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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01

y
B Pfshsrls ]. laid up With severe
cold. b.
John Christensen Of Sleepy Eye spent
Sunday IN tho city.
An infant child Of 81. Lambrecht ef
NiHrrd died last Thursday.
Attorney Hoidale was in Linden yes
terday representing defendant in q law
suit before Justice Brandt. als.
70. 3. Hornbarg last week made q col
lection trip through Lyon, Lincoln and
surrounding counties.
Martin Frey Of st. Peter is visiting
with the family Of Fred Never. M.
Frey is the father Of Mrs. Meyer.
Wheat has taken q slight Jump and
bulls seem to have the advantage on the
chicago board. We hope another Letter
is emerging from an embryonic state.
Gov. Lind will deliver an address he
fore the annual winter festival Of the
Swedish National Association of Chica-
go, tomorrow evening.
DR.. Schoch returned from his western
trip last Thursday evening. While at
Helena, Montana, he had the pleasure to
call on Mr.. Lambert Naegele, former
citizen OF New Ulm and wellknown here.
DR.. Rothenburg, Of Springfield. and
Dr. Cole, of Franklin were here Friday
Each had an appendicitis patient with
hlmssfr his town for an operation at
the hospital. ..
Lars Erickson, one of the best farmers
OF Linden, was in town one day last
week to engage an attorney to represent
him in controversy he is having with a
Madelia business man.
G. W. Everett of Redwood Falls has
purchased the stock of goods of Wolf.
Schmid of Springfeld and took posses
sion of it lastIweek. This is one of the
largestbusiness transfers made in SPRING
field for some time past. ~.
Editor Hodges passed through here
Tuesday of last week bound for the cit
les. 1t seems to us that Bro. Hodges has
his eagle eye fixed on something down
there. If such is the case we hope he
will land his game.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
Improved Sleeping Gar Service.

Via the North Western Line has been
lnaugurated for the benefit of travel to
and from western Minnesota and South
Dakota. Under recent change in the
service OF this line Palace Sleeping Car
Is run between Kasota and Brookinps
daily except Sunday (the sleeper leaving
botn points Saturday nights remains at
Tracy over Sunday, on train leaving
New ulm at :35 P. M. leaving Kasota
at 7:35 P. NJ, after supper, arriving at
Bookings $3.50 A. NJ, and east bound,
leaving Bookings at 30 P. NJ, arriy-
ing at Kasota Z 100 A. M. for breakfast
and arriving at New Ulm at 6 A. n.
For further particulars inquire of tick
ct agents C. & N. w. R,y. 7
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
Baasen's Appointment.

Col. Francis Baasen, one of the oldest
citizens of New Ulm, who has been an
pointed by Gov. Lind to the Office of
Assistant-Adjutant General and who
entered upon the discharge of his du-
ties Monday, has been an important fac
ter in the political development of this
state, as we'll as an active participant in
its military history and triumphs. Mr..
Baasen was born in Germany and came
to this country while quite young. He
studied law in Wisconsin in the early
SOS and was admitted to the bar of that
state in "a. The same year he was hon
ored by receiving an appointment as
aide de camp to Gov. Boastor of Wis
| consin, with the rank of colonel. He
came to New Ulm early in '56 and in
the fall of that year was elected men,
Der of the territorial Legislature. In 81
he was elected member of the State
Constitutional Convention and was one
of those who assisted in drafting and
framing the fundamental law of this
great commonwealth. The same wear
he was elected Secretary Of State and
| was; the first incumbent of that Office un-
der the state government The Office at
that time paid only $1,000 and as there
was no money in the treasury with which
to pay the salary of state officials, scrip
was issued for that purpose, and as the
officials were not men of great wealth
it was often necessary for them to dis
count these at sacrifice of so per cent.
After having served under Gov. Sibley
as Secretary of State, Col. Baasen re-
turned to New Ulm and opened up
law office and since that time he has
continued to practice his profession at
this place with only temporary Interrupt
ton. In 81 he was breveted Colonel
of the 11th Regt. Minnesota National
Guard, and when the Indian outbreak
took place at New Ulm and vicinity III
that year he was commander of the for
ces stationed here for the protection OF
the settlesrs. In 'Gl he resigned the col
oneicy because Gov. Ramsey disarmed
his troops, the weapons being necessary
for use in the Civil war. Indian out
breaks were threatening and Col. Baasen
did not care to figure as "tin-soloier''
with disarmed regiment. Blu. this did
not subdue his military ambitions and
he at once enlisted as a private in the
1st MINI. Vol. Inf. The following year
he was promoted and commissioned
| lieutenant of Co. HI. of the same reoi-
ment. A little latter in the same year
he was made Regimental Quartermasttr.
LII ga he received an honorable dis
lcharge, and was mustered out with his
regiment. In 'S5 he was appointed post
master Of New Ulm by Grove Cleve-
land, which Office he held for four years.
In politics the Colonel has always been
d staunch democrat. ##
Mr.. Baasen was, at the time Of his APP
pointment by Gov. Lind, city attorney
of New Ulm, which position he resigned
Ito accept the commission in the Adju-
liant Generals department.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01

80 acres wild land in Redwood coun-
ty, $13 per acre. 80, 100, 16C, 800 i'm
proved, at SIG to $40 per acre. Lands
in nearly every county in Minnesota and
North and South Dakota; crop payments.
Some on which can use good village
property or good horses, part payment.
Leroy Stegner
Redwood Falls, MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
REWARD,

The undersignedh ereby offers the sum
of three hundred dollars as reward for
the arrest and convection of the murder
er of my husband, the late John Wellner
deceased, who was brutally murdered on
the night of Dec. 81, 1898.
Dated New Ulm, Minnesota, Jan. 5th,
1899.
Emelia Nellner.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
Wanted

Two experienced wood choppers want
TO make contracts for chopping cord
wood. Inquire of A. Amapn.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
BOOK BINDERY.

The public's attention IS called to the
fact that I now have in operation COM
plete and upto-date book bindery IN the
Volksblatt Building. Am prepared to
bind books, blanks, magazines, periodic
Gals and the like on short notice. Best
of workmanship, due to long years of
experience. We guarantee satisfaction
and prices that will compete with any.
sa3ring your loose books and magazines
TO us, and we will return them to you,
neatly and strongly bound.
MAX eyer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
For Sale.
a number OF good fresh milk cows,
I ais also SIX SIX good young breeding bulls.
3.$ Chas. Stuebe.
Household Goods For Sale.

Household Goods For Sale.
q. Being about to remove from tins city
1 Il. Ole offer my household goods for sale
cheap. Same may be seen in rooms over.
Olsen's Drug Store. Call before Satur-
day this week. MYron B. Mute.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
- best opportunity for investmentin
/. E 8 si.s,,s I BONDS

d x eusf.6 g a,e dock Property in
s Is $, s.:!..,sf,st, largest eaussliips.
E 4 ,ssi,4 al tt,f runs To The. dead of
.aS 555.5s ,@5 Within SIXTY feet OF the
I, z5.# .t; Fr ,isrtt owned and occu-.
l 81 aisa .5,ira ,stur'ns COM z, n
y III 5s$t# 1#,ss..A. e.a Hiitlca II liz
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
Fine
Fruits.

Our stock of Canned Fruits is un
excelled and what is better still,
they are not high-pr1ced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
MURDER AT TER LYNCHING.
Death Of Two Girls Attributed TO Sym
pathiHerS with Mnh

DALLAS. TEN. July l6. Two daush-
tiers OF Mrs John Moore. a widow. were
poisoned and died on Friday last I'm the
trans-cedar region OF henderson county.
Il IS asserted That the crime Is "a sequel
20 the iyrching OF the three Humphreys
m tho same region on the night OF May
2yd and over which preliminary trials
were mad at Athens against ten men now
IN Jail AZ that place The wild charlie
ter OF the county has prevented details
reaching Dallas earlier than to-day. The
children poisoned were aged eight and
ten years. Their mother is one Of the
principal witnesses relied on by the Stale
Tor prosecution Of the alleged lyncheI.
or the Humphreys.
me Moore family lived on the Parma
lee ranch In the Mallard prairie commu-
nifty Of tho trans-cedar district about
midway between the villages OF Alley and
Malakou. The ranch Is under the control
OF J. W. jenkins. and is about five miles
from the place whore the Humphreys
lyncnings took place Mrs. Moore and
nor children were sick and sen, for modl-
cine. The poison. n is charged. was pre-
pared Tor the mother. but she did not
take any of 81. and gave u 10 the two
girls. resulting I'm death. An autopsy
was held yesterday by DR.. John *.
Webster and other physicians OF Mala-
kon Poison was found I'm the stomachs.
which were preserved and are undergoing
further analytical examination. Allen
jenkins. son Of J. w. Jenkins was ar
rested by Sheriff Richardson and Ranger
ODDS on ar affidavit charging him with
being a party 20 the murder of the two
ntile girls jenkins Is twenty-fOur years
Old lie has been placed i'm the Athens
Jail. Sheriff Richardson and Ranger
ODDS left for Mallard Prairie 10 continue
the Investigation. and IS is believed that
another arrest will be made.-Ncw York
sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

By virtue OF a decree Of Henrico Cir
cult Court entered June Il, lSJJ, IN the
suit Of Peter Copeland and Wife Us. "A. j..
Chewing et ais. Trustees, ct ais, the
undersigned, special commissioners there
by appointed for the purpose. VIII sell, by
auction. upon the premises on
THURSDAY. JULY 20. 1899.
at o'clock J.. NJ. the above NALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE, lying between
Blo0mingdale Stock Farm and Dunbar
ton, about four miles north az Richmond,
on the south side Of the county road. This
prperty has been subdiydcd. and viii be
offered for sale iu fINE-ACkE LOTS.
each fronting on the new county road.
and running back towards the Brook.
wishing TO combine city with country life.
The intiatOry has already been made. in
that several prominent gentlemen trans
act their business in the city and reside
in this locality. The rear portion OF this
property. along the Brook. ls confidently
supposed 90 contain extensive and mex
haustiye granite deposits being "a vein of
the valuable quarry now owned and Ope-
rated by Peter Copeland, Will be offered
separate. After the above property has
been offered i'm subdivisions as indicated
of the property can be seen az the Office
of the auctioucers. and also at The sale
This ifs am unusual opportunity 10 bay
fertile land convenient OF access 90 Rich
m0ud. either by daily trains, electric cars,
or by private conveyance.
TERMS. Onc-third cash; the residue In
two equal nstalments al one and two
years with interest added from day OF
sale. for which notes are 20 be given and
money is Iaia and a conveyance is ordered
"a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY. july IS. $780,
CITY ORDINANCES.


AN ORDINANCE APPROVED JULY
II. 1879 GRANTING PERMISSION TO
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COM
PANY TO LAY A 6-iNCH WATER
PIPE PROM THEIR FAC O Ky coz
TO THEIR FACTORY CORNER
SIXTH AND CARY STREETS.
BE IL ordained by the Council Of The
City Of Richmond: % That permission
is hereby granted TO The American To-
bacco Company 10 lay a six-inch water
pipe from their factory at the southwest
corner Of Seventh and Cary streets, said
pipe running along the south side or
Cary street and entering another factory.
Company at the northeast corner OF Sixth
and Cary streets. @ Tho location, size,
plan, manner and materials of construc-
ton shall first be approved by the city
Engineer. CD said permission is Grant
cd subject 10 the power Of amendment
and the power Of revocation hereby re-
served by the City Council. Upon such
revocation or any amendment of said
permission. the said American Tobacco
Company or any subsequent owner or
owners OF the factory now erected. shat
Immediately conform thereto. 90 SAID
permission Is granted subject 10 the con-
diti0n that the said American Tobacco
Company. or any subsequent owner Of
the factory now erected VIII indemnify,
reimburse and save harmless the city
OF Richmond from any charge damage
or cost that the said city may be required
10 pay by reason OF any person being
injured or damaged I'm any way In prop
crty or person by tho laying existence
or use OF said pipes. 60 For a failure
to conform fully TO the provisions Of this
ordinance or any amendment or revoca-
ton thereof. or any requirement made
hereunder. the said American Tobacco
Company. or any subsequent owner OF the
factory now erected. shall be liable 10
a iineof not less than FIVE nor more than
one hundred dollars. each days failure
TO bee a separate offence. 90 All Ordi-
nances or parts Of ordinances SO FAR as
they conflict with the provisions of this
ordinance are hereby repealed. 90 This
ordinance shall be In force from It's pas
sage.
BEN. r. AUGUST.
ffftrr fffnvfr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

AN ORDINANCE. APPROVED JULY
H. 1890 TO PERMIT THE HOME
Z BREWING GO. TO LAY AMMO
MA PIPES UNDER HARRISON
STREET FROM THEIR PROPERTY
on THE EAST SIDE or HARRISON
STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS TO THEIR
PROPERTY OF THE WEST SIDE OF
HARRISON STREET BETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS
BE II ordained by the Council of the
City Of Richmond: % That permission
Is hereby granted to the Home Brewing
company 90 place ammonia pipes under
harrison street TO connect fits property
on the east side OF Harrison street be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets 10 the
property on tho west side Of Harrison
street between Marshall and Clay streets
subject TO the following conditions and re-
strictious. % The said Home Brewing
70, ar us own expense, shall replace and
repair so much Of said street as To may
disturb or injure I'm laying said ammonia
pipes TO replace ana repair am paving
removed or Injured CD The said ammo
nit pipes as 10 location grade. manner
ana materials ~ construction. shat .bo
laid subject 10 the approval of the City
Engineer 90 The permission hereby
granted shall at an times. be subject to
amendments bv ordinance or resolution
or the city Council and 90 revocation at
His iliHer anu rUdll ne SUBJECT 10 am Or-
finances IN force or that may hpre4 ftcr
be adopted as 10 the streets of the city of
Richmond. 90 Upon revocation OF the
permission hereby granted 10 shall Doe
the duty Of tho said Home Brewing Co
at Its own cNncnsp. 90 Immediately h4tn
said pipes removed. and that part of the
street affected hv said removal nut into
n condition similar to the remain ler of
said street az time Of said removal fG
For failure 10 conform fully t0 the pro-
visions Of the ordinance. or any amend
ment or revocation thereof w.thin ten
DAYS after reccivino notice from ,he CITY
Engineer Of such requirements f1r con-
lorna Ton thereto. Do said Home Brew
ing GO. shall Doe liable 90 a fine 1f tom
dollars 10 be imuosod by the Police JUS
tice Of Richmond each days failure %
Do separate offence
This ordinances shall be IN force from
Us passage
BEN. r. AUGUST.
Cifv Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

IvANTrD' THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that I am no longer with me hienth n'in
Transfer Company but am DOING Dus-
mess for myself under the name 81 81 a.,
~hec,, ~vs,em am now introducing, is
used in ali large cities. These checks check.
are sent 20 residences. one TOT me lIunN
duplicate for traveller. thereby lnsuilhg
safety OF trunk and quick iGentlhca,io n
check Re- excbsnpcd FOR railroad check
TO destination By my agents. ,,,,.,,
4. ". CARRIER.
Ny name Is on the phone book Just
published. Old Phone ~, New lhoh'
112O JylN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

T RUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE AND
ONE-t OURTH ACRES or LAND
CONVENIENT no THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BETWEEN THE NEW
HOl Sc. IN THE COUNTY OF lien
RICO. VA, on THE CITY ROAD
LEADING FROM THE NEW KESER-
NOIk TO THE PUMP-HOUSE. WITH
a NICE FRAME DWELLING AND
OUIBUlLDlNGS. AN IDEAL COuN-
TRY HOME, WITH GOOD STREET
CAR FACILITIES, AND IN A LOCALt-
TI WHICH HAS BEEN VERY MUCH
lMPRONED'--by virtue Of Iced Of
trust, dated the Sth day OF July, 1880. TO
Frank ID. Hin, trustee and duly recorded
In the HenricO County Court clerks
office. ID. b. ~ A. page $50 On whose
place and stead ! have been duly sub
stituted default having been made in
the payment of "a sum Of money therein
secured. and being required by the benc-
dciary hereunder so TO do. ] viii sell,
al public auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY - 1899.
at O'Clock Il. NJ. the PROPERTY
described ina said deed as "all that GER
tain piece or parcel Of land. with an the
improvements thereon. containing about
one ana Onc-fOurth acres, with the rights
of way and appurtcnancos thereto be-
longing. lying and being IN The cOInty
of Henrico. Va. and bounded as fol-
lOws-t0-wit; on the north by the land
Of Hugh Hagau and Stella c. Smith on
road leading from the Reservoir 10 the
New pump-house. on the south by the
road sixty feet wide. and on the west by
the land of T. l.. BlantOn, being a part
OF BeeChwoOd farm
TERMS: cash as 90 expenses OF sale.
any taxes that may be due, and
enough 10 pay q note for 5000 and
interest thereon from July :. 1875: ball
auce al six and twelve months, Tor notes
at per cent, TO be secured by a deed
Of trust on the property
T. NJ WORKMAN.
iy1S Substituted Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
SCHOOLS.
Richmond College.
FOUNDED 1882.

Increased attendance has made neces-
sary a third large dormitory. thls DH'1" ~,
ing. with sixty-thrce rooms, nta'eu vy
hot water and open CRATES VIII De rea1y
In September Al the same tlne WI Dc
opened "A laboratory building, s1lu ~
competent judges To be the best IN Wv
South The twcnty-seven laboratories ana
lecture-rooms devoted TO the natural
sciences have cost 5000 Ihcy arc
heated and ventilated in the most I'M
proved manner During the present Naca-
ton steam heat Will be introduces ll'o
the public halls of the older bulldihs7.
These outward signs of progress are
fully oqu8lled by advances in the eoui
of instruction. Elective courses lea9 %
the degrees OF A. A.. -. A.. anad IS. >
The Law School. with three professors
confors the degree of y. l.. The total eN-
penses of Session. including an ices
and living expenses. vary from 500 10
$3.50. Free tuition TO students FOR me
ministry and some free Scholarships lot
other worthy men. Session begins sep
tembcr DIST For catalogue ana iul IN
formation address
r.. W. cartwright. Pres.
fyi6 Richmond va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
The klondilSc Output.

WASHINGTON. July 17-Mr. Frank A.
Nanderlip. Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, returned to-day from a months
trip through the West on business con
nected with the government minis and
assay offices. He states that what an
pears 10 be a conservative estimate Of
the amount of gold whichs will come
out Of the Klondike this sungmer Is SIS
000 0lQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
BY Geo. Z. crawford & CO..


ny RUsTEES SALE OF FARM OF
L S74 ACRES. LYING ABOUT TWO
MILES WEST or ASHLAND AND
NEAR INDEPENDENCE CHURCH.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated June
30, 1s9S. and recorded In the clerks Office
Of Hanover County Court. u. b. rs page
i6. default having been made in the pay
ment Of part of the money therein Sc
cured, and being requested so 10 do by
the note-holder ] viii sell, al public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
SATURDAY. JULY -. 1890.
eco O'Clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribcd i'm the above deed. and lying be-
tween the farms Of Loren Benton and
r. Fl. wills
TERMS. Cash as 10 cost Of sale. any
taxes that may be due. and 90 pay a
note OF S1l226 with interest from june
20 1S.o. a credit as 10 "A note Of S11S72
due June - 1900 and a note OF Sl2J.OS.
due June 30 1901. balance announced al
sale. C. 4. CRAWFORD.
jy14 Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
SUMMER REST.
Augusta County, Va.

near Greenwood, Albemarle county
New and commodious building. fine eli.
mate; lovely scenery, excellent table
500 per week. Round-trp from Rich.
mond $50 For pa rs apply at
Office III east Far tuesdays cad
Fridays $50 10 l.. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

FEMALE INSTITUTE.
stanton. Va. School for Young La
dies. Situated in the mountains .of
Virginia Climate and scenery unsur-
passed Preparatory and elective
courses Special advantages in Music.
Art ElOcutiOu and Languages. Build
lnes modern and complete. Write for
catalogue. MISS MARIA pENDLE-
TON DUVAL. Principal Successor 20
Mrs Gen. j r. y. Stuart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
TOR RENT

~~~0--4@--~-~~----------~ ---~--->-~~~N~~N~~O'
FOR RENT
No. li2l-S +. Cary street store.
No. 206 T.. Grace street. Z rooms, fat.
No. 302 w. Grace street. II rooms.
No. 22li T. Grace street. rooms.
No. 9l2 W. Main street. 9 rooms.
No 1920 f. Marshall street, rooms.
No. 1912 w. Marshall street Z rooms.
No. 2Oi f. Marshall street rooms. fiat
No. II y. 18th street. store.
No. 1913 r. Broad street 6 rooms.
No. 2303 y. Leigh street. store.
Near Churchill Avenue
]. ID. CARNEAL
No. llO6 +. Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
MONDAY. July Il. 1899.

az Il Oclock NJ the REAL ESTATE
referred 10 IN said deed and decree, 10
belng The aboyc-named well-knOWn and
valuable Windsor Hotel" at the north
eastern corner OF Franklin and Eighth
streets, In the city OF Richmond. Va,
irOnung ON the eastern line OF Eighth
street, thiriy-iiye feet seven inches. more
or less, and extending back ON the north
ern line OF Franklin street one hundred
and twenty feet. more or less, 10 an alley
twenty feet wide.
The house Is q neat and very substan-
tial detached brick structure. containing
about forty rooms Of good size well APP
pointed with ample light and ventilation
and IN good order Adjoining Mozart
Academy" the leading theatre Of the
city. equi-distant between the business
section Of Main and Broad streets. and
but one block west OF the Capitol Square,
its location is most convenient and desir-
able IL has been constantly well patron
ized-its patronage az present being fully
equal 10 it's capacity-and with moderate
means and properly conducted, IL would
doubtless quickly prove exceedingly pro-
htable.
Possession may be had at once. and all
persons interested are requested 10 in
spect the property and attend the sale.
TERMS. For cash as 20 expenses Of
sale. city and State taxes TO day OF sale,
and the sum of SS121 - with interest
thereon from July /. 1899. and as 10 the
residue on a credit a. one year. by the
negotiable note of the purchaser with
interest added, and secured by "a deed OF
trust ROBERT STILES
Trustee
j. b. Elan & CO. Auctioneers. jy7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
BY Sutton & CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank streets.

A UCTlON SALE
"A or
TWO FRAME TENt1M ENTS or THE
EAST SIDE OF FIRST
STREET.
BETWEEN FEDERAL AND COTTTS
STREETS, Nos. iii AND 1i19.
We shall offer for sale. at public auc-
ton, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. JULY 1S 1892.
at G O'Clock +. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
sCribed.
The houses contain four rooms each.
city water and culVert connections.
The lots front together 30 feet g inches
on the east side of First street. and run
back between parallel lines 1870 feet
This property rents we'll and Will pay
as am Investment
TERMS: Liberal and announced M the
hour of sale. SUTTON q co.
iV15 AuctiOneers.