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, 1881-12-23

A0N DEAkkAtA una 4kGpuNl4EaHt
Tlle leading local excitement in Milwaukee,
ntthis moment who owns mnJ oflty OF Tho Sen.
ttne' stock. for on tho solution OF that qucstlon
turns tho future conduct or misconduct Of that
shoet. Tho rhn1r IL ruth hy on0 3i,lrphoy, 1T one
ttEno sort Of junior law partner Of senator Car
pc,ter. Tho Senator owtlud larxo block Ut tho
Se''ttaefs stock. Since his death bIurphuy has
drittod tho pap9r n"AS from tho Republican
fold mud ovor into tho otlxo OF tho Democratic
shcep.walk. Tho Scnttitc was the old Republican
oxpostor Of tho city, aud 1t Rricvos tho pcoploo
thnt fath to SEQ it going nstray. A recent effort
hAs boon mn10 to reclaim It, which bIds fair to
afford tho shHrp lawyers 8ome int foes. 1t wM6
reported thns controlling lntorost In tho Sentinel
had bocn secured by tho frionds ut tho Iicptts-
ltctttl. With tho view to II consolidation OF tho
two CONCERNS us III exponent or tho true faith,
.,.hdor tho ed[torship Vi tho ablo and 1ndIetoua
1Ioraoo nublee. but Murphoy and bis SECRETARY,
McCord. published II card prononnoluR tho ru-
NOR malicious md the talkctl-of fusion false.
Thpreup0n tho Republican prints thlA statement
OF tho caso,
Az thoro seems. to 10 considerable interest
10 obtain tho facts. Thoso, Ms wo icarn thplu
fltotn tho most trustworthy suurccs, are ns fol-
lows: Tho Sentinel stock owucd BY tho Into Son
mln!strutors amounted tu sG,6W par value. in
addition . this Ito OWNED ttlo0, wnioi, ii Ii sir
for salr, hpt, ns no dytdands ware ovor paid n1,
i, a. purchaser enu'd nur rcaiiiy hu found,
bume Ecllsemen ot this ulty, however, cot..
cltttled to buy 1t II thoy could bny enough merp
q tue stock to MAKO controlling intGrpss Mr.
Murphcy offered hls stock fur sale, bit hold It 1T
20 hlBh. 4 tKnrc that h!s proposition was re.
md Sr, Hinkley waH bought; AMI nftcrwNrl tho
Carpenter Htnck, which Ia tdo aggregate Mlade u
l,li!1ority Tho whole amount Ut stock ut itA plc
yAlno Is f95!M0. Tho Stock bought by Mcssl1.
Wills aiitl fts1cy Is us follows:
CltrIleHtur's stuck, ....,.,,,,,,,,,.a Ssa.5n1
tnperts STOCK. ........................... 86Uu
4A1hAloya stook...... ...................,...... l4u
, 1881-12-23
LAKD3IDE MuSINQ9.

1t seems that Palmer, the defauItlnR All.
dttor OF Newark, N. j.. has tor soveral yuaEs ou-
aupletl u pew tu church adjoining that used by
, 1881-12-23
:. THE subjotlel tnhlo, compiled from tho
latest otfienl reports, exhibits the assongth and
coat OF Eur0pes Rrnt0a IN Q peAoe fo0tln1;


port, Collu.. recently Tccelyoa tho Insurance On
her husbands lite. .6afe Investments aro not
found In every corner, but tho widow know
what she wanted. aa4 how to got 1t. sho onarud
aa tilducemeRt Of fa.' cash down, and u gold
watch and chain for husband. WHOM aho se.
cured and married tho saa1e day. uuture long
aho will bo giving tho rest Ut shs money to sums
Eawyer U pEoo9ro h0F divorce, :. -.
, 1881-12-23
NARROW ESCAPE FROM SLAVERY IN
ILLINOIS.

wllcu. during tic Administration Of Gov,
Co1rs, the great struggle was i1,atlo to break
down tl1e Stnte constitutional nxcInsinn and
admit African slavery as one Of the justItu-
tious OF this State.
Elwnr,l Coles was Il Viruiufan l,v birth.
and III 1900. then oly q years 1T uru. was tia
owner of II plantation. viii, s1ayes TINT In
Ind Inherited from his fatler. 1ie was,undu
private secretary by President Alattison. In
1916 after the CLOSE OF tho war, l,o visited thu
Northwe estern Territory, md happened TO be
Mt Kasknskia when the convention was In
session forming constitution for tho future
stato of Illinois, and remained tlorc several
weeks. Tint constitution mndo lltInois frcu
State. III 1910 ho c,nnncipated nil llis staycs
ind with all his people moved frt;m Virginia
to firm previously pufchnsgl by hlul
near Edwartlsyillc, St, Clair County, III this
state. Io waa appointed Register Of tho
Lni,tl- Oillco soon after by Atr. Monroe III
1saa there was MI election for Governor, tic
scconll election held iii Tho State. Clief,Jus-
tlce Philips, OF ti,s State Court, Mr.. Coles,
Gen. Moorc md Judge Brown werp the can.
didates. Philips md Brown were pro-s[ave-
ry, md Coles was antf-slaycry. The vote re-
suited: Coles, 2,si0; 1'1iillps, 2,7CO; Drown,
2,5i;t; and Moore, 80. Tile anti-slaycry ca.l-
Ilante polIed less tllnn onc.t1i!rd OF tho whole
vote, aud WIS elected only through tia Ill.
vision of tho other Marty, That party, how
ever, elected all lts ot,ur candidates inclutt-
Ink majority OF butli branches Of tile Legis-
iaturc. Tic grcnt minority Of tho then it,
l,ab.ants of the State had come l!ithor from
tha Snuttlcrn Stntcs. and wora frirnf1lv II,
, 1881-12-23

This lcaves ia tho hanis oi Mcssfra. Murphsy.
blECord, AtId othera stuuk tu tho nlnount ut SUI.
6N. II ts understood that Dir. Slurphuy claiins
sioux. IT sn0h llen cxIBta, however, Il LII no
Wtso hlSecfa tho control Ut tho stuck, l1royl,ted
tho hnderS arc Mblt To ttlcot tho claiN ngnnst It.
and 1t Ia beloved they iry,,
, 1881-12-23

Grand Orcs1s.Itnnsr.
clark street, orroeI: huw tnnrt-fIuuso. Engage.
msnt OF the 1loey-1Iafdl0 Combination "nipl0nneT.'
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One of the great abuses that have cropt
into our criminal procedure of late years Is
the practice of suspendt,g sentence aftor tho
conviction Of guilty prisoners Tho extont
To which this Illegal practice has been car
rIed is not generally known. Tho figures for
this year alone are startling. THE TRIBUNE
Inns caused tho records to bo examined, aiid
las discovered that since Jan. last six
Judges Of Cook County llayo suspended scn-
tence Oh convicted felons In 135 cases, Us fol-
lows: :,
o4uEnl.
GhtuGtUI sssss.s ssssssssssst
tAl4pHy ~
....s.s.s. ~
!HAMua..t. a...+..s..s.sst.sssts-s-"
NiuIHsQu.. .4...+.. s...s..+........s+..s...s l
lu1a1+ .-.s.t.++-............... LID
The nvorage number Of suspensions per
month has been twelve to thirteen. Tho Of
feDses for which suspensions hnve bean
granted were:.
AtEtty.s..ss ~
tAtkltFy. -
ito1oEE3t.s ..ss+st+.t.'.'.
r0FNttJ's .s...ss....sss
Gssttu!&+.
tMnsEatAcy '.s.tsst =
hallc!t1a 1I11sch!et .....s..................
eslscs!tAueuu8 ....s...s. ..ss.''
, 1881-12-23

IAAlQSlsAESI3s
Grand Opcs1s.IInnses
Clark street, orroeI: nuw t'nnrt-fiouso. En9nRH.
raent Of the 1Ioey-1Iatdlo Combination "niplonneT."
nnvcrtY's Theatre.
Monroe street, between Clark and Dunrborn, En-
gnsemant Of W. II. 1tllottv. 1.-THE Professor"
AfcY1eker'8 Theatre.
Npdson straet, hetwcan State and nearborn.
EnaaRemcnt Of John T. Raymond. "Fresh. tho Amor.
lcan.H
1taotey's Thentrs.
t,anto&pt1 street, hctwcGn C1ntk md Ii Fa1le
Eneagcn,ent Of Sanl 1Isgue's British Oparntio Atn.
stres.
O1ympic Thcntre.
T1afk street. hetwccn' fsnke And Randolph. EHs
RaHomant Of 1f3do h Bohnans Novoity Company.
'Muidoon's Blundors."
Academy of Music,
3rnlEted rtroct, ncns Nndlson West stda. Variety
Entertainment.
I.yceun, Theatre.
lleaptnnea street, HOUR Madison. Wost Side Varl-
elyentertalnnont Afternoon md evening.
Criterion Theatre.
Corner OF eodRHlck md ulyislon streets, Variety
entertainment.
Central Music Hail.
Rotlthehst corner Randolph md Stnt0 strcets,
Concert by tho Apollo Club asd Thomas orchehtra.
, 1881-12-23

nnvcrty's Theatre.
Montuo street. between Clark and l1uNrborn. Er.
Raxqrna3,t Of ". II. 8tllottc. 1.-THE Professor" I
, 1881-12-23

IyceuM Theatre.
Ileapn1nea street, 1,euF Madison. Wost Sdc Varl-
elyenlcrtnInmont- Afternoon nnd evening.
, 1881-12-23

Academy of Music.
f1nltted niroct, ncnr Madison. West sida. Variety
Entertainment.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AND MANSARD ROOF BRICK RE TIDE noe
AND -FOUR BUILDING LOTS, ON THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF AND TWEEN
TYFIF1H STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated Maya IL
1876. and duly recor ded in Lher $40, folios -
3oS etstG Of the land records for the Dis -
tTicr Of Columbia snd by request Of the party Sc
cured thereby, we viii sell at public auction. in
MONDAY, JUNE 20. 1881, AT & O'CLOCK NJ,
all of lot numbered twenty COD, the east
ern half Ct lot numbered nineteen (l9l, and
the eas ternmosf part Of Lot numbered twenty one
GID, the same being described in one parcel fol
lows Bs ginning at the corner formed by the inter
south side of street, and running thence west
eighty zone feet ard nine inches, (S1 It. in. } !;
thence SOUTH parallel to 25th street, one hundred
and twenty -four Q2l) feet and eleven I'D inches;
(Sl IT'D and nine inches q in to 25th street: and
thence north. With 25th street, one hundred and
wenty-fCur Q24) feet and eleven I'D inches to the
Place Of beginning, together with the improve
ments and appurtenances. The above property
has been subdiyided into lots A, 3, q. d and e,
large dwelling house. Of thirteen rooms In COM
plete order. The other lots are fine building lots
and all have an ley outlet
Terms Of sale One-fourth cash; balance in equal
instruments in one, two and three years, With in
terest from day Of sale. at six per centam per an
$500 on Lot and $50 the other lots required at
time OF sale. II terms OF sale are not compiled
with within five days. the Trustees reserve the
right to resell at the risk and cost OF the defauting
purchaser after three days' advertisement in the
evening Star newspaper. AL conveyancing st
CHARLES B. MAURY, ,r.
ie8- dads FRANK T. RAWLIH9a,5 irustees.
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Sporting Matters.

Tx BOAT RACE SATURDAY,
The race between double and outriggers-ths
first OF series inaugursted by the Columbia club
drew TO the river side last Saturday evening a
large crowd. Many ladies were present. Brace
and Smith, Moore and Keintner, W. E. ana
{. T. Williams, Lake and Davis, and Henderson
and Old manned the i've boats. The course three
quarters OF mile, was pulled over by Brace
and Smith In 6:5S. The others followed well up,
1t vas very Interesting race.
ARRIVAL OF TRICKHTT.
EDWARD Trickett, the Australian oarsman
arrived IN New York saturday In the steamer
Eg! ptian Monarch, with Kelly, his trainer. he
stated that he expected 10 remain fn this coun-
Try three or four months and that he would
row any man except Hanlan. He has not yet
peen entered Tor any races, but expects TO make
engagements shortly. He brought tive OF his
shells With him.
SPORTING NOTES.
Base ball Saturday-At Brookly1-Troys, l3;
Atlantic,2.
The winners In the races al St Louis Satur-
Gay were Patti, Gabriel, Nero and Critic.
The American winner OF the Grand Prix In
Paris yesterday Is 10 be matched In England
against the American winner or the Derby.
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DIED.


ANDERSON. On June IL. ISL, st 4 o'clock y.
NJ. henry kDwARD, only child of Robert l.. and
Rosa Anderson, aged three u onths and twenty
days.
Little Harry. thou hast left us.
Yet We hope 10 mtet thee there;
Thou art safe in the arms of Jesus,
In the sweet, the over there.
Funeral viii take place from his parents resi-
dence. 413 q street southwest, tomorrow, (rues-
dsy,) at O'Clock =. II. Friends and relatives in
vited TO attend.
GLOVER. on Saturday, June llth, 1881 WIZ
LIAM l.. GLoyEE AGED thirty two years.
The funeral VIII take place from his late resi-
deDce, IVA street, To-Day, (Nonday.) 18th inst.
at O'Clock Relatives aud friends OF the fam
iv are respectfully invited 10 sttend.
MoGRAW. After short and painful illness, ut
II O'Clock p. M, June 18th. 1881. JAMS Il.
McGBAw, beloved husband OF Emns V. Mciraw,
aged thirty four years and three months.
Dearest husband, thou hast lain thee early
In the dal * and gloomy grave;
Loved We not thee most sincerely.
DID We not thy presence crAyeI
Wen not weep srouDd thy tomb stone
Offer not q single tear,
AK the grave unfold Its bosom.
For We viii not find thee there.
We will go and pray-Our Father,
From whose hand the light is given.
That when We shall cease none other
But Thine own shall be our Heaven.
Friends ana relations are invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence. 7th street road,
opposite scheutzen Park. baltimore papers please
copy.l
SIMMs. On the morning OF June 18th, 1881. of
heart disease. JOSEPH L. eIMMs. In the sixty first
year OF his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from HE late
residence, No. 3I47 west T. street, Tuesday, tho
l4th instant ut 80 pm.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers.

TR1sTE IIs 81 SALE Er OF XALgABLs PROPERTY
E EsG;IaEA NEAR UNITED STATES
By virtue Of deed OF trust given to us, IL
ana duly recorded in Liber No. TOO, folio inn
lS2, one Of the Land Records of the District A.0
OF Columbia, We viii sell on "WEDNESDAY, JUNE
Is, A D. 1881 AT 8 80 O'CLOCK n in front of the
premises. All thaf piece or parcel OF ground situate
mated as parts of Lots numbered one % and seven
teen CD, II square numbered six hundred and
eighty Elk 1856, BEGINNING for the said parts at
point on the line OF LIST street east distant seventy
nine feet north of the southeast corner of said
Lot one and running thence norta fifty g tint
square, laid down to be forever kept open; thence
through the center of said alley seventy seven
feet thence south fifty eight feet, and thence east
seventy seven feet to the place Of Begin
ming, contsiping four thousand four hundred and
sixty e. 466) square feet, being the same prop
srty which was conveyed to Sarah Strong by
Thomas mas Ewlng II; By deed dated June tn is69
the land records Of Washington county, in the
District of Columbia, together With the Improve
ments, waya, easements, rights, privileges and
appuitenances to the same belonging, or in any
wise appertainin9.
Terms: One-third cash balance In one and two
semi annually. and to be secured By deed Of trust
on the premises sold. Cons eyancing &c, at pur-
chasers cost, deposit Of S2G0 req aired at time
Of sale II the terms OF sale not complied with
then, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property ut the risk and cost OF the defsulng pur
chaser upon giving five days public notice Of such
resale in some newspaper published In Washing
,ea.asa, 4 S9HN =. BA bsREf,1r Trustees
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OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE AT TIE NORTHWEST COR.
NEk OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
RfrE SHaH on EhH I'VE
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court II
OF the District OF Columbia. passed the It'll i'm
dby OF June, 1881, In cause wherein James Gs1
ID. Towers is complainant, aud Williams and othe.
769 chancery rules g. win offer for sale 1t pub
lie auction, in front Of the premises on kiON.
DAY, The 10Th DAY OF JUNE. 1881. AT HALF
PAST Four O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON. the fol-
Washington, District of Columbis namely: an
that part OF Lot enc Q,) in square numbered
one hundred and sixty six (l66,) bounded
and described as follows BEGINNING at the corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and l7th ttreet west and
ninety eight t98) feet four a. inches to six-foot
ALE thence west, with the line of said alley TWEEN
ty-keyen CID feet thence south, snd sraiiel with
said 18th street. thirty two (32) feet thence in q
fifty (50) feet west from the beginning, and thence
easterly with said avenue to the beginning together
with the buildings and improveRents thereon:
The property is nearly opposite the new State.
proved by three story brick house. with store
and incumbranCes
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One
In two equal instruments of one and Two years from
the day Of sale, with interest to be secured By the
notes OF the purchasers the title being retained by
Trustee until the whole purchase money ls paid;
c9sh at the option of the purchaser. A deposit Of
$3.50 will DO rsqnired when the property is struck
OH. All conveyancins at the PnEch B %r c9st
1920 New York avenue, Trustee.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., Auctioneers.
teS-3t8WN0b6
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UsIMpROvED
PROPERTY IN 6KOR6ETOWN AT AUO-

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
Of the District of Columbia passed the j. h aA
Fa1it y poc is Of tie suprsms court 81 he Dis
trict of Columbia, the undersigned will eel a,
On NOS 81 hs ns 5Ss. 9 Sc
COMMENCING AT 5 80 O'CLOCK P. M, the foliowi NJ
Is e snd r. VIZ
north OF the canal. fronting each A feet inches
les thsy VIII ii Ss dsn a oa Of
different widths ''N'1 INV -''' VI
as aad s on saS
I ee nortn Size ct tie canal. between Congress and
The Congress- street front will be divided into 5
LOTT three Of viii n VIII be each 10-l00 feet front
One lot adjoining these &c on the south % SO 100
ieet 'front.' improved with two-story Brick Build
4 lot adjoining the last On the south. 20 s7-,oo
ieet front. improved BY atSo-story brick dwelling
A lot on the north side Of the canal, eset of the
last mentioned ore. az CO. 100 feet front, improved
with two ttory brick building used as restaurant
"A lot on the east of the last mentioned one,
~ 2IS0 feet front. improved with story brick
lot s east of the last fronting II 20 100 feet,
plat Of AL the hereinbe.ore- mentioned lots will
be exhibited at the saIe. showing the metes and
Parts Of lots 50 and 60; Old Georgetown. fronting
on the west side of jefferson street. Immediately
First Lot 80 feet front, 1O2 4-12 feet deep, i'm
proved with two story brick dwelling and Kitchen.
Sec nd Lot 20 feet front. same depth. joining the
1rst on the sonth, improved in the same m amer;
Third Lot, defiant 20 feet inches south OF the
second, also 20 feet 'front.' 102 IL feet deep, Inn
lO48 ~ -'~
Fourth Lot, joining the last on the south, 80 feet
front by l19 feet inches deep, improved with .
one.story frame building, brick basement. No.
LIT en- north side of Cherry (arace) street. dis
tant 66 feat asst from Potomac street, with front
OF SO feet, running north to the canal about 62
feet This lot Joins the mill OF the Washington &
Georgetown Rsiii DAD Company on the wett. and
Is unimproyed. Afro, lot joining the last on the
west, fronting Is feet on the north side of Grace
street. and also running to the canal. Both OF
lots have outlets to Potomac street. the last
improved with a three-etory brick wareh 1use.
The sale to commence at the hour mentioned
above and sold IN the order mentioned above, and
If not ali sold on that day to be continued from
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash and the residue
in one two and three years in notes of the pur-
Chaser. bearing Interest and secured by a deed Of
trust Oh the property, or the purcha, or may ray
all cash at his option. COnveyanctng and record
ing at the cost OF the purchaser depOsit Of 300
on each improved lot aud $50 on each unimproved
lot Will be required at time Of SALE If the terms Of
sale are not compiled with in ten days the prop
erty will resoid st the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser.
WILLIAM KING,
GEO. W. BEALL,
JENKIN THOMAS,
Executors and Trustees ct Peter VonEssen.
DDNCANSON BIOS, Aucts. je7-d&ds
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THE EVENING STAR.
The American Victory M Pnr,..

The American Victory az Paris,
KEksEs FoxHALL WINS THE GRAND PRIZE.
-, Ine grand prize OF Paris was won yesterday
oy an American horse. IL is the only French
Tsce open 10 thoroughoreds or other countrtes
Like the Derby with the English n Is the most
yp., contest IN the French racing calendar
E.sls ooay goes 20 see the grand prize. Yes
Nicey was 10 exception. The race course sit
uateu on the outs kirts OF the Bots de Boulogne
Mas , ,ne 70 ntiowaros which thousands drove
hnu Waikeu PRESIDENT Greyy and the leading
French officials and military men were presente
Inc American colony turned out In full force
Ice 600 francs In specie, given half by the civ
OF Paris and voted in The budget Of iSsi. ana
half nalf BY the tiye great great railway companies, for
description and country. added TO a sweep
stakes OF Geo francs each 600 francs forfeit ana
500 francs only n eclaredd by midnight on the
wednesday preceding the race, and TOO francs
only II declared by midnight on the lst OF NAV
1851; the second horse 10 receive 10. 900 francs
ana the third 5000 francs out or the stakes.
weights, colts 12l pounds, FLIES lis pounds
distance about one mile and seven furlongs;
$50 subscribers
The entries and Jockeys were: Mr.. ]. r..
keenes b. C Foxhall, by King Alfonso, out OF
Jamaica; Fordham. Haras De CLAIMANTS che.
Ifistap, by Hermit, out or Thrift: Archer
count +. de La Oranges b. C. Albion, by Con-
tons b. C. Scobell. by Carnival, ost of LADY
Sophie: Cannon. Duke OF Hamiltons b. G Ed
dler, by Preakness, out OF Music; Watts.
CLOSE AND EXCITING CONTEST
got OF together. Foxhan and tristan went
straight 10 the lead. Archer. who rode iris
tan, pulled hin, and Dublin went ahead be-
hind Foxhall. The latter made the running
and Kept 10 the front 70 the finish. At the dis
lance pole Archer rushed Tristan aud came
alongside Foxhall. Then followed a grand race.
Archer made the pace tremendous, but Fox
nans staying powers were too much for the
chestnut colt Fordham rode In on Foxhall,
winner by head. Then the Americans went
Wild; the French and English were hardly less
enthusiastic. lt was impossible until the po-
uce Cleared the way by driving the people
pack for Archer and Fordham TO come la and
De weighed. The stars and stripes were dis
played on every vehicle driven 10y an American
Following SO close upon the winning OF the
oeroy, American horsemen begin 10 think that
they can beat the world. This has certainly
been Very good year for American horses
abroad. The two biggest races OF the season
nave been captured by American bred colts
Foxhan was bred In Kentucky by Mr.. A. j. Al
exander. at Woodburn Farm, Spring station.
Mr.. keene bought him with a lot OF other colts
him.
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r T. COLDWELL. Real Estate Aucdoneer.
iRbsTHR's SALE OF VALUABLE AND DIT
H1RABLE RESIDENCE On GRANT STREET
BETWEEN Ninth AND TENTH STREETS

By virtue of o deed OF trust. dated May "A
2sth; -, A.D: 1874; and duly recorded in IAbsr
for WashtDaton county, in The district OF Oolum-
biz. and by the written direction OF the party So
ton. In front ST the premises. 500 on rHU sSpaY.
THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE. 1881. AT o'oLocx T. M.
eli that piece or parcel OF ground In the city of
Westminster, D. G., and known asd dist1ngnished
e A., lot numbered seventy. one GID. In Gilbert
thlee hundred and seventy. i've (375). The said
lot H lying on the northern side of said Grant
street. And 10 improved with very nice and COM
Portable brick residence. Handsomely finished.
Terms OF sale; One, third cash. Of which e100
must be psid at the sale: the deferred peYmerts
with 6 per cent interest from day OF sale. I'm one
and two years, secured by deed of trust and In
surance All convey Ancing ct purchasers cost
Tern OF eale to be complied with within ak GAYS
after sale; otherwise the right to resell sc the de-
faulting purchasers ccft
VIM. 81. WARD. Trustee
]. T. GOODWILL, Auctioneer. les
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2 h. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

u b. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY ATTRACTIVE AND
DESIRABLE b ILDING Lot ON A.
STREET. BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIR-
TEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
will sell at public auction. in front of the 90
premises, on THURSDAY, JUNE 18th 1891 e.
AT FIX O'CLOCK PM. Lot in square 2Sl, ~
fronting "a feet sches. by depth Of 120 fe t to
300 depoeit .e9 n