The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-05
LEGAL SALES.
RECEIVERS SALE
Valuable & Desirable City Property

In pursuance OF decree of the superiop
court of Chatham county, dated May 20,
1897, in the case Of Reading Stove Works.
Orr Painter & CO. ct. al vs. James
Douglass, ct al. the undersigned, John
r. Dillon, receiver, offers for sale the fol-
lowing pieces of real property in Savan-
nah, Ga, and will receive sealed proposals
or bids from persons desiring to purchase
the same said bids to be separate for
each piece Of property, and to be deliver-
ed TO the receiver before ten Q0) o'clock
a. m. on the 10th day of June, 1897; the
terms of same to be for cash, subject tu
certain existing debts on said property
respectively, to wit;
l. Lot number nineteen 40, Currietowu
ward. con tanning eighty $50 feet eight 80
inches, more or less on Jones street ex-
tended, and eighty $50 feet, more or less
In depth. subject to existing Indebtedness
thereon, covered by deed to secure debit
to Miss NJ. c. Gardner for 5000; the im-
provements on said lot consisting of three
two-story and one one-story wooden
dwellings. the said houses now bringing
an aggregate gross rental of $SS per
month.
2. That tract of land In Forsyth wards
being all of lot letter "B' and fractional
portion Of lot number thirty-six 1867, havs
Ing frontage on Whitaker street OF forA
ty-nine (iO feet more or less, and rectS
angular depth of one hundred and thrty4
one ODD feet from Whitaker street to-
Howard street; subject to indebtedness
thereon. secured by deed to John s. HOW'D
kins, for six thousand $4,000 dollars; this
improvements on said property consisting
of a new. modern, well-appointed, ana
most desirable residence. with outbuild-
ings and stable, water electric bells, gas
and all conVeniences. The site is one %
the most eligible in Savannah, the fronts
age being on Whitaker street, facing tho
military parade ground.
3. The eastern half OF lot number one Qu
LaRoche tything, Heathcote ward, front@
ing on BroughtOn street. thirty 800 feeu
eleven and one-half Q1iD inches, more or
less, ana having a rectangular depth %
ninety 600 feet subject to Indebtedness
of eighteen thousand (SlS,O00) dollars
principal, covered by deeds to secure debt
made TO Emile Newman, trustee for Same
uel Meinhard; the improvements consistt
ing of a fine, modern, four-story bricld
store with cellar, now occupied by Fal6
Clothing Company.
All of the above properties are fee sims
pie.
Sealed bids or proposals received for
said properties, or any of them, to be SUBJ
mltted to the court, which reserves the
right to reject any or all Of them, and
no bid TO become effective until approved
and confirmed by the court in which
event deed or deeds to be made undea
direction of the court to purchasers; cash
to be paid by purchasers within ten d0l
days after an order passed accepting bid
and confirming sale.
All taxes to be paid by the receiver uu
to July /, 1897, and all rents to be COLI
lected by him up to that date
copy OF the decree under which these
bids are to be made may be seen by apA
plying to the receiver. at his Office, az
the county court house. and persons de-
string to examine said properties, or any
Of them, upon applying to the receivers
VIII be afforded every facility for ind
spection and examination.
JOHN II. DILLON, Receiver.
Savannah. Ca, May 81, 1897.