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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-04-04

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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-04-04
For Sale.

T OTIS 8. 4. S, AND 6 IN BLOCK a, ofPO-
II site Balm and COmpany's door and sash
factory and the Western Hotel. This prop
erty is In business location and will be sold
cheap
Also Lot 9 in Block SO this lot is next 20
Capt. Wass' double house.
Inquire at this Office or of
d1wk THOS. LOGAN.
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Dorscy's Interview with Garfield PRO.
no"nced TO be Fabrications by Mr..
MacVeagh.

wayne MacVeagh, ex- Attorney-G General
OF the United States, laughed YESTERDAY
when shown an editorial letter in the ST.
Louis Post WSpatch, written by Joseph
Pulitzer, giving what purported to be some
OF The secret history Of the star-route mai.
ters. Among other things the letter states
That stephen W. Dorsey, when ne heard
ol che efforts Mr.. MacVeagh was MAXIM
10 have him indicted, went to Wasbin@,
ton to see President Garfield. who told him
not TO give himself any unea,iness about
Tue matter. and that he would remain ms
'riend. Dorsey returned East in the sprino
Oh 1881, and while in New York Mr. Mac.
ncasil procured 4 warrant for his arrest
lie al once went TO Washington and an.
peaied 10 the President TO save him. Gar.
Held sent for MacVeagh, and the rcsnit
was that the warrant was Withdrawn.
VII. Iulitzer says that MacVeaeh would
not deny the truth OF this.
Mr. MacNcagll said to Times reporler
,iat There was not one word Of truth In Mr..
inl'zer's allegation, and that some one
must have imposed upon Pulitzer. lie
ana That he hardly felt like contradicting
uch stories-in fact, he had contradicted
90 many already and did not propose TO
,ay attention to any more. PhlodeIphia
Times. i''''"
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qurcd 10 provide and maintain al W cros.'
ings OF seventh, Eighth. and Ninth streets
vertical ar,n-gates and flagmen to give uue
notice by flags and lanterns OF the approach
OF trains. engines, or ears. And said com
Dany shall have authority to close Eign'n
street with gates at any time for pcriod
not longer than thirty-fye minutes IN one
hour to permit the necessary shifting oi
cars for the making-up OF trains ana aus
posing OF its traffic; but such authority
shall not extend to seventh and Nin,h
streets. which shall only be closed whiie
trains are actually passing.
Petitions, dc.-Messrs. Miller and others,
representing certain German lodges, pre-
sented through Mr.. Straus petition ask
jng the Council to allow them to use u
piece OF land in lakewood cemetery for the
purpose Of giving Christian and decent b,i-
rial TO such as may come within their
charitable reach while living. The socie'
ties pledged themselves to bear all the eX-
penses OF turing. grading, fencing, inter
ring. &c. A resolution carrying out the
idea of the petition was offered by MIR.
Straus and adopted.
Resolution by Mr.. Metzger for the hands
and carts TO repair Twcnty-ninth street,
INciltN-tlDntl 'i'th '''''' "''N'
the sidewalks adjoining the same from
Clay street out to the corporate limits. Re-
ferrcd to the Street Committee.
Mr.. Metzgcr presented petition signed
by large number OF citizens OF Rockets
asking that Fifth street be opened one
square from Denny street. Referred to the
Street Committee. -
Mr.. Brauer presented petition from
Messrs. w. II. and X. Il. Batkins asking for
the erection of blacksmith and wheel
wright-shop near Venable aud Mosby
streets. Referred to the Fire Committee.
Mr.. Clarke offered resolution suspend
ing the operation OF resolution ordering
the removal OF the powder magazines until
further order OF the Council, which reso-
luton was adopted.
BY Mr.. Higgins: Authorizing the Fl
nance Committee to place to the credit OF
the gas company payroll $4,000.
On motion OF Mr. Curtis, adopted.
Adjourned.
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Thirteen Lives Lost.
4 STEAM BARGE TAKES FIRE AND SINKS IN
FEW MINUTES

4 STEAM BARGE TAKES FIRE AND SINKS IN 4
FEW MINUTES.
CHICAGO, December "a tug last eve
ming picked up the lake barge A. W. Luckey
ten miles down the lake in a disabled con-
diti0n and towed her into this port. The
| captain of the Lucky stated that the steam
barge X. &. Peters was towing the Luckey
last night when suddenly the Peters caught
fire when forty miles off Milwaukee, and
before aid could be rendered sank, stem
first, with Captain Olsen. Mate Larson.
and eleven others who composed her crew.
The Lucky tired to assist them, but the
wind was high and the barge became I'M
manageable. The Peters was nearly new,
was owned by l.. Sands, OF Manistee, was
valued at go, 900, and insured. She ranked
first-clasS.
The mate OF the barge Luckcy gives the
following new points OF the accident !:
"NObody knows the cause of the fire. The
boat burned Ike finder. She was on her
last trip. and everybody was in good spirits.
The storm increased n we got out from
Milwaukee; the wind was terrific. The
snow was binding, and the sea heavy.
The flames were first seen about O'Clock
at night. Our line was cut or burned of.
and we were adriit. Our centre-board was
lost and mainsail split, and we were unable
to render any assistance other than lie
around in the neighborhood which we
did until daylight, without being able TO
pick up anybody. 1t was pretty rough to
have to look on. but we were compelled to
do so. We saw the barge burn right be-
lore our eyes, and could not lift hand 70
save the poor fellows aboard
ihc captain OF the Peters was Charles
Smith, aged forty years, unmarried. and
the mate was John Lawson, aged forty.
married, and much liked on the lakes.
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Arabi'S Trial Ended.
THE PRISONER CONDEMNED TO DEATH And
TIE SENTENCE COMMITTED TO EXILE.

THE PRISONER CONDEMNED TO DEATH AND
TIE SENTENCE COMMITTED TO EXILE.
CAIRO, December 3.-The court-martial
which had been summoned to meet to-
day assembled this morning. Arab Pacha
pleaded guilty to the charge of rebellion.
The proceedings were very brief, the court
sitting only few minutes. In the after
noon the court rCas,embled and pro-
nounced sentence OF death against Arab
The Khedive subsequently committed the
sentence to exile for life. 1t is believed
that Arab will retire 20 some part 81 the
British dominions. His demeanor before
The court was very digniiied.
II is announced that the prosecution
committee yesterday decided to abandon
all the charges against Arab Pacha except
hat OF armed rebellion. The committee
communicated its decision TO Broadley,
ATabps counsel, who consented, the ac-
cused being committed for trial before the
court-martial without prolOnging the pre-
liminary proceedings. The charges.
which were framed under the Ottoman
codes, were having reyolted and refused
to obey orders TO cease the revolt, and
having, in violation of the orders OF the
Khedivc, refused to disband the army.
Arab was arraigned at O'Clock this morn
ing in the hall OF the old Diaro building.
Raouf Pacha, Ex-Governor OF the Soudan,
presided. sir Charles Wilson watched
the ease on behalf OF Great Britain, but no
counsel was present for the Egyptian Gov
eminent. Arab occupied a seat behind
Mr.. Broadley and Lord Napier, and was
the only prisoner present. The president
read the charges and asked the prisoner
whether he would plead guilty. Arab
hasded certain papers to Mr.. Broadley,
who thcreupon arose and stated that the
accused had voluntarily and in accordance
with the advice OF his counsel pleaded
guilty. There were few persons present
and these were almost exclusively Euro
peans. The proceedings occupied five
minutes only. On the reasscmbling OF the
court at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon Raouf
Pacha read the sentence, declaring that
Arab having pleaded guilty, the Court
had no alternative but TO sentence him to
death. The decree committing the sem
tencc says that Arab will be menable TO
sentence OF death ii he rccntcrs Egypt or
its dependencies.
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Auction SALEs...Future Days.
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionecr,
11l3 Main street.
NRUsTEE's SALE OF FIVE BRIO

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE BRICK
i DWELLINGS AND ONE VACANT LOT
IN MAYO NEAR ROSS sTREET.-By VIZ
me of a decd Of trust dated - September, 1882
executed hy John u. Davis and wife to me uhdef-
signed, trustee. recorded In the Richmond thance-
nv Court will proceed 10 sell the above properly
on % ,ea,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1882.
a, 1 O'Clock T.. W.. IN the following order:
LIST. THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE r. No
I2l, fronting on Mayo street 30 feet, WIN deptn
OF 40 feet more or less. The house i substantial
and i'm good order, aud VIII command g0od rents
a fine opportunity for safr Investment.
I'd. A similar HOUSE, No. 11y, adjoining me
above on the south. ~
/ q on the south. - - o,r -
4th. A SMALL BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No.
II /, with good front yard fronting 27'5 fees ny
l40 feet, more or less. ,,,e
9Th. No. los Mayo street BRICK DWtLLIsS,
three Stories west side of Mayo street; fronts 23s
feet: depth, so feet, more or less.
9Th. A yACANT LOT on Mayo street. adlo'nNhg
house No. Ill on the south. fronting 80 iect'
more Of less. with depth Of so feet, more or less
This property pays most remunerati'e income
on Investment. -,
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In six, twelve;
and eighteen months, interest added, and secured
by deed Of trust. r.. ID. ChkiSIlAS,
I Tuovpsoy RRowy AuctIoneer dc 3
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PoLicR CouKT.-The fo,lowinccose. =, .,

foLicF CouET.-The following case. were
disposed OF yesterday:
John j. Prosser, charged with assaultipp
a %,u lirea'ening TO cut Frederick Thomas.
Inc ease was continued til to-day.
T.. +. Barnett, drunk and disords.ly In
w s . was required to give surety to
nc The peace for three months.
James ii. Ford (coloreD was fined $3.50
lof .eing drunk and disorderIy In the
Alice Jones (colorcd), drunk. Jailed for
thirty days. ''' 'o'
fined 81. '''' vas
INN johnson (colored) was fined s. for |
fighting in the street. - w
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JUSTICE FOR THE LEES.
The United States supreme Court
Aniv,ns tho Decision or Judge
Hughes ~ 20 tho Ariing-
ton Estate.

TIE Historic Home OF the Lees Decided TO
ke the Property or General q. w. GUSTS
Lee-The Pivotal Point In the Case; Can
the United states Government BE Saed'
The Coart Decides That II Can BE, With.
I'm the Limitations Suggested bv Judge
Hushcs-Rcsume Of an Important and In.
ae-cstins Case.
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Christmas Papers.

The Illustrated London NelcS and The
Graphic, both Christmas numbers, pub
lished in London, have been received from
\. Leonard, newsdealer, 90S Main street.
Each paper contains 4 beautiful litho-
graphic chrome and many excellent pic
lures. These numbers are gotten up espe-
cially for the holidays.
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COUNCIL. PROCEEDINGS.

Rcsin,crsai Armory 10 be 1nspectcd-Rcrn-
lar Reports OF Cnnmittees-Incrense-
Pay Ordinance Adopted aud City Officials
AMI Employcs Made HAPPY Agnin-Thc
Bridge Across tho Basin.
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RESERVED SEATs.-TO-morrow the box
sheet opens at Ramos q Moses for the sale
of reserved seats for Pierre Demands BEN
eft on the 18th instant
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Furman upper
Real Estate Agent and Auct'opecr'
1910 Main street.

GRAND SALE OF UNDOUBTEDLY
MOST VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOT IL THE MARKET
s,rrr,TFD ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF FRANKLIN AND LAUREL STREETS,
ru,FDIATEIy OPPOSITE THE HANDSOME
RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS OF
CHARLES II. sKINKER, ESQ,
rNyIRONFD BY COSTLYREsiDENCEs. MON
ROE PARK, AND THE GROWTH AND
FASHION OF
RICHMOND's LOyELIEST AVENUE.
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r. Il. Cook, AuctlonCer.
No. "A Ninth street

r. IL. Cook, AuctlonCer,
No. "a Ninth street
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VAIIA-
L BE FURNITURE, BANkER'S SAFE.
CHEST OF DEpOSIT-BOXES. ELEGANT CAL
ENDAR CLOCK. WALNUT DESKS. SC. Of
TIE RICHMOND BANKING AND INSt'-
RANCE COMPANY, AT ACCTlON.-On
THURSDAY, 7Im INSTANT.
VIII sell rs above. at II O'Clock, all Of REMONA-
BIZ II RNlSIIiNGS. embracing
/ BIRGLAR-PkoOF tSTEEID BANKER :
SAfk, double combination lock, ia thorough
order, made by Herring Co.-co.t -, 900:
/ CHEST % SAFEIl DEPOSIT BONES. most
conveniently arrugcd-hls q ways been rent
cd Il good. paying prices:
FINE. FL EGANT WALNUT DESKS:
l WALNUT BANNERS CABINET. arranged
with all conyeniences for a banking iustitu-
ton:
ELEGANT CALENDAR-CLOCK, in perfect
ORDER;
ELEGANT WALNUT REVOLVING Of
tlCE-CIIAIRS;
EIIER-PRESS. TABLES. STOVE. &C:
About FIVE TONS ANTHRACITE COAL:
altogether furnishing an opportunity u bankers
and other, rarely offered.
The above sale merits, a. il should receive. pub
lie attention.
TERMS: At sale
CHARLES f.. Whit OCK, Trustee.
r. IL COOK, AuctiOncer. de2
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AUCTION SALES- Future Days.

AUCTION SALES Future Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AUctiopccr,
li13 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE LANDED KsTATE
LESTER MANOR"
PERSONAL PROPERTY
KING WILLIAM COUNTY, w.
Acting under . deed Of trust II september I3,h.
1882, from John l.. Davis aud wife 10 Tie o. sdor-
signed, viii on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Q, 1882,
al O'Clock T.. VI. at Lester Manor, on Richmond
and York River railroad. offer for sale by publc
auction the following
VALUABLE AND HIGHLY-IMPROYED PRO
PERTIEs.
recently belonging to John u. Davis. fsl. with an
personally theroon-yiA:
/. FISH HAUL.
2l2 ACRES, on Richmond and York Ria
raIlroadand Plmunk.y nNer; twcnty-ft
miles from Richmond and twelve from
West Point; one Of Mr.. Dayis's most ev-
tcnsiye estates: complete tn al - ap-
pointments.
2.'OLD TOWN.
800 ACRES; well ~ In gra.s- Fine bern
built IN the most improved styic. LARGE
DWELLING and numerous OFT -
BUILDINGS.
3. ENGLIsfINiAN's.
I9OACRES; GOOD DWELLING and OFT
BUILDINGS.
4. GREENS
Ii6 ACRES: In high state Of cultivation.
NICE DWELLING aud az nece,,-arr
=. BILLIARDS AND MONTAGUE'S.
lis ACRES; in good tate Of cultivation.
8. CANTERBURY.
100 ACRES; a most EXCELLENT DWEf-
LING and OUT-BI lLDINGS.
ID. /. EDwARDs'S.
90 ACRES; GOOD DWELLING and OH
BUILDINGS.
Thee properties an he contiruou. n zach o'h,-.
and together constitute the estate - widely known
under the name Of
LESTER MANOR,
and on which are located the extensive cannrr'
operated by Mr.. Davi~.
The LANDS are In a high state Of cultiy1t..
and adapted 10 al agricultural pTrpO~'n. Dat
eially suited Tor trucking or nursery purp1-e-.
Each tract contain, an Itself complete iinprpf
ments In good condition and thorough repair. Ir'
j. Thoroughly equipgcd with agricultural lml i-
mems and All the necessary personally. hll.
will be- sold. thus enabling purchasers iD rt.."
their farms at small cost They contain
LARGE ORCHARDS OF APPLE, PEACH.
AND PFAR-TREES.
BEAUTIFUL SIRUBBERf AND CIT Ak'liNH
WATER SCENERY,
and are richly worth TIE attention ~ ~ lt.Irar
to make profitable investments.
All the tract, lie on or near the Richmond II.t
aIr..a. IA fNH
having freight facihtic- hy both rail sod atf,r t.
all points north and west.
six trains pass daily each wy on Che Richmond
and ! ork River a.rOid between Richmond Hnt
Most Point. and tfCrg D. a daily hue of -flinirr-
each way between Baltimore ANA West Point. ani
tri-wecky lines between West Point, NV l.ra.
and Boston.
Pariic- desiring o. attend lie sale from flrl-
mOud VIII tlhr "a special tram chartered f.r t..r
purpose which VIII start from The 0r, River
depot. foot OF Iweutv-fourth street, a. lN N.n
the morning Of thc sale, returning the -ame af
noon.
TERMS Liberal: VIII De- made known af uue
Of sale T.. ID. CHRISTIAN.
de , Trustee.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneer,.
lll3 Main street.

V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO FRAME
L HOUSES ON SOUTH LINE OF FRANKLIN
STREET BETWEEN TWENTl-FOURTH AND
TWENTI-FlfTH STREETS.-By virtue of 4
deed of trust, dated september, 1852, executed
by John Il. Davis and wife to the undersigned,
trustee, recorded In the Richmond Chaucery
Court will proceed 10 sell the above property on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5,lss2,
AT 2 O'Clock NJ, being TWO FRAME HOUSES
on tile south line Of Franklin street between
Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets, adjoining
the factories of ". j. larbrough & Son and james
Leigh Jones. fronting on Franklin street AZ feet :
depth, 100 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance I'm six, twelve.
aad eighteen months, interest added. and secured
by trust deed. +. ID. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BLOwN, Auctionecr. de3
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TUESDAY, DfCfNBEH II, l---.

TRl STEE>' SALE OF THAT lAIr.
AND HANDSOME fOUH--IORN i.
DWELLING. WITH DETACHED AIIi
&c. AT IIlE NORTHWEST tDkNII
BROAD AND COLLEGE STREET.. ST. SD
TlON.-By virtue "a decd Df Trust f.0u
Leigh JOno, ami wife. dated september ~.
and day recorded boo thc CLERKS Office ..
mont thnccrs Court. wr $500 -l. .I
prtWI .l-. uu
FRIDAY, DECtNHFE =. I--1.
ar O'Clock i. NJ. IcoUmrlUlu- prH..rt
that Lon WITH HE NIPPON D. ~ -
THEREON. situated on thc north -la.
street, in The city 81 Richmond, go tNr
corner Of tilc intersection of Broad aiI
streets. fronting 600 Broad str,et 50 SID t..f.
ming bach between parallel lines l6- t..t
alley.
The house contains twelve 0r mrr
Kitchen with four rooms. and other .r.-.
The dwelling L. iu nice order thror gh0rt. H-...
with an the modern Improvements. h.t ..i
water. a..
TERMS; one fourth cash. balauc, On i.U..t..
aud twelve months. for negotiable u.l-. .u.I..
% De added, and secured by . decd nf Crust
JOHN \. ,Ohf.
J.. ". CHRIS y.
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DIVIDENDS.
~a~--ra--~l@--.-------,

CREDITORS OF RICHMOND BANK
" ING AND INSURANCE COMPANY
PLEAsE TAKE NOTICE, THAT \ SECOND
DIVIDEND, amounting to % PER CENT Of
principal and Interest. as of September ~, 1852,
VIII be paid on demand on and after MONDAY
9Th instant.
II Il desirable that parties shall call promptly
and collect their dividends.
CHARLES 4. WIiiTLOCK, Trustee.
RICHMOND, November 20, 1882. no 26-2w
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INUR CITIZENS DESIRE No NoIo-
RIETy. But ARE ALWAYS READY
TO PROCLAIM THE TRUTH.

Mr.. George Dawiey. Of &c knight street Provi-
dcncc. X. L. relates 10 our reporter her experience
with the wonderful curative properties oil WIN i
destined soon to be the standard and leading spe-
cInc Of the who,. wide world for kidney and liver
diseases, &c. Mrs. ID. says:
.EarIy last spriug I was severely afflicted with
torpidty Of the kidneys and enlargement OF the
liver and the kidney disease came upon ncsoias'
and suddenly that before was scarcely aware oi
the cause Of my trouble became badly pioa'e"
and my body and limbs very much swollen so thht
il was will, great difcults and severe pain that
was able TO walk any. I became dreadfully trou-
bled by being short -brca,hcd, that even slight
cxcrtion or little exercise would tire me almost
I'd o ,haustion and was so distressed when ! re-
tired nights that l could not sleep and was very
restless. one Of my limbs especially had very
severe nervous pain, which always seemed to be
more severe n, night than AT any other time, anu
would frequently ache so sharply as 10 arouse me
from sleep. ! was very nervous and uncomforta-
Bile all the time, and was being dOctOred and taking
all kinds Of medicine for this complaint and that
aud the other but all TO no good purpose unti III
about the time when was tired out and somewhat
disgusted aud almost discouraged with medicines
and doctors, relative and highly-esteemed friend
persuaded me to try Hunts Remedy began To
take II few days ago, and am happily dlsap-
pointed by the result, for before had used bot
tie Of II began TO feel relieved and soon COM
mcnccd to sleep splcndidly: the severe nervous
pains In my limb which had to handle so tender
Iy do not appear any more, my headache and
backachc have disappeared, feel better every
way, and rest well all night. The swelling has dis
appeared from my body and limbs; lam now able
To do my homework comfortably and easily.
Hunts Remedy has certainly done wonders for
me. MIS- GEORGE DANLhh'
SAFE AND RELIABLE.
4, W. Brown. VI. d.. Of Providence, X. l.. says:
~ have used Hunts Remedy in my practice for
the past sixteen years, and cheerfuly recommend
il as being safe and reliable remedy
Hunts Remedy is purely vegetable compound,
scientifically prepared 10y frst-class registered
Pharmacist, and will surely all diseases of the
kidneys, bladder liver. and urinary organs.-CoR.
mo 30-Tb(wlSa&Tul
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II,RrsTEE,S SALE OLE TIE THREE

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE
L STORY BRICK STORE, &C. 80; -, I2 = 9
EAST FRANKLIN STREET, BFIWEEN
TWELFTH AND TIL RTEENTH STREETS,
AND OPPOSITE TO THE CAPITOL, HOUSE,
AT AUCTION.-m execution of deed of trust
to the subscriber rs trustee dated 18th October,
1880. and duly recorded I'm the clerks Office Of
Richmond Chancery Court In ID. Il. / Z II, on page
2s5, being thereto required, will sell by auction
upon the premises, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER IL. 1882,
at O'Clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY above referred
to. lying on Franklin street between Twelith
and Thirteenth streets, bounded on the west 10y
property owned by John \. Belyins estate: and
fronting about feet | inch. with depth OF I6's
feet. -
This house yields a good rental now. and Is likely
10 largely improve In it, Ece-smplc and rental
value when the It. James Hotel IS extended out 70
Franklin street which will probably be done In
the near future.
TERMS, BY CONSENT: One third cash; and the
residue al six aud twelve months for notes with
interest added. and secured bya deed of trust
Parties may attend the sale with the assurance
that the property will certainly be sold
de "A. -. WILLIAMS, Trustee.