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THE PRESENT KrrEDIyE OF EGYPT
His Lack OF Ambition and Correct Pri-
vate Life.
From the London Truth.

From the London Truth.
Tewfk is the son OF slave, and his father
lsmail, in changing the order of succession.
never intended that he should be the heir. The
ex-khedive gave the place Of legitimate spouse
to another woman, who is now staying with him
in Naples. Isnail intended to establish the Ma
poleOnic distinction between civil and a royal
family. He was encouraged to hope that he
might purchase the right to do so by the late
sultan. But when Abdul AZiz found there was
no more money to be extracted from the khe-
dive, and learned that Tewfik was easy tempered
and very ignorant, he insisted upon his right oil
primogeniture being respected. Only few in
trigung friends, VINO hadD secretly backed his
luck. when Ismaii was at Cairo, knew that he
was not so Ignorant as he made believe. One OF
them was Signor MARITIME, the cousin of his
Italian friend, and now his private secretary.
Tewfik was supposed to be in the hands oil
MARITIME. This was an error. He had a very
clever wife. and was uxorious. The Hanem
Emeneh feared no rival. 1t was she who would
reign, and she was an AnglOmaniac. Her dear.
est friends were English ladies. Whenever the
khedive gives an audience to a minister or for.
eign consul the Hanem Emeneh is posted be-
hind screen OF carved wood, where she hears
and sees, but remains invisble One day con-
versatiOn between the French controller and
Tewfik was suddenly Interrupted bv an alterca-
ton behind the screen. The disputants were
Emeneh and her mother-in-law, who is Jealous
of her influence, and is superstitious. iIl-tem-
pered old woman, who thinks that it was by the
virtue of her incantations Ismail was depOsed.
Ii the old lady had her own way, q sorcerer
would have been placed over the cabinet when
her son began his reign. Tewfik would be de-
lighted if Emeneh had stronger belief in sor-
Gerry. His faith in the supernatural, such as it
has been revealed to him by his mother, is abso-
lutte.
He is fond OF the companionship of children,
and himself directs all the Christmas and other
Juvenile parties that are given by his three
young people. The eldest Of the trio is twelve
years old, and the most youthful, Princess Kad-
shat, is in her fourth year. A prodigious quan-
tity Of Roman candles and Bengal lights are
consumed ut these fetes, to which the children
of distinguished Europeans at Cairo are in
vited
AS ruler, Tewfik has adhered to the consti-
tutional theory Of government He is satisfied
with drawing his pay. and leaving to his min
listers all responsibility. Whatever they decree,
he countersigns. and asks no questions except
behind the scenes, where he applies for informa-
ton and advice to the shrewd MARITIME.
Tewf1k has never been In the money market.
II there is one thing In which he is firm it is in
the auditing Of his household accounts, which
he looks into carefully. His good nature shows
itself in thousand small ways, but never in
profuseness. Cairo is no longer the Eden of the
Palais Royal actress.
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Men OF Genius Before and After Mar.
r1agSs
From the Gentleman's Magazine

Mem OF Genius Before and After MAR
riagSs
From the Genueman's Magazine
The love-makings Of men Of genius, before
and after marriage, with or without it are tempt
ing subjects Of inquiry, and all the information
OF this sort we can get, if it sometimes does no
more than amuse an idle curiosity, may be, and
generally is, as instructive as it is entertaining.
With fuller information than we have about the
private relationships between Socrates and
Aantippe. we should understand better than we
do the public work of the great father Of Greek
philosophy. flood of light, which would other
wise be wanting, is thrown on the mystic
scholastieism of Abelard by the extant records
OF his dealings with Eloise. Ii as much
were known, from their points of view.
OF Beatrice and Laura as we know OF
Dante's and Petrarch's written praises of
them, perhaps our estimate Of the mems man.
hooc would be somewhat different from what
1t is. though our admiration for the poets
poetry might remain the same; and for an au-
thentic biography of Anne Hathaway all but
the more pedantic Shakespeareans would be
willing to surrender two or three of his less
memorable plays Coming down to our own
century, 1t will suffice to hint at the scientific
value OF the little that has been disclosed re-
speeding Clothilde de Vaux in calculating the
position OF Augusta COmte as great teacher.
gagged to some extent, though only in part, by
his domesticity. Some OF the best work done in
the world has, Of course, been done by men of
small private worth. A man of genius is not to
be judged by ordinary standards. Genius is
eccentricity. The duties 1t imposes on it's pos
SCISSORS may make it their duty to neglect duties
imposed by custom, or something more authori-
tative than custom, on common folk; and their
highest virtue may consist of or not be inhar-
monious with disregard of conventional virtues.
But for all that men are men before they are
anything else, whether poets or philosophers,
warriors or statesmen; and among the funda-
mental conditionsof human life the instincts
that lead to love-making and marrying are
hardly less fundamental than those that oblige
statesmen, warriors, philosophers, poets and all
such prodigies to eat and sleep pretty much as
plowbOys do. Ifsthe common laws of human
life are varied from there must be reason for the
variation. and-reverting to men of genius-it
there is If there y @ var;at;an ny 10,
but yet more how it affects their standing and
influence in the world.
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The Change In the Leay6ed PSoees
si0nS.
From the Providence Journal

The learned professions, as they used to be
styled, have long ceased to be the only
callings in which educated men are to be found.
They are now not unfrequently abandoned even
by those who have entered them for other pur-
suits which, In an equal If not greater degree,
require trained and instructed minds. Journal.
ism, teaching, engineering, and many other
similar occupations have risen to the rank OF
professions, and demand high education and
scientific or literary attachments on the part OF
those who engage in them. not less than the
older professions Of law, medicine and tteol-
ogy. This Is strikingly illustrated In the records
OF every college class. The change Is one OF
great interest. It shows that as education and
intellectual culture increase, the ways in which
they are to be turned to account ore constantly
multiplying. The Young men who are now leay-
Ing our colleges. II they are really wen educated,
viii ind themselves in vastly greater demand
than did their predecessors twenty years AGO.
The market for real talents and high acquire
ments was never - large - u i pow.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMpRovEp
PROPERTY In GEORGETOWN Ar ATCyTyON

VAdUABLE IMPROVED AND. UNIMpRovEp
the District Of Columbia, passed the l4th day Of {
asss II Ss1ss s0 ne fs H y eS Il
VIII eel Ct public auction. in front Of che
e: Is ss:sis s1ssE
Of The canal fronting each q feet inches on the west
Be " II Raen {, 1ses they VIII
the xss q lac s 81 p and e. old fronting
s se brick dss veil ase and SssR
ko sas Mo-
also asep sGp OF d
same kind La and sized BUILDING. Nc. lo4s.
BY Ils feet inches deer. improved With story
ir On f Paag pScf SaFs@R Ne 194S
1881 commencing at HALF;PAsT FoUR O'Clock
Is Of s.
f fSe e nps e the canal . Ss g. feet I
Company on the vest and is unimproSed. Aiso
lot joining the last the west fronting Is feet on the
Both Of these lots have outlets to Potomac street the
last improved with three brick warehouse The
m sS 70 at he hour mentioned above and sold
Terms Of sale One. fourth cash and the residue in
bearing interest and secured BY deed Of trust on the
property or the purchaser may pay I'll cash at his
purchaser Of eaeS e SI lot 81 s
on he c o w n e at time
days the property viii be resold at the rsk and cost Of
WILLIAM KING.
see GEO 3 F " s fGffhsss''
s3 SeS 6 stss* fR HSS5sseSSsst
nrvc.xn6es qs1rs and Trustees Of Peter Won ssen.
OONOANSON ohOS.. Aucts. lelo-d&ds
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TOMORROW.
(thANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ ON SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN H AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.

Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme -
Court of the District of Columbia, passed Septem
Der a. 1881. in cause No. Z SOL Of the Equity .:a
dockes Of said court the undersigned Trustee will
offer for sale at public auction in front Of the premises
O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following. described parts Of Lot
IL in square 453. Washington city, d, c.:
First That part Of said Lot beginning at point ON
9th street 81 inches south from the northeast
Ct said and running thence south
alley y feet inches thence east 70 feet to the begin
Second Immediately thereafter the trustee will
oner for sale the following part of said lot IS
square 453. beginning at point 9Th street ~ feet
inches south from the northeast square
and running thence south II feet inches thence west
% feet thence north II feet inches thence IS
feet to the point Of beginning improved with two
story frame house.
Terms OF SALE prescribed by the decree are one
fourth cash. and the balance in four equal instalments
in six, twelve eighteen and twenty four months from
the day OF sale with interest at per cent annum
eash at the option Of The purchaser II the purchaser
from the day OF sale the trustee reserves the right
ing purchaser after days notice in the Evening Star
chaser's cost.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer jeI9-eoEds
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GEO. III. B. WHITE, I rr.tn..
3e20-dtdbe WIN. +. HOFFMAN, Ahus'oos
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.


ON WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN. DC.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in a
the District Of Columbus and at the request of the ~
party secured thereby, the undersigned viii sell at pub
THE II Third pay OF JULY, lss2. Ar SIX O'CLOCK
southwest corner Of High and Water sfreets and de-
scribed e foIows Beginning Ct said corner and rum
to the dividing wall between the warehouse on the
premises herein described and the warehouse next adj
jacent thereto the west thence south to the channel
q the Potonsss river thence east psIslle With said
extended southery. to said channel and thence north
wardly TO the place Of beginning, with the improve
ing.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash: balance In six and
hust on the premises cold slo0 to Be paid in cash ct
Purchaser failing to comply with Terms Of sale within
five days, resale win be had ct his cost and sk after
five days notice.
je2I-dkds WILLIAM A. GORDON. Jn.. Trustee
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHEAST. AT
BY virtue Of deed OF trust. dated June 9TH A. D. a
1851 andduiy recorded in Liber No. s43 folio 80 III
ct one OF the land records Of the District Of 1
Columbia, and by direction Of the parry there
BY we shall se, az pupnc auction In front Of the
at SIX O'CLOCK Pm. the following described real
Columbia to wit All that part Of lot numbered six CD
BEGINNING for the same at the dividing liue between
thence enthusiastically twenty-five C22) feet thence
at right angles to said seventy
fve (7) feet; thence enthusiastically parallel to
said avenue twenty-five (22) feet and til with d.
vding line between lots and at right angles to said
avenue 5) feet to place of BEGINNING; and
also the northwestery four and ahaf a inches front
on Massachusetts, avenue by forty two (42l feet in
depth of lot numbered eight (S) in Thomas W Smiths
subdivision of lot in square numbered eight hundred
and sixty-sx (866), with improvements thereon con-
sisting of two. story Brick Dwelling, No. GIT.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; the remainder in
notes at one two and three years with interest at
cent per annum until paid, and secured by deed Of
trust or all cash at the option Of the purshsser Al
REQUIRED at tine of sale Terms to be complied with in
risk and cost Of defautng purchaser:
JOHN q. MCkELDEN, I r-,.x...
5eN-d&ds WILLIAM B. MCKELDEN.5 Aruseoes'
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BY virtue Of deed Of trust to Emil A. Friedrich -
recorded in Liber No. 8lS. folio l04, Of the LandS
Records OF this District, aud of decree passed@.
by the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia in
Equity Cause No 706 substituting me .s Trustee in
on WEDNESDAY. the TWELFTH DAY OF JULY, 1881
at SIX O'CLOCK Pm. In 'front.' Of the premises Lot
No. seven Cd in block No. 2 in A. L. Barber Co.. q
subdivision Of lie Drodt hk. Of record in the Sur
yeyorss ONCE in Lber g. s., fol. Is.
Terms: One third cash; balance In ok and twelve
monfs with illteEest from day q ale. secured the
prcpeaty. deposit q SEQ Win be required Of the
- s = - aEoadE EIxoLY. Trusssa.
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+ T. COLDwELL, Auctioneer

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON NORTH SIDE OF
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN SEC
OND AND THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST,
ADJOINING ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S OFFICE
ON THE WEST.
viii offer at public sale, in front of the pre-6
mses on SATURDAY. the FIRST DAY OF JULY. SEii::
sold At rivate sale lot in reservation No. H. 'front.'
lnS 70 feet on Pennsyyana and the width
on north street. containing B. s21 square feet i'm
proved by three-sory brick building No. 227 Penn
sylvania avenue.
This property viii be offered for sale subject to deed
OF trust for S. 800. which can he continued.
TERMS Over and above incumbrance cash. A depoeit
Of 500 required on day Ct sale. Conyeyancing pur-
chasers cost If terms of sale not complied with
ten days property viii be resold the defautng
purchaser.
FILLMORE BEALL.
Attorney for the Owners,
te26-6t 1928 AZ street northwest.
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je2l-d

4 UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
n LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF NINTH STREET
BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND Il
STREET NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY. JUNE THIRTIETH 1882 at SIX&44
O'CLOCK NJ. shal sell. ia front of the prem ~
see part of lot t. IN square &c., fronting 20 feef1
by . depth Of 100 feet.
Terms: One third cash. and balance in one two and
three at six cent interest secured deed az
trust. 800 deposit and all conveyancing at purcha
ser's cost Terms to be complied with in seven days.
jez3-eo J. 7. COLDWEIL. Auctioneer.
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SUING Oh bruO0ef Eardner'S Views
Rev. Penstock rebuked for his conceit: "Brud-
der Penstock, you jined dis club fo' vars ago.
You am preacher of de gospil, an you has
Travelled. You has bin down to Tennessee
Kentucky, Georgia, South Carolina an Ala
bama. You imagine dat you has seen de ele-
FAINT an toOken in the circus On varus occa-
shuns you has Uninterrupted de harmony of de
meetin to k'rect de language of dis char an
on varus Odder Occashuns you has intimated
dat de purceedins lacked chic an tone. Bekase
you know what sic semper cum digis soils plu-
rlbus curanter means in English you regard de
rest OF us as poo, ignorant black trash. Brud-
d q, Penstocks you has reached de eand of de
clothes line! But. 'sah-but-" An YOU
mus stop! lie bin 'lected ODER all opposishun
to run dis club. You mus not disnterfere wild
me. If you persist. In so dom, glib you far
warnln' dat shall lay aside Mr.. Cushin's man
ual, walk down de aisle, an move de prevus
queshun In SIGH manner as will seriously in
terfere wild your feelin's. Drap back on your
cheer, Brudder Penstock-drap back"
brudder Gardeners views on the ''Only child:
When you meet man who carries his cigars in
ms hind pocket an goes off behind de BAN to
take chew Of terbacker, sot him down fur an
oriy son. DE only son am de man who takes up
two seats In de kyars-who crowds de chillen
at festival-who eats hissef sick when he paws
two shillins fur all he kin eat. Once in life
time you may haF Of an only son who hasn't
turned de family out of doahs nor had all de
nayburs fur mile aroun' shoot at him an offer
to buy him tombstone; but be keerful how you
believe it.
'When you meet a woman who puts you in
mind of selishness out fur an airin' sot her
down as an only darter. When you fin a woman
who expects de kyar to stop in de middle of a
block-when you meet woman whose husband
am allus ready to dodge, set her down for an
only darter. De only darter grows up to whine
an complain All tyrannize an make de world
mo wretched FUR people wretched huff befo'.
Pity de fadder wild an only son-thrice pity de
mudder wild an only darter. Wild desc few con-
nggerashuns, frowa out in speerit of astonish-
ment an intensity meant to accomplish no de-
STABILITY in pertickeler, we will now close de
winders, put leetle mo- wood in de stove, an
purceed to asphyxiate de transcendent order OF
de inYiduOus program"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
TT. ooLpwELL Real Estate AactiOnssr.

II T. ooLpwELL. Real Estate AuctiOnssr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
AND UN1MPROvED PROPERTY ON TIRE
NOkTHwEST CORNER OF NINTH AND b
eTREETs NORTHEAST AND ALL OF SQUARE
BOUNDED BY EIGHTH, NINTH AND b
sET nR4gs.s AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
BY virtue Of deed Of trus. 10 christisn NJ pect -
er and myself. dated November LIST, A. D. 1877, Sc
duly rescrded in IAber No SOS. folio $50. IL -
the request Of the Executor Of the estate Of party
secured thereby, J. the surviving trustee. will sefl
a. pubic auction In trout Of the premises respectively
On FRIDAY, JULY SEVENTH, lSs2, at SIX O'CLOCK
r M. all the foow wing described real and pre-
tscs situate in the City Of Washington. District 81 Co.
tumbta. known original lots numbered one % and
two t3 IN square numbered nine hundred and seven-
teen Also all of south 81 square numbered
nine handrei and seventeen lsi7 together with the
Improvements. consisting Of neat two-etory frame
dwelling, brick smoke house. &c
Terms: One third cash and the balance in ore and
TWO years with interest ut ak per per annu 90.
cured by deed Of trust the property sold or ali ca<h
option OF the purchaser. deIosit Of slOO will he re-
qured ON each piece OF parcel OF sale and al
con snc1ng Ct purchasers cost Terms he CON-
led with in seven days otherwise the Trustee reeervee
The right % resell the property at the risk cost OF
the defaultins purchaser after ve days aversoment
MATHEW RUPERT,
fex4-e. wSde Surviving Trustee, zoos It'll n. ".
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A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEFMED PLEDGES.
DAY. JUNE THIRTIETH. 1882, at SEVEN AND A
HALE O'CLOCK 10 P. NJ. ! will sell at the establish
18th streets northwest all pledges forfeited by nom
redemption at this date consisting Of Gold and Silver
Gents Clothing, Books Pistols Guns Silverware ETC..
ETC. Parties holding tickets which time expires win
please take notice.
E. HEIDENHEIMER, Broker.
NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer. ie27-3t
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VNHoMAS BOWLING. Apctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue of a decree of the supreme<sk
Court OF the District of Columbia, passed MAY 20 I'D
lSS2. in cause No. T. $50. Of the Equity dockets OF sx
said court the undersigned. trustees, will offer fo
sale at pubic auction IN front of the premises on the
IHlRTIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1892, at SIX O'CLOCK
+. M, part of lot a. square 534, Washington citv
D. G., beginning the west line of said lot al point
~ FEET inches north from it, southwest corner thence
east AZ feet inches thence north ~ feet inches
alley thence ~ feet inches thence south ~ feet
inches to the beginning.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money in cash. balance in three equal
iustaonents, in six, twelve and eighteen months With
Interest from the day Of sale and the payment thereof
TO be secured to the satisfaction OF said trustees II
the purchaser fail TO comply with said within one
week from the day Of SALE the trustees right
to resell the property at the rk and cost of the default
Ing purchaser after two days notice in The Evening
Star newspaper deposit of s25 on the property sold
VIII be required at the SALE AL convey ancng ut purS
chaser's cost
JOHN F. HANNA ln.,
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON. I irusseess
5e19. 2S. $3.50 Webster Law Building. =,
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THIS EVENING".
THOMAs BOWLING. Lucuoneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.
COMPRISING REPORTS AND TEXT BOOKS.
ALSO. A FEW MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
To be sold at my auction rooms southwest corner
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 18th street. on WEDNES-
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, JUNE TWENTY
EIGHTH and TWENTY-NINTH 1882, commencing
each evening at EIGHT O'CLOCK sharp.
Terms cash.
ie244t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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quaint DEVICES I'm TRADE.
The Extensive Growth CT Picture.Card
Advertising.

BRIGHT coLoss AND ODD sif.Pgs-rRApEsxEx
GENERALLY AFFLICTED WITH THE CRAZE
CARDS WANTED THAT PEOPLE WILL NOT THROW
AWAY.
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THUS. j. MYERS. I T-,,stoo,
je24-dGds GRAFTON ID, HANSOyS Irustecs'
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

REAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF LOUISE
ANA AVENUE BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALF
4a5xl5o TO S0-FEET ALLEY; IMPROVEMENTS
FOUR-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
By virtue of deed of trust dated August 7th. -,
A. ID. 1879, and duly recorded in Liber No 9ls g.
folio 454 ct seq. of the Land Records for theI
District of Columbia and ct the request of the party
secured thereby win sell at public auction, in front
at HALF-PAsT FIVE 2 NJ. the following Real Estate
known upon the public ground plan plat Of sad city
as the eastern Is feet fronting by the
full depth thereof, of Lot No. 1s in square No. 400
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of SALE One third cash. of which $50 must be
months in equal payments 70 be secured by pgr-
deed Of trust property sold all cash. at option Of
purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost Terms OF sale to be compiled with seven days.
else Trustees right resell at risk and cost Of
GEO. b. B. WHITE ,r
je20-dtdbs WM. f. HOFFMAN, AFus'oeS'
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

'H1VA1<AN 1OW1~14NOf hUCVlUIttts
VERY DESIRABLE THREE DRY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 2136 PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TWENTY-sECOND- STREETS. AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE THIRTIETH, -
lSS2, at SIX O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises, f3
shall sell the western 26 feet ~ inches of lot Is A
in square No. 49, running back to % foot alley con.
tanning Ola square feet Of ground with the i'm.
pr1vements containing all the modern conveniences
Terms One third cash; the balance at one two and
three years with notes bearing interest at cent
IT, subject to deed Of trust Of S. OOO at per cent
due June 30th, 1886. All conveyancine &C, at pur-
chasers cost 500 deposit required at time Of sale
j. V. N. HUYCK, Real Estate Broker.
6-dk x,1vap MA