wallen. for his consent to their marriage,
and failed to obtain it. This 50 worked
upon bis mind as to drive him u
most-if not quitc-insane: On tho morning
Wallen'a house, and found Miss Mollie, the OBJ
ject OF "hiB affections, milking tho COWS: How
long they convoEsed ia not knoWn. hlra. W.,
who ia tho atopmother Of Miss Wallen, steppedl
SAW her with young Roe in tho COW lot. She
heard Miss Wallen aay, Horny, wait awhile"
and these are all the ,vords heard hetwoon them.
aud aud shot Misa Waljen In Tic mock as alo stood at
tho corner Of corn-crib holding pail Of milk.
The young lady did no. fall, but started to run,
nhen Roe BIsot her second time, tho ball enter
,ng hor rght side pasalng through pug her noay
She fell to Tho ground nftor this shot. and Roe
then placed tho muzzle Of the pistol against his
own 1iock, and pulled the trigger. Tho bali on
feTGt4 the 1I0nt o. ulH udEht auut EalSluS Ap-
ward, passed out at the top OF his left shoulder.
he folf to his knees, but, raising himaolt partly
| IN, Io aga!u shot himself almost in the sanao
place, tho ball passing through tho contre Of ILLS
| mock, probably breaking tho bono, as ho died
Instantly Miss Wallen; after suffering the most
intense agony for half an hour or mofe, also OK
| pirad. -.-......-..
Both parties belong to highly respectable fami-
lies and had 4 largo circle Of friends and rcla-
tiyea. Tho affair has cast gloom over the
| entiro community.
We subjoin synopais Of n letter loft by young
Roo to Ills father. and one to his motlaer, entire:
| DEAN FATHER: Whom yon receiyo this,
| will bo no moro. Don't blamo yourself with
it. for / lad repolyed on this much before
| tLia. I shall 60 to Hpe Alollio this morning.
/ haze given mysolf to hor both soul and
bojy, II is tho ouly deslre I have now. I
know + will bo basnoa, but I cannot help IL.
She promised to marry me tho 1st Of last Aplil.
G.uoe then sllo has removed her VOWS often. All
wont VOL until asked bor fathor, 1Ia put his
hand OH my head ard said ho would congratulate
| mo-. but Go hnd objection, my loaiing.
Since thon ho nas 1o,btd hor soelng me. THIS
Las heau tho causo Of all my trouble. NY mind
hns beou strained to tho very last all tho timo,
and 1 fear insanity. have but one wish, and
that IL to DO with hor 1t is for this that ! die.
| Though wa eauuot be together here. we will bo
, 1873-11-17
The Danth OF the Hon. William Mc-
EulllArd.

Correspondence ef 7ht Chicago Tribune.
Al announced IN TIE TRIBUNE of tho l2tll, tho
Hon. William McGall!ara committed suicide on
laat Tuesday. at ~ q. ~. ~ s's private room III
th!s city, by shooting hmsoaf through cue tena~
Mr. McaallIard Was native Of Now Jersey, q
lawyer BY profession. When llo 1irst came 70
th!a btate, Ao located i'i Peoria; chme hore IN
1859, and formed coopartnershlp With tho llon.
?: y. pagks, and continued IN parthoiship : WIN
ono Of the Ju4geu Of the Federal Court OF Idaho
Territory ny Prcaleent dlncoln. Was mom6er
, 1873-11-17

Gov. Og1onbYsE n1nrriaEo--Corn-Gant h.
crilg-. I'M prDvcnlcnfs ut Lincoln
Gorrttuatldsuce af Yht Chfca1o IribHne

Gov uH1DnDT'6 NAAfEx&&MU.@COFnsS1ht
cring-.lnlpr0vcnlcn ut 1.inco1ns
Correspondence n The Chfedoo Tribune.
ffnooLN, ILL.,, Nor. IL,
Tho wodding which is to bo eo!enantzei on tho
18th i,,at., At tho house Of Tho BRIDES father, Al
Elkhart IN tl,is county, between tho Hon nLch-
Emma RoyB, rolict Of tho lato Hiram Koys and
daughter 81 h1r. John D. oillett, e exciting con-
siderable interest among our citizons. Gov.
Oglesby Inns nlwaya boen personally popular
With our people, and lie is about marrying one Of
tho most lovely, amlablo, and charming laaies Of
Oorn-gathering liza boon commenced In oarnoat
by our farmers; but, for tho most part. tho crop
IL very light. From all TINT I cat, learn, and I
have made no little inquiry Of the farmers resil-
Ing in different parts Of tho Countrywide crop
viii not average over third of what tho yleld
was last yosr In this county.
saa-worts in the city. there hae boon laid out In
now improvements. mostly brick business % blooks,
gono into operation here-the First National
bank Of Lincoln, with capital stock Of 800, 900.
, 1873-11-17
Arrest OF q Gang OF Youthful Thieves
In ColumbM4, Ohio.

CoLU,tnus, O., Nov. 16.-Tho police to-day ar
rested five young men, supposed to DO guilty Of
numerous thefts in this country, after diligent
search. An abandoned suaoko-house, in tho
southern part Of the city, was found to be their
headquarters; aud ut this place wore found vari-
oua kinds of arms which Ind been stolen from
tho State Arsenal, dry goods, clothes and provis-
sions. The boys are supposed to beloug to a
gang that hayo committed many lcpgodationa in
this locality for some months.
, 1873-11-17
CRIME.

A Clergyman to be Tried EcC1ca1nbti.
catty ana CrintnnllY.
Special D,spateh To the Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mioh. Nov. lG.-Tho ecclesiastical
trial of tho Rev. William Rice las boon post
poned to Doc. L., on account Of tho counsel en-
ployed having other business engagements; and
will DO hold in the Methodist Episcopal Church
at MaHon. His trial for the crimo Of adultery
with momber Of his CHURCH at Mason, will bo
held at tho Church Nov. IL.
, 1873-11-17
FORE(CN.
FRANCE.

pAn1s, Nov. 17.-nentos quoted at G7f TOO.
pAR1s, Nov. 1o.--Tlo moderate section Of tho
Loft has resolved to Withdraw tho amendments
which II intendsd to propose 10 tho report Of tho
Com1nittoe on tho. prolongation Of tho Preai-
dent'a powers, and to unite With tho Republicans
III tho effort to 1cfeat the motion for M uncol1-
ditional prolongation Of ton yonrH which will DO
presented to tho Assembly by Gen. Changarntcr,
tomorrow.
III tho eloctlonn for mcfnbora OF tho Assembly
to-day, tho Republicans carried tho Department
OF Aubo.
, 1873-11-17

MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL nEroNrs.
CoHconD, N, H., Nov. 10.-Fivo inches Of
snow hnvo fallen llore to-day.
DoBroN, Nov. 10,-Thrco Inches Of SNOW have
fallen here, and 1t is still Bnoving. Eastern
lispatohon report several inches Of SNOW, aud
tho storn, not nbatod.
, 1873-11-17

DAYoNNE, Nov. 18.- Tho Oar1lst Ohioftan,
Dorregarray, now occupies Los Aroos.
Hon. Mcrlone1 has retired to Logropo to
await tho result Of tho ministerial crisis III
, 1873-11-17
Lynching Of Ono Of t1ao Negroes Cons
ccrncd in thc Grnat Parish {La.> Out-

From, tho Gt.o ORLEANS Picayune, Nov II.
From reliable gentleman who has just ar
rived in the city on the steamboat Gladio1n, VIC
CLEAN tho following lato news in relation to the
ond aud just deserts Of ono Of the wrotches who
WAS implicated in this brutal affair, The atcam-
boat Gladiola arrived at Colfax on Saturday OVEN
ing, and several Of tho ollcera and passengers
went ashorc, and there they heard tho particulars
Of the crime, and further, that one negro man,
whose name could not be learned, but who was cer-
tainly implicated in tho affair. and waa supposed
to bc tho leader, had mot his death by tho
hands Of tho ,1ustly-outragcd citizens Ct tho
who succeeded in bunting down this wretch h wore gre
STRONGEST language the inhuman act perprosralea
BY these outlays Before tho death Ii Of the nogs9
gnyo tho names OF eleven others who wore con-
seEi,ed in the lolliah treatment OF tho young
ton to tho law taking its proper courso. they
only inastng that this caze @ be .s acted upon at
was 80 brutally treated together with tho de-
ceased young lady, and who wan lit ont on tho
roadside in tho chill mir all night, 1t is thought
will ,lio.
, 1873-11-17

togothor In tho spirit world. Don't grievo for
mo. / hnyo nothing to llyo for.
DEAR MoTnEn. This Ia tho hardest trial.
Do not grieyo for inc. l put my trust in God.
cannot vr1to any moro. My tonra blind mo.
Farewell, forever. W,11IA1s uEHnr NoE.
, 1873-11-17

Porrsv1LLE, Pa, Nov. 17.-Joseph Brown, who
has been imprisoned hore two years for the kill
ing of old nlr. aud Mrs. Krenier, uear Auburn,
was found guilty OF murder In the first degree
last night
, 1873-11-17
LANSING, NIGH.


Special Dfspateh to tho Chicago Tribune.
LANSING. Mioh., Nov. l6.-Thoro will DO con-
yention Of County 6nperintendenta, to doyise
pian for Uniform support aud management OF
ttho moor II Launing somotime In Deoelnber.
tic intcreHt-bearing debt OF tho stuto Is
81. .GD5 900.
, 1873-11-17
GREAT BRITAIN


LONDON, Nov. 10.-It Is said that Sir John
Duke Colertdgo, will be elevated to the peor-
, 1873-11-17
HOW tho Law Opuri.ets In Regard to
Onttlc-ShlpsneMtR.


palxoIroa, ll Nov. Is, 1s7a.
10 The Editor Of Ths Chicag0 Tribune:
Sin: Az no other KausaB-Btook shipper Beems
to have taken public notice of ono principal bur
den OF complaint made by local ranohemen at the
recent Princeton soHsion OF the railroad Com
1nlssloners, kindly permit mo to do NO.
It WIS., urged to the Commission, and 10 sp-
pearea III tho Princeton papor, aud gain In Tue
TRIBUNE, that Shippers from Wichita, Kan,
could got carB through to Chicago At $40 each,
nnd wore allowed to keep the stock lu BuroAu
County from slxty to ninety daya, aud then go
on without increase Of prlce. Special rates
were not allowed at Princeton for stock rAised
here"
I only vish 1t was az stated. Instead, 1t IL
go from Kansas City and clio from Wichita.
But, even by the $40 from Kansas City, Chicago
gets every carload Of eattlo for nearly $50 less
from that point than II would coat by tho pro-
rata rule, II sppliod to froighta coming from
other Htatea, while within and without this State.
From Quincy tho pro.Eass Of thls caut-zon Law
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RENoUScED HER RgLIGIoN.-[Pittsburgh
Special to The Chicago Tsnaes.]-This after
noon Il very interesting ceremony took place
at st. Paul's cathedral, being nothing more
nor less than the reception of a convert from
Judaism to the Catholic Church. The con-
version of believer in Judaism is rare, and
when it occurs invariably awakens no end
of sensation among the brethren renowned.
The convert was u young lady named Agnes
Schmidt. daughter OF wealthy Jewish mer-
chant, who, at the present moment, with his
wife. is travelling in Europe, and conse-
quently is ignorant of the step taken by his
daughter, who was fayorite child.
She was modestly attired, and seemed very
nervous at the impertant step which she was
about to undertake. She was accompanied
by sympathizing friends, who stood with
her through the ritual of acceptance into
the bosom of the Catholic Church. The con-
vert was under the instruction of Father
Grace, and the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Reardon. A great sensa-
ton has been made in Jewish circles by this
young lady's remuneration Of her ancestors,
and when her parents return some trouble
is unprecedented. 1t certainly looks, from
present indications. that the young lady will
have anything but an easy time in walking
in the new path she has CHOSEN. 1t is also
said that love is at the bottom of the affair.
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FATAL AccrpsNT--A RICHMOND MAN In.
srASTLY Misunderstanding Ne,cs, July
9l-At a late hour last night we ascerfained
that y terrible accident had occurred, about
g O'Clock. at the house Of MIR. Williamson,
near the White Rock, at the southern eXts
tremity of Main street, the particulars of
which. as near as we could learn, are rs fol-
lows:
Two Young men. John 7. Merriman and
James S. Diamond, boarding at Mr.. William
sons and employed at the foundry OF MIR.
Frank b. Deane, Jr. have beer In the habit
Of amusing themselves by PLAYING with
sticks and an old gun which they found on
the premises.
Last night while engaged in their usual
sport-Merriman with stick in his hand,
and Diamond with the old gun, which was
not supposed to be ioaded-the gun was TN.
eXpectedly discharged, the load entering the
mouth of MIR. Merriman, killing him almost
instantly. He survived few moments, but
never spoke. ..s-.. @.a'.
AS soon as Diamond saw the result Of the
unexpected shot be went to the police office
and surrendered himself TO the authorities.
He was locked up to await the decision o!
the coroner's inquest, which will be held
this morning. In the mean time the body
of bis unfortunate friend remains untouched
at the house Of Mr.. Williamson.
.Merriman and Diamond are both young
men, and recently came here from Richmond
They are said to have been upon the most
intimate terms, and are represented as sober
and industrious men.
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rI,rFxcsStlIe.
n,,xsToRN-BulLpING AssociS"

.sToRN--BulLpING hsseti"~
rESTFV'','' ,wrRovEMkNTs GENERALLY
7'H ,,c cf the Richmond DtsratchJ
t"r'c$r'"'' "" -, ,sxrsv,LLE, July S, 1873: |;
,ostr,ctive rain-Stnrm III tels
We ~" rd an Friday night OF last "eeh.
2-3 ,rnrrs damage done was s,,. IN M"So ,be
NJ ian5 and tearing ana seat .,a h ha.,;n :,
~ 1| ~ crain in the fields anu Tue 'e ,.r;,,
>No'S ~ The Garth Of the s'apamS So" ~.
a2"" ,1a fellow on the rave, WIZ ,,'" ra ~,s
@oc o." ,rn DESTROYED in the great ireSh
,''o,,, ,r,,kc OF This last storm rs ha9H-
h>' w. which struck me as an aPPro-
g.gtte 'l', 90, h,cn organized here in the last
'",'' RuliinS and Loan Association.
W. N,,H.r IN, been granted by Judge
ICE ,'' -, and The society commences opera
I".H',',', ,i.h, with 24* shares at 800 each.
'"", ,.',, ~, derived from this association
J. y, ~ ,,n,mcnsula;e with what has been
h' ', -:|r.ni in some other places, it will do
,,nrilh the town than anything that
,,,,,,.Hrti since the war.
~ ,', ~, some new buildings being erect.
,'1,rlr>ylllc--one new store has been
p" -, thr last few months. and three
.,r nov under contract, which VIII
..,n,irtrd in time fcr the fall campaign.
Rrardon, an euterprising Cana
~, vHo purchased the old Union Hotel,
,'..' i.cr steadily and constantly at work for
,y, months making additions and
~. .'.,,.amcnt>, and though by no means
".,. ~, lHf> The prctticSt and incest hotel
".... .y,r >rcn in any country town in Nir.
We are irving to tit up and repair
,... I'D. liapitlatrd town. in order that she
...., ,.,,.,nt ccmrly appearance to the le-
w.. =, .,r.ncrr> who will come to look at
.,,.r the railroad is completed. The
d. "..Y,h, since the railroad was let to con-
.a; la,r seen considerable change IN the
I, vt things on eur main street. and the
.rv,n.. vii soon extend 70 the back streets
..,,.,rr. LUXE.
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REAL ESTA lie ON
Y JAMES RIVER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

VIAL ABLE REAL ESTA lie ON
' JAMES RIVER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NINE HUNDRED BND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES
IN THE WHOLE TRACT. SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES n ORIGINAL TIMBER, AND ALARGE
AS commissioners In the suit of Warwick ts.
stewart appointed at the June term, 1874, Of the
O'CLOCK on July 80. fs7s. s. on MI the ae
premises, sell at public auction that VALUABI z
Of Virginia. of which the late D. g. Warwick died
seized aud possesscd-NlSE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-T NO ACRES, of which SIyEN. HUN
DRED Is In ORIGINAL PINE AND OAK T. M
BER. l, 3#aeiai ~! ,,Yoi...t.i.s ii
The improvements are good; the lind has been
In good heart. Some seventy-fve acres In low
grounds, The James River and kanawfa canal
runs through the whole length oc the farm. az, &
~ ~ THE TIMBER - | =,
upou the place is perhaps the best In any one body
so near the canal from Richmond to Buchanan, and
should excite the attention OF all persons engaged IN
The lumber business, whether as sawyers or BUYERS
BoxsoIauk timber especially ahoundGi No part OF
this wood Is over halfa mile from the canal. (.
The land lies adjoining that OF Thomas j. War
WICK and Miss Murdy, and between stapieton and
II deesued advisable on day of sale, the place ~
he divided into two farms. =
"A boat for the accommodate or persons Desiring
to attend the sale will leave the packet landing AT 81
O'Clock on the morning Of the sale. si,,tIt ss. !
TERMS: Ten per cent cash, hiteen per cent. ~
and three years The deferred Dayments TO bear
Fix per cent interest from day Of sale ard 70 Pc Sc
cured bv bond and good personal security.
For further particulars apply to US: OF Ihamas
county, or to THOMAS j. klRKPAIR!Ck, \
L., Fts. ,I-a'T7 u. sHlFE Commissioners, .
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STUNG TO DEATH BY BEES.-[Staunton
Spectator ION Friday last, 4th instant, a
blind horse. the property of Mr.. Christian
LandeS, near Mount Sidney, in this county,
was stung to death by hive of honey bees.
Mr.. Landes came home and turned the horse
loose in the yard to Craze, and after feeding
around short while he knocked over hive
of honey-bee$. The bees at once attacked
the horse. and he wheeled around and run
directly to the house aud bounded through
a window into the sitting-room, and jumped
over cradle which contained small in
FAINT. Fortunately the baby was not hurt,
and the horse was taken out of the room, and
died in a few hours.
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9 B5i5s' BY Moody & Royall,
u raeai Estate Agents and Anctteneers.
{ Office seorReftof .seyenfis aad Hall streets,
Il N.rsiN-st Manrhaefar. Va ct

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
~, BLE i, LANps S tn GHEsTEkE5ELD GoUh.
virtue Of 6ecTee Of the C0anty Court Of Chester
field county, at the May term, n5s, IN the chaneery
suit OF X. A.. Willis rS. Henry Foster and samuel
Foster we will expose for sale at public auction.
MONDAY, Jnfy the l4th. ls7a; atl O'Clock a. d.,
That bsins G urt.day), the TRACT OF LAND
lying on the retersiurg turnpike about stght miles
AID FIFTY ACRES more or less, abont one and
half mites from the Halfway station; on the Rich
OF n nile Of Osborues, shipping point on James
river, and sd:oins the lands 81 MatoE y. Clay
Drewry and others, The coil u exceient-about
one-thirti cleared and the balance In young wood
oak anu pine. Small BRICK HOUSE on the farm,
TT TkRMs unestSird cash; balance upon credit
OF fOnr vn eight months Tor negotiable notes bear
ing SIX per cent. iDterest frnm Gsy OF sale the te
hcing re9sfned until the whole purchase money In
Daids ~ P@ II c. CT MCnAE, -.
80 g.si.as FRANK sChRlSIiAS,
nfoeny a. RoYILL, kuctioneers. ty 2-eodfds
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~ htaTBy Washington GoddiB, ~,
! 1uctioneer and Real EstateAgent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE: BEAUTI.
Il Full CguNTRY-SEAT CALLED LABuR-
NUN, ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE AND HEX.
MITAGE ROADS, ONE AND Al QUARTER
MIL ES NORTH OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND SIxTY.FfVE kCREs.S
BY virtue OF two deeds Of TtrIsf executed BY The
hon James Lyons and wife, the FIRST dated LIST July
1851. 10 William h Lyons and William b. Stariard.
trustees, under which deed John III. GUY has beer
SnDscfuten as trustee. and the second dated 18th of
August 1868, to. Thomas P.AHgust and Peter Ly.
Gus trustees we The Undersigned win sell at public
suction, on THURSDAY the 10TH day Of July lsfs.
at SO clock Z. M-, f FAIR II not, on the next fair
day,} upon the premises, that beautf and attrac-
tive Farm called BABURNUM, focsrted as 1boye
containing ONE HUNDRED AMI yIyrY-FTVR
ACRES, as conveyedby the said deeds. 40 -
Inis property - SO wen known that minute de-
scT1pt1on Is deemed unnecessary. The DWELL
ING Is supplied with aIl the comforts of city re-
ssitaenSe' water gas Of the best quail
plat Of the land can be seen at the Office OF the
anet1oneer, who will give all needed information in
respect to The properly. - !
TERMS: $40 1000 cash balance In six twelve and
eighteen months for negotiable notes. with interest
tsix per cent. per aunum added, and secured by 4
trust deed; Or at the option OF the purchaser oe-
with similar security. - JOHN Fl. GUY, n :
yss.t ss.,ts ssr.f b.,} >. Substituted Trustee .
PETER LYONS, ,
!e 21-eou&as 4.Ett Surviving Trustee ,
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BY W. J. Cussen,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Offica $500 Williamsburg avenue.
I. = --.-.'"9''J = 2
An AUCTION.

! A UCTIONFSALEs OF SEVEN BEAUTI
IA FUL BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLANOf
FULTON, WITHIN The CORPORATE LIMITS
I will sell on SATURDAY the nth instant, at /
O'Clock T. NJ. the above very. desirable. .,1t I
.-4.r ;; BUILDING LOTS, gfu !, /
fronting eacii s0 thirty feet on Graham street be-
tween Williamsburg avenue and Fulton street, run
ming back one hundred and ten feet to ten-foot
alley.
[ The location OF this property, both for busibess
and private residences Is unsurpassed in this section
OF the and this sale should attract the attention
OF persons desfrcus Of having choice lots In good
Fnetghborbood, OF OF capitalists Wishing TO make
safe and profitable Investments In this rapidly mi
proving portion oil the city. -.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance at fo,fr eight
and twelve months for Negotiable notes, SIX pei
cent interest added, secured by deed Of trust On
the property. WI. CUSSEN,,
+ ~ Gifts ~ % ,Ctrt '-!IusRIt Allctioneef