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Mr.. Ts,dcn.. Letter .s wssharawss.

MIR. Ttldcn,s Letter svf wfshAFaWos.
he DECLINES THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. ~
The PRESIDENCY BECAUSE or HIS ApsAS~~
WARS AND DECLINING srSHS0rH
The predicted withdrawal q Mr.. Tflden -
presidential Candidate Is formally announced .
letter addressed 10 Daniel Manning, chairman on
the democratic state committeeo OF New YORK, uisou
date OF June 18th. Mr.. Tilden quotes largely from
his letter written June isth 1850. giving his re-
sons at that time for declining 80 rcnominauon-
private life ana freedom from care and toll which
his health demanded "ln the four years WHICH
have since elapsed continues MT: Tllden .notnc
strengthen, the considerations which induced my
Withdrawal from public hfe.n This determinattoo,
he states, was frankly communicated 60 ais f1enda,
and several under the sanction or their own Names
nave announced that II WAS irreversibla The 90
caslon which now compels him 20 CONSIDER me
Qu-Stlon Is one Tor which he IL not responsible Tho
appeal made 20 him by the democratic masses de-
mands not only the most deierental consideration,
not Inconsistent with his Judgment OF duty.
The letter then reyerts 10 the potent influence o.
the governmental machinery for administering Jus
lice and Tor making and executing laws and the
value 10 The people OF the OF this machinery
nom The perversions which make it the instrument
Oh conspiracy and fraud He says that In 1875 be
accepted the presidential nomination .because of
the general conviction that my candidacy would
best present the issue Of reform which the demo-
cratic majority or the people desired 70 have worked
our In the federal government as IL had been IN
that Of the state Of New York.
growth OF false construction and corrupt practices
Win which twenty years OF continuous maladpain-
lstfatlon have infected the whole governmental
system or the United States. To redress these
evils Is work OF great difficulty and labor, and
would embrace period OF nearly fve years al
ought not 10 assume a task which have not the
pny Seal strength 10 carry through To reform the
administration OF the federal government, 20 no
allie my own ideal, and 10 fulfl the Just expecta-
uohs OF the people would, indeed, warrant, AZ they
could alone compensate the sacrifices which ne
undertaking would involve. But In my condition
OF advancing years and declining strength feel no
assurance OF my ability TO accomplish these objectA
am, therefore constr aimed To say, definitively.
tnat cannot now assume the labors or an admin
lstratlon or " canvass" He closes 10y saying: 81
am consoed 10y the reflection that neither the
democratic party, nor the republic for whose future
that party Is the best guarantee, Is now, or ever
can De- dependent upon any one man for their sue.
cessful progress In the path OF a noble destiny.
Having given 10 their welfare whatever OF health
and strength possessed, could borrow nom the
future, ana having reached the term OF my capa-
city Tor such labors as their welfare now demaida
i but submit TO the will OF God In decming my Rub.
lie career forever closed"
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je9-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
VVHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT 4 IN SQUARE SOUTH
Of Square Ioa. AT THE FOOT OF SOUTH
GGPlI1h sTK ZEE WITH pIv1 TIE he's SAW MILL
the 9th day Of February A D. 1873, and recorded 3
In Iber No. Se3. folio 49, OF the land records ~
for the District of Columbia and at the request in writ
said deed secured the undersigned Trustees will SELL
IRE e Da
that certain parcel of lying in the City Of Wash
tngtOn, in the District Of Columbia and known aud
Rnated on the ground plat plan, Of said city Lot
f0S (seven hundred and eighty Also all the water and
whafng privileges to the said lot belonging and all the
right title interest property claim and estate of the
South s street, bounding the said lot. BY reason
OF tie grading and filling of the same, by those
Of those whose estate he had hath in said
The property hereby intended be transferred being
said deed of trust together with all and singular the
privileges, appurtenances and Entertainments to the said
lot belonging or In any wise appertaning, and all the
Implements appliances. chattes furniture and articles
now in or upon said premises whether added placed
estate right title interest. claim and demand both at
law and In equity of the said party Of the first part
said deed Of trust IN and to the same.
cash. (of which $500 must be paid the time of sae)
and the residue in six and twelve months from date
of sale in equal sums for which the purchaser must give
annuIn until paid, the to be secured by deed of
trust with covenant Of insurance the satisfaction
Of the Trustees of all the property sod all cash at
the purchaser default il the terms Of sale are
not complied with within FIVE days from the day Of SALE
je7-d&ds JOHN SELDEN, ( AiuS'ees
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The Floods in Pennsylvania.

PITTsBuRG, June 12.-Points along the Allegheny
valley were visited yesterday by one OF the heaviest
rain storms known for many years. causing the
most destructive flood since 1855 At Brookville,
Pa, the dams at North Fork mills, Bryant and
wainwright and the Itch mills gave way, carry
Ing with them lumber, valued 9 $4,000 Two
bridges were washed away, many small buildings
from their houses and compelled to seek shelter
elsewhere for the night. In P1ttsburg the rise in
the Allegheny river last night was very rapi0 and
a number OF coal bargeS were swept from their
moorlngs, but were caught by tOw-bOats unlnJured.
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TOHN SHERMAN CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND CNIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN The DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA


By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated April 18th, -
A.. ID. 1889 and duly recorded in 1iber No. 038 N
folio lss Ct seq. one Of the land records q the
Of the unpaid notes secured thereby we will offer ior
hereipsfteE mentiSrsd real estate to wit;
lssA: :; At HALF-pAsT FOUR O'CLOCK T; NJ we win
square $50 said lot being unimIroved and lying the
east side Of I'd street. between Virginia avenue and
on THE SAME DAY, AT. HALF-PAsr FIVE
O'CLOCK n, we viii offer lot lettered D." in block
numbered seventeen Cd Of Howard University subdi-
vision OF bingham Place said lot being improved by
two small tenements. and lying on the north side Of
On TUESDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE, 1854. AT HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
will offer lots 50 and 80, In H. H. Gillett's subdi.
vision Of lots II and u II square lA0 improved by two
Psctiysly. n2s and il2 3. 18th street northwsst
half Of the in cash. and the residue In
two equal In six and twelve months to be
secuEsd BY deed Of trust upon the property sold and
last two pscss wiz b sold for cash subject to deed q
each piece Of when lid l. accepted The tru.
cost Of defaultng purchaser the terms OF sale not
complied with In seven days from day Of sale. All
veysncing and rscort,inE a purchaser,s cost.
,.s.osa 40. v. q sT HaHS Trussses
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1NALrER B. WILLIAMS + CO.. Auetioneers
TRgsIEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET BETMEEM g an CoRC0R uAsII

PSo Per sA FRoST1Nd oH -h FiFTEENTR
STREET sFREETs asp AT Hc2IoS
1885 and duly recorded IN tiber No. 042, folio Ea
AS ct seQ one Of the land records for the District
thereby. Will sell ct PUBLIC auction n front Of the
premises on sATgRDAY. JUNE TWENTY-F1RsT. A,
Of ground situate lying and being in the City Of Wash
Davis sub Of part Of square No. 1885, fronting
feet on 18TH street and running back with
one hundred and twelve In the surveyors Office of the
District Of Columbia with the improvements thereon
consisting Of two story and basement brick dwelling
with modern improvements.
Terms Of sale: ne-thrd cash balance in Six twelve
and eighteen months. with interest from day Of sale
to be secured BY the notes Of the and deed
chaser's option. Adeposit Of siCO win be required at
the time Of ssis The terms Ct sale are not complied
serve the right resell at the cost and rsk Of the de-
cost; JAMES Mon, GAnkINGTON.l Tru.te~
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II.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the SupremeaA8s
Court of the District Of Columbia passed in equity$
cause 1894. June Sd. the undersigned Trustee,
Sy FIJI THE Of aHSfo9
at HALF-pAsT FOUR OCLoCKP NJ in front Of the
In square two and ninety (290 being that part
contained within the metes and bounds following
wit beginning at the southwest angle Of said lot 49,
and running thence north along the east side of public
alley seventy feet six inches thence east twelve feet
and half inches thence south seventy feet six
inches to alley thirty feet wide and thence along
said alley twelve feet seven and oneha inches to
place Of beginning.
The terms Of sale are: One-t third Of the purchase
money in cash and the balance In two equal nstaents
ct and two from the day Of SALE such deferred
payments to bear interest at the rate of six cent
deed Of trust Of the property all cash. at the OPP
ton Of the purchaser deposit Of fifty dollars will be
ct the cost Of purchaser the terms Of sale not
right resell the property ut the risk and
cost Of the deSaultiLg purchaser;
je6-d&dR GEORGE c. PAYNE, Trustee.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FOUR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. IMPROVED
BY BRICK DWELLIEGS, NOS 1923, 1888. 1885

DALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY On FOUR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. IMPROVED
BY BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. 1923, 1885, 1885,
AND 1885,. IN WASHINGTON CITY.
By virtue of a deed of trust from Henry w. How
gate and wife to the undersigned, duly recorded in
I1br poo folio 4's ct seq, one Of the land records
OF the District of Columbia and OF order in the suit
Of the United States of America Henry W. Howgate
ct al No 1919 Equity in the supreme Court Of the Dis
trtct Of Columbia, we will on SATURDAY. THE TWEN-
I1-FlRST DAY OF JUNE. 1884, at HALF-PAST FOUR
at public auction all those certain pieces parcels Of
ground situate and lying the City Of Washington,
District of Columbia. and known and described lots
numbered thirty 3O) thrtytwo (32) thirty three (33)
thirtyfour (34 thirty t35) thirty six $685. thirty
seven go and thirty eight (38 in square numbered two
hundred and thirty eight (239) according to Henry A.
Wizards subdivision of lots to L. of Fishers subdiv-
sion OF ORIGINAL lots in said square. the Ia
corded IN the office of the of the District afore-
said i'll Lber II. D. C.. folio 49, The property will be Of
fered In parcels Said property IL improved by four
comfortable Brick Dwellings,
Terms of sale One half cash. balance in equal install
nents i'll six and twelve months from day SALE the
notes Of the purchasers to be given the
deferred drawing per cent nterestper
notes be secured deed Of trust premises
sold or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
chasers All conveyancing at purchasers cost. de-
posit Of two hundred and fifty dollars will required
each piece of property when is knocked down II
the terms OF sale not complied with in days
from day OF sale the property will be resold by the
trustees at the risk and of defautng purchaser
purchasers after five days advertisement.
JAMES S E, FITCH, Trustees
DUNCANSOS BROS. Auctioneers. 1ell-dEds
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Distinguished Guest. at a BANQUET.

LANCASTER, Pa, June 12.-The annual banquet
or the Pennsylvania Farmers Club, was held at
the residence OF Col. James Duffy, OF Marietta,
this afternoon. Among the members and guests
present We're Senators EdnundS, Pendleton, Bay
ard j. Donald Cameron and Angus Cameron, Hon.
Samuel j. Randall, Gen Simon Cameron, Charles A.
Dana, George w. Ch1lds and the judges OF the SUI
preme court OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT. CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE
AND K STREET SOUTH
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in a..
Liber No lOl1. folio A. Of the land records of
the District Of Columbia We will sell in front Of A
the premises on SATURDAY, JUNE TWENTY FIRST
1ssi at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ ali that
part OF original lot Numbered one o. IN square
bcred seven hundred and thirty eight 138) beginning
at southeast corner OF said square thence by and with
the line Of street west eightyfour s feet; thence
wardly seventyseven 10 feet by line making right
ansle with tn line OF New Jersey avenue and thence
600 feet to the point Of beginning together with all the
Terms Of sale $500 cash balance equal instalments
AZ six twelve and eighteen months bear inter-
est SIX per cent payable semi annually and to be
cured by deed Of trust. Conveysncing &C. at pur-
chaers cost AdePost OF $50 at time of sale Further
terms announced at sale In regard to compliance
TIN sss, yIps1N T CEL VI Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ALTERING
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE FARM IN WASHINGTON COUNTY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT PUBLIC SALE.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from John E. Chap HS
Pell dated Sd Of January 1883. and recorded in Nv
liber lC29 folio 18 Of the land records Of the -
District Of Columbia and At the request Of the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustee will offer
TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE, 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the following described premises; situated in
Part Of tract Of land called 'F1echals Chance" be-
ginning for the same ct bound stone from which the
maker and Charles r Belt are marisd and running
Is perches thence south Oh degrees 34 perches
thence south degrees west ~ thence south
by and with the said county road north Az deerees
east perches thence in straight line S0S perchss
the beginning containing 20 OF land
with all the buildings and improvements to the
belonging.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. balance IN equal instruments and two
from date with interest from day Of SALE to be secured
by deed OF trust on the premises the purchaser
may pay All cash. All conveyancing at the expense Of
je2-d&ds WALTER GREENFIELD. Trustee.
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40 FOB MEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS
20 three dAya Drug Store u n. ath street.
sep8 tsoPennA ava. Warrington, Do
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THIS EVENING".
TOLEY, Auctioneer.

EOLEY. Auctioneer.
MONDAY. JUNE NINTH, at TEN AM and SEVEN
p NJ, continuing TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY at same hours. we viii
sell to close business
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF STORE 215 PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE N W.,
Known O'MEARAS SPORTING AND MUSICAL
BAZAAR.
STOCK CONSISTS OF
Guns, violns Cutlery Fishing Tackle Combs and Hair
Brushes Tooth Brushes Toys, Razors and Straps Re-
yolvers Banjos Notions Cartridges Wheels Fortune
Rifles Tool Chests Pocketbooks Balls and 600 useful
days.
Dealers should attend the sale as the goods will be
almost given away. jelO-lm
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TEN VALUABLE SUBURBAN BUILDING LOTS ON
LINCOLN AVENUE, THIS SIDE OF GLENWOOD
CEMETERY
On TUESDAY: JUNE SEVENTEENTH 1884, m
at SIX O'CLOCK r M on the premises, I shall TfP
Ksating subdivision Of Prospect Hill fronting Lin
rection is rapidly enhancing in value and is in great
inand and the sale should attract the attention of
ties wishing profitable investments
Terms: Onethird cash the residue in two equal pay
ments. at six and twelve months with bearing
terest and secured by decd of the property
sold. All conyeyancinR. SC, at purchasers cost de-
posit OF $50 will be required each lot at the time
sale
je9-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON
l. slAIH SIhEEI, BETWEEN G AND Il STREETS
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION

oOU IHWESi, AT AUCTION.
by virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia in equity cause No. 1884 ii
oSinoenDourn, adminlstratrtI. Vs. Duvan ct al, -
WI sell IN front Of the premises MONDAY. THE
Id,HHIENi4 THIRD DAY OF JUNE, A. d 1884, at SIX
NJ all that piece or parcel Of land and
ton city c. as and being part Of lot numbered eleven
I'D In square numbered four hundred and ninetyseven
tiS beginning for the 9th street west ut the
olvdlng line between lots 10 and H. in said square and
running thence north with line Of 9Th street west
twenty-five CID feet and one half inches 1O1S);
thence east hundred QO0 feet rear line of lot
ii BY line parallel to the dividing line between said
lots 10 and H. thence south with said line six (6)
feet ten and q half inches u01D thence west with
other dividing line between lots and IL twenty five
9 feet thence south with another dividing between
lots and IL sixteen 6 feet TO the northeast corner Of
lot To- thence west along dividing line between lots 10
and ii to the place of beeinning containing l887k
square feet less, together with improvements
ways. easements. &C.
Terms One-fourth cash. balance In three equal in
stalments payable tn Six twelve and eighteen months
from day of sale notes to be secured deed Of
deposit of 81 90 at time Of sale conyeyanc1ng &C. af
purchasers cost. Terms to be coupled with In ten
days otherwise trustee right to resell at risk
and cost OF dfauting purchaser after five days public
notice of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, d. G.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
3A2 street n. ".
DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers jeIl-d&ds
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ALIILLIIIA IIJIIIN NNFFF
PARr1Es FoR Euno2E

Should take BRUNSWICK BERTH in use exclusively
on the INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE
These berths X perfectly level under all conditions
OF weather arOrdIng perfect rt a ii comfort night
thus doing away with many II the discOnfors
travel.
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Bishop simpson Critically III.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-The Illness Of Bishop
Matthew Simpson, which has been Of considerable
duration, has reached critical stage. This morn
Ing consultation OF physicians was held at the
bishops residence in this city. They report that
his condition Is changed for the better, but he Is
still very i'll
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Frank H. Cushman, the absconding teller OF the
Merchants National bank OF Providence, r L, was
arrested at Havre, France, yesterday.
The New jersey state Medical society, In thefl
meeting at Cape May yesterday, disclosed horn-
Bile state OF affairs existing In the treatment OF
the insane poor through the county houses OF that
state.
Hugh wynne of Wilmington, Del, postal
clerk, was last evening arrested, charged with
rObbing the mails.
John c. Emo was yesterday discharged from Gus
tody on q writ OF habeas corpus, In Quebec, and
Immediately rearrested on the charge OF forgery.
James Knox Polk, the nameSake and grand.
nephew OF exPreSident Polk, has been taken to the
asylum for the insane at Hartford, Conn.
Lillian Spencer, the actress, has filed bill, In
Pittsburg, of particulars in divorce suit against
her husband, Edward Clayburg, of New York, al
leging cruelty and 1nfldelity.
The Meiningen theater company viii visit Amer
lea in 1885, :
Zanzibar dispatch states that Mr.. Thompson,
the explorer, has returned In safety from the In
terror.
A man has been arrested at Berlin who is ideutt-
fed by his photograph as Degaien, the assassin OF
Col Sudeiken.
John and charles Kennedy, two laborers, OF
Louisville, KY, have fallen heirs to about e 600 600
by the recent death OF an uncle In Australia
During thunder storm at Harrisburg, Pa.
Tuesday, Frank Dively and his wife were struck
by lightning and killed
The steamship Plover, which was sent to the res
cue OF the crew OF the brig Confederate. which was
caught in an ice Zoe, returned to st Johns N.
r., having rescued f0rty-nve Of the shipwrecked
crew. The PlOver was forced to retreat, leaving
twenty-nine men In the vicinity OF the wreck.
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MICHAEL FOLEY, Auctioneer. je12-d&ds

MAGN l;ll I Mt, BUII !; SITES on FOUR;
STREET AND Ta4RIEENTH STREET, G0LuM-
BIA HEIGHTS. BEING ALL OF BLOCK THIRTY
ONE. IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE COLUMBIAN
COLLEGE GROUNDS.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE NINE-aR&
TENTH commencing at HALF-PAST FOURS$&
O'CLOCK, we will sell on the premises. all of -
Block 81 containing IL fine building lots, situated
one Of the most commanding locations of Columbia
Heights being just the crest and having splendid
view Of the city and surrounding country. This sale
presents opportunity the majority of the lots
on Columbia Heights have been sold and these lots
among the choicest and in short time these Heights
will be covered by some of the handsomes suburban
residences Of best citizens having purchased
and contemplate building The l4th street cars past
this property aud new church is now being erected
quite near
TERMS One fifth cash. and portion Of balance can
remain i've years at six cent interest payable semi
annually and other payments can be made quarterly or
yearly as may be announced at SALE at which time the
definite terms will be announced. If terms
piled with in ten days the right resell
the risk and cost of the defaun9 purchaser purc
after five days public notice of such resale
some newspaper published i'll Washington, d. c. A de-
post Of 800 required each lot sold Con-
veyancing, &c, ut cost of purchaser
A plat of the property and further information be
obtained at office OF auctioneers 9Th and streets
jel2-ts DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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victim Of early tmprudence. causing Nervous De-
| every known remedy has discovered q simple means
OF self cure which he will send free to his fellow s
| York. iylO-tu IN "a
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

AssIGNEE's SALE OF GROCERIES. &C, COZ:
tanned IN STORE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
THIRTEENTH AND STREETS NORTH
WEST
BY virtue Of an assignment made to me by Frank v.
Parker will sell at public auction, the premises.
No l30l II street northwest, on MONDAY. the Six
IEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1884. commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ the entire contents Of the grocery and
liquor store recently conducted by said Parker. con-
SstiIg Of general line Of
Groceries, Liquors.
Together with
Horse, Wagon and Harness.
Scales, superior Iron Safe. (by Miller.)
Show Cases, Counters, Shelving, &C., &C.
ty-On and after WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE
ELEVENTH and until day OF sale, bids will be received
by the for the purchase Of the entire con-
tents OF the store with the fixtures good Will
and UneIP- red lease OF three years. at private SALE
je10-N GEO. W. COCHRAN, Assignee
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TlHOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Under decree OF supreme Court, p C.: in Eg. No. a
front of the premises, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM: of Am
JUNE TWENTIETH 1884, that Frame Dwelling and
and all the interest therein Of the parties to said
Terms of sale slOO earnest money acceptance Of
bid to be forfeited Noncompliance with terms Of
sale within ten days. oneha of purchase money cash
remaining half in two equal instalments in twelve and
eighteen months with interest from day of sale secured
purchaser. WILLIAM A. MELOY, Trustee.
jelO-d&ds Attorney-at-Iaw 472 Lousiana ave