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ASCANDAL ENDING IN A SHOOTING ARRAY
Cool burgess Shoots ". ". WiGgerg.-Tuesday
night there was a shooting affair at the Rising
Sun lIeiel, kept by Mr.. j. Burgess, on YonCe
street, Toronto, Canada. In Which WIN. W.
Widgery, fruiterer, and Cool Burgess were the
principals. For about 8 year II has been alleged
mat Mldgery and Mrs. Cool Burgess have been
on ,eItns OF improper intimacy, and on that
account she and her husband have been living
apart. On Monday night Cool Burgess In re-
Spouse 10 a telegram sent to him by mis- brother
arrived In the city from New York, and called
on ms mother, Who Is lying dangerously I'll at
about O'Clock, WidgeTy and Alexander Blake.
ly, cfgarmaker. called at the Rising sun
Hotel, and after taking couple OF drinks took
teelr departure. They returned in about an
oar, Widgery asked him 10 take a drink The
former dissented, saying that he would not
drink with man who had broken his heart.
Widge1y then called him a number OF names
ard stepped toward him IN threatening
manner. Cool drew a revolver and fred.
the contents OF ole chamber lodging In his op-
poDent'S left forearm. and OF the other In hts
left hand. He then left the room By a side
door, aid had gone to the rear or the house
when Wldgery said TO Blakely: Hand me that
gun. What DO you think I came here for?"
After struggle by some occupants OF the bar
room TO take the revolver from Blakely IL WAS
dropped On the floor, and secured by Wldgery,
who cred one shot through the back door at
Cool Burgess Though his aim was steady, the
bullet missed its mark, and Burgess left the
place hurriedly. Both Widgery and Blakeiy
drove In search OF him to his mothers house.
They did not ind him, and his mother states
that he had left before that time for New York,
where he may be found II required TO appear at
court In Toronto. Mr.. John Burgess states that
Mr.. Widgery was never In his hotel before last
night TO his knowledge, and suspects that he
came there for no good purpose. No arrests
have yet been made In connection with the az
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YOUNG h MIDDLETON. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TIE scHTh SIDE Ah 81 MATER sThEEf
NOW oGG0PlED BY THE KENNEBEo IoE
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated October IA
18th. 1873, and recorded in Lber No. 800. Ee3
e 81 .ns e. o.
party secured thereby, we will sell, at public auc-
@ f o OF the a. ocoes S
ia, hat parcel Of ground, with the two Brick Ware
ona b q s n
the sds OF Water street dssbsd more par
~ lei or pe
Twelve deerees west from one foot no.thwesterly
f homsa the a ut Of Rr John Bss
the south side Of Water street and which is foot
Of stone sts4Sng on the BENG Of said
q s.,d 6e96 ana VIII Wsssr strsss
Potonsc river; thence with SAID channel southeast.
warcly feet and three inches, until it
corns. Of the late Charles Bsstys bIict ho9.s
Corner Of wharf built By osTtn ne Thomas
Eeatty thence reversing said limo a. aforesaid
Beatty house and to the southwest cor aer Of said
wharf. to the south side of Water street. thence
se iea as5 s 1
the v prick warehouses thereon. next the
.n nab o.
tse ss Sye Fl the the
eTnmoss line Of the Essex house to toe ehanse Of
the river. with the OF the alley west OF the Essex
property out to water street. Said property to be
tenant TO have 80 days from day OF sale, Within
which to remove the ice now stored on the premises
Both pieces will he sold together.
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money in
cash, and the balance twelve, eighteen and twenty
SAFE. to be secured by deed of trust on the pro.
perty sold, or AL CASH at the option Of the purcha
chaser at the time Of sale All conveyanciDg at cost
OF purchaser II the terms OF sale not complied
salA
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaultDg purchaser after five days
advertisement.
AA 6HH y Hs :; 1%%oRTH1SGToN,l Trustees.
iY2l 81 anR2 z 4k1l
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F-"i have nothing but my heart to give
you, said spinster to lawyer who had con-
cluded suit for her. "Weu," said the lawyer
grufly, Ego TO my clerk; he takes the fees."-
F-Willett McConn we'll known carriage
manufacturer, OF Hampstead, L. l., was found
dead Sunday morning with his head hanging
the floor. 1t is supposed that he was attacked
with hemorhage OF the lungs and was choked
to death.
"A. special to the st. Paul Pioneer Press re-
ports the discovery OF rich mineral veins In the
Northern Light Lake region on the north shore
OF Lake Superior.
gFTeiifero won IS from Moore in a game OF
poker at Morton's Gap, KY, and Moore, when
the money, but Telifero said, mo; know when
10 STOP upon which Moore retorted, ssThen
this is good time for you TO stop living" and
killed him with knife.
a It was JerSeyman who asked why San
key was always running for Vice President on
the Moody ticket--[N. Y. Herald.
u Among the ladies who viii ballot on the
school question In Wyoming this year very few
viii cast their maiden votes.
tS-The admirers OF Colonel Hig1nson's ex-
cellent literary talent, viii be glad to hear q
rumOr that he has lately inherited comforta.
Die little fortune.
sF- Flat jet beads held together by elastic
bands are fashionable among people who wear
mourning.
tF-The wine MADE from Flcrioa oranges
comes, Ia the course OF two or three years To
Taste Som6w hat like sherry.
H-A Springfield Mass naa has named his
four boys Ara, Era. Ira, and Ora. and they are
''all alive and mischieyous as If nothing had
happened"
eR-A great deal OF milk sent 10 New York
nom orange county is from cows which are fed
on malt refuse received in a very bad condition
In car loads from New York.
eE-"A hunt for hard times" is the way the
Chicago Times describes the operations OF the
Confessional committee on labor and business.
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DRoposALs FOB STATIONERY.
SECRETARY's OFFICE.

SENATE OF THE USIIEp STATES
ss.,od pron MasH1S siT DC July 1872
Stationery for the use Of the Senate Of the United
se 9 t zach dass .ns Fl fen
he Quarto Post and Commercial Note. Legal and
with NO "on!side" o. imperfect apires
etcck, fat and smooth sheets and OF the toashest
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra well
gummed with pure white rum, or they viii not be
received and samples OF all kinds OF envelopes
must be submitted In such boxes and put in every
way they to be delivered. All white envelo PES
ale to be delivered in boxes containing not over $50
The quantities Of the different articles above set
the Secretary Of the Senate reserves TO himself the
right to order from contractors more less Of the
several articles, according to the wants OF the De-
Proposals from established dealers only will be
considered aud preference will be eiven to produc-
Such Of the above articles as may be designated
his office, in the city OF washington, free Of any
charge tor carriage on or before the lst day Of No
less an n Quality s called for,
is t to SC, the proposals. and to be marked
in the foregoing list will be deemed class ana the
Offering to furnish any such class at the low
for the same on executing bond with two or more
surees satisfactory to the Secretary OF the Senate
for the performance thereof which bond 10 to be
filed in the Office of the said Secretary within ten
days after the proposal has been accepted
II any articles contracted for should not be celiy-
cred within the time stipulated, or should ba infe-
nor IN any respect to the sample the boad of the
contractor will be put in suit.
Proposals LIQUID be indorsed " Proposals for Sta.
ionery Tor the Senate" and directed to the Secre-
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at the
office free Of charge
JhO q. BURCH,
Secretary Of tbs Senate OF the United States
jy3-law4w
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FAITHFUL MoURNER.-Severai years ago a
gentleman living in Fayette county, KY. owned
yellow dog, to which he became greatly at
tached. The gentleman Sickened and died and
was buried In the cemetery here. The dog fol-
lowed the remains OF his master to the grave
remained at the grave for several days and then
returned TO the city, where he has staid ever
since. Bulger, for that Is the dogs name, makes
daily visits to his former masters grave, stays a
few hours and then returns. He follows all
funeral professions passing through the CITY,
The other day, while lying IN front Of a store,
he saw funeral cortege going by. Instantly
spr1Dg1ng up, he ran out into the street, to the
SIDE of the hearse, gave three dismal bowls and
took his place IN the procession. Numerous
efforts have been made to ent1ce Bulger to his
former home In the country, but without avail.
Every body knows him, he Is never allowed to
suffer for want OF food or a place to sleep, and
when ht dies will be decentiy buried.-(Cincil-
n1ti Star
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DESERTED MINING CAMP. N. Robinson
writing from Meadow Lake, gives some inter-
eStlng facts regarding the once famous mining
camp. lie states that the camp is all gone 10
the dogs and the mines about the place, WITH
their machinery and hosting works, are grad,
ualiy Wondering into decay, and there is moth
ing but ruin everywhere. The town Is now oc-
cupied by ten men, two women, two cats, dog
dying and mule, who occasionally amuses
himself kicking down row of buildings He
kicks down one building at the emo and the rest
fall as matter OF course. Hundreds of houses
have been crushed fiat by the snow. One man
claims fourteen buildings and is trying to oc-
cupy them all. Another man has located forty
six Lodges and is waiting for some capitalists to
come along and buy him out. Occasionally a
grounding wanders unmolested through the
streets, or bear comes In and tnspects the
town, which relieves the monotony consider
ably, and such visitors are always welcome.
To visit such spot reminds one OF Hoods wierd
poem, The Haunted Rouse.-IVnginia (yeU)
Chronicle
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Lord Beaconsficld Defends his

\, Lore beaconsfeld, replying to q toast to her
maes.! MlnlSteIs, at the Lord Mayors ban
quet In London last night. SAID: when last
very critical a. rect Ee were accuss ss ~ ns
gotlating an entirely impracticab,e treaty ana
~ was charged that under the pretext OF ac-
,Sunisg , sc.entinc Indian frontier, we had
taunched the country into war full OF d,sas-
Iers THIS impracticable treaty has been fully
executed. Not single Russian soldier now re-
. Iians ia IuIkey. The Car has honorably ful-
nilSo MS engagements and is now co-operaffnp
With England and other powers In epdeayors 70
maintain peace. IL has been stated that Tur.
Key has not been so faithful in executing her
engagements. and that, consequently we had
not realized the reforms In her provinces prom-
lsed by the sultan; but II Is only lust To
consider that her domains were only a few
days since freed from the presence of an inya-
ger, ana since the signature OF the treaty or
Berlin questions more numerous and more dif-
ncuit la the Encouragement OF the Turkish
provinces have arisen before the Sultan than
nave nave probably arisen within the same time be-
lore any monarch heretofore. l do not wish TO
aCu any thing relative 10 the treaty OF Berlin
rms treaty has taken its place among the
afchlVes OF the capitals OF Europe. It's end Is TO
assure general peace, and II dangers ard diffi.
culties supeyene In countries is which the
treaty specially relates, believe IFS Conditions
and resources win suffice for every eventualitv
~, Kegardlng the Indian frontier: The object OF
the war has been accomplished with great ra-
plolty ard precision" Relative TO the Zu,u
war: IL is believed that In very short time
news VIII arrive OF the satisfactory solution OF
The African questions. AS TO the commercial
depression or tie country: one OF the secondary
causes IS lmprudent speculation. ana there ara
ALREADY signs OF its ameliorafion. III there are
good na vests in al parts OF the world. believe
lie aaikesl Gays or the depression VIII have
been seen. Lord BeacoIsfeld Insisted that
ianced property ought TO continue as at pres
ent. Tie conclusion OF Lord Beaconsneld's
speech was received with frantic cheers. The
speeches OF the other ministers referred TO
purely local topics.
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AsroNIsHMBNT on BoTH SIDRs.-Mary Jane
Perry, who Is employed In a cotton mill, Is q
spr1ghtly young woman, and is the main sup
port OF her parents. They reside In q comfor-
recently determined TO surprise her parents By
being welded without their knowledge. Nr.
John Meyers OF WeStwood was the Bridegroom
ana the marriage ceremony was performed BY
the Rev. Mr.. Opdyke OF the Hoboken Methodist
Church on Tuesday evening last. Then the
bride presented her husband Ia her home The
surprise was complete but the result was
equally unexpected. The brides father fell
upon the groom and dubbed him, while the
mother, It Is alleged, attempted to assault the
bride. Meyersbore it as long as he thought &c
even bidding his bride good-by. He has not
been seen since, and the bride AYERS that she
will not longer help to support her parents r.
she Is TO be deprived OF the company OF her hus-
band. IL rs said that no further violence viii be-
ofered the bridegroom II he will return.1[S. Y.
Sun, 4ih.
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THE LEADING NEWSPAPERS
THE EVENING STAR.
THE WEEKLY STAR.

The proprietors of TIE STAR present to the
pupnc It's daily and weekly editions, respective
", as not only the cempletest and best, but also
the cheapest epitome Of events occurring at the
national capital, and of general news as well, to
De found anywhere. How well the public un-
derstands this is conclusively shown by the ex-
ceptionally wide circulation they both enjoy,
not In the City Of Washington alone, but
throughout all the States and Territories.
In order that the reader not now familiar with
the paper and Its strong hold On the public may
understand at glance upon what elements its
great popularity is based, the opinions of some
of its contemporaries as to its merits are ap-
pended 1t is needless to add that no person is
so good judge of the value OF any given news
paper as the men who conduct new spapers
themselves.
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
~ 36TATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER K STREET AND CONNECTICUT

C0nN En STREET AND CONNECTICUT
u. SafF June s1q X ,Ss Of and sssS Of
cords Of the District Of Columbia, and by virtue Of
S Ss q sh q i TIE d1y Nay &
n cause No 6.20i Equity docket Is. wherein George
g. S. PEP ef 81 IL complainant and Alexander snsp
holder Of the notes by said dead Of trust secured
IN Ct to M
DAY. tie sth day Of August D. 1879. att o'coci
cT ne Of Real ESste situate IN
Part of lot Numbered two CD, in squsre numbered
as foows Bennns at pont a ON
nSTsh fes strss d feet and nine inches
three feet and nine iSCes "a ia fss to sa
southwestern corner Of said square: thence north.
eighty inches 5 Is ste to the south
n--u or oriyina1 lot numbered three t5), in said
sn saag sR s as q S
three about hty five feet intsrsect line drawn
dine south to the point Of beginning together With
i a ee ann asy5 s. S rights priv
in any wise sppertainins '''-'' Ne'O''S '-'e VI
Ierms tf sae, ss prescribed by said deed of trust
lars in cash-a further sum of twenty thousand dol.
lars with interest thereon at the rate of nns per
GALE which The note OF the purchaser secured by
- coed q trust upon the property sold shall be
tie
bearing interest at the came rste of sI nar certdm
PER aNnum from the day Of saie and occurred by 3
ceed OF trust on the property sold. shall be taken.
deposit OF one thousand dollars shall be required
OF the purch at the time OF SALE and ali convey
ancng shail be at the expense Of the purchaser II
the terms OF tie sale are not compiled with within
i've days from the day of sale, the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property the risk ana cost
OF the defaulting purchaeer, after ten days notice
in the Evening Star newspaper
WILLIAM H. PHILIPl u,.,..
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,5 Ar"s'oos"
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. iy15-lSds
eH-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, by
A. D.. 1879, at the same hour and place' A1A"h'A'
WILLIAM b. PHILIP, r
JAMES NJ. JOHNETON,{ trustees.
ty3G 81 ,auR1 -, 4, IL ,l8.sepS.S
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON, AuctIoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES, ICE WAGONS,
FnkN1fuRE, &c . BE EfTG1Hs,sf T Sff TIE
KENNEBEC ICE COMPANY, Nos 1oS III
WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN, D. O.
=, By virtue of a deed Of trust executed by ~
tie Kennebec ice Company Of Washington, ~
D. c., dated the 11th day Of October, A. d. III
ls7s. and recorded in Iiber No; 1876, folio 4ss, ct
req, OF the Land Records for the Distri ct of
Columbia, and ct the reanest Of the party secured
thereby, we win, on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of
Nos l0s- m Water street. GecIge.own. p g offer
Tor tale at public auction the following chattels y
Double Wagons single Wagons, Carts, II
Hors,s. ls Double Harness, singe Harness, 2
Blocks Falls and Runs to discharge and load Ic !,
Once Furniture ana one Iron Safe, B.acksmiths'
and Wheelwrieh hts Tools, Lamps aud Lanterns.
This property will first be offered as whole; if
not bid for in this way, it will be sold in detail
sold az whole. the terms viii be deposit OF 3150;
oDethird OF the purchase money in cash, and the
balance in two equal payments at six and twelve
months interest At seven per cent from day of sale
to be secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustees
sold in detail, the terms will be cash
JOHN G. HEALD, A1ustees.
jy29, 81 aug2,6,79,11
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A GEORGIA LAKE DRYING UP.-Reports OF the
sinking condition OF the Ochtahachee lake In
duced party from Valdosta to go out there a
few days since for the purpose OF catching some
fish before the water was all gone. BY o'clock
at night 1900 trout Dream and specKled perch
had been caught. The Valdosta Times says
that IL the recent rains do not stop the under
flow OF the lake Ia a few more days the fish and
water will be down into a small compass and
then II win be hard to pull out all the fiSh one
haul OF the seine viii take 10. Ii has known
thousands to be caught there before In one haul
and trout weighing sixteen pounds In the lot
This Is the first time il has run Of In five
Netcs,
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DROPOSALS FOR ROLLED IRON BEAMS AND
BEAM PLATES.

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
OLD BUILDING, NAVY DEPARTM'T, nth ST.,
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 2, 1879.
:, sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
Rolled iron Beams and CAST Iron Beam Plates at
the site Of the north wing of the building for State
War and Navy Departmenta, in this city, will be re,
opened Immediately thereafter in the presence Of
bidders
Specifications, schedule, general instructions for
bidders and blank forms OF proposals Will be furn-
ished to regular manufacturers and dealers only,
upon application at this Office.
(Siered) THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Aug2 81 Lieut. Col. Corps of En9ineers
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DROPOsALS FOR COAL.
EIIOTO6A116 TON COAIL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, I
July Is, 1879 }
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until II O'Clock IA. on FRIDAY, August Is, 1879. for
Cumberland Coal, free from slate and all impuri.
ties, subject to the conditions required by section
That the coal shall weigh 2240 pounds to the ton.
be inspected and weighed on the Treasury scales,
to be certified to by the person appointed and quai
ned under the law for that purpose. and that the
inspected and weighed shall be paid by the con
tractor. The coal to be delivered at this Bureau
Quired.
No payment will be made without the certificate nj
Tor, nor until the account has been rendered In the
proper form and duly audited
The right to reject bids waive defects is re-
ae, we'd.
Proposals must be Endorsed :" Proposals for GOAL"
and addressed to o II. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving aud Pristing.
1y16-law4t WASHINGTON, D. O.
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PAYING HEAVILY FOR kISS.-Some DAYS
ago Frederick Fernauds followed Fannie Rob-
erts down the stairs OF her residence, and sud-
denly Selling her about the waist. attempted to
Kiss her, She struggled 70 free herself and had
Fernauds arrested. He was arraigned In the
that the complainant always endeavored to ex-
cite quarrel between himself and his wife
The latter came to the stand weeping She
knew nothing OF the case. The court found the
prisoner guilty OF assault, and, after severely
repr1manding him, sentenced him TO one month
In the penitentiary and to pay rine OF $50. In
default OF the 1ine, his term Of imprisonment
was increased fifty dayS.-[N y. Times, 9th.
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q Il. WARNER, Real Estate Aucuoneer

~SS~~
DENCES ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GAY
sikEhT, BEIWEEN GREENE AND MONT
GOMERY STREETS, GEORGETOWN: ONE
HOUSE BEING ON The CORNER OF GAY
AND GREENE STREETS.
ny y1ttne OF three deeds of trust, dated IA
nay I'd 1879, and duly recorded in Liber NJ
no. fol, 1onos I'll, IA and 216, &c, of theA:.A.
iSnd re-. ords for the District Of Columbia and by
the written direction of the party secured We viii
sen IN front ct the premises, at SO o'clock, FRI.
DAY. August Is. 1879 Lots numbered one ID, two
4) sDd thrse 80, in Shepherds recorded subdivi.
q OF lots numbered one hundred and tiftyseven
GOD, and one hundred and eixty five (l66), and
Part OF lot one hundred and fifty eight p5S). in
BEARS addition to Georgetown d. O., with all the
thereon consisting o, four very de-
dsorgetown Each house viii be sold separately 10
Ten ms OF GALE: Onethird in cash. (of which goo
must be paid on each house At the time of saleo the
deferred payments to be paid in one and two years,
with interest at Per cent Per annum until paid,
AID occurred by deed of trust and insurance to the
satisfaction Of the Trustees; all cash at option of
purchaser. Terms II sale to be complied with within
six days after sale otherwise the Trustees reserve
the 70 resell the property at the r and cost of
the defaultnR purchaser, after one wee adyertise
ment in The Evening Star All conveyancing 1t
EDWARD McPHERSONJ
3. Il. WAkNkR, Auctioneer. iy28eo&da
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Proposals for Dredging.
TTNIrhn STATrS ENCYNEEp nEcJr

FtunByIVanIa AV0nue,
WASHINGTON, D. O August 6, 1879.
CKALED PROPOSALS for Dredging in the follow
- ing Rivers and Harbors, will be received At this
and opened Immediately thereafter:
! Washington Harbor ID. q.
2. Mount Vernon Channel potomac Rive-,) Va
8. Breton Bay, Nd, and Nomini Greek. Va
UrbanA Greek. Rappahannock RiverD Va
Specifications, containing detailed inf ormatio1,
and bank forms OF proposa's, can be obtaine6sI
this office The right to reject any all proposals
is reserved. 8. T. ALERT,
aug6.6t u, 8, Civil EnVineer
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T T. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auct:oneer.

TRUsIEES' SALE OF THREE.sTORY STORE
AND DWELLING, Ne ASH SEVENTH
STREET SOUTHWEST -' -
By virtue OF . deed OF trust to us, dated -
February 4. 1876, duly recorded in Liber No E.14
$40 folio 105. one Of the land records of the-2@2
District OF Columbia and at the written request of
the patty secn, ed thereby, will sell at public auc
n f2 II front OF the premises at 50 O'clock on
ty-sevt sd, in the recorded subdivision of square
numbers d four hundred and thirty-hve $3.50, in
meDts
Terms: One fourth cash. and the balance at six
twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, with
Per cent Interests all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser; or 81 500 cash may be paid and the
balance OF the u1chase money may remain upon
the property for three at per int est
payable semi-annuslly, Conveyancing at purchas-
er's cost Terms to be complied with within ten
days after GALE
T THeMAs I; s GA RaSyEa Trustees.
iySOpOd&ds