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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

SEw IoRx.
New York, April q.
S ocks--Dull, strong.
Money 8; governments irregular; SIS, e1.1s;
So. sl.UsGl Nts; s., :, Sl.uoS As, Si.2lss.
WHEAT-GnsettIed, higher; NO. . red April,
Sl.A,S; May, Slf7aIl.45A; Juns, ,Sl.47A@Sl&s;
August, $l.S3t<ISl. .S3i%
Consultative lower; mixed western, spot
s3cgse; future s4Gssc: future. sl&62.
OATs-Essier; western 5s9o62.ic; No. May 20
IS61; June 55Gs5s, Auust sc.
6l7.55.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. April q.
April; tl.2aS May; Sl.sox June: si.2sA July
ConN.higher. 7lac cash; IN May ane
June; II July. a., 49,,
June; 4lcas July.
RYE-s6cGs7h.
BARLEY-$l.u9l. .0sk.
PoaH-E.sy; sl7.a1nssls.W cash; slsls June
Lasp,Wsak. lover; tl,:c7@l: :e7H cash
sldo7.t h.yi Silly y.ne sllD bid July:
S:s1,, sS; !; 1853 .s 81 e. mixed packing IS
Cattle 5sSsip.: 7 s Strong aS. III ,ss;,: s
en-, $sU6$s.40; stockers and feeder
! $2.005.4o; TexanE, $4NGkOoh.
nILwACKHE.
Milwaukee. April 81.
WRxAr-Unsettled lower; Sl.s3 eash; 81 80,
May; tlslS Juue; $l.2sk July; fl.2o,s August
No. s, $l.16h.
| CoRN-Lower, 70A.
l OATs-4Sc.
RYE-37c.
l BARLEY Strengcr, 8ac.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27

zona, in the vicinity Of old camp Rucker'
Tie Indians were beng pursued when
the dispatch was sent. General McKen-
zie approves of the operations thus far.
General Sherdan says that the length
Of time which will be required to restore
peace and safety to that section will de-
pend on whether or not the Apaches get
over the line into Mexico. where the
troops are not at liberty to follow them.
The country is extremely rough in that
section and almost impossible to get at
the hostiles.
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ro.,.y's Crime Record.

TWO MEN HUNG.
Denver, Col. April 27.-At Lake City.
COL, this morning at O'Clock, one hum
dred men overpowered the guard and
took from the jail George Belts and Jim
Brown who shot and killed Sheriff
Campbell yesterday forenoon while at
tempting to arrest them. The men were
taken to bridge IN the lower part Of the
town and hung. Both men died game
Belts asking some men for chew of
tobacco Just before the rope was placed
around his neck.
ARRESTED PoR ENBRzzLHMRNT.
1t. LOUIS, April 27.-A Post Dispatch
special from Amboy says Geo. s. Butler,
q real estate agent, was arrested last
night on charge of having embezzled
money left in his hands by parties from
Detroit to be invested in real estate in
Illinois.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27
The Good Father.

Wall Street Daily News.
Father" began the innocent child, ..
he leaned on his fathers knee, you are
an awful good man"
"Yes, hope 20. my son."
"You wouldn't cheat any body out OF Q
cent, would your"
"Of course I wouldn't; why do you
ask7'
.Suppose. father. that you had $4,000
in Wabash preferred, which had cost you
so"
EYES,"
And they went down to $55?"
"Yes"
"And suppose an old friend from
Elm,rs came here to buy stocks. aud
could be talked into believing that Wa.
bash preferred would touch IS before
September. Would you unload on him
at 80 and rake in the cash."
"No-ahem-that is-see here, Syl.
vanus! The next time have dear old
friend call 70 aee me and you listen at
the library door to catch our conversa.
tion. you'll get dividend on curiosity
that will last you lifetime! Tell yonl
mother 70 put you 70 bed An hour ahead
Of time for the next week"
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nj, want. IT Dismis.e,i. j.

Denver, Col, April 27-H. A. w. Ia
Dor, lieutenant governor oi Colorado,
filed in the district court of Colorado a
demurrer stating that his wife's COM
plant does not make it appear that she
suffers for the necessaries of life, aud as
no divorce il asked, he begs that her ap-
p,ication be dismissed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27
European News.
PLUNDRKED,

PLUNDRkED.
Berlin, April 27-It is reported that q
German colony in the district Of Eliza
beth Grade, government of Chosisin, has
been overrun and plundered.
THE EMpERoR's SPEECH.
Berlin, April 27-The emperors speech
at the opening Of the special session OF
the rechstag will express the utmost con.
fidence in the continued maintenance Of
a friendly relation with all foreign lowers
and will announce the introduction of a
workmen's insurance and tobacco mon
opoly bill.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27

Atchison, Kan. April 27.-A case of
trichinois is reported from Clyde. On
the 23d Adam Ballenger killed hog OF
which the family ate, aud during the
night oil were seized with vomiting. A
son aged twelve died during the night.
aud the rest of the family are in dying
condition. except Mrs. Ballinger, who
may recover. The movements OF the
trlch,nse in the raw pork may be OBJ.
served with the naked eve.
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obit1AY.

Keokuk, April GA Constitutions
special from Keosauqua. the county seat
OF Van Buren county, announces the
death, at Eve O'Clock, this morning, Of
the Hon ]. G. Knapp, long and most
prominent citizen of the state and .
learned jurist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27

At meeting Of tho stockholders OF the
Burlington and Northwestern railroad
company resolution was adopted favor
ing lease or sale Of the roud to the
Iowa Central and a new corporation
known as thsp Chicago, Burlington and
Pacific.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27

Gov. Crittenden aud many members OF
the Missouri legislature signed the in.
dolsement Of tho petition to the presi-
dent to appoint Miss Phoebe Cousins ef
st. Louis one Of the commissioners to
reorganize Utah.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27
ro-D.y's F,re Record.

To-Day's Fire Record.
st. Louis. April 57.-At Palmyra, Bill
Pope, . ten year old street arab. was de-
tected in the act Of setting FIRE to large
barn. He confessed to other cases of in
cendiarism and WAS lodged in jail to
await the action Of the grand Jury.
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Tho following are the new post routes
which the senate committee on postoi
fees have decided to establish in Dako.
ia territory: From De Smet, via Sean
dinavia to Watertown; from Andrews,
Dyson and Wheeler, via Brownsville to
Plankinton; from Preston to Watertown:
from Julien to Crotun; from Preston to
Madison; from Fort Stevenson to Falk
erstown; from Alexander, via Red Stone
to Huron; from Dantonville to Alwelda;
from Watertown to Webster; from Web
ster, via Sumers and Chester to Redfeld; T;
from Chamberlain to Rapid City; from
Whcatland, via Watson farm to Lisbon;
from Huron, via Groton to Penneqna;
from Berlin, via Wyonada and Hamlin
to Ordway; from Tower City to Mayville
from Sybeck to Stump; from Dwight,v via
Scoville to Lisbon; from Grafton, via
Moro to Amour; from Pembina, via Bath
gate. Tyner and Westview cooley to
Mountain; from Salem, via Howard and
Frankfort to Cavour; from Clark to De
Smet; from Madison to Lake Preston
from Flandrau to Anrora; from Spring
field. via Avon, Oak Hollow aud Plain
view to Mitchell; from Spearfish, vi.
Sun Lance and Loomis ranch to Littl,
Powder river, Wyoming.
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All doss within the city nust be ree.
istersd on OF before Nay let. Those not
registered will b killed aftss that date.
=. Ba1xxAx.
CITY AaslhAl
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Wrecked Train.

Kansas City, April 27.-There are ru.
morn here that the Chicago & Alton pas.
ssnger train has been wrecked at Grain
Valley, twelve miles east. with heavy
loss Of life. No particulars yet.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27

Huron Times: The appointment Of o
receiver for the Huron land Office seems
to hang fire.. We imagine the delay to
be caused BY an effort to secure the ap-
pointmont Of Dakota man to the posi-
ton, and as the new secretary has taken
possession OF the interior department, the
last Of tho land Office perslmmons may be
reached by Dakota pole.
The Humeston anl Shenandoah rail.
way company, of Iowa, the joint project
OF the Burlington andWabash roads, one
hundred aud thirty miles IN length, has
elected the following officers: President,
w. w. Baldwin, of the Burlington; and
treasurer, James L. Howe, of the Wa.
bash. Much interest is manifested in
this compromise railroad scheme.
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Capital Notes.
HoAR AND DAVIS.

Washington. April 27-The senate
commerce committee heard Senators
Hoar and Davis to-day on the nomlns-
ton Of WoIthington for collector at
Boston. but did not take any action.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27
The Weather.

Washington, April 27.-The indica.
tions for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys are: Cloudy weather,
variable Winds, stationary barometer and
temperature.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27

Chamberlain Register, 2Oth: Secretary
Stearns went up to Grow Greek last
Monday, looking after his stray thor
oughbreds. He reports the roads in good
condition and all thinge going on nicely.
The Indians are building fences and
making good improvements generally.
They have over fifty fields OF wheat so vn,
and will plaut corn ard vegetables. Sec.
retary Stearns says he was received with
every courtesy by Major Spencer and his
efficient clerk. He also met Chief Whit.
Ghost, who is now living in his new elc.
gantly painted two.story house.
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A FINE TWO YEAR OLD
DURHAM BULL.

Viii saAsd for sefyics a eAfo par a.sinal. h
~ ''' 'A'' ~ ''0SS 8. !. t.1Rs5ss R6ssssif1xuscsra. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-20
The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Waggaman agt. Randall; motion
TO NIX penalty bond Blount agt Hunt; decree
below reversed. United States ex. rel Beverly
HOOe agt. District of Columbia; argued and
submitted. N. L. Market Company agt. Geiger:
on hearing.
EQUITY COURT-Jxdge Hnorer
Yesterday. Nathan agt. Waggaman; testi-
mony ordered taken In forty-eight days. King
agt. Van Essex; auditors report finally ratified
Kennedy agt. Stewar ct al; pro confesso as to
certain defendants. Douglass agt. Douglass
James N. Davis, examiner, appointed to take
testimony OF nonresident witness Middleton
agt. Gibbs; application Of trustee for cancela-
ton of bond overruled. Crandell agt Washing
ton City Savings Bank; dividend ordered paid
to George I. Edwards, administrator. Main
agt Bonifant; testimony ordered taken in thirtv-
I'VE days. Noyes agt. Gray; reference to the
auditor to state trustees account. Mackall agt
Richards; rule on examiner returnable Deem
Der 81. Anderson agt. Howgate; sale ratified
nisi. Schroth agt. Miller; testimony ordered
taken before Examiner John Cruikshank Mar
shall agt. Main ct al; decree to be prepared.
Heitmuller agt- Olmstead; on hearing.
POLICE CouRT-.yud0e Sneu.
Yesterday, Isaac Thompson, cOlored larcenv
Of 1924 from Martha Taylor; months in jail
Frank Williams. c0l0red, larcanv Of 20 cents
from Thos. e. Snellbaker; 60 or so days. JOS.
Beekman, larceny Of an overcoat IN umbrella,
ana pair OF gloves from Sampson p. Baly;
months In JAIL Chris. Tyler. colored, larceny Of
. pocketbook and contents from Lucy Quensen-
berry; months in jail. Jos. Carroll, colOred.
larceny OF q lot Of pictures from Mrs. David P.
Craig lpetit larceny-2d o1ense); grand jury
bonds $500. Annie Shreeves, vagrancy and pub
lie prostitution; 80 days. Also charged with
assault; 10 days. Jn0. Brown, loud and bois-
ferrous &C the Theatef COmique; e5 or Is DAYS
Emma Butler. colored, loud and boisterous: s
or 10 days. Jos. R. Evans do; do. Geo. Nc
Cauley. suspicious person; personal bonds.
Emma Mcdonald. colored, loud and boisterous;
Gus; e5 or Is days VIM. White, colored. va
grancy; 30 days. VIM. Coel, do; do. James E.
Donnelly, unlicensed bar; fined s1O6-appeal
noted. Same party, same o0ense; judgment
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M NM +; e4 fSHsaiffhR. ( Trustees.

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PR0PEkTY, SITUATED ON SECOND 81 RECT,
BETWEEN FAYETTE AND L1NGAN STREETS
IN THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed in equity cause No 750
the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale al public
auction in trent Of the premises. SATURDAY, DE-
CEMBER TWENTY-THIKD 1872 at FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ the east part of lot numbered one hundred dOO)
In 1hrekeds addition to the city Of GEORGETOWN hSy-
ing front of hiry 800 feet I'd street by tn width
uniform depth Of one hundred and twenty Q2O) feet
with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale. prescribed by the decree: one half
OF the purchase money in cash and the residue equal
six cent. deposit of fifty (s5Ol dollars W be re-
CURED when the property is struck off, Terms Of sale
to be complied with in days from the day of SALE
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN w. PILL1NG, Trustee.
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
dl3-w, mSds
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The Orbit Of the Great Comet


Prof Frisby. of the naval observatory, has
lust completed calculation Of the orbit of. the
great comet of 1882, from observations made on
September 10Th, October 9Th and November
2th, and finds it to be Q very heightened el-
lipse. having period of about 1913 years, and
probably Identical with very large comet seen
81 b. Z. and 1863 A. d., Just about the time of
the death of Constantine. Its perihelion dis
lance is only about 700 900 miles from the center
OF the sun, and it extends outward at aphelion
TO about ninety times the suns distance from
the earth. He gives the following results of
his calculation, which he believes to be very
near the truth. although on account of the ex-
treme length OF the orbit the time may be some
what uncertain Time Of periheliOn passage
September, II 2a2.2S Greenwich mean time:
longitude Of node, 346o T7n9l; distance from
perhelion to node, $50 So 10 '79; inclination To
ecllptic, 141o 5Y 50. "l6; angle Of eccentrIcltv
S9o z "a. no; lOgarithm Of half major axis
1.9331366; legarithm Of perihellOn distance
7.S9O47S9; time OF revolution, $3.50 years.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs--Marriage licenses have
been issued to Ananius Flaherty, OF Prince VIII
Ham county. Va, and Lucy C: Tillet, Of Fair
Rodgers, both Of Fairfax county. Va: Thomas
0. Hizer and N. Susie Hozel; James A. D.
Dalymple Of Calvertsc county, Nd, and Lila w.
Torbert; John Taylor and Phyllis Thomas. both
Of Montgomery county, Md; John Edley and
Maggie Harris; S. B. Bates and Minnie Gill:
James r. Balm and IneZ ElmOre; BENZ. G. Pool
and Fannie Il. Chase; Edward G.. Harvey And
Martha Edinburg; Ernest and Sadie Gerard:
Nathan Ford and Sarah Hawkins; Thos II.
Adams, Of Frederick, Nd, and Mamie J. Hamer:
Joseph Morrison and Annie E Pleasanta.
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VIM. T. MATTINGLY,
d15-eo&ds JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON Trustees

57snET hSSESES
WHICH sTANDs The Bu1 hb Gh KNOWN as as
'P pFAREs PLANING MILL AND THE CAR
cARTf And Afn w nAc g. boM SS2Ss OF D. MA
the District Of Gelumbia. passed il the cause Of ~
will offer for sale in separate parcels public auction
- ssSfRiiss on HEE
estate OF all the parties to said cause being fee simple
subject to certain lease holds in and ali Of lot A. two
paris Oh lot s. and part Of lot in square 1884, the
on north stree and running through that width to
!ne hortn me OF ONO avenue and immediately adjon.
ing the east line Of said lot f. and beginning
for the second part Of said lot the part Of said lot
al point in the south line of said street. Is feet
east OF the northwest of said g. and thence
running east on sad line Of said street IS feet to
thence running due south so feet thence west 80 feet
thence in southwestery direction and right angles
dstant27 feet and inches westerly the southeast
corner Of said lot 81 thence in northwesterly along
the said line of said avenue 16 feet; thence in north
TO intersect line drawn due south and feet from the
Of beginnipg. AN situated in Washington city Dis
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash the day of sale or
within seven days thereafter the residue in four equal
rt Y N rs s1 twelve eighteen and four
promissory notes therefor bearing interest the
day of sale 1t six centum annum, cash. at
be retained until the full purchase money
and interest is paid any purchaser shall fail 70
ply with the Of sale Preserve the right readver
defa lting purchaser $3.50 deposit on acceptance Of
each bid.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS. Trustee.
d15-eod&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Xuctioneers.
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THE EFggEkfE z EHsF ss fS sggIEtuurzr
sSfi y. az
InAISs LEAVE WAsHINGToN FROM srATIoN CoRxra
Fer iit.ours and the Vest Chicsee LIMITED Expre-
Of Palace Steering Cars at $50 a. M daily: Fss1
Harr.bSrs to cncnnati western HnEE r pres. -
pm daily. with Palace Cars o. P1ttsburv and
pncinnsd and Mail MAJ Express $50 pm daily Ia
BALTIMORE AND TOyoMAo RAILROAD.
$50 p. IN daily except Saturday. with Palace ca
Washngtl IA to Cana ldaiRua-
For Wilism u9 Lock Haven and ElmirA sts.soa
For New york YORK . aafs sne Eas goo
sns 10 o T sS P.
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn Amer. sffordirS
direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding doubH
s;Ss; and iO26 Pm; . On sunday, 4:ao, s:bo. ala
Fer 81 sy 90 80 ss ,Sso g g .ns ia
snnday, 500. $50 am. s:2O. 6:a0. 1850. ESD
fofo es Crssf Line. Gao m. and 4.4o .. m. day.
forAnnspos. $40 IN and 4.4o pm. daily. excess
ALLEXHSPkIA AND FEEpERIcKsBuRe RAns
R MAh. p hNB ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
Tor A,ensnans. $50 100 e:2o u 90 and II rs M.
$50 90. ii: 90 aud II as = ~ and D. m.
For E esH aDd and the sUJtS $50 and rs -
s5S Pm ssd $ % SiapssS sssa.s Is 8
Tickets and infoTmauon at the onos northeess corn9
aea. cam g M 70: . and :. e:
gage to destination irons hotels ana residences.
General PASSENGER a woo Hs.u.
CHAS T.. PCGH. General Manager.
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DIR. CHEEvER'S ELECTRIC BELT or Repanera
tor is made expressly for the arrangements of
the provocative Whenever any debility of the
generat1ve organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream of ELECTRICITY permeating
through the parts must restore them healthy action
There is no mistake about this instrument. Years Of
use have tested it. and thousands of testified
to- Weakness from Indiscretion Incapacity Lack Of
Vsor, Serilty-in fact any trouble of these organs
cured DO not confouno this with electric belts adver-
tsed to cure all ills from head to toe This is for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full in
formation address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
~ 1O3 Washington street, Chicago.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PATENTS FOR
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE of

oess as on sso e. Ss
States st the Of #
Of
fnd stres1 pSEhT sa II the city Of WsshinStea
pAY. the fENTH BAY DAY OF NJ JAS &c kMEDS X5
anS ns Tsn x
c!uded and described in the Letters Patent Numbered
ihs h Of fk S Marsh c hs ss
Gar, and fr william A Graham assgnees of said Ora
ha on to ss a patent for
nopoy and in and to the said letters patent and
the said invention for the full term thereof tor all the
District Of Coumba, the states of vireinia
spd Deawars and e1csptng all Of the state Of West
and excepting all Of the state of New York but the coun.
Mes West o{ b Sn9 Ans Queens New York schmond
said three counties in West Virginia and the said nine
And ali and eIclusiSey the right title Interest
property invention and monopoy covered by and in.
17llls bearing date the i4th day Of Decenber. 1873.
granted by the United States Of America one william
reference icing had sad letters patent for NOR:
perfect description of said invention and improvement
and to said letters and the .ad Invention for the
Ias
ing thres Counties Of Marsha. BROOKE ana Ssa
hEse 1cTnes and the right to the said invention
And also ali and exclusively the rht title interest
property monopoly and invention described and COW
cred Ivy letters patent issued by the United States to
Garrett B. Dayids. numbered 1880 and 16oss4. for
new and useful Improvement disintegrating mills
conveyed to the said party part by an instru
ment OF writing dated July 70, 1876. and in
encelting from the operation Of this conveyance the
District of Columbia and the said states Virginia
and Ohio. ~
And also all the right title interest property ana
license conveyed to the said party of the nrs by
recorded in the Patent Ocs in Liber K a. page 252
reating to certain patents for improvements in DRYING
saving and excepting thererom the District OF Colum.
bia, tbs states Of Maryland, Virginia snd Delaware
aud the state of West Virginia saving the countdes
Marshall, Brooke aud Ohio.
Terms of sale: Ten thousand dollars $50 OOO) in
cash; the balance in two equal payments payable in
and twelve months respectively. with the
rate OF six cent annum for which the notes of
the purchaser will be taken, secured the satisfaction
OF the Trustees all cash. at the option of the pur
chaser.
WM. r. MATTINGLY
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VTVHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
BY authority of decree of the supreme Court ofS,
the District of Columbus passed in the Of Nc IA;
Manus " Boyle ct s, No. 1885, equity docket o. E4
OF OF De :, E en- 1882. FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. in
Chrstopher Boyein and to the whole of lot numbered
ten uo) in square numbered six hundred and thirty
three (633) the fronting ninety 900 on north
street. between LIST street. and New Jersey avenue and
having depth of one hundred 400 feet with the i'm
pr9Vements consisting Of 'Boyles Hotel" and other
valuable buildings.
Che interest to be sold is the whole property subject
rate OF seven 90 per centum. payable quarterly
Terms OF sale: One half cash The residue in two equal
payments at and twelve months. with interest from
the day of sale deposit of $3.50 to be made when the
property Is struck Off, and the purchaser has the option
to pay whole purchase money in cash.
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee.
Gunton Building, 427 Louisiana avenue
EB THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL,
TUESDAY, TWENTY SIXTH DECEMBER 1882
same hour and place. by order Of the Trustee.