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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-28
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD SUNDAY q 7r -.

After the letter bad been read. the
Princess continued: "You can see
now erroneous have been toe mali
oious statements regarding the Cars
sentiments toward me. It is General
TQnasiefI, the victim Of whose anger /
have been for more than year. who
has been disseminating the statement
that [ was at the head OF 8 party in
tent upon producing a revolution to
nlsce my little son on the throne.
You yourself must feel how absurd
these :. stories are. Even
if had ever any such idea, my boy
could not possibly ever ascend the
throne. The truth besides Is that L
refused to be crowned during my bus
baud's lifetime, so ss to be perfectly
free regarding the country L love so
much. . In Russia, moreover, the Jaw
on the points strictly laid down. l
have never been anything but the
'noorRsuatic wife of Alexander IL
and neither l. nor. my children,
therefore, can ever cit on the throne. "
At this point the Princess exelana-
tons were interrupted blythe arrival
OF the Grand Duke Constantine, who
warmly embraced the children. Ths
interviewer was about to retire when
h,s hostess stopped him with the re-
mark that sbe wished 10 add that the
report that'she bad hung out black
flag on the anniversary of the late
Cars death was entirely false. tAt
the time in question j was in the
Czar's palace. at GAtsehina,'' she CON-
tinued. Tine present Gear strongly
urged me not to leave Russia or visit
Paris where he was sure, all sorts OF
rumors. would be made current about
me. / Think staying here another
fortnight, and shall then go.on to
Switzerland. ~ Princess Dolgourouki,
we may laad, is described as very
pretty waman of SO. fair. aud very
gracefubin her fgure.and movements,
From GaLigaGHi. llsn II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-28

One OF the prominent uses Of trees
lately developing very rapidly appears
to have been overlooked by the For
estry Convention. We refer TO the
use male of them by lynChing par
ties. The Forestry Convention should
adopt d resolution on this point ap-
plying to localities where lamp-po s.s
are not Indigenous to the soil; Amer
lean traditions must be preserved.
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SAVE YOUR BOOKS ~ 1a,-,1o
them bound. Try the H SSS
Rindaxgs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-13

BALTIMORE, June 13-yirginia &c. consols. COZ;
do. new ten fortes. ~ bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, June I3.-Cotton firm-middling
l2l6. Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat. southern
lower; western inactive and irm-southern red 33a
No western winter red spot l.39al S9l june. l. SO
al 1914; July, 1.23ssa1. "a August, Llsssl 1914 Sep
tember, 1.18H bid. Corn. southern higher western
dull and shade bettersouhern white IS: do yellow.
S5aS6 western mixed spot, 81 bid; June S1aSli July,
19Ha797s; August. so bid; September, sou bid Oats
frmer- southern, 60a62: western white 6Oa62: do.
Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions quiet. firm and
unchanged Butter hgher-wesern packed 5as20
Petroleum unchanged Coffee steady-Rio csrsoes.
COPPER refined firm. l71als. Whisky dull, 1.26
Freights UNCHANGED. Receiptsanour. 2.3l4 barrels
wheat 100 bushels; corn, g. 726 bushels; OATS s. 2OC
bushels rye, $50 bushels. Shipments wheat, l. 94g
bushels corn. 3. 2S4 bushels Saes-wheat, l07, LIS
bushels; corn. 16 100 bushels.
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During MS examination before the House foreign
affairs committee to-day Mr.. Blaine volunteered
to the committee statement concerning what he
termed ia complaint by the Associated Press, that
he had obtained or exercised some liberties con-
nected with his testimony. He said they were only
such as he had always been granted, and he had
learned with much surprise that they had led TO
the removal OF the late Washington agent OF the
New York Associated Press.
He then proceeded to read to the committee a
copy OF letter addressed by him to the general
agent OF the Associated Press, IN which he stated
that the corrections made by him In the report OF
his testimony were only "such were essential to
accuracy" and such as he, Sin common with other
witnesses, make In the official reports OF the
stenographer OF the House." He, also, in this
letter, while admitting the general ac-
curacy OF Associated Press agents,
questioned their right to determine just what a
witness sa1d' and remarked that courts OF justice
the reports OF their testimony.
Mr.. Blaine further wrote: have as little desire
as have right, to interfere with the appointment
or removal OF your agents, but protest against
the assumption that was accorded any privilege
with my testimony save that which has always
been given to witnesses and which is essential to
justice and fair dealing"
Mr.. Blaine went on to say that no notice had
been taken Of this letter. He said that inStruc-
lions had been given the Associated Press reporter
not to allow him to the report, and during his
public life this privilege had always been accord
ed him. 1t would be unjust not to accord him the
privilege.
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V1HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TT1HOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
1878 duly recorded in Iiber ss4 folio $40. of the
land records of the District of Columbia, wil.A.
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises on
menenE FIVE oGLodk part Of the trsci caIed
Pleasant Plains lying in the county OF Washington
&C, the property of the late John A. Purner. sub
said District in equity cause No s7s into lots mum
bered from % to thirty 1851 inclusive accord
ing to our recorded subdivision One of these lots
fronts on the 7tl-sreet road eight on Mt Pleasant
street. three the line of the road to Rock Creek
church. and the remainder front forty-foOt road or
street laid down on said subdivision The lot on the
street have front of so depth of $50 feet
thereabot except lot TO- which fronts 35 feet on said
road street and 195 feet thereabout the road to
said road street and 206 feet thereabou Oh said
road to Rock Greek church. There is a commOdious
frame dwelling upon lot which lot has front Of $50
other lots Mt Pleasant street have similar depth
with front of so feet except lot 9. which fronts l45
road to Rock Creek church The lot on the It'll
front will be first offered then the lots said 40 foot
road street, then the unmproved lots Mt Pleasant
SUBDIVISION may be seen upon application to the
oneer the trustees. Some OF the lots Will
be sold in two lots
Terms Of SALE third cash balance in three equal
instaments. at SIX twelve and eighteen months with
interest from day of SALE payable semiannualy,
cured by deed of trust or all cash. at purchasers
CURED except for lot s. which deposit of $3.50 will
be required. All conyeyancng and recording at pur-
chasers cost. If the of sale fully complied
with in in five days from day of sale the
tees the right to resell The lot lots sold
risk and cost of the defatng purchaser purchasers
upon five days advertisement in The Evening Star
CHARLES WALTER 1rr,,,.
CASPER WINDUS, trustees
je3-d&ds Corner 14th and d streets northwest
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CHANCERY SALE.

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Doc; %, we will, on THURSDAY. the TWENTY asl
SEGOSD pay OF JUNE ID. 1882. at FIVE 90
at auction lot O. one in square 229 two hundred and
street and 14th street northwest the city Wash
lngton. District OF Columbia and improved by two (2
shanties.
Terms: All cash. or half cash. at the option Of the
purchaser the balance to be paid in ID and two (2
years at the rate Of six cent annum till paid the
que 70 IN the trustees until az balances are paid
required at the time Of SALE If the terms Of sale
not complied with in ten days from date of sale, the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defauting purchaser after five
days notice.
Ii the weather is rainy the sale will take place the
same place and time on the next fair day.
c cHAsk s s aAhHE Trustees.
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noasip Hhssk
STEEL Sh kAIhs M4AGSIfisEST hs Sffsksf
rp.. 1.lHs
OF 9TH AND BSTREETs. AS FOLLOWS
Of Pullman Hotel and sieepins Cars a 50 : m.
daily; Fast Line. $50 9. m. daily with sleepins
1 l' daily for P e a'
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CsnsndsisuA Rochester, Buffalo. Niaeara. am.
burr; $50 2; m: daily. except saturday. with Pal
For M % hosR and Elmr at ESQ .
For New dn. drk . ssis sSs s saas
sna 19 ss0 o panss
For B1oofyn ali ahrSasn af trains CONNECT at y.r
:ey City with bo.ts q Brooklyn ANNEX, afordi1s
ssryiare saross New e YORK. city, - .'ns '0uO.'
For so snG 500 p s% On Sunday soS
1920 pm: Limited Express. $50 am daily. e1-
ss . sso I'D aas 5sS 80 81 s.
For Pores cresf line. $40 .m and $40 p M daily.
For AnnsPoiis. $40 am and 4:ao pm. daily. except
T WAY ANP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
.;ao j, 800 $40 zoo ana u go I'm: On SUNDAY
Trains s ely. .aS n s.s su9 s
s;S Pm; nd TSo @idsisSs o. SUNDAY e Z
.S Sls saa aSSS q SS .nS
e 18th srss and 2 % e. .ss : e e:
sssc 70 dssnssoa from hoe. 10 ana r.siSsncss
FRANK THOMSoN. General Maoa~er
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK. June 13.-The Posts financial article
says: The Stock Exchange markets are all strong
and fairly active to-day, and there Is a growing
feeling that the chances are much better for rise
or prices In the speculative markets than for fall
up TO noon stocks advanced Sa1 per cent: since
then part OF the advance has been lost on rumor
That another lot OF goldi to be shipped tomorrow.
The money market continues very easy for de-
mand loans at 2a3 per cent. Short date time loans
are also easy to obtain, but where the loans run
more than four months per cent is the rate.
Prime mercantile paper is Sac per cent; choice
short date selling in exceptional cases below per
cent.
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CHANCERY SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of tho Supreme Court OF fhe<s
District ST. OF Coln ~ Isssed II Equity cense No
L0UkTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 1883. 1t FIVE
O'CLOCK r. IN front Of the premises offer for eals
4 point on south street dist.ae q test east from
west IL fest inches thence south 81 feet thence east
n feet inches and thence north 81 fest 70 the begin
inches front by the depth Of d fest to be used as
private alley in connection with tho feet tnchee
honse with back building o slS street southeast
Terms: One third cash; balance In two equal install
ments. ct six and twelve months. with per cent
interest Conveyancing Ut purchasers cost Deposit
Of $50 ct tune Of sale.
REGINALD KENDALL. Trustees
DUNCANSON BROS, Ancts. iea-dSds
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE LACES, RIBBONS.
MILLINERY GOODS. LADIES' DRESS TRIM
MINGS, REGALIA TRIMMINGS AND FANCY
AART5CL q 81, T0GEIHER WITH ALL ,, THE
fIXTURES Of THE OLD ESTABIISHED
LOVE. No. 81 MARKET SPACE. BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS. WHO Is
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE FIFTEENTH.
1882 1EHs 2i,, AT , Ten, AND EVENING AT SEVEN
THIRTY O'CLOCK, shall proceed to sell the entire
stock Of the above establishment The sale will
hnue from day to day. at same hour until all is sold.
Goods at private sale up to day of sale. iel2-At
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urlEn


CUMMINS. On Monday, June 18TH 1882 nj the
residence of his niece Mrs. Joel Wise PATRICK CUM
MINIS, aged seventy-three years
His funeral will take place Wednesday June l4th.
at III An, from St AIMS Church. Tennal town. Re-
latiyes and friends are invited to attend.
FILLMORE. On June 18th. 1882. at the residence Of
his parents No. 220 street northwest CHARLES d.,
infant son of Geo. M and Lotto A. Fillmore aged one
year and twenty days.
SHIPMAN. In New York city on Wednesday even
ing, June z. 1882, HARRIET CECIL, wife of Edgar j.
Shipman and youngest daughter Major GEN
era Richard Deafeld. United States army.
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Dissatisfied Cemetery To, Owner.


AsovkNxNr TOWARDS CHANGING THE MAN AGEsEsT
OF HARMoNIAL cExETERr-A SENSATION CAUSED
BY THE BURIAL OF poo.
over nifty persons attended a meeting OF owners
OF lots in Harmonia burying ground held az Israel
Z. M. K church last evening. The LOT owners
who Include many OF the most prominent colered
Citizens express much dissatisfaction az the man.
agement OF the cemetery. John A. Smith, who
called the meeting 20 order, read a statement OF
the grievances OF the lot owners. William Synhax
was called to the chair, and John w: Butcher
chosen secretary. The chair invited BENJAMIN
Mccoy, one OF the trustees OF the cemetery who
was present to explain the relations OF the trus-
tees and lot owners, and Mr.. Mccoy made n state
ment TO the effect that no restrictions were placed
by the law OF Incorporation upon the trustees and
whatever regulations were made were volunteered
by the trustees The trustees. he said, intended Co
make needed Improvements this year, but had
been prevented until recently 10y continued rains,
claiming the grounds from neglect Messrs. Her.
bert and Cornish each made
INDIGNANT SPEECHES.
stating that no improvements were undertaken
until the meeting was called, and reciting arbi-
trary acts OF the SEXTON who had not permitted
carriages TO enter the grounds. The latter de-
manded TO know what had become or the money
pald 10 the trustees. and said money had been paid
10 some families having an interest in the assoca-
ton and not 20 Others. VIM. II. wormle said that
MI john f. Cook, the other surviving trI 20, had
expressed his readiness 10 turn the cemetery over
TO company OF active young men, The following
committee was appointed to procure copies OF tho
ton, and confer with the trustees and report at an
adjourned meeting:-Wm ii. Wormley, John A.
Gray, j. A w. Green, L. A. Cornish, John w.
Butcher, William Syphax and Carter A. Stewart
Remarks rejecting upon the management OF the
cemetery were made by MeSSrs. Green, Stewart,
Brown, Wormley and others Mr.. Normley char
acterlZed IL as potter's field
FUNERAL OF PET DOG.
Mr.. Green called attention 10 a published state
ment that one day last week pet dog, belonging
10 MIS- Kelly, or 3f2 street southwest, was bu-
RED with great solemnity In the Harmonial bury
ing ground. Mr.. MCCOY, when asked TO explain,
SAID the parties owning the lot claimed the right
TO do as they pleased with IL, and the undertaken
In charge OF the canine obseques stated that he
had known such interments TO be made I'm other
cemeteries, whereupon a permit was granted.
This statement caused a genuine sensation and
many expressions of disgust. The committee was
instructed TO lay the matter before the health
thortieS, and have steps taken to disnter the dog
Ihough there was much strong feeling exhibited
during the meeting, the company adjourned In
christian harmony, Mr.. MCCOY, one OF the crlti-
clSed trustees, pronouncing a benediction.
TREASURER GIIFILLAN has received a suhscrfp.
ton S235 the Garfield memorial hoor,ifa Of
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DUNCANsoGNH B:
THUMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF LOT LIN SQUARE
SOUTH 81, OF SQUARE ], 036. IMPROVED BY
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of theS
District OF Columbia passed in EQUITY Cause No t
offer for sale at public auctions in front of the prem
Uses on MONDAY. the NINETEENTH DAY OF
the following described real estate situate in the city Of
situate at the of l4th street and street south
east, known and described as part Of Lot one a. in
square south Of square ten hundred and thirty six
q ,O36) the improvements thereon consisting of two
Frame Houses.
OF the purchase money in cash at the time of SALE
able respectively at six. nine and twelve months
from day Ct sale the purchaser to give his notes
at the rate Of six per cent per annum from the day
OF sale; the same to be satisfactorily secured. The
title to the property will be retained until the entire pur-
chase money is fully paid. The trustee reserves the
right to resell the property ehOuid the purchaser fail
comply with said terms within five days from the day
of sale.
RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON. Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THOs. J. FISHER L CO., Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT SOUTH SIDE
OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE TWEEN a%
TY-SECOND at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, %e6&
the premises, by virtue of deed Of trust dated-
September 18th. 1872 and duly recorded in Hber No
$685. folio 68 seQ of the land records for the District
Of Columbia shall sell parts of Lots numbered eight
o. and nine. g.. in Square numbered three hundred
point on street north distant 40 feet from the north
west corner Of said and running thence 20
feet thence south 100 feet thence west 10 feet thence
north 30 feet thence west 10 feet thence north 10 feet
to the place of beginning, and containing $50 square
feet, more or less.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months with interest and secured by deed
trust the premises sold. deposit $500 will be
quired at the time of sale.
,e,s.eosds E. B. A. 4 B2REi Trustees.
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OID WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Az
" the best 90 is JUSTH's Old Stand Known for years
% the only place where frst-cla SECONDHAND
CLOTHING be sold at respectable prices. Address
call ut yUSTHS Old Stand. No. 6l9 street. befWecn
9Th and It'll streets northwest Branch lO6
9Th street. between d and streets northwest Nh
Note by maui promptly attended to. msr2l
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(NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED real. ESTATE
Yin SQUARE BE 7Ss, On soUTH -, Z STREET. BE
ON The SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH K
AND THIRD STREETS EAST. WASHINGTON,


AND THIRD STREETS EAST. WASHINGTON,
DC.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of theH
District Of Columbia. passed in the of Corne 3
bus ct al. v. Devaughn ct al. equity docket 81 ia
No. 1919, the I'd day Of june 1882 the under
DAY. JUNE TwESTTE lei 1851 At SIX ts) O'CLOCK asi
M in front of the premises the following descri
real estate situated in the city Of Washington in the
District Of Columbia, to wit: The west one-hAlf Of
original lot two co. all Of original lot three 60 and ali
of original lot ten 0 each Of said lots being ated in
square seven hundred and ninety (799} and i'm
proved by small dwelling houses. A subdivision of
said lots according to said improvements will be exhb-
subdivision.
Terms Of Sale: One third OF the purchase money In
cash and the residue in six 3d. twelve O and eehteen
S) months. Tor which the notes OF the purchaser in
equal amount WI be taken. with interest at six (6
per cent. secured Oh the property Sold all cash. 1t
de option Of the pprchaser deposit Of $50 in cash
failure e comply with the terms Of sale by any pur
chaser the property may be resold after i've days
tce 1t his risk and cost the terms to be complied with
in one week after sale. From proceeds Of sale ali
taX0e liens, other encumbrauce9 ara to be
paid and discharged.
All conyeyancing at purchaser'e cost.
WOODBURY. WHEELER.
EDWARD H. THOMAS, ifusteee.
GIG street northwest.
DUHCANSON BROS, Auctoneers je6
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON SIXTH STREET, NEAR N STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON SIXTH STREET, NEAR STREET
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in berEt
No az folio 1856 one Of the land records for Wash
sell at public auction on THURSDAY. THE FIF-
LEE nth DAY OF JUNE: A. d. 1882, AT SIX
O'CLOCK r NJ, In front of the premises all that piece
or parcel Of ground known and described upon the
ground plat plan Of said city part of Lot num-
bered eighteen Hs in Square numbered five hundred
bounds to Beginning Tor the the south
west corner OF said lot and running thence north with
quarter inches thence running east hundred and
two feet to the dividing line between said lot and lot
numbered nun! nineteen e. in said square thence run
seven and quarter inches and thence running west
one hundred and two feet to the pac of beginning to-
gether with all the improvements, ways easements,
rights rivileees and appurtenances the same be-
longing or in any wise sppertaining.
Terms: One. third cash; balance in si1. twelve and
eighteen months notes to earnterest and be secured
by deed Of trust On premises sod all cash. at option
chasers cost deoost Of S16o required at sale Terms
to be complied with in seven days otherwise resale
risk and cost OF defaung purchaser after giving five
days advertisement Of such resale in some newspaper
published In Warrington, D. g.
je3-eoAds ROBERT V..GODMAN. Trustee
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star
New York Notes.
SPECIE SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE.

SHIPMENTS 10 kCEpPX.
NEW YORK, June lathe specie engagements
for to-morrow'S Euro pean steamers are ST. 200 600
gold bars.
THE MEXICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
At the annual meeting OF stockholders OF the
Mexican telegraph company board OF directors
was elected and the following officers chosen
ton, vice president; James r. Beard, secretary:
Samuel c. Blackwell, tire asurer; Bernard Schulze,
auditor. Executive committee-John T. Alexandra,
James K Oracle, Alfred Pell. The same gentle
men were also elected officers OF the Central and
Southern American Telegraph company at its an
nual meeting. The executive committee are-Ed-
ward u. Adams, ErneSto G. Fabbri, Alfred Pell
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45TH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.

in the city Of Louisville on
FRIDAY. JUNE BOTH, 1882.
These drawings occur monthly {Sundays excepted,
under provisions OF act of the General Assembly OF
Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, ON March 81 rem.
dered the following decision:
First That the Commonwealth Distribution Com.
pany Is legal.
Second-1ts drawings fair.
This company has now on hand large reserve fund.
Head carefully the list of prizes for tho
JUNE DRAWING.
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TNHos J. FISHER L CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE WEST END OF WASHINGTON, BEING
Nos S3. 526 AND 1882. ON TWENTIETH
By authority Of deed Of trust to me. dated on
the 18th day Of March, A. D: 1882. and recorded in
hber No DOL folio So Of the land records for the
District Of Columbia, the undersigned trustee will offer
foS sale q public suction on sA1URDAY. the sEX:
O'CLOCK p in front Ct the premises Lots twenty
C20) and twenty (2 in Shepherds subdiyon Of lots
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lot twenty three
G23, in Austin's subdivision Of lots in Square NO.
proved with substant,l brick houses Lots fourteen
deed Of trust Of S. 500 upon each and Lot twenty
81. 600. o-
Terms of sale: Cash. A deposit OF 500 will be re-
quired upon each lot at time of SALE Conyeyancng at
sale. -
je6-d&ds M. F. MORRIS Trustee.