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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-27
Horrible Brutalities Praeiieed BIZ
Keepers in the West Pennsyi-
Vania Insane Asylum.
ScaBdalous Divorce Suits Among the
British AristOcracy-The Blaadferd
and st. Leonsrds Cases.
Why Mrs. Latham Wanted TO be Re.
IieVed from Her Husbasd-A
Singular Decision.
ReerdelI, Cross-Examined By IngersolI,
Again Admits that he Repeatedly
Pejured Himself.

WAsHISeToN, February 26.-Reerdel's
cross examination was resumed in The Star
route trial to-day. He said he was saiiff=d
that he did not tell Carpenter be made his
affidavit voluntarily. He may have told
him he had written the memorandum shown
MscVesgh, and that he could closely imi-
tate Dorse,'s handwriting. He may have
told him there were no such books as de-
scribed by james. He may have told French
in 1881, at DoTssy's house, that he bsd con-
ceived the plan of acting as detective to-
ward James and MscVesgh; be may also
have told him be was trying 10 get The gov
ernmeut to Offer him a money consideration
to 90 upon the stsnI TO furnish them with
documentary evidence written by himself
but purportiDg 10 have beeu Dors=y's hand
writing, and that he would then expose them.
1t was more than probable he had told
French he could initiate Dorsey's writing go
closely that Dorsey himself could not de-
that after he got the note from MacVsagh
be got SO excited over the success
OF his plan that he told Dor.ey for the fret
time what he had been doing, ard that
Dorsey told him TO stop stNouce. He had
no doubt that he told French there were no
books, and that he had palmed of on amss
parcel wrapped up in paper for books. He
had seen Bosier in The spring and in June,
1881. He may have told HIM he had been
trying to eutrap MacVeagh into making
some kind of offer to him. He may have
told Bosler OF the Smith and Jones entries.
He was not prepared to say he had initiated
MacVeagh's antics as illustrating his exulta-
ton over his revelations. When the witness
returned from New York be placed the book
he had brought with him in an old valise in
his woodshed, and left il there when he went
to Nebraska. When he returned he gave
the book 10 Dorsey in Bosler's presence.
Witness said Dorsey put down the
statement that there was no book, know
ing it to be lie, aud he (wiiness) swore
to it,. knowing it to be a lie. Witness carried
the balance.sheeis TO James aud NscVesgh.
Reerdell would MOI deny that he told B. F.
Gilbert that MacVeagh offered him $40 600
for Dorsey's books, aud that he hsd been
irving to entrap him, and had taken two of
Darsey's letter books from the house just
after his interview with james. He took
them 10 MscVeagh aud returned Them in
few days. Aftsr witress made affidavit IN
June Dorsey came to his office, and in spite
of his explanations that the papers were
private he examined great deal OF the cor
respondence and tore up number OF letters.
Afterward witness went through the remain.
ing papers, and among Dorsey's papers be
found the Smith & Jones" memor ndum
and stole it.
at the hour of adjournment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-27
THE CASE OF MAS. LATHAM,

WHO ASKED TO BE DELIVERED FROM HEE
HUSBAND BECAUSE HE WIPED THE FLOOR
WITH HER.
Sir James Hammer, in the Probate and Di
vorce Court st London, has just dismissed
the petition for judicial separation from
her hua5snd of Mrs. Latham on the ground
that she was in too much Of a hurry 10 es
cape from husband who merely beat her
tore off her clothes, threw her down, reviled
her, wiped his shoes on her mantle, sat up
all night to burn her clothes up, cut of one
of her eyebrows and shaved one side Of mel
head. SIR james was as,onishsd at the NO
mans impetuosity and petulsnce, snd bade
her wait till her husband should put her il
nf aeriana Niuiury in iifS ard limb J
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-27
THE FAcTs OF THE CASE.

It appears thai 1.-The parties were married at s..
Thomas's church, New York, in March, 1852
They resided here up TO May following. when they
left for England in the AsSyrian Monarch, and
from there went on 10 Paris. During their stay in
New York in London and in Paris the petitiGner
alleged that her husband treated her in the most
disgruceful manner. At the time of her marriage
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-27
RLANDFoRo vs.. BLANDFoRo.

SOME ACCOUNT OF SUIT WHICH HAS DIS
TURBED TIE FASHIONABLE CIRCLES OF
LONDON.
The divorce CAGE OF Blandford Us. Bland
ford is reported by the London Times. II
was a suit 10 which Albertha Frances Anne
Spencer Churchill, commonly called the
Msrchioness OF Blandford, sought the disco
luton OF her marriage with George Charles
Spencer Churchill, commonly called the
Msrquis OF Blandford, on the ground of
cruelty, desertion and adultery. The re-
spondent denied the charges,
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cRuiIIY TO CRANks.

HORRIBLE BRUTALITY IN THE WEST PENN
sYLYANIA INSANE ASYLUM
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A Cruel NOtliCr-i.t-f.aU.
HER SCHEMES WRECK THE UsEFuLNEss

HER SCHEMES WRECK THE Usefulness OF A
YOUNG CLERGYMAN.
Since September last Charles +. Hopkins,
a student OF Madison University, has filled
the pulpit Of the Second Baptist church in
Providence. X. ]. He was . most eloquent
speaker. and invariably attracted large
congregations. On Sunday last the Rev.
Dr. Maynard occupied the pulpit, and read
letter from the absent Hopkins stating
that he was wreck, mentally and
physically. and bidding his congrega-
ton an a1ectionate farewell. When the
service closed large numbers fingered in
the edifice. II was revealed TO the Church
Board that, although Mr.. Hopkins had
been treated as a single man, lie had q
Young wife whom he married two years
ago. Her wealthy parents opposed her
choice because the struggling student had
neither fame nor fortune. He continued
his studies. His mother-in-aw circulated
stories affecting his honor, and these, find
ing their way into the University, com
promised him for a time. She also sought
TO eStrangc his wife from him. To add 70 the
misery, the wife's mind weakened, and she
was removed to an asylum.
Last week Hopkins learned that she had
recovered her reason, and WAS nj her pa
rents home. He sought her there, but
was denied admittance by her mother, who
drove him from the house. Shattered in
mind and body, he has left the college
and abandoned all aspirations for the min
iStry. He was to have graduated in June
and assumed the pastorate OF the Troy
church. While much sympathy is expressed
for Hopkins, who Is twenty-eight years OF
age. he is censured considerably for falling
to make known the fact OF his marriage.
Although absent during portion OF every
week pursuing his studies, he has, when at
church gatherings and The like, been the
fayorite Of the younger members OF the
flock, and received greetings of familiarity
that would have been withheld had il been
known he was married.
A prominent lady member OF the church
states that he recently unburdened his woes
o her, and enioined secrecy. lie upraided
lis mother-in-law in the severeSt terms,
alleging that she attempted to thwart
very move for good that he made. A
story in circulation is that the father
II his wife begged the young preach
n to marry her, as she evinced
symptoms of so!tenng OF the brain,
md ne thought her marriage might avert
more serious mental disorder, and that,
Mr.. Hopkins possessed only SUI
icient means to complete his education. he
yielded to the mans entreaty. 'Hopkins's
are unknown. lie j. rcputed
70 have been regarded as the most prom
nent student in the whole University, and
the B1ptistS OF Providence have no doubt
Of his worth and good character.
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A Puxzling Phenomenon.

OSCILLATIONS OF PAIR OF SCALES THAT
ARE CREATING WONDER.
The citizens OF the borough OF West
Chester, Pa, are much excited over what
appears to be phenomenon that has pre-
scented itself in that town. and all OF the
talent Of the place is engaged in trying to
solve the problem. A special from Phia-
delpbia says: The mystery, which looks
like the accomplishment OF perpetual mo-
ton, is TO be seen at the tobacco store Of
Mr.. Thomas Il. Smith, on east Cav street,
and the medium is nothing more nor less
than the weight attachment OF a small pair
OF scales.
On last Monday evening. while Mr..
Smiths employees were making changes in
the arrangement OF goods IN stock. it be-
came necessary to lift from the floor these
scales, which were given temporary place
on pile OF tobacco-boXes. About an
hour afierward a clerk noticed that the rod
attached 10 the end of the beam for hang
ing the weights on was oscillating with
regular momentum, and after keeping his
eyes upon IL for several minutes was not
little surprised at discovering that the pen
dulum-like motion was kept up with preci-
sion, and that il manifested no disposition
10 stop. Thus during the entire eve
ming this phenomenal action led hun
drcds OF people to witness the
strange performance, and when the
time for closing arrived the doors were
locked, leaving it TO itself, Mr.. Smith and
others believing that it would run down
long before morning. Tuesday morning
come. and, upon opening the store, back
ward and forward swung the rod and
balance-plate with the same steady
motion that had characterized its move
ments on the preceding evening, and thus
IL has uninieruptedly kept its motion up
since, 10 the wonder OF the entire town.
UP to this time it has kept swinging din.
ring sixty-eight hours, and TO all apDear.
ances II is likely TO continue for an indef-
mite period, and as 1t holds out IN liz mac
countable performance, the wonder and in.
frest continue TO increase. The rod which
serves as pendulum is about foot in
iehgtil, and lis bearings at the end Of tbe
Dean are very complete, the adjustment
peng OF the most delicate character. Tbe
mo.ioh OF the rod Is due north and soutb |
anu us oscillations are 81 per minute, with
no DEVIATION Whatever. they having been
~s'eo score OF times by interested look |
ers.oh. Ihe scales have been in Use in Mr. |
cmiths Store Tor several years, their for. |
mer position being little northwest |
ot their present one, and upon the
floor. During the first day Of the
movement the public rejected the state
ments OF Mr.. Smith and his clerks as TO there |
being no hidden power, but since then
continuous tbrong OF people have carefully
and intelligently examined into the causes.
but no positive solution has been reached.
II Is believed by some that the pendulum Is
operated by some broken electrical current.
ana this theory Is strengthened by the fact
that the Western Union Telegraph Compa-
ny has an once In one Of the upper stories
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10y Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street.

A TTRACTINE AUCTION SALE OF
"a Ten NEW FRAMED DWELLINGS on
BETWEEN VENABLF
MD u sTREETS.-By request of the owner,
shall sell by auction on
MONDAY, April 10, 1888,
on the premises, AT O'Clock Il. NJ. the above-ro-
ferred-to VALUABLE PROPERTY. The houses
were recently bullt, have five rooms including the
hltcheh, anu yield paying rental. The lots are
tehtlon OF all seeking profitable investments or
snug homes Is called 10 the VERY DESIRABLE
SMALL PROPERTY, which is increasing In value
and attractiyeness Us the surrounding improve
ments go on.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance I'm one two.
and three years If desired.
FURMAN TUPPER,
apps Auct,Onecr.
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Of the building, the wires to which pass
INTO the building over the door leading TO
Dir. Smiths store. A large number OF
scientific gentlemen watched the move
ments this morning for hours, but, after
comparing their notes OF investigation,
were unable TO reach any solution OF the
perplcxing problem.
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BY J. Thomson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
lll3 Main street.
A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE FRAM,

A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE FRAME
~ DWELLING, No. 1909. EAST LINE OF
TMENTi-FIFTil STREET, NEAR VENAm.F.
WITH KITCHEN AND LARGE FRAME
VIII sell at public auction, ON the
premises rs above, on ~
TUESDAY, APRIL II. 1888.
at O'Clock T.. NJ, the above VERY NEAT AND
III p5,ns, ", iEEiilsES, consisting of NEAT
FRAME DWELLING, four rooms; a Iare,. dou-
ole.kitehen, one story high; fine well OF water
and large frame stable: all Of which are I'm good
repair neal, and clean. The LOT fronts 81 feet.
With depth Of 1879 feet 10 a Wide alloy. and bs,
UPON IL grape-arbor OF six varieties OF choices,
srape-yines. Those desiring neat home should
be present M The sale
IEsMs One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve.
anu eighteen months Interest added, aud secured
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
~ ~ Auctioncers.
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by Frank ID. iIill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
HOS Main street.
WEST MAIN-sTREET BUILDING

INVEST MAIN-STREET BUILDING
w LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1888,
AT O'Clock l.. NJ, on the premises, we will Offer
ior sale at auction BEAUTIFUL LOT 3Oxi55
ieet 10 an alley, on north side OF Main street be-
tween Linden and Beach streets, commeneIng ,;o
ieet from The northwest corner Of Main and LIN.
Den streets. This property Is IN locality rapidly
improving In yaue-one square east OF M0rtOuis
and VIII be fine situation for dwelling
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In SIX. twelve
anu sishtscn months, Notes with Interest, 10 be Sc
cured by deed Of trust.
FRANK u. HILL & CO..
aPiA Auetionecrs.
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AUCTION sALEs-Thi. Day.
Nv Frank ID. Hill 20"
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
HOS Main street.

vI,RIysTFEs, SALE OF THAT LARGE
l. AND HANDSOME FouRas yn HNh,T siiisS
DWELLING. WITH DhTAChhDDo nny III on
&c. At THE NORTHWEST CohsEn, ~, ~
Bro Nd AND COLLEGE STREETS; r an James James
Leigh Jones aud wife, dated September 20; pich
and duly recorded In the clerks once mo-, y, The
mond Chanccry Court. we VIII self upon '''
premises, on oo
SATURDAY, APRIL IA, 1883
nj S O'Clock l.. W. commencing promp,,,Iifl,, ~
that LOT, WITH THE lMpk tiNo h ~ I,road
THEREON, Situated on tile north sine Oh , n,"a.
strcef. I'm tle city Of Richmond. at the norinMess
corner of the intersection OF Broad am ,"i H.
sfreefs fronting on Broad street IA s-lZ ltei, run
ming back between parallel lines 1O2 test 10 an
alley. - roo,ns.
The house contains twelve or more r ooins'
kitchen with four rooms, and other outn.'a 49,,
Tile dwelling Is IN nice order throughout, n.uu *
with All the modern improvements, hot an" e"i'
water. &c. -. T.. r,ur cipht
and twelve months, for negotiable ncies, "''i0s'
10 be added and scared by deed 81 u tru1.'
John 4. COkE'
h. W CHRISTIAN.
Trustees.
s'ie ny f"'>'' ~ '''-" apf
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To b.: We saw The book ourself, and
copied the paragraph out OF 1t. So Mr.. NJ.
could not have made n mistake. II you
call ut this Office, and give the dates, II is
possible. but not at all probable, that you
might procure the papers you want.
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by George (. Nashon & son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. Tenth street.

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER.
~ who Is a Nonresident and determined to sell,
We viii sell by auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1853,
AZ > O'Clock =. NJ. the following properiy-tO wit
|. LOT. with FRAMED DWELL ING thereon,
on the west line of second street between COuits
and Hin streets. fronting j2s feet second street
and running back within parallel lines 1877 feet to
alley.
.. LOT on Second street adjoining the above on
the north. f7isxl37 feet 10 an alley.
3. LOT on second street adjoining the above on
the north. being NJ the corner of second and Hill
streets. 54Xl31 feet 30 an alley
i. LOT on The north line of Hill street. corner Of
Second street fronting II feet on I'LL street and
running back so feet.
TERMS: One Third cash; balance N six and
twelve months for notes. with interest added and
secured by deed on the property.
GEORGE :. NASllON & son,
ap ID Auctionccrs.
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Ey Wlllams 6 Bowe. Auelloneer..

A LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT
CnAY An" sEy ENTII S rHS FHoVTIHG
Isl FEET on CLAY STREET. ADJOINING
TIE RESIDENCE OF JOHN BOWtRS, ESQ,
AND ElNNiNG BACK leo FEET - AN AZ
LEY TEN FEET WIDE The abOye-described
property VIII he sold nj auction, on
MONDAY. APRIL 23D,
Al O'Clock L. VI. It, location. m pleasant part
OF The ely and convenient 10 business. makes this
one Of the most desirable properties now on the
market for residences, which would always De in
demand ~ good rents
The ate ii0u Of those who contemplate build
ing either for Investment IN a block Of houses or
for thcir o"n occupancy, IS especially invited TO
this sale.
The property will hc sold as whole or I'm such
parcels rs NAV be desired by bidders.
TERMS: Liberal. WILLIAMS x BOWIE,
ap IL AuctOnecrs.
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By j. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOueers,
lJl3 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF TWO NEAT
n FRAME DWELLINGS ON FIRST STREET
NEAR DUNAI STREET, WITH LOT ~ FEET
FRONT ll lZ5 FEET TO AN ALLEI.-By re-
quest of the owners We VIII sell by auction, on the
premises. ON
MONDAY. APRIL 1G. 1883.
a. O'Clock. TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos.
sl7 and sl9 First street, between Duyai and
Baker. containing four rooms each, and occupied
by good tenants. Lots fronts % feet each.
This Is an improving locality. and the properly
viii pay handsomely rs an investment.
TERMS One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, u per cent. interest. secured by
deco Of trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co..
apl1 Aacfloncers
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RAILROAD LINES.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


ONLY ONE DOLLAR SrSsIai
TO s&tNbehA6.s
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINZ FOR
NEWPORT NEWS.
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, FORTS
MOUTH AND JAMl.s alNtR LANDINGS,
OLD POINT.
AITINORE, ANDTnT NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SNITllFjELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE or VIRGINIA.
ONLY POUfG WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MICH LESS THAN HALE CHARGED
by ANY OTHER ROlT
FARE TO NORFOLK, Sl.01( Nfrr,rtr
FARE ROUND TRIP. 5000 I w
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM 25C. TO soc.
MEALS. Zoe.
The spacious ana elegant steamer
NELLY WHITE.
carrying United STATES MALL
z. &. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves ftSehmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, ard FRIDAY. at 4. NJ, for above-named
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk ~
$50 A. ~, arriving at Richmond At about p VI.
Through tickets ON sale on steamer and a; Gar
through.
sTATEROOas CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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by J. II. Hou.eworth. Auctioneer.

by j. II. IIousoworth. Auctonecr.
TRCSTEE'S SALE OF A DWELLING
i AND SMALL FARM AT ORANGE COURT
uOUsE, vain execution Of the deed Of trust
from Alexander Daley and wife to Tie under
signed trustee for the benefit OF George W. Cole
man, bearing date March /, 1877. and duly re.
corded In the clerks Office of Orange Comfy
Court, and being thereto required by the benedict
airy, VIII sell by public auction, on the premises.
MONDAY, APRIL 80, 1883,
tho VALUABLE PROPERTY conveyed by said
deed. consisting of a SMALL IMPROVED FARM
Of FORTY-SlN ACRES, with LARGE AND
CONVENIENT DWELLING of ten rooms. COW
cred with tin and comparatively new, and all
necessary out-houses; good orchard of apples and
other fruits.
The dwelling + situated on a high hlll COM
mnnding a fine view. has a lawn of four acres
wei set In grass, interpreted with ornamental and
shade trees. This property lies on the suburbs of
the town Of Orange. in ten minutes walk Of the
Virginia Midland and fredericksburg railroad
depots. four churches. and good schools. This pro-
perty has been we'll kept and is In good repair and
would make one Of the most pleasant and desirl-
bic summer residences In Piedmont Virginia.
TERMS: The deed requires cash for amount of
debt secured. $4,000. and accrued Interest but
more favorable terms viii sbe made. which will be
announced on day Of sale.
For further particulars address the trustee
JOHN e.. WILLIAMS. Trustee
NH 3l-Sait Orange Courthonse. Va.
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EI,TIGhT.

Freigb. received daily tor Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smilhied aud Hampton; Washington, -. G.;
Newbern, Washington. aud TerborO', v. C., and
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia. Old Point. and all regu-
lar landing on James river. a. LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. ~. IAINM,
ia 30 Superintendent,
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ap OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BY Grubbs 4 Appcrson.
Peal Estate Agents ard Auctioneers,
No. north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Y LARGE QUANTITY OF IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROYtDREAL ESTATE ON EENAli ~,
STRffTS, BEIONGiNG TO THE ESTATE or
GEORGE HOWARD. DECEASED, At AUG
TlON In pursuance Of decree of the Chanccry
Court of the city Of Richmond. entered or The 81
of Ap1', ] sS3. IN the suit of Howard rs. Howard
the undersigned, rs special cOmmissi0nersappOi
CO thereby, Will on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1888,
commencing at o'clock Z. NJ. proceed 70 sell
POKTiON OF THE ZEAL ESTATE Of George
Howard. deceased situated asaDoye ana consisting
|. \ VACANT LOT NJ the corner Of Jessamine
and Darlington streets. fronting 1872 feet, on the
south side of Darlington street about 1854 feet
.. \ VACANT LOT ut the corner Of Vcnable
and scott streets. fronting 1872 feet on the north
side of Ncmable and running back 10 Darlington
3. i LOT. with a WOODEN DWELLING
thereon. NJ the corner of scott ana Ncnablc Streets
fronting IA feet on the north side of Nenahlc and
running back the east iinc OF scott street about
!. 4 LOT, with a WOODEN DWELLING
thereon. adjoining the l1st-namcd on the east.
fronting A. feet IL inches On ne north SIDE o.
Vcnab,e street. about 1897 feet deep, beginning
Al feet from scott street.
3. 4 LOT on The south side Of Ncrablc street. az
the corner of scott. fronting 80 feet I'D inches on
Nenable md running 1872 feet souihwardly along
Scott street. with TWO SMALL WOODEN
6. 4 VACANT LOT on the north side of Ncna-
bic street, at the corner OF Jcs,amre street. with
front on Nenablc street Of feet, about 1919 feet
deep.
7. Lot adjoining the l1st-named on the west
with a BRICK DWELLING thereon. fronting 10
feet inches on tie north side of enable strcc-
about 67ii feet deep.
Al Of the said property IS fully describGd on
plaf made 10y i. J. picIslnfs which viii be eXhib-
tied on the day Of sale. ANA may be- seen before that
time at the Office of the auctioneers.
III the sale I, not completed ON the abOyo-nnmcd
day ~ will De confined from day 10 day. CONF
mencing 10 The same hour. until the whole property
g. sold. Tie larger lots WIN be subdiyldcd To sut
purchasers.
TERMS: Enough In cash 90 pay the costs Of this
suit and the expenses Of sale. and the residue IN
three equal iu,tmcnts upon credits Of one. Two.
and three years. the purchaser giving for deferred
nstalmcnts his negotiable notes. with intcrest
added fro the day of sale and endorsed by such
person or persons shall lee accepted rs sufficient
security by the special commissioners. But n any
purchaser shall prefer 20 do 80 he viii be permitted
upon paving AZ least one third OF the amount Of is
purchase IN cash. % give his notes without an en-
dOrser for the remainder ~ one. two. and three
years, with interest added. In either ease The TILE
10 be retained until all tine purchase money Is paid
and Il conveyance directed by the Court.
THOMAS y. EVANS,
:. u. COURTNEY.
Special Commi .siOncrs.
GRUEES & APPEESON, AuctionCcTs. mp