The Indianapolis journal., 1886-04-15
ARE STILL TRIU
RECEIVERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of order Of
the Superior Court of Marion county, Indiana, en-
tered in cause wherein James G. Douglass ct al.
plaintiffs and the United States Encaustic Tile Com
pany is defendant, said cause being number 32619
of said court will receiver offer for sale at pub
lie auction, to the highest and best bidder,
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1885,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock o. m. and o'clock D.
in the city of Indianapolis, Marion county Indians
the following described real estate situate in Marion
county and State of Indiana, to-wit
Lots number 100 and 49, in Albert Cranes subdi-
vision of the southwest of the northeast
ter of section 80, township Is north, range east
as recorded in Plat Book Number q at page 6, in the
diana.
Also all that part of lot l. in square 26, in brakes
addition to the city of Indianapolis lying west of the
roadbed of the Indianapolis Cincinnati & Lafayette
now the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St Louis Chicago
railway tracks, subject to the right of way of said
railway if any it has, west of said roadbed
Also, lots 2 and 3, in square 26, of brakes addi-
ton to the city of indianapolis.
Also, lots and IL of Smith s. Ketcham's subdi-
vision of lots i. 5 and 8. in square 26, of brakes
addition to the city of Indianapolis
Also, loo feet and inches off the east end of the
south half of lot q in Charles ST. John Vests addi-
ton to the city of indianapolis.
Also 95 feet and inches off the east end of lot g.
in said Charles st. John Vests addition
Also, 70 feet off the east end Of lots a. and 8, IN
said Charles st. John Vests addition.
Also. the north half of lot 2, in said Charles St.
John Vests addition.
Also, all the property and assets belonging to the
said United States Encausto Tile Company, in the
possession of the undersigned receiver and incud
ing all the personal and mixed property Of every kind
and nature belonging to said company, together with
all the appurtenances machinery fixtures tools ap-
pances receipts and processes used in the manufac-
ture of tile and the bills and accounts receivable.
and chooses in action due and to become due said
corporation and to said receiver all contracts for the
sale and laying of tile, and the good viii of the busi
ness of said company.
All of said property will be offered and sold togeth-
in bulk and entirety such sale to be subject to
the approval and confirmation of the Court and subject
to the lien Of the mortgage and decree of
of the Portsmouth Savings Bank and the mechan-
les lien of Hiram Miller upon portions of said prop
erty, il any such lien there be.
The purchaser at such sale will be required to
sume carry out and execute any and all outstanding
and uncompeted contracts of the United States En-.
caustc Tile Company and the undersigned receiver,
of sales of tile and Of sales and laying of tile and to
execute his obligation to out and execute such
contracts with security to be approved by the Court
Said sale will be made upon the following terms:
Onethrd cash, third on or before six months and
one-third before twelve months from the date of
SALE the deferred payments to be evidenced by prom
issory notes payable in bank with per cent interest
from date waving valuation and appraisment laws and
providing for attorneys fees with personal security
to be approved by the Court and the Court reseryn
the right to take possession of the property sold upon
payments at maturity. At such sale all bidders will
be required to deposit with the undersigned certified
check upon solvent bank of the city of indianapolis
for the of ten thou sand dollars such to be
feed in the event the bidder shall become the pur
chaser and fail to perfect his purchase.
JOHN l.. MOTHERSHEAD,
Receiver United States Encaustic Tile Company.