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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14
An Ix-RAILwAr PRESIDENT CHARGED WITH
ENBEzZLEMENr.

SANpusKY, Feb. 13.-Rush X. Sloane, who
"a. removed in October the Presidency Of the Gin
c,nus ssudasky and Cleveland Railroad va arrested
hare to-day on II distinct charges Of smbssssnent
ferrsd by tho Company. BAH dxed At oeoo for his
sppSarsnce next aesday. IL v understeod thss fur
rhsr charges 70 be made. C,vil sms for about
also 900 had already been begun. eoancs property In
Chicago. Toledo Boston, and this city. has been At
taDhod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14
ASSEMBLY.

Tho concurrent resolution proposing an
.msuAmep, 10 the 9Th article Of tho Constitution rela
tive 70 State oocrs providing that shey shsH be sp-
pointed instead Of elected came up - special order
Mr. AIssaaEn sustained the psoposton, and spoke on
That pa,t sspssialy which AAstsd W. cans hssvn -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14
A DETERMINED SUICIDE.

HoLLIsroN, Mas, Feb. lS.-H. A. Faies At
tempted 10 commit suicide this afternoon BY shooting
himself In the right with revolver ins mo
second attempt a. suicide no having, ess than year
V doubtful IntemperaAee ssd family trouble are ne
aansoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14
THE PHILADELPHIA ELECTION FRAUDS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S.-The Committee or
the Councils appointed to investigate the alleged fass
cation Of the returns Of the election held
on the 18th Of December last in the Mayors once, net
to-day and examined Q number Of operators o. ne
police and nre alarm telegraph. WHO st.sSd seey ev
OF no alterations of the fguree. AFTER reunng heef
Joseph Gilbert, reporter for the Censo!uuono C0nven
ton who was called by Q minority OF the Comnttee.
an adjournment WAS taken anu Weoneeoay peAs w
day alter the municipal election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL

''AH OANAL PROJECT,
WASHINGTON. Friday. Feb. Is, 1874.
At the request Of the Commission on the Constrno.
ton of an Inter-Ocesnic Ship Canal the Un;,sd
States ship Gettysburg has been detailed IA h. IN
readiness on Feb rs. ct Pensacola, Fla, to convex
Major Mcfarland and Capt. Heur, United Ststss an.
gineers, and Prof Henry Mitchell Of the United
States Coast Survey, TO Greytown. These gentle
men will be accompanied by Commander Lull. re-
Gently in charge Of expedition to survey the pro-
posed canal route; Mr. A. @. Menocal, civil en-
sineer. who accompanied the surveying party Of
Commander Lull also by Lieut.. Miller Of the navy
Inc distinguished civil engineers who have been
invited to accompany the expedition, except Mr..
DAVID b. Walton Of New Orleans, have declined 10
accept the invitation on account Of other pressing
Engagements The party under the direction Of
Commander Lun, will be supplied with whatever
necessary In the way of stores for it's comfort and
With instruments and means TO insure thorough
ana critical inspection Of the proposed canal route
1as GstusbWs Will sappVJt THIS sxpedllOa win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14
| THE RESOLUTIONS CENsURING SENATOR SUMNER
FULLY RRSCNDED.

Boston, Feb. 13-In the House this after
noon. the resolutions censurips Charles Summer.
adopted by the Legislature Of is2 were ordered to Do
reseipded by vote Of us " a. Tsss snas ths unpleas
Ant subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14
THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.

THE INVESTMENT OF BIIBAo-TRooPs 10 BE sEEr
TO TBB REIIEP OF THE CITY.
MADRID. Friday, Feb. 10, 1915.
The investment of Bilbao by the Carlist forces
continues Gen. Moriones IS concentrating troops in
santander and will advance to the relief Of tho
city.
THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Friday, Feb -, ls7t.
The Emperor of Austria arrived here this
afternoon most cordially received BY tie Gar
aud the members OF the Imperial family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
EVENING SESSIONS IN THE sENArE-NoRh AR"o
MrNr ON THE QUESTION OF APPOINTING STATE
oPylCERs-NEw BILLS IN THE ASSEMBLY.
SENATE ALBANY, Feb IS, 1874
Mn. SgLKREo offered the following, which
was adopted:
Rssofced That the Finance Committee BIO directed to
srsmins the expenditures Of the Capitol Commits
sioners, with power TO send for persons sud papers
Mr. JACOBS moved that whom the Senate sdourns 1t be
until Monday at 7:3o p. m.
osrsd resolution for holding evening sessions Mon
day Wednesday and Friday evenings. and felt assured
the business Of the Senate would be delayed by
adjournment over until Monday evening Tho motion
WAS carrted-Yeas, II; Nays. Is.
Mr.. ToBsr ohsred resolution that the Committee
PRIVILEGES and Elections DO empowered to hold
ions in New York City for the purpose Of hearing evil
deuoe in the case Of the contested seat from the With
senatorial District Adopted
Mr. LoRpsoHered resolution directing the holding OF
evening sessions on Monday. wednesday ana Friday
evenings, beginning next Monday
Mr. LrpvIrH favored tho adoption Of any resolution
which would tend TO advance tho business OF the ises
L .,ou and thus secure carly Adjournment.
Mr. LoRps resolution adopted, sftor various pro-
posed amendments had boon voted down. BY vote OF
n in tho Affirmative to in the negative.
fns following bills were ordered to third reading;
p.,.tva IA the fees Of the Sheriff OF the County Of
and 70 the fees Of referees In sales Of part
To confer additional powers on the Metropolitan
Rosrd Of Pooe Ia 70 tho inspection Of boilers
hill 70 repeal the scs passed last year relative to
horse records was passed, with amendment BY Soma
tor ross that the set shall take erect Immediately.
Adjourned until Monday evening.
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THE MoDoC WAR.
4. xxcrrNo DraArr IN T1In HOUSE, ON ,o s or
" a COMMISSION TO AsckEr TAI On nms s'
S,rI1xSs OF CALIFORNIA AND ohSoUs'
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make an appropriation Of 100000 for the purpose OF
dressing granite for the CAPITOL was received, aud
unanimously agreed TO.
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Mr. BERRI-To relieve women from taxation.
Nv Mr.. COLAHAN-ro abolish imprisonment for con-
By Mr. DrAyE-Authorizing the Hudson Tunnel Com
psny construct portion OF Its road under ground In
BY e. W. sPYycRR-To oblige hotel Keepers TO provide
horoscopes for their premises.
By M DAyIs-To prohibit the issue Of passes by rail-
road companies. ~
BY MT MURRAY-Authorizing the NewYork Ware.
house and Bulkhead Railway Company 10 erect ware.
houses on piers In the City Of SewYork and construct
4 railway TO and from the or near the bulk
head line. Tho same bill was up last year.
BY Mr. BEsSErT-AnthoriLing the construction OF
railroad IN the City Of Brooklyn aud kings County 10
through the towns OF NewtoWn anu sa"aoa IN TUG
nv Ir. C. g. sPEHcER-To authorize the construction
Of . railroad TO run through Jamessnp 70 New-Cham
bsrs-st thence through New-Chambersst. and Cham
bers st. Wesst. thence 20 Resde-st thence 70 the
intersection with Duanest. and thence 70 Chambers
Ct Nj SPENCER said he was not committed 10 the pro-
Nv NJ. HoLpsN-To regulate freight on railroads
which provides that railroad companies shA charge
only two cents Der gross ton mile for
fourth-csss freisht, meaning lumber timber &C., whom
the 10 ~ miles and In quantities less
BY Mr.. MURRAY-Requring tugs and steamboats, to
have their conspcuously painted, and prohibit
Ing throwing asbes cnders, &c. In the N0rth or East
Rivers Bay Of New-York.
By Mr. BIdLN-Requirng that the clerks aud attend
anita Of tue courts In NewYork, except the Police aud
District Courts, shall be appointed by the Supervisors
By Mr.. ALvoRD-To prevent the seizure aud delay Of
Q canabost In transit under mortgage.
The bill to incorporate the New-York Rapid Transit
Company was reported.
Adjourned until Monday evening.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18
The yieksburg Troubles.

VIcKsBURo, Dec. 17.-At meeting
of the bar of this city, the following
resolution was passed and ordered to
be telegraphed TO the press:
That we pronounce the letter Of
Judge Brown embraced in the telc-
gram of Gov. Ames as published on
the 10th instant, gross misrepresenta-
ton of facts; there was no organized
mob of several hundred armed men,
but pcaceable assembly of respcc.
table citizens, seeking observance and
enforcement of the laws; no violence
to any one was offered; no indignity
or disrespect was offered to the court
upon the resignation of the sheriff tn,
Judge has power under our law to ap
point person to act in his place, ant
it1was our purpose 10 make such re
quest the morning the city attacked.
E. j. McGARR, Chairman.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18
GENERAL NEWS.

The Ladies' Centennial Tea Party in
the Capitol at Washington, was repea-
ted last night.
The last spike in the Carolina Cen
troll Railroad was driven yesterday
and now runs regularly between Char
lotta and Wilmington,. North Carroll
ma.
The Superior Court Of ~ilton coun'
ty, Ca, has affirmed the constitution,
ality of the law taxing til, railroads OF
the State, excepting tho Georgia and
Augusta and Savannah l.. a's. Tho
ease will be appealed.
The customs receipt !; thu weck
ending December letlfH'' re 81, SOL ,OO'
at New York; S199, 0S4 atbpston ,Sl3S,
686 at Philadelphia, and S6G, 80 at Baltl
more. For the week ending the stl
instant the receipts were s1G6,S9 a
San Francisco, and $47,942 at Nev
| Orleans.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18
School Difficulty mt New Orleans
The White Boys Action.

At New Orleans on Thursday, the
boys of the Central High School APP
peared at the lower Girls High School
TO compel the removal of the colored
students. A committee of five boys
entered the school, and, after stating
their purpose, threatened to use force,
if necessary. The colored girls at once
left, and the boys returned to their
own school. Their action resulted sub.
sequentiy in free fight between whites
and blacks in the vicinity of the Girls
High School, during which several
persons were injured, among them q
colored policeman, who was struck in
the breast with Delaying pin by {
colored man. In the excitement OF
the melee colored man dropped deat
of heart disease.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18
SHERIFFs CAFES.
SHERIFF,s sALE.I

Dy virtue Of q Decree Of the ChapcellOf
of the State of Delawere. will be en-
posed to Public Sale. at ths House Of George
s. Bech ett. in the towa OF New Casue. n Nsw
Tffs iilf iSsY' The n sist Day Of A.
D.. isi4, at2 o'clock. p. NJ, The following
detoribed Heal Es,ste. to wit;
All that csttain Farm ard TRACT o. Lao
t dsS..s az md ssess sss a Dsssa re-.
dwelling house. stable aud other, Vst'
buildings Lereon erected hounded Us
i2lloss 70 W." se ' ss me- cbsstiana and
Elkton Turnpike Road. thence soq,h stx
a. grees ast one perch and 1ve-tenths OF .
perch. thence With limo OF lands late Of
Andrew Morton. decreased. dus eas. toaSseen
bike Road. then: go with the sad road south
hfty- four degrees aud five tenlhs west htteen
perches and 6ve-tenth to stone pIsced on
the margin Of said road, thence foath tntee
end fve-tentbs to q corner OF lands OF
Stephen Townsend, To ence with line OF
| lands Of Townsend tbree several courses.
sc nth eighty-thres and halt degrees west
| north eve aud u half degrees. west thirty,
eight rerchts. tn ence south eighty three and
q half degrees west forty pefehes to black
gum Sc ndins in lins # If I ia ., su ,.,9
Hyndmau. north five and half degrees vest
eighty eisht psrstes TO black gum on Iron
| Hill in q line Of lands of Edward Hammnnd
thence with sat1 Hammond north eighty
four and u half degrees vast eighty pcrches
to the place Of beginning, containing ttty
one Acres and sixty-two perches OF land
the t,iemises fonv eyed to Philip Becker by
Sarah Livingston. and by the said P'iiis
Becker and W fe afterwards convey tc
D avid II, Cullen, and to be sold BY
WILLIAM II. JAMESON.
Sheriff.
sHKRrrr's OFFICE. New Castle. Dec. :, 1874
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18

The bill giving a new government
to the District of Columbia was before
the Senate yesterday, when.
MIR. Bayard, of Delaware, said the
forty.eiyhth section of the bill in re-
gard to board of excise, was cum,
bersome and unnecessary and be WOULD
Mr.. oonover, of Florida, Submitted
an amepament to strike out the lIh
and 18th sections IN regard to the Board
of Health, apd insert in plac9 clause
continuing the present Board OF Health
MIR. Salisbury, of Delaware, said
the present Board of Health, paid $37-
600 annually in salaries alone and the
sum total OF its expenditures was over
$50, 900. In his State the whole ex-
pense of the late government was pni
s88, 900 per ahnum less than this boara
Of Health paid for salaries.
Il Pending the discussion Mr. Edmnnds
of Vermont, from the Judiciary Com,
mittee, reported favorably on the bill
to enable the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia to proceed with
} its Jury business Passed.
i Mr.. Bayard opposed the amendment
ofMr. Morton to make the commission
a ers elective, and said. the evil 'Hndel
which this District had suffered wa
caused in the mai9 by the exercise o.
suffrage by those totally unfit for 1t. =
$ He hoped to see the day when the ques
: ton of Suffrage would be left wher'
o the trainers of the Constitution intend
n ed it to be, in the hands Of those to o'
;. affected by the right. The people o
;. the district should have the right t
y saw who should vote and who should
% not. The District of Columbia Raj
r. been made insolvent by Board o
Ie Public Works appointed by the Pres
" dent and confirmed by the Senate
"a The members of this board were SO III
fit to be in office that the office ltsel
y was destroyed in order to get nd Q
re the incumbents. The abolition OF tn
lie office was an open confession that ID
le incumbents were unworthy. lie woul
ID not vote to bring the curse of negr
70 suffrage upon the people OF this IN
:. trict again Their interests were Ia
W more secure in the hands OF three hol
fa ost, upright commissioners than In III
IN hands of negro voters.
t. Mr. Thurman said he was oppose
ne to the amendment of the Senator frol
Indiana. The duty of Congress WI
prescribed by the Constitution of IL
NJ tnitedStates.w which provided thatCol
III gress should have exclusive contr
he over the District of Columbia.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18

Judge Paschal has notified ]. H..
Rainey that he will contest the latter's
election to Congress from the First
District of South Carolina.
The Legislature of Mississippi me,
yesterday. The Governors message
declares that armed insurgents defy
the authorities and control local cleo
tions in the State, and says that "ii
the instruction is successful it will re
duce the majority to the will of the mi
Hority." He concludes by requesting
the Legislature to take measures $50
the overthrow of. the instruction il
Warren county" and the prevention
of similar occurrences in the future.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18

THE S. P. G. A. IN MOTION The
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals has notified those in charge
Of the contemplated deer hunt ut
Newport. on Christmas day, that they
(the prospective deer hunters) will be
prosecuted for cruelty to animals if
they carry out their plans. Its likely,
however, that the Society will be de-
fed, as the proceeds of the deer hunt
are to be devoted to purchasing coal
for the poor.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18
SALE OF real, EsrArE-On Frida'

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-On Friday
last, James l.. Wolcot, esq, Attorney
to the Levy Court, sold at public sale
the building now occupied by C. Ii. B.
Day, Esq, in Dover and belonging 10
the county, to Thomas Bashell, for
1886 Yesterday Mr.. Cashell removed
the building to his lot on Governors
Avenue.
The house and let of James Taylor
situated onKirkwood st, Dover was
sold at Sheriff's sale ON Tuesday, fol-
$3.50. c. NJ. Wharton was the pur
chaser
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18

WIN be soIH at Pablie" Sale, at the Auction
Room OF L. W. sttdham e Con, No. IL hast
Fourth street,
i, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 94th,.
80 at's O'clock. p NJ,
The HOUSE AND LOT on the North west
Corner.of Front and Shipley streets, formerly
the residence OF the slate WIN; q. Jones, tde-
ceased,) and occupied as q business stand for
the past 80 years.
.The Lot Is % feet 6 inches front on Shipley
street, and about "a feet deep, with -
good two-and "a half story brick build, FRI
ing with 3-story back building there LII
on, containing IL rooms with private -
entrance on Front street. The store room y
of good size and well adapted for. grocery OF
other business as the location 10 nnexcelten
and is now occupied as a Harness Store.
=, Title undoubted. ID
TERMS.-lO per cent cash on day Of sale,
one-half of the balance ON or before the 2otii
day of March, 1875, when good title will he
made for the same. Balance mortgage for one
year
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Is x6l feet bounded and described as fol
| lows, to wit: -, -, :.
beginning Mt appoint on the Easterly side q
| Jefferson Street, between seventh and hiehll
| Streets, at the distance sof IS feet from this
tnortherly side Of seventh Street, at the north
erly. side of a four feet wide alley, Themes
along said alley side, easterly parallel 70 III
| street 81 feet to three-feet wide alley, thenci
along the same northerly, parallel to Jeder sol
| street, As feet to a.corner, thence wesecrf>
parallel to Seventh street; 81 feet TO the afore
/ said side of i efferson street; and thence therG
/ with souther1y 40 feet to the place Of begin
nmg. =!
| Conditions Of sale OF lots made, known n
| sale. VIM III. PIbhCfA -
| decllts THOS. McCLARY. i.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18

Lasiies Wisni.g 40 rurehass a-he1s
rupp,ps and Simple Sewing Machine. wshld
do we'll to call ut No. us Market Streel WIZ
minston, Del, and see ono of the picsst fami-
lyS,yle Machines in the world. II has no
equal; 1t sews from the thickest to the tnlnest'
Our hobby is simplicity, durability, light
running, and no threading up required; sell
thIeadins. shuttle and self-setting needle;
Sold on easy monthly fnstalment. or .. nnera,
heavy and complicated machine. bat get the
light rutning New American.
rs Market St.. Wilmington. Del.
jy7dAwlv j. Il. PRlMkOShs agent
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18
DissatisfdctiO,s sVitt the Action
Of Council.

The petition presented to City Council
last night against the action Of that
body in regard to the construction OF
the new reservoir, emanated from and
was signed by some Of our best citizens. |
Many Of them are Repu blicans,. but
they see plainly the folly Of the course
that the majority Of the Council are
pursuing, and that it must result in i'm
mense expenditures with no benefits.
We had almost lost hope in being able
to effect any change in the mad resolve
Of the Council to waste the money OF our
citizens as they propose to do. But this
petition renews our confidence and en-
courages us to make further appeals to
Council to revise its action and abandon
the erection of the basin where it has
been commenced altogether; or. it they
will not do that, then follow the advice
Of the petition and adopt the plan Mr..
. Morris suggested for basin half the
size of the one originally proposed. By
this plan the city will secure all the
water it will need for thirty years to
come, and the cost will be reduced more
than one-half. That is, by this plan the
estimate Of COSTS $4,000, while by the
plan now operating upon the estimated
cost is 100000. BY the latter plan we
are to have no larger basin at present
and all we are to receive for the extra
sl20, 900 is in the deepening of the basin
to secure earth for the purpose of erect
ing banks for the enlargement of the
basin at the end of thirty years.
1t would doubtless be very convenient
at the end of that time to have the dirt
in the banks ready for enlarging tn,
water supply. But the present cost il
enormous and when we add the interes
that must accumulate for thirty years
the sum is so vast that it would b,
. cheaper at the end Of that time to builc
railroad and supply the earth from
the adjacent hills.
The obstruction to business which thi
immense bank in the centre. of the cit.
would cause is an objection which shou,,
have weight. The only good we can Sc
at all in this bank of earth is that
,,;oh+ h. .ha ,,oo,a &c .or;,o .ho. ~,
t;on 90 tho o;,v fron, ~, swor,+ owo
sha,1d 49, iii 80 49, - ~ u.,
IT, 49,. 1872. 49, a.. 80 -. -
h. storoS g. ,,,o,non+s :. ol,on.od ;
- ~ A. - a.,
,ron,on ond o,,;,s.au. ~ 49,. 49, -
49, $50 ~. - ~ - ~. NV '
-,;S;,;.r 49,. :. - .sahotIa ~,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18

PIGEON SHOOTING There was pig
con shooting over in South Wilmington.
yesterday afternoon, in which the first
and second prizes were taken by Jersey
Boy" and Mr.. Morton, of Chester, who
each shot five birds. Harry Ewing, OF
Rockland, carried off the third prize.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18

DIED.-We learn this morning that
Mrs. Mackey mother Of Robt. A. Mack
ey. who was alleged to have been muir
dered by Jos. II. Taylor, in Delaware
last summer, died yesterday at her
home in Lewisville. Our informant
stated that her death was superinduced
through the terrible ordeal of grief to
which she has been subjected in the
loss of her Son, and the attending cir
cumstances.-W West Chester Neas Thurs
f1na
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18
PENINsULAk ITEMS.

Easton has q FIVE cent coffee house.
Fair at Oxford NJ. E. Church, Dec.
Goth. 49,
Mr.. H. Hollyday has been elected
Secretary Of the Easton grange.
The School Fund Of Talbot county
has received 1927 for licenses Of oyster
boats, 49,. So, .. 10
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18

About 800 cards of invitation have
been issued for the reception Of King
Kalakaua at Washington to-day.
Among those to be present will be
Congressman, officers of the army and
navy, judges of the Supreme Court
and members of the Cabinet and di
plomatic corps.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18

DIRECTORS MErrINa.-A meeting Of
the Directors of the Delaware Railroad
will be held this afternoon. in this city,
foE the purpose Vi declaring q dividend
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-18
VALUABLE --...,,
BUSINESS STAND
AT PUBLIC SALE

Will be cold ut public sale. at the auction
room of l.. W. Stdham Son. N0. III East
Fourth street. '-'f
On 9TH day, 18th Month (December) 2ith 1874.
at 3 o'clock. p. NJ. 49,.
THE HOUSE d LOT NO. 2l6 MARKET ST.,
now occupied by Humphrey &saudt. for the
sale Of hats, furs. &c. The lot Is % feet TX
inches front. and lG7 feet inches deep, with
good and well-arranged three story -
Brick Dwelling thereon. having a g.
LARGE STORE ROOM and private VII
entry. This property is one Of the u0nt
best business stands IN the city, and must be
sold the sale to be effected by the trustee un
der the will of Mary Moore. Tho title is
deemed entirely safe, having been in posses-
| sion of the late ewner since 1910, with un-
doubtedly reliable conveyance at that time
| rerms-ten per cent Of the purchase money
| to be paid when the property is struck of, he
remainder on the 18th day of the ird month
| 1875, at which time POSSESSION will be given.
| :. JOHN FERRIS. Trustee.
noy90ts L.W. Stidham j Son. V1ct'rs.i