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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
Sheriff Sale

DY VIRTUE OF AN ENE .i ION i--t.f ID out of the District Court v 2. ..-. ..-..- ial ciistrsct of ihe Territory O. t.....a .. md for the County of PIma. on the srt tas ,. -.- temher. lsS5. and tO ne direct an te.1e-.. an a certRin action wherein L. LeckeaHa.t -.l Albert steinfr.d. p.hi tih-. rrc.'--.' menJ Agafnst the Omega Copper Ni.. ..a.- pany for the sum of too thoustud ,-. ...-.t and forty two and 3t-iu S-.li 3t G...a.. .'. m e est thereon at the rate %. tc- ur- ...r t.- snnum until p-I.', aad the aCcruI. ....-. ... upon which Jud.. .mr.t th"r. rrutia-. H... f.a sale of persona proper y, a hllau t........ ing Co tho sum of one truI sand -.- .-Hl eight UT and 2l-l,J lSlh-i-.| .... .-. .. the costs Of thus levy arU -lir. iHr. ....t upon all the following Ca-c.t..s.. Iruf...s. .. .- a,ed. HIng and bstug lu ff" f.r.s-'.# . istTict. County of Pm @, ieiutu.y of a.H.H Co wit, The Omega mlue aud tre tu E. . ist extension south. the i"'tiv. u"..... winch are recorded u the Oillcs rf f.r... .... of said Pima County m book I. it -.. I'd. Mrne-, at pAgs- tli. t5I ami t3I, rr.. 70 . .-.. mines couvey ed by IilCkuey b. -u .s. I.. Ochoa. sydney E Del .uE, trsde--. l. .-.t .... nd Ih ,mis J. Jruor.s tu tL- br.- I". Mining Con pauS by de q car-i tG ..f of October, l,-2. and couisu J1 'H' the kacUr ier of and Pima uult-. II" ... -. nrCord- of deCds of Mine, co page .. ... lj1. c. which Iecutd- reference ga a.-. -.s' for more partIcuiar de-criprluu u' -..I also alt the rig- tie and su-efe-t %, s.... ant ia and Co that certain iIscv "- ..... .. ErOurd To, ated b. A. A. Me < on pr HI.... t.. ary 9th, iS-5. m sad County ut Pima. f.-. of Arizona, about tw1 and one hsIf ruI..-- r. . sad mega mine, and commonly know. ... record n the kecUrder'- Otlce Of -... ..H County as 'lh- Peuu-y lyanta Mi.i -i-r ..- the same prOpert, upon which th' -f.r....- .. nacs and sm,lter of the Omega per MinIUg Company is sitUatgi- tuE-r' .- a 6il and siugular the tenem-nts l-. r..If...'..- and appurtena c theregutO belonging .-- .- Rrywise Rpper aiming.
 and notice Is hereby gwen thRt o1 Sat the seventeenth d-y of O~tOber, i--' -.s the houss of 70 o'clUck a. m. nd @ % .-...a .- m, m front of the Court House dour i. r. ..s of TucrOn, Coun of Pima, Ierritory or '-.. .A WIll sell all the right. utle and m err-- .t .i defendants m and to all tiIe above .i.-..."Fi prOperty ht public auction, Co th- li-.e.' r.- best bidder. for each Iu lawful cur.-- much thereof as mas he necessary Foo -...-.s sand judgment and all costs.
 R. v. Tata.
 Sheriff of Pima tYa-'l- Dated. Tucson. September %, l--l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
SUMMONS
IN THE JUsTICE'sCorprrrrr,-.

IN THE J JUSTICE'SCOUPT Trrr,--r.. Il Afltona. Oounfy n, P. a. fs-- r4 .--4 vs
 c3tt, Jtsuce Of the P.a-s. I--a.-. ,..
 J. x. Sehells plalu-iH. g. t ...- -.. t fendant Demand -H a-
 The Territory of ATzars -.-.. George hamEey dat-r.a-r .H
 You are hereby -umm.r.i and -...,..-... pear oefore me. at ny office. .- -..s-.,. son and County of P'.-e .- .... --.. ..- t1ber. A. D.. i->l. ar q. u'.......-. - .- .'- The coupi1l of '-- ah.y. ham. t.' ..... demAnd- "t y"u ta- y1u a-s .- he sum ut ttrlJfy .rgu a-., -'-...-.- dollirs' Tor m"1-y .g--ei ana. d...-.-... -....' '' .rj sS'' ,fi i,,, .-'.. .-'t .- -r' r.-.-. plant as her E rsg...sf. .t % ,.... ... Of th sult ana ..- i--.- A. D.. Is>I .- .- ----' -'
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

The Yuma Sentinel gives the details Of the trials and hardships of two San Diego men who attempted to cross the desert on their way to sonora, with a team. They neglected to provide an ample supply of water, and came very near perishin2 from thirst. They killed their famishIng horses for theI- blood, and then made their way to Fl Rio sta ton on the railroad. Section Bos- Greenleaf provided for their wants and sent them to Yuma.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
Looking This Way.

4 letter 10 the Tombstone Record Epiiaph fronI the manager ot the Inter national UniOn nt Chicago gives evil dencs o- tue renewed interest now taken 10 Arizona il ths eastern states. The letter Is dated September liih. sni reads Hs follows:
 GESTs:-I have jus; read a clipping from your paper in reference ;o the Salt River valley, Arizona. am glad tO as- sure you that now that Ghs truth k be ing published about AriZDna. great in- t,iest Is being taken in it's semi-tropical frui; belt. and we are dally in receipt of letters. as we'll as Iersrnai applications, for reliable information about Its re- sources. When land Can be fought in the Salt River valley just as good us at Los Angeles and EigcTsile, C,l, ior SIJ to S2u per acre, jt will surely draw the se;ilcr=. Let lion. Patrick Hamilton and others orcurl1- Lu immigrant as- SOC 'a;i1n for Arizona. auI help along the br m
 V. IT. IAETJy,
 Manager.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

Cochiss county has good represen- tation ID Tucson, just now, occasioned by number of her people having been summOped as U. 5. grand jurors. Among them are noticed M. L. Calhoun, J. C. Hays, \. B. Walker, J. H. Behan, B. A. Packard, Bet Cook, B. 5. Golf man, Richard Rule, T. F. Parish, T. J, Jeffords and MT Robarts- A number of Graham county citizens are expect ed to reach here this afternoon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
Notice for Publication
Pre-euptioa So. I-,-.
LAND OFUcE trTuJ-oy

LAND OFiICE tr IUC~0S Nslrryt A----. r. I,-. Notce ls hereby gwen t.a. ,. f....... name'i settler has uled notice .s ..- r-....'.@ Co make nuAl proof In support .s ..- ....-. ..t that sad proof Wlll hs made nes -. -.. ...-.-.- and Receiver at Tucson. a-..-.. lr. s... Zbth, lssi viz; Je-us Mura-e L.....-.. a.. na, f"r the W a of x V a a.I N W ..r.SV.. Sec. li. Ip. I3 S. b Is r. He names the fuiiorlur v-.r..-.- -. --.,. hls Cununu1us rtsIIerJ- aT.r mi .... vatiOn of said laud VIZ. jo-1 J.--....... ...s .... ingtOu, Arizona; Ant uIo ~,t.a. e. H,..-...- Arizona; Antonio tuu....1.t.. u- !. ....r.-,.. Arizona; Ramon Gailgss- uf Ee...-.- ,-.-
 BIN. 5i IHDA.t>. l......- First rr,blirati,r Am r---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

The Southern Pacific hotel ct Yuma had 6 narrow escape from destructien by fire. last Thursday, through the kerO- sene route. The Mexican boy who tried to light the fire succeeded in doing SO, but the doctors say he will not be able to repeat the folly fer several weeks to come.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

Lieut.. Britton Davis, of the 3rd Cav airy, the brave young officer who has made such a brilliant record m charge of Indian scouts in pursnit Of the Apaches in Sonora, contemplates retir- ing to civil life, and pending the con- sIderation of proposition Of civil em- plOyment he Is relieved from duty in this department In relieving Lieutenant Davis the department Commander as- sures him that the efficiency, erergy and good judgment with which he has at all times performed the difficult and st times dangerous duties intrusted to him are thoroughly appreciated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
Noiice for Publication.
HuIaestestN.tt
LAsp OsrIcs /. L-..--

LAND OPTICS s- I.cslH. .......t
 -.-. Notice is hereby uv.- ..- named settler has ulsd un-l... . make hnal proof Iu support .. .. .a.....l that sand proof wIii be md. .- and Receiver at lUc-yu. AE....-. 1--5. VIZ; John Baker. iuc- Lots and [ and > Of Nr .. -... I...H~. n F..
 He names tho fo .owlur 7r1s- ---. hiS c0utiuurus rt5 Ieg,c .T,.. ... .rr..1 off, sad land. v:z:
 Charley Brown. oi Tucson, A.- .-t ..-- tn, oi Fort Lowell. Ar,zuUa-- II. .. tucson. ArIZoua; ll,y Nr ...... "- -.... Arizona.
 BEN B. THOMAS ....',-. First prblicRtlou Au--. --. l--.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
Notice for Publication.
LAND OPTIC ,rTr..oy. ,aryt.
Homes.ea'i No. ii--

LAND OPTIC ,T Tr.-Hv. tE.r.yt.
 lr..- ..-.- Notice i- h-rehg given t.-- ... .r. named settler has ni,d rarrc-.. ..-I. -.....- .a make irsl proof t-uIv.r of I.. .... .rI hat said proof VIII b- u.. -. ..-. ... ...-. .- and receiver at lu sIu. -r... ..., .# ...-...-> lssl. viz: i-idor Far,u o. I..-.r. .-e.- f- the . and SN- of N. ..fNEt. Sac.2I. lp. IS x. B.. l. '. N H. names the fuI!,u.... Do. ..--.- ." ....r his cont uuou- ls--tsu ruluU 4... ..r......f -aid land. viz.. T. J. v Hi-. Ian. ....... u. D.. Wee k- and Geo. W Wilson, a.l 70 ..a-.e Au- zOua.
 BEN. V. IHHUf- E.-...-. FIr-t publication. Aug. -. l--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

The gold cIaim Vanderbilt, owned by the Bonnell Broa, of which mention has heretofore been made m the Clarion, shows the same ledge matter Tn the shaft, which is now forty-five feet deep. that it did Nhep ground was first broken, Tbe formation ;s llme and porphyry, lime fine hanging and porphyry the foot wall If. after the shaft has been sunk SO or loo feet without showing any indics- tions of pinching or breaking off, 1t k safe to predict that the Vanderbilt will be a great gold producer. The gold ID the ledge matter Is of free milling and ilaky nature and the ledge matter resem- bles talc-some call It tslcose-and others hornbleniIc qusrizite, or decom- posed quartz. The Clarion correspon- dent will watch the development of this claim with the hope that it will prove q bonanza to the boys as well us 10 thls section of Arizona.-Clifton- Clarion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
County Court.
F. W. GREGG, JUDGE.

Fs We NAEHas "eLbh-
 THURSDAY, Sept. 2L Territory vs. Carmen ;. l.. Moreno Dismissed on motion of the District Attorney.
 Order issued to summon 3i trial ju- TOTS for territorial cases and 3O trial jurors for |. S. cases, the latter retuTna- ble Sept. 29ih.
 FRIDAY, Sept. 9. Jos O. Ford vs. Jas. GIllispie et, al jury waived
 JLas. Detoy VI. J. M. Wilkins, ct al- Trial set for october 6.
 T. l.. Stiles, assignee, vs. J. M. WIl- kIns, e al-trisl set for October 6. Tim Shanahan vs. San Car.Os Mining Co--iury trial demanded. q. W. Barter vs. Pima COunty-Plain- tifl's motion to strike out part of de- fsniant's answer, sustained. RefuGia Carillo vs. Manuel CarillO- Case submitted on the report of the com missioner.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Hannah Box and Wiley Box-The motion to quash information k denied and defendants plead "uot guilty The trial Of this case IS set for Oct ,.
 SATURDAY, Sept. 2G. Territory vs. Trinidad Padills-Iime for ssufsucn extended uBtil M0uiGy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

W. F. FITZGERALD, AssOCIATE JUSTICE
 FRIDAY, Sept. 2J. Territory vs. John Allen. Nolle p.os. entered and prisoner discharged. Territory "a. John Murphy. Reset for October 2
 Territory vs. Con Ryan. Passed un- til Monday. JUry ID th.s case dis charged.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

New York is to have a new morning journal called The Daily Telegraph, an advocate of protection to American in dusiry, the preservation and extension of the home market and the relief and elevation of labor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

There seems to be CD unusual num- Der Of strange faces upon the streets. apparently doing no work for their sup port. Some of them are tramps and perhaps some are vOr-e, snd both class es should he given a firm and pointed invitation to resume their iouneyings. Some of them look as though psdlccks were DO obstacles m the way of obtaining the collateral for & square neal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

MT l. ;. Williams has been appoint cd the agent ID this city of the Giant powder company. vice c. B. Sessions, and ncw has full charge of theIr bus mess here. He will retain the old of- fee on Congress streei, and add the bus ines9 of insurance to his dutIes. Mir. Williams IS very capable gentleman and will give good satisfaction 10 the company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

Judge Gregg today denied the mo- tion to quash the information, in the case of the Territory vs. Hannah and Wiley Box. This decisOn recognizes the validity Of the act providing for trial upon information.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
OmtIaI Records.
IOCArInNA.

Boston Queen mine, Black Range, 8 miles southwest of Casa Graude, Sept 2j, Joseph COOnte, F. C. Minshull.
 Victoria mine, same district, Sept. 21, same locatOTs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

The Deming Beef Canning Factory will commence business on the first of the coming month. The steam connec- tions were made yesterday and the ma cbinery and apparatus found to be ID good shape snd equal to the demand that will be made upon 1t for the pres ent. We predict for this enterprise abundant success.-Demiug Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

The Ore Plata Mine IS one of the old est and best l. cations m the Todd Basin, and is credited with having produced III the neighbOrhOUd of SlO0,0OO since its discovery. It IS now owned by l.. A. SandersOn. of San Francisco, but IS be iug worked by Messis. MaxsJn and Mur phy under lease. They have been work ing some three weeks. and are ruAning m the lower tunnel, which IS now in about l9O feet. We visited this mine on Tuesday last, and in the face of the tunnel found fine streak of ore which had just come in sbou, eight inches wide, and which showed every indication of opening out still wiler. Mir. Maxson has about five tons of ore on the dump, which will sample about 70 ozs. Tn silver and 5i5 oz. gold. He will not make a shipment until be has full carload, and that will be in two or three weeks according to the present outlock.-Mo- have Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

The Jupiter and Exchange mines had three assays made this week with fol- lowing results S405. Sl4OO, $500. These properties alone would make B smelter hum at Casa Grande.-The Voice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
V. II. LiAETJy,
 Manager.

TLe CITIZEN says. "The Good Temp lars Lodge, which Was recently revived, is said t0 be adding new members tn It's roll qul;e rapidly. There is still plenty of work for l; !u thi- promising field.' Tbis is gratifying. and leais ms to believe that there is some hope for tbe CrrIzSS man.-Iimes.
 There is G delicate vien ot sublerran- can humor beneath the above exquisite perpetraiioD, which must be seen to be appreciated. The publlc has been on the tiptCe of expectancy for the past month concerning the special line of talent that the Times would develop, and simultaneously with lunar phe- nomenO1 comes the iuny solution. It IS hopeful si4n that It has shown any susceptibility ot development whatever.
 Secretary II. M. Van Arman has l. turned to Prescott from Washington sndiniorms the Courier tbst he Is ot the opinion that the republican federal officials of this Territory will not be re- moved for some tine tO come. His req son for thinking % is that as Arizona is small potatoes and few m a bull in official eyes, attention will not be given if for some time to come, and thst few will be disturbed until their comm ssions expire.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

X Washington telegram oi Scp.s.aayr l9;h sHys; EX-GOvernor St. John is in town after scalps. He hes been spending most of the time at the POsto!icc De pertinent. Toe President rrcoled the late Prohibition candidate with great deal Of coriisiity. and is said C. huvc invited Nr. St. John to express hIs wish es. m order that they mlslt toe compiled with. This St. John was not at ull re- luctant io to and left The White Hou e going direct to the Postotiice Depart neuf. where he gave a list Oi pos masters 10 his own Stale whom be waated re moved for offensive craftsmanship. Whether the Postoilice Department will coincide with his wishes or not k a ques- tion. but 1t is probable that he can have all the removals he wants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

Duyeupor; is a resident of Bath, Steu- ben county, which hc represented Tn the State Senate m IS1S. While holding this position MT. Davenport WAS ins;Tu- mental n causing the Soldiers Home for the state ot New York tO be bullt at Bath. Because of this service and he further iact that Ee fought gallEntly for the Union, Ee Is very popular with ihe ex-s0liiers. During rue war be receiv- ei wounds which crippled him. The experience which be bas gained as aa active politician for many years will stand hIm in go Il stead through tue struggle upon which he bas now en- tered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
DEEDS.

DEEDS.
 q. s. Eaton to August HeEme, Meadow valley ranch water right, ArI- vaca canon Sj.OOO.
 LA. WhitmOre to c. Laux, IT,, th interest in the Last Chance mine; con siierstIcn S1; dated August 3O, 1885. <. ". Unthank to J. A. WhitmoTe; r interest in the Last Chance mine; con- sideratiOn Sl. dated August 3J, 1885. Antonio Grass tO Joseph COOnte, Monitor No. miue, Black Range mts., $50.
 J. M. Kirkpatrick to Chss \. Shaw, Joe Bowers mine, Oro Blanco district, SjO",
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Bill of sale, II. W. Fenuer i1 Augu-t Hemme ling of desert land claim, el- IT, .353. Sl.
 Bin of sale, c. s. Eaton to August Hemme. filing of desert had claim, en- try 3j4. Sl.
 Power of Attorney. II. W. Fenner to August Hemme to act in Desert Entry 3j3,
 Power Of attorney, G. s. Eston to Au- gust Hemme to ac5 iu Desert Entry, SJ3.
 Two water right locations, Arivaca canon, by August Hemme.
 Articles of incorporation of NOgRles Publishing Company. Capital stock S2O,OO0, m 20,0CO shares. lucOrporaturs, John l. GInn, Jno. Anderson and Der nabe C. Brichta.
 Brand and ear-mGrk-August Hem me, Pima county.
 Marriage certificate, A. J. Ammerman to AntonIa Martinez, at Tucson, AprIl II, 1881.
 Power Of Attorney. C. E. Sessions to Joseph Sessions.
 Water right, Arivac1 canon, four miles west from Ar!vacs, Sept. 2j, A Hemme.
 Brand and ear mark. IL P. Squires.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03
District Court.

Territory vs. Trinidad Padills-Time for sentence extended until Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

VACCINATING $50 A DAY.-The Marine hos
pital bureau is informed that the sanitary in
spectors in the Burlington (Vt) district are vac
cinating passengers from Canada at the rate OF
about 1 50 n day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

MOVEMENT OF NAVAL NEsSELs.-The vessels
of the North Atlantic squadron are to be or
dered to the vicinity of Tampa bay. Fla, for
practice of ship manoeuvers with torpedoes In
landing men, &c. They will rendezvous there
for about a month. The Brooklyn, recently com.
misSiOned. will Join the SQUADRON.
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RaltfmOre Mark efa.

BALTIMORE, Nd, October 23-virgna skies,
consolidated. 61ia psstdue coupons, 5Sss; new ten
forties, 1884, new threes. 59 North Carolina skies,
old, Lie bid to-day.
middlng, 9as- Flour quiet and rather easy-Howard
street and western super, 3.l2a3 90; do extra,
3.75a4.35; do. family. 4.5Oa5.12 city mills super.
3OOa3.6O do. extra 375a4.25; do. Rio brands, 5OOa
6.25 Patapsco family, $50; do. superlatiee patent
625. Wheat-southern quiet and easy; western quiet
1.O2: No. 1 Maryland. 95a97 No. western winter
red. spot. 9Oa90a4 November. 9llsa9l ss December,
94l4a94As; January, 96ssa964- Corn-southern quiet,
but firm; western dull. but firm; southern white.
5Olsa5Oas: November. 4sea49l.; year, 45laa45's
January. 44asa45hs Oats quiet-southern, 3oa34
Pennsylvania 3Oa34 western white 32a34: do mixed.
29a3l. Rye nominally steady 65a61 Hay firm
prime to choice Pennsylvania ana Maryland, lSO0a
Zoo Provisions steady. Mess pork. 1000 Bulk
meats-shoulders and clear rlb sides, packed. 4Lati
BacOn-shoulders. o. clear rib sides. ga; hams, LIZA
la LArd-refned. "a. Butter steady-creamery
2Oa25; dairy, 15a1S. Eggs hrm 20. Petroleum
nominaily steady-refned. s'.asse Coffee quiet and
fairly steady.A son. 6asas; copper refined dull
1Oat a11. Whisky firm, 1l9al. DO Freights to Liver
pool per steamer quiet and noIninal-cotton sgd.
6our ls grain easy, 2l2a24xd per bushel Receipts
-four; 800 barrels wheat l6yOS . bushels; corr
bushels Shipments-corn QUO bushels ssaes-
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, III. October % pm.-wheat stronge
closing lc higher-Cash, SSa<; November. ssh: DE
cember $50: Nay, 064s Corn frmer-Cash 4lL No
vember, 38ia year, 36zs. Oats higher-Cash IS
November; 25a May. 2ss Rye ella Barley; . 70
November. a27ls; December. S32la: January, 9.l6
Lard steady-Cash. $50; November. 5.S7aa; Decem
Der, O. 90
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOOV
THos J. FISHER & CO.


cHA AiGHTA SALE OF AN IMPROVED LOT ON
E EHH y 10 STREET NORTHWEST EXTEND
ERs,N nEi sx EE,M BOUNDARY STREET. AM
WAsHTNaeaTTdENN gE, IN THE COUNTY OF
the nsrct q decree of the Supreme Court of
a,aur.s Sause, NO, S6l1 wherein John H King f!iG
Ausoi vi the last will of Anna Pinlon de-
$500, Is complainant, and William, Brown is de
Ienuaut, the Undersigned Trustee will sell at publif
aTHMSf ENr At FIVE O'CLOCK PM, on FRIDAY, the
~. w t-N ~ -IHiRD DAY OF OCTOBER 1883 In
' "a me premises, the following described prop
w - piece of real estate lying and stu
se , IL .e county Of Washington District of Columbia
t h 'y y as and described the south half of the
ir .snat Is the quarter) of Lot 81 in Wright
$500 s;uoalvlsion of part of Pleasant Plains,
GSaeN Ia the records of Washington county, i'm the
;S,h ai1resald said quarter lot being l5 feet in
",1th Dy IL S35-1U0O feet deep
no naid in sac Onethrd of the purchase money to
o pu n ois, and the balance in two equal install
d respectively in and two years after
vi sae anu bearing interest at the rate of six pei
cfaser Per annum, for which notes Of the pur
snail pc given, secured by deed of trust ON the
pbboperty s1d or all cash at the option of the
SaSei: al conveyancing at cost of the purchaser
ewn 81 500 required when The property kgocked
i ~ Gays the Trustee reserves the right TO resell
e property at the risk aud of the deaulting
CHASER after five days previous advertisement
RUTLEDGE WILSON, Trustee,
oclZdSds 400 9th st. NV.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioneera.

w
cHANcERY SALE OF XALUAg5E E,n IN:
ON AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS
AND SOUTH w AND WATER STREETS
SOUTHWEST, WASHINGTON, d. C..
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of e.seA
the District of Columbia, passed on the 9th day im@
phrey ct al VS.. Humphrey ct al, No. 941O, E9: DOG
DAY, the WORCESTERSHIRE DAY OF OCTO-
BIER, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front OF the
respective premises, Original Lot Forty (4O) in
Square No. sos in the City of Washington, in the Dis
trict OF Columbia improved by the large three
Brick Dwelling House. No. 456 N street southwest;
also Lots 3d. So 81, S. So 60. 81 and 81 recorded
in Surveyors Office District of Columbia In Book 13
page 1873 in the subdivision of Meader and Wheeler,
trustees. of Original Lots Forty-One (41) and Forty
two t42) i'm said square No $685. also, on the same
day, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front
of the premises Lot One a in square south of Square
No situated at the southeast corner Of Water and
w streets southwest
Terms ofsale: One-third of the purchase money of
each piece of property in cash and the residue IN Two
equai instalnents payable respectively at one and
years from the day OF SALE with interest secured
by deed Of trust upon the property OF all cash. the
Quired each piece of properly at time OF sale, ana
terms he complied with within ten days thereafter
property may be re-sOld at risk and cost OF pur-
chaser, after three days advertisements In The Star
newspaper: All conveyancing and recording At cost
Of the purchaser. -
c. C. MEApOR Trustee
0OS 18th at w.. WashingtOn d. C.
WOODBURY. WHEELER. Trustee,
oc15-1Ot 321 41a St NV.