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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-13

In rsspoon 10 H. Legislative msns-
nal, asking . lighthoass and fog dgnal
b sstablished d Pei1t Robinspo, King
county, ". T., Dslsgate Bssats has -
cured from Rear Admiral Jehn RsdosEs
Chairman Of the Nehahouse Board, .
Strong seeoumsnda<ioa of ~ peo5ose,
hslpine lsttsr frum Secretary Fo1esr,
and stroaa report from tie House
Committes on Comms.os, which reads
- follows:
That Puget Sound y . vast inland -.
having 1874 miles of shore ino. IT.
nuDe9ous bays, estuax1eA md hletD afe
nearly all nAvigable for he laxgoge ~
During the year ending Juns 81, 1873,
l06 vessels, with . carrying capacity Of
more than 81, 900 tons, WsCe document
Cd at Port Townsend, il port Of entry,
The number documontod daring tha
last fiscal year Was III, With carrying
capacity Of over 5000 tons.
The number Of veaDels in tho feeoiau
trade entered at this port and pae1inG
into tho Sound in the year ending Junl
30, 1850, was 81, capacity 145,O67 tons
| in the year ending Jun0 50, 1851, 50
vessels, capasity 152,6@ tons; in ths drs(
half Of the present fiscal year, ~ ~.
sells, capacity los, LIS tons.
The number cleared for the year end
ing June 80, 1880, Wa sos, capacity 100,.
353 tons; for the year ending June 30
1881, SO vessels, capacity 166,790 tons
and for frst half Of present fiscal year
1874 vessels, with capacity Of Ito, 418 tons
Its coastWise trade il estimated 10 b
fully twice a. large - the foreign trade
It ID stated in the reports OF tho Light
house Board that dense fo0D prevail u
this region during large part Of tn
year.
More lights and fog signals are need
Cd for the protection Of this impoetaAl
and growing commerce.
| The point ct which fog signal up
pears 70 b urgently required = Poin1
Robinson. some II miles below Tacoma
tho terminus Of the North Pacific Rail
road.
The establishment Of this stAtioa hal
been recommended BY the Lighthouse
Board, - shown by accompanying doc
umants.
The Committee, believing that q fo(
signal at Point Robinson q demandei
BY the needs Of oommeroe, report bacl
the memorial and aak that is b rofeT1e(
to the Committse On Appropgia1ieus
with the Recommendation that 5000 b
appropriated for this purpose.
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DAILY Posf-mfsLIIGEECER.
LOCA L.,

DuLI kuS1-lh16LlL6kn
L . q a L,
All sre invited 10 attend the concert
IN the Baptist Church Sunday evening |
nsxt ct ~ o'clock.
A little boy, son Of Capt. q. Olsen, OF
Froeport, was drowned in the Cowlitz
river less Tuesday.
The Geo. E. Starr Goals here now IN
the afternoon, instead OF at Tacoma IN
the night - heretofore.
After launching the gospel ship, Nh.
Witehell viii haul out the schooner
Emily Stevens, and Thoroughly repair
her.
A Are Ct Esquimalt, b. c., yesterday
afteruoon DESTROYED the 6elkirk House,
and did damage to the total amount OF
$1,000.
The steamer Josephine has been
faieed and il liable to arrive here at any
time. Altar . few repairs she will 90
on her old route again.
On hsr Iast trip the State of Cali
foruinr made the run from Portland to
San Francisco IN IS hours. or the fast
est time over that route on record.
Young Bullens Is nbw chief engineer
on the tug Tacoma. The position was
rendered 70 Harry Lord, but he pre-
ferred 70 remain in the service OF Uncle
Sam.
Alouzo Strange and Walter Adair,
each about - years of age,were drowned
ia the river at Albany. Oregon, Institutes
day, BY the upsettiug of boat In which
they were.
A violent squall visited this place
varferdav afternoon. that for q few
minutes shook up things in a lively
mannsr, but did no damage Of which We
have heard.
The County Commissioners spent
ereatsr portion Of yesterday in Isxamin-
IND. allowing and disallowing claims.
They will finish mp their work, and ad-
joorn today.
GIN. wslty, manager Of the Nellie
BOYD Dramatic Company, and very
naeaaaut gentleman withal, Is in town,
prouarin0 for the coming Of his COM
pany ten days hence.
wesley Jackson and others Of Port
land contemplate building large can
nery near Milton the present season, In
$1,000 oss y s ..I!Hc on - .sl,nan - 49,
"k .a'1 pssAs :.
= cnan9c In the scnaquio =. Inc ssca ILr
srChehalls has been mace. neiearoel snc
WI leeve here o. ~ ocioc1 on os ,
n99n! Iof Mna.COI, i hs.ssas =. ''o0A
Aonday morning - ne'e'o,oie.
We arc informed tnas Msssfs h nas
iinRtOn q om,s1 naso saAsn 49,. .nm.
iutsreet u We OOpNn wator wvAs, suus
ensuiin9 tne .sAseuunK =. .Lv .'"''''
ana tns eu0Cess u slo u'i%'oi Va
Christian Miller, superintendent OF
construction On the new coal wharf and
bankers IN tnis caty, nas zone 20 r ..a..
!ano 70 c0usssvCs same1 1919 T sn..o
Tor the OasRon im psovsnen' oolnpany
The steamer Politkofsky II now IN the
employ Of the Port Discovery Mill Co.,
and Will do the towing for that concern
till The Nastick Is ready for service.
CAPT. Delauty reports things booming
" mat Poft.
A machinery and Agricultural impie-
ment depot IL TO be established IN the
OpeEa House a. soon as that building ID
vacated By NeosEs. Toklas q HinRsrman.
Tho pg0joCtOr IL IN enterprising young
man from Oregon.
The etea,uer Ruby arrived from Olym-
MA With 3 boom of logs last evening,
foe the Seattle Lumber and Commercial
Company. The latter part OF her trap
wos quite rough, but the little craft got
into port without the loss OF single
log.
The telegraph reports Seattle az hav-
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Eclipse Cuvees Of 1879 and 1850 are
tho finest Champaenes in The market.
apis 3m
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Do MOI 20 toa cDothinR, dRyeoeds q
general store for your hats, but come 70
the Puget Sound Hat Store, and ssasot
from large and faahio0Ablo aaDoGt-
ment, then your mamma Win Be p1oased.
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Buy Belding Bros. silk from Clayton
Bros., il il the bet.
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WILL HAVE AN EXCURSION AND
" Picnic 70 Eagle Harbcr Nay nth,
The eUod cit11ons e TIE 0ny6oe viii
prepare clamhake for the occasion, free,
and win have the grounds IN rsadlnGss. %
solves.
Boats win leave Seaatlo 6 Z ana II am.
Returning win leavo tho Hafbor &C : ard
6pm. Ttcken q oentD; chIl6rea under q,
half fare; undee 8 frOe, mI1-d
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WHITMAN SKMrNARY.-Prof Anderson,
Of the University or Washington Terri
tory at Seattle. has sent in his resigna-
ton as principal Of that school, with
tho intention Of taking charge Of the
Whitman Seminary. The professor,
accompanied by two instructors, will ar
rive in this city about July, and begin
the organization of the Whitman Sem
mary upon collegiate basis. Forty
business men Of thecity have guaranteed
the salary. The Board of5rrustees will
atonceIcommence REINFORCEMENT of the
grounds and building, and intend to
mako the institution and surroundings
comfortable and attractive. They have
also made arrangements to replace the
old desks with those of the latest pat
ent. School will not open until fall,
but parents can rest assured that no ef-
forts will be spared to make this school
fill long felt void in the country, and
render it useless to send their chill
abroad to grain intelligence.-Union.
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LOST!

A PURSE CONTAINING $40 IN
IA coin and . draft for $175 on the Mer-
chants and Traders' National Bank q N.
T., drawn about Feb. 18th. The draft II
not indog1ed end Il a ~ - to the finder.
Also contained three small notes on par
Ties In the East and some other pApors that
arc Of NO value except to the undersigned.
II the papers, draft notes. ETC., and 500
are returned. NO questions VIII be asked.
Or Capt. Smith. Arlington Hotel. milf
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FsoN THE NoRTH.-The Coioaist says:
The steamer Otter. Capt. McCulloch,
arrived last evening from Wraneel and
way ports. The trip up was delight
fully pleasant, but the return trip was
cold and disagrseable. Cannery people
are very busy making tins and prepar-
ing for the salmon run. Steamship
City of Chester was met IN Granville
channel on her way north. Mr.. Schultz
and family and Robertson came down
from Fort Simpson; from Alert Bay
Mr.. Spencer, and from Bella Coola q
large number of Indians. A daughter
of Mr.. Huson died and was buried at
Alert Bay tho week before Mr.. Spencer
left. Mr.. j. c. Davis, recently from
Cassiar, came down from Wrangel by tho
Otter. He reports the Stickeen river
open to the Hudson Bay Company's post
when he left; and it was then expected
that it would be from free ice this week.
The Gertrude was taken out Of her winter
quarters on the 4th inst, and she will
probably make her first trip to Glenora
next week. Provisions of all sorts are
scarce and dear up the Stickeen river,
and almost az far as Dease Lake. At
the latter place there is yet moderate
supply. Canoes were intending to start
up ahead of tho steamer with supplies
from Wrangel directly tho river Is
known to be clear. Mining news is very
meager. A party OF seven prospectors
started out last winter, but they had not
been heard from when Mr.. Davis left.
The whole white mining population OF
CassiaY now numbers but 215. Takou
is still drawing many away to that more
northern field.
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Wori1nsn, Attention!

nON'T LOsE TINE LOOKING
- around for joA but come out TO my
piece and ~ s6eady employment untl
1AQ. Young man, han y chance 70 lay
tho toun1at3m TT . fortune. AppN %
EDW. I. LINDSLGY.
Oak Lake. uino milee no ~ a 6oastiA
On Telegraph Road. by lsttsF. eeGftls.
m7-dAWlm
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MoRE CHIsAMES.-The British steamer
Suez, Capt. Dodd, arrived at Esquimalt
yesterday morning with $50 Chinese
laborers on board for tho railroad. The
Suez is an iron propeller Of 2141 gross
tonnage. She was built in 1874 at New
castle, England, by Mitchell d Co., and
her dimensions are as follows: Length
324 feet, beam 36ls feet, and depth Of
hold q feet Z inches. She made the
run from Hong Kong in % days, and
accomplished tho voyage from Yoko-
hama IN the excellent time Of II days.
She is owned by Messrs. Nelson, Dom
ken d CO., halls from the port Of Lon
don, and 10 classed 100 A at Ll0yds.
In addition to her passengers ahs has on
board 200 tons Of general Chinese NOR
chandise. The new arrivals will be
transferred to the steamer Princess
Louise and conveyed to New West
minister, whence they will b forwarded
to Yale. After discharginR cargo the
Suez will proceed, light, with all dis
patch to San Francisco for orders.
Capt. Dodd is accompanied ON tho
voyage by his wife.--Standard.
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Dan Werthsimsr, Of the California
Cigar Store, Il still ahsad On OaAn and
T0bacoos. Ask for the Henry Clay q
Garcia oigar-ths bsst 121<l cent oiea1 il
town. mz-lm.
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Tents ct any sin a ahape mado %
order at Rrsatly seducDd Ta1es 81 -
4 Brush, Chsrsy strssA 6sal1le.
al&dtf.
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Ny gents furnishing goods are the
best in the city, and cold cheap for cash
at the Puget Sound Hat Store. m4-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IMPORTANT Announcement
FROM THE GREAT
SAN FRANCISCO STORE.
a Genuine
CLEARANCE SALE
Monday Morning, May 9Th,
And continue until all tn
goods in our present quar-
ters are disposed Of.
We will offer inducements in every depa,t.
ment which will be surprising to all who Wit
our house.
Our intention is not to move any Of TIA
present stock to our new salesrooms, which
will be completed some time in July. on.
stock is too extensive to give detailed lit
of the articles which are reduced in price, but
we invite all to come and inspect our good:
and prices before buying elsewhere
Immense Reductions IN /.
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS and
DOLMANH
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, Etc, He
Samples sent free on application.
T0KLAS & S|NCERMAN. ]
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T & BLAKEsLEE WILL LEARN
y. something 70 his interest BY CORES
ponding with Edw. L Lindsley, Seattle.
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arAI ESTATE rnAxsvnA

Tho following are the tzanafss q
real estate, a. recorded at the Auditors
Office, sincs our last report
1sGeorge II. Foster to A. McKinnie, .
certain tract Of land at the south end OF
Commercial street, 800.
John Lsary to H. w. WadlsiRh, one-
third interest in q certain traGt 0f land
near Milton. $500.
3. II. Palmer to j. w. George, 8 acres
in section a, township %, range ; east,
$l26.
8nGeo. Bracket to Philip Fay. l60 ACRES
IN section 3, township ~. range 8 saas,
*1250.
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AUCTrOy sALEs-ruture Days.
By Frank u. Hill & %"
Real Estate Auctioneers'
1lOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE NUN.
l. BER or BUILDING LOTS On in. nAK ,s.-r
ORBENERLY strict, IA NI,DDvpL sIn e. hNn
GILBERT STREET. IN HOf ~, ~ ri ASp
ARLINGTON, IN TIE WEsr END, Mnrh =.
PROPERTY Is STEADILY lNCnEAsi,N,H ~, II
VALULE-soME OF THESE Luis Az III. " III
RECTLY IN TIE LINE Oh hMIEoN tMEN :
AND THREE OF THEM uA.E = " u IL
FEAME HOUSES TDEREON.-By virtue OF
deed Of trust dated Odd February, ioaN. ana auiy
recorded and NJ the request or all parlles inter-
ested, / will sell. on the premises on
THURSDAY. JUNE l3rI'
at 3 O'Clock +. NJ, I'm the following order@ylE.;
Ist-at 8 f. M.-SFVEN LOTS, 3ONi22 ieei' nv
southwest corner of Iaryie or Bcveriy street. one
square from Cary street, and just on the corpora
tim line. o,r, ,ou,oo e..
2d-at so r. M-TlfREE LOTS, 3Oxio9 feet,
on the south side Of IIsryie between Randolph ana
Washington streets. ~. , <,re. o,,oo
3d-at @ o'clock Il. M.--TIIREE LOTS, 30x133
feet I'm the plan Of Arlington. nerr Zctelle place,
with THREE SMALL FRAME HOUSES thereon.
4th-at 90 o'clock Il. M.-TWO LOTS, 3ONl5"
feet, on Gilbert street, In the plan or iopedGle'
adjoining Arlington.
Is the above lots have to lie sold, and the owner
is willing 20 make great sacrifice, bargains can
be had.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance AZ SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. with Interest added.
HENRY q. CANNON. Trustee
sale by FRANK ID. HILL & Co., AucAneers..
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FRUIT TREES.
hSPARAGfe-BrDS.
SMALL. EkEITS e. {

As trustee in a deed from :. Ictelie and wife 30
me. dated 1t November 1879. duly recorded an 2
tie property above uDscrihed | viii
unite with Mcssrs. Bacon and Jones, trustees. ia
the sale advertised above.
CHARLES 1. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
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1wO or THE MEMBERS FINED FOR CAPTURING
lew York Times, yotcrday.J

New York T,rscs, yotcrday.J
John Carlson, OF No. 2l2 west One
Hundrcd-and-T street, entered
Rushfon's drugstore, In Sixth avenue, on
THURSDAY evening, TO make some p,iI~
chasts. ON turning TO pay for the articles
he had bought he discovered thai bis
purse, containing e, which he alleged he
had laid down on the counter OF the store,
was missing. Upon making known his
loss the proprietor OF the store informed
him that a colored servant in the employ OF
ahc Racket Club had left the place with q
purse in his hand.
Mr.. Carlson Is a nervous individual, and
upon receiving this information he at once
Jumped TO the conclusion that the purse
carried off WAS his property. fastening TO
the Twenty staaon-hotsc,
he reported the loss OF his purse and de-
tailed his suspicious as to IFS theft, ana 10
Keenan, Ringler was sent TO arrest the s'is-
pected colored servant OF the Club, whose
name is John Whitchurst.
At the time Of the officers arrival White.
hurst was serving some OF the members oil
the Club. He expressed surprise Mt the az
rest, but declared his Willingness TO accom-
pany thaoflcer, at the same time request
ine an opportunity TO change his clothes.
Tue uttliii'u w itt MS fi''v'''' WV
of his sight, and followed him into an
ante-room. In the mean time several OF
the younger members OF the Club were
laughing and joking over their servants
urrest, and carried away by spirit OF mis-
chief, some OF them locked the door OF the
room in which were the officer and his
prisoner.
As soon as Policeman RiDgler heard the
KEY turn in the lock he became greatly en-
cited, and, throwing up window, he
shouted to Carlson, who was waiting be-
low, TO 20 10 the station-housc and report
the condition OF affairs. On being inform
ed OF the state of the case, Captain VIII
iiams dispatched Roundsman Cowley and
eighteen policemen 10 the clubhouse, and
on arriving there the officers took Jane.
Aymar Thomas Bach, and William :.
Alley into custody. The released RingIcr
and his prisoner, Whtehurst, also found
their way TO the station-house.
Soon after the arrest number Of car
riages drove up before the stati0n-hOuse,
and there were a number of applications to
see the prisoners. Captain Williams, how
ever, refused to allow them TO be seen.
Strenuous efforts were made by friends to
find & police justice, but in vain.
When the prisoners were arraigned yes
terday morning before Justice Ford, in the
Jefferson Markct Police Court, they were
ably represented by comsel-Eihu Root,
Gilbert NJ. Speir, Jr., and Charles 5. Spen-
Ger appearing for the defence. There not
being the slightest evidence against the co.
lored prisoner. he was discharged. James
Aynar and Thomas Bach were fined so
each for interfering with Policeman Ringler
while in the discharge OF his duty. No
evidence was forthcoming against William
S. Alley, and the case against him was
accordingly dismissed.
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pOsTPONEMENT.


rTRU STEE'S SALE OF 4 BEAUTIFUL
4 BUILDING Lot on THE EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH SfRFtTS.-As trustee under deed OF
trust dated 18Th December. 1873, and duly IT.
corded. and also o. directed by q decree 81 lie
Chanctry Court Of Richmond. In the case II Wat
klns rs Lancaster, will sell by auction, upon the
premises, ON
WEDNESDAY.JU SE lfTH,
at ; o'clock +. VI. The LOT OF GROUND situa-
ted q, above. AMI lying next south Of The residence
of Mis-, Maria Blair.
II fronts 22e feet and runs back 100 Zee, 20 an
alley.
II Is situated In pleasant nciglborh0od, near
10 business aud is desirable site for q dwelling.
TERMS. At sale.
ISAAC II. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
GRTBDS & WILLIAMS. AuctiuuQcrs. ic o
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Byfrank ID. nm & Co.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
No. 11OS Main street.

tVRUSTEE'S SALE OF LARGE NUM-
BER OF BUILDING LOTS on LAUREL.
CARY, CHAPLIN. AND WALLACE STREETs,
IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE CITY,
WHERE PROPERTY IS DAILY INCREASING
IN VALUE, AT AUCTiON.-On
MONDAY, JUNE u. 1882,
at 8 O'Clock =. NJ,
viii sell, Ivy virtue OF decd Of trust dated 22d
February, 1879, and duly recorded. and ~ the re-
Quest Of the beneficiary. on the premises, thai
NICE BUILDING LOT on the east side OF Laurel
between Alb,maTic and Spring streets, aud just
bcyond the new Methodist church. Lot 3uxl4o
feet 10 a 15-foot alley.
And immcdtrtciy after the above salc-sly at IS
o'clock-FiNE LOTS on the north side OF tiaihn
street between Cul,cr and Beach streets each io'
3Oxl5O feet.
Also. FOUR LOTS. each 30x150 feet, on the
south side 81 Wallace street between tiarh ana
Reservoir siryssts. These lots are near Turner
Flower Garden and the western gate leading iro'h
Hollywood 49, ,,,,,X nm,
And nj e. O'Clock we viii SCH the NEiif DE-
SIRAEIE LOT on the south side OF cary street NC
tween Ozark and State streets. In rear or Morton 5
Flower-<;arien. aud adjoining the property oil
Mrs Tracy Myers 30xl32 foet-
These lots are all well located. and, looking 10
The future. offer good opportunity for those par
Tics seeking FOR safe place for investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance AZ six. twelve,
and eighteen months. per cent. added, and Sc
cured by decd Of trust.
HENRY G.. CANNON, Trustee.
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL a. Co., Auctionecrs.
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BY Il. b. Chafin 4 Co
Real Estate Auctloneers.
ByR. B. Chafan Co
Real Estate AuctIoneers.
UCTION SALE OF THAT NEkl
DESIRABLE AND
CoNyENIENTLY-LOCA
BRICK DWELLING,
No. 31s EAST MAIN STREET;
ALSO, .
THOSE TWO NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nos. 31e AND ga EAST CARY STREET.

At the request Of the owner we will sell by public
auction, on the premises or
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1882,
ri ~ O'Clock T.. NJ. the above described DWELL
INGS. - 49,,
streets. IS a FIRST-CLASS BRICK DWELLING.
containing about ten rooms. Ii T. furnished with
gas range, hot and cod water, bath, laundry. &C..
and all in thorough repair. The lot fronts 20 feet
4 inches on Main street, and has large brick
kitchen. stable, and carriaQc-hOuse In rear. This
is n frst-class house In all respects, and located
inst where N Is pleasant and convenient 10 live.
Nos. 3I2 ANb31 EAST CARY between Third
and Fourth streets. are NEAT AND COMFORT
ABLE FRAME DIV ELLlNGS. with about seven
or eight rooms each. besides kitchens, servants
rooms. coal-houscs, &C.. furnished with gas and
water. The lots front l feet each on Cary street
and extend back 10 an alley. The houses are both
occupied by good tenants az paving rentals.
This sale will commence on Main street, ana
should attract the attention of parties seeking de-
srablc homes or wishing TO make paying invest
ments.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in one, two,
and three years for notes with per cent. interest,
secured by deeds Of trust and policies Of Insurance
X. Il. CIIAtFIN CO..
iclI Auctionccrs.
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by Frank ID. Hlll & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
11Os Min street.

UCTION SALE OF TWO NICE
IA FRAME HOUSES. Nos. 729 AND 73l
NORTH THIRD STREET.-On
FRIDAY, JUNE 10TH,
at $50 O'Clock T. NJ, on the premises, we will offer
at auction the VALUABLEp ROPERTY ms above
located. -
No. 731 contains about seven rooms, lot 20xl22,
and IL now rented to q good tenant ut sl5 per
month.
No. 729 Is rented 20 n good tenant at $40 per
month, and lot fronts l6xl22 feet.
This property has been only built q few years,
and is in good condition, and will be sold bargain.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance In SIX and
twelve months, with interest added.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
f. IL Auctonccrs.
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by II. l.. staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
11U3 Main street.

VRU STEE'S SALE OF NEAT. SMALL
i FRAMED DWELLING. No. 81 CATH
ERNIE STREET, BY AUtTION.-By virtue Of
a certain decd of trjst. Gated danuIry 20. 1851.
duly recorded in tie clerks Office Of Richmond
Chanccry Court. in ID. II. lis y. page %, being
50 required 10y The beneficiary | shall sell by auc-
ton. on Tic premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE -, 1882.
AT 6 o'clock l.. W.. that LOT OF GROUND. with
the improvements thereon. situate on the south
eastern corner Of Smyth and Catherine streets.
fronting on Catherine stree. - feet . inches aud
running back 100 feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide
Tie improvements consist Of 4 FRAMED
DWELLING with four rooms and two closets.
and detached kitchen with two rooms and closet;
hydITnt in the yard. sc.
TERMS: Cash except Is to $500. on which credit
WITH be given go January %. 1854. al q per cent.
interest. payable haf-ycarly or, az the option Of
the purchaser, the whole may be paid IN cash.
+. MCGllEE, Trustee.
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