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New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
RECKLESS BRIDGE-BUILDlNG ILLUSTRATED.
NOT THE FIRST BRIDGE OF TIE KIND THAT HAS


NOT THE FIRST BRIDGE OF TIE KIND THAT HAS
FALLEN.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The fallen bridge at Dixon was not the
first OF It's kind. The Truesdel bridge possesses points
in its construction which for long time have made en-
Pineers doubt the strength OF structures built on this
plan Mr.. Truesdell built bridge at Elgin Ill., that
fell down without being loaded. He rebuilt IT,
and the new one when strained way also. One of
his bridges at Rockford H., fell when crowded with
peope looking boat race This bridge at Dixon had
a oneer knot in its history When plans of bridges were
submitted Mr. Truesdell had for his competitors the
keystone Bridge Company L. B. Boomer, and Boyhng
ton & Rusk Of Chicago all builders of standard work
II WAS matter Of surprise that he obtained the con-
tract His by attributed 10 the use OF
improper influences with the Aldermen, ruinOr even
going far to name the sums OF money SAID 10 nave
been used for the purpose but tins seems scarcely cred
BILE large number of these bridges In use in New
England but since the fall Of the second bridge in Egn
IL ia doubtful whether any have been built This
unucky bridge at Dixon they say tested To near
its ultimate capacity alter being erected III may not De
TO call attention TO the question whether bridge
or any when submitted TO such crucial tsts
but be weakened thereby. H. H. l.
Se,e- York. May 8. lS'S
IRON WORK TOO CHEAP TO BE GOOD
To me EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The account of the falling of an iron
bridge at ID xon, H.. u your issue OF this morning, is
natural Of the mode usually adopted by town com
lniees for obtaining publc Work OF TINS thaacue Inc
saning after "cheapness" has called into this depart
ment Of manufacturing industry certain class OF con-
sceneeess and ignorant who build Iron bridges
for the people, and do at prices little beyond that Of
good wooden bridge This has resulted, OF course In
/ the employment Of poor material and WORKMAN
/ ship. IA addition 20 criminal reduction OF tho
amount Of snch material As a natural consequence the
reputable and scientific bridgcbuldcr Is largely driven
from rhe field Of highway work. except In few special
localities Where work H. awarded 10 the lowest bidder
there is no use in rstclass firms making any effort to
obtain IT. for their knowledge conscience VIII pre-
vent them fom oven apprOximatng 10 the lowest bid
CCuni5 who pass upon such work have rarely
any knowledge Of what constitutes the merit OF any par
tcuilr pan and rarely do they call In expert service to
| guide them git. They governed ~ almost every
10y the lowest price. aud Influenced by the oily
tongue Of an interruptions vender who promises any
thing and everything, knowing fun well that the Com
mtee are unable " tell whether promises fulfilled
OF not.
There any occasion for poor iron bbridge.
for IN this department. Of technical industry there Ia
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
ANOTHER WORTHLESS BRIDGE.

THE STRUCTURE FALLS BEFORE IT Is FINISHED
THREE MEN KILLED AND EIGHT WOUNDED.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-A terrible accident occurred
Yesterday afternoon at bridge being erected over
the Lanune River. on the northwestern extension
Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad II miles
from Sedalia The false work erected for facili-
taing the construction of the bridge sank into the
quicksand upon which it rested, carrying with it
the bridge timbers and ~ wOrkmen, and precipi-
tatipg all into the river below. William hcEvoy,
Peter Conner, and Harry lynch were killed out
right. and eight Others were wounded, two of whom
are not expected 10 recover The bodies of the
three killed were taken last night to Sedalia, where
an inquest was held, and verdict rendered that the
insecure foundation of the false WORKS was the
cause Of death.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
ASSEMBLY,.

IN Lut Assembly lO-ul5ub MI w Ll-isNB iioiA
the Committee on Tride and 1lauuldet"Rs, 90 whom
referred Mr. WoOds's resolution 10 IdNtslfdie iho
affairs the NewYOrk gas companies, snDhitttd re-
that M view OF the snort time lNeh thenl u maze
such investigation, the time eXphg tOlf1' IL Noue ue
Impossible do subject usucr aud therefore, ask 70
De discharged from its iurther consideration.
MIR. CLRARY, one Of the Committee, stated tlat ne
dsseued irOIn the report. Mr.. WEED SAID as MI hoos
the report be lard the liable. Carried.
Mr.. PRINCE offered the following; .-..
me on Trsps kOus 10 the heaDoa ss posef TO ~
dnng AM 70 nyrsat 400 ipof ulon lie
Aerels DECIDED upon O. pin VI tg-uoB
nqns ugaans oar great Sstrf ouie inm h.
sru tbe Atlantic O Ssel 'oa. o ne q Lasrne ,u
nd by the Erie Canal arc tsoi aud, .,..,,,.
Vsyn III and proper that fsi Information rcaug
N. farn, 10 Ehec1y the ad4utass oi
as nsrr PROPOSED r'uts ion ne O4o icaassses
ma, he and ihe interests generally q the Stats s
n.r,on nav be- represented before said Comm ttee;
berel II tle concur that J'n committee b. uted
BIZ Committee oi the Seeae OF the On Sap rrus-
,oradon Routes the SabOari Us oi
!"
w prasIy the state u NeA.iork and g.nca To "a risen,
Commce nave poser 20 act er toe Adjournment Of TIC lex
tarf. Without expense 10 tue State
Adopted
ne following bills were 10 Committee OF the Whole
Amending the charter ~ the Gilbert E.eyate9 Rail.
road 60. oi Nrw-lOrk. On motion Oi NJ Burns. tue
lhl was SO aineuned as 4" prOhht tn oO.pahY irom
running on broadway below Tdlrty-fOurl lu-sf. Alr
BLAthk moved 10 strike SKIN aGd iuscrt seventh
ave. carried. NJ CLARK moved t1 alter tEV ruu'c 50
as to 80 through hn st instead of FoutAs, ul>O not
10 20 thtOlSh ftti -thrdst Carried. Tho bal waA
then ordered 10 a third rcnaing
10 authufiLo Tue construction of street Railway IN
the upper part OF the City OF New-Yorx IN ana about
Ienth-dye On tho motion Of Mr.. DEERING the bii Nas
clt Treasury yer cent OF the gross receip. Third
reading.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
SENATE. ...A9ASr. Monday, MAY s. 1873.

The Senate met at 1870 p. NJ, 20 senators
Mr. TiEmANv introduced bill providing that the Con-
troer OF NewYork may issue h0nds a. pay for certain
local improvements made In the CITY OF New f0Ik .
Gov. DIX sent the following veto u the eenaNi to'
return unapproved Senate bill No 2ss relative 70 the
salary the Assistant Clerk OF the Third Police Judicial
Court the City OF York OF the salary
egaized by this bill had refused by the Controller
of the City OF New-YOr submitted It 10 him for tho
purpose OF asceraning the grounds OF hs decision ana
his letter transmitted herewith together with paper
containing memoranda relative thereto and copy OF
the roll OF the appointees OF said court. The Con-
the appointment OF Assistant Cler6 of the Third
Police Judicial Court was 10 violation Of the Section o.
Chapter S5 OF the Laws OF 1863 when De reetes and
which provides tnat the Board OF supervisors snail ere
office except as provided by acts passed y
the legislature His inference appears 10 pe tha ae
authority Of the Legislature shall De gwen Thereafter 10
the Laws OF 1858 which gives the Police Justices the
power appoint clerks assistants WIN the approval
Of the Supervisors not such an act as meant Dy e
quoted passage In order therefore 10 give the
Supervisors the TO create pew office within he
Office should have been expressly authorized 10y subse.
quent act. have been informed that was decided to
appoint Assistant Clerks under chapter 26t OF the Laws
SntoiIeris oni1an T. 1rroneou. and the Courts w9ul1
application OF the Assistant Clerk, Issue man
dainus to compel the payment ot Lis salary, 10
the nterpostion OF Legislature. II the appointment
was legally made, no good j. perceived tOF seckihg
CONFIRMATION OF t II the muncIptl authorizes OF the
city OF NewYOrk under the reformed Char er, are IN
eumDent whom they might have no control ltB
opinion of the Controller ani Of the Atorn'yGen
erll whom have consulted, that this bill would erpet
uate the office IL created at period OF gross
aouse when swarms OF useless employees were thrust
upon the city defiance OF It nas claim Co he
consideration or the Legislature. was ILLEGALLY made
IL has no need 0i legislative lutrpoSllOd IL We mAGe
with legal authority deem il proper TO ada that the
exercise OF legislative power OF The state seeu to
me too elevated grave 20 li character To ne inter-
posed for the adjustment OF inIyiduai Cains unless
they ndisputaOy just and unless tnr legal remedies
have been It l. In view OF ts pICpe tuat
respectfully return a bill wLicu m-nG not otherwise
JOIiN \. DIX.
The veto was laid on the table on request Of
MURPHY.
Mr. d. r. WOOD offered a resolution that the Governor
appoint an arcmlect expert 10 Visit the ROrna'
tory Elmu, aud report wlIhu y5 d1yH the prOsr,
of The wors, aud II the money expended mus iAr had
been judlciOIsly applied. Adopted. Adj burned.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
VOL. XXXHI.. NO 1902.
BRIDGE DISASTERS.
THE DIXON CALAMITY

Y1yE MORE BODIES RECovERED-NAMEs OF The
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
TIE OHIO COAL MINERS STRIKE.

YOUNGSTOWN, May 5.-The strikers at the
coal mines are still inclined to interfere by extreme
measures with any who are disposed to resume work
LATE on Saturday night shot fired into the house OF
workman passed within few inches OF his wife's head
IL is reported nat the operators, today decided To
combine and urocure 900 grants frum tastle Garden
ThIs Will prObaoly break the uHiOn and end the strike
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

10y TELEGRAPH TO r1R TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

CURRENT LEGISLATION.
A VETO FROM THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ ~
GILBERT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANEs ~ lie DE-.
AN EXTRA SESSION TO BE CALLLD - 'iiNV'
trcfgtArfox
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

FIVE MORE BODIES RECovERED-NAMEs OF II
VICTIMS
10y TELEGRAPH TO rIIE TRBUNE.l
DIXON H., May 5.-Five bodies were recover
to-day; seven or eight still remain under the IT
net work of the bridge at the bottom of the nv
The following is a corrected list Of the dead a
wounded:
TIE KILLED.
Baker, Miss Irene
Bayne, Miss Bessie.
Carney, Mrs. Peter.
Carpenter Mrs.
Cook Mrs. W.
Dana a young daughter Of J.F'
Demug. Miss r.
Drew, Miss Ida.
Dyke, Robert.
Foley, Mrs. Catherine.
Gable. Mrs. James.
Gilman, Mrs. b.
Haley, @.
Hamilton, F.
Hill. Miss n
Hendricks, TWO daughters OF MS
Hoffman Mrs. DR..
Hope Mrs. f.
Kent, George W.
Kcntncr, Mrs. C.w.
Lofty, AIRS. j. W.
McKey, Eliza
Mason, j. X, a boy of 10, son Of j. N. Mason
Merriam, Mrs.
Nixon Mss A.
Noble. Mrs. Col IL. f.
O'Buen, Miss Maggie
Petersbergcr, Mrs and young danSSser'
Slmau, Mrs. H.
SiackpOle, Miss Clara
stackpOle, Miss Rosa
Sterling, Mis- Katy
Sullivan, Mrs NJ
YanH, Miss lila
Wade, Mrs. Thomas
wallace, Mss Il.
WitEem, Miss NJ, OF Nlshua.-T0tal, 90
THR WOUNDED.
Alexander, Mrs T. (since dled).
Baker, Mrs. 4. B.
Burns. a daughter OF b. +.
Camp. j., jr., severely injured.
Cheney, Mrs d., probably fatally Injured
Clute, Mrs. A.. severely injured
Countrymau, }, B.
Cook, W.
CuddiuOtOn. Eliza.
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Dodge, on the .s.h instant, OF paralysis, MARY
GCSTUS fcoioredl, aged as years, a faitlfai an
trusty servant for % years
HALS1ED- Or the morning Of the 18th inet Ant
FANNIE L. HALSTEp
Funeral services on Thursday, at SO O'Clock o m
az her late residence, s2Y lsh street northwest.
Friends OF the family respectfully invited Tie
r mains to he taken next day 10 Laurel Hill Ccne.
terry, Philadelphia. Is
McNERHANY. Or Wednesday, ssh inst at
I'D o'clock a. m, of congestion Of TIE lungs,
CHARLkS, aged months and 8 DAYS, beioyed - n
ct Francis and klnma Mc NeThsny. Another angel
il Hcaye
Funeral from the residence Of parents. 9Os % h
street Gu Friday afternoon s3th inst nj II O'clock
Funeral service At 81 Matthews OhIrch AZ 4
O'Clock Relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited. as
POOL. On the morning Of the 18th a March AZ
20 O'Clock IN. Of pneumonia, in the asth year Of
bis age, j. W; Pool, native OF Fairfax county
va bnt Tor the last fifteen years resident Of this
ciH; Memphi:s Tenn papers please coEy.
Ills funeral VIII take place from bis iaie residence
at No. s3e street northwest, on Friday, the .; b
Inst at O'Clock p. m. Friends aud aca uai nts mes
are respectfully invited To attend. 81
SERVER. Thursday, March q, at o'clock a.
m after long and pair full illness, Mrs. LoU is
.. RIVER, wife Of g. W. SERVER.
aer remains " i'll be taken to -mofrow fFriiay)
evening te Hudson. n. Y, for intermept.
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TOMORROW.

10y LATIMER q ObEARf,
- Asctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth 1t :,
Star Once Buildings.
WALNUT PARL0R SUITE, IN CRIMSON REP,
WALNUT MIkR0R BACK ETEGERE: GRIN
BBUssELs, CARPETS AND RuGs, Walnut
NJ T. CHAMBER SUITE, WALNUT SIDE
BOARD 20 RI A mr. EXTENSION TABLE, &c, &c,
e. On FRIDAY MORING, March %, at 10
W O'Clock, we will sell at the residence Of gen.
enrnap s sTee ve S snssrol
collie eti?n OF Furniture, &C., (nearly newt COM
Walnut Parior Suite, in Crimson Rep with Linen
Walnut Mirrorback Etcgere, Walnut Marbie-top
Walnut Book Case and Secretary, Walnut Tea Poys
Superior Brussels and other Carpets,
French Fire Gilt Mantle CLOCK,
Mantle Ornaments. Brackets, bronze Drop Light,
Paper Lining for Carpets. Patent Window Shades.
Parior and Hall Gas Chandeliers,
crimson Rep Lamtrokins and Lace Curtains with
Very Superior Solid Walnut Extension Table Ol6
Walnut Marble. TOP sidebosrd,
Walnut Cane seat Dining Chairs, Fire Screen,
Fise Cut and Engraved Glassware,
superior Plated Ware, Cutlery,
Oae large and one small Refrigerator,
French q . China Decorated g Toilet Sets,
ps ~% ann NM mareieaGp chamber suites
Patent Wire Spring Bed, Boosters and Pillows,
lara, and II H Is MsttTTssses, Ga,
Solid Walnut wardrobes,
Child's Walnut Bedstead.
Laundry aud heating Stoves,
TsIms cash. I'''"es' ~ L,lAiTsiMER cLEARY
MA dts lRcpJ Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES
DY LATIMER q CLEARY,

10y LATIMEk q CLEARLY,
~ Auctioneers and Real kstate Brokers,
Southw est corner Peunsy yania enue aud 18th a.
Star Office Building.
WALNUT PARLOR SUITE IN CRIMSON REP.
PIECES; THREE WALNUT PARLOR
SUITES IN GREEN REPS; WALNUT MAR
E,TOP AND OTHER TABLES; BRUSSELS,
xETANP BRUSSELS RIGS; sGPERfoR oil
CLOTH; WALNUT HAT RACK; OAK MAR
BILE Top sIDEBOARD;- OAk CANE SEAT
hiNNING CHAIRS WALETT EXTENsI0N
NEATLY NEW MALNuT SOFA BEPsTEAP;
SUITES; OAK MARBLE:TOP CHAMBER
SUITE; PAINTED COTTAGE SETS; WALNUT
E B4LLSTnERS AND PILLOWS; BLANKETS AND
WASHsTANDs; TOILET SETS; WINDOW
SHADES; STAIR CARPETS AND RODS:
CHINA, GLASS AND PLATED WARE &C.,
a On TUESDAY MORNING, April lst. ut
"a 10 O'Clock we will sell, at No. 1929 St,
~ between 18th and l4th streets, the above
|" named goods together with many Others nm
Terms cash. LATIMER CLEARY,
Gi25-df5 Republ Auctioneers
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IINIfED STATS PAINE ORBICD,
On the lstittcr 81 HEzEKtAH CONANf, Of
Lincoln: shoas ts1asd, gsaying Tor % sxfsq:tss
eenl6er. lea patented in England on the "a DAY e
June, l0eA Tor N improve1ncnf In Nschineo fof
= oR4eleo that the tesg1D0ny n tho c. - e1oQs1
@. the nh day of Nay nsxS thas IT, tims fo6
:sei to the 3th day OF Nay ne11. ~ thsS - =
tition Be heard ON the 9Th day a juno next.
MS tSx NIB. Lfo6 III Co1nisz,ousr.
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PR0F0sAIs T0E GRANITE FzVElENF.

eea3ed Proposals are invited and viii be opeued n
the Arshisscst oGce; Q. Capitol, g II O'Clock m
On THUReDA the 10Th Of April, for paving t.
Curve e the south Of the Capitol 0rounds runnin9
from 1sIyland to New yersey avenues.
No bid viii be considered unless With
bond in the sum OF el00w, the saiRciency Of which
TO be approved BY Justice Of the psAco for the Dis
tYiet Of Columbia, that the party biddns
will enter into contracs In h awarded t. hm
and will complete the work in accordance With the
specincations. 49,. HOWARD CLARK
mzz-eotd Architect u. 8. Capifol
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DY THOS r. WAGGAMAN,
~ Real Estate Anetioneer, 81 10 9TH street.

N v. Gordon and wife to John b. Mcpherson,
RECORDED in Liber ca, folio SCI 81 the land re:
vi. cn IN the sss
April, lS3, ct O'Clock p m, Offer for sale at public
snc,ion in front OF the premises the properly de-
square no. leo With the Improvements, being four
Terms: One-third cash the balance In SIX andtweve
months from day Of sale and secured by purchasers
notes and deed Of trust uDon the premises. Convey
rn.o.s. = IIISSI N s a EaS Z fT':ss:
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN SQUARE $50, FRONTING ON SEC0N u
srRkFT EAST BETWEfE PENNSYLyANIA
by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets

- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Nal ESTATE IN SQUARE s73, FRONT
ING on PENNSYLyAN6A, .AyENgE, BE
- By virtue OF deed of trust, dated on the 18th
Ia. day Of March, A. d. 1872, and duly recorded ia
ALiber No. 67S, folio SO, ct seq Of the land rec
orir Of washington county, District Of Columbia,
viii sell at public uction, i'm fronto of the premises
on MONDAY, the 14th day of April, A. b 1873, at
O'Clock D. M, Lot numbered four al in square
numbered eight hundred end seventy three, $50 in
the city OF Washington, Ns'rict Of Columbia, with
all Of the improvements thereon, consisting of three
new Brick Houses. We will sell house, with
the privilege If the rest.
Terms Of sale Onc-hsf i'm cash, of which 80 mnst
be paid At sale each house the deferred pay
To be made with interest at the rate OF ten
per annCm, in six and twelve months after day If
sale and secured b. deed of trust to the satisfaction
Of the Trustees. the purchaser pay the whole
amount Of purchase money Ia cash. at his option
Terms to be fully co,nplied with within six DAYS
after sale otherwise the Trustees the righ,
10 resell the property. after week : notice at the
ri>h and cost of first purchaser. All convey ancing
at purchasers cost.
FIX DOOLEY, lr.
SANL. n. HILTON, { trustees
Dr.. -eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
PROPERTY ON AZ STREET, NEAR PENN

:.
729 Seventh street, between G and ii.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
PRoPERTf ON AZ STREET, NEAR PENN
- BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ,f
~ the District of Columbia, passed in equity csu3s
ANo. slsdoc ll-McGuire ct al Tvs, Barry ct al. =
viii seiI on MONDAY Msreh 81, ISIS at o sS
Square No 4si, in the city q W ash agton, d. c.,
and bounded and described as follows :-Beginning
for the the east line of said lot Four and
afah street at point twenty three (23D feet and
three 80 south OF the northeastern corner VI
feet and three thence west along the nor
line Of said lot hundred and 1851 feet thence
south along the west line of said lot twelve l2 feet
thence in sout heasterly direction along the line of
direction thirty six 1851 fee. and three 80 inches
point distant seventeen III feet and four ( inchos
due south Of the north line Of said lot, thence south
eastwardly thirty go, feet and five (5 inches the
division wall Of the two brick honses standing on
said lot and thence east through the center OF said
division wall thirty six 30 feet to the place OF be-
Of fine three story brick house and back build
ings.
This property adjoins the Columbia Building, on
Al street, few doors north Of Pennsy enue,
The terms Of sale, A. prescribed by the decree,
are One third of the purchase money in cash, and
the residue in six and twelve months, with interest
from the day of sale to be secure 10 the satisfac-
ton Of the Trustee who will execute deed to the
purchase for said property upon full payment Of the
BY the court. A deposit Of sou will be required at
the time of purchaser and IL the terms Of sale are not
complied with within FIVE days from the day Of sale,
the Trustee reserves the right to resell five day
purchaser M. ASHFORD, Trustee.
mle-d b. HI. WARNER. Auct,
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JOSEPH DANIELS, Trustee.
b. III. WARNER. Auctinneer.
by III. WARNER,
- Real rs a:e Broker aud Auctioneer,
No. 729 9TH street, between q and III.

FEAME DWELLINGS, AND A FRAME
sL 81, ,y :. 4 rSI, On g STEEET. BIZ;
NOkTHEAsT. AT AUCTION.
- By virtue 81 deed Of trust to me, dated Octo-
e: Ter -, ISL, ami duly recorded Hber o55 folio
- 46s, one Of th- land records of Washington
county D. C., and 10y direction Of the party thereby
secured, will sell st public auction, In front Of the
preIlises 70 the highes; bidder, on THURSDAY,
AprI = 1873, az "a O'Clock D. m, all Of Lots nnm-
heTcd :, Q, 10, 49, Is IA and Is in square Numbered
as, "a the City Of Wellington D. C., together with
Tie IN Provements thereon This property is sold
subJeCt 10 prior deed Of trust dated October g. ISL
and recorded October To- ISL, to secure S4.0O pay
able IN one year, with ten cent interest, able
semi Luaiiy.
I he terms Of sale for the amount realized above
SAID inG Umbrance fslows:-Sl 10 and the ex-
p@nse- - sale in cash; balance in one year with in
tires IL terms of sale not piled with with
H. i've days after sale the trustee the right
A. the property AZ the risk and COS; Of the de-
fsylii purchaser. Sho deposit on acceptance If
bid J,uyey anCine at pure haser's cost.
j. c. EASTWOOD, Trustee.
I'D Il. III. WARNER, Aucts,
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10y LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
Southwest corner Pennsylya nia avenue aud llth n
Star Once Building.
IkOh Nc 1 LOT on ~ cap T4hLgA A BUILD

- b. virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date en- the
18th 81 June, A ID. ls-2, and duly recorded in lber
No 6iy folio S. Of the land records Of the conn
fy q Washington, District Of Columbia, and by di-
Leeien q the party secured thereby shall sell On
O'Clock . m, In front Of the premises, Z street
north, between2 ID and 81 streets east, lots marked
aud lettered A, IN Crufche recorded subdivision
81 square No. US, having front Of q feet ON r
street porth by depth Of loo feet
. Terms 81 sale e3O az the time Of purchase and
~ residue IN sax months TO be secured by the note
Ocld. ee VI Sess on the Preuises
III terms Of sale are not complied within Nv. a.v.
OF sal. The trustee the right ~ re.eI 80
properly 2, the risk and cost o! ths defzutine mr.
chaser. Convey snsing az purehaser's cost.
nrp-,. n TsITfwT SehtAuRMAE Trustee.