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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
FInI. .NHM- NND SIiInitrs
Penalty tor tArrl tug the Former
Tw"t on-rrutiNr Terms for
the Latter

One ut to ue" laws ruartcd 10y the
Oato .,g-.,l,r nrscta DIy rcnis as follows.
Section That t,,'l1u5 5,tcl ut taid
ct %" uni %" same B.. hrtypy amended
,u read -, follow
SEQ =. My person h,us armed with
- deal! weapon ~hr thaIl by word. ur
In Huy other manner insult uf assault
another Withuut .ulh,Irut prrNuratiuu,
uu.u CuUS uuiJlu tlur,,f shall un puu.
t.u,i lN - NUr = tu' .v-- than sllp ur
more than -.E', .r 10y mprl .uuiu.nt AT
utri ,hlut 10 lNr county ytHi - tctt,tu.
ria p"n,'"u'Hry, fpr not irss titan three
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bN'n such H." aDi lmpraurW,ut, 10 the
dl-'t"uuh - the court or .ury tying tho
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sec {. That s'"tIuu , ,.touI - sad
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ia a.. .lr I,fts aud rrNirt.u.
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u''""u' eh'l 'ld'''h"' b'pHti !" to" "hIy
appointed -" We q. .hr'n' "' lhr u'7tfiCt
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hi"l ~ "' !'U'~ '"' ''H''u't'' "H III 'he
u'r'hhfR' 81 th'I '"''"' "hd "' "Ilo""d
l" ''ri! "u lh'r I"'r'hr "th'H h"' 'nn
'"h''d' IN ~" Hrpnn'm'hi "t any d"'
p"H s.'t!n II sh'. u" ,h" ""'I "t 'h"
eh"i.n I. "'' "a h",,." "i en'u nrP"'u''
ln"ht 'n 'h" one" - The clerk "t IT." pro-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
sENsInIE ADVICE.

H. recent address, U"fufc the mon
League club - New York, Mr.. ChHunccy
VI DrIeW, Who IN prc,,drnt u that or.
gnuilltlou. expressed sentiment which
should bc ltrratcd and reiterated aud
made 10 rrt thr fashion for Americans
pors"s-cd % money, ,risurr time and an
ambition tu travel lie recommended
t. hiH f"l,uw citizens II the metropolis,
who w"r" u III" habit uf making annual
wlgumagrs to Eurup" that they TAX" u
trp into thelr own rpuutr! aud nrqualnt
thomsslyrs With lt4 grandeur and great.
Les-. The muuniaIu SCENERY ~ Colorado,
derlnrrd Mr.. Drp"w, WAS lar superior To
ANYTHING to b" found IA IL" Aips. Whils
las advice was hnrf It MAS d"cld-dly To-
tie Isnut, aud. aS Mr.. DepeN had Just
returned from - western trip, he could
doubtless have extended hlr comparisons
betN ren ia" natural beauties ~ Europe
und the United States, With which eN'
tcnslvr travel has madr hIm thoroughly
familiar. II be- had extended his ubser.
vn,iuns into New Mexico. aud hal gone
from here to the grand canon ut the
Colorado, hr cpuli hay" told lls listeners
abou, scenery winch Tor grandeur and
mnguItcrncc would make the best that
Europe pr"-"l.'s appear Gulte tam" aud
common place., But II lS gratifying To
hear u representative rllll"n lk" Mr..
DrI"w talk ~ thls courageous and pa
trlu,lc STRAIN, II vii - iar 10 call at
tcntipu 10 the Hlsurirty II the fashion
which draws thousands = Americans
Nho are ignorant u lh"r "Nn country
into the current 81 European travel
which s",s ~ at this -ruEpu IA increasing
volume every year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
Hioodshed Appr~hemded,

Seattle, Wash, May II. serious
Prouble and bloodshed ie apprrhcndri
p Franklin, coal mining village near
|he Northern Pacific railroad, IN this
bounty.
About G7j negroes from the east were
,ken there to take the places Of the
fhl'e miners who are on IA strike.
earning of this the whites, backed by
que knights Of Labor, began to arm
themselves, Many negroes were armed
Pn Their arrival, and when tha train
caehed Palmer, guns and cartridges
ste distributed among them tor their
Po'ehSe while marching through tho
soods to Franklin.
seventy detectives boarded the train
hhumclaly station, and every effort
Icing made 10 prevent conflict.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
4 dynamite Explosion.

rarrytuwu. y, Y, May ~ \ train
c,utaInng u large quantity ot dynamite.
Was bioNn uU u short distance from the
station, The explosion was terrific. II
blow the train 10 pieces, aud the report
90 ,li bc heard mile away. Two Amer.
ic.,us aud four Italians wore instantly
kurd. \ large number ot people were
injured, II Is impossible 10 tell the
c,Jse - the accident, The fireman "
IT,, locomotive ~ the train wRs blown
" IA the tender ~ the locomotive into
tuN riNrr The shock 81 the explosion
MAS felt for mahy milcs. The number
Of k,ll,d ut the dynamite explosion IL
p,oced at eighteen, and the injured ,wen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
4 frud Between Eamiii.-.

New York. May ~ The Eyeu,ug sun
pays The bitter feud between the
fuuses ~ Mckay and Bonyugc, CaIfor.
pa m'lionares, which has been raging
fn both s'des ~ the Atlantic Tor scveral
Pears, has at last taken dciln,'" form.
|'onyuge has broughtsuit a.aInr, Mckay
Eor damages IN proportion tn the magni.
|ude II Mr. McKay's redoubtabIo pile u
Damages, which make all other damages
pink into Ins,guliicance. But E'nyugc
Poes not stop at damages alone, but he
fhhrg"s criminal libel az we'll,
Mr, pia,t. ot the firm Of platt \ bowers,
8ouns" Tor Mr. BoIyugr, said that the
8uhIect was one upon which neither hc
*or the firm could speak, lie admitted
pat such a SUIT had been begun. but loo.
3ond that would ray uo more
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
meyer " hips Bowcn.

New Orleans, La, Ma! u lhe great
hgnt weight glove tight between Andy
l. ven, the "Lourslana tornado and
Buiy Meyer. the " Streator cyclone oc
Cugfcd 10 ia" handsome arena u the
famous Olympic club. Nearly 800 peo.
pie witnessed the encounter.
The betting was slOO on Meyer 10 tso
on Bowen, Las, May at West Eud these
s"mc men fought twenty three rounds,
a. he end ~ which Meyers manager
g..e up the contest. Meyer was not
" cked out. but hc presented the ap
prranre ~ u man very nearly complete
!! rcdten. The agreement under which
thIs fight ~as had, called Tor the meu To
~ gh at the ring not over III pounds.
The Olympic club hung up purse ~
,3'pC, s2,jO u which vent 10 the win.
uct, and sjnn Has gwen to the loser.
u Nen Ms seconded 10y Bob Farrell aud
Tom Kelly While Meyer WAS seconded 10y
Luk POPE, Eddy Meyer and An Ken
r,iy.
Hon Alex Brcwrter was appointed bv
H." managers ~ the club us referee, aud
cv ryuuc Was drliehted when no accept.
&C. fur the name u Alex lirewster IL
r, unymous with all that ~ far and
~ are.
.ieyer Rns the winner of tue battle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

that General Mitre, will be unanimously
elected president oi the republic, as he
was in 1852. No other candidate IL spok
cu ~. aud General RDca has success.
fully used his influence in the upper
provinces 10 bring about the election ~
tho Ian in whom the hopes ~ the nation
have long been ccntered. Governor
Coste, of Buonos Ayres, has nlso gwen
hi. adhesion, ana hight at last appears
"n the cloud that ovcrhanRs Argentine
affairs"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
4 Terror oCrinlnnis.

Chicago, H., May ~ The ~indy
(i,y will be an unhealthy place for Old
inie criminals Tor Mt least two Years -
|ome. This Is because Major H. ". Nc.
liRuehry, formerly warden ut thr Joliet
benlicn'lary, and more recently su
|er,utendcnt otthc Huntington, Pa, ro
lormstory. enters upon his du;,es as
khle' u police llls name IN u .rrrr 10
CRIMINALS throughout the couL'ry, and
8n this respect be- fully ranks "lth The
feioubtabe INSPECTOR u! rncs 4 New
kork lie has wonderful memory
tnd recollection Of iacee, AMI II II
ba,urnlly expected that the professional
frmnals VITO at one tim" or anuth"I
fere the guests ~ the Joliet p"ult"u
larry during his administration vii gave
chicago the 20 by so long as hc rrmalut
10 Authority.
II" ptupnscs to turn has Htt'a,lon u
he reorganization of the pulrv force,
ehlch lr Intends t. divorce frum poll
les and 10 plOcc uu u better tout,ag thaI
has ever had before.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
coke workers. STRIKE

pitsburg, May - \ spec'ni from
Prnu-! !lvauia, saye OPERATORS
lre making most determined "TDt' 20
orrc the men at the miners cot ,"n'run
In vote to abandon the strike, " lu.- lRl'ur
ea lcrs on the other hand have brcn
lmong the men aud say they al, practt.
tally unanimous ~ their desire u con
linue out The frlck and Mcclure com.
banlrs started the lt"l Stone, \ pungr
loan, llawkeye NNllr! aud Olympic
blAnt- with few men, aud say tnry viii
|,srt tive other plants tins wccA Men
Ire coming INTO tIe region m rnr londa,
bod It IN doubtful u th" strikers can
|tand the pressure much longer They
lre suffering for the nrcrssltlr, u NE
knd hundreds have no roof to rol their
bwn Altogether ifthe men de- at vote
70 90 back il will because over =, rsuadel
b. the leaders or because nd.prd"ut
Operators or some powerful lab, "rgau.
|za, ION pledges the greatly needle tinan
kia. support
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
TEl.Ets itSpltIt.

milwaukee, May 2O.-1he murder 70
Au'iisS, the old soldier whose body Was
hound IN creek near the SJld.crA'
|llnmc, has resulted in the discovery that
n regular system oi Dr,gandly' has
|bour,nhcd IN tho bcghborhuoi ~ the
grounds Al about the erour is, nud
h. cloes to the grounds ne the lnE viii
Inflow them to locate, are low dives aud
|erosgcties IN which tor years the yele.
Iraup have been piled with liquor and
then robbed The competition rev 50
hrsk, however, that cnterptIslug rob
Y yer iayor~l the plan of catrhug tie
le,erans on the outside
The grounds ~ the national lHnc are
extensive aud heavily wooded, aud about
Ahem are other patches ~ heay iy tIm.
screl land. The grounds are R,' miles
form the center " ia" city and beyond
Ahe city limits. ~ that the police pro
kec,lon ~ none ~ tho best H. thrac
Mcuds and along the ruadNayE ~ / lanes
&eadlng into the grounds, SINAI. lands ~
&n.hNaymcu, mnuy beng CONT psed ~
Bill soldiers who have been die rargrd
krcm the huur, have made u prertc" u
$yng IN ambush Tor the beiated ,rtrrhus
Returning from the city
! Tho investigation brought about 10y
3hc Auliuss murder has dcyelor"d tlo
b., tI,nI lunJr.tla 80 tupu Lbtr tn.
,een way laid aud robb"d within tie
az, year
Governor lInthaHay - the home has
j .an enlisted ~ the crusade " h tho
soal authorities, aud they p'"ppsr TO
&ld the district ~ the ruhbcrs large
] ircc oi s,.clal officers are ont there
bad they will promptly arrest my sus
&icluus parties IN the uclghburh,ul.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-27
VenaneIo Lul6a y SObrlnO
FORTALEZA As, 40 y51

Ofrece los siguientes artculos precios m6dicos
Azuleos losetas baldosnes catanas banLas
das osetas de mamo bancaS azue osas
tro Cemento Portland barriles
Pras VERDE mimic banco zinc de la acredtada
aceite naza, Brechas
Hero galvanizad acanaado o cobjas cavog de zine
arandela canales cubreas de Puntas de
Paris de una cnco pggsdas Paas pico azadas azadones
caafatear god6n desperdicic linpar maquinas
1uy nna de todas cases do IA casa Bacarat Va
as completes decorada de poceana Pieles
uperores ds case cazad gran novedad
eaiss de hierro, Basculas Barras de metal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-27
San Juan Puerto Rico Mayo 27 dc 1891. Ofcinas
Antfdoto Tepeyac

NTRODUCIDo EN- EsTA TsLA
PoR DoNA MICAELA DALMAU De oARRERAs
Remedio infaible contra la
VIRUELA
La preserya la cura radealmente en-
cualQuer grado de la enfermcdad.
SU COMPOSITION
es puramente yejetal procede de recnas in.
gTedientes de Ia Flora mejicana.
Cada frasco acempaIla un prospecto indi-
cando 81 modo de usarlo
Ell ANTIDOTO TEPEYAC
Pgec50 del tTGScO S 2 orc americana
Sc vende ca todas las principaIes Farmacias
de la Isla.s
Deposito principal Ell la casa dc
D. CARLOS B. MELTZ
Gale de Ia FOrtGIegG 9ssta,aerO 28.-CAPITAL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-27
A. RAUSCHENPLAT.
Plaza Alfonso XII, 81.
c1oN, COMlSIONES, AGEN0LAs,
.aGEJV TE2 g. E.V EER.QL
DE LA

Sea Insurance Company, Liverp pool.-Norte
Mar5timos. IS ociedad Hamburgo- Bremense,
Hamburgo. - CompaNio de tSeguros Contra In
cendio. - Lloyd Hanseatico, Hamburgo Com
paio de Seg0ros contra desgrQcias personales de to-
das classes jclso Jas acaecidas en- 0iqjes marStimos
y teqrestres.
Orenstein Koppei, Berlin Gran Fd5ricG de
Fsrrocarriles portdtiles, Gdrros, Chuchos. G, de
quinas Agrcolas Arados, Rastrillos, etc, etc. ]
Maquinaria para Ia elaboration de azdcar,
Alambiques, MaQuinas para aserrar maderas,
Bonbas, ETC.
Catalogos y presupuestos disposition de los
socitantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-27
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
DON'T BE DECEIVED

~ dealers who "cut" prices. "Cut-
ting prices leads to "cutting" goods.
For this reason and to protect the pub
lie. the genuia, medicines Of DR.. Y. ".
Pierce are now sold only through regu-
larry authorized agents, who can sell
only at the following congratulated
prices:
DIR. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery
flor the Liver, Blood and Lungs),
Sl.00 per bottle.
Dr. Picrce's Favoritc Prescription (for
woman's weaknesses aud derangements),
Sl.O0 per bottle.
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets (for the
Bver), 25 cents per vial.
The csnuine medicines. which can be
had only at these prices, are the cheap
est remedies you can use, TO: they're
guaranteed. It's "vaiue received or no
pay" In every case where DIR. Pierce's
medicines fail TO give satisfaction, tho
makers will return the money. Bat,
thcy waa; to be SURF that you get their
medicines. and not their bottles refiiled
or tampcred with, or spurious limitations.
Refi:sc everything offered as DE-.
Pierce's medicines at less than the
above prices. They are generally spu-
rious.
Don't get something that the dealer
says Is "just as good" IL may be bet
ter for him, but it's pretty certain to
be worse for you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
Katherine Rogers Dead.

Katherine Rogers, the actress, died on Satur.
day afternoon at her residence, $40 West 21st
street, New York, after long illness. She was
born in England and attained prominence as an
actress in that country before coming tc
America. Her early years ON tho American
stage were passed in Wallacks stock company.
Subsequently Mrs, Rogers played leading parts
in the Union Square Theater, then under the
management Of Shook d Palmer. After ieav-
ing the Union Square Mrs. Rogers became a
star. During the last few years Of her life she
was member OF A. NJ Palmer's stock COM
pany. Two Of her four daughters are actresses,
Eleanor Meretti, a well-kn0wn leading lady,
and Katie Florence, the ingenue Of W. H.
Cranes company The burial will be in Wood.
lawn cemetery today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
RExovr TIE Causr.

il no doubt the correct thing TO ire. sle symp-
toms Of disease. but this b effective unless the
cause Of the complains is removed. Tho sores and
eruptinns Of scrofuls may be healed by and
potash treatment hut unless tho Of these
toms is cisAnss from the system. shsy will return
attack acme Of the delicate internal orRans swfs
Specific atkcs at the Of the trouble and forces
out tho germs Of sssse. and the poson through the
pores Of the akin. and the time builds up ths
general health Of the sufferer
We will mail valuable book TO al who will sud
fos IT, SWIFT aPEcIrIc CO.. Atlanta, GA ,
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New York and the Big Fair.

The dinner given ut Delmonico's in New
York last night by the New York commissioners
Of the national Columbian exposition-Dr.
Chauncey Nj. Depew, John Boyd Thatcher and
Gorton W. Allen--gave evidence Of New York g
intention to do what they could to make the
exposition success. Every name that stands
high in the city, and many throughout the
state, were represented either personally or by
letter. Liberal assistance and extensive ex-
hibits were promised In the name OF New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
THE CHEROKEEs SELL our.
An Agreement Reached With the Cover
meut.

A special from Tahlequah, I. T., says,
After more than two years Of negotiations
and four visits of the Cherokee commission to
Tahlequah an agreement today was finally con-
summated whereby the Cherokees agreed to
part with their title to the strip, and only the
action Of the United States is needed to make
1t public land. The price finally agreed upon
is ss,595. 736121S.
By the terms Of the agreement the Cherokees
relinguish not only the strip, but all claims or
interests of any kind or character they may
have in the land lying west of the 96th degree,
which we're conveyed by them to the Osages,
Poncas, Ottoes, Missouris and Nez Perces,
though, as far as the Cherokee Nation is con-
cerned, it has relinquished all its claims to
these lands, which, under the patent, were set
apart to that nation an outlet
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The Grant Monument Association.

The fact has been made public that Hamil-
ton Fish resigned Us vice president of the
Grant Monument Association Of New York
nearly year ago. Inability to attend meetings
is given as the cause. Serious trouble prevails
among the members Of the association. Rich
ard t. Greener, the secretary, it is said will
have to go. He has been receiving salary and
the idea is to select secretary who will do
the work gratuitously. Very little money has
been received during the past three months.
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FINE FOUR-wHEEL CART BY A. ]. JOYCE's
SONS. sIDE-BAR BUGGY BY JNO. McDER.



sAEE 81 FSH qT
I'VE IL sTFFkfE pR
fS S5ssTE 81 sh II hhlfk DWELLING
IF DUDE Ssss s Ap
folio gl2 etseq one of the land records the Dis
sas3e& E + front Il lie Pss%isss TUESDAY, PE
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described property
W the s Of ts Sap m
Howard ct al subdivision Of part Of square north Of
35, as said subdivision is recorded in Libsr IL T. G.
at too 49, one Of the records Of the office Of the
the northeast OF said lot and running thence
a on tns n9rh Line Q, said lot
parallel with the line Of Vermont to the south
forty three feet and three inches a, It. nv to the
line OF said avenue and thence northwardly the
west line Of said avenue fourteen u4 feet to the place
And md im%sdi.tely thereafter, by virtue of certain
secordsd in Ser No 1885, at folio 20s ct sen Of Thy
spd upon the %
front Of the premises, in the same manner the re-
s Ia north U IN
three hundred and thirty -four IN. Of 334), de-
s and
M f,om ss s Of and
% the south line Of said lot thence along south
ns u % It. and sa. n. IL fh; 81 r.
north on said street fourteen Q) feet to the north
line of said lot, and thence along said north line
thirty eight feet and eight inches tS f. in).
The part Of said lot FIRST above described 10 i'm
proved by comfortable frame dwelling and the part
dwelling. :
Terms; one.thira q, cash and the balance in one
centun per snnum from the day Of sae. payable sen
sold or all cash. at the option Of the purchasers de-
post Of lu0 en- each parcel will be required ct the
time OF sale All conyeyancinx and recording Will Be
1t the cost Of the purchasers The of must
BE- complied with in fifteen days from the day sale
otherwise tbs trustees the right to resell
property At the risk and cost Of the defautins pur.
chaser aer nve days advertisement Of such resale in
The Evening star, -
B. LEWIS BLACKBOARD.
1927 q vt. n. ~. rvu.....
JAMES r. HOOD, Afusseee'
Pacific building.
dl8 10. % "a. 10 II
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

STho way to advertise is to put your an
nouncement where it will be seen by the people
you want to reach. THE STAR reaches every.
body in Washington, and all advertisements
in its columns are regularly and carefully read
by ell members of the household.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
SPENT OTHER pxorLr,s HONEY.
Joseph s. Nathsns OF New Orleans Disc,
pears, Leaving . Shortage.

JoeePh .. Natnhns OF New Ofleobb D1bop
pears, Leaving . shortage.
For the past ten days prominent young rnSS
about town in New Orleans have been discuss
ing the sudden departure from the city d
Joseph 8. Nathans. and the cause that led to II
Last week daily paper published card dgnsd
by the firm which he represented in New Or.
leans TO the effect that Nathans was no longer
in their employ and that he was not author
lied to represent them In any capacity Tho
card was signed by s. p. Shotter & Co. Of Sa-
vannah, Ga. 1t now transpires that Nathans
shortage will foot up to nearly $4,000. and
was consummated by means of forgeries on the
most extensive scale. Besides the firm Nathana
represented promipent bank has been hit "a
the extent of $1,000 by the young mans specu-
lations.
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THOMAS BOWLING Z son. xuctioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ l:Sp 4tEE9THGKT0wS; Oh SO SOUTH SIDE or

THUSTEEV SALE OF IMPROVED RExL ESTATE
!, IL IsSp 9E0RGET9wN: OF SOUTH SIDE OF P
STREET. NEAR STREET BRIDGE
D. virtue Of certain deed Of trust. Only recorded
sonx the land records OF the District Of Columbia In
party secured thereby. ahsll sell, q public aucfon
r ps BAY 81 81
FoUk O'CLOCK rs a IN. al that certain parcel q
tslct, distinguished lot "a IN Homead's addition
thefeto tbeng now part OF square can OF squsrs o.
pourh side Of street strVet bridge. dsscrbsd
sa sna bsn soso s y
SOS together with the improvsmsuss 10. consistn1
Of two frame houses. .--s.sl-77-
Terms of sale Ons-thlrd cash. Of which eio0 must
be paid - deposit Ct Tins Of sae readue IN two equal
intsress hsf yssriy sscur.d BY the noees q
~ purcesses anq Did q xug On he property, @ M
Ruscha:srs cost Tsssns - 3 scapltd With = is1
sell at dsfAnifi9E pnEchass.'s cdet sna xisk, &.
dl6-dts WILLIAM Mex. OeBO6N,} Afse.
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