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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

Rev. Geo. +. Whitworth and family
will soon move to and locate in New
Tscoms.
Dr.. Dean Clarke is lecturing IN New
TacomA. Ditto Professor johnson.
Johnny Benson is "braking' on the
Tacous and kalama trains.
Henry Lasthof will hereafter Keep
the county poor. aud DR.. H. G. Bost-
wick will bs county physician.
One hundred and fifty dollars have
been appropriated BY the Commission
ers for the Steilscoom and Puyallup
Valley wagon read. and two hundred
dollars for the Wilkeson and White
river road.
The Commissioner have been re-.
ducing lev assessments aud RAISING .
good many othefa Among tie latter
these are the prisciral Msrshall
Blinn. raised $3.50; Chilbssg Brothers.
$3.50; ]. d. Bisslow. $1,000; w. H.
Fife, t623S: Thos. Hewitt, tlo70; ]. D.
Miller. 5000: Nolan 4 King. $500;
p. 3. Manu-. Co.. $4,000; 8. g. Reed.
Sl734; Alex. Whitscll. 1892.
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Paov sssos PAHCoAsr bss BEEN ex.
hibitiag end explaining the Caroline
twins to the students Of the jefferson
Medical college. Philadelphia. They
ere the pair who have teen widely
shown - . two. headed girl. The pro-
fessor considers them far more wonder
full than tbs Siamess twins, who were
two distinct persons. while these negro
sisters have . single back bone below
the shoulder blades. at which point the
spinal column branches like the arms
Of the letter Y. They we're back to
back 1t birth. but 10 learning to walk
they twisted themselves to facilitate
lccomotion. and now stand nearly side
by aide. Experiments showed that
when either was touched below the
point Of union both felt it, but above
that point there was . separate sensi-
tivensss. DR.. Pancoast thinks they
will die simultaneously.
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on A PLEASURE VIsTT.-0enesal +.
Wheaton SH9va Wheaton Misa Wheat

on A PLEASURE VIsrr. General +.
Wheaton Mrs Wheaton. Miss Wheat
on and Mis- Howard, . dsughter Of
General Howard OF the Dspsrtmsnt Of
tie Columbia. who y we'll known in
Uaitsd States military circles. have
for tho past few days besn on . visit to
this city and are staying st the Driard
House. On FRIDAY last General
Wheaton and party. accompanied by
Hon. Allen Francis. U. 8. Consul ct
this port, called upon Lieutenant Gov
sruor Richards and ReAs>Admiral De-
Hosssy. BY whom they were very cor
dially received. On the departure Of
General Wheaton from tho flagship
The usual salute MAS fred. The General
II commander Of the U. y. Military
forces Of Idaho, Dakota and Wyoming.
and his visit to this city il the first
occasion on which he has set foot on
Biitish Territory. lie 10 stationed iu
the Snake river country and will leave
here for Fort Vancouver tomorrow
morning on board the steamer Isabel
He expresses himself highly delighted
with the surrounding scenery and tho
hospitality Of this CITY Victoria Colo
mist Of Nay l6.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

SUIT BROUGHT. Mr.. Ezra Nseker
has commsnosd suit sgainst the Puget
Sound Manufacturing Company. doing
business ct Puyallup. for N iniaustion
TO prevent divsrting the creek wstsr
that now flows across his Homestead end
taking II Tor use 1t the factory. The
company nov have nearly two milss Of
iron pipe ready TO lay. and Il is ru0ossd
that they intend taking the water and
lighting the Questien before the courts.
Judge Greene has consented 10 try the
case 1t Seattle on the seth Of this month,
If the parties to the suit stipulate to
have u heard ct that time. We under.
stand that 4r. Mseker Is ready 10 have
Il trisd ut oucs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

A PREMATURE RUSH. Should the
Clearwater route be adopted by the
Northern Pacific Railroad and it 10
probable that il will. - it saves 1875
miles and brings the railroad to Lewis
ton on the Snake river. from which
peint goods can be shipped this way
tho greater part Of the year by steam
boat-the Spokane Falls town lots will
not DO worth quite so much as ct this
writing. This breaking up of business
aud home for the purpose Of rushing
after railroads has paid very poorly in
the past. and never will pay any better
in the future. Railroad excitements
are as pro6tlsss to the people IS gold
mining excitements.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL


!. the undersigned, being in good
health and sound mind. take this
method Of returning thanks to the
good people Of Seattle and vicinity for
their liberal patronage in the past and
their fisttsriDg promises in the future.
But permit me here to state that trade
hes not been 90 overwhelming - to
prevent me from giving my customers
full weight and measure and their
right change back in every instance.
l ain also pleased to remark, for the
benefit Of whom it may concern. that l
have not to my knowledge disposed of
any article of merchandise below cost,
nor DO l intend to do 90 unless by
compulsion. ! believe in fair dealing,
and prefer quick penny to q slow
shilling. All persons who have Q few
loose shiners to spare will do we'll to
drop them at the c. O. D. store on Oc-
cidentsl Square, where the choicest
Groceries and Vegetables arc to he bad
1t bedrock prices.
Hubby yours.
my24:1m P. KKACH.
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- Coal REcxrrrs.-Iu April last year
1850 tons q eosl were received in San
Franchise from vaneouvss Island and
7.ls0 toss from Seattle. In April this
year 3,56S tons were received from tbs
leland and 1854 tons from the city.
We were . little below them lest year
aad . little ahead Of them this year.
During the first four months Of 1879
the rsesipes q Sen Rtanclsoo from ell
sources were lA%oe tons more than
during the sams mooths Of 1878. The
nefAse sAe6 bsea oyeedoae, howsvsr,
The sappliss sccunulAting In the yards
aluost beyond their capacity, and ships
being required b hy sst anchor ,isHths
harboe two OF .tAias wsshs st . Time
before getting chance 10 discharge.
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OLYMPIA The disappearsncs aud
uudoubtsd drowning OF Edwin Marsh
il the subject Of general conversation
st the Capital. He 10 supposed to have
either fallen overheard aud been unable
10 save himself or to have committed
suicide, and the latter 10 the moro gen.
srsl impression Of the two. 81 Lowe
left Olympia for San Francisco yestsr-
day morning. 10 be gone four or Ave
months. on visit to his parents. Sam
Porcival. one of the hslf-dozcn young
Olympians who have bsen attending
California schools the past year, badly
injured one Of h;s eyes. some time ago.
BY letting fall upon IL q rake that he
Was belendsg o. his 6ngsr tip.
Toklas . 0sldstein aud W. H. CLARK
ase running oaeh other IN the directioa
Of selling way up merchandise at way
down prices, and are pleasing the
printer nightly thereby. Each stoss
hes . full two column advertisement in
the local daily.
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No rain yesterday.

No rain yesterday.
To-day. the 9th. is Queen VI, toria's
birthday.
WEEKLY IxTELLIGEscER in wrap
pers for sale st this Office
Mr.. August Me,horu. Of the North
Pacific Brewery sent the IsrELLlsRs-
CIR hands keg Of his celebrated beer
yesterday. for which be will accept
thanks.
There will be preaching in Yssler's
Hall on Sunday, at II o'clock. by p.
II. Grigss.
Dave webster's new fence. around
his place on Third street, is completed
and il being painted.
Unless the ships come in. trsnsporta-
ton Of coal over the railroad will
have to suspend early next week.
A party Of three men leave town
this morning. packed and equipped, for
an extended hunt in the mountains for
gold. Good lack 60 With them.
AAmoug the passenger On board the
steamship State Of California. now on
her way from San Francisco 70 Port
land. ere ex-senator Sargent, Hon.
Frank pixlsy. Capt. Carroll. and Hill
Harmou.
The loss b. the DAlles are il aid 10
exceed 100000. The blow il . sevsre
one 10 tho prosperity Of the town.
Both Newspaper Offices escaped; their
location being . block out Of the range
Of the conhsgratiop.
Mr.. Ike Wsddsil pumped the water
ont Of the cistern at the foot Of Cherry
stree. yesterday. in order 70 remove
the mud and sand which had accumu
lated In the bottom Of It to the depth
of foot or more.
The commerce OF Boston for the four
months Of the year show an increase
Of % ocean steamers. 8 ships, IS barks.
4 briggs and 4 schooners over that OF
last year. TO May LIST, and an increase
of foreign imports Of tS,500.000.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

A TxRRIYIc HAIL SroRN.-Nsws
reached here last evening of . terrific
rain and hail storm which passed over
Salem. Oregon. on Wednesday last.
The whole towa was deluged with
water, and great damage 10 property
resulted. Tue storm commeIced at 8
o'clock IN the evening, and ragged for
thirty minutes with undated fury.
Rivers OF water rushed through the
streets the skylights in all the build
ings IN the city were utterly demolished.
including those IN the State house. and
the fat roofs proved no protection
against the delugs OF water. The
damage to goods and other property in
the town from the storm 10 estimsted
1t over 5000. The hailstones ranged
in size from pes to walnut, and the
ground was covered to depth of two
or three inches.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

Dssehee,s German syrsp
Con now be purchased right at home,
It Is the moot sucosssful preparation
ever introduced to our people. II
works like . charn in eli cases Of Con.
sumptioo. Pneumonia. Hemorrhages,
Asthma. severe Coughs, Group and eli
other Throat and Lung Diseasss. No
pssson hes ever ussd this medicine with.
out getting immediate relief. yet there
ere . great many poor. suffering. skep-
teal psrsoss going sboat our streets
with . suspicious cough. and the voice
Of consumption coming from their
lungs that will no. try it. II you die.
il Is your own fault - you can 20 to
your druggist and get . sample bottle
for 10 cents and try il; three doses will
relieve asy case. Regular size only IS
ceats.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

CHRAP PRISrix0.--The AryuA ut
Port Townsend. has been given the
printing Ut Jefferson county, the
awarded rats being nine csnts Per
squafs Of tsA lines. Last year the
printing wes gwen the same papsr. the
rate then being one ne-hundreth Of
one cent per square Either nsws-
paper oonpstitioa 10 mighty actiye
down there. q else ths publishes q u
Argue attaches little value 10 his
space.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

THx CArI1rlLhAs PEsf.-To those
Of our country trisnds Who Ars thrsas-
snsd siaA ths caterpillar psse ws have
this remedy to olIsr. 6atrsts . rag
With col oil and fasteu II % the cod Of
. stick. Light il aud put il In close
proxiai1y - the worms. Dasa Ill you
can. md rest secured tAas nons %
barnsd will trouble you again. Coal
OIL and rags are cheap compared With
the loss these caterpallcrs cause.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

doino TO HoxoIuIu.-AAjor ]. 4
Beam. Of this city. intssds taking pas
sAss On the bark Lilin. now loaded 1t
Nsdison. for Hennluln. She will start
In , day q two We wish the Nsjoe =
boa eoyaos aud safe return.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

QuRsx vicrcRIA.--Todsy j. the 6olh
anniversary Of the birth Of viessris.
Queen q Crest Brieain and Ireland
and Empress Il IndiA Three hnn1rud
millioa Suhjecn viii sslsheals ~ 6ay.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

Gosx TO SkA.-Ship Eldorsdo sailed
out yesterday morning foe Ga Fran.
cisco. and the barksntins Aodoc in tAs
aitsssosn foe the Aoe place. via Pert
Blaksly, whore shs viii take On . deck
load Of lambss. Bark Asrsola il nov
the only sail vessel in port.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

SRArrLR DTRECroRY ron 1879
Subscribers vho have not received THAR
book and others who may desire il GA
be supplied by calling at 6ExEDl6rs
Stsuooasy and Telegraph omcs-Front
street hea ChAgry asd Columbia ssa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

CHAIs SrurF.-Mr. w. s. Wissin
is engaged in getting out chair stuf.
using maple timber found near the
Pootius place. in the suburbs Ut this
city. The timber vial b worked mp
and made into furniture ct the new
chair factory Of Cosgri6 / Newell.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

RuGRMsxn that tAs "OfRes" en-
ploys . 6rst-elsss BAskeepsr. and for
mixed drinks Of any description DO not
fail 20 give him . call. Best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars Constantly O hsaA
CusHxAx & Co.. Propristors.
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Wharf strsst. victoria. B. C.

WHxRs n n-By following The
crowd you viii SsteA up st the Csotsa-
nisl saloon, st the foot Of Mill stssek
frst door sast OF the Seamaa's Bethel
and 7. n. G. A. rooms. whore you will
fad tie gsaisl James vsrgon, "baek Of
the bar" ready 70 serve out his fne
wines. liquors. cigars and beer 10 order.
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ODID1xTAl HoTRI, AT vIcroAIA
-Persoos visiting Victoria should mol
hA 70 stop q Ne Occidental Hotel II
b the drst hotel hon The steamboat
landing; i Are-pcoof; Aas good sesen,
nodaeioo Toe families. and - good
nssls - eay Aosss In The ity. ct oaly
81 90 per day.
WM Jxnsnu.
Wharf strsst, victoria. B. C..
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the q C. O. .. 6eosa % Oeci-
dsatal 6qoars. Gold and diver taksa
= par = sseAaags 1bs gods. ap6A
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PIANO LESSONS.
PUPILS WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY FROM THE CITY OF NEW
IA York wishes 10 take Pupils on the Piano.
She has enjoyed unusual advantages. In having
the best teAehRy thst tbs city Afforded. and nst
tom 70 paxeats or guardians who may favor hrr
WITH thofS pn1rsaaGo. a. KORAN,
Yifth ssssst. opposite University grounds. be-
atSis. myl3-du
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-24

MINING CLAIMS FoR SALI. The
undersigned Offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Hilbert Creek and one on
Dufot Greek. joining tbs Discovery
above. in Casaiar. B. G. foe parttcu-
lars inquire ct the Centennisl Saloon
u u. THIBERr. or OF Geo. Martin on
steamer CaSsiaG.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25

had occasion to go to the cellar and he was
Mortified to see his uncle lying before him.
He at once gave the alarm, and on getting
assistance found that Gibncr was dead.
The man had tied red bandana pocket
handkerchief around his neck. then insert.
ed piece of broom-stick about foot and
a half long, after which he twisted the
handkerchief until he was choked. When
he was unable to twist it any longer he
dropped. He had previously been sitting
on an inverted tnb, and when his strength
left him he fell back against partition.
The broom-handle, as the mans head
touched the ground. caught against the par.
tition, and thus prevented the handkerchief
from untwisting, and caused Gibner's
death by strangulation. The knot in the
handkerchief was placed by the suicide
back of the right ear. When found the
head and body of the man was down, as
stated above, while his feet were cooked up
on the tub which had partly tipped over.
His face was as black as night, and pre-
sented horrible appearance. The Coroner
was notified, and it was hard job to take
off the bandana A coffin was at once pro-
cured, but could not be gotten into the
cellar, and the body had to be carried up
into the yard, whence it was removed to
Habig's undertaking establishment on
Sixth street. An inquest will be held this
evening. :,
The deceased was sixty-seven years old
and born in Pennsylvania. His wifeis bed
ridden, and his son, James Gibner, Jr., il
Lieutenant at the Third-street Station
house. Word of the suicide was immedi
ately sent to Lieutenant Gibner, who o.
once hurried to bis fathers home, only tt
find the information too true. Dissipation
is supposed to have been the cause Of thu
rash deed.
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ANUS EM ENTS.
Mr., RAYMOND AT THE GRAND.

MR., RAYMOND AT THE GRAND.
Mr.. John T. Raymond last night for the
first time presented his new play "Wol-
ferts Roost" in this city. He brings good
company and the piece is nicely put up n
the stage, and we feel justified in saying
that "Wolfert's Roost" was seen last night
at its best. The piece abounds in quaint
humor, and the entertainment lies in this
and not in any startling situations or great
surprises. 1t is quiet and undemonstrative,
being in this the very opposite of 'Cnl
Sellers" However, the audience seemed
we'll pleased with the play and Mr.. Ray
mond was warmly called before the cur
tain.
He seems to be verv much devoted to his
part and we'll he may be for he has made
of "Ichabod Crane character peculiarly
his own, infusing into him bits of that
great humOr of his own, which the author
never dreamed of. "Wolfert's Roost'
will hold the boards tonight and to-nior.
row night, and will also be presented al
the Wednesday and Saturday rnatinees
Thursday and Saturday nights, and Thanks
giving matinee, Colonel Sellers" Friday
night, Risks"
| DANIEL DRUCE' AT PIKE's.
At Pixies Opera house last night Mr. F.
G. Bangs, one of the finest actors Of the day
appeared to very large house in the titlt
role of w. s. Gilberts play, DAME
Drrce." The play is most beautiful one
full Of noble sentiments, clothed in classi,
language, and every character is naturally
drawn and essential to the story that is 81
forcibly told. 1t brought ont very fin,
: audience, and one that could thorough.
appreciate the beauty Of such piece.
Mr.. Bangs is an excellent artist and
supported by very fine company. anon
whom are Harry Eytinse and Miss JOSH
Bailey, formerly of this city. The piece i
nicely put upon the stage, and fine week
business is assured.
; "Daniel Druce'' will be- presented ever
: night and at Thanksgiving matinee as wei
as the regular matinee Saturday afternoon
PROFESSOR CROMWELL AT MUSIC HALL
Professor Cromwell had another fin
audience at Music Hall last night H
1 subject was Germany and the Rhine"
peculiarly interesting one. that was yer
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PLATED TABLE WARE.
THANKSGIVING
American Table Plate,

DT1TIME & CO., Table Plate Department exhibit
spendd finest Triple.pated Table Ware all Of
Sets, Coffee Urns Teakees Sal
Nut Bowls Butter Dishes Dim
Pitchers Soup Turees Pudding
Card Receivers Cake Baskets
Bowls Cream Pitchers Salad Casters,
Owl Pepper Rings. Sugar and Salt Dredges Nut
Cheese Scoops, Soup ladies' Ice
Crumb Champagne Faucets Pie
Knives Oyster Forks ongs Tea Bells Grape
Knives Carve Table and Cofee Spoons
and excellence OF n than Tor
v;e qualities Plate rapidly acquiring an enviab
ton through civilized world
DUIIME Wholesale and Retail Dealers and sell to the
fixed by the combination
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Bouncing the Coppers.

The Board of Police Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon and tried charges pre-
isrred against several officers. VIM. Dona.
hue, for drunkenness; VIM. Laacke, fol-
aisObedience Of orders and for giving infor.
nation IN party for whose arrest war.
..nt had been issued; James Moran, fol
leaving his beat without leave, and r. J.
Van DYKE, for drunkenness, were dis.
charged from the force. Adam Landfreet
charged with being absent from duty with
out leave, had his case continued. TIL,
charges against Officer McGarr and partner
preferred by Cal. Thomas, were postponed
for a week,
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Vacation Of an Alley.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N undersigned did, on the 18th day Of October,
1879, file their certain petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas of Hamilton County, Ohio, and
60,574, praying for the vacation Of so much Of
Ross alley in the City OF Cincinnati, as is situated
between Eighth street and Andrews alley, being a
distance of 80 feet, commencing ct sad Eighth
street and extending nOrthwardly between Elm
and Race streets Also between the lots or par
GELS OF land of said petitioners 20 feet tn said alley
as shown on plat attached to said petition.
Said petition will stand for hearing at the next
ensuing term of said Court.
PATRICK BRITT and
8. L. WILDER,
Bye. W. Gerard and F. B. Molony, their Att'ys.
Dated October 2lst, 1879 oc21-6tl'u
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Shadows of Coming Events,

Prof. Stewart, of Baltimore, will deliver
q stereoptionn exhibition and lecture on
"Bible Lands' at the Y. M. G. A. Hall,
commencing at o'clock.
The inaugural ball, the first of the series,
will be given tonight at the new Bucking-
ham (late Empire) Hall, corner of Sixth
and Mound streets. The most complete
arrangements have been made TO make the
opening party of the season success.
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Missing.

George Beckmann, bristle-comber BY
trade, left his home on the 10Th Of last Oc.
tober, since which time he has not been
seen. He has a wife residing at No. 81
Brighton street. Beckmann is overweight
years old, tall, dark complexiored, and
wore black suit and brown hat when he
left his home. Anv information concern
ing him will be gladly received by his wife.
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SUICIDE By sTRANaLINa.
How q Well Known Citizen Took His

How Q Well Known Citizen Took His Life.
James Gibner, ST., an old man well
known in this city, committed suicide some
time last evening by hanging, or rather
by strangulation. His method Of shufiing
off his mortal coil was novel one.
1t seems Gibner left bis room about II
O'Clock yesterday morning, and then went
to the cellar. His family supposed that
as Gibner had been drinking hard lately
he had gone out on spree, and therefore
they paid no attention to his absence.
About midnight last night his nephew
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Probate Court Of Hamilton County, ONO,
will offer for sale at public auction on TUESDAY,
the 9th day Of December, I'D. 1879, at 10 O'Clock,
forenoon. upon the premises, the following de-
scribed zeal e>t te situate in the County OF Ham.
ilton and State Of Ohio to wit AL that certain lot
Of land, with brick house thereon, in the City q
Cincinnati commencing at . point one hundred
and sixty feet west Of Broadway, thence west on
Webster street fourteen feet and sx inches thence
thence east on said alley fourteen feet and SIX
inches, thence north at right angles ninety feet to
the place OF beginning.
Also. one-haif Of the west wall Of the house i'd.
joining the above on the east, being the same
premises conveyed to John Pratt by Henry Kcssler
and wife by deed recorded In Book 287, page ~,
Hamilton County Recoria Appraised at y 1856.
Terms Of sale-Onethird In hand, .One-third In
one yeaf and onethird In two years from day Of
sale With interest, the payments to be secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold:
Administrator Of John Partl, deceased.
HxhM, MARCKwoRrH, Attorney At Law.
Q INCINNATI, Nov. ~, ls5e AollbtIv