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ELLSWORTH. AUGUST 7th, ARTFrR N. infant
son 81 Edward A aud Catherine r. Ellsworth, ISOI
Notice Of funeral in Sunday morning paper.
flTLPATklCK. On August 9TH, ISIS, MARY InA
Et5izPaIEiSA, Cniy Daughter u james ana Emily
nLpatIlck- aged - N aItIs aud 10 tays.
fune,id viii take place from her parents resi-
M, sun y, The sth. iSEEday uerli aud RepUbii-
FIIzPATRIUK "a the 9Th Of August, at ; p.
! 4, tHKisTorHEE F.-zTATKICK, Of Is N 5tr0p5!i-
Ftasral win take place on Sunday, the sth, at
street, hetween snl streets northeast. Balti-
more papers please copy.I
6ALL A%HfR on IT, - inst, q. u minutes
Iear q MS age May he rest AZ peaes.
hs sgL in Law, {. Schneider, Ge5rTstovn
Asig,.s, "a. eyl a!6o sl5cs ? n. Fnlnd. re ia
LUsBV. O. cholera infsnturl. or t,,e stl i-zt.
L. a NAY, -auzetT O.. L 91-.t and ErHsla IusiT,
ID Il months aud lAys.
ID" Farewell. dear daughter. one long farewell.
bo4 strengthen a., NC pray,
T. bear tic grief, endure che pain,
Iill ~ are called away
"Brt every place, whersrr we G.,
W d-t some little token.
same hitle p'ay thing she had ioyed,
.'Oh LILA, ,hslI We ever feel
Thy little arms eI4t~IninC
sT9lud our ueclis- = Oh you Odd,
With love and mirth coFnlining
Sad is the house, al IoHg sbe hours.
But, Oh a b.. ghtsr home than ours,
Al HoaN eL, IS IJS thiL1 own
Relatives and friends invited 90 6ttend the fu-
neral Sunday, August SIN. NJ o cock y. from
her parents residence, 1000 street southeast. o
PARISH. on he 9th Instant, Pass LUssELL,
infant son Of AlteTtJ aud Lillian W. Parish, AGED
3 months and days.
WISE. OF bronchitis. on the ST. inst w7rrrAU
q. WISE, aged u months and Is days sou 8. George
W. and Priscilla WISE.
Lutte Willie wss cur darling;
Pifce OF al Cnf hearts ~ home
But M angel cane and Whispered.
Little iliie, do come home.
Home is sad. .. Lord, how dreary;
Lonesome, Ion 8sOnle every spot,
Listening Tor his voice till weary,
Weary, Tor We hear IL not.
Heaven retaiIeth nov our treasure,
Earth the lonely cssket keeps,
Ard tue sunbeam loves % linger
Where our darling Willie sleeps.
The funeral will take place from the resd enoe Of
his grandfather, George Estier, esl., No. 30 Con-
Rre-s street. Georgetown, Sunday, August SIN,
at o clock m. TIE friends and acqusiQtance- VI
the family are respectfully invited % attend.
WOODWARD. At II O'Clock 2. m, August sth.
1873, "a BRA woopwA RID, aged - years.
The funeral Will take place from the residence OF
her con in law, IA. NJ. swesny, lat street, George.
relatives respectfully invited % attend.
YEATMAN. on Saturday, August Z, ISIS, at sis6
@. m, after long and 1ainfal illness, SUSAN ANE-
LA YEArNAS, beloved Iwife Of Henry Yeatmsn,
IN the 43s year Of her age.
st ; ..
PARISH. On August 9Th, FRANK RrssEIL, in.
FAINT son q Albert J.. and Lillian W Parish, aged
months and days.
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r9r IL Is SAID that Dane connected with
the observatory at Copenhagen has discoy-
cred mode Offending any number OF taIe-
graphic messages over the same wire, by the
simple method Of pitching each message ia A
different Key with the aid OF tuning forks.
~ "A :eirlgerator car company has sent
one o. its cars To New York from Cbicago4
which arrived Thursday with eighty quar-
.els OF BEEF, sla1ght tered in Chicago on FRI
DAY laSt. II vas shipped on Saturday, and
caihe through in excellent condition.
~ The Hon. Horatio Seymour has been
elected president and the Hon j. l.. Pruvn
vice president OF the Saratoga monument
association. IL has been proposed 10 have
some appropriate commernOration OF the CEN
tennlal OF BurgoyEe's surrender in 1871
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R"Pitch lucky man into the Nile /" says
an Arabian proverD, "and be will come up
with fish in his mouth"
~He was a mean man who, when asked
for his money or his life, requested the burg
lar TO take the life OF his wife, as she could
not possibly live If he died, but he could
worry along without her.
s%The young ladies OF Sandusky win go
out sailing IL asked 70, but they just know
their business. They tie bags Of shot to their
feet so as TO drown in decent style IL the boat
upsets.-Free Press.
@-The oldest journalist on the stan OF the
Cleveland Plaindealer sums up his experi-
eDce as follows: "No man can keep habftual
company with cockroach and be cheer
full"
n%Judge Tappan was a colleague of Gov
Allen IN the United States Senate. Once he
was asked by gentleman from Ohio whether
certain individual had gone home. eyes, -
SAID the Judge, she started this morning;
but III You want 10 see him, get Mr.. Allen 10
put his head out OF the window aud call aim
back; he must be this side OF the mountains
yet"
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Al The eNcavat.on row heing made Tor he
ouncaiiCDs o; the Thames Emhankmeaf
extension, interesting relics Of a prohahly
pre- historic age were discovered on Frtaax
last 10y the wOrknen elnphpy,,i there. These
consist. FOR the most part. 81 isOncs supposed
20 DE- those oieNtinct species % QuadruptNis
and binds. but among them was found the
under Jawhone. retaining all the molar teeth
OF man. apparently belonging % an early
l!le the human race Some ofthe bones
discovered have adhcring 10 them small
Nesh-Nater shells, and other frtSh-water
shells were found near 10 them IN great
abundance. one 81 The most rrmarkahle
objects found IN these cNraNaffonS ~ a.,
upper Jaw, palate. facial bones and eve Sock-
cts OF a. Snimal OF the rn3enfia or rnaw,ny
orier; Inis IS o'iy wanting IN two teeth.
namely. those belonging To- the ceutre OF tl,.,
iront OF the mouth. which the sockets snow
Were. like the rabbits. guawfng teeth The
other twelve teeth remain ia the jaw. tia
n4o!aiS being eight AID tae incisOrs four
bat The inciSoT teeth are placed two ON 81.
ther side OF the central gnawing teeth. ana
not between tke two canine teeth. a. Ia the
carnlNora. inc.uiing man. This fragment
q! lie month ana facial bones OF a. animal
j ncailN oi the size 81 the like parts OF tho
Ir'ahe, anu except FOR the position OF the
rodent teeth ana the absence of the canine
Teeth, II might AZ first sight De mistaken for
portion OF TIE human head. NJ animal of
The rodentia orlcr Of So large a Size il now
however. fuuuJ iu tins country on known ~
have existed IN az within me peri II nf human
history. With these ar MAJ remains anal
about the same spot. a Hint lzn ~ was found
sXicertly formed by early human SKIN.
Mos ~ these ancient remains were q iScaver-
ed a. about thiry-two feet below the surface
OF the bank of he river opposite Abingdon
street, ana heddyd lu a deposit Of black ypEe-
table mould containing numerous pieces ~
the smaller branches uf trees, becUms black
n peat oak some % the bones. including
lh'>e oi tne rodent animal, M Ned together
win shells, We're. however. found IA "A fii-
vial sandy silt O. drtft. aSd ~ was n "A de-
l">lt OF This kind That the 0'lt kn lie WAS
ohiained.-hnsc3aSc - tiu0ritG8, fJf,U %
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SIZE PAID TEE Two CENTs.-A red faced
woman win big market BASKET boarded
the car al HOosick street, ana when the cDu-
ductor came for his fare She gave him eight
cents, and lie said, The fare is ten cents -
= III not give IL 10 yecs,' said she; we've no
right 10 ask me more than they DO on tue
other cars Ten cents or 1 put YOU orr
sald The conductor. quietly. Put me OF,
thin; III not pay ten cents" just al this mo-
ment another passenger handed the conduc-
tor iare, and he took up the new-fanglei
DCI punch the conductors carry now % mark
the fare, and she had evidently never seen
one. ''Oh, bedad." she shrieked. "dont Shute.
III give yees the other two cintsl" ana then
her look OF fright changed 20 one OF "a ioniSh-
meHt at The roar of laughter that followed
but Sic paid tie other two ''cIntS."-TroV
Eufgeg.
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TNHOS. y. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, SIS 7th street

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL RS
TATE, VERY VALUABLE, on STREET,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH, N0RTHW EST.
ft5 BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated July 18th,
G1 1873, and recorded IN the Land Records Of
Washington county, ID. c., in Liber No. 723 folio
5oI ana at the request OF the party thereby secured,
we, the Undersigned trustees, will, on THU SSDAY,
the l2th day OF August, r. ID. ISIS, at 8 clock o.
M, IN front OF the promises, offer for sale at public
auction, the parcel Of land and premises with the
appqrtenances situated in the city of Washin ston
ID. u, and known and described ~ the western part
OF Lot numbered fourteen la, in square number q
three hundred and eyeuty seven (577D and being
that part contained within the following mees and
bounds: Beginning for the same at the MORT hwestern
the line of north +" street twenty four (2i) feet
thence south tyeght (sS feet, thence west "a feet
and thence north to the place Of beginning. The
improvements consist Of a threestory building the
nrst floor beingbuilt SO as 20 he used for a shop
but as yet unfinished. The upper stories are ten
anted This is very desirable property, eligibiy To-
Gated.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-thir OF the purchase money
IN cash; the residue in three nal instruments
able in six (6l twelve (l2l and eighteen us months
with interest for which the notes of the purchaser
secured by deed of trust and insurance on the pro-
perty TO the sat- sfacton Of the trustees will be
quired, or the whole Of the purchase money may be
post OF o2C0 will be required acceptance of the
bId and all convey ancing and recording at the cost
OF the purchaser. III the terms of sale not
Piled with In hve days from the day of sale, the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after
said city Of Washington.
f. EDMONSTON,S Trustees
aug2 THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, Auctfopeer,
w Successor TO Green W iIlanIs, A uctieueers
lOO1, northwest corner 10th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF TRACT OF LAND ON
THE EOURTEENTH STREET ROAD, Ar
BRIGHIMOOD. AT AUCIION-

TRUSTEE SALE OF TRACT OF LAND ON
THE FOURTEENTH STREET ROAD Ar
BRlGHTWOOD, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated June 18th,
1874, and duly recorded in Liber No, Isl, folio
4S5, one OF tine land records for Washington
county In the District OF Columbia, shall sell, at
pubic AUCTION on the premises, on MONDAY. the
9thday OF August, 1875, at O'Clock p. m. all that
piece and parcel OF land lying west of the Piley
LUch, situated in Washington county, ID. o.,
and IL embraced in the metes and bounds, as fol-
lows: Beginning for the al the northeast angle
OF the part TO be conveyed it being the angle of
the Plney Branch road and private road twenty
hNe feet wide, and running along the south line of
SAID road 61a degrees west l9 IL perches TO Josts
line; thence with said line 2K degrees wet 1912
perehes to Piney Branch road thence along said
road northS4 degrees So perches to the place of
beginning, containing acre, roOds, lS1. perChes
Terms Cash, and If the terms not complied
with in seven days after the sale, the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the land az the risk and
cost OF the defaultlng purchaser, by advertising
three times IN some newspaper published in Wash
1ngton, ID. @. All cOnyeyancing at purchaser 8
cost One hundred dollars down on day of sale.
JAMES T OSBORNE, Trustee.
Jy23 WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

49, afy.ys On hand large and assorted ssocA
o. AnTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS COAIS
fln9, OAK and HICKORY WOOD In the srioS o
nMed and spEt all kept under cover.
having the control Of several brands Of Inn
AID Domestic CEMENTS and CALCINED FLA6
IEhS, and handling yearly many millions Of BAN.
6Oh LAT Hs, am In condition TO fill orders Of any
Character In line with dis patch and fidelity q
Etion -s ~~1~
Central Omce-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch Isrd-lst st., bet. b and O SITS. southeast
Whan-foot OF ID street southeast.
octSl-ly VIM GUINAND
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A LKXAsDRIA AND wAsAIaGTOs 3. q.
TFIs rs T0 1--WE NOTICE. - ihs .1b.criher

TI'HIs Is To GIYE NOTICE, Tkas the sub.criber
Il has Obtained from The Slpretae Court OF the
District II Columbia, holding Spec al Term letters
tr.tane ntafy on the PERSONAL estate of JANE
NELLY, lsts Of the District OF Columbia
dece aset- All persons having claims against the
said dec 3sst are hereby warned % exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
cn or before the 2pth day Of July next; they may
otherwise by Law be encluiAd from All beUs6I -
" said ssta-e Given under my hand this aIth day
H2l-w-S. MICHAEL KELLEY, Executor,
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Two MEN SHOT BY lINATIC.-A tele-
gram irCin Providence n. l.. August :. savS:
EGNerd hudson, aged twenty-five years,
clerk IN Patrick heily'S grocery, al Nh. -,
AtwellS avenue, was shot three times this
evening with revolver 10y owen McKevVer
ana Will robably die. lie was alone in the
store when MchcyVer came in and fired the
ilrst shot Two other shots were fired, one
ttIoU gh the door and the other through the
window after MCheyYcr went out 49, this
tine a nunner o. people had gathered aud an
attempt was made ID disarm the murderer.
when he nred again, the hall entering the
body oi Edward McCarron Just below the
heart lnnictiLg wound not necessarily
fatal. MckeyNer. who was then arrested. X
an lrlshman. about hfty years of age. gener-
ally mIloyei aS a labOrCr in the Chemical
W orKs, and Will probably prove TO be Insane
lie has been acting strangely Tor some time,
ana Row says tlat attempts have been made
10 XII him. There are no ind cations OF any
quarrel between him and las first victim.
who, however, is unable To give any account
OF the shocking AFFAIR.
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- Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office NJ. 9O2 Sth q. uorthws.I.

TRUSTEESSkLE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNlMPRONED PROPERTY CORNER
OF ELEEkNTH AND | STREETS. AND ON
THE WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH STREET,
WEST, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue of two deeds Of trust, dated march
s H. ISIS, and April 3 lS3s, and recorded in Liper
No. 10, folio 2E and Liber No TIA folio Pas Ct -eI
iumbia, and at the request Of the psrty secured
thereby, 4 shall, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of Au-
gust, A. ID. ISIS beginning 81 q clock D m. pro
ceed 70 SELL at publ auction, in front IF the prem
se-, the following described real lyinG in the
city OF ashington, IN said District. All Of orig.
tnal Lots numbered nine 81 and ten no. in square
numbered three hundred and eighteen said Its
having AL aggregate front OF lJ7 feet inches on
Nth street, and said lot nine 80 fronting s. feet
inches on north street, and improved b. a thrce-
Also, the outh half of lot numbered eleven IN
in said fronting = feet inches on nth street
and running back IU0 feet inch and improved by a
Three story frame dSelliug.
Also, the north twenty f2i feet front on Eleventh
street, Of lot numbered twelve IL an said square
and running back with that wild IA Too feet I inch
Also, the south twenty Do feet front on ,feveDt n
street, of said lot numbered twelve IL in care
AMI running back with that wild n 20 feet, AMI i'm
proved by a two story frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale, One third of the purchase money
on each piece u property 10 be paid in cash, and
the balance at six and twelve months after day of
notes, bearing interest al the Of ten per cent
per annum payable semi annually. aud secured by
u deed OF trust on the property sold. : LOO - be
paid down on each piece of property edistely
alter sale. ConyeyarC eng at cost Of purchasers.
JOS. q. G. Kennedy, Trustee
Iy2o- JOS. =. KELLEY, Auct,
r$-THF ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, August goth, 1875, al the same hOur
and place. By order of the Trustee.
III
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UNDERTAKES.

III Der has obtained from the Supreme Court q
the District Of Columbia. holdna Special Term.
GEORGE COLLAkD, late Of District Of Colum-
bia, deceased. All parsons hsyiae claims against
the same, with the vouchers thereof, 20 the sub
scriber. ON or before the 18th day OF July nexts
they may otherwise BIZ Law be excluded from ell BEN
EFT OF the sAjc estate. Given under my hand thta
18th day of July, ISIS. THos, b, AARCH.,
!ysl-s.a. Sxeeusers
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Young & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LeDroit Building, corner olh aud sts northwest

TRISTEEs'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, SITUATED on
SORCoRAN STREET, BETWEEN I3TH AND
18th STREETS EoRTHWEST-TW IN
FINISHED BRICK BUILDINGS
- BY virtue of deed Of trust dated January
NJ q 1873, recorded in liber 7G9, folio Is of the
land records OF Washington county, ID. C., and BIZ
direction Of the holder of the note secured thereby
we Will sell At public auction, in front Of the prem
lses, on MONDAY, August 10th, ISIS, at q O'Clock
p m, all those pieces parcels II ground ia Wash
lngton city, District Of Columbia, Lots 80 100 AMI
the east half of Lot i0l, of Chapman, Exlsy and
Richards trustees, subdivision of Square 30.
Terms of sale 5000, with ten per cent. interest
from November l. 1874, together with the expenses
Of the sale, in cash. balance in and IL months, with
Interest, secured by notes and deed of on the
property. COnyeyancing at purchasers cost, If
the terms OF sale are not complied with in five days
from sale, the Trustees Reserve the right to resell
the property At the risk and cost of the defsuting
purchaser. Sl5O down when the property is struck
off. J. A. BARBER.
aUe5d YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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BEECHER held the hrst religious service II
the season Thursday morning a the White
Mountains, and had large congregation,
consisting OF tie guests OF several of the
hotels and the residents Ia the neigh Orhoof
Of the house in which he is stopping for the
summer. The exercises were similar 10 those
which Characterize the Friday evening IA *
al the Plymouth church lecture room, Beech
or, however, the only speaker.
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u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
Federal Buildings, corner and It'll SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ADJOINIHG THE CAPITO L.

BY virtue q deed 81 Sfo tr INST to me- duly re-
- records Of Washington county 70: o., will
August, lS75, at O'Clock p. m, the following FRO
perty, or 20 much thereof as may be necessary to
tl6), seventeen (H and eighteen (lsJ, and the east
efn thirty go feet front By the depth thereof
six hundred and thirty five t635) as the same are
laid down and described on the ground pat or plan
property fronts on the Capitol grounds and DeIs.
ware avenue, and Is rapidly improving in value.
months, with interest at 10 per cent. from dsy Of
sale, and secured by deed OF trust on the
sold all cash. at the option of the purchaser III
the terms Of sale not piled with In five DAYS
the trustee the right to resell the propertv
alter ten days notice in some of the newspanarS
published IN Washington city, d. G., at the risS
and cost Of the defsulting purchaser. $50 deposit
GEORGE MASON, Trustee
J. T. C0LDWELL
y23- eo6ds IOritic.l Salesman
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II. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
NO. OIL 9TH street, opposite l, S. Post Office
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE.
STORY BRICK HOUSE ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF G STREET. BETWEEN IlTH AND
18TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
80 BY virtue Of deed of trust to ms, dated
&x Mag Y, A. ID. 1872, and duly recorded in Lfber
No 65l, folio $685. of the land records Of Washington
u C and at the request of the party secured there
By, We Will sell. at public auction, in front of the
premises, on THURSDAY, July 20, 1875, at o
clock p, M the east Is feet of lot numbered g. in
square numbered 80, having width of o feet and
de pth OF 10 feet, aud improved by a three story
brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: The amount OF indebtedness &C.
cured by said deed o. trust and the expenses of
sale, (all amounting to about $1,000 in cash, and
THE balance in six, twelve and eighteen months for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day of SALE and secured by deed of trnst
upon the property shall be taken. Conyeyancing al
purchasers cost. If terms OF sale are not COMPLIED
reserve the right to resell the property after five
days advertisement, az the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser.
Ep a A. Ao MNFEghsoY' Trustees.
jYs eo6ds E.J. SWEET, Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY August o. 1875, same hour AMI place
BY order OF the Trustees.
jyoO-eo&ds E. J. SWEET. Auct.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w tSuccessor 10 Green Williams,D
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets
TRgsTEEs' SALE yALuABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN 18TH AND 18th STREETS WEST.

TWIN 18th AND 18Th STREETS WEST
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
81 OF November, ls72, and duly recorded in liber
Ul folio 333, Of the land records for Washington
county, District Of Columbia, We shall proceed to
sell IN front Of the premises, at O'Clock D. M on
MONDAY, the 9th day of August, A. ID. ISIS, all
that certain piece or parcel of ground, situate,
lying and being in said city Of Washington, and
known and designated on the plat Of said city, as
lot numbered five, t5D In square numbered two
hundred and eighty one, t2sl,) together with the
large brick dwelling thereon.
This pro perty and the surroundings, good loca-
secure O beautiful home.
Terms One fourth cash; $500 OF which must be
paid when the property IL struck OFF the residue in
8, IL and ID mont for notes bearing 10 PEI cent.
interest per annpm, and secured BY deed of trust
on the property sold. Convey sncing, &C., at tbs
cost of the purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within five days from sale, in case OF default Of
which the trustees the privilege TO resell at
the risk and cost fdefaulting purchaser.
LEROY n. TAYLOR. Irr,,,aa.
MN WOODWARD,S Arus'ees'
jyT-d WASH, b. WILLIAMS, Auct.