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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-31
PARNELL AND o,BRIEN CoNFER.
Belief That the Unerowned King VIII
Retire With Hnnnr.

LONDON, Dec. 30.-The Pal Nal Gazette asserts
that Parnell proposes that his formal reelection
as chairman by the whole Irish parliamentary
party shall precede his withdrawal from the
chairmanship
BogLoGNE. Dec. ga conference of Parnel
and O Brien was held this afternoon. only Irish
members OF parii lment being allowed to take
part. The only information given out was that
the conference would be continued tomorrow or
later. II is impossible 10 learn what was done
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He Was Manager of a Great Trust.

DRESDEN, Dec. 3.--A man named Simon who
has been living in great style here, has been ar
rested, il having been learned that he was the
head OF band OF robbers operating In all the
large European cities. Their thefts have been
many anu daring.
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Gamblers Put Up Their Forfeits.

The police visited few of the gambling
places last night and arrested the following
dealers OF games: j. 5. Jones, Nose Eager,
Thamas Fenton, "a. Quinn, A. Denison, Fred
Somers, John Brown, IS. Hickox, G. II. Dexter,
r. G. Butts and +. C. Edwards. Each man put
up 800 cash bail for his appearance.
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Notaries Public.

OLYMPIA, Dec. 30.-lSpeciaL 1.-The following
notaries public have been appointed: Andrew
F. Burleigh, seattle; T. W. Bean, Tacoma: w.
w. Jones, Kent; A. r. Metzger, Shelton; George
b. Smith, Port Angeles; Hiram +. Hadley,
Whatcom: w. J. Davenport, Colfax: Morton
Ramsdall, Tacoma; d. 4. Leieore, Kent; 4. j..
Mesgard. RitZYille
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Portland & Vancouver railway, and received in
juries which terminated fatally. Babcock
but be did not step far enough, aud was struck
by the engine and knocked down, his head
striking on tie. He lived only a few minutes.
Babeock was about Is years Of age, and leaves
wife and family in Los Angeles.
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Three MEN Hold I'm a Train.

CoLraBrs, Iud., Dec. A.--when the south
bound passenger train from Chicago stopped at
the staten here today three strangers entered
the day coseh, drew reviewers and went through
the passengers. securing several hundred
dollars, u was done so quickly and their escape
50 well affected that no hope Is entertained III
afl.ht nc. ham -
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sax DtEao. Dec M--The embalmed remains
OF the eoent and countess Dcsochkasser sre "a
Dc shipped tomorrow morning Tor Trieste
Austria Hundreds viewed the remains today
which sre encased ia caskeiS OF rolled steel and
richly ofnamented
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BERLIN, Dec. 30.--The movement among the
Polish inhabitants of posen in the direction of
founding colonies In Brazil is increasing. The
magistrates of Posen have issued notice that the
North German Lloyds Company will convey no
more German subjects 10 Brazil
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-31
GOULD MAKES ANOTHER CHANGE.
New Union Pacific General Passenger
Agent-Sub-O fices Abolished.

OMAHA, Dec ,S0.--ISpeeal. Ed Lomax, gen.
eTal passenger agent for the Missouri division
of the Union Pacific road, was today appointed
general passenger and ticket agent OF the entire
system. This does away with the general pas
senger agents at Portland, Denver. 81. Jeseph.
ogden, salt Lake, Fort Worth. Kansas Civ
Pocafello and 9th division points
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GARFIELD-NEwELL.
Wedding of a Son OF the President and
Railway Presidents Daughter

CHICAGO, Dec. So.--Miss Helen Newell. daush-
ter OF President Newell, of the Lake shore road.
and James L. Garfield, son OF the late President
Garfield, were married tonight.
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sole Survivor Of . Capsixed Schooner.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 3o-The schooner Lam
ron brought in today Charles wallenberger, sole
survivor OF the crew OF the schooner Potter,
which capsfzed Sunday In terrible storm OF
Bafnegat Five men were drowned at once.
Captain Evans, waIlenberger and another man.
aged to secure themselves to wreckage and
dTifted about for ten hours, with seas dashing
over them and cold wind adding to their misery.
The crew of the Lamson managed, with the
utmost difficulty, to get to the raft. They found
one man dead and Captain Evans and Walen-
berger nearly 20. Captain Evans died In bali an
dittcn from exposure, will probably receiver
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GLASGOW. Dec. 9o.-The aspect of the railroad
strike continues TO improve from the stand.
point OF the railroad companies, and the strikers
are getting discouraged
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The Grent Northern az Monnt yernan

NOUN VERNON, Dee. 80. - Especial THE
Great Northern has purchased ground and be.
gun work 10 prepare Tor the erection OF rf,nud.
house and other divisional facilities and they
assure as that trains will be running through
here in less than forty days.
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ROME, Dec @.-The pope has information
that the bundesrath has decided to refuse per
mission for the Jesuits 10 return to Germany.
but tavors permitting the redemptionist fathers
Tn
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Los ASsELss, Dec. al. NJ. Holman, unole
OF }. W. aud W. N. Heilman, weU-known hapt-
ers, died today OF paralysis lie was one III .h.
liesl residents OF the city and retired MGR
chant >~A~'
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The Great dublin Failure.

DUBLIN, Dec 30.--F. L. Dubedott, OF Dubedott
& Son, stock brokers of this city, who was de-
clared defaulter in his contracts on the stock
exchange yesterday, has been officially adjudi-
Gated a bankrupt
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Stranger Eyraud,s wife pixo

PARIS. Dec. 0.--A divorce has been granted
Nine. Eyraud, wife of Michael Eyraud the
murderer of Gouife, under sentence OF death.
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New Olympia Baiid,nr..

soLshfiA, Dec @.-gspeeiAl. "a ane ho,el
s.. - oaiidings and a brick opcra-honse are 20
erected on Main street. ont,oS,fn -, .s. -
49, -. ~ ne corner Of Eighth street pr
~ Nshrsska, hday purchased the syl.
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kingiake, the Historian, Is Dying.
LONDON. Dec. S9.-Alexander William King
lake, the historian, is dying
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Farmer. Honor Pugnacions ponne,,

II PAUL. Dee S.-At today's meeting of the
State Farmers Alliance, Ignatius Donueflv xras
elected president by large majority.
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San Francisco, Dec. S0.--The bark Ferris 8.
Thompson, from Nanaimo for Kahului, put in
here today, leaking badly
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PORTLAND, Dec. 81. NJ Baboock. can
tractor, was today struck by a motor on the
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KILLED BY KocH's LYMPH.
The Magic Remedy Causes Intense suf-
fering 60 Consumptives.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. @.--Two patients being
treated by the Koch system died today at the
81 Petersburg hospital after receiving the third
injection. Both suffered intensely before death
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skookum Root Hair Grower grows hair rapidly.

skookun Root hair Grower cures daaaEua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19

burning sencs and was buried for seven
miles. Az
week the verdict OF the jury In the case OK
Rruce Bunn, who killed the white man
John Early q few days ago IN Edgecomoe'
was that Bum was guilty OF murder.
Mrs. A. ]. Cotton, of Edgccombe, lost nsr
kitchen by FIRE Wednesday. and her dwell
ing aud barn and stables narrowly e.
cspcd.
The colored people of this county are
stili unsettled. Mr.. Spcir Bellamy, OK En-
Geld. and quite large farmer, went 70 his
farm Monday morning TO find nearly All
Of his hands gone. They will go, notwith.
standing letters are constantly coming
back from those who have gone that they
are having hard time. One colored man
who went from this county to Mississippi
writes back that there are some there VINO
have been there nine years and nave not
had any money yet. He says $50 VIII pring
him back, and be Is coming back a. soon
as he can get that much money, though ne
thinks that it will take him i've years 70
make that much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
WANT TO LYNCH HIM.
mEcKLENBURe's ANNIVERSARY.
4 Novel Musical Contest II Feature OF the
Occasion.

CHARLOTTE, N. c. April 1s.-The tarred
paper roofing is being put on the sam
Jones tabernacle. and the work VIII be
done by tomorrow and the building
ready for the public. A union service con-
Quoted by the city pastors will be held IN
il Sunday night.
Entries for the goth of May cattle fair
are coming in, and its success IS already
assured. There will be a fine display OF
blooded horses and cattle.
The musical feature of the goth Is very
promising. All the bands in the State have
been invited, and the contest Is open to all
North Carolina bands. The first prize will
he SlOO. second prize. $50; third prize.
S25. All the bands will be required to
take part in the parade and to play IN the
contest four pieces of music of their own
selection. There will be three judges. and
the points considered will be attack har-
mony, expression, and time.
The Trades Display Committee for the
Goth has not yet completed its canvass, but
thirty-five or more firms have agreed to
get floats for the parade. Two professional
aoat designers will be here next week, and
il Is thought that every busiuess-house will
be represented in the display. MIR. j. 3:
Carr, of Durham. will have float, and
perhaps others from abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
ANEeRo's STRANGE STORY.
Asleep on the Track and Is Knocked
of by the Train.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


CHARIorrE. N. c., April 1s.-At Q o'clock
this morning the freight train on the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta road
was tagged down by the section.master
about two miles from the city,. A negro
had been found lying in the ditch. EVIL
IDENTIFY knocked there by the passenger
train. He was put on the train and brought
TO town and examined by DIR. Gibbon. the
railroad surgeon. The negro is from Colds
boro' and is named Squire Sutton. He
says he was coming here last night in COM
pany with a white man and when they got
to the fairgrounds the white man went
off, telling him to wait till he returned;
He then sat down On the crossties and
fell asleep, where he was when the passen-
ger train passed at o'clock, knocking him
of. Soon afterwards the white man re-
turned, but seeing his condition went oil.
The negro remained in the ditch until he
was found by the section-master at
O'Clock THE morning. His spine is badly
hurt, besides other injuries, and the. Doc
tor says his recovery is very doubtful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Pound Guilty and Sentenced to Death
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch-l

RAI1oH. N. c.. April ls.-An interesting
trial has been in progress at Tarboro'. IL
Is that of Prince Brown (colored). for the
murder Of John Early. young white man.
II ended to-day with verdict Of guilty OF
murder. The jury was polled. Brown
cried a. each man pronounced the terrible
wosd Guilty" Judge Womack SEN
fenced him 10 be hanged May 22d. The
case is strange one. but the verdict was
in accord with the testimony. When
Brown was first lodged in jail. March s0th,
he was suffering from wound on the head
paralysis yet continues. Brown has APP
peaied and may get new trial.
While Captain Petit, Of Nash county,
was on trip 70 Nashville. leaving no one
81 bis farm. his buildings were fired by un-
known. incendiaries aud completely de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
RAILROAD LINEA

e0@~N<~N-er-s ~ 's~f ~ " -es0-0s7-SNS~0S
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. --soheduls
commencing FEBRUARY ~ ls9o-eastsrn
STANDARD time:
T:32 A. n. Leaves Byrd-birss. station daily.
stops onlV at Ashland, Boutwell,, Mil
ford, and fredericksburg, Brooke an1
Widevatsr sleeper 70 Washington
and New York
ii:oT A. NJ leaves Byrd-sneet station daily. az.
except sunday. Parlor Cur, Rich
mond 10 Washington.
ESQ p. N. leaves Bvrd-strss. station daily
Sleeper. kicn nond 70 New ork.
g50A NJ arrives 81 Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from New Iorf.
e3s r. n. arrives a. Byrd-Susel station daily
stops at freiercksburg, Milford
Boih we'll. and Ashland Sleeper from
Washington aud New York Does not
stop at Eiba
s<5 ?. u. arrives a. Byrd-Strset station daily.
except sunday FaroF Car, Wash
ingt0n 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT susDAYk
e:ls A. n. leaves kloA Arrives IS Asaisnf u
1888 A. ".
! COOP. N. accommodation leaves Byrd-strsss
station arrives a. Ashland a. 5 y. ".
t14P. N leaves Elba arrives at Ashland ~
GASP. NJ.
e<sA A. NJ arrives EIbA Leaves Ashland atjD
A. N.
eaA N. accommodation arrives at Byd-
street station. leaves Ashland AIN
A. NJ.
G5s p. N. arrives a. Elba loaves Ashland a.
ai2 z. N.
1. A. TAYLOR, Traric Manager
1T. ID. MYEhl General su erlctondeuL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19

BY request Of the owner shall sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY NRXr. APRIL %, 1890,
at o'clocs T. NJ, that well-known and WELL
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS STAND at the
northe asst corner % Marshall and Gilmer streets.
the lot fronting 80 feet on MARSHALL street and
extending back on Gilmer street, and between
parallel lines Is feet.
This PROPERTY, by reason Of its well-estsb-
lished business, its spacious and comfortable
dwelling, good arrangement for business and
residence com ned, and ITS convenient and de-
sirable location. IL we'll worthy the attention OF
purchasers, whether for business or rental.
The property Is now under rental OF 5000 per
annum, ana the tenancy being monthly one,
possession can be bad at an early day II desired.
TERMs: One third cash balance by negotiable
notes at six and twelve months. with interest
added. and secured By deed Of trust, or all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser. j. Is. ELAN,
api9 Auctioneer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
0seomy Accounts from tho Exodusters 4,
Missixsippi.

eooerespondesee Of the Richmond Dispsscn.,
SCOTLAND NECK, N. O.. April Is. 1890.
AeeptlemAn in Pitt county named Cox
has exhibited some new Irish potatoes that
grew around the seed without producing
vines. He waited for his potatoss to como
up, and thinking they were rotten in the
ground he dug for them and found that
young potatoes were growing around the
seed in the usual way. He says he viii lot
the seed remain and watch the progress
Of the crop. Il,
Forest nres have done considerable dam
ags N Pitt county within the past few
days.
1bs railroad company are building the
nsw depot ct Greenyille.
DESTRUCTIVE yzEss
whooping-cough l. raging in sampson
county.
Forest fsos hsye besn destroying fences
ond tnYpentine in that county.
a 1o9o ~ J. ~ 6en6ns and dwelljng
II " .. Underwood were burned q Rose-
boeR ~ ueek 1he woods caught IRON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Raj.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ KOAn
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT BBWuARr. n IA
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLk AND
LfNChBCka
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-,TkEGr STATION
$40 NJ. Daily. va Petersburg -kichmln 81
Norfolk fnr0 20 hfprass Arflse A
Norfolk 1915 Z. N. seDs 0aiy ~ Pc.
irsblrg au1 suffolk. A seDli
ualn, ifayle Petersburg 80 ii.u s.
II. aud arriving as norfolk Az u N,
stOps 40 Al. sttfcna
e40AM. Daily ga Potersrurg. Arriv, a
Petersburg l0.ls A. n Ne. .eafsf
Petersburg i:ij A. N. flr farn.
VILE. Lynchburg. sni ali poins SCUM
anI West
,sP NJ oslly vtI Petersburg. Arrive ~.
ters6urg i;g0 =. H., Leave fstersblrg
4:35 r. II. aalE arriving Norioki
T.. NJ
ii;ao p NJ. DAILY. ga Fetsrsbury. Arrive
Petersburg i9.l5 a. ". oonnecii1s
win Traia No l. leaving Petersburg
al Ig.l0 A. NJ. Tor farmuils. Lyn-l.
burg, P0sanontas, AMI al D0sa
tlSo A. NJ. Dsiy. "a BIrseviie, for Farm,na
Lyu bbnrg, tho ,oIth. aud West
PULLMAN sLggPING-CAh ACCOhNVDA
TONS
No. i--siceping-csr from Petersburg 70 BnsiN
Without change. leaving Petersburg iaig Il
lzsg a. H., asl Lyncheurg ~ hompns vita
ous change.
No 3-LyuchburR 10 herllisn. aad kosa0ls
70 Memphis without coAlze
Tickels, bAzssge-cuecks, All ell iniofmAn'i
can be obtained al Richmond aud feisntlfs
railroad depot A. w. Garbsra 100 hain st'etl
sad .. ths Company's o1lco, 2i eat hsinsIes
X y. tOIhAhbI,
Passenfer Agea-
". b BhYlLL
Genera Passenger Ageak
CuLHLss a. EDDY. Vics-PrssijshS
General once. Roanoke. Va 70,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
BY James B. Eiam,
Real Estate Agent and Aucsioneer.
ll13 Main street

DUBLIC SALE OF THAT DE-
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW, NOD NLY-CONsTRucTRD, DETACH-
KID TWo'sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
No a5l4 EAST MARSHALL STREET,
BETWEEN TWENTY-FIFTH AND TWENTY.
SIXTH STREETS
LOT slx10 FRKr, SIDE AND REAR ALLEYS
- request Of tho owner shall BY public suo-
ton, on TIE premises. on
TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL ssp.
q s o'ciodt p NJ, the above named SPECIALLY
ATrTkACrivs AND MOST DEsIRAnLr-
LOCATED NEW DETACHED BRICK RESI-
DENCK. containing seven roomA gas,
watsr, bath, pAaxy. clossta suivsr..
pesement &C, aoc being thoroughly
welLbonh substantial, wsil-srraased. con-
vententiy- and delightfully."- SITUATED home.
pleasant surroundings, ore square from the
electric railway. and within easy distance from
he Duainess poruon OF the city.
ThSe properly y usv. neak sttr scttre IN sty'es
and possesses ell The desirable fsssnrcs OF {
eo0o none Examine h end asssnd ne sale
1.3n; Haeys and anneunoed g saAe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
SYMPATHETIC INSANITY.
A Twin Brother Loses HIS mfnn-Ane
Other Maniac in Consequence.
49,, ..,.~..c. "a fhs I)fspatch1

A Twin-Brother Loses His Mfnd-The
other Maniac in Consequence
Especial telegram 10 the DispsschI
CHARLOTTE, N. c., April is.-Mr. JOSEPH,
Thomas very respectable farmer OF
BurnsyiIle township, lost his mind sudden-
ly last week and has become. raying
maniac. No cause can be gwen for DIS mis-
fortune except that his mind has been
oyertaxed recently. He has been In the
habit of reading until very late at night
after working all day and thus not giving
his mind time TO recuperate. He was car
ried to Wadesboro and placed in the
county Jail until arrangements could
be made 10 carry him TO the asy-
lum, But tho strangest part OF tnis
sad story remains. Mr.. Ihomas's twin
brother, who lives in Union county, was
notified of his brothers misfortune ana
Immediately went to see him. He arrived
nj his house on Sunday night and BY Tues
day he too was q raving maniac. Inc TWO
brothers resemble each other very mucn
and were strongly attached. 1t Is pitiaole
to see them and hear their incoherent Jar
gon and wild discordant laughter. MI.
Ben. Thomas was sent back 70 us
home in Union county. while ms prother
was carried to Wadesboro, as stated apoSe'
Roth men are married and have large taIni-
lies. The case IS q very strange one and Is
exceedingly sad.
wANTTo LYNCH HIM.
negro named Allen Nelson was re-
moved from the Rockingham to the
Greensboro jail few days ago. He was
imprisoned for an assault upon, a young
lsdy in Rockingham county and to pre-;
vent his being lynched he was removed
yesterday morning. -, -.
AS Jailer Pratt, of Asheville, was on his
way TO the Mayors Court with three, Gull
prits they broke and ran. He gave chase,
nut only succeeded in recapturing one.
The other two made good their escape,
The Asheville Citizen (newspaper) has
been making earnest endeavors to raise
sum of money to erect monument Tor
North Carolina soldiers at Fredericksburg.
SO far it has succeeded IN raising $SO.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
A JAII-BIRD FoILED.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April ls.-Jenk
Lewis, prisoner in the Lincoln county
Jail, escaped from the Jail on Tuesday and
made a bold dash for liberty. He was fol-
lowed by the turnkey, who soon caught up
with him. He showed fight, but. Win
surrender, and he was marched back to
Jail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
business Failures.

special telegram to the Dispstchl
Nrw YoRK, April 1s.-The business fall
ures occurring throughout the country
during the past week number for. the
United States, 1871; Canada, 80; total, 2l4
against 200 last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
EASY TERMS or PAYMENT.
on THURSDAY. NAY 1. Is11.

on THURSDAY, MAY l, 1890,
com mcncing at 8 P. NJ. sharp. we will offer tho
aforementioned REAL ESTATE for sale, upon
the premises. In the following order-viz Nine
lots, commencing at the southeast corner OF Park
avenue and Vine street. fronting 20 feet each on
The south side OF PsrE avenue: two, ccm-
mencing at the southwestern intersecli Ion OF
Park avenue and LON rardy street, fronting 80
feet each on Park avenue: two, with front OF
30 feet each on west side OF Lombardy street.
commencing at the northwest corner OF Hanover
and Dombarfy streets aud seven fronting on
the north side OF Hanover street, commencing
1T the northeastern intersection OF Hanover and
Vine. streete, With a frontage Of - feet each
All OF these lots run back good depth TO an
alley. Every indication points 10 rapid i'm
provement and large Increase In vslue OF pro-
perty In this locality. The fact Is that no invest
ment can be made In real estate Ia this or any
other city With better assurance OF large and
speedy profits than In these lots therefore, this
sale Is worthy OF the attention OF oil persons In
want OF BUILDING L0T5 for their own use or
for speculation.
Maps OF these lots are at the Office OF the auc-
iioncors for free distribution. Call and get one.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six,
twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four monts for ne
gotiAble notes, interest added, and secured BY
deed OF trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON.
ap 10 Auctioneers.