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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
Tuesday. June S-p. m.

Tuesday, June S-p
A large total Of transactions In the stock mar
ket to-day was accomplished by marked IN
crease of activity in Sugar Refining STOCK DEAL
ings in other stocks, as rule. showing Iailihs
off from yesterday in the total volume or pusi-
ness. Prices were generally lower on local real
izing sales and on London selling the last
named apparently being due to a desire 10 re-
duce the existing long account on the approach
Of the fortnightly settlement. and to the TACT
that the London level Of prices below that
of the market here at the opening. perhaps
London believes that the time has not yet come
for q continued advance in this market and
there are some local brokers who think the
same. but despite this. the general course OF
prices in the last week has reflected an awaken
ing among investors and a more bullish senti-
ment among the majority Of Stock Exchange
clients than has prevailed since the time i'm
mediately following the fall election. The de-
clines made to-day We're not unnatural or un-
expected in view Of the recent steady advance,
and the downward movement. in the opinion OF
MANY OF the best Informed brokers. was not an
indication that the upward tendency had culmi-
mated.
In Sugar Refining and United States Leather
nreferrAd noteworthy strength made these two
stocks exceptions in the list Of active shares the
advance in the first named reaching net gain
or noarlv / per cent on dealings aggregating
over one-third Of the entire days business in
all stocks The buying in the stock was started
by Washington orders and reflected the agree
ment reached by the Senate Republican caucus
on a new sugar schedule and also in United
States Leather preferred Washington news In
duced activity the stock rising over n point on
the report that n change might be made in the
Senate's tariff schedule on hides. Incidents OF
the day were the declaration OF the quarterly
dividend on Manhattan stock OF per cent, the
by the Western Union EXecu-
tive Committee Of the regular IA per cent
quarterly dividend and the declaration ny the
oregon Railroad and Navigation Company or
a dividend of | per cent on the prcloTfed STOCK
of the company Western Union stock was ac-
tive ON the dividend recommendation, and also
on the announcement of an additional issue or
50 OG0 900 Of stock being a part OF the Hl',-
500 900 Of increased stock authorized IN IN?-.
Details OF this announcement are printed IN the
news columns OF The Tribune. Final losses III
most stocks were small fractions
Prices for last sales OF the principal active
stocks to-day compared with the final figures
Of yesterday. were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
THE BOND MARKET

Del & Hudson. .105 104s Wabash pf ...... ltx l4N
Gen Electric 52H 32k Western Union E. 30 ''a
Lake Shore ....18J 1891
THE BOND MARKET.
Sales of Government bonds were S3,oO reg
stered As of 1907 at 110at. $1,000 coupon as or
1907 at 112X. and $1,000 coupon As Of 1920 ct
121% Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London June Sold Is quoted at Buenos Ayres 70
dnv at 1875 30: Lisbon Az: at Rome o1ot Ear go
rs lid; American eagles 1Gs ID Foreign securities are
quoted follows Greece. 1854 higher at =; lurNish
t;roup 0lJ. /. higher 2l9: others unchanged
m.-The market for American securities varied pu'
little all dav owing the inactivity Of operators Inc
close VAS steady and generally light
Consos money ll3: consos for the account los
Achson ia; Canadian Pacific. 62i2: st Paul common
1oi1 Illinois Central 0sa: louisville. 40i9 Mexican Ger
trail new As 72; New York Central lo2& IRE; 55332
Pnnsylvania 53& Rendng i04 Erie LIST preferred o2'a
Mexican ordinary. 1s%: Spanish ss g. Money = per
cent Bar silver steady q l6i ounce me rate OF
discount in the open both short and months
hills IL i5-i6 per Amount OF bullion taken INTO he
Rank Of England on balance to-day toZo.""
Paris June D. m.-Three per cent rentes. loi francs
the account. Exchange on L<oHuoh' 40
francs 10 centlmes for checks
Berlin, June s.-Exchange on LONDON. ~ rnar"s 90
prennirgs for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
STOCKS SLIGHTLY LOWER.
REACTIONS ON REALIZING.
ACTIVITY IN SUGAR REFlNING-BoNDs
AND MONEY.

GALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JUNE s.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09


Actual cash over
outstanding Ger -. o-o .o,o rec
tiicates
Deposits IT. IA 600 &C, Dec 4Sg 800
tonal banks li,"oZ,c"O i"'o'o.E-o
Available cash s2io35I.oGi $50 "0ad pee 10 s9i
Minor liabilities. l'.4sS6il ls.''o,-rO D''.
-, sooo 90 zoe s23o oGG AGA Dec. 5000
Customs receipts reported from Washiis So.
,odav were S165 CSI Internal revenue receipts
5000 .j62 and the miscellaneous receipts SELL;
total Government receipts for the day. ISL
as. expenditures SS21. 900: excess or receipts
S23fIS Receipts for the month to date 81
SS3'G71: expenditures. S6.139, 600; excess OF re-
ceipts. S1.14G,671. Receipts for fscai year 20
dato S31S 4S5 sol: expenditures. S2i9.6l2 al;
EXCESS of expenditures. S31. 126.4oO. Receipts
of National bank notes for redemption to-day
S446.5SS.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NHW-YoRK.
$780, 1897.
Week ending June s.. sissls: y, w 5s ~ 40
trro,n January -. 14G 910OOl 1Gi 43o23 lIIs1 ilo
FROM Sa ,sk exprts showed an Increase In value as
oo,,nareI with the preceding week OF S13G GG3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE IN

" sPECTOR third District. Tompklnsvle y. =.
June % 1ss1-Proposa.s will be this Office
until l2 O'Clock NJ Monday the 2Gth day Of July. 1897
FOR furnishing supplies for the Light House Establish
ment The supplies needed consist of twenty-five lots
embracing respectively. bassware. brushes. chmneys
hardware and tools hose. iron and steel lamps. and
lanterns lumber mixed paints. paints. oils. etc. ship
chandlery, fittings. tin wicks. window
glass willow and miscellaneous articles.
al Of which enumerated IN the specifications attached
form OF bid which be obtained on application
10 this Office will be awarded entire
bered lots and on each In the miscellaneous
The right IS reserved reject all bids. strike
out any item in the specifications waive
defects and require the delivery Of greater less
quantity Of any item than the quantity stated in the
Specifications any time during the fiscal year.
20 that effect viii be inserted In the Proposals
viii be subject TO above conditions. A. s. SNOW
Commander. L. 5. ". Lighthouse Inspector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
-ros,x- PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. June y. 1897.
Metropolitan Elevated. 3
Diamond Match .......l4lt3
Lake Street Il" ........ 12t
Gas IS ............ ....i oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
4 RMY BUILDING, Whitehall ST., New York

Will be received here until O'Clock NJ June IL 1897.
and then opened supplying 10000 subject 10 IN
crease 20 per cent? American white marble
headstones slabs The Government reserves the right
reject or accept all bids part thereof
Preference will be given articles Of domestic production
or manufacture conditions OF quality and price Including
in the price productions and manufactures the
duty thereon being equal Specifications blanks and IN
formation as bidding &c, will be furnished by this
office on application Envelopes containing proposals
should marked Proposals for Headstones. and ad-
dressed 10 A. S. KIMBALL. D. Q. NJ Gen'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
FRENCH LINE.
GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs. FRANCE.
LA BRETAGNE Rupe .:.'...''' sat- June ~ 10 a. "a.
ANPAGNE Poirot. sat, June 49, 10 a.
OF passage: First class ~ Y 10 Paris SOS ana
nwsris BIZ all steamers except La Touraine. including
raawav fare TO Paris and landing charges Paror
seat during summer season. Second elass 70
fII's Forgot General Agent Bowling Green. N. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK;.
SI'RpIIS .......,..., l.1OO,OOOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

n GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier "a. North River. foot Of West 24th-st.
Anchoria June r. noon Ethiopia. June 20.
Furnessia June 10. noon Anchoria July TO- noon
CITY OF ROME. July and Sept. 4.
Cabin City Of Rome $40. Other steamers, $50
Second Cabin
Rome. $3.50 Furnessia. $3.50. Other Strs.. SIS.
Storage Passage.
Rome $25 90 Furnessia. $24.50 Other Stre. $3.50
~ For new illustrated Book OF Tours. apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agts.. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
])roposals
GALE OF OLD MATERIAL, NAVY YARD.

~ NORFOI.K.--There will be sold at the Navy Yard
Norfolk Va material belonging TO the Navy. condemned
as unfit theren. consisting OF tools paints set
yellow metal iron lead junk iron ryets angle ana gl2ns
iron coferdam furniture. DOCKS
machine tools rosin chains clothing and small stores
tug boat engine The sale will be for cash 10 the
highest bidder sealed proposals to be opened az IL
clock June 10 1891 Schedules containing FORM
Of sale Will be furnished on appl-
cation TO the General Stoekeeper. Navy Yard Norfolk
Holm ID LONG Secretary o the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
WHITE STAR LINE.

~. wORLD.-Partes leave June s. July 3. Z. II for
Europe soiO up July "a Holy Land Sept II. Oct.
H. Round World - ., 80,
CLARK'S AM. TOURIST AGENCY III Broadway. n 7.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-05-19

Mrs. Thos. Alley, of Bliss, was a
visitor here last Friday.
Last Saturday the Republican
appeared as an SPACE paper and it
is very neat sheet.
J. M. johnson returned last Sat
urday evening from Emmett, &C
companied by his son Frank.
Born, at Porter's station, is miles
from Mountain Home, May 10th,
to the wife of w. S. Galloway, a son.
Mrs. Sullaway is visiting with
win Galloway and family, at Por-
ter's station on the Rocky Bar road.
Geo. Fletcher has purchased the
lot adjoining Rice & Cos store, and
will soon erect a brick building
thereon.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve ice cream aud cake to-
morrow afternoon and evening at
the Republican hall, Is cents per
dish.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-05-19
Gilmore Lodge, A. #. & A. M.
WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1897.


was in town yesterday.
Geo. A. Mccormick arrived from
Salt Lake yesterday morning.
Adm Hall went to the Capital
and Caldwell yesterday on a short
visit
Nelse Nelson came down on a
business trip from Pine Grove yes
terday.
We regret to hear that jolly
VIM. Searchfeld is down with
spotted fever.
J. M. Cowen and wife returned
Thursday from an extended visit in
Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Coon and family departed
for the mountains Tuesday to be
absent all summer.
Road Contractor J. N. Johnson
came down from South Boise river
yesterday after supplies.
Rev. Hawkes. and wife are now
occupying rooms with Mrs. Lodge
in the John Pence residence.
Miss Effie Goforth, sister of Mrs.
Will Galloway arrived Saturday
morning from Riceville, Tenn.
Bishop Talbot will preach in st.
James church Monday evening,
May oath. All are invited to at
tend.
90 Fine cabinet Photographic
only $3.50 to $500 per doz, at the
gallery opposite Chas. Howeth's
residence.
Owing to the lengthy proclama-
ton of Assessor O'Neill, in this
issue, we are compelled to omit
many local items.
1T. Wilcox went to Portland
Sunday for two weeks visit. Har
ny Willis will run the lumber yaro
during Mr.. Ms absence.
Court adjourned last Thursday
until yesterday morning when i
convened again for the new trial 0
the Freel- Kensler murder case.
Receiver Montgomery has caused
many of the creditors of Rice & Co.
to smile this week, by paying then
q dividend of about one-third Q
their dues.
Frank jackson, son of Geo. Jack
son, recently made valuable dis
covery near Rocky Bar. The ledg
in the vicinity of the Champion lode
is we'll defined and very rich i
gold.
Two very extinguished indivio
uals "pulled their freight" froI
Mountain Home within the last fe
days-one destined for Wicke
Weiser, the other to Pitiful Poo
tello.
John Helfrich is preparing to RI
an ice cream parlor in connectie
with his store. He is having
room, in the rear of his store, fittt
up in nice style for this NUT
needed luxury.
Roscoe Smith, since the remov
of the postofiice fixtures, has hi
his shelving extended, put in exte
sion of counters and showcases, ar
the drug store now presents N
tropolitan appearance indeed.
T. Hutchins has at last receiv
notice that his Omaha cattle case
finally settled by the deposit OF 81
843 and interest to his credit in Il
u. S. Court at Omaha by the U
ion Stock Yards bank of Sou
Omaha.
Rocky Bar is well represent
this week by the following m
being supoenaed as jurors on
second trial of the Freel murc
case: N. D. Mcleod, Ben Christi'
Jas. Mundell, Joe Mckinney,
McAllister, Myron Calkins, Z. j.
maine, VIM. johnson, w. Howa
Gus Bickle, Chas. Davey, Joe Pc
son, Henry Irwin, Tom Ward,
Shea, John Holland, -Dofett, {
Kelley, John Malmburg, Henry
Swanholm, Hugh Jones, Pete 81
der, John Boyle, Eugene Liz
Phil Ripper,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-05-19

journed to 9:3V this morning.
Call quick on Struckman, the
photographer.
Judge Sinnd tt came up from the
Ferry yesterda y.
Miss Nichols }, of Glenn's Ferry,
was in this pin yesterday.
Oscar Zaspdll, of Big Camas, was
a visitor in this place Sunday.
Mrs. Hawkes., wife of Rev
Hawkes., who has had a severe at
tack of the grippe, is now conva-
lescent.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church gave an ice cream socia
last evening and realized quite {
neat little sun D.
Mrs. Emma Rice and Mrs. Johr
Hitler, daughters of Mrs. Kruse 0
Glenn's Ferry are visiting Mrs. Al
Stedman of Il bis place.
Vic Bierbower, of Shoshone anc
N. M. Ruick, Of Boise have returned
to Mountain Home to finish tn,
Freel-Kensler murder case.
s@ Come at once if you wan
some photos finished for $3.50 t
$500 per ddz., as I will be her
until the 18th only. F. Struckmar
Mrs. las. Dawson is the prou
possessor of a brown leghorn rooste
that is only AZ days old and ca
flop its wings and crow like an oil
rooster.
60 Minute seem like hours whe
life is at stake. Group gives no tim
to send for doctor, delay may mea
death. One Minute Cough Cure givt
f instant relief and insures recover.
The only harmless remedy that pre-
duees immediate results. K. w. Smit
F~A tor Did liver means ba
!, complexion, bad breath, indigestio
! and frequent headaches. To avol
such companions take DeWitt's Lit
Early Risers, the famous little pill
R. w. Smith.
Mrs. Leigh mother of Mrs. Ro'
e bins, arrived from Boise Saturda
J, evening to visit with her daught
n and family.
Geo. w. Fletcher ST., and fami
/ are now occupying the Shields res
q dence, Mr.. Fletcher having leas'
" the property
d The BULL ETIN is indebted to Y
4 A. Reynolds for mess of nice mou
tain trout the string being {
n livered by that pretty and brig
N trio of littlP friends, Reva, Raj
and Charlie Reynolds.
ID The folio wing men from M
h were supoenaed as jurors for
trial of the Freel case: T. H. TIL
al man, Hiram Cobal, G. W. Lad
I'd H. r. Lash, J. f. Monroe, J.
n Cooley, J. R. Gerry and R. M. Smi
ID AT least three fourths of the
e. rors comprising the venire in
Freel trial low pending, stated
al their examin nations under oath, Il
Is they derived their information
the Kensler murder from the B
~ LEr1N. He nee the trouble in gett
n full pane.
th 6@-N Not having received &
bids for the business of Rice &
al the sales of goods will continue
an a few DAYS it wholesale cost. Sc
he goods at les s than cost. Many Il
Ter of goods quite complete yet. If
IN. don't see W hat you want, ask FOL
r WILL T. MONTGOMERY, as Rece1'
ar Mr.. Baxter {, an engineer at Gler
I'd. Ferry, had the misfortune to m
ar his right ha nd, few days ago W
Zoe helping to lift a barrel to a car
go. Huntington. The gentleman
C. for Ogden Monday evening to el
,ro- the hospita l, where it is feared
on. will have d have one Of his fin
amputated
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-05-19

~a@ sign-writing, he use and car
riage painting, and paper-hanging
done in first-class style by James
Carroll.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-05-19
Freel's Second Trial.

AT ten o'clop ok yesterday, Alfred
Freel was bro ought into court and
Tor the second time arraigned for
trial for the murder of John Kensler
last October, at King Hill creek,
six miles cas- / of Glenn's Ferry.
District Attorr icy Rogers and Hon.
N. M. Ruick appeared for the State
and Hons. V. Bierbower and E. M.
Wolfe for defense. The information
charging defehdent, together with
Josie Kensler, with the willful MUIR
der of John Kd nsler, Oct. II, 1896,
at King Hill creek in Gilmore Coun-
ty, State of Idaho, was read by Dis
trict Attorney, when e. M. Wolfe,
of counsel for Freel, objected to the
information on the ground that the
preliminary examination before
Justice Sinnott was not conducted
according to la W. Court over-ruled
objection, and Mr.. Wolfe then de-
INJURED to information for the rea-
son that Josie Kensler was, with de-
fendent, held to answer the same
charge by the said Justice and she
is not now arralgned in court. Judge
Stockslager ove r-ruled the demurrer
and called on defendant to plead.
Freel arose aud in a clear voice
said: II am not guilty of the muir
der of John Kensler."
The selection of a jury was then
commenced. After a great many
challenges for cause, bias and per-
emptory, the following jurors were
chosen from the venire:
Ben McAlister, b. ID. Christian.
M. j. Calkins, Hugh Jones,
j. A. Cooley, j. V. Mundell,
J. F. Monroe, J. d. Mckinney,
Peter German, j. L. Douthit,
]. A. Malmburg e.
The venire being exhausted, his
honor ordered the sheriff to sum
mons a juror from among the by
ISLANDERS, and q. e. Andreas of Pine
Grove was c allied and accepted
The last juro completed the list
and the panel was filled at 10, o'cPk
last night, whe IN they were placed
in charge of a officer and will be
virtually prisoners until they are
discharged.
The case of Emma Rice vs. Edwd
H. Rice was then called up and
tried. A decree of divorce was
awarded to plaintiff, and court ad-
journed to $3.50 this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Miss Georgia Cayvan. at the head Of
her own company, comes to the Academy
tomorrow for an engagement of two
nights and a matinee. She will be seen
in a new version OF Robert. Buchanan's
always charming pastoral drama, Squire
Kate" which was produced by the Ly-
ceum Theatre Company when Miss Cay
van was the leading lady. IL was I'm this
play that Miss Cayvan scored, perhaps.
the greatest triumph OF her career. The
new version, which is credited with being
q great improvement upon the old one, is
richly and tastefully put upon the stage.
Mr.. Homer f. Emens being the scenic
artist, and Mr.. Napier LOthien, Jr.. the
stage director.
The comps ~ supporting Miss Cayyan
includes Miss Anne Sutherland, Miss Flor
ence Conron, Miss Winifred McCauII, Miss
Mary Jerrold, Miss Kate Ten Eyck Miss
Louise Palmer, Mr.. George Woodward,
Mr. Frank Atherley. Mr.. Orrin Johnson,
Mr.. William Herbert, Mr.. Albert Brown,
Mr.. Lionel Barrymore. Mr. Thomas
Bridgeland, and Mr. Charles Thropp. The
presentation OF the play here will be I'm
every detail identical with that made in
New York
There Is no advance in prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Presiasnt zeiaya Thinks the Company Has
Forfeited the Concession Wants hs
Canal Built by This Government.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March b.
usn President to-day sent TO the Senate
IN response TO = resolution OF January
sd. last. copies OF the correspondence
and oficial communications violating 10
the Nicaragua Canal since 1881.
with the government OF Mica
rarua or any Minister thereof. and be-
tween the government OF the United
STATES ard la Minister accredited 10 the
government al Nicaragua.
The correspondence Is exceedingly vol
luminous andScovers a period from All
gust q, 1885, 20 January p, 1887. the cor
respondence under the last date berg
Mr.. Olney's notice to Minister Rodriguez
Of the Greater Republics that he had Tor
warded TO the Committee on Foreign Re-
.ations a translation OF his protest againgt
the passage OF the Nicaraguan Canal bill.
WILL NOT OBSTRUcT WORK.
The most important communication.
perhaps. u a note from Minister Baker 10
Mr. Olney under date Of February 8.
lS6, In which at a conference held with
President zelaya, OF Nicaragua, that Of
fetal IS quoted as saying the govern
ment has taken the opinion OF commits
sion OF three OF our ablest lawyers as TO
whether the canal company has forfeit
Ell it8 concession by reason OF not having
done any work In this country for many
years. and after "A most careful examina-
tlon OF the question in all It's bearings.
the commission came 10 the conclusion
that the company had broken It's contract
with this government"
But. added the President. we will
not throw any obstacle in the way OF the
company II Il will In good faith try 10
raise the money and go along with the
work II, however. the company con-
tinues It's inactivity L hope the United
States government will take up the work
itself and put Il through"
ZELAYA'S PROPOSAL.
When Minister Baker observed that he
understood that under the occasion the
United states would not be permitted TO
do this President Zelaya replied.
That can be very easily arranged. Mic
aragpa, after six or seven years expert
ence with the company, has come 20 the
conclusion that only a great government
can and will do the work and we VIII
be pleased TO make contract with the
United States 20 take control OF II"
When asked II Nicaragua had at any
time had an offer from a foreign company
TO take hold OF the enterprise on condition
that the existing contract be gotten rid
Of. President Zelaya said frankly that II
had not. Minister Baker said he made
these statements at the request OF the
President so that his position might cor
rectly be understood at Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
AUCTION sALfs-Futurs Days.
~~~<~~-~~-~~~~~~~-~~~ ~~~~N~~~'>~~~
BY !. y. Elam S Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1li3 Main street.

V,RUsTEEs SALE BY PUBLIC AV VI
i TON OF THAT MODEhr,
TRACTIvE, wELL-BU1LT, AND WICK
LOCATED TIiREE-STORY bhtS cH
RESIDENCE. No. y26 WEST GRAF.
STREEr.-In execution of q certain ue-u
OF trust 10 the undersigned trustee,
dated July 3. 1895. and OF re Soa1
in Deed Book l55 A. page 80. h,oh esn
Chancery Court, default ha',hs 80
made in the debt secured. and pens
quired so to do by the peho .ha ays,r-
shall sell By public AUCTION o' ''o
ises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 0. 1897.
at o'clock p. NJ, the apoye-nanea
specially attractive RESlDENS ~, on
the north side OF Grace street, De.mSen
Shafer and Harrison streets conIs, ,iinhs
about ten rooms. having tne use svS-
stantlally built. and in good condition.
being comparafively new, tho lot front
ing nineteen feet. more or less. and run
ming back between paraiiei hheS o"'
hundred and nfty-six feet. more OF less.
This sale presents TO the housekeeper ol
moderate means an unusual opportunity
TO secure a really desirable, modernly-
constructed. and well-located home.
TERMS: For cash as TO expenses OF
sale. taxes 90 date OF sale, ana the SUN
Of s5,S7l, with Interest tnsseon tsv,A
IN equal fnstaIrnents at six and twelve
months. by negotiable notes, with inter-
est added and secured by deed OF trust.
Exceedingly liberal terms. Small cash
payment and long credit, will probably
Be offered at time OF sale, however.
]. d. ELAN. Trustee.
]. b. Elan G. Co, Auctioneers. mhf