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FA1RBROTHER. At O'Clock "Wednesday eve
ming October l6 1875 FANNIE, beloved wife of Frank
l.. Fairbrother.
Her friends are respectfully invited To attend her
FUNERAL at her late residence. sos street e. nj two
O'Clock saturday afternoon, October 18th
GARNER. October 10th, 1873, after a short but
PAINFUL illness of three weeks, GEORGE w GARNFR
aged thirty Two years and four months, son of the
late George w. Garner
Funeral services at three O'Clock Sunday afternoon
from the residence OF hls mother, l4l9 Ith street n
wv Friends and relatives respectfully invited Ia
Sttend Gone, but not forgotten. baltimore New
YORK and wheeling papers please copyl IL
JONES. October IL, 1873, NOAH JONES formerly
OF Eastern Shore, Nd, and for fifty-eight years a
resident of Washington, ID. C., aged eighty-eight
years.
His funeral will take place Sunday. the 2Oth from
lls residence ~ street w at one O'clock thence
TO Ebenezer Church Capitol Hill. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. 81
kILLAFOYLE. On Wednesday evening, October
10th, 1873 at eight O'Clock, after long Illness which
she bore with christian forttude and resignation,
Mrs Ann kILLAFoYLE. widow of the Late Patrick
Kilafoyle in the sixtieth year of her age native
OF Galway, Ireland but for the past 80 years resi-
dent of this city.
May she rest in peace. Amen
Adieu my fond and loving mother. have loved
you on earth and VIII meet you in heaven.
YOUR Son JOHN.
Relatives and friends of the family are invited.
without further notice. to attend her funeral from
her late residence, corner of Fifth and ID streets
coed thence to St Peters church, where a reoriien
mass viii be said for the repose of her soul 2s~
. WHITE. On October 10TH 1873, FRANK YouSa
WHITE, aged three years and eleven months
Funeral viii take place at l126 street e. nj half
past two Sunday, October 10Th
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
ID A DARNEILLE, Auctiopeer
l.. Corner 9TH St and Louisiana avn
TRTSTEE,s sALE. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRTSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NoRTHMEsT. between wi t g AND ASb n STREET
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated Deem. A
FER f rySl, e. e. u 1911 and duly recorded in fsH
cords for the county of Washington in the District
81 o3unoa and at the request of the party secured
lnerepy as surviving Trustee will sell at n1hlic
aNHcuoni IN front OF the premises, on THURSDAY
November 9TH. 1873, at AZ O'Clock pm. the follow
ing described real estate situate in the CITY of Was
lngton, District of Columbia to wit: All that niece
or Parcel OF ground lying in the CITY of Washinnton
DsstIlct OF Columbia known and described on the
,nt pa. ana ground plan of said city parts of
numbered four hundred and fifty four and beins
contained IN the following metes and bounds. Ra
ginning at point line of 18th street west at the
Instance OF NIFTY nine (59) feet north from the south
north with the line of said eth street twentvone oil
Ieet thence east on the division line between lots
nG1ereu elgnt (S) and nine (9). in saio square sew
ny.e % teet thence north on the division line
thence south for, one (4D feet and thence was oo
hundred and two QO2l feet to the place of BEGIN
hiEg. tosether with all the improvements, &c.
seven e thousand seven hundred and twelve dollars
tSi,il2), and expenses of sale in cash and tra La
ante at SIX 90 and twelve Q2) months for which
me notes OF the purchaser bearing interest from
,ne Gay OF sae and secured by deed of trust on the
VIII lie required of the purchaser at the time of
SALE and all conveyancing shall be at the eynemsa Of
me purchaser. Terms of sale to be compiled with
te re saY the Trustee
OF the defauting purchaser ION "N" 'oS'
T. GEO; w, STICKNEY, Survivinc- Trustee
II desired by tie purchaser q loan of Sc 500 will
ne mace ON TIE property for three years with interest
az ocis er cent Interest payable semannualy
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THE EVENING STAR.
fRlDAY............. October L., 1878.
The Murder of Mary Stannard.
SITTING ASHES FOR EvIpHSCE-tN IaPoRTaN-

SITTING ASHES FOR EyIpHScE-N IMPORTANT
LINK DISCOVERED.
n special dispatch 10 the New York Ti,.es
NOM New Haven. October L. SlyS:-In the iirst
ua oi heN III. III. Hayden II was established
oa tne testimony OF himself and his Wife that
On On lhe AFTERNOON when Mary Stannari was muir
u.ieu ne leil MS house at 2:lS O'Clock. went up
the ROAD short distance. and then turned IN
the direction opposite 10 that leading IN where
the bcdN was found. - far hts wife teStifiest
He teStlhed that he went To his wood lot AMI
was busy there until he started for home which
he reached about O'Clock. No witness Wa
produced who saw him after his wife lost sighl
OF him until he came home. The states theorv
was that as soon as he got out OF his wifes sight
he turned and went toward the place where the
murder WAS committed, crossing ON his way a
road near the spring where he had met Mary
Your correspondent has discovered person
who saw man crossing that lonely road Jus, at
the time. and whose testimony will be an import
ant link in the states chain Of evidence.
MIS-. Deforest Ward, OF North Guilfond,
about half a mile beyond Hayden'S 20 the
north. After she had passed his house. and as
she was turning into the right-hand road upon
which Hayden said he started for his wood lot
she glanced up the left-hand road. and Tor an
instant saw I'm IL, near the spring. a man. She
cannon tell Whether he crossed the road AZ once
when Is oNeThung with bushes or whether he
uopged under cover AZ soon as he SAW that some
one was IN the road below. She does not Know
Hayden. and therefore cannot tell whether ~
was nm or not. She cannot describe his cloth
NE, eNSela ny SAYING II was neither very dark
nor white. Ii WAS then Just about 800 O'Clock
ana Just the time when the state believes Uay
den crossed that road on his way 60 the Big
Rock. man living not far from HaydenS
mousse, when Is now unoccupicd. has siftei the
ashes which We're thrown from Uay,ian's stove
and found n number II metallic buttons wnict
some believe were thrown into the fir, With
some OF the Clothes worn by Hayden the day
Mary Stannard was killed. Your correspond
ent does not know whether the state is vPt i'm
the possession ot Ms. Wards evidence or not.
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IEaWIxpye kEjI>.

II takes man who wants Office to see the cor
ruption there is in official circles. The more he
sees OF ii the more anxious he seems 10 be ID
get into il.
The young gentleman who had their hair
cut with lawn mowers and jack planes this sum-
mer are now apprehenSlNe that the frost Will
catch their ears.
Samuel Tilden is living almost in seclusion.
He never goes out I'm society, and is so rarely
seen on the streets that il is beginning 10 be rI-
mored that he is raising InuStache.
We can't see why the world should be 50
hard on rats because they desert sinking ship
Does IL never occur 10 people 10 think how aw-
fully the sinking ship would 90 back on the rats
IL they would only stand by il?
Walt until the moon goes down before pur-
CHASING your chickens. PulletS are always
cheaper I'm the duSky hours that precede the
dawn. If you buy fancy eggs for Matching do
not buy any that were picked last fall.
The great demand OF the times appears To
be a girl who can saw wood clean house. cook
fer family OF seven, take care OF the baby,
wash and iron, "anSwer the door," fight flies
work fifteen hours a day, never get cross, never
waste, spoil or lose anything, never go out.
never want anything. have no company and be
happy, smiling, well dressed and contented for
$1.l5 week.
A mother out on West Hill heard the low
murmur OF voices I'm the boys room the other
night after she had gone 10 bed. With noise
door and listened. The room was dark the
voices were low and earnest. What visions OF
1uture greatness were the sons OF her heart re-
counting TO each other? What plans for wealth,
for glory, for pleasure filled their boyish hearsS
She bent forward and leaned closer toward the
thought that were SuTgfng from her boys hearts
up to their lips. She heard, ben. you bow-leg-
ged son OF pagan If you don't take your clam
my mud-hookS on my back. I'll hist ye."
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PeriIous Adventure i'm the aup,.

The Berner Tdgc5latt gives an account OF a
peliious adventure which befel two English
tourists about TWO weeks since. Mrs. VAIN
wright, described rs an English lady, accom-
panied 10y her hrojher-in-law. Mr. Wainwright,
attempted the ascent OF the Piz Palur, a noun
tain ~ the BerBina group. They took with
them two guides, brolhers-HanS Grass ana
Christian Grass. The climbers, who were cord
ed together after leaving the central peak took
a westerly direction toward another peak
christian Grass went nTSt. next 10 him followed
Mr.. Wainwright, then came Mrs. Wainwright .
and the rear was brought up 10y Hans. thick
fog came on. Christian. either confused by
the Semi-obScuIity or not exercising sufficient
caution, went too near an Grete. edge of SnOw,b
when the snow suddenly gave way under his
feet, ard he fell down aprecipice, dragging with
nm Ia his fall the English lady and gentleman.
But the rOne was strong, and Hans Grass f. n
man both stout OF heart and OF gigantic strength
As he saw his brother disappear. he drew HIM
self instinctiVely backward. and, In sheer
force OF muscle and WILL held the three lost
ones suspended in the air. Nevertheless,
the position was, indeed, sufficiently terrible
one. strong as lie was. he was not strong
enc ugh TO drag from the abyss two men aud a
wCman-to stir, TO yield an inch even, might be
certain death TO ail-and they were far beyond
the reach OF human aid. Nothing but prompt
courage and ready wit could save them. lie
SECUTED to his brother, dangling al the end OF
the rope, ice on both sides OF him, snow above
hi n. The brother answered; he was alive. I'M
hurt. and ready to help if means OF help could
be devised. Hans told him TO cling tn the icy
slope, cut steps in II. and mount. and he quick
ABOUT III. Tor ne Qlu not tnlnk he could hold on
more than half an hour longer. Fortunately
Mr. Wainwright had kept his axe. He handed
il 10 Christian and the guide set about cutting
the steps as Hans had suggested. After many
difficulties. and almost SupeThuman eXeIfiOnS
lie succeeded. He cOntTiyed 10 crawl up to the
edge Of the creyasse; his brother gave him q
hand; then the Two. uniting their strength,
pulled up Mrs. Wainwright ana aer brother-in-
law, and all four. not seriously the worse rpr
their frightIul adventure. but deyoutly thank
ful for their hair breadth escape, got down from
tie mountain and returned To POntreSina.
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No. 1O01, northwest corner 10th and d sts. NV
UNUSUALLY EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ONE CONCERT GRAND PIANO (cost 81 500 one
OF the best that ever left Stenways mandatory
charming in tone. and encased in q case whose ele
gance of workmanship defes description, together
with Stool and Cover; HEAVILY CARVED VAL
NUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, upholstered in
crimson plush COSTLY EASY CHAIRS, in plush ;
CHAIRS, upholstered in leather and finished in
the very best manner; ONE BLACK WALNUT
BOOKCASE, heavily carved; FOUR SUPERB
MANTEL and ONE PIER MIRROR, with Slabs
and all complete; ONE STYLISH WALNUT
HAsEk W NAL RILa LAB
SIDEBQARD WALNUT DINING ROOM
CHAIRS; WALNUT ROCKERS, upholstered in
hair cloth; HANDSOMELY FINISHED MARBLE
TOP CENTER TABLES; FIRST-CLASS CHAM
Der, BUREAU AND DRESSING CASE SUITES,
in Black Walnut. combining both beauty and dura,
ROBES and WASHSTANDS all marked by the
same degree of elegance and taste; WALNUT
FRAME SCREENS delicatey embroidered, some
thing unique; HEAVY WINDOW HANGINGS;
BEAUTIFUL DECORATED TOILET SETS
WALNUT FLOWER STANDS: a large assert,
CUTLERY; VELVET RUGS and MATS ELE-
CANT WILTON and BODY BRUSSELS STAIR
and other CARPETS throughout house.
On MONDAY, October q, 1873 beginning
at 10 a. m, We shall SELL at No. 1925 14th ST.
street northwest the residence of gentle-tft NV
man leaving tie city, the above and other goods. Al
this Furniture was manufactured by Mench, of
detail its worth or describe its elegance The ad-
yantages of attending the sale will be apparent
after mere passing inspection.
octl5-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABI,E IMpRovED
" PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN FL

of by virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court IL
term. passed il cause Of cammack vs. Scam Cam.
mack. No. $685. Equity docket No 49, the under
signed as Trustee win offer at public sale, on FRI
DAY, the 25th day of October 1873 at the hour of
O'Clock in the afternoon in front Of the premises the
tWostory Brick Dwelling and Store situated at the
corn Of bridge and Market streets said George
Market tx tn street now occupied by David Dryfqss
fronting SO feet Bridge street by 66 feet deep.
ALSO, the Lot and Frame Dwelling and Store stu
ate on the north side Of Bridge street % feet by 100
feet deep, occupied by Henry 6. Wagner Also, part
Lot No. IL and 19, and the two-story Brick House
fronting on east side of Potomac street is 612 feet
Houses, fronting g feet the east side Of Market
street, with Lot Sc feet Deep ten feet wide aey
ALSO vacant Lot fronting II 412 feet Market
alley, ~ feet deep by 80 feet front.
Terms: Onethird cash, the balance in one and two
years the purchaser giving his notes. bearing inter
e Ell IRON he day Of sale or the purchaser may pay
purchaser when the property is struck off the sale
to commence with the house occupied by Mr. Wa0-
ner: o All conyeyancing at the expense Of the pur-
and the payment of the whole purchase money, the
undersigned Will execute deed to the purchaser
r. P. JACKSON, Trustee
NO. 155 Bridge street, Georgetown
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer Octl4lOt
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
T. T. CoLDwEI.L, Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO THREE-sTORY
BKdGk DWELLINGS, Nos. 512 AND 514 B
STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated December "A
f ~ A D 1874. duly recorded in Lber No no. faa
Ioho 8. l, one of the land records for the Dis ..
tr1ct OF Columbia, and at the written request of the
PARTY secured thereby we will SELL at public auction
"a n front OF the premises. on FRIDAY, October H.
1875 at O'Clock p m, the following described real
estate situate in the city of Washington District of
Columbia, to wit: Part of Lot numbered two CO.. in
square numbered eight hundred and forty-two (S421
eeegnnng for the same at point south street
n1ty-tWo t52) feet six and half (6t0 inches west
IrcH TIE southeast corner of said square thence
f fr width the depth of hundred OO) feet and
Terms; 9ne;third cash, and the balance at six
cent per annum. secured by a deed of trust on the
Chaser denosit af sasn at ths option of the pur
sale on each house. and all conveyancing and record
ing at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with
Ii seven days, otherwise the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the
asianng purchaser or purchasers, after five days
sep2seod fEB bMShB 81 TT1A4RfNER Trustees
eE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL,
FRIDAY, October 18th, 1875 same hour and place
- BRA1NARD H. WARNER,) r,
ol2-eo EDWARD WOLCOTT, trustees.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
u
TRUSTEES SALE OF TMo,sTORY FRANZ

TRUSTEES SALE OF TMO,STORY FRAME
HOUSE. No. 121 H STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue OF deed of trust to us, bearing "A
duly recorded in Iber No 81, folio 5, one of .-2
the land records of WASHINGTON county in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell at public auc
ton. IN front of the premises, on TUESDAY. the
9th day of November, A. ID. 1873, at 80 O'Clock
pm, all that certain piece parcel of ground
known as part of original lot numbered ten opt lO
in square numbered seven hundred and nineteen
CID beginning for the same at point on the line
OF north Fl street distant eighteen CS) feet west
from the northeast corner of said lot. and running
thence west eighteen QS) feet; thence south one
hundred Q00) feet; thence east eightee-' ~, Faof
and thence north one hundred I, 100, Tefi to n strea
aLc X!ace - relnn.ng. and also the free use and
rriyeyes forever Of alley not less than 80 feet in
width running We wardly along the rear of said
lot, and opening with the @aIne into Delaware ave
nue.; 10 feet in width also the Use OF a one-and-a
half foot - alley the eastern bounyrY line of
ihe said part OF sad lot said part of said lot ted lo
being piece of the ground conveyed to Thomas
DrlIry 10y Bennett II. Hill, February both 1864: to-
gether with the improvements. which consist OF a
tWostory frame house, No. III street northeast.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash; balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest at seven
per cent notes to be secured by deed of trust the
premises sold 300 deposit at time of sale. Convey
anc1ng &c, at purchasers cost Ii terms of sale are
rot complied with within five days the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell at the risk and cost of the de
faultlng purchaser. after five days advertisement
JOSEPH X. EDSON,, TO-.
octlS-eod&ds THOMAS HYDE trustee.
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Young & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF y AND
THIRD STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated Septem- IA
Ter 18th, A. ID; 1876, and recorded in Iiber f.a4
s34 folio A. of the land records of the Dis 4@x
front Of the premises, at O'Clock p m. ON WEDNES
DAY, October 3Oth, 1873, sublot nineteen Q9D, in
square $40, improved by a twostory frame dwelling
Terms: Onethird cash, and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, secured by deed of
CHASER, bearing interest at per cent All convey
anclng at the purchasers cost deposit of $50 re-
qred at SALE If the terms of sale are not complied
with in seven days the property will be resold at the
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
JAMES F. KINES,, 1,,s,oo
Octl2po5t T. T. lett trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF HIGH Ann
PROSPECT STREETS. GEORGETOWN, D. G.
,o On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October "a
O'Clock, shall sell the shove property. having Jim
front OF % feet inches by depth Of IS feet 8
House. ~ SsoA9
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue In four canal
months, with notes bearing interest at per cent.
until paid. and secured by . deed of trust on the
cost. $100 deposit viii be REQUIRED at the time OF
SALE JAMES I. DAVIS, Agent,
81 Congress st., GEORGETOWN. III O.
THOMAS DOWNING, AuCt oct lid
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

COMFORTABLE TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSE.
ON The NORTH SIDE OF Q STREET, Be
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
On TUESDAY. October 22d, 1873, at -
lot As, in square 5ll, having front Of 81 feet
inches by depth of 1875 feet to an alley and i'm
rooms, situated as above.
Terms; Onefourth cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months with notes bearing interest at
7per cent per annum until paid, and secured by a
deed of trust on the property sold Conveyancing
sale.
oct16-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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~ TATE ON I STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
IMENTY,THlRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH
SIkEEIS VEST, CONSISTING OF TWO

TWO-ST0RY BRICK HOUSES AND LOT.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Su- a.
Rreme Court OF the District of Columbia in f,,fH
EQUITY cause No. 1884, wherein Charles A l..
Arundel ct al are complai nants and Nathan T. Im-
lay ct al are defendants, the undersigned Trustee
vii sell at public auction on the premises, on
e. al the right title and interest of the parties to
gIoHad situated in the city of Washington, the
f DmstIlct q Goumbla, and known and described as
numbered 9n fortyone 4p, having a front on north
,oa street OF o. feet and 10 inches and depth of
2 ieet inches, together with all the rights priv
n neges, &C. thereunto beon2ing; This 10. i i'm
houses containing six rooms each.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: Onefourth
OF tne purchase money shall be in cash and the
residue In three equal instalments payable re-
sPectyeiy IN Six, twelve AID eighteen months, from
GATE OF the deferred to bear interest
al the rate OF per centum per annum from date of
sale, and be reserved lien upon the real estate sold
and upon full payment of the purchase money, and
upon ratification of the sale by the court, deed for
the property will be given to the purchaser of said
lot OF ground deposit of 800 to be paid by pur-
chaser at time of sale. All conveyancing at pur-
chasers cost If terms of sale are not compiled with
in ve days, the Trustee the right to sell az
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
ROBERT j. MURRAY, Trustee
Room Il, Chauncey Building,
J2l and S23 ~ st. NV
AA MARNkR, Auct octl6eVdtl
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auct. A"'' oct1o 4
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers
w Successors to Wash. B. Williams)

By direction of the Board of Directors of the sy4R
Lincoln Cooperative Building and Deposit AS $s$
eel at PUBLIC auction, in front of the premises on
SAIURDAY, the 10Th day of October, A. D. 1878, at
tate, situated on Sth street, between and streets
s. VI. Washington city, D. G., and known and de
Seat3n's recorded subdivision Of square numbered
OF ninety four feet and extending back to tenfoot
Terms of sale: One-third in cash. and the balance
in two equal insallments payable in six and twelve
secured by deed of trust on the property sold or
all in cash, at the option of the purchaser. A de
post OF fifty dollars $3.50 Will be required at the
time of sale, and all conveyan and recording at
the purchasers cost. Terms of sale to be complied
with within five days otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
the defauting purchaser, after five days advertise
ment.
oc1leo THOS. W. CHASE, Surviving Trustee.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

SALE Ot A TNO-STORY FRAME
DWELDING ON X STREET, NEAR THE
CORNER OFFOURTEENTH STREET SOUTH
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date the IL
l4fh day Of December, A. ID. 1874 and record mn
ed in Liber No. 772, folio 1l9, &C. of the land .A
records OF the District Of Columbia, and at the writ
ten request of the party secured thereby, we will
offer for sale at public auction, in front Of the
premises, on FRIDAY, the LIST day of November,
A 1879, at O'Clock p M, all that piece or parcel
of land and premises, located in the City of Wash
ington, District of Columbia, and known and dis
tnguished as and being part of lot numbered TWEEN
ty-slx (26), in square numbered ten hundred and
forty Q047), beginning for the same at point
street SOUTH fifty (50) feet from the northeast
corner of said square running thence due south
ftyeight feet and nine inches (5S feet inchas):
thence west twenty five (25) feet thence north fifty
eight feet and inches (5S feet inches) TO the line
of street south thence east along the line of said
street twenty five i25) feet to the point of beynnn
together with the improvements thereon consjsfinJ
of a two story frame dwelling house
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase n,o,a,
in cash, ard the balance in six, twelve and e;ate3
months, with interest from day of sale at fsr .nt
Fer annunl, to be secured By deed of fr1st Nv, ~.
property sold. deposit of $75 viii he renairad AZ
the time of sale II the terms are II cornnlie wifi
in five days, the Trustees reserve the right to resi
said property at the risk and cost of the efanitna
purchaser hrst giving notice of such resale by three
days advertisement All conyeyancin1 al par
chasers cost - Pun
o,.,o o,.o,. PHILIP +. LARNER,l 1rr,,s.eos
ectIesawZw CHARLES 7. DAVIS trustees