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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-23
weekly Market Review.

The interest in the cotton market assum-
ed larger proportions during the past week
A strong undertone prevailed, and at the
close the market was firm at the best
prices yet reached; March, 59ic; May
1856; August, 603c, As predicted here last
week, the strength was led by New YORK;
vet Liverpool came in with fair support,
although SPOT business there was not quite
as active as it might be. A late feature was
something of squeeze in January. This
is only natural \ large interest was Gre
ated in that delivery, and much of 1t is
probably still held more or less with view
to attracting cotton to New York As the
margin of time is now very short, the be-
lated shorts may find themselves in a
rather unpleasant predicament; for nobody
now would sell January short without cot
ton in sight with which to fill the con-
tracts. As yet the general public appears
TO be doing very little, when that class of
buying gets under way prices advance 20
TO 20 points a day. Something of this sort
is TO be expected for cotton is very low,
and in comparison with other leading COM
modities, could just as well be &c as not.
While not much has yet been said about
the next acreage, everything points TO am
important reduction throughout this sec
ton al least judging from the generally
reported condition and disposition OF the
planters, and sales of fertilizers
Excitement in the stock market has been
at fever heat all the week; expected reac-
lions fail 10 come, or come only in scat
tered cases, and then mostly short-hved.
Most securities made material gains. and
transactions were very large, but as yet
there are no indications that the advance
has marked us elimination. While gener-
al gains have been very considerable, still
IL may be noted that a number of securi-
Ties have shared but little in the boom.
Among these may be mentioned Western
Union. Sugar, Union Pacific, Wabash pre-
ferred and Pacific Mall. These and several
others. which could be named, will proba-
b.v have their turn before the excitement
subsidies.
Interest was slack in the market for
Grain and provisions, and fluctuations were
small. with closing quotations showing
very slight changes. May wheat is a little
cover al 70Ac. Ribs are slightly higher;
NAV S512lb. The sentiment in wheat is
nndeniably bullish, but the news is bearish.
The trade is trying to work up bull cam
naien. but the load appears too heavy, as
Inc n1Iblic is backward about coming in.
The provision market is more easily con-
rolled. and besides prices are relatively
lover Al present range OF quotations,
provisions offer an inviting investment on
all weak spots. WIN. l. Whlains'
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BANKER CLEWS' VIEWS.
The Financial Outlook as Seen From
WaII Street.

New York, Jan. 21.-The stock market
continues 90 show high range activity,
and. in spite of the persistent efforts of
room traders to break prices strength has
been the preponderating feature in nearly
every class OF securities. This is more
than has been expected in some quarters.
There have been, and still are, cautious
people who think as a rule prices have
risen pretty near to the danger point; and
there are others who think that is true
of a limited, but important range OF
stocks. Some of these have become sell
crs and more have taken a waiting att
tude, expecting and predicting good
break in the market. This, however, has
not happened.
The failure of these expectations is in
some measure due 10 these judgments hav-
ing been based upon experiences of the
sort of market We have had for a past
number of years, lacking staying power
and being backed by a fabering and fee
BILE outside" support. 1t is not TO be
overlooked, however, that the position CT
the market now includes elements of
strength such as have not existed for
many years. Rarely, in the experience
of Wall street, have we witnessed stu
alton so strongly favoring the buying of
securities All the elements that nave
excited distrust for years past have dis
appeared, and the country is universally
believed to be entering upon an era of
prosperity surprising all former expert
ence. These estimates of national pros
perity are not mere dreams of sanguine
SPECTATORS, they are accepted by the So
berest minds and are demonstrated by an
unbroken array of statistical evidence;
and the continued extraordinary earnings
of the railroads are conclusive proof of
the great activity of general trade. Be
yond these considera tons, it is to he noted
that an extraordinary amount of funds,
representing the earnings of this prosper
ity, is continually accommodating in Wall
street, and seeking employment either in
permanent investment or transient specu-
lation. This element also exceeds all
precedent. We have thus a wholly eX-
traordinary accumulation of elements con-
ducive TO high prices for securities.
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Charleston. S. c., Jan. 22.-Arrived,
...a,aers seminole. Bearse, Jacksonville,
71I ,,rc,eei,l to Boston; Comanche, Pen
u;ocon New York, and proceeded to
,,,i..or,ille. schooner Thomas A. Ward,
LYMAN Baltimore.
saasd sc7ooners George r. Congdon,
p,ylss Newton Creek, N. j.; Adele T..
ra,-,on Wall Barbados; Linah c. Ka-
,oirszi Ray. New York.
Kew West. Fla. Jan. 22.-Arrived, night
o,-, steamer Mascotte, Smith, Port Tam
"a anil sailed for Havana; tug Albert
Dewey Hy,r Punta Gorda.
Tan erl arrived, steamer Whitney,
Usr+zcb Port Tampa, and sailed for Ha-
ya7a.
Sailed. Lebanon, @, Guantanamo.
baltimore. Jan. 22.-ArriVed steamer
ALCHEMY savannah.
r,7- Foster of steamer Allegheny re-
norts Twentieth instant, at p. m, Cape
porain hearing west by south, twenty
miles a wreck with three masts, twenty
feet above water; also from Hatteras to
Frying Pan, a feet of schooners bound
south
Fernandiua Fla, Jan. 22.-Arrived,
ssboo7ers Edward P. Avery, Hawley, New
York: Maggie f. Hart, Carlisle, New
York
Sailed. schooners r. Bowers, Young,
Boston: josephine Ellicott. Nash, Boston.
Baltimore. Jan. 21.-Arrived, schooner
Augustus Welt Port Tampa.
LNerpo9l. Jan. M.--Arrived, steamer
Fovemore Brunswick.
Sailed Juno Pensacola.
Hamburg-Arrived, steamer st. George,
Charleston
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MAGAZINES.

The leading article in Harper's Magazine
for February is with Dewey at Manila.
The article gives an intimate glimpse of
Admiral Dewey, and cites many of his
characteristic sayings both during the bat
tie and after it. The passage that tells of
Dewey's message to the German admiral
and how Dewey expressed it, will thrill a
responsive chord in the heart of every true
American. In this number Henry Cabot
Lodge begins his history of the Spanish
American war. The history is illustrated
by Carlton T. Chapman. The number is
rich in short stories. Julian Ralph, the
well-known special correspondent, dis
cusses "Anglo-Saxon Affinities" in very
interesting way. Mr.. Ralph makes the
statement that in all likelihood two out of
every three English families have relatives
in America An article by DR.. John A.
Wyeth, entitled "Lient Col. Forrest at
Fort Donelson," discusses Forests part
in the surrender of Fort Donelson, and
shows how entirety different the result
would have been had Forrest been in COM
mand Harper's Magazine
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OWNS CEHVERA'S WATCH.
Kansas COlOred officer Says He
bought II of Spanish Pilot.
From the New York Press.

fTOHl INC NV IOTh TTtas.
Wichita, Kan, Jan. 2O.-Lieut Bettes,
colored, of Company e, Twenty-third
Kansas, is home from Cuba, and he says
he owns Admiral Cervera's watch. To
prove it he freely exhibits it to all who
doubt his word
The timepiece is of fine gold and dia-
monds and rubies are set in the case In
side is engraved "Pascual Cervera."
Bettes says that the watch was given
to the man who plotted the admiraPs
squadron out of Santiago harbor on that
memorable morning Of July g. The Span
lard was hard up and wanted to go home,
and Bettes says he bought it.
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BOOK NOTICES.

The World Almanac for 1899 is a remark
ably compact and complete book of ready
reference for the desk or the library.
Within its 528 closely packed pages there is
a world of information, of just such char
acter as one is apt to want on short no
tice. And the contents of the book are
generally regarded as being conclusively
correct. To say, 1.-The World Almanac
says such a thing is pretty sure to cause
the statement to be accepted as authentic.
The departments and the miscellaneous
matter in the book cover pretty nearly
everything-politics, business, sports, Ie-
ligion, literature, history benevolence,
armies navies and many other matters.
The current edition contains an illustra-
ted and well written history of the war
with Spain. It is necessarily short, of
course, but all of the essential facts are
embodied. The price of the book is 25
cents. The Press Publishing Co., New
York World, Pulitzer Building, New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-23

will refuse to accept IL without an order
from the Supreme Court
Assistant District Attorneys Mcintyre
and O'Relly had a consultation yesterday
over the matter, after which Mr.. Mcintyre
said:
"If Mrs. Moore secures bail she viii new
er appear for trial when her case is called.
our information 70 this effect is most re-
liable
Mr.. Campbell. when seen last evening,
at az West one Hundred and Ninth
street. said: II am in this race to stay,
and I'll meet the bail no matter what they
make it, ] know Mrs. Moore's mother, and
know Mrs. Moore. They are reputable
people. ! shah stand by them 10 the last. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-23

EURO (AusO, 704 tons, Vidossich, arrived
at Point Pitre Oct. 10.
frederick (Swd), 635 tons, Larsen, at Del
agoa bay, Nov. "a
heoe (Nor, 5l9 tons, Remertsen, Havre,
SD Nov a.
Mzapore CNoD, I'M tons, johnson; sid
Zee 2 Rio Janeiro to Id cotton for St.
Petersburg
charlotte Ger, 997 tons; Hellberg, Palm
D"uL SID Dec. 20; to Id cotton for st.
Petersburg
anne dj9D, us tons, Glacomo, Flume; sid
L,paoto utaD S6a tons, vassalo, at &C.
Hs.s'oh lNoD London, sid Nov. %.
-'l.'.lIaI lesetthoff GER, Voss, Rotter-
yam sid Dec. 13.
-','75l2 pla1, $50 tons, Sanguinette, Cen
oai Sid Dee 13.
AFemore Nor. ] .472 TONS Sorensen Ton
Nol'erfy; d Dec. II.
'dIlta L. S7i tons. Mezzano Marse;1les.
sid Dee Is
l'slad (Nor). 915 tons, Danielsen, Run
corn SID Dec 10.
'l.lhJ'I (Nor S21 tons, Marcussen. Dub
ln; sid Dec. f. -
'' ia Nor), S27 tons. Kjelsen, London;
s,5..n CNor), 800 tons, Trulsen, Man
hester; sid Dec %.
r. Al. u'aD 63S tons, Genaro; SID Dec
GCa orao n. UtaD, 1853 tons. Campodoico,
13a SID Dec II.
dam y,'e Ger). SAB tons, Bulow, Rotter.
81 g'i lNorD, $50 tons, Olsen, Rotterdam;
g d. Sp'oer BD, 1,2sS tons, Cochran,
Rio r.. lAusO, 79l tons, Rosmanich;
pqra-,'.e '5iro; sid Dec. 10.
,. sd Dec. q. 900 'O''s' buren, bania'
be. 'e9 Nop, $40 tons. Jensea. Bahia; sid
wv tons. Greene. Santos: SD. =.
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100000 TO FREE MRS. MOORE.
Mr.. Mcintyre Fighting Her Release.
Says IL She Gets Out She VIII Never
Appear at Trial.
From the New York Times.

From the New York Times.
Mrs. Fayne Moore, who spent yesterday
in anticipation of her release on bail, will,
in all probability spend Sunday, If not
more of next week. in the Tombs. Joseph
N. Campbell, contractor, said yesterday
that he would give 100000 IL necessary 10
effect Mrs. Moore's release. The District
Attorney has until noon to-day to repder
his decision as to whether the security Of
fered by Mr.. Campbell is satisfactory But
even IL it is, Col. Gardiner viii not accept
him as bondsman.
Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre
will appear before Justice Fursman in the
Supreme Court next Monday, and request
that the prisoners bail be increased on the
robbery charge from $1,000 to 1850. lie
will then ask Justice Fursman TO fix the
bail in the grand larceny charge at $3.50.
making the total bail $1,000 Even II bail
is offered in that amount, Col. Gardner
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-23
VESSELS HOUND FOR SAVANNAH.


Haslingden (Br), 1920 tons, Diggins, Ga
latz Dec -; due Dec. - for Venice.
Drummond BD, 1874 tons, Mills, Swan
sea SD Jan. s.
Rocklbl CB0, 16l1 tons, Litten, Liverpool;
sd Jan. s.
Glenisie Br), 1,24S tons, Morris, Barcelo-
MA. via Huefva
Medtauauea (Aus0, LILO tons, Scopich.
at Charleeton due Jan. 26 to Id cotton
for Barcelona.
Romulus Ger, 1,722 tons, Gerdan, Ham
burg, sid Jan. 1.
Hilcug G3r, 20S1 tons, Cramer, Sunder-
land, sid Jan 4.
Pembridge CBr, 1903 tons, Muelett. Sun
derland; sid Jan TO-
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THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Business for the Week Has Been on
the Upward Trend.

London, Jan. 22-Business on the Stock
Exchange has been steadily increasing for
a week, with decide upward tendency in
all departments, Americans still being
the most active line. The temporary lull
of ten days ago has been followed by a
renewed advance, gilt-edged securities be-
ing most In demand. Nothing but dearer
money, of which there is no present in
dlcation, is likely to stop the boom.
Money is plentiful at the following rates:
Until Monday, per cent; for week, IL
per cent; and on three months bills, from
lie 20 rs per cent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-23
Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnised masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States by
geographic office in custom house. Cap
uins are requested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for Transmission to the navy department.
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,spryALs AND DEPARTURES.
ro.se1s Arrived Yesterday.

-...r,.bin cambridge BD, Gardner, Gil
br.rar-Georsia Export and Import Com
pany. t,,.anor Acl,;nosop Char
lesion bound south. -
s,samer Ethel Carroll, Augusta.-W. L.
cib.oD. manager
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-23
Of the Moon for January.

-, quarter. Atm. hours and 4S min
Las' In. new moon, 18th. 5 hours and
ut7s. 49, .yeniug first quarter. 18th, 10
i nlD',, q minutes, morning; full moon,
hour I'l,r and IS minutes, evening.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-23
Ships.

Thor (Nop. 1861 tons. Andersen, Antwerp:
sd Dee 90
Landseer Ger, 134S tons, De Harde, Lon
dom SD Jan s.
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81 4A
m NO 81. daily Northwest No a. m
No from Denmark and local 49,
via
Pullman
Pullman Richmond also Norfolk
81
cars.
O
I. A,
D. BOYLSTON T. A
D. c. ALLEN, A.
T. A,
A MACDONELI4 A A A. g. p A. Jacksonville
West Broad liberty
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Visible supply of cotton.

F,a. New York Commercial ond
IT,. 'nancial Chronicle, Jan. ii.
ms MAJ, ''e supply of cotton tonight,
follows 10 10 by cable and telegraph is as
continental stocks, as well as
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-23

foIE I ~. anderson, sS7 tons, fowl. at Nor
rol-. Ii29mas, SIC tons, Young, Balti-
imo-s.D .ering, l55 tons, woodland, Bal
ade.p5is.1 ' Walls, 561 tons, Little, Phil
Jan r. e wv tons, West, New York; sid
Ambo, Halliday, 816 tons, Moore, Perth
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T,arNE INTELLIGENCE.

and General News of ships and
L0c" shipping.
nv steamship Tallahassee
f''+ Wv York Jan. On. ]. King and
from u Lubs, otto Webolt, Daisy
vile annie Leslie, J. 5. Freeman, Mrs.
lesL'' man. Master Freeman, Mrs.
e y. Armour
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r.s.eIs Wont to Sea.
shining Memoranda.

7-,.,e1 States transport Manitoba, Cuba.
Slbsonsr Emily F. Northam, New York.
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later at Tybee to-day at SIG a.
HlsH i5n. m. High water at Savannah
nne hour lL,I
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-23

those for Great Britain and the afloat are
tnis weeks returns and consequently all
european hgures are brought down to
thursday evening. But to make the total
the complete hgures for tonight Jan 90
we add the item of exports from The mi
ted States, including in it the exports of
Friday only.
1899 1898.
stock at Liverpool, bales $4,000 1,OOS, 900
stock at London .......... 1900 4,OOO
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-..es at ga and sets at SOC.
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Plant System.

Operaed by 0h MerIdln Tim-One Hour sIower TI
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According TO the foregoing, Bombay APP
pears to show an increase, compared with
last year in the weeks receipts of 1900
bales. Exports from all India ports record
a gain of 1000 bales during the week and
since Sept l show an excess of 10000
bales
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S0th Meridian
TINE TABLE EFFECTIVE JAN l6 1899
and4O
Evening star., 1899-01-28
ja19-
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUCTIONEEH.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING THREESTORY BRICK
DWELLING NJ. 1923 10TH ST. NV
by virtue OF a de I'd OF trust, duly recorded in
Llper Il II, at folio 4I3 eft seq, of the land
records for the District Of Columbia and at the
request OF the party secured thereby we will SELL
by public auction, in front of the premises ON
MONDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF JANUARY
1899, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm the
following described real estate situate In the city
Of Washington, District of Columbia and bein:.
part of lot numbered fourteen 14) in the subdiyi.
sion Of original lots 5 TO 10, inclusive in suuare
numbered three hundred and sixty-eight t36SD
made by the heirs of John Davidson as per plat
in book y. X, page 105, in the surveyors office Of
the District of Columbia, beginning for the sa me
the northwest Of said suhlot fourteen ga
and running thence east one hundred and thirty
eight feet nine inches thence south seventeen
inches; thence west hundred and thfrtv-
eight feet nine inches. anf thence north on 10th
street west seventeen feet two inches to the plae
of beginning with the perpetual use for party vail
purposes of the south six inches front by the Iepth
Of the lot of lot fifteen tl5 in said subdivision in
said square, together with all the improvements
rights, &c.
Terms: One-third c; sh. balance In one and two
years. secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold, with interest from the day of sale at six per
cent t6c9 per annum, all cash. at option Of
purchaser. $500 deposit required at time of sale
If terms of sale are not complied with in fifteen
days from lay Of sale the reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and of the
dctaut.ng purch 1ser. after FIVE days advertise
nient of such resale in newspaper published
stamps. etc at purchasers cost.
SAMUEL CROSS,
WILLIAM A. GORDON,
ja19-d&ds Trustees
Evening star., 1899-01-28

TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT ONE ACRE OF
LAND. FRONTING ON MILITARY ROAD RE
TWEEN ''BRIGHGWoOB" AND .'RoCK
CREEK PARK on THE LINE OF I6TI
STREET EXTENDED.
BY virtue Of deed - trust 10 uf recorded IN
Liber No. 2l4i folio ~ seq Of f,le land records
OF the District of Columbia. we. the undct signed
trustees, Will sell. ar public aucji,o. iu front ~
The r.mlses on FRIDAY. THE 1iilRb DAY OF
FEBRt AIRY, A.B 1899, AT HALF FAST THREE
O'CLOCK PM, the following dcs ll rl land and
the District Of Columbia, and de- .gnatcd ns and
being part Of tracts Of land known as Peter
MIL Seat and addition 10 Nood, ards lot. de-
scr1bed as follows: Beginaing M the D.. ginning II
tract described in deed frun Benjamin u. Car
penter and wife 10 Mary J. CARPENTER. dnfti Fe-
Tuary 10. lNsn, aud recorded iU liher a4S fuo laa
OF tie land records ut thu District Of columbia,
and Tu ming thence according present hearings
north - degrees east 20 - f'rrhrS to tho Military
road; thence with said trnd north % - degrees
west $50 perchcS; thence north 81 degrees west l
perch thence. leaving said road. south - degrees
west -5.a2 ierches; theace saih - So degrees
east ga perches TO the place of beginning, to-
sether with the improvements.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance IN ona
and two years, with Interest 81 Ier anuum,
payable seml-r mn lally. from day Of sale. secured
10y deed Of uust upon the property sold, or all
cash, at the option II the purchaser A deposit g
Slp0 will be required Of the purchaser at the tins
OF sale. All conveyanciug. stamps, etc, at tha
piled with within days dan of sale 9th n.
wise the Trustees reserve the riIht 10 resell ths
property the risk aud II nc icfaultiug
purchaser. WILLIAM r. ETMbSSEpN
JOHN ID. COUGllLAN. Trust ees.
1n23-dts Address. 5oN ath 81 NV.
Evening star., 1899-01-28
tn26 dads
CHANCERY SALE OF yAIr.prF 1,,ppo,-t,,

cHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
KEAL ESTATE BEING rue BRICk RUu.n-
ms: IN sfoiths AND PREMISES NUMBERED
AvENlE s,E. Houses SuMnEaED a sf' 10 10 AND AN1
rs s SiAth SfREEf s.E. AND PREMISES Ar
IHE NOKrHMk EST CORNER OF SIXTH
AND &c" STREETS Sc, WASHINGTON,
BY decree of the Supreme Court OF the District
Q, OF Columbia, in equity cause No l74s5 dsemsnn
fnr ssr ssn'anh m ,, 81 a. He undersigned VIII
pfsi1 rEfB1sAhf 1ns A. 10. 1888. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
numbered Is as7 N - lrSni sSd 81 The pTeTses lots
ana Leon robriner trustees subdivision Of part Of
iot IL. 10 SQUARE No si4 improved by build
ihes numbered, respectively, Gu3. Cos 8o7 SO9
and GIL Pennsylvania ave sc.
Each OF said lots viii be sold subject to- and
each thereof and Of the adjoining iois nn the west
ana with right Of way over the south pa feet
Sc. OF the Is - feet Of said lot IL as tho
said right OF way is reserved 10y deed recorded in
Liber l40s. folio 3OS. Of the land records Of the
And on FRIDAY: THE TENTH DAY OF FEB
RuARY, A. u. 1893 AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm, the undersigned viii oncr for sale
at public auction, in front Of the premises. tue
south fourteen and sixteen hundrndths uiI6l feet
10y the depth thereof of original lot No. u in
square 500, improved by residence No. Is sixth
street Sc. and Immediately thereafter par, Of
said lot IL, In square 500 beginning point
the east line Of Sixth street l4.16 feet north
OF the southwest corner of said lot running theBcs
north on the line Of said street l434 feet thence
east W feet to the rear line oi said lot: thence
south l434 feet and thence nnety-sN ,y6l
feet to the place OF beginning. improved 10y resi-
dence No Is Sixth street Sc
And or MONDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A ID iSy9 AT FOi h OCIDCK +.
M the undersigned viii sell public nuct ion, in
front the premises mart of lofs numbered and
70, In square SAG, being the 81 feet ~
inch of original lot numbered l. and the south
fourteen feet OF original Iot ~ herinnp for said
part of lot 20 At the southeast corner Of said lot
and running thence north the line Of said lot
fourteen feet; thence west seventy i've feet one
inch; thence south fourteen feet. thence
seventy five feet one inch. TO the place - begn-
ming. together with the Improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
In cash, and the balance In two equal inst ailments
payable In one and two years from day II sale.
with six per cent interest, payable sc-li annually.
secured 10y deed Of trust upon the property sold.
OF all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. All
coDveyancing recording and revenue stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser A deposit II hundred
dollars Will be required at the time sale upon
each lot sold Terms Of sale 10 h. cnmnlIed with
within fifteen days from he day ~ sale
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON,
l1D 5th street,
LEON TOBRINER.
Equity building
Trustees,
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers jnaGd&Is