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Tho Celebrated Case OF II. IL. CIatliu Va
Jacob Brothers

JEFFERSON, TEX, Feb. l6,-Thc Jury, in
the case Of IL. b. Clalin & Co., VS.. jacob
Bros, Texarkana,t tried in the United States
circuit court at Jefferson, returned YER.
dict on Friday, the 10th inst, for the plain.
tiils for 1900, amount of their debt, and
for 1.-The defendants for $500, value of the
stock, leaving a verdict in favor ofthe latter
for 5000.
THIS verdict was to-day set aside nv
Judge Morrill, in a very strong written
opinion, indicating the attachment was
rightiully sued out and the facts fully nm.
lhorized it. ""i
Below is the full text of the judges re.
marks in setting aside the verdict.
Clailin K Co. vs.. Jacob Bros. This snit
was instituted by attachment OF the goods
III mercantile store.house of the defend.
ant Ihe riiidavit as made by the plain.
tils was that the defendants nre about In
convert part OF their property into m onev,
Tor the purpose of placing II beyond t6e
reach OF their creditors" together with
other incidental and formal nllerations'
Defendants, In their answer, deny that they
are indebted TO plaintiffs, or were ut the time
ol the attachment. The plaintiffs prove
thelr claims by the note of defendants and An
SeN'u,'e ~ EoOus uellVereu, proved
oy deposition, as well us in Other
wayf. Defendants bring cross.ac
uOl against plaintiffs for dam
ages sustained by wrongmlly suing ont Nh,
attachment. The cause, upon the eyidepc,
produced, was submitted TO the Jury. wht
found that the attachment was wronrfull,
nued out and gave verdict against plajn
tlhs. Motion LOG new trial has been made
based upon this finding as erroneous, m,
testimony OF defendants, In their owl
proper person, is that whenever plainiiif
demanded payment Of defendants they dc
MED the indebtedness and refused 10 m,
anything; that all the money they rccoiye,
for the sale of goods was sent to one Bloom
earIh, of New York, except what was mai,
TO the Texas creditors. That the claim n
plaintiff had been long due.
Here we have case wherein the deh,or
hoih by words and actions declare inns
quivocally. that they will never pay thei
indebtedness TO plaintiffs, when the storI
al goods on hand was estimated nv III
mmshh hs about equal to the indebteanrs
OF the debtors 10 their creditors. mud !,
lound By the Jury 10 be between 6; go nm
$iGp. s "oou
The plaintiffs knew that there was ma wa
OF collecting their debt except by LEGAL NO ~,
ton. They also knew thai belor, y mn
ment could be had upon their claim III
the deicndaats, Ia the usual course Of bns nm,
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WEpublish In another column this morn
ins decision of JUDGE MORRILL,, in the
Federal court at Jefferson, recently, in the
matter Of ii. Il. CLAFIIS & Co. vs.. JAcon
Bnos.. that will be found both interesting
aud profitable reading, to the business
world nj least
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grtp we do not mean common goods. nor
o1commonly low prices. wemean some.
n unusual advantage to the purchaser
ping worth your while looking at If you
Yys to clothe Our winter season is now
,cr' ana VIZ are finding what goods
4 selling freely. There Is no time for
rand the slow sellers must be converted
nick sellers, so we mark:
eated blouse suits from. .....4 90 to 81 90
, d. Blonse quits from .......5 ~ to 81 50
lro, e nii.s rom ',..,,,....SS . to So 90
~ Sulls from ........,......9 Il 10 to 81 90
,ilooi oults from. .....g, 10 Il II to 7 Il IS 90
'ys SUITS nom. ,...l0, IL s. II to s Il 80 90
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New YORK, Feb. l9.-Ata meeting of d.
rectors of the Western Union Telegraph
company Today, President Green made the
rgpOrt that the pnmnany had ta an 81, Al 80
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 90. 1888.
INDICATIONS,

For the Gulf States; Slightly warmer; gen.
orally fair northerly to easterly winds, In west
potion, lower barometer.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The Latter Days of the AlmeSt Extinct
Forty-Sereath- In the Senate
the HonotOnous Phrase0l-
ogy Of the Steel
Paragraph Gently SOOthes the SOlOns
TO Serene Slamber- Nothing
Spicy Transpires.
In the House Kelley's Little Revenue
Relief Scheme is StOutiy
As.ailed by the
Democratic Sams0Ds and When Tested
by the lea.and-Nay Shiboleth
Fails TO Pass.
Reerdell Still Talking Dorsey into 8
State Position.
"WhaPs Perjury When Your Best Friend
Is in Danger!"
"for Gods Sake, Think of Ny Wife
aud Children
More of the Rotten Rings Secret
History.
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4, ae above are a special bargain Offering an
lol conflict with our complete stock of rcru
e,goods OF every grade. You know that
\ Keep Boys Furnishings" o, all kinds he
les the Hats AVID Caps.
our intention Is to mako this a great Depot
the supply OF complete outfits for men and
VS. so that parents may be able to find every.
ing needful for their sons attire in one house
ID al prices more advantageous than could.
Obtained by shopping all over the city.
We keep our house open until 10 o'clock
iurday nights to accommodate late shop.
rs
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twenty.inch main to a farm three miles
away. The system cost $4,000; the tArm
yields aproit Of $s,600a year.
The floating gardens at Kashmir, in
Eastern Asia, seem to be one otthe won'
pers OF the world. They cover an expanse
Of water about ninem miles in circumference,
and on q subsoil Of grasses and aqnatic
plants they grow melons and cucumbers,
and q crop Is raised Of great value.
Spectators at q menagerie in Liverpool
recently witnessed q thrilling spectacle. A
Swiss tanner entered the cage OF a young
Arabian lion for the purpose OF tanning
him, although he had been told not to do
40. He had no more than entered when
the beast sprapg and seized him by tue
head. With great difficulty the tanner was
rescued by the men, but ne had been say-
agely wounded on the head, arm and side.
Gentlemen in search Of picturesque
wives should go to LoIeto, Italy. Inc
women are dark and lovely. They wear 9
iaunty costume, consisting Of sixteen petit
coats on a week days and eighteen on Sun
DAYS and holidays. These pettlcoats are
all starched and some are richly trimmed
with lace and embroidery. a eoiored sklfi
is then Topped up over these balloon SKIRTS
and q stay:bodice confines the waist to 10
smallest dimensions, over a spotless white
chemisette.
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suoosr.

Smoking Is permitted in the Laredo,
Texas Opera House during performances.
Il took Blood to establish this great human
right, but Il Is now rock.rooted In the crust
ofthe earth.
The automatic signals have contributed
largely TO defeat the object oil the striking
awitchmen at 81. Louis, and enable the re-
moyal Of freight trains with almost as great
facility as before.
The new postal notes are coming more
and more into use, and the Poet-ofice au.
thorities believe that nearly 100000 OF
them, representinghn exchange Of perhaps
sl0,000,000, will BIO used.
A Chicago commercial traveller says that
In o small village in Northern Michigan
he found notice pinned on the door Of q
store which read: aGone TO bury my wife;
Will DO backinthirty minuteA"
An example may be gained from the
system Of sewerage In Pullman, Ill. The
town lies on o fit prairie. Sewers arc
built to empty into Q punken tank, from
which the savage, apumped through o
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Cnrionss statistics.

G~Et4Fstt
Statistics, usually dry reading, and not
seldom stumbling blocks even TO The 1ni-
tiated, still make us acquainted with curl
Gus facts, upon which any n who pleases
may ponder. On Saturday, for instance, q
report from a body styled the "Anthropo-
metric COMMITTEES" was read by Sir Raw
son Rawson before the appropriate section
OF the British Association, which no n
now calls, as some did in 1884, "a company
OF fools.n The document we refer 10
contained much information bearing on
the stature, weight and complexion Of the
people Of the United Kingdom. Into this
large field we shall not enter, noting, how
ever, the general inference, which is not
new, that the conditions Of country life
are more favorable than those Of
town life to physical development.
One or two special inductions, it
may be said, impress more than they sur
prise. Thus we are told that criminals and
lunatics are two inches shorter than those
classes Of the population to which they be-
long. Here It must be remarked that the
committee deal with averages, and that all
the u%nfortunates and offenders are not
short. The bulk are 30, no doubt, because
they have been insufiiciently fed, clothed
and housed when young. Indeed, the
whole paper shows the importance Of
healthful nurture. II is, however, very
remarkable that the greater number OF
criminals are Of dark complexion, while
the majority OF lunatics are fair. What in
ference can be drawn from this, and what
conception may there be between crime
and madness and the color Of the hair and
tint OF the skin? We may, at all events,
congratulate persons OF medium hue, who
seem the least liable to the jail and asy-
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spiders at .he whi.e House.

Wd3thpt0H correspondence
at the White House yesterday afternoon
the roof OF the main portico was cleaned by
throwing q stream OF water upon 1t. The
result was o perfect shower OF spiders.
Thousands ofthese animals Of every species
had collected under caves and In the hooks
and corners, 30 that the roof Of the portico
was actually discolored by them. The
water, sent with the force Of q fire engine,
brought them to the stone floor below, and
soon perhaps q million Of them bad almost
covered It. All kinds Of spiderH-big
spiders to little spiders, black spiders and
green spiders, brown spiders and yellow
spiders, rolled and tumbled and swan
around in the water which TO them was a
yeritable flood Of Noah. The spider most
common Is called here the presidential
spider" These spiders are as old as the
White House, and their presence here
dates back to that day where TIE memory
OF man fails to go. As evening drew on
the spiders began 10 crawl back to their
old homes, and for q time the marble
pillars were 30 covered with them that
they looked as though they were painted
black.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Irving's face is completely destitute
Of color. He smokes cigars incesaantly.
The Duke OF Cambridge, the British
commander-in-chief, declares that the next
great European war will be between Russia
and Germany.
Mr.. Tennyson has written for the Youlh's
Companion, Of Boston, what Is said to be a
beautiful lyric-the best piece OF work
which he has done for some years.
"Mr. Conkling," said ex-senator Gwin,
the veteran Buchanan Democrat, the other
day, "h@ felt more than any other promi-
nent mar the need OF money. Poverty, he
recently told me, had been the great bane
Of his life"
Rev. Dr.. Thomas Hills suggestion, pub
lished in the Portland advertiser two yeara
ago, was the origin Of the discussion which
resulted last week In the adoption OF four
time standards instead Of ffty.three forthe
United States.
Senator CASTELAR, Is occupying in Spain q
field which Miss Strickland has made her
own in England. He Is writing q series OF
aketches Of British queens for the Spanish
journal H Did, and Is at present at work
on the life Of Mary Stuart.
Widespread and genuine regret will be
caused by the announcement that the
Princess Of Wales is not likely to obtain
any relief from her ear trouble. For some
years she has been . little "hard oihear.
ing" and now, despite the efforts OF her
physicians, the infirmity seems TO be de-
ysloping into chronic and almost entire
deafness.
An autograph letter Of Lord Bsacons-
field TO Mr.. Francis George Heath is pre-.
fixed to 0 new edition Of hts handbook TO
Burnham Beeches, in which the author OF
"Lothair," having mentioned that he pass.
edpart Of his youth in the shade Of Bum
ham Beeches, added: ~ am not sur.
prisedt that the ancients worshiPped trees,
lakes and mountains, however, glorious,
in time weary. Sylvan scenery never
palls."
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AMlrneIe.

whenever there 10 an extraordinary occur
r.nce' a tssm nun over a child without hurt
ing IL: a mechanic falls from q third.story
window, and 10 o week after he 10 ct work
again, We are won't to sxclaim, what Q
miracleW 90, when Mrs. 7. 8. Eberline, then
Of Allegheny City, Pa, had been sick with
consumption for o very long time, had been
told BY several OF the Best physicians Of that
city that her time was but for o few hours,
tbst Ale must die, and when the use Of but
one bottle OF Per1iHa In Q weeks time placed
mar on her feet again and made her the heart.
lest eater Of tho lhmily,all the people around,
1whst a wonderful mfracieIa SEQ page 30
of the uIls oiLite,n Your druggistwnl give
you one gratis. pAE
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RErnAnY BOYs.
annual kenpIon of the Cincinnati Al.
umni on Monday.

| -
annual keuDIon OF h Cincinnati Al
umni on Monday.
The Bethany College Club Of Cincinnati
held it's second annual reunion Monday
afternoon at the Central Christian Church
in that city.
In the absence Of the President, Mr.. c.
L. LOGS, who is presidipg over the Ken
tacky University at Lexington, Kyp Rev.
E. I. williamr, pastor Of the church, called
the meeting to order, and Mr.. Russell Er.
ret., OF the Christian Standard, to the ctair,
Mr. Williams himself being the permanent
me secretary's report announced the
election Of Mr.. A. W. Campbell, Of the
Wheeling ISTELLlaENcER, a orator, and
stated that he was prevented by illness
from being present. The report further
announced the arrangements for the even
ing,
The Treasurer made his annual report,
showing q small balance on hand, and
then several new members were received.
The annual election Of officers followed,
with this result: President, Russell Errett;
Fret Vice President, Rev. A. Mclean; Sec
ond Vice President, Rev. Thos. Munnell;
Treasurer, w. o. Foley.
The rest Of the meeting was given to go
cial reunion and short speeches.
In the evening the club banqueted at the
Gibson House, covers being laid for forty.
The following was the toast list, all be-
ing informal, owing to the enforced alb.
sence Of the regular speakers who had
been chosen by the Executive Committee:
i. Bethany, Mother Of Coileges-R. Moi.
2. The Tower, The Lightning Rod Man,
The Bell-Ringer, Songs in the Night, Val
lage Sights, by a Life Member-H. {. Lob
ingier. =,
Kemp. 49,,
s. The Boys Who Beg. J. Gantz.
6. The Boysin Other Lands-H. $. Earl.
z. The Boys in the Far Coantry-D. R.
Van uskirk.
5. The Bethany Of the Future-Tbos.
MuAnell.
The Reunion at Bethany in 1SS5-Chas.
L. Los, jk.
The Commercial Gaseae says: President
W. K. Psndleton, OF Bethany College,
presided. The college, which was founded
By the celebrated Ajax. Oampbell, 1870, is
situated near Wheeling, West Va, and is
now one Of the most flourishing institu.
tons OF the State, both in its theological
and scientific departments. Among the
prominent guests were ex.G Governor X. n.
Bishop, Rev. D. K, Van Buskirk, OIL bloom.
ington, ILL.,; Timothy Coop, OF Southport,
Eng; DR.. E. Williams, sof Cincinnati; Hon.
w. s. Dickinson, Of this city; Rev. Henry
s. Lotsingier, Of Chicago; Rev. George
Darsie, OF Frankfort, Ky; Rev. Tnomss
Munnell, OF Mt. Sterling, and =Rey.R. I.
Matthews, Of the Richmond Street Chris.
tian church.
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pErrrr. relrIY AND PERT.
But she Dla.,t rare % Have Her Toilet
Analysed.

Analysed.
That he is eccentric no n will deny
after hearing OF his last little adventure
with a lady friend, who, by the way. Is
petite, pretty and pert-three Characters
tics most happily combined in her case.
AS for him, he lisa blonde, with a round.
eyed face wearing an expression at once
shrewd and laundering. That he Is
shrewd he often proves, but thai he can
commit the greatest plumbers with the
nost childlike innocence ia equally well
known to his acquaintance. An evening
or two aince, dressed in his Sunday best, he
called on the young lady in question.
After discussing the common topics OF the
day. suddenly, with no warning, except an
nnessy twisting Of his chair, the hero Of
the tale exclaimed: "Miss n. might ! ask
YOU o very important question 7" This in
the most uneasy sepulchral voice imagin-
able.
startled at the solemn turn OF affairs, Il
don't know as there would be any serioul
objection ityou had an important question
to ask"
"Well," drawing a little closer and in q
more confidential whisper, do you think
this q propitious timer"
'There Is no one near to hinder that !
see" was the coquettish answer, as the
Young lady glanced about the room where
nothing more substantial than the Income
pale beams' showed any signs of motion,
Sand do you-do you think that-:hat
you could grant the request?"
"Why, really, Mr.. s., how can you expect
me to answer before l know the question:
"Well what?" with Just the slightest i'm.
patience in her voice.
swell you see, | had been thinking fol-
sometime that Tiff there was really nc
objection, l would like to ask you with
what-what sort OF powder yeu clean YOU
teeth. / had noticed how nicely but
the slamming OF q door as the young lady
whisked out OF the room broke short hi
sentence, and, after awaiting her return
some fifteen minutes, he took his hat and
in mild surprise wandered homeward
The next day he told his most intimate
friend that Miss NJ. was a little off the
night before, but he couldn't think Of any
thing he had said or done TO offend her.
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A LADY whosufesed from weakness pecu-
liar TO her sex, in writing To- friend, said I:
81 tried various kidney medicines, but only
found myself growing worse. A friend told
me to use DR.. GOysotts Yellow Dock o
sarsapariile. Its elect on me was soon tndi-
Gated by o clear and beautiful complexion, q
freedom from aches and pains, q complete re-
moyal OF nervous depression, painless regu-
lBrity In habits Of digestion, and otherwise.
l can not praise the remedy too highly as a
true friend to suffering womanhood and as q
strengthening medicine" raw
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Ep~ucArIoAAL.
yNYAsHMGToN SCHOOL
w oFELoUuTloE aE&GllsH LANGUAGE
9oi NJ ktreet, N. W., Washington, &c,
MRS, Il, STHVENB uARi,F Principal,

~ "a AANS
Begius octI Der !, clOpcs juno !. Private pupli
received RfIer september l..
Natural development and culture o. the vac
for the purposes Of Conversation, ECGdiDg, Puble
Address and singing. Correct use ri the Ofglln
Of Articulation aud respiration, together Wilhns
Philosophical laws by Which these OrgArS are pc
served and developed.
Easy and natural Expression Of Sentiment y
means Of Speech Gesture. Including ChGtEcIerIf
ton, Dramatic Beading and Recitation.
Prevention Of Chronic Affection Of the thftAt
lung and objective organY, and he STRENGTHENING
OF affected ersanE by jndicious Vocal and Fhy1nA
Brill, endorsed By prominent physicians
Distinct Articulation taught 10 btAnnncftirtp a
other suffering from painful Vocal Defects, the Y
suit OF habit, that mhy be entirely Overcome
persistent effort on the rGrtOf the student diitttta
bya JudiciouG and experienced teacher. MneE
ever abnormal conditions Of the Vocal OnGntlg
present, the advice Of q physician Ia ottainea
prior 10 the Vocal Exercises given blythe Nathet
A limited number Of pupils will be nkCn ~ ns
Principals family for the general objection Of tps'
Studies, lend for circular. Nv
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DIED.

YATE.-on Tuesday evening. October q, 1888.
at O'Clock, Ms MAGGIE YATES, vile Of Thornton
Vat 8, In the 10th year Of her age.
Funeral to-day a!2 O'Clock ?. NJ, from Simpson
N. E Chapel, Eoft street. Friends Of the family
are iuyiled TO be present. Interment at Peninsula
Cemetery
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EVERY one should tell his neighbor that
the best remedy for curing coughs and colds,
and the only sure cure for consumption, Is
DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry. It Is
pleasant to take and very soothing and heal
Ing In tn effect. bAw
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T%RAVELER's GUIDE.
Trains arrive and depart Is follOws-oity tim

Trains arrive and depart as iollows-City time.
Baltimore d Ohio-MAM LlxE-DEPART-
LIS q m, $40 q m, $40 IN, $40 p N, 7:05 Q m.
d o. Dly.-g:2oa 2. Els p N, Ii:lS N. $50 am.
VI. d P. Div.-DEeklr-For PittSburgh, 6:25 O /,
and 800 m; for Warrington, Pa, 6:25Rnd e:lo m,
$40 and $50 j. n; for Elm Grove 1855 p m. AR.
$40 am,E lSpm. 9. o; py:.S:io p m. 9:soi n,
p:B0 4 m, and $50 p N; from Wahipgton, Pa SOD
and $50 q mi lis and esp M from Kim Grove,
p. q. d ST. L.-DxPARr-GH a N, eol am.
i:22p m, E:lf p m. A~RRryR-SS7 q m, il:l2 q N,
CIeyelnnd. Lorain q wheeiIuk,-pRAKr
nfidseport andsE ClaIsyile Accommodation, e:20
a m and SIS p m; Cleveland, 1900 noon: MAHiion,
$40 D m. AERfyE-&S q N, lo2o Q m, 2:t5 pm,
cleveland 4 PIttsburgh-DKrAET-6la a
m, 1880 q m, 4.p6 p m; 4teubenvtllo AccommodA.
don SIS q n, HellsVle Recommendation sos
nm. AKRTyE-l20S q n, LSS I'M, s:l2 p N; st0u.
benyiiie accommodation S;GS p n, WellEyille Ac.
comfnodAtion SIS m
n. 4. d @. RAilwny-LIIyI Bellhre for
WoodSdeid and Hummeraeld at 6.t5R q. M and 400
p.m, IlliYr a BellAifs NJ etbA. n. and ts2op,n,
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TEE police who are on night duty in the
suburbs Of London will be hereafter armed
with r~eyolverS.
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In The Circuit Court iot Ohio County, wetv!EInI
william F. Zane and rlatOfrR zRuc)
nChAntcy.
. Charles Z, Zano and Others.

U6Aflcs Z, LhnO bhu oIhcfE.
By vIlue oil decree entered by said court IN Tie
above emitted CIuSe on the 9th day OF October.
1853, the u~udeniGned appointed thereby a SWctt
Commissioner for the purpose, Will sell al IuSEic
tale. Ut the front door Of the Court House q aid
m
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sATuRpAY, NoYENpER II, lssa,

ANl
commencing q; 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following raj
estate, namely: The undivided half OF a cFrLis
tract oil land lying ard being situate Oh 2apIf
island, in the city Of Wheeling, III the county d
Ohio, State OF West Virginia, known snd CtFCisI
as follows: Beginning ct u sake on the west Ite
OF South Penn street, on q line with J ktOnEI
northern fence; thence with tho western line d
Youth Pom street south Q degIees east "a ala
D les 10 The hedge row; thsnce with the hedRen nv
South 50 degrees west I 2s-l0 poles; ttence rCHhS
degrees west "a 42.10o polest TO q stake; lhruce poth
so degrees cast 7 g TO- poles 10 the bcGiEniug, ca,
tanning one acre 80 6.io0 poles, moe or les
Al.o n certeln tract oil land situated un2ineB0t
Wheeling lklBnd. In the city II Wheeling. bOunGld
on the north BY a straight line through the tenlle
OF Fink str Of, extending westerly iTtm sOuth lin
street TO South Penn ttIeot; on the east by soaIh
Kim street; on tho south by land Of K ]. stone
and on the wei by South Penn street.
Said last mentioned trAct Of land will ant b
offered for sale as RwsCle, and then In lots q
laid out by the Special Commissioner, a plat Of
which can b. seen at bis office, aud sale Will b
made In the manner by which the largest umn
be realized.
IERMs OF sALE.-one-thir i and so much more
the purchase money Us III Q purchaser shall elect 10
pay In cash, Tho balance In two equal insiIllutnts
at sik and twelve months evidenced BY notes
bearing interest fIom the day Of sale, the title BE-
ing retained until the purchase money bpGld in
NIL.