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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
FRAUDS IN TIE MICHIGAN LAND OFFICE.


The rumOrs of corruption III the State Land
Office net wholly set at rest by the rcsulto The u
pcachment trial OF the late Commissioner Of The Land
Olice EdmOnds have at last developed into something
tangible When Gov. Bagey began his Official duties ne
determined o make thorough oYerhaung VI the
affairs OF tho state Land once, with view TO discover
ing the truth Of the matter n'rclaOn TO the alleged
the facts will be set forth by Gov Bagicy in special
message the Legislature. Briefly set forth, they are
follows;
over coo acres ~ valuable lands IN which the state
OF Michigan hud not the slightest claim, sold for
mo paltTy ssum OF SJ6iUniy 81 IS per acre. Three
thou aud aud eighty OF 80 uGy bty lands' we're
disposed OF by the Commission during the last Tree
months Of 1874 These land, were ne, IN the mlrIet,
and n they we've would worth Of least 100000;
but htc drwDacli ,nese I'D not stand IN the
way OF tho COmuissoLcr Ic old The land-dnd Tor
WHAT The records of sac Ohcc say for $3.50, whlcn
would be at the minimum price of II 2S the Commits
sUnors Jr consisted In steal ~ $50 acres OF
Chicago and N,rth-WOtern Railroad IL ads On, Wei
come HYDE interested with hun IN them. Hyde
obtained The lands b. paying his 81 IS per acre TO the
state but how much ~ the Commissioner IL not stated
nor out OF how 10 is thou GIT the railroad companies
will DC deirauief. But the cIOwnin act probably
committed the 3lst Of DecemDu, and 10 was lifting
stroke On which retire. Twelve hundred and forty
OF mineral lands In the upper peninsula were sold
for 81 per acre, when the minimum price as long ago as
1852 81 acre. ana when tho real value Oi the land
10 almost mcalcuaDlO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
KANSAS VIEWS on HOMESTEAD LAW.
70 the Edttor Of The Tribune.


SIR: In your issue Of the 18th inst, see
that you give rue ne Homestead BILL passed by our
last Senate You oppCs ed the passage OF the Dill grant
ing leo acres Of land soldiers without compelling
them 10 reside thereon and in this yOn represented the
views OF nearly all the "hoIneseaders" here, as they
too thought It "landgTab scheme" they feared that
a. would be a real damage 10 them. and would cause
depreciation in the value Of their claims But IN what
manner will this last bill benefit those here or those to
comet You are well aware very few "homesteaders'
have much money 70 break the SOD of 40 acres VIII
cost from $40 S6O 10 get the land in good condition
will coat as much more. Add to this the cost Of forest
treesno small item-and you will see that few men OF
,,nal means can go iuto st. More land must be broken
10 make living FROM and money must be had TO buy
,e ssares OF life untA the crop can grow and the
compusory residence cultivation for five years Is
,oa,re in the law that very few poor men will
nrovc Of As the bill stands, there will be very
~ osrfersectiOng ever taken under IT, IOI no one Dut
weIthy man can avail himself OF It's benefits Ana TO
n here VINO are well posted ia regard 10 what the
80 - uItiyafiDg 40 acres ia timber would amount TO-
te In seeus very much Ike g Iand-graD scheme as
IL. tic former one winch our h0n0rdbe senators re-
,ed 10 SANCTION. Many here say lh&t ai De''ef way
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COLONIES AS INDIAN CIvILIzERs.
70 TIE Editor Of The Tribune.
Sic: "Mhat shall be done with the Indians .,


SIR: "What shall be done with the Indians q
After an the effort, cyilize Chrstiauize, or subdue"
the INDIANS it seems to that Of the means yet
but partially tried would not only tend TO the civil
fling" Of trc "poor Indian" in practical way but
wond benefit the whites as well. refer to the settle
ncnt OF large tracts Of Government land b. bodies Of
Trustworthy and steady men. with their families, carry
ing with them the civizing tendency Of COMPACT
munitles provided with the means Of sefprotection II
need scarcely be said that the best protection for
individual or settlement the knowledge. the part Of
the attacking par that those TO be attacked able
20 protect Themselves
Conress could II IL cho7c, by il1ciou legislation in
sure the speedy settlement Of large tracts Of Government
land by colonies whether soldier colonies" others,
by aiding such colonies to protect themselves and also
securing to HEM by reservation in specified tracts for
spec ned term, for actual settlement only, such loca
lions as may De selected by the agents or locat-
ing committees Of such colonies Thus the
colonies would be secured from land crabbors,"
who would otherwise not re slow 70 get the hons share
lana iu the Immaculate vicinity. Some colonies nave
even been sWudied out OF their proposed locations y
DESIGNING before they 0nived upon the Tound By
reservation IN favor o. colonies large tracts IN snch
a way af. while actual udll lGtlt settlement would los
troll tract large enough 10 enable or us AGENTS !"
forward mcubcrs from time 10 time TO Ill mp tho whole
tract. nobody would be delrandod, and tue Govern
would secure tie settit mcLt Oh inc Dhc DOMAIN
by HE best clyiiZer Of uotcrn Umes, VIZ: compact
communities Of INDUSTRIOUS, energetic, ana pedce!ui
families. Many good men, bOth SOLDIERS ana other,
who are bOidng back on account OF Indians ahd
eharprrs or want means 10 cope WIN the MhcmHes
OF f6c situation. The soldiers as cdss MOmd receive
rucl more real benefit trDm such associated settlement
OF Government lands than roni any amount OF land
Warrapts ued for TIE benefit ~ agents ana spec
ulators under a Soldiers Bounty Land hil"
PhtiGdeLph April 8, 1870. W. H. IL bAADDO"i'
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sELFIsHNEss IN THE STREET CAR.

TO the Ed1tor OF TIC IrlOuNe.
SIR: have noticed, when riding in the
s,reccars, that gentlemen those who to be
su frequently their legs and sit with extended
feet, to take up twohirds Of the passage
way This is ridiculous custom and not only indicates
thOucBtlessDcss ana seGsHness their part but it is
mark Of breeding As to the discomfort and inconvc
ncnce IL occasions thousands of daily sufferers beside
myself can testify. Many ladies deferred from
terug Srcetcr unless compelled 10 do So by fear of
injury to their persons well skirts. If the law of
courtesy and kindness is TO be ignored in public
veyances surely dcccncy and sercspect ought
to prevent any from INDUCING in a practice 50
directly opposed 10 the comfort andj convenience OF
others. SUFFERER.
Nelc. York, March %, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
,yO Winters
1871.


In 1877 there 900 persons who died Of scarlet fever
In tins city.
The disease in Brooklyn has not assumed very viru-
lent form during the past Winter and the number OF
has been remarkably small compared past
years The Health Oncer Dr. Otterson. has :aken the
Game PRECAUTIONS agninst the disease the Health De-
nartnent OF this city The folio wing is abuated state
e1t OF the number OF and deaths during the WIN
Ter months Of ISi2-3: o
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wOnd have been offer premium or value 70 chV
and every "homesteader' who would plant IN forest
trees say five or ten acres But this bill amounts ~
very little TO any section where Government lanu Is ~
taken as the case in large portion OF the most ap
sirahlc part OF Kansas. D. H. = u"
Peabody, HQlSaS. March o. 1873.
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IS1a.

during 1872, so persOn1 dI"' vi 'u0 u'O"'O' III IOI
there were LJJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-24
DIED.


BRUCE. On the 18th instant, at HE residence, ia
Ming George county, Va. Mr.. JAMES BRUCE, ia
the 18Th year Of his age.
Mr.. Bruce a soldier of the war Of IsI2 aud o..
lived an honest, upright aud sober life. Though
taken IN hs late days. of his children greatly
need his tender care and wise counsel. He disease
was pneumonia. Though old man, he bore viii
fortiiude the heavy weight Of that awful disease
May Gcd protect he children and lead them in the
footsteps Of their father. alexandria aud Freder-
icksburg papers please copy.l
kENNELLY. On the 81 instant, in the ssfh
year 81 her age, M. MARGARET kENSELIT
a native OF the county Kerry, Ireland bus Tor the
last twenty nve years a resident Of this city.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
MI. John IL nch, corner 9Th and Boundary Streets,
NJ By O'Clock Tuesday afternoon The friends Of the
family are invited 90 attend.
MUEHLEISEN. On the "a instant. ai o clock,
LOUISE MlEHLElsEN, beloved daughter OF
William and Louise Auehleisen, aged 2 years and Q
months
The funeral win take place from the residencr,
S1c 5th street, between | and street. Mt O'Clock
Tuesday, 18th. Relatives andfriend- iny tied to
attend. p.
OXLEY. On the 22d instant, at 10 O'Clock y mn =.
DRUTHILLA VIRGINIA, daughter Of Jencrssn
and Alma Z. Oxley, aged year,, II IsOuths AMI
dsys.
can see her face 90 lovely,
With its bspds Of golden hair,
Wreathed about with fseless Iiies,
That the blest and raDsomed wear.
And her robe Of snowy whiteness
Falls upon the golden sands,
A. she walks among the angels
In those blest and sunny lands.
Funeral Tomorrow at O'Clock from sth street .
between and n northeast. Friends If the faa,ii
respectfully invited.
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STEAMER LINES.

V'HE SPRING SCHEDULE OF THE WASH
INGTON, BOSTON, AND PROVIDENCE
d, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
On and after MQNDAY, February 18th, Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE will resume
her regular trips to NORFOLK, EAAH
touching at the prime pal River Land
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at 2p. m, connect.
ing at Norfolk with the NJ and N. Steamship Line
for Boston and Providence Through bill Of lading
given. All freight address care Lady Of the Lake,
via Norfolk. For further particulars apply to
DORSEY CLAGETT, Plants Store,
f0 corner 18th street and New York avenue
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La kL8 WORKS.
GIs.os TorHEr. Pa ave-, BET. "a and ,ith IS. "
.mACMINI0f8. fEg EsrF92
'0i Mr ns9 3. Les,..::. eve. end ,ssA =
DsyIE Co, 1N y .iiiis p ss.. ,s.. n,hAl,th s..
5ss:..: s., q. 4 s:.s 80. Ss ~.
n MODEL MAKERS, &c. - -
ss .r :ss.s SSs b. f ss os ss
Jos PArpLER 4 also Bronsins and Giidine ioN =.
Ipes. ss lis s7 II :s1s.;, near .......
A. g. HALF .ais p. av., Law, ,oouvey.pe,,s
h. 81 HiMrESi, IS Penn. :se., . corner .Gs g. ~
n OYSTER SALOONS. LII /,
Tag SIs1,. B.;, %. " Driver isiss Penn. az
CHasIIs Amor, $40 sth :. ,esr Penn. .v.,u.
O. 7. Bowxy, SIS Louis av., bel ssS and ~ =,
Allied D. Cannon. SO "a. sv., .. side bet ethA7th
I'M Toxr.Iss. sernsr and SIS Street. N W w. 81
PANTS, Oils, GLASS, &c.
~ ST. st. ei nea sp NJ asn is:
HARRY SYLVESTER, i2ii Sth street, near III. oo''A
por sArE soa aANS IS ST s.;.., ,..,
GEO. WILMER, % 9TH street, between d and E.
csAs aSs; p1 ave- bet 18Th And h
W. .SPELsHousK,( also, Picture Frames l0s Tn q
PATENT E T. AGENTS..
kNlsHT RRoIHERs, 6ss street, near 7th street.
y Ts MOP q, corner 81 and s'5 st5ssts
e. BssP sS1ss;
PATENT MEDICINES.
CASNNoN,s LIVER TsSIc, the great Dyspepsia Rem
msnSI.s'ursy ara propristcr Zach bottle has
:, Q. JOHNSON, Pa sv, bt .; also, Photo. stock.
u. PULLMAN, Copying q specially j aa7-l + st.
&c RFICHENRxcH IA ,,,b nh d. A. 40. u,.>s
B. H1ns is fs near IS
- FLAMING MILLS.
&c REDMANs l3'sstreet and canal.
Msnufacturer Of aondines Brsske a,o Ee s%a
Balusters, &c, and dealer in Sash, Doors Blinds
GILL LARcoMBE, plain and ornamental, 4Os Sth st.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
GKo. w: GooDALL, s. W. corner Pa. Az. and 10Th IT 4
HHssy GnEir s Ia sSsn9e near 9Th street
Ws is Pa avenues, CAPITOL si 1 H nnG 'h
PRINTING OFFICES.
Gov a 81 Won s 1ssa Il;
sa9 e En-
snITT d RSa1s ssrns q s. ST..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ki5ah& H DUDLEY, cor La avenue and 7h street
KILsoTss LaITA sorneI istS and st Fss U"'s
aEstSs ySss "a i 1iS street pes5 18th
Nn H. SIsssif Ts sls Market Space Department
SSehGMos FAsv1s 7.a St 9, o.. Post Once
= S iss::f e esss
Fs Sen ,h fMss RapI
RESTAURANTS.
JOHN ScOrTs DINING SALOON, Meals sc 1855 La. av
p, s.! SASH III, Doors re- A AND BLINDS.
Tucker SHERMAN, ss5 Louisiana avenue. A'''
" SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SEWING MACHINES. = =
wHkEt II.S WLsoSs Steer Son. agts. ,4sl Pa av
Lewis wis iB aar, s ssns Gs.tSet
ELIAS HowK's IMPRovfD,J Karr, agt, 62s Pa. ay
The Family FaHori,e. H1am ami s IT, YIN street.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
EpwARp sIoLPE, 6te IN street, op. Post once.
koBT. HlTKHAND, SO4 ST., bet. 9Th and 9Th
BA1ss Bko4Hss sls i. rSs st SeS s1d SsS
MRS g. H. M1rRER, si7 III St. op. Patent once.
sTEAM APP CO Gas a,o bs,
stone YARDS.
w. j. G. A. AcKER, LIST and Il streets N W.
s 81 RssT And ssss
IN street, rs sSa Ind
JOHN MORAN, (asO Tin Roofing, } ais n Pa ave.
A.G HALEY, sIs "a. AZ !. Law ,ccnvey.nc,0e No,.,,
~ Sad SS i9 Sls BE-: I'll
Chr: karrIsf, is III street, near 5.
jas. I = TISs. M4SS CO. a Is
GHAsG PEARcK; lals Pa az. bet. i4th and 18th sts
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sire
FIRsI.CLAss IMPROVED BUSINESS PROP
ERTI FRONTING ON 7rH STREET WEST,
RETWEEN ID STREET NORTH AND MAR.
KIT SPAGE AT AuGTION
TO.MORR ROW.

RY LATIMER CLEARY,
Southwest corner Pennsy ly ana avenue and Ilth st
Star ONCE Building.
AssNIG G les sA AZ ABOUT FIVE IHogs-
~ On MONDAY and TUESDAY MORN.
HkINGS, February "a and 25, commencing at
no O'Clock, the undersigned assignees viii
and streets, the following superior assortment Of
Fine Groceries and Liquors:
superior Brandiee, in casks and bottles,
Fine Keller and Baker Whistles,
kherries and Port W ines,
Gin, Rum and Bitters,
Ten gallons pure Spirits,
Sugars and Coffees,
Parker House Tomato Soup,
Eight chests of Teas,
Condiments in great variety,
Pickles of all kinds,
Olive Oils, W ASKING Blue,
Canned Fruits of all kinds,
Starch, Rice and Candles,
London Crackers,
Fine Ninegars. Lard,
Fine stock Of Backing,
Oil and Oil Cans,
Sugar Mill,
Patent Cheese Knife, .
Tubs, Buckets and Brocms,
Clothes Lines and Irvine,
Empty Casks. &c.
Together with many articles not necessary TO men,
ton.
One superior Horse,
Two Grocery Wagons and two sets of single
n. B.-We would call particular attention TO the
trade, and also to parties who furnishing for the
i'h of March, to this sale, the goods all fresh
and in good condition.
MICHAEL GREENE A.si.r..s
fls LATIMER q CLEARY, Auct
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THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL

|Jaeob Stoutenberg has caused 10 be filed
I'm the circuit court at St Louis suit tor Islander
against John Il. Cook, placing his damages at
the small sum OF $4,000. The complaint Is that
defendant called Stoutenberg a robber.
~A man named Nosburg who, Is years ago
broke into the Van Rensselaer, tomb a nd robbed
q corpse of some jewels, has recently been SEN
fenced TO state prison in Massachusetts, Tor
stealing diamonds.
~One of the most celebrated physicians OF
Philadelphia, il is said eats two ra.s apples
every evening before he retires to rest, and
but keep the whole system in a healthy condi-
ton.
The Figaro published curious paragraph,
to the effect that at a meeting i'm London N.
Felix Pyat, alias the 'unclean iconoclass." pro-
posed that the son of Napoleon Ill should be
assassinated by an Italian, but that Carl Marx
protested yehemently against the suggestion.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA,

Holdtne SPsciaI Tam, Febrrdyy 17tk, 1873
In the case Of NJ G. Lewleden Clements, adminis-
tratrix of BENZ. H CLEMENTS, deceased, the
administrative ", a. aforesaid has, with the appro-
baton Of the Supreme Court of the District
the 18th day Of March, A. 1873, for the final settle
ment and distribution of the personal Of said
deceased and Of the assets in hand, a. far as the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly youched, or they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit i'm said deceaseds estate:
Proeided, copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks In the Star, previous to the
said day. Test:
finn A.WEBSTER. Register of wiis
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IN THE suPKEME go SSEKT 0F THE DISTRICT

Hotdfne SPECIAL IsTm, FebrNdry l0tk, 1873
In the case of John Carroll Brent, executor of
said has with the appreciation Of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia aforesaid, appointed
the final settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hand as
money; when and where all the creditors and helm
Of said deceased notified to attend, with their
claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benet In said deceased =
estate: Pyorided acopy of this order be published
week for three weeks In the Star previous TO
the said day. Test: Ets A. WEBSTER,
7 f10-mNs Register of Wiis
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.n = "A
RY wM l.. WALL q CO., Auct,op.er,
- New Marble Building
Nos. 300 and 9O3 Fenusyly AHA axerua
BANKRUPTCY sAI

ID New Marble Bniidins.o
Nos. 200 and s03 Fennsyiv ania avenue.
s-,.v BAEKEgPToy SALE
Hkb r hHhkh xIrH SbNc
=. ss0E s;G sRFq b.E AN1
;SSs; y ,f1 e AID 3 Fl PEE e
= % wHHpEEssbbaY. the sn day of March,
ssSss q ;s sy De. q e. sssrs
SttinS in Ransrsptcy che n9derusned. Asignees 81
sssfss sSGs VIII :s at sSi sS
kes, md n "a 2, shs n9,h part q &
isl, nineteen (isl, and twenty SOS in square num-
Marble YIN, e n n feet, provides vim steam
Stone and marble, among which are hve gang saws
Ins ssaSs + sS p5sSydsd
pure , SsssI and pumping s sngins
ssop %h and sse also
cutters shop, with rubbing bed; and a large frame
The buiidilgs are substantially erected Of stone
and wood and in addition to front OF about 40 feet
property has wharf front Of about 80 feet ON Water
street There are nearly 50 900 square fee; in the lots
will also sell the two small houses and let on street
opposite the mill designated rs Lot g. in Square 5s
having front Of 81 feet on street BY depth of lss
feet.
Also, at the same time and place will sell lot
81 machinery detached from the mill, consisting 81
hostins machine, blocks, pulleys, wheels. cd iron,
&c, &C.
Terms of sale. On the mill property and fixtures,
including the shops and stable, credit Will be given
$500 bearing interest, able quarterly al the
rate OF per cent per annum, until the 18th Of De
cenber, 1874 onehaf the balance to be paid IN cash
on the ratification of the SALE and the remainder in
twelve months from the day OF sale, with six per
cent. interest The credit payments be secured by
deeds Of trust the premises. deposit of q 800
will be required at time Of sale.
For the small houses and lot in square sos, one
third cash. and the balance in six and twelve months
sale.
For the personal property ca twill be required.
All conyeysn to be at purchaser cost
VIM. B. WEBB, tAssgnees in
JAS. FULLERTON,f Bankruptcy
In the District Of Columbia and offers a rare oppor-
tunity for profitable business. The assgnees will
and will take pleasure in communicating further in
formation to parties wishing to purchase.
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TITS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Ihs. tie .pe.cr!s.r
$500 es 5000 Sss :sss Fla !ssfi
s.ssa Az AZ SasPa sass%;ss s.s TIE
the - Day e fsbESs next: they nay othsrviss by
ssss = A'aa nv e 81 q fEisSsif m
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INTHs sUPREUM.ES 9SyRT ~ rHE DISTRICT

{ Hofdtne Spectdt 13U, fe0fx0yy ID, IUS.
In the OF John CrAnch, Administrator Of WILL.
LIAM g; CRANCH, deceased, tho Administrsfor
Conr cfthe Dtrict Of Coiumbt. Aforesaid sppointed
TUESDAY, the 3Sth day. Of February nexf, for the
final settlement and distIitution Of the personal
estate OF said deceased and Of the in hand -
far the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where al the creditors snd heirs
claims properly youched, or they nay otherviss b
estase eIcyidsd, COPY e t1s order Be publshed
oncsa week for three weeeks In Tho EyeninR Star
previous 20 the said day. fest: -
I f5-w.A. A. WEBSTERs Rseistsr At win.
VTHIs u 70 CIV NOfieE, That the subscriber
trict Of Colu6is, koldinsS Spscisi fers lstess Of
administration on the personal estate Of ROBERT
>. HOGG, late Of wa.hington county, d. O.,
deceased. All perscns hGNine cAim1a 9nins the said
decss.sd are hereby wsr9sd e sxhibit the zane,
before the fst day 81 February next they ay other.
wise b. e. he esel.dea ffeH sn Ssneef q the sd
"a s2 ~. r.. NARY. !, ttxxrrs. Z
so1~A o 5is.s u. q. e,e..,
6u-H it3S SFcss
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrERNOOi
RY GREEN 4 wrLLIAMs. Auct,oe.--.-
- No. 1o01, northwest corner Wh and % On

ID No. iool, northwest corner ish and p sss.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALuABLE IMPROVED
MSTEssIrioSS oksEE coLtMsif sfhhEhSHi.. I n
- BY virtue Of deed Of trus, TO IN. una.r.,,,..,
aa,s se IN Tsef Ma SO g :
sea one OF the iagd records in and for wA.hinsson
party hops the aae and unpaid sote
Gnrsd theres,. win sell = public suctSn, on MON
ecioek D. m on the premises, lot namseped one hun
dred and twenty i've .iss, In David L Ms,rseI
SAID 10, 1on shS Of s.,i fsss
running back with an equal width By and with tn
east side Of Columbia street 100 feet 10 an alley and
ing and cellar toseher wh seven posn.
ioI DWELLING purpose. 81 well .Trsnsed Also. tso,
The above properly win be sold subject TO a prior
deed Of trust for e 900, with interest at the rate Of
Terms q sale: 0ns.thid Of the parshs.e money
the balance in six, and eighteen mon; hs with
and 's By dss Of Of dn the g
GS ,S At ess Of pGrssassr sleo p paid
s And The u sse are no s e
with within FIVE days after day Of sale. the tr,iste
81 fs the
i asa in said GRIM Aaskf TIEL fSS sss
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneer-,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets
FIRsT-CLAss IMPROVED BUSINESS PROP
hRTI FRONTING ON 7IH STREET WEST,
KET SPACE AT AUCTION
D. ls7s, at 8 O'Clock p. M, shall sell, on the
No. S having feet front b. 100 1 feet deep, i%
proved By thfeestory pressed brick from, building,
berg, and adjoining the dry goods store Of J. @.
iseweh Co., and near the National Bank Of the
Republic, which makes il first class business prop
ery TO which we ask the attention of capt. Alists
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
eighteen, twenty four, thirty and thirty six months
Tor notes bearing 10 Ter cent interest and secured
by deed OF trust the premises sold All convey
ancing st the purchasers cost Five hundred dol
lars down in the hands of the auctioneers on the day
Of sale.
fl2-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.