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New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
MR.. MANNING NON.COMMITTAL.
THE PRESIDENT ELECT HARD AT WORK-THE CABi-
NET SAID TO BE INCOMPLETE.
fRY rgLsGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNkt

THE PRESIDENT ELECT HARD AT WORk-THE CABi-
NET SAID TO BE INCOMPLETE.
fBY TgLsGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNki
ALBANY, Feb. 21.-Daniel Manning was
asked to-day he had accepted the office Of Secretary OF
the Treasury. He replied: There is no change IN the
situation 1t stands just it was" The situation In the
opinion Of Democratic politicians is this That 1t has
been ntimated to Mr. Manning by Mr. Cleveland, that
he intended to appoint him secrctaryof the Treasury
and that Mr. Manning through friends has expressed MS
willingness to accept the Office. Mr. Manning then
said that tho Presdentelect was giving his entire
time to the preparation OF his inaugural message
Mr. Manning had been in consultation with Mr. Glove
land all the morning. There doubt, therefore, OF
the trustworthcss OF his that the Cabinet is not
yet completed The directors Of the Commercial Bank
OF which Mr. Manning is president held secret meeting
to-day for the purpose 1t at first thought Of elcctng
his 1t aftcrward learned that the only
reference the matter made by a director
who said that IL the rumor was true
that Mr. Manning going to resign the presidency or
the bank in order to accept the Office f Secretary OF the
Treasury the directors wOud.hear OF his decision with
great deal OF regret. .
Ex-senator Herman OF Utica, visited the President
elect this afternoon but his visit said not to he OF
political nature Mr. Cleveland stated this morning
that he did not expect any visitors tomorrow. The
Albany Democrats to think there Is "A chance OF
Governor Hoaaley, of Ohio becoming member OF the
Cabinet.
Mr. Manning said the objection that he stock
holder In National bank was not good when 1t was put
forward keep him from accepting the office OF Score
tary of the Treasury He asserted that Charles j. Fol
ger all the time that he Secretary OF the treasury
was q stockholder In National bank.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
MR.. EVARTS TO VISIT ALBANY.
HOW He WILL BE ESTERTAINED-A RECEPTION A
THE FORT ORANGE CLUB.

THE FORT ORANGE CLUB
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSE.l
ALBANY, Feb. Ex-senator elect Evarts will
have series OF receptions and will be given several
dinners here week lie expects to arrive here at
noon on Tuesday and will go to the Kenmore Hotel
Between 23o and i3O p. that day he will receive
all persons who may choose to call In the evening he
will dine at the house of j. Howard King. Governor
Hill will be one OF the guests On Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. Evarts Will be presented to the Legislature and on
Wednesday evening he will dine at the house OF General
Townsend Several of the judges of the Court of Appeals
will be present.
Later In the evening Mr.. Evarts will he given recep
tion AT the Fort Orange Club All the members Of the
Legislature has been invited. the NewIork delegation
I'm Congress tie Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States and OF the Court OF Appeals, the Gov
and Presiient-eict and full representation OF
State officers. No other general invitations have been
issued though usual number OF out-oftown guests
have been invited the personal request OJ club mem
bers The club reception will be purely social and non
partisan I'm character IL Is said that similar occasion
has excited much interest among the members
Of the club this does Mr. Evars will be tie guest o
Governor Hi at dinner on Thursday evening Many
prominent citizens " III be present ut this dinner.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
roryp GUILTY or Ell ECTION FRA UDS.

Cu1cAGo, Feb. 2l.-The trial of Joseph G.
Mackiu william Gallagher. Arthur Gleason and Henry
Riehl on the charge conspirng TO affect the result OK
nm election for Congressman IN the lVth Illinois Dlstcs
ot the Presidential election IN November, was concluded
today and resulted in the conviction OF Maekin Cal
Iyher and Gleason and the acquital OF Bleh The ta
hos besn in progress over weeks. For the Defence
man named Gilmore that he secured stereotype
,e of the Republican ticket from the office at which
no p,uhieau tickets we're printed the night before
Icction that he gave to printer named sullivan,
who printed 5000 OF them twth Brands name In
Mace of Lemans. and that he tGilmorcl
d.l,vsr.J them to "A man named slmons at the Demo
cratic hcadauarors sullivan and smons corroborated
the story as did Timan printer on whose presses
Sullivan printed the tickets. Gilmore, sullivan ana
Ti,man wor. arrested for perjury and smons fed Sub
scouenty sullivan and Ttmap confessed that they were
Induced 10 swear falsely by Mackn and Gallagher Tho
ease was given the jury at noon Inc Jury lame "a
with ira verdict az $50 The greatest excitement
inland around the court room when tne YER
diet was announced The attorneys FOR the deendsnts
moved for a new trial. Other indictments are pehdng
anst most OF the defendants bo:h In the NstonaI anu
STATE courts and Mackin IL under bonds m sSiio""s
to the amount OF $4,000 To 93o,oVo'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
RITSINESS IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The Senate met at
o'clock on motion OF Mr.. Plumb the Senate resuneu
the consideration OF the Post Office Appropriation DILL
The Senate retained In the bill contrary to the RECON-
nepdation OF the Appropriation Commteel the ieelsi"
tive provisions inserted by the House OF
exn the hostage on newspapers sent from the office OF
t regular at cent pound
bui cut out the discrimination against sample copies,
making the rate mentioned UNIFORM ra'e ior d"
naners sent from the Office of publication whether
sample copies otherwise The House bl, authorizing
the creation of public building at keokuk, Iowa was
passed Business was then suspended for the ceremonies
attending the dedication Of the Washington Monument
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
SUIT AGAINST A YEwsPArER MANS WIFE.

KINGsroN, Feb. 2l (SpecidD The last four
days OF Judge Wcstbrooks Court here have been
occupied with action growing out Of the sudden dis
appearance OF lIoratio FowLs "a newspaper man who
absconded from his creditors and family about two
years ago Tho National Ulster County Bank sues
Mrs Fowk. and others 10 recover money advanced on
eighteen checks signed by her husband. as her
attorney each check being endorsed by Michael ID.
the only marty who makes defence The indorse-
moat. and signature admitted to be genuine, but
the defendant claims that after indorsement checks
W. r. fraudnlently attached making them payable three
months after date and this practical forgery gwen
"A "A res-on { or Fowks's flight Tho defendant sup
posed that the checks had been paid Fowkos was IN
deposi;ion taken there he swcars that Madden in
dof-cd hi. checks for wears. charging s6 Tor each
indorscment for checks Of 7j less. and giving him
permission to date the checks ahead after indorse-
inent The Jury found a verdict for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
SEEKING PLACES IN THE POST OFFICE.

Young mon Ilngercu aTOUhU IHc COITIUUTS VT
the Post ONCE three mornings last week. waiting ior
the opening Post Oce Civil Service examinations
at Room No lO7 in the Federal Building. Applicants
for places carriers were examined Thursday ana
Friday, and Junior clerks yesterday Those who w'h
postIons as senior clerks Will be examined tomorrow
Superintendent J.. +. Jones of the Board OF lXan
ers said Yesterday that about eighty persons had
for appontmrnt carriers and forty each for junior
and senior clcrkshps The examinations ARE for ths
most part on simple subjects aud the questions are suc
ms any Intelligent school boy should be able "a answer
The majority Of the applicants passed the examination
gufis
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
NOTES FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
ALBANY, Feb. 21.-JOhn Sheridan, OF rem

Van Yates County, was appointed Fish Protector vice
Aaron y. Parish. deceased.
Governor Hill will entertain william NJ E'afts III a
ncr on Thursday evening
Commissioner Peck OF the Bureau OF Labor otal!Scs.
th, afternoon appointed head clerk III MS deat len'
ia succeed David Iealey, who resigned some uhe ago.
TIv1rd j. Kcan of New York last year wee pI'smcnt
of the Labor Assembly. and AZ present PIeSuo"'"' Va '
AnllleAlnAird labor Union. OF New.l Otk
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
PROPOSED SUSPENSION OF COINAGE.

WAsBISGToS, Feb 21.-The House Commit
too on Annropriaaons this afternoon, by vote OF
against z decided TO insert in the sundry civil Appro
pration bill clause authorizing the President 10 sus
pend the coinage silver dollars for one year from July
/ By the same vote 1t decided to offer motion IN
the House oil Wednesday to pass. under suspension pi
Aforesaid clause and another motion TO be Vo.eu OH
under suspension Of the rules that the House sna ,h
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
vrssrtS vrrTTyG roe AND STORMS.

The steamship Bristol which arrived yeS'er,
doy from Bristol experienced heavy westerly gales ana
biQh seas the entire passage. on February 10 anu
between latitude 46o %, longitude -. hr,p s, Tha
LARGE ouantles of field ice and number oi pcrgs'
steamship Cassus from Cardiff reports nea,y S 3
gales ana high all the way: ON Jap,s J,s !, which
couutered a hurricane lasting thiry-sN houi D. -, ra
she lost and split sails. Nearly all Incoming '"s' ~
port ice and heavy weather
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
UrAvY LOSS OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

HEAVY LOSS OF THE ADAMS ExPRESS oon "'
The Adams Express Company iost over
1850 900 by the accident the Virginia Mu'"hu ,'
road near Four Mile Run. Its Honey safes iro" o"
or,oau. Mobile Montgomery Atlanta. Augusta ana "a, ~,
in. south were on that train The company Is pay
ali receipts where values han been M nn' so in
VI phat n melted large sun of gold and sver wnc"
s.,' ~. .oc" @ haan ssnt ta ths nint for recoipaIA
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
,,,,rpr op rLIT0HLIY AND MURPHY WELLS.

TIrUsyILLE, Feb. II (NpecWII.-It WIS HsccI
,ined today that the Mclaughlin and the Murphy wells
, Thorn Creek oil field failures. In the former "a
little oil was obtained and in the latter none. By the
,iure OF these wells Thorn Creek, which has been ae
nr.ssng the oil market since September loses It's import
nce The boundaries of the ned are now apparent inc
trade has for weeks feared that these TWO wens o"
, ~, a milo and half OF new territory. Thorn creek
Vi ,,ci,c obout : 900 barrels daily. but with us
- ,nsnnt o limits this cannot long be mana'.miedh, ~ ht
present ,nhay nh was extremely excited, ana shorts
maraet pu"s, INTO covering 10 large amount, though
@ weic us slight reaction from the opening ngirss me
tnut oi feeling IN the oil region Is strong anu i'ne
advance Is looked for'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
WHAT SENATOR CAMDEN KNOWS ABOUT 1T.

The report that he had been sent as mes
senger from Mr. Cleveland to Judge Thurman Is denied
by L. steson. and knocks peg from under the gossip
about Mr.. Thurman's going into the Cabinet Senator
Camden OF West Virginia here Friday and had
long conference with william c. Whitney which the po-
tica gossps say had reference to the Cabinet well
as their railroad business. Mr. Camden said before
starting for home that Bayard and Manning are sure 10
be In the Cabinet I'm the positions assigned them, that
Lamar and Villas slated with every prospect OF going
in and that Garland is set down for the Law Depart
mcnt with some possibility that he may not get IT,
There is a revival OF the talk that two mon may go into
the Cabinet from New York, but Mr. whitney tod
friend that such thing out OF the qnes
ton il was scussed weeks ago ami settled adversely
letter has been received here from prominent sena
will recommend tho suspension of silver coinage in his
inaugural address
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
YOUNG MEMS CuRLsrIAN ASSOCIATION.

SYRACUSE, Feb. 2l.-A three days seSSiop
ef the Young Mems Christian Associations was pesu To-
dav and $50 delegates were present 1t is the largest
conveu,ton n, these associations ever held. Nearly all
The pronnent workers are In attendance Favorable re-
mort, were received from moro than two-thlus oI ho
socitinns in the state showing the progress IN tpo
raiIroad college German and boys branches OF the
ussoclntlon's work.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

Fourth Avenue and Mr. Robinson OF the Third Avenue,
al denied that any propositions had been made to them
ny me mem Mr.. Newell, OF the Seventh Avenue Line,
saIu mat tic report OF strike started by CALVIN
McBrldc q driver whom he discharged recently.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
TO CONSULT GOVERNOR CLICK.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 21.-GOvernor Click
as been summoned by a dispatch from Albany from
Prcsident-eect Cleveland to meet him immediately at
Albany, and Mr. Click IS now on his way Last
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
OPPOSED BY TIE TAXPAYERS.

NEwEuRG, Feb. 2I.-Therc Is Il strOHg IceI-
ing here the attempt OF the Mayor anu .o'n''o"
Council to increase cltys contingent iih" 'o per
cent Ninety nine OF every hundred taxpayers are
strenuously opposed to It. not only because ,o t
times will not admit OF H. but because the city wants
do not warrant such increase.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
prcORD OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

No cases of typhms fever or smallpox have been
renorted al the Sanitary Bureau since January 81.
The following Is record OF contagious diseases iof
two weeks ending yesterday:
Wv" Feb H. Feb. 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

received the attention Of tho banker Tho viii Of James
Z. Gowcn was also admitted to probate today. y
bequcathes his entire real estate TO his family. ana
appoints his brother, Franklin B G0wen his executor.
The value OF the estate Is stated In the petition Of The
executor " be over 100000.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

WILLIS OF F. A. DREXEL AND j. r. dO"hN'
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81 (SpecidD.-The VIII
y, rrncs A. Drcxel admitted to probate to-day pu'
o made public by the Register, as the clerks were
an,oeed in preparing copy of 1t is knswn that ,he
iii makes liberal beduests TO some OF the charities WhcH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-20
ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL.

The Royal Hawaiian Hotel of the leading architectural
Honolulu The which it stands
of about fronting Hotel Street This
affords ample for lawn and beautiful walks which
laid artsa with Towering plants tropical
There twelve pretty cottages within this charming enclosure all
management The Hotel cottages afford
for 200 The basement of the Hotel contains the
finest billiard hall the city, also frsclass BAR well stocked with
wines and liquors.
The main the floor the right of which
elegantly furnished parlor leads the
main hall the dnnroOm These apartments broad
verana where magnificent the Nuuanu Mountains may be
through the wealth of tropical foliage that surrounds the
balconies
The dispensed Affords
all Hotel supplied with
artesian we'll the premises The Clerks office furnished with
Telephone, which with the leading bust
firms of the city.
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ment of claim. (Kennedy VS.. Jayne,
S .cretary, Sept. IA, 1857
Minerals.-Full opportunity should
he given to furnish any additional proof
b fore cancellation of entry. (Pell It
al. Acting Secretary. September 81,
1881
Right of Way Railroads. Timber and
material can only be taken under act { f
March 3, 1875, for use in construction of
the road and from such lands as liz i'm
the immediate vicinity thereof. The
cutting. etc. must be done by an agent
of the company, and the sale pr expor-
'stiOn of timber or its use for fuel or
for tn. Irepairor improvement of acorn
pleted road not authorized. (Circular
of August %, 1881
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Uses AND LOTS FOR SALE

HOA 81
1--WE SOME VERY CHOICE RESI-
- ICES in different parts Ofthe city, which
1eoof advertise. Full particulars rs TO
20 Ind md location can be obtained by APP
f;cstion al my once. =
flO.OO Rustic frame house OF five rooms
i ,ssnmmer kitchen, go rock cellar, water
% 80 70 the house through p pes: situated
ossssTenteenth Ward; nice view, close 10
l5nsss: corner lot, AXIS rods.
200. An adobe house Of six rooms;
lIer lot. 5x6l@ rods, situated on corner Oh
o;-eD & K q, passenger depot; fine
ssiio Tor railroad hotel.
GOO. An adobe house of four rooms
iSitebea; lot XXI rods. well set in choice
~, trees: south frOnt,goOd view; ont of the
Ia. good water; cheap at the price. II
1000. Brick house OF six looms and
-rraer kitchen, good rock cellar city
ter. lot 5xl5 rods; choicest kind of fru
'.,es Of all varieties, surrounded by first
Us Us eighborhOod. To make a ready sale
,le price of this property has been reduced
i,onI $3.50 to pre- ent price. Is
800. Rock and fraT@e house of four
,-or1s: lot 5x1o rods, well fenced, fruit trees
various kinds; situated on Second South
s-reet Eleventh Ward II
1000. A brick house Of two rooms and
rsiiWay, SUNNI. kitchen, barn. etc lot 5xI0
r1ig. in good cultivation ice growing shade
t-ses east front, situated III the Ninett enth
Ward: bargain II
700. New adobe house of two rooms,
slso old adobe house of three 7 OmS, l I Jx2O
80 good water, situated in Nineteenth
ward half q block from car line
700. Rustic frame house of two rooms
nd summer kitchen; lot 2X1O rods, east
f.,1t. good neighbOrhOOd, hslfa bl OK from
1sr line, Eleventh Ward.
ZOO, Adobe house of three large rooms.
,,oSern style, good rock cellar and well of
--e,ey. GOOD shade, south front; situated in
~ 70 Y n 2 =
400. A modern style adobe house of
4,e MONS. buttery, closet, etc; lot Sx5 rods,
90 voune shade trees: situated in Fourth
VOID block and g half from car line.
S6OO, Modern style house of six rooms
end summer kitchen, good barn, city water
md gas lot 81 21lO RODS. nee renee, lot Wen
- with q choice variety OF flow IS ana
s5rlhbery: east front; two and q hall blocks
som bnsiness centre; excellent neighbOr
Nod; a coy home for business man; call
md see il.
laer kitchen; lot Sxlo rods; east front; hall
Tloek from car line, Eleventh Ward 81
500 New brick house OF four rooms |
caYner lot. Sy5 rods, north and cas- front; !
ro0d well of water close by; stu ted in |
Twenty-frst Ward, half block north Of Brig !
hsmsueet. -
9.l0rods; east font; plenty OF water all the |
yesrre0rd-half block from car line, Few |
!s6 Wo-6 ID
FEW CHEAP HOMES AND BUILDING
4 lots for sale on The instalment plan, Also |
CIV property 10 be exchanged for small |
+ rms in the country -
LEO Brick house Of rooms. hallway |
rnd summer kitchen: lot 7xl0 rods, well |
fenced, south and east front, situated in the |
Twentieth WAR.
I,4OO. Adobe house of four rooms: cor |
ner lot 417rOds: situated on car line; Twelfth |
Ward south aud east front. IS
$50. adobe house al one large room: 10 |
2z.0T0js: south front; Eighth Ward =
1000 4 frame house OF I'VE rooms; lot
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LAND OFFICE DECISIONS.
Prepared for The Herald by
Archibald Young.

Digest OF decisions rendered by the
Commissioner of the General Land OF
flee and Secretary of the Interior, re-
lating to the public land, prepared and
reported semi-monthly for The HERALD,
by Archibald Young, attorney-at-law
and practitioner before the Supreme
Court OF the United States, the legisla-
tive and executive departments. III all
matters concerning grants, Indian titles
mines and other public lands. Offices
637 + Street, Washington, D. c.
Practice.-A motion to review de-
cision a second time cannot be enter
tanned. Review not allowed simply for
reargument. Parker VS.. Castle, Secre-
try, Sept. II, 1881
.. Second affidavit of contest should
be received ana filed to await decision
on pending contest. (COwen, Secretary,
Sept. II, 1852
Prescriptions. - Guardians of minor
heir NAV file d. S. and make proof for
land upon which the deceased had. dur
ing his lifetime, made a peaceable settle
ment prior to survey, although the tract
was at that date claimed and occupied
by a party who was not qualified pre-
emptor. (Bell VS.. Ward, Acting Secre-
TRY, Sept. l, 1857
,. Department will not permit itself
to be made an instrument to further the
unlawful designs of an individual 10 ac-
quire title to public lands. johnson
VS.. johnson, Acting Secretary, Sept. ~,
1857 49,. .rs ar q
Homesteads.- Law not complied with
unless party has resided upon the tract
covered by entry. Barrier VS.. Brown
Secretary, Sept. Il, 1851
?. Temporary absence Tor the pnr-
pose of earning a living not an abandon
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Caution!

Consumers should not confuse our Specific
with the numerous limitations, substitutes
Potash and Mercury mixtures, which are
gotten up TO sell not on their own mer = but
on the merit of our remedy. An imitation Is
always fraud and a cheat and they thrive
tated
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawers. Atlanta,
Ga. n. Y, 157 w. sd St
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BUILDING LOTS.

water q
BUILDING LOTS.
1000. A choice building lot, 4715xI6;
feet, south front; on car line. Twelfth
Ward q
1000. Building lot, 1OxlO rods, or will
sell any part of the lot al 500 per rod; tn
aJed in the Sixteenth Ward, near U. c d.
500. Building lot, 5x10 rods, good or.
chard plenty of shade; situated in the First
Ward, on car line. %
600. Building lot, 3x2O rods, west front
half block from car line. Eleventh Ward. 81
$50. Building lot. 5Xl0 rods, one block
from car line on First South Street; south
front; will take part down. balance on time
navments 80
900. Building lot, 3x9 rods, with right
to alley way; east front; close TO car line
300. building lot ssx14O feet; en- cal
line, Seventh Ward, three blocks west OF
500 building lot. 21lx6 rods. opposite
D. & r G. passenger depot; south front;
bargain.
FARMING LANDS.
1000. Five acres of frstclass garden
land; adobe house new of six rooms: stu
6ted on State road, half mile south OF city Az
GONE FIVE-ACRE LOIS CLOSE TO CITY.
y rull particulars as TO price and location
can be had upon application at my office Al
T HAVE A LARGE LIST OF FARMS IN
different parts of the county, also in ad-
Joining counties. Full information as 10 To-
cation and price can be had on application
at my office.
OPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO
y to laud in Glendale Park, with two
and half miles of this city. Unsuccessful
sinking of flowing wells in that vicinity will
surely enhance the value of this land. This
land land is sold on the instalment plan
forty eight equal monthly instalments, with
a low rate OF interest.
HOUSES TO RENT.
Is House OF 5 rooms; city water; II b
ward.
Is House of rooms, and barn; city
W alter; good neighborhood.
II. House of 8 rooms, buttery. etc, one
half block east of Main street.
10 House OF rooms close by city water
20. House of rooms; bath room with hot
and cold water. Reggel Terrace.
10 Well-fuTniShed house of s rooms
Hot 6nd cold water, bath room etc.
Il. House of five rooms, on car Ii; e.;
Ward.
Is. Brick house of saven rooms, half
block from Main street.
80. Two story building on Commercial
Street.
;. House Of three rooms, Main Street
so House of eight rooms, bath room and
buttCry, closets. etc. hot and cod water.
10. -Four rooms OF second floor Jones S
Block, West Temple.
10. House of SrJOms, clOseto business.
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.

215x1O rods: situated in the Tenth Ward
block and half from car line. "a
600. house of four rooms part brick
and part frame: lot 21Lx12 rods; situated in
the Twenty-firsl War;. %
f,4OO. Frame adobe lined house OF FIVE
rooms and summer kitchen; lot 212xlO rods,
well fenced, good shade and fruit trees; I'M
provements cost over $1,000; good wei OF
water Il