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The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-05-19
GrouDdless Tears.

1t isn't for baby, sir, want it for my dear little Fido. "-Chicago Tribune.
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TAKEN BIZ DEATH.

Adjusaut Gen. William McClelland OF Penn.
sylvania and Other Well known Pcrsons.
It was thought that Adjutant General Will
lam McClelland Of Pennsylvania might survive
few days, even q month, after the surgical
operation Of Saturday night but change for
the worse occurred at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and he sank into an anc conscious state,
in which he remained until his death. at 405 in
the afternoon. He was conscious at intervals
during che morning and recognized those at
his bedside, but he realized that the end was
near.
Gov. Pattison and others were at his bedside
Saturday night. An order will probably be
issued to the National Guard today. Assistant
Adjutant General Krumbhaar having been or
dereh to report there at once. At the request
of the dying man his body will be buried in
Allegheny cemetery at Pittsburg. 1t is thought
the body will lie in state today and be taken to
Pittsburg tomorrow.
Hon. Nm. a. Morton. ex-mayor Of Lancas-
ter, Pa, died yesterday of paralysis. aged
sixty-four years. He was for years connected
with the hateligencer of Lancaster and was
prominent in Masonic circles.
Hon. James W. Haworth, one of the BOG Grant
delegates and a leading manufacturer and citi-
zen Of Decatur, ILL.,, is dead, aged ffty-six
years.
William A. Stuart, one of the most promi-
nent citizens OF southwestern Virginia. died
suddenly in Philadelphia. He was brother
of Gen. ]. L. b. Stuart of confederate cavalry
fame.
To-Hee, the blind chief of the Iowa tribe
OF Indians. is dead. To-Hce was descend
ant of the old Black Hawk nobility. He has
ruled the lowas since White Clouds death.
Joseph Marcer. formerly city treasurer OF
Philadelphia. died at his residence in that city
last night.
Gilbert Won Vincke, the German poet and
novelist, is dead.
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PLAYING WITH DYNAMITE.
One Boy Killed and Five Others Injured by
an Explosion.

One Boy Killed and Five Others Injured by
an Explosion.
A small shanty in the rear Of 4s43 Ogle street.
Philadelphia, has been used by the boys living
in the neighborhoOd a meeting and lounging
place. Yesterday afternoon John Sheridan,
eighteen years old. Of 4s43 Ogle street; Frank
and Stanley Shirly, brothers, respectively sew
enteen and eighteen years DID, of 4710 Fowler
street; VIM. and Chas. Avingeral, also brothers,
aged thirteen and fifteen years, Of 1855 Wash
ington street, and Chas. Harris seventeen
They had procured some giant powder and
stick of dynamite from store house at an ad-
jacent reservoir and proposed to anticipate the
Fourth Of July by exploding the stuff.
The powder was placed upon bench and
one OF the boys lit grain Of it with match
The dynamite was lying close by, and it is
supposed the conclusion from the pow der
caused it to explode, for hardly had the
match been applied before the dynamite went
off.
The explosion attracted crowd. who found
six boys lying on the ground black and burnt
by powder and bleeding from cuts. The she'd
which was OF a flimsy structure of light boards
had been completely demolished. As speedily
a, possible the injured boys were carried into
nearby houses and temporary attention given
to their injuries. An examination showed that
although painfully burned about the face and
head. all the boys with the exception of Harris
had escaped without dangerous injuries. The
injuries sustained by Harris were of fright
ful character. He had only one leg and that
was blown completely Off and a wound was
made in his side from which his entrails pro-
truded. He Was taken to the hospital, but died
shortly after his admission.
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A Common-Sense Remedy.

In the matter of curatves what want something that
will do its work while you continue to do remedy
that will give you inconvenience interfere with
business Such remedy ALLcocKs Porous PLAsTERs.
These plasters experiment. they have been
tor thirty and their value has been tesd by the
highest well by voluntary testimonials
from those who have used them.
ALLCoCKs Porous PLAsTERs purely vegetable and
absolutely harmless They require change of diet and
not affected by wet cold Their action does not interfere
with labor business toll and yet be cured while
hard at work They pure youngest the Oldest
the most delicate of either them with great
benefit.
Beware OF limitations and do not be deceived
ASK TOT and let no solicitation explanation you
substitute
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FATAL WRECK ON THE ALTON,
Three Men Killed and Considerable Proper
DESTROYED.

Three Men Killed and Considerable Property
Destroyed.
disastrous and fatal wreck occurred on the
Chicago and Alton road early yesterday morn
ing. AS result three men were killed and q
considerable amount Of property was destroyed.
Tho limited passenger train, No. so, from Chi
cago. bound for Kansas City, left Centralia at
O'Clock yesterday morning, behind time. Be-
fore reaching Larabee, five miles west of Cen
tralia, the train had attained speed of forty
five miles an hour At Larabee the switch of a
siding had been left open and the passenger
train dashed through it and into stock train
that was standing on the siding.
The presence Of mind of the engineer doubt
less saved the lives of many passengers. When
the train crossed the switch he put on the air
brake and before the engine crashed into the
stock train the speed of the passenger train had
been very materially reduced
The two engines came together with such
force that they were wedged tightly together.
The mail and baggage cars were derailed, but
were not wrecked. Two of the stock cars
loaded with cattle were demolished. and many
of the cattle were killed. The fireman and
englneman Of the stock train were instantly
killed and the fireman Of the passenger train
was 30 severely injured that he died within an
hour. The baggageman of the passenger train
had his arm broken and the engineer Of the
passenger train sustained a dislocation of the
left knee. Not passenger received much
as scratch.
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bold abduction of boy was made Saturday
night at Woods Run near Pittsburg. The son
Of Mrs Kane, No. 107 Wales street, was enticed
away from home by a man. The police are
investigating the case, 1t appears that John
Kane, aged eight years, and James Hughes, a
year younger, were playing in front of their
homes about 6 O'Clock Saturday night when
a man came up and offered them some candy
He was very friendly, and as they wanted more
candy they followed him down the Fort Wayne
tracks almost to Jacks run, whore he said ht
would get them some. When near Jack rur
he sent the Hughes boy back, giving him
cents to purchase lead pencil. This was but
pretext to secure the boy of Mrs. Kane
Hughes got the pencil and returned, but the
man and the boy had disappeared. Hughe,
went back home and related the facts. He
could not give good description Of the man
The latter. lie said, was q tall man and fairl,
well dressed. Mrs. Kane, the mother of thu
child. was nearly hysterical when questioned
She had no idea why her son should be taken
She ID poor woman.
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Convicted by q Bloody Ovsrcoat.

George Painter Of Chicago must hang for the
murder of Alice Martin, otherwise known as
Alice Painter, his common law wife. The Jury
was out but o short time, and the reading OF
the death warrant in the cold, foggy atmos.
phere Of Judge Clifford's court in Chicago
yesterday was in keeping with the repellant
character Of the case throughout The crime
Of which Painter was convicted occurred May
IL last. The woman was proven to be Of i'm
moral character, and the story told by the
prisoner was that lao went home late on the
night of the murder and found her dead on
the floor Of their bed room, where she had
evidently been beaten to death with club.
Painter maintained throughout the trial that
the deed must have been committed by some
one OF the woman's numerous callers, and
showed that she had saved his life by nursing
him through q contagious fever. The chiel
evidence against him Was IN overcoat stained
with blood.
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WANT A SHIP CANAL.
An Important Resolution Adopted by New
York Changers.

An Important Resolution Adopted by New
York Changers.
The nineteenth annual convention Of the
New York state grange were in session at Os-
wego last week. The big map showing
the proposed deep water routes from Duluth
to the Atlantic and which has done service in the
deep waterways convention at Detroit and
Washington was given a conspicuous place in
the convention hall and attracted great deal
of attention.
The following was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we, the members Of the
state grange Of the state of New York, do re-
specttully request our representatives in
Congress to use their influence and
votes in support Of any measure
favoring ship canal around the falls Of Mag
ara and as we'll to support the further con-
struction of a deep waterway from Lake On
tariO to the Hudson river for the accommods-
ton of the commerce of our state and country"
This is an official notice to the representatives
Of New York state in congress OF the feeling of
the New York farmers. and its influence must
necessarily be great.
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Thayer Yields to Gov. Boyd.

Thayer Yields to Gov. Boyd.
At 10 o'clock last night the following letter
was handed to Gov. Boyd of Nebraska:
LINCOLN, NEB., February.
Hon. James F. Boyd:
Dear Sir: When commenced proceedings
one year ago to test your title to the office OF
governor did so in the full belief that there
was great doubt in the public mind as to your
citizenship and eligibility. l then took occa.
sion to publish that as soon as your citizenship
was established by the courts l would gladly
surrender the Office to you.
The contest was not one Of personal strife
nor to satisfy any ambition Of my own. but to
comply with and uphold the constitution. OF the
state.
Now that the Ipublic press has announced
that the highest tribunal has declared under
the Constitution and laws of our country and
state your rights to the Office, cheerfully yield
the Office Of governor to you without awaiting
the mandate OF court.
As am about to leave the state on Monday
to be absent some weeks, it would be most con.
venient to me to turn the office over to you at z
o'clock of that day if it is your pleasure to ac'
cept the same at that time.
Very respectfully, JOHN NJ. THAYER.
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FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auc,ioneers

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucsioneers-
TRUSTEES SALE AS AN ENTIRETY OF ALL THE
EUkE1TuRE, CARPETS. BELONGINGS, CON.
TENTS. LEASES AND LICENSES NOW Is AMI
UPON The HOTEL LANGHAM AT L II 1
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOUkTEENTH AMI
SlkEEIS NokIHw. 81, IN TIE CITY OF
Cnder and by virtue of chatel deed OF trus,
from William A. Foster and Others the undersigned
as trustees. dated the 18th day of February $50
recorded In liber hos. folio .9S ct seq. OF tlc
land records OF the District Of Columbia aid
quest q party secured thereby Will sal5
east corner of 18th and streets northwest. tne
city of WASHINGTON and District OF Co umbia, on
WEDNESDAY, THE SEVENTEEN II DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1882. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON,
the entire contents of said hotel. consisting of
PArior ana Bed Room suites, Carpets Irrors Rugs,
Pictures. Glass Ware Dishes, Cutlery. Culinary Uten.
sis. Napkins Sheets. Beds, Bedding, Easy ers.
Ofhce urnlture IN short all the praphernalia and
personal properly now used in about said Hotel
and Annex, and embraced in the said trust.
The same will ue sold n Woe, just IL stands
together with the lease and licenses said hotel.
On application to the trustees will DO given
for the inspection of said property any
day of sale.
Terms Of sale One-third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance IN equal nsta lnents
two years from day OF SALE with interest at the rate
per cent per annun. semi annually lronis-
sorry notes OF the purchaser given Tor the de-
ferred payments to lie secured to the
the trustees 800 to be paid down when the property
is struck of, and terms Of sale be COMPLIED with
within nve days from day OF sale otherwise the de
post forfeited and property resoQ at risk and cost
defsultiEg purchaser or purchasers
EDWARD A NEWMAN,
Fepd- building. 34i i. u. W. I 1-,,u.
JOHN b. LARNER, hus'ees-
f5-dtds Adams building, 1885 street
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Another Claim Against Chile,

Another claim for damages has been fled
against Chile, this time by Andrew McKinsley,
a member of the crew of the American steamer
Keweenaw. He was severely beaten by the
police and then imprisoned, but was afterward
released on demand of Minister Egan and
Consul McCreary. The claim, which is for
$40, 900, has been sent on to Washington by
Attorney +. A. Ord, who is also Shields attor-
ney. Shields is still in the marine hospital at
San Francisco, and the doctors believe his
health will never be fully restored.
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A Jury Decided by Lots.

A special from Ottumwa, Iowa, says a SENECA
ton was created there on Saturday by the dis
covery that the jury in the case Of Ed Fitz-
simmons. charged with burglary, had arrived
at . verdict of guilty by casting lots. The
judge. learning Of this questioned the Jury and
receiving affirmative answer Immediately set
aside the verdict and ordered q new trial. The
jury had placed six slips marked guilty" and
six marked insane" IN hat One was drawn
by juror whose back was turned.
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u AICLIkfE. DAkk 3 CO., Aucnonee->.
~ go Pa n W

II AiCLIffE. DAkk = CO.. Aucnonee-s.
~ $50 Pa. ave. nv
TWO ELEGANT THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL
SECTION or NEW JERSEY AHiNtE North
MEsI: LE DRoIT PARK. BEING HOUSES
NOS. 467 AND All, BY AUCTION.
On WEDN SDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY
TENTH. lSs2. Al HALF-PAST POUR O'CLOCK,
We will sell in front of the premises
SUB LOTS 80 AND IL
IN BLOCK 8 OF LIZ DROIT PARK,
Fronting Is each Florida with depths of
about 1oo and - feet respectively. Let IS, rs nm
proved by tnree-story brick dwelling ami store the
dwelling containing six rooms and BATH, and is No
467. Lot Al Is improved by a three story brick
dwelling. No. AL Florida avenue. coAtain Ilg ten
rools. bath and furnace room. Both houses pro-
vided with all the Attest such cabinet
antes. electric lighting attachment gas, electric
bells. &c. &c. and most compete every detail
and timely finished throughout:
Terms OF Libsrai anG made known at the time
of sale deposit OF 500 each house required at
the time Of sale. RADCLIFFE. DARR Co.
fe4-dNdS Auctionaers
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[MER b SLOAN, AucrloneerS.

EOR sALR-s9OO WILL BUY. IFsOLD AT ONCE.
l. one OF the hsndsomest turnouts In Washington.
consisting very stylish pair Of hackney cobs Is
hands high and years old sound and kind fearless
zoo seven months ago; also D. N. Lane T-csrt in
mounted harness; cost $50; coachmans livery lasl
WHY. pole chains blankets and halters all complete
sold on account OF owner going south for hls wife
health this is bargain for some one, as the outa
cost TX. 500; also frst-cass coachinAn wishes
position.
For full particulars call at
LATIMER sLoAN's.
feS-St' l1O9 q IT. n. "
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AUCTION SALES.
fUrNkE DAYS.
ID ATcLIFFE. vAKRN CO.. Auc,,on..s..
N UeD Pa. ave n
TRUSTEES SALE OF pEsIRARLE IMPROVED
PkoPERTY Situated on 1 STREET. AND


rEpsTEEs SALE OF ,l bss II T,EoyEB
VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
ny virtue q CERTAIN iced Of trust d-ssd January =
Dis;net q g amSia and = ,hs Eeque.. :. TIC holder
sf iIiS 4 IGsf ri ssT.'i
property situated in the clty Washington. the
plnsirict OF Columbia. 10 wit:
nine CfAD. heginning for the al int on Nir-
sniA avenue distant one hundred anG h.ty-fOur feet
sapsre said point being IN the NORTH an, said square
sa running thence aong said north line soutesster ,
cry and perendcular north ne Of said sQG4rS
one tSlg feet and seven (sl inches thence sout
Ihe of SAID square thence west sixteen (l6) :cet aha
lu IN hts. thence north thirty 800 zee. and ten
north line OF SAID sguars twensy ave CO. ices an
inches TO said north line and the place OF be
AS. that part Of square Numbered nine hundred and
N.na. "a ne CEfl, t.ginnins Tor the same al ponl
said square On / street south anu runn ne hens
s sS LINK SAID street ,wenty-t t2sl ,eet and
thence westerly to point situated thirty ave D feet
south IN sSr' q the p.se Of eeslnninE thenSs
plsee OF e-iEaing ON Sirert south.
ne Er1uiid s.ove csssribed Improved by thre,
Terms: one-third 90 cash ant The h.isl.ce in on,
ana Two Years. with in,crt rate Of Gp.r centun
per Snnufl from the day ui sale. pAys le
nuay secured by deed oi on tnr property 50 4
or Al cash at The option of the uarchasers DEPOSIT
sale All veyancins ana reoora,ng viii he at III.
COST OF the HuFy 1hc terms Il sale must L.
otherwise the trustees reserve tine iigt 90 res. In
properly II The rsk and cost the &c. tins lgr
CHASER alter hive days advertisement lhe ENesins
JAMES s. HOOD.
JOSEPH t e KfP saildinF' Trustees
fes. 10. i2. l3. ID. ~ 81 Penn Sc.
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AUCTION SALES.
mn nE lDAis.
u ATcIIFfE. DAM . co. Auc,.

RArcIIFrr. DAM . CO.. Aus4
ADMISIsTRA Ions, ssLE OF TIE KxTzrs cos.
TfNIs OF Thk BorT1lNG LsTkBLIsHNESf
OF The LAfk Al. a hRlp~ELl. NOs. SO.
AND 90 STREET SOUTHWEST. CON.
BoTTilNG MAcEIN RY APPARATUS, ENGINE
AND BolLkh. BolILts AND BOXES, Ban
FIXTURES. Mhlsklks. MINES. LIQUORS.
a.sScSo, CIGARS. IRON sxfE. ooLb
H0usEHoLD FURNITURE
IL HEAD HORSES.
j. slIs sisgLs and DOUBLE HARNESS,
DOlbLk WAGONS,
Z SlNolE WAGONS,
! PHANTOM BUGGY,
I koCkANAl CskEtAGE,
uossk sLANkkrs. STABLE BELoNGfNos
&. 81. By Al C1iON.
~ viriue Q; order u the suerrnc Court OF n.
Ds rtei OF Cg.unhA. ho.d.s a sIevial term for Or
aiis OYurt ,usine We ~ eel d pubs auction On
N. IL on,ises Nos. 40 - and i15 v v, on NON
pay hE ~. TkENTh DAY n FLBRIAR A.
~ iSfs. coz NANCING Al TN O'Ci OCk A NJ,
a. The persoha -siars ~ the late n T. Br,dweil and
arf ~ eTated shUNe. Ia which the attention a
the trGde and others y cal ed
IkkaS CASH
ANDREw A. LlPscONB.
Mertz Bu.ldmg, llth aud q sta N. ~.
sOb BARNARD.
81 18th ST n. ~,
RATcLIfFE DARR Co.
kuctioDeers. f~a
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III $50 PA, AVE, NV

AICLlFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctoneers,
~ go PA. AVE. NV.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF
DELAMAkE AVENUE AND SOUTH STREET
BY AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY NINTH,
AO 1872, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. will
sell by public auction, front of the premises,
LOT IN SQUARE o31,
Fronting 20 feet inch Delaware avenue and lo4
feet inches on South street.
luis property is elegantly located in section that
Is rapidly improving anu is especially ADAPTED ad
vaageous subdivision; is tine U. s. CalIo Coas.
and Geodetic survey. New Library Building and
H. X Co.
Terms made known at sale. A deposit Of 500 al
time of sale
fe2.d&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auct,:.
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1,HOMAs BOWLING 4 SON, Aucticneer..

RAJ aETAATE BENG ~
HALF.PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p n, I viii sell. II
front Of the premises. part Of lot numbered nine el iI
three hundred and nins,y-nine te,, being the nortl
feet OH street aud running back tabout - feet
inchesl Of equal width the iu depth Of said lot TO
story. eight room dwsling houss. No; 1925 vth It.
twelve aud sixhteen months. with int~rsst. sccursd
BY Deed Of trust on the premises Or all cash ct ths
dollars required 81 time Of sale. Tsrms to b compiled
With in hftesa days or tbs property may b reeold q
tnR and recording Ht purchass,s eosts
ja2o-1Oe ASA 9Th u. nv.
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NHANCERf SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERTYI IN
~ WRIGHT AND Do ELS SUBDIVISION OF MI

~ WRIGHT AND Do Els SUBDIVISION OF MI
PLEASANT, FRONTING On GRANT AVENUE
BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia holding special IN in equity
passed in No. H. Osj eg. doc. s1 in which the
United States Of America Is Plaintiff and DAVID Nelii
gan and others defendants. will offer for sale at
public auction in front Of the premises TUESDAY
The SlXTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1892 All
five O'CLOCK p NJ. those two parcels OF land
known as lots and two in yohnsons subdivision OF
certain lots IN Wright and D"e's subdivision Mt.
pear on the Flat recorded in the Office Of tho
OF te District of Columbia in Record OF Carberry's
Plnts. Levy Court. at page Il Said lots 'front.' each
10 feet on Grant avenue and are 100 feet deep.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. of which xIOO shall
be paid on the day Of sale. balance in one and two
from the day of sale, with INTEREST sand deferred
ery sod Or all cash. at the purchasers election Con.
veyanciEg and recording At purchasers cost.
ARTHUR A. BIkNEY, Trustee,
Once 4,)S La. ave. n. W.
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TTHUNAs BOWLING 3 son. Auctioneers,
III AZ
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON sEvENI
STREET OPPOSITE HOWARD UNINERSlT

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SEVENTH
EddH ~ AND NINTH STREETS NORTHWEST
on Al M AnSNnnIiiS0N, rrppr.pv p,ouru 1000 =,
HALF-PAsT FoUR O'CLOCK, we viii sell on on the S
premises lots 81 and 95 in Wright and Does sub
division of Mount Pleasant. each fronting % feet on
the west side OF 9TH ST. by depth of 2o6 feet to Sh
ST.
ALSO
Lots 124 and l25. each fronting 80 feet 9Th By
del tn of about 272 feet to 9th st.
Terms: One-third cash, balance IN and two
years. with interest, secured by deed of trust the
pr9perty or al cash. at the option OF the purchaser
deposit Of 100 required at time OF sale. Ctlvey-
fe2d&ds THOMAS BOWLING Son. Aucts.
II ATCLIFFE. DARR b CO.. Anes,oneers.
~ go Pa. n
EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE I'M
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE NO
Il2 STREET NORTHEAST.
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTH, A. ID. 1882
AT -FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. will offer for sale in
PART Of LOT NO. 2. IN SQUARE 500.
Fronting 20 feet on st. bet. 9TH and sth
with depth OF about 100 feet to alley and i'm.
proved by two-story and basement pressed brici
front bay-window house. containing rooms and all
Mouern improvements, one square from the herucs.
metropolitan street r. X. and ca:ettes.
Terms OF SAFE: One-third cash the balance in one
and two years, with notes bearing Interest from the
day of sale. at the rate Of cent Per snnui,
secured by deed OF trust the premises sold,
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit OF
400 required at the time of sale Terms to COM
pied with in fifteen days, otherwise the right is
served to resell at the risk and cost OF the defauIs
purchaser. after five days advertisement. All con
veyancinz. recording. &c, at the purchasers cost
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts. ja2J-d&d5s