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National Republican., 1874-05-16
BUILDING Associations.

At the sixth annual meeting Of tho Economical
Building Association, on Wednesday night. the
report was presented showing receipts and expen-
ditures, sls,sS3-o1; advance account 10 shares ),
81, SD; total advances, los9, blTs 1850; total
on ROLL ,s9s; advanced on, 1889; shares unsold,
3O0. The following officers were elected: George
W. Harkness, presidentf-.Ssmes Frazer, vice
president; Frederick Koones, secretary; Thomas
Hyde. treasurer; W. W. McGIll, II. A. Double
day, J. y. Williams, Maurice Joyce, w. Daw, T.
b. Penicks, John MeReon, Edwin Harris and
Francis Miller, directors. At the monthly meet
in, (sayentS second fourteen shares were sold
at an average PRICE Ql 90 per cent.
AT the twenty fourth meeting Of the Harmony
Association tWenty-six shares were advanced on
1t an average Of 45H per cent. --- -
At tho Ihirty-f1rst meeting Of Central No. 2 fiE-
teen shares were advanced on at an average OF 49,
At tsG thirty first meeting Of the East Wash
Ington Building Association forty five shares were
sold at an average OF l3 per cent and thirty shares
were Withdrawn at sl each interest.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Cslifornians are inclined to think that China
men should be taught TO practice cremation, to
save the expense of sending home the dead
bodies Of their countrymen.
A New York girl got mad at her Kansas
llQver and expressed him l, 400 love letters.
She got pleased again next day and telegraphed
him t9 IstYra the letters .. Asr expense;
Plainaeid, M, has Just been made a city,
but prides itself ON having been the father of
Chicago, because 1t furnished the timber for
the first house and the clergyman for the SLst
church.
An enterprising firm in London lately paid
200 rupees for the privilege of collecting the
hair shorp from the heads of pilgrims at the
Magh Mela, at Allahaoad, and the whole capil-
larry harvest has been taken to England tV be
made into chignous.
According to the Richmond Enquirer the
rumblings of the commencement-day volcano
are beginning to be heard and felt, and soon
the eruption will burst forth, covering the
whole land with the burning lava of virgin
thought.
Rhode Island is considerably excited over a
duel. Two parties in close carriages drove d.
rectly up what is now called Quarry hill, to a
point, Just In q hollow back Of the quarry, ex-
changed shots and drove back down the hill.
This was in 1915.
A curious mode of trting the title to land Is
practiced IN Hindostan. Two holes are dug in
the disputed spot, II saeh OF which the PLAIN
tifss and Defendants lawyers put one of thelr
legs and remain there until one Of them is
tired, 10 which case his client is defeated. In
this country it is the client, and not the lawyer,
who puts biz foot "a I. -
They tell queer story about the doctors "a
a certain Texas town, who were all away last
summer % attend medical convention. They
were absent about two months, and on their
return found all tbeir patients had recovered,
the drug stores had closed, the NURSES had
opened dancing SCHOOLS, the cemetery was cut
up into building lots, the undertakers had gone
to making fddles, and the hearss had been
painted and sold for circus wagon.
The following d specimen Of small talk In
Massachusetts, between young lady and gen.
tleman: "Chsfley, did you ever hear It said
that II person found Q four-leayed clover ana
put It iu their shoe the first gentleman or lady
the person walked with would be their hus-
band or wlfeP' 'sNo; never heard OF Il be-
fore.' sWell, found one and put II in my
shoe this morning, and you are the first one l
have walked with. Iwonder II 1t Is truel"
National Republican., 1874-05-16
EIJT ny 4 SUrD

Yesterday morning, between and 10 O'Clock,
while some vorkmen employed on the new As
lension church building, on the corner Of Twelfth
street and Massachusetts, avenue, were engaged
at their vocation under . shed erected for their
Protection from the weather. the structure fell
and seriously injured the following persons
Edward McC3oe and VIM Missers, stopecutters
and 9 carpenter named Vernon. They wore re.
moved to their homes, whore they received medi-
cal treatment.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
GENERAL PRIZES.
0AYIEG IN OF 4 SEWER BANK.
SIX MEN INJURED IN THE FALL

SIX MEN INJURED IN THE FALL
On Thursday morning last an accident occurred
on the Boundary street sewer, Oh BIr. Cresmer's
place, east Of the Columbia railroad stables.
While the laborers and brick-m8sons were at
work the tImbsrs used in bracIng up the banks
gave way, carrying the scIfoIding and all to the
bottom, distance Of about eighteen feet. Tho
following were injured: John Kelly, Cornelius
Fitzpatrick and Charles James were cut about
the head and bruised, and Peter Sails and John
Williams were slightly bruised. DIR. Riley was
called and rendered medical aid, after whica tho
men were conveyed to their homes.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Latlmer s. Cleary:
At IL O'Clock, one park ph acton, large sorrel
horse, sound and gentle, and harness.
At 10 o'clock g collection Of superior household
goods of every descriptions; also, one bbl. ooSneo
brandy, one Dbl whisky, and seven half bbls.
sherry wine.
BY Thomas Dowling:
At S o'clock, the house and grounds bounded by
Seventh and Eighth, and High and Fred erick
streets, on Georgetown Heights,
Ats O'Clock, Very elegaM and desirable resi-
dsnss % K street, fronting franklin square.
BY Thomas E Wsggaman;
AT o'clock, nice two-story frame, eight rooms,
elO PTenty-seeond street northwest.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
RT HOLDEN, SPENCE 4 co.,
Estate Brokers and AuctIoneers,
6.S PennhNlYanIn nrnn,,a

~ virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated October
~ ~ OF rscord In Liber s97 folio go &C. one of
tne LAnd Records for the county Of washinRton /
sna 9neT az public sale, in front OF the prenises
Pn TpEoDAf- the 18Th day Of May, at s O. CLOCK n,
M LoL numbered fifteen, in square numbered six
nunoreo and ninety-three, together with the i'm.
proponents thereon, consisting Of three threastr,
ald basement brick houses.
Terms Of sale: Enough in cash to pay g. coo and
interest AZ ten per cent. from the sd Of October
ane. ana COO with ten per cent. interest from
april 1873 together with all the costs Of adverts-
ing sale and trustees commissions, of which sIOo
WI be required TO be paid on each house imine-
oiatey after the sae the balance in SIX and tweye
months, with interest At ten per cent. per annuIn
secured by deed Of trust on the property.
All the costs Of deeds and recording to be paid by
the purchaser: and II the terms are not complied
with In ten days after the day Of sale the property
VIII be resold tie risk and cost of the defaritinx
purchaser. mo. W. KENNEDY. Trustee.
cHAS. II. CRIPP EN, Salesman.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
CARRIAGES.
MEDICAL.
Nn nnprDTCnG

nR. ROBERTSON, - : =
~ No. Fi6 Tenth street northwest, near Penn
syhns Gess, oF SSs peSsktsG Flo S
long experience in both hospital and private prac.
lice, will guarantee permanent and radical cure
of Spernator or seminal weakness, ,involun tary
seminal losses, inpotency, mental and physical in
ssfest 1trctare 81 diseases pf hs stfa sac
pmpes y SOfS sSs ee 0ts 2hs sSe
lepsf and DIS Ind 5eed 6y selflndugenee or SlaI
i5ass ~ Risea' T1stsy fssfRiy SSRJ R!Js M %
stages eradlcatsd from the system without the use
Und ~ 81 south Eutsw sireet BsltImofe. Md., has
to oEea permsncpt bffee Id Wishing
and ssturdsy in each Week, nom ! to ): y,
tasy-if ,,y-,- .,
National Republican., 1874-05-16
TIE SEA Noise

The sea mouse Is one Of the prettiest crea-
lures that lives under water. It sparkles like
q diamond, and b rsdisnt with all eolors Of the
rainbow, although n lfvesin the mud at the bot
tom ofths ocean. It SHOULD not be called mouse,
for IL is larger thana big rat. Itiscoyered with
scales that move up and down as Il breathes,
and glitters like gold shining through feecy
constantly change from one brilliant tint TO
another, 90 that, a. Cuvier, the great natural
ist, says, the plpmsge Of the humming- bird is
no more beautiful. Sea mice are sometimes
thrown up on the beach by storms.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
TRsNjRrRIS 5A5I soa REAL ESTATE

Charles A. Ball to Robert Ball, lot A, sub diIl-
SION in square 5s4, <I,s59. Adh s. Parker to Z.
N. Boyd, lot IS, square lao, 800 Apner B. Kelly
to A. NJ. KanOuss, lots IL and p, square 05S,>
$500. Thos. L. Hume ct al. to Margaret L
trustee, to John E Kendall, lot ST. subdivision Or
square east Of square So9, IS. Chas. II. Moulton
and vile to Jerome F. Sanner lot lilo, subdivision
of SQUARE 2lS s.. COD
National Republican., 1874-05-16
GREEN q wILLIAMs. .Auction'rs,

SALE OF CONDEMNED WHEELS, HOSE,
IRON, sc.
On WEDNESDAY, May %. 1874, commencing at
Il O'Clock, m, we shall sell nt No, Engine H ouse,
northwest, the following condemned Fire Appa-
ratus:
6Hose-Carrlage Wheels.
5000 feet Rubber and Leather Hose, more or less,
suitable for contractors and watering purposes.
Lot assorted Iron. =
The attention of shoemskers and others is called
to the sale as the leather In the hose Is of good
quality To be sold in lots to suit purchasers. May
be seen at No. EngIne-Housc any day prior to day
Of sale. Terms cash.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
mYI4-ThSTu&ds AUctiOncers.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
CITIZENS RELTgF COMMISSION.

Tho report Of the citizens relief commission
has been transmitted to the Governor BY the
president, Hon. VIM. Sticknsy, which shows that
their operations during the past winter have beea
as follows: Received and disbursed, with the
exception Of very small balance,) e 5te.65. The
number Of Visits made was 2, ,273- The orders
given for relief were: Fer provisions, eoei fgel,
III; total, l,67T. Large quantities OF 9lothlng,
drawers, shirts, besides boots and shoes, al con-
tributed by the Government from Us stores of
rooms Of the commission. The members Of the
commission mani tested o commendable interest
in its benevolent operations, eheerfully giving
their time and looking AFTER tho details Of tho
work.
National Republican., 1874-05-16

"a California woman offers TO count each grain
iq oPshel OF sand ir they will make up purse
OF 1900 for her," In consideration Of the I'M
portAnce OF this enterprise In q scientific view, It
Is strange that the Government itself doesn't
accept the proposition, even II compelled thereby
70 abandon the next expedition to the North
PQla.-lnurier- IotLriinI
National Republican., 1874-05-16
DY THOMAS DOWLTNG,
THE VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, WITH
BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING, ON GE0RGE-
TOWN HEIGHTS, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC

THE VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, WITH
BUILDING lots ADJOINING, On GEORTE-
AUCTION.
TwlI oacr for sale. in front of the premises, on
SATURDAY. May -lS, at O'Clock p, m the
house aud grounds bounded by Seventh and Eighth
and High and Frederick streets, on GeOrgetown
Heights, owned and occupied by the heirs OF the
late William Rol iusnn, known as Robinson's SUD-
division ofots Nos. 235 to 2S inclusive, In Be2tty
and Hawkln's addition 70 Georgetown. SAID prop
erty 10 be offered whole or in lots TO sun tloSe
present The improvements consist OFT large orlck
dWelIing-house with all the modern improvements;
gGs, wHtnr and sewerage; also a stable ana tene-
nent for hostIer The grounds are well laid OUT or
a Rarden, and are oEnamented with irult sreesi
syergreens and flowers OF the most choice and rare
Terms OF sale (which will be hoersD VIII be made
known on day Of sale. Any one VINO nay oesirs t9
nrcl, So wifi be rnish with plat OF the ground
bT spplyidg at the Office Of Risley Cox, Vernon
RaS r, sFlvanIa avenue, the auctloneer, or on
fHe nrernI.cs An cOnyeyanclng at the cost of the
purchasers. deposit OF two and a half per cent.
ofthe amount of the purchase will be Gequired on
The dsV Or ale THOS. DOWNING,
mySyyd Aucuoneer.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
A. CLEARY

ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest coruer OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Ele,
enth street, Star Once Building.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
DYW. L. WALL & CO.. Auetioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 300 and s02 Pennsylvania avenue corner Nlntl
ENTIRE EFFECTS. GOOD WILL AND EIGH

ENTIRE EFFECTS, GOOD WILL AND EIGHT
YEARS LEASE OF TIE PISEY POINT
PAVILION AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, May 1s, 1874, at O'Clock p. m,
fects, Lease, Good VIII, Furniture, &C., &C., OF
about 90 rooms, with 2 cottages and main build
ing, large and spacious dining room, Office, Ice
hoIse, bowling alley and billiard room, har-room
separate from the main building, bath-house large
and spacious wharf. The rooms are all furnished
with cottage and other furniture.
Terms: One half cash; balance and IL months
with notes satisfactorily Iudorsed, bearing In
tcrpst.
we would respectfully call the attention Of buy
eTs to the above sale of this welknown and favor
watering place, being close to this city, being
within a Few hours ride from Washington, and
nearly daily communication. To any one desiring
10 engage In the business this offers rare induce
CHARLES A. PARKER,
WA. l.. WALL CO.,
AuctiOneerS.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
DY b. III. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctionecr,
No, 10 Seventh street, between and II.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWo-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH

STREET, LIE" ZEN 4 AND U
SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated May A. D.
1878 and duly recorded In Liber No. 71i folio 46j,
and at the request Of the party secured thereby,
will sell, in front of the premises, at public auc-
tiOn, on TUESDAY, june 2 1874, ate O'Clock p. M,
the rcal estate, situate In Wash
ington city, d. c., to wit: All that certain piece or
parcel Of land described on the ground plat or plan
square numbered eight hundred and fOrty-siX (5i),
beginning at point 70 feet south from the north
west corner Of said square. and running thence
south feet thence east q feet insh thence north
% feet and thence west 90 feet and inch, to the
place Of beginning, together with the improve
msnts, consisting Of a two-story frame dwelling,
Terms: 500, with interest at ten per cent. from
February 81 1874 to day OF SALE and expense OF
in cash: balance in six and twelve months, for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from day of sale, and secured by decd or trust on
the property, will be taken. A deposit Of $50 win
be required ut time of SALE terms of sale are not
implied with In seven days, the trustee reserves
the right resell the property at the risk and cost
of the defauting purchaser, after I'VE days adver-
tlsement In some one or more newspapers pub
h'heu In Washington z. n. WEBER, Trustee.
j. I. OOLDWELL,
an9-ThMkds Salesman.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
DY HOLDEN, SPENCE & CO.,
ID Auctioneeers and Real Estate Brokers,
62S Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY OF I
STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH

STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FoUKTH
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated March II,
1873 recorded in Lber 7I3 folio l2 &C., of the
land records for the county of Wasin gton. and by
direction of the party holding part Of the notes
cured thereby, shall Offer at public sale, in front
O'Clock .. m, the west twenty-five feet six inches
of lot numbered one, in square numbered fve hun
dred aud TWENTY-FIVE of the plat or ground plan OF
the city of Washington. together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of an unfinished frame
house.
Terms of Sale; One fourth cash, Of which one
hundred dollars must be paid Immediately after
months thereafter, with ten per cent interest for
which the purchaser notes will be takan TO be Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property. All the
costs ofdeeds and recording to be At the expense Of
the pu rohaser and IL the terms are not compiled
with in ten DAYS after the day of sale property
will be -esold st the risk and cost of the defsutin
purchaser after three days notice published In THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Trua
National Republican., 1874-05-16

tis merely local pride. When New. Or
leans proudly shows Quebec q shirt-front
stained with fresh strawberry juice, the latter
triumphantly exhibits to New Orleans sore
on the side Of the nose, made bs's- niusquito
Of this years growth
National Republican., 1874-05-16
DY EDWIN ]. SWEET,
ID r. al Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. 6lI Seventh Street, opposite U. .. Post once

By virtue of deed Of trust given to the under
signed, dated October q, 49, and duly recorded IN
iIber No. t5a, folio ~. one Of the lana records
Of Washington county, District Of Columbia, and
by request Of the party secured. Will sell on
SATURDAY, the eth day Of June. 1874. at o clock
p m, in front Of the premises, the following de-
scribed al estate, in the City of Washington Dis
trict OF Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered one hun
dred and one (ioD in the square numbered SIX hun
oert's subdivision Of said square, together with the
improvements thereon, said Improvements consist
ing OF an unfinished tvO-stOry and basement brick
house.
Terms: One third cash, of which one hundred
dollars be paid at the time Of sale and the
idue in siN and twelve months with interest at the
rate Of ten per cent per annun rom date OF saie,
payable seIni-annuslly, for which notes must be
given, secured by a deed Of trust on the property
sold.
! II the tsrms Of sale not complied with within
Eve days from the day Of sale the trustee re-
reserves the right to resell the property for cash
days public notice at the risk and cost Of the
purchaser in default.
All couyeyancing must be At the purchasers cost.
National Republican., 1874-05-16

Everything appears to be beaded now In the
feminine dress line, from sunshade to underskirt.
All kinds OF beads are used, from the real Jet to
those sold at cents the string. The newest
bonnets said to be imported, are literally covered
with beads on top. and the same may be said Of
the sunshades, which, to be admired, must be al
wAys kept up-s4n or no sun!
National Republican., 1874-05-16
n - ~

The young ladies Of W ashington county, Tenn,
announce that they are going 70 ofor Two special
premiums to be contested for by the young gentle
mon at the next fair, but will not disclose upon
what account they will be awarded until they are
delivered to tho young men found to be entitled
than. -
National Republican., 1874-05-16

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher makes this
comprehensive reply to an anxious questioner,
who Is dsslrous Of knowing whether . man can
love his second wife wen a. the hrst: "That
depends what sort OF . wife the nrst was and
what kind OF life the second leads him."
National Republican., 1874-05-16
y - -

the pevenport Gsssifs says young lady who
any male protector says Il is safe and delightful
trip Tor any lady to make aler$, aud IS for the
male protection, IL ouly edds additional trouble.
and another to feed out Of the lunch basket.
National Republican., 1874-05-16

A Norwich school boy and girl, with whom he
recitation IN history, the other day signed fbs
following Petition and presented IL 10 the teacher.
"We, tho undersigued, reqnes tkat the history
National Republican., 1874-05-16
nNlt-Il
SALE.

H X FULTON, auc:iDu er, will commence the
sale OF hi, Tnred ercd forfeited pledges at anct'oll
at Isa2 .-c syyania avenue, between Twelfth and
TLirt scnfh STREETS. soath s!le, consisting Of hne
god xE silver Watches, ana III TACT allhoSL every
DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Msy II; Il and
I6 a. .gcE A. M and. &C ock o. said sale To
c1ntin,e WEDNESDAY. May ~. and MONDAY
andTITESDAY, June / and ., at the sNmc hour and
same pItIc. ii. h FULTON, Auctioneer.
myll-st
National Republican., 1874-05-16
''N''i's at 'He WM. II. WARD. trustee.
rnv19 r. H WARNER, Auct.
TINTED STATES MARSHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of q writ of Fieri Facas, issued out of
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
and to me directed, will sell, at public sale, for
cash, on MONDAY, the 18Th day Of May, 1S7i,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, beginning
at the Virginis-avenue bridge and James-creek
canal aud extending along the line Of the creek,
the following goods and chattels, TO wit, VIZ:
About 81 pueces by 10 pine and poplar lumber
- 5s bOls cement,
a. 100 sheet piles and lot turned pins,
Lot lumber in lime and wAtch-house,
- go piles sud
One pile-driver, machinery and steam
apparatus.
Seized and levied upon as the goods and chat els
of VIM II BraInard AMI James W. Wholly, and
will he 20 to sqtisfy execution No. u OS, in favor
or John II. Wholly and James A Irons.
ALEX. SHARP.
nyIs-dtds limited States Marshal, ID. c.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
WARNER.

DY B. HI. WARNER.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. N. W.
AssIGNEEs' sALEoFv IMPROVED
AND JNlMfROYED REAL ESTATE IN
SQUARE 4sS, FRONTING On F0UR-AND-A;
HALFSTREET, BETWEEN E AND z STREETS
FouUk9hNp:k-HILF AEb SIKH STREETS
S9HTHTEsT o. sTRTHTs slRNTH sTDRFlEET sDFl rsE 8E
AM6 6S sTREET BEaTNMEs2 qSt ForREhNp. r. 4
A.HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST:
SQUARE lsS AT PUBLIo AUCTION.
meneing At 6o'eIook p. m, and on each succeeding
the property h solS we VIII offer for sac. IN front
OF the respective pieces Of property lots {,
I0, i, u; u II Is y, is ls: =: %; ns 5 y The
west eighteen feet front of D. all of 81 the south
twenty feet front Of Ss, all Of 30 CO. A. e. and the
north eight feet eight inches front Of lot square
sJ5, with all the improvements thereon; also, sub
lot II, in square i9s.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the residue in one
two and three years. with interest at eight per cent?
payable semi-annuaUy. All conveyanclng At pur-
chsser's cost; 500 deposit on acceptance Of each
bid
JOHN HITZ,
BRAISARD II. WARNER, Assignees.
JAMES S. EDWARDS,
myI3-WFMGdS Salesman.
National Republican., 1874-05-16

The Pope Is unable to find q properly consti-
tuted female sovereign belonging to the church to
whom he might present the Golden Rose. En-
press Eugsnie and Isabella Of Spain were the
latest recipients Of the Rose, and to neither of
them did the present bring good fortune.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
myI1-MWF&ds Z. J.
DYE. IL. WARNER.

Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. Nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO-AND-A-HALF
STORY FRAME DWELLING No. sisS, On THE
WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET WEST.
BETWEEN AND 4 STREETS NORTH, AT
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated May ., A. D.
Is7I Daniel L. Eaton and myself. duly recorded
in liber No. 5f folio SsC, Of the land records
for Washington county, in the District of Column
bia and The request of the party secured thereby,
1 will sell public auction, in front Of the PREM
ises on MONDAY. May IS 1874, at o clock p. M,
the following described real estate situate in the
city OF Washington, District OF Columbia: to wit:
All that certain ri iece or parcel OF ground known
lot twelve, ~ in square four hundred and three by
the depth of said Tot. Also the strip OF ground Ia
said lot tie north side OF said part Of said lot
described in certain deed recorded in liber W h.
No ia, folio Zoj, of the land records Of Wash
ington county. u. C., together with the improve
msnts as above.
thousand dollars, with interest ten per cent per
annum, May 9, 1873, to day Of sale, and ex-
peDses OF sale In cash; and the balance st six and
twelve months. for which the notes OF the pur-
chaser. BEARING interest from the day of sale, and
Secured by deed Of trust the property sold. viii
be taken deposit Of 800 viii he required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale. All conveyancing at
The expense of the purchaser. If terms of sale are
trustee Tc-CrvNs The right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF the defaultlng purchaser after
hve day. notice in some one or more newspapers
GEORGE W. STICENEY,
Surviving Trustee.
J. I. COLDWELL..
my6-NFMGts. Salesman.