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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-29
The Heated Season in New York.

The town is out of town the present
season as it has never been before.
Every one remarks the unu' ual extent
of the exodus. Blocks upon blocks in
the finest parts of the city seem given
over to silence and solitude. Occasion
ally the footsteps of forlorn passers
startle the eohoes and break . repose
that out-sundays Sunday every day.
But while Melancholy marks for her
own" the dumb walls, there is no lack
of rejoicing elsewhere-at the seaside,
in the mountains, along the teeming
roads and rivers of the far West, and
in the gay capitals and quiet hooks of
the Old World. Everywhere one hears
of the ubiquitous New Yorker. And
not the New Yorker alone ; the fashion
OF summer hegira seems to have in
vaded all the cities and hamlets
throughout the country and their rep
resentatives swell the throngs at the
popular summer resorts. Everywhere
the hotels rejoice aud fling to the widest
their doors ; the overflow Of guests
fills the cottages, the farm-wife opens
her long closed best room for the wan
derers, whilo her good man treats them
to rollicking buck. board ride over tie
hills which so much resemble the poets
tabled road of Jordan. This wide.
spread mentioning ought to give a
good return, rich reinforcement of
health and spirits as we'll az o whole.
some diffusion of the coin of the Re-
public which the Secretary of the
Treasury is trying So hard to force into
circulation. Other important effects
may be looked for. 1t is easy to see
that if this fashion continues and
spreads as it has done, town and
country will presently be merged to-
gether. There will be an end to all the
old traditional distinctions. Cockney
and bucolic will 60 out of the die
tionary. In fact, so far as concerns
Americanase, they have been out for
some time. They never, indeed, had
much pertinency in this land of uni
versal travel and association impaired
with their use and significance in the
Old World when cities and their inhab-
itants we're walled in, and the country
man was sort of strange animal,
adscriptus qlebe. attached to the soil he
titled for some petty feudal baron.
Intelligence and refined manners were
then distinctively the monopoly Of the
city. But to day the press, the school
the railroad, the telegraph, have little
trace Of the old separation, and Their G
is scarcely hut in the Sierras or the
Alleghanies but is quickened into some
intelligence and sympathy for the great
movements of the day.-N. Y. Home
Journal for august.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-29

Truth, which only doth Judge itself
teacheth that the inquiry Of truth
which is the love-making or wooing Of
it. the knowledge Of truth, which is
the presence of it, and the behalf oil
truth, which is the enjoying of it. is
the sovereign good of human nature.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-29
Can't A ways Make q Town.

1t was a genius that made the dis
covery that big rivers always ran past
great cities. Whenever there has been
al Sttempt TO build u big city where
there was no large river, or navigable
water, the attempt has failed. 1t is
often said that God made tina country
but man made the town, yet Providence
takes hand in building cities, also.
Where Nature says that no city shall
be built it is some what difficult to build
one. A. L. Stewart, with his great
wealth, thought he could build city
within consulting Dame Nature. lie
selected u spot on Long Island that had
no river or lake or bay or sea near it.
and on this plane he started to build
Garden City. Although it was level
plain, the building was uphill work.
There are streets with no traffic, houses
with no tenants, mammoth hotel with
no guests, O grand cathedral with no
congregation. Now the eliminating
effort is to be made and $4,000, wv
university is to be established at Gar
den City, where it is intended to edu-
cate both sexes for charge less than
500 per year. The cost for instruc'
ton and travelling expenses from New
York or Brooklyn will not average
that sum. One building for this pur'
pose is now Learly completed. 1t IS
said to be the finest structure OF the
kind in America, and will accommo-
date 500 students. Two other build
ings of equal dimensions will be erect
Ell beside it. Sixty acres of land have
been set apart for the buildings, anu
the grounds, walks, groves or parks
that will surround them. A building,
to accommodate 300 young women. oc-
cupying twenty five acres, with annexes
and surrounding grounds, will also Do
completed worry soon. When all this
has been done the wealthy promoters
of this deserted city will find that water !
will not run up hill unless, as a person
in A Famous Victory remarks, you
pump it up. 1t will require constant
pumping to make Garden City re-
spectacle village, and the moment inc
pump ceases to bring up dollars then
the forced city will be thing OF the
past. Detroit Press.
Wood carving is the great industry
in the villages near Interlaken. One 4
Town heepb SIX uuuuTeu Pei"
work winter and summer, preparing
the ingenious wood sculptures when
look SO curiously tempting when as
played in wayside window In owitz
erland, but seem 30 tawdrya and ineffec.
tive in our parlors. The talent OF the
Swiss for this kind of work is as grea'
as ever, but the craze for the purchase
of hard wood bears, smoking pipes OF
sculling skiffs, and soft wood chamolss
jumping over the wooden heads o,
wooden hunters holding up wooden
clock faces. has gone, with innumei'
able other crazes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-29

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-29

A rose-tree OF Hanover is said to be
more than 1000 years old.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-29

Set hop bread with scaldel whey of
OF clabber milk, think it preferable
to new milk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15

nv 3. Thompson Brown
Real Esiaie Agent and Auctioneer'
No. Ill3 MaIrgtreet.

,r,R,rsTEE's SALE OF a b OK rs,
Unwilling ON WEST LINE ur h'S1h hRv
srsRETs ,sMEITs MTsNr Yf N SRE Apo OF 4h
sI nh,nls,s,rn RE ON MAIN AND ElGHIh
sTREpTs by virtue Of deed OF itu.,, ds p, che
iiin dsy Of January, 1870 and recorded az 40 and
mcnd hancery Court ". o. ~. nsgotiabie note
s6ers, mentioned, and default having nssn nv ,be
I'm payment thereof ana bc'nR rg, vi, q, yub,,c
sns,an. on NE i5Tn DAY OF APRIL at O'Clock
p. NJ The properly described In saia ed, as
,a,,s dhereou In the cry OF Richmond. fronilng
"a seef OF, west line OF Eighth street between Mal
snd Cary streets. and running back pet"eeh
ne ra,lej lines 81 feet more or less.
Tbis nropprty commands a focd renfai 'alue. anu
s i've valve I'm View OF hotel site on oppo-
site lot shoulc be considered. - o, o.v
OF The amountof al O75. Possibly easier terms may
no sereed npon a, sale. l.. Il. BROWN. Trustee.
i THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
an o. 14&Ib
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15

Brief Hems.-Fiee's Hill, at Ettrick,
near Petersburg, in Chesterfield county, II
TO be graded.
The case IL the Commonwealth rs. An
gel. for obstructing road near chester,
has been continued Cntil the next term oil
The County Court.
Two MONOCHROME white-charged with
infanticide in Chesterfield, left the county
last week to escape arrest. Warrants nave
been issued against them.
The suit OF Lester, administrator, against
the County Of Chesterfield to recover 81.
900 which is claimed to have been loaned
10 the county during the war, will come ur
AZ the next term Of the County Court. The
money Is said 10 have been used by the
county for buyi Ing salt for soldiers.
Judge Gregory, Of Chesterfield. has ap-
pointed The judges OF election for the en-
suing wear.
Application was made to the County
Court Tuesday TO have gates placed across
Cogbjlps road near Chesterfield Court
house TO preveu. cows from gong overinto
the district W hich has no fence law.
The condition OF Mr.. Howletts little son
who WAS accidentally shot Monday is un-
changed. The physician thinks that the
hltle fellows eyes ars entirely out.
An unusually attractive programme has
been arranged fer the musicale tomorrow
night.
rte Amalgar,ated Association Of Iron
and Sieel-W orkers OF this city had an im-
rortant meeting yesterday morning.
George Miistead, who was injured by a
fall at the Marshall Mills Tuesday, is get
ting on as well as could be expected.
An old. fashioned Misunderstanding meeting
will be held at the Manchester Baptist
church Tonight.
The Hastings Court will convene next
Monday at ii o'clock.
The CITY jsil is being whitewashed and
cleaned OH the inside. There are no pri-
soners confined there ut present.
A considerable fire Is reported as raging
in the vicinity OF Chesterfield Courthouse.
Tue fire caught from an engine on the
Petersburg railroad yesterday.
The meeting to organize a lodge oil
the Royal Arcanum at Covenant Hall last
night adjourned without efecting an or
saniZation.
Every Elliott Gray is expected to attend
the meeting at the Mayors courtroom to-
morrow night to arrange for the approach
ing rfunioD.
The members Of Manchester Division,
Sons CT Temperance, desiring TO attend the
public temperance meeting at Broad-Slree'
Methodist Church in Richmond tonight
will meet at Mr.. John Ii. Fosters store moi
later than 7 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15

Gases Continued. I'm the Chester ne;o
c.,nntv Court Tuesday the case OF SteriinR
geid alias Henry Smith (colored) was
called. ana In The absence Of important VIC
nesses. who were prevented from attend'ne
court by sickness, the case was cont,nue =
until the next term OF the court. smith. "
viii be remembered. was arrested AZ 1ran,,e
several weeks ago charged With ualawInli'
obtaining money from the 1rani.c pos so
Office. The accused got letter out OF tne
eifce containing sum OF money which was
intended for another person baying me
same name. The prisoner was baiied Tor
his appearance at the next term. - .,so
The case OF Hey as. Davidson was ais0
called Tuesday, and was continued nnill
the June term. Hey wants q road made
through Dayidsou's farm, about three miles
IRON Manchester, In order that travellers 10
that vicinity may have nearer rou.es 70 Ger,
lain places in the neighborhood. III the
road Is made IL will destroy, II Is contend
"a. large part Of DavidsoD's orchard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
by Gcorge s. vashon & son,
Peal Estate Agents and Auclionetrs.
No. z north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT "
THE CITY OF RICHMOND FRONTING ABOUT
OF MARSHALL STREET BETMEfN HENk1
AND SMITH STREETS. AND RUNSlNG BAL A., \ |,
BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES AHOUI OSh
In pursuance or decree Of the Chancery Court ol
the city OF Richmond IN the suit styled " saunders
leeaIecs gs. saunders's administrator" the under
s,sned. speciaI commissioner, will sell al public
src,fon on THURSDAY The 9th day OF April
1880, at O'Clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY above
TERMS: One third cash: the balance upon a
or dit of Fix, twelve and eighteen months. me par
chaser TO give negotiable notes In equal
property 10 be retained uuil the purchae-noney Is
' ". w. COSBY,
SPECIAL Commissioner.
q SVAsHON & SON, Auctoneers. ap 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
BY George II. Poiudexttr,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1900 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
" BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON TWEN-
TY.NINTH STREET FACiNG TIE Ii ~ |.
rITy RIVER. AND COUNTRY BEIOND.-ln
nnrsuance OF decree of the Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond entered on the 2 LIST day OF Jann'
ary $50 I'm the SUIT Of SPOTS & Gibson Us. NJ. c..
Ueepsriy's administrator. will sell at auction. on
The premises, on THURSDAY. April 22. 1850, at
O'Clock y. NJ, those BEAUTIFUL LOTS ironing
as above 100 feet. and extending back 126 feet 70
an alley twelve feet wide, be divided 10 suit The
views or buvers. -,
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance al SIX, n'ne,
and ,xeIvr months. negotiable notes 10 be given for
the deferred payments. with interest added, and
lille retained by The Court until The whole OF me
purchase money IS paid and conveyance 3rIereo
by the Court. a. Nj. htihEl'
an IL Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
AUCrION sAlEs-.rnhrrc Days.
ByJ. Thompson brown
Real Estate Agent and AEcft0neei'
lib Main street,
next 10 State BanK. Richmond, Vd>

npNt 10 ctAte DfHks hicbHvHof W.
MOUNTAIN TOP SUMMER REsOh'T,ll
wi LoCAEED On TIE SunaMMyvTr n1}ssr Th
APEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD. GhTuhAL-
LY THE GRANDEST AND MOST PIC1u.
RESCUE or THE m0uN NrA EN EFspH ir 81
fURNii UnE, FOX SALE Ar AuCTIoN.-This
superb Mountain Resort, around which nature has
clustered her choicest scenery. VIII be sod ~ public
auction. on the pr mises. on SATURDAY the l7th
OF April. 1873. at 4;30 p. NJ ,,,n,rn
ACRES OF MosT FERTILE PAs'rUEE NOUN
TAIN LAND-iwo thirds arabic, and me balance
In or ginal growth. ,.,,..,.
variety of rhoice grapes, Is more IMAM adequate III
The improvements are of most substantial char,
aci,r built OF stone and brick-ln good otder-and
conslst. besides usual out-hOusts, OF LARGE no.
TEL. ampe 10 accommodate seventy-tye or more
guests la wing y two-story promenade balcony across
liz front, coInmandn most eNten I've views OF the
shen n9an Va,ley and m2ant1,n rinee 81 tho fine
CHALYBEATE SPRING adjacent 10 the hotel. TO-
gpther with tic purhed atmosphere peculiar 10 tnis
place, owing 10 It's i'ude fbeng one thousand nine
hundred and ninety-slx feet above tide-wattr, ana
the highest summer resort In the mountains OF Vr-
2inaj have car-ed numberlesS invalids nom al
ions Of the country oseek the ADVANTAGE OF tois
water and atmosphere, 50 reyiyifying 10 weak and
The location of MOUNTAIN TOP for views is
unsurpassed. The three counties of Augusta Abe
marie and Nelson. converge 10 point IN front OF
the hotel and seem to VII with each other IN the dis.
MAY of their ex raoi diDary beauties from ms
nont. To The wet The beautiful Sbensndoah VAL
lev displays is towns and villages from me Bne
Ridg. 10 the North mountain. and from stanton
far beyond Viewers Cave; TO The cast the AiDeInarle
and Eockfsh Valleys, with their towns and villages
from Charlottesville 10 Alton; aud up ana along the
base of the Blue Ridge is a landscape The equal OF
which is not To be found. The mountain, here ire
abound in all lnGs OF game. and are frequen'ed by
camp.hun'ers from The adjacent counties.
The RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONs TO
4 arp
either Baltimore, Washington. Richmond or
Lynchburg obey being about equi. distan) aittr
hu.incss hours SATURDAY. and return at an early
hour on the following Monday morning,
MOND CAN LEAVE on SATURDAY MORNING lDAY
OF sALFl BY CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
AND RETURN TO BUSINESS on MONDAY.
After the above sac the en'ire FuKNllC NE,
such as belongs 10 a first class hOel, viii I've sold
Parties attending The sale can leave either or me
! aforementioned cities on the morning OF ne cay
of sale and arrive at the hotel in time fore
animation OF III emises and sale, where they VIII De
furnished accOmmodat ons. $1,000, -.
TERMS: One third cash balance NJ one ana Two
wears per cent. interest, secured Dy trust-ueeu'
| Terms of personal properly announcsdat sale;
80 j. THOMPSON BROWN,
an 3,5,6.1O,i2.13 Is 1917 Aucll0netr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15

Chesterfield Bridges. Il. La Praae ana q
Joseph b. Elicit have been appointed
committee to supclintepd the recons,rus,-
zion Of Locketps bridge across Swiit cree q
near Midlothian. Work upon the oriogc -
10 be commenced at once. o,.
The contract for rebuilding Cotioh ,
bridge over Falling creek, in Chesterleid'
has been awarded to James Madison. Tbs
bridge Is worn out completely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
FANCY GOODS.
5O5 BROAD STREET.

CUC
HANDSOME POCKET. CUTLERY, black or white
handles, two blades, at 25c.; two, three, or fora
blades, at so, go. and 75c., warranted; stout
Knives for boys two blades, warranted. ut 20
and 50c.- elegant; Pearl or Shell-IIandle
Knives, of the best quality, for gentlemen and
ladies' for III;
HANDSOME POCKET and SlDE-BOOKs, for
gentlemen;
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER CARRIER al
$l.lO worth t1.75;
Two or three new patterns In LADIES' POCKET
BOOKS, in addition to the very fine assortment
already ia stock;
Another lot Of SILK UMBRELLAS, Similar TO
those we have sold so many Of during the past
winter Or anufsctured especially for us), which
we offer at 81 so and 1925, which, although
not quite as cheap, are an immense bargain. In
Scotch Bingham and Cambria we still offer the
same assortment, from which we have sold over
$50 during these last heavy rains.
Fifty STYLES FOLDING JAPANESE FANS, from
the commoR TO sne Ivory stock, at 60c (;
| The ep,ire line OF OIL PAINTINGS, in Gil
Frames, marked down from SO to $3.50;
A large lot OF ChROMOS, In Carved Walnut
| Frames;
More of those handsome WALNUT and Gill
! Apotbcr lot Of shTCHELs and LARGE TRAVEL.
| LISG-VALI~ES, of all grades;
25 dozen TIN CUsPADoREs flour colorsl a, soc
| pair;
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CUsPA
| DORES, In japanese aud Egyptian dccora-
| tions, ai 81 pair;
Another lot Of GENTLEMES'S FINE CHAINS al
from 80 to SO, warranted for fifteen years;
| New patterns In hair III Al and SILk
| - GUARDS Qrimmings warranted for three
| years., 81;
HANDSOME SEALS and CHARMS at 81 and 81
] All sizes TEA.TRAYS at very low prices;
/ A large lot Of BASKETS-Market. Lunch, Travel.
\ ling, and Shopping-at Soc, Use, 81, 81 rs
Al.50, and tl.75;
| All grades OF PLAYING CARDS, Including
"Hart's plaid backs, red corners, with squeez
CHIPS, DOMINOEs, CHESS, BACKGAMMON
spRlNd.BACE MUSIC FoLIos,
| SCRAP ALBUMS,
1 AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
! PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. &C.
Large assortment OF LAMPs-three styIes Il I'M
| mfngs. Wa A. STEVENS,
| ap1 5c5 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15

Convicted. Lewis (colored) was
tried Tuesday in the Cte:tefheld Counl.
Court for unlawfully assaulting MS ia,neI'
The old man left the county 10 Keep IRON
tes,iiyipg against bis son. Snfncient esi
dence was produced, however, 10 cohv,c,
the accused. He was fined $40 and required
10 pay The costs. The offence was COMMIT
;ed about q month ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
By Robert u. LYME,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 1910 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF A NICE LOT,
n FRONTING ON THE WESTERN SIDE Or
ST. PAUL'S STREET BETWEEN BAKEk AMI NJ
CHARITY STREETS AZ FEET AND RUNNING
BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL L. N Il l2S
FEET.--At the request Of The owner. WIZ oner loi
sa G. upon the premises, on THURSDAY me Ill
April, 1880 at 5 O'Clock z. NJ. the PROPERTY
above described. winch will be subdivided. If de.
sired. 10 suit purchasers. THIS ohersa very good
opportunity for persons Of limited means 10 secure
good building LOT.
TERMS: One third cash; balance a. six and
twelve months, negotiable notes, six per cant In
ttrest aided, aud secured by trust deed.
anIO ROBERT Il. LYME. AuctiODeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15

Acquhted.--In the Chesterfield County
Court Tuesday James Grymes was tried lot
sellisg liquor 10 minors. The Jury acqui''
ted him. Much time was consumed In Try
ing this case, aud number OF witnesses
were examined. The result OF the case in'
terested great many persons.
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gAILxOA0 LSHzs.
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RICHMOND, YoRK RIVER AMP tHEsPEAsrl
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY G, 1890.

L
| ~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY G, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. u. Leave I:schmond daily teScept sun
dayI connecting at West Point on
Tuesday. THURS DAY. ana SAL.
URDAY with steamers for all land
Tugs on the York river and for Bait
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
RI M Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
1000 A. "a : day., connecting at West Point VIII
TTEsDAY. WEDNFs DAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
with steamers for New York or
NDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
n IDAY: with steamers tor PrOyi-
den, e and Boston on TUESDAY aDc
FRn IAY.
PAssk. NIGER TRAINS.
Io.oe A. n. Arrive at Richmond daily iexcsp'
i"'O' Sundavl connecting at West Poini
TIiFSbA Y, THURSDAY, and SAT
IJRDAY With steamers from Bari
THROUGH FRl light TRAINS.
1855 r M Arrive at Richmond daily lexcep,
500 4. NJ. sunday, con. 1ecllng ny Nest tosh
with steamers from Baltimore, New
YORK, Providen &c. aud BOstou.
No transfer % freight Al ~ clhohu 70 =. u. y, ~
southern points. Cars run throl VI oetreeS At'"n'S
and West Point. r.,.,, ,,-.o~. .,,os
guaranteed. .. .-
Through bills OF lading, with (, aranteed rh;es.
issued 20 all northern and western poi nus.
For ~ formation. apply NJ ONCE OF me coIfFah''
Twenty-third and Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
oc4 II. Y. DOUGLAS. superinteEdiN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15

RICHMOND, VA, April II, 1880.
Editors Dispatch VIII you oblige one
OF the readers Of your pal or by telling
where The scriptural proper name Dorcas Is
10 be found in the Bible.
Respectfully yours. INQUIRER.
facts tx, So and 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
BY Augustine Royal
fsuccessor to Moody & RoyalD'
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer'
Office corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

U,pITsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1sJpRovFO AND UNISIPROvED REAL s.
TATE IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER on
TatJisnAY, APRIL %. 1880, AT A. O'CLOCK
y n. on THE PREMISEs.-By virtue OF deed
.; tr,st executed 10 Inc undersigned by - Brooks,
dated April l. $50 and duly rect rded In The Illus.
iings Court clerks office for sai0 ely d. H. volume
! mage 43O I viii expoSe for sale tbelng required
so 10 do by the beneficiary at publlcauction on me
day and hour above written, the NkkN NAiUA-
BIE REAL ESTATE described rs follows: 'FRONT.'
Ing on aury str, ct 3G5x330 feet To PEBBLE street
and fronting on :be street running parallel Win the
Richlnond and Danylle ra lroad. There are two
NICE FRAMED BUILDINGS on the above. de-
scrined land I'm good order. This VALUABLE
Property should attract attention.
TERMS: Cash n 10 expenses OF sale ana 10 pay on
balance Of Si42 65 secured In said deed OF trust
the residue II anv, payable at such time as VIII DC
.n ~ a. X r. BROOKE. Trustee