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MI. Blaine illustrates q Point
From the Washington Correspondence of The Bu1alt
Commercial Adyortiser

From the Washington Correspondence Of The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser.
Business called me to ex-Secretary Blaine's
house the other day, and In the course OF con-
versaton he spoke of the annoyances to which
the speaker Of any legislative body is subject
and how necessary it is that one should be not
only thorough parliamentarian, but very clear
headed and even-tempered. 81 once knew" said
he, "down in Augusta, Maine, q man by the
name OF Pike. He was speaker of the lower
house. He was very able man, but dreadfully
crotchety at times. A legislative body, YOU
know, Is like school. The speaker must keen
the reins drawn tightly or he will lose all control
and the members will commence throwing spit.
balls at each other, metaphorically speaking.
Well, one day the house got into q dreadful
snarl. The imp Of perversity seemed to have
taken possession OF them all. The whole day
plentifully tnterspered with chafing and abuse
nom the other. Pike, who was nearly frantic
with rage, still preserved calm exterior. At
last his patience gave way and pounding with a
gavel until partial quiet had been restored, he
exclaimed: 1t has been moved and seconded
that the house adjourn; all in favor Of that mo-
tion;. etc. No one had made such proposition
and there was but two feeble ayes. Those OBJ
posed shouted the speaker. And a perfect
chorus went up that fairly shook the chamber.
But Pike was not disconnected. The ayes have
It and the house 10 adjourned You know
continued Mr.. Blaine, In his instructive manner
that when body finishes It's deliberations *
adtourns until some particular time. Aware OF
TINS TACT tall member from AroostoOk arose in
MS seat and pointing his long, bony finger in
Fixes direction exclaimed, we adjourn. NJ
speaker, to meet again whena' The answer came
with crushing prOmptness: Il don't give -
you never meet again
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From the sherman Courier.
Mr.. beaverton, whom we have previously
spoken Of as having been bitten by the dog that
bit little Stanley Mcfarland, returned from Van
Alstyne, Texas, yesterday, where he had been
to have the maidstone applied to his hand where
the bite was, but had cured up. He scariied
the old place and applied the stone. It stuck on
him three hours first, then ten or fifteen minutes,
and then would not stick longer; says it was
hard to shake of when it took hold and until it
absorbed all the poison, then it dropped off it.
SELF He said he had no faith when he went,
but now is satisfied it is no humbug, but liv
ing truth, as all will testify who tried 1t. He
tells us that when he arrived there he found q
gentleman with three children, who had been
bitten by rabid dog-a little girl bitten in the
breast by rabid dog through her clothes, and
boy in the leg through his pants. The stone
would not adhere to either Of them. The gen.
tleman and other child, who were bitten in the
hand. the stone stuck on-on the gentleman five
hours and on the child about two hours. The
theory Of it's not sticking on the two children is
that the virus was cleaned from the dogs teeth
In going through the clothing.
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The Quickest Yet.

.
The Alaska is still engaged In the pleasant and
exciting work Of beating herself. Several Of her
recent passages were shorter than any ever be-
fore made and her latest voyage to Queenstown
was accomplished in six days, nineteen hours
and twenty-five minutes, cutting down by two
hours her own best previous record. Captains
Of other vessels, looking with generous admira-
ton upon these remarkable performances,
seem 20 inquire not whether there is any ship
in the Atlantic merchant fleet which can out
strip the Alaska, bat whether she will now
be content without still further reducing her
own time. The history Of steamship naviga-
ton shows a great advance in this respect,
but it is comparatively little while since very
great speed was attained on the ocean. Regu-
larity and certainty were rather at first the aim
Of the Atlantic steamers. In the year 1850, for
example, the average voyage between New York
and Liverpool occupied fifteen days. Sailing
During the intervening thirty years the gain has
been steady, though sometimes slow. In 1855
the time had been cut, down to fourteen days.
The sharp rivalry Of the short-lived American
iine.aestablished by E. K. Collns-with
then Unparalleled were made ' by the Baltic Of
the former and the Persia OF the latter The
record shows an average of about Is days in
1850 and about IL n in 1866. The appearance of
the City Of Paris, OF the Inman line. was fol-
AOnCu Ny SIcdCcIr sIcoU III NOVcuUcT, 1901,
she made the voyage in days, hours and /
minute. Up to 1875 the best time was that of
the City Of Brussels. which ran from New York
to Queenstown, in December, 1869, in days,
20 hours and SO minutes; but the average in
1870 was days and 10 hours, and in 1875
It was 81 days. In September. Of the
latter year. however, the City of Berlin
made an outward voyage in days, 10 hours
and minutes, and homeward voyage in
z days, Is hours and As minutes. In October she
surpassed herself in an eastward run of days,
IA hour and IL minutes The Germanic and
Britannia, of the White Star Line. also made
notable voyages, If, indeed, they did not claim
the ''broom." The best average work has been
done by the Guion ships, the Arizona and Alas
ka, about days, and the City Of Rome, ~
days: There is popular impression that great
speed involves great danger from collision. etc,
though the late Cunard Commodore, Captain
Judkins, Is reported to have said that If your
ship does run into another the faster she is
going the better-for you and her at least The
best answer to these protests, however. is that
accidents have certainly not increased in pro-
portion to SDeed.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctiopesr.

-. BY virtue of deed Of trust dated May lsth -
land records Of the District Of Columbia, ne vin3S
NJ EsSSse .usS N y sTSRs e sns Hp's@Ss. On
msncing e FIVE O'CLOCK, part of the tract caIed
Pleasant Plains. lying In the county Of ws.hing1on
d G., the property Of the late John A. Purner cub.
aid Disrict IN equity oause No. . s7s into ios MN
nered frum one ID 20 thirty sx (S6l Inclusive soccrd
ing 20 recorded subdivision. One Of hepe luep
street. three are on te nne Of me rod 70 Roch CYL
church and the remainder front forty foot rad or
street laid down said subdivision. The lot on she
street road has front 81 so feet by depth Of 100
street have front Of SO feet by depth Of $50 fet %
thereAbout except lot TO- which fronts IS feet on aid
road or street and los feet on the rad 10
ssS ,s ~ canrsh and lot @ which 'front.' lis fest
road 10 Rock Greek church. There IL q commodious
frame dwelling upon lot s, hich frpnt OF 80
feeton Mt Pleasant street 10y depth Of feet the
other lots on MI Pleasant street have similar depth
with front of SO feet except lot g. which fronts las
feet said street and 2l6 or therea ON the
road 10 Rock Creek church The on the eth
road street then the unimproved on Mt Peasant
street and lastly the dwelling house lot Pats Of the
subdivision may he seen upon application the auc-
Soneer or the trustees Some Of the 7th street lots WIN
Terms sale one third cash. balance IN three eouai
instSments, at six. twelve and eighteen months with
Interest from day OF sale. payable semi- annually
ton. Deposit Of $50 on each lot when sold will he re-
CURED, except for lot which deposit OF $3.50 win
De required Al conveyauclng and recording st pur-
with in 10 five days day Of sale the rus
tees reserve the right 10 resell the lot lots sold the
risk and cost Of the defsutng purchaser purchasers
upon 1--WE days advertisement in The Evening star.
CHARLES WALTER, ,..u..
CASPER wINDUS irnssees'
3e3 dads Corner l4th and ID streets northwest
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THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE SIT
UATED ON ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS. BETWEEN AND G STREETS

Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme a.
22sth. 1852, in Equity Cause No: LIT. wherein -
are defendants the undersisned as Trustees, win offer
MONDAY. JUNE TWELFTH, 1889, At SIX
O'CLOCK p n, the following described real estate
lots twelve u2), thirteen d3) and fourteen ilD. in
square $685. said lots fronting 18th street east and
lot ID being improved by commodious Brick Resi-
dence. And Immediately after said SALE we will offer
for sale at PUBLIC auction IN front Of the premises lots
east Lots s. y and - have frontage Of 6s feet
about z, $50 square feet of ground.
Terms of sale as prescribed by decree: One third
CASH balance in equal instruments of twelve Q2) and
eighteen 8 months from day Of sale with interest to
be secured by deed Of trust upon the premises II the
purchaser or fail to comply with said
within one week from day of SALE the property will be
resod At the risk and cost Of the defaung purchaser
or purchasers, after five days notice in the Evening
Star Each lot will be sold separately A deposit Of
nifty ($50 dollars each unimproyed and hundred
lOO dollars on the improved lot will be required the
time OF sale; ALI conveyancng and recording at pur-
chaser's costs.
LEON TOBRINER,
No. 800 ~ street northwest ,>..
r. P JACKSON, Z A1useees'
No. 155 Bridge street, Georgetown,
j. T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer. my25-eod&ds
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TNHos. J. FISHER b CO., Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON STREET
SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR
AND-A-HAIE STREETS

by virtue Of deed OF trust TO me- dated the a.
10th day OF July A. d. 1873 and recorded In Liber Id
No. $685. folio "a seq of the land records for the
DIST District 70 OF Columbia the UNDERSIGNED Trustee win
The THE Ell First pay OF JULY. A. D. 1882. At FIVE
O'CLOCK F. M, in front of the premises, al the
situate and lying in the CITY Of washington, Dis
trct OF Columbia being parts Of lots Is and is. in
square 54S bounded follows Beginning at the north
west @ 81 said lot u.s. running thence along the
and one half inches t63 f. ~ in J. thence south one
hundred and two feet six inches 62 # in D. thence
nd thence north twenty feet six inches GO f. in
thence west twenty 25) feet thence north fifteen
feet 5 IT. thence west twenty-five feet (25 It. thence
north (6T feet to the beginning. Improved
py four Frame houses. Nos. $50. $685. $50 and S62
Terms Of sale; One-third cash balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. deposit OF $50 ON each house
will be required at the time of sale. Conveyancing
purchasers cost If terms Of sale not comp with
within seven days from day Of the
the right 70 resell at risk and cost Of defaultng pur-
chaser after seven days advertisement in the Evening
Star newspaper.
jeS-eo&ds GERMOND CRANDFII. Trusfee
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'THos. z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auct.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON PENN.
SYLYANIA AVENUE AND ON TWENTY-SIXTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
1873; 1928, ! vii. on THURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH A:1
in front Of the premises offer for sale at auction
lots Nos four q Ave l5l si1 co. seven CD. eight s)
ana nine CD of Waggaman's subdivision of part OF
original lot one % in square known square west Of
square No. fourteen Q4), said subdivision re-
records.
Lot No. fve t5) fronting 26th street. is improved
by two-story Brick Dwelling. Lot No. eight (S }
fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, s improved by
Lots unimproved.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree One third
OF purchase money in cash. and the residue three
equal installments in six co. twelve 2)and eghteen(lS
months with interest from day OF sale until paid Title
to De retained until purchase money is paid deposit
struck off,
je3-eod&ds THOMAS E. MAGGAMAN. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TWO BRICK HOUeE9 Nos. 917 AND GA n
sTHEET Na }0ic ANR PM BRICK

TWO BRICK HOUSES. Nos. ga AND 9l4 N
HOUSE. No. lois K STREET SOUTHEAST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TENTH -
1881 commencing ct HALF-PAST FIVE 4
3,cLocK; = yil ssn. g from. q t6e prsmise;
in square No. $50 BY depth Of q feet improved BY
brick house, No. 9l2 NJ street Northeast
IMMEDIATELY AFTER We win al part Of Lot No.
in square 952 being the west I! feet Of said LOT By
depth Of Is feet inchee improved By brick DWELLING
No. 914 NJ street southeast.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER W win ssn. IN front Of
premiDea part Of Lot No. l. In square No 975 begin
ming for re came q the southwest Of sad lot
and running thence east along the line Of K street
feet and inches thence north IS fest and
inches; thence west - feet and inches. and thence
south to place Of beginning Aho al interest Of
IN the south part Of Lot In square. Part Lot
in square 975. improved by brick dwelling, No. l0l6
street southeast
Terms; One third cash; balance In six. twelve and
to Be secured by deed Of trust premises cold al
cash, ut option Of purchaser. deposit Of &10b re-
CURED on each piece sold ConveyancnR and recording
at purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied with in
seven days, otherwise resale at risk and cost Of de-
fautng purchaser after days advertisement of such
resale.
je74t DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED


REAL PROPERTY.
Under and by virtue of q decree of the SupremeG4$
Court of the District of Columbia passed in cause
No 1895. Equity Doc. 8, the undersigned will sell.--
auction to the highest bidder upon the premises on
MONDAY, JUNE TWELFTH, 1892 at HALF PAST
F1VEP. NJ, all those Lots numbered the plan of
the city two three four. five and twenty four in
square GIL These lots situated at the Intersection
OF north street and North Capitol street. in the
mediate vicinity Of tie Public Printing Office and ST.
AlSysus Church Plat Of convenient subdivision
sold in herewith according to the pres
ent recorded division. as may seem best.
The terms OF the sale, prescribed by the order Of
the court Onethird CASH and the balance in one
and two said deferred payments be secured by
deeds OF trust upon the property sold All conyeyancn
to be at the cost Of the purchaser.
jel-d&ds W. B. WEBB. Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Situated ON SOUTH SIDE OF PoMERoY
STREET, EAST OF AND NEAR FOUR-AND-A-
HALEStREkT,- NORTH OF CITY OF WASH
INGIS1, IN HOWARD UNIvERsITY SUB
DIVISION, LOT 25x150. AND FRAME HOUSE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated septembere ~
18th 1881 and duly recorded in ber No. 9s4 folio II
H. ct seQ one Of the land records for the District
Of Columbia and request of party secured thereby
Will sell at public auction. in front Of the premises
on FRIDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH. 1882. 1T SIX
O'CLOCK M the following real estate situate in SAID
District north of said city, east of known
as the east half of lot No. H. in block No. ls in How
ard University subdivision Of the farm Of John A.
Smith or EfiinRham Place." as said subdivision is
hber district No folio T. containing go square
Terms Of sale One third cash (of which $50 must be
paid at time of salel balance In equal instailments in
chasers notes. bearing interest from day Of SALE and
deed OF trust on property sold; ali cash. Convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost. Terms Of
sale to be complied with In days else Trustee
serves right to resell at risk and cost of defaung
chaser. VIM r. HOLTZMAN
ie5-eo3tSdtds lrnstee
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RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON, Trustee.
-d&ds l6OX Iouisiana ayenue
je0-d&ds
CHAMCERY SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
AND THIRTEEN .AND-A-HALF STREETS

BY virtue Of decree ot the Supreme Court Of the a
District Of Columbia sitting in Equity, passed on E
the ID day Of June, A. D. 1882 in cause No. soi7 -
doc ~ Jacob Roth George F. c. Drescher ct al.
On WEDNESDAY. JUNE TWENTY FIRST. 1882. at
tate situate in the City Of Washington. District Of CO
inmbds te VT: Az that lot q ground known and dis
ington lot lettered Of tho subdivision Of lots
twelve CD and thirteen Q3l in square numbered two
pr0vements, &c.
Terms One third cash and the balance at six and
twelve months in equal payments for which the notes
q the purchaser shall be taken bearing interest from
sold or al cash. at the Of the purchaser Upon
the final ratcation OF sale by the COURT and the full
tie Rurchaser deposit Of 500 required at the time
chasers cost Terms to be compl ed with in days
otherwise the trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defsutin pur-
chaser, after five days. advertisement.
CHARLES A. WALTER,
No. $40 street northwest, r-.xo..
JOHN A. CLARKE, Afoeseo0'
No. 319 ~ street northwest J
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. je8-d&ds
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THIS EVENING.

TCOLEY, Auctoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF UNKEDEEMED PLEDGES.
Commencing FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY-SIXTH,
1882 at the National Loan Office, 1907 7 street. large
and varied assortment of Unredeemed Goods consist
ing Of
Gold and Silver Watches
Plain and Set Rings.
Sleeve Buttons; sets Jewelry.
Chains aud Necklaces.
Books; Musical Instruments
Ladies and Gents Clothing.
Sewing Machines: Tools Guns and Reyolyers
Cutlery; Plated and Solid Silver Ware.
The sale win begin at SEVEN PM. EVERY EVEN
ING, and continue until a forfeited pledges are sold
N.B.-An persons having deposits at the National
Loan Office will please call and redeem renew them
before the day Of sale.
my24-16t FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF LOT l, IN SQUARE
SOUTH OF SQUARE L036. IMPROVED BY
TWO SMALL TENEMENTS.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the<A
Di 5tr OF Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No
offer for sale ct public auction, in front Of the prem
i Is4 h., on M MONDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF
the following described real estate situate in the city Of
situate at the 18th street and street south
east. known and described part of Lot one "a. in
square south Of square ten hundred and thirty-six
q. 036) the improvements thereon consisting Of two
Frame Houses.
OF the purchase money in cash at the time of SALE
and the residue in three equal instalments, pay
from day 81 sale the purchaser to give his notes
at the rate Of six per cent per annum from the day
Of sale; the same TO be satisfactorily secured. The
title to the property will be retained until the entire pur
chase money is fully paid. The trustee reserves the
right to resell the property should the purchaser fail
comply with said terms within five days from the day
RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON, Trustee,
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VTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE ON STREET SOUTH BE-
a aTRARrs THRIIEsTTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH

BY virtue Of deed of trust. recorded in Liber -
$685. folio 451, Of the land records for the District Pa
Of Columbia the undersigned e Trustee, win cen -
DAY, , The T,WGE I'VE DAY OF JUNE. d. 1882
ct FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all the following described
real e8e and premises situated lying md being in the
and aesignsted ss aa q Let number twenty-five S25
Of LSt Numbered twenty four or in square Numbered
the following metss and bounds, VIZ Beginning at .
q said lot twenty four t2 thence south parallel with
the west line OF said lot hundred and two O2 feet
fac line q said sey fftysevsn l5 feet and three ts
thence north along the line Of said alley twenty
three 2 feet nine thence due twenty i've
(25 feet thence north along the east line Of said lot
twenty-five 2 seventy eight 8) feet nine ) inches to
South street and thence west along the line Of said
street to the beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. (of which $1O0 must be deposited at the time Of
sale. and the balance In two equal installments ev
pIrchasers secured by deed Of trust upon the preises
q and two f2 years from the day Of sale The terms
day Of sas the Trustee reserves the right resell the
this paper at the risk and cost Of the defsuln9 pur
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts. jesAdSds
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON SIXTH STREET NEAR N STREET

Il, IL.
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in liber,
No. S42, folio 1885, Of the land records for WASH
ington county, in the District Of Columbia will -
sell at public auction on THURSDAY, THE FIT.
TEENTH DAY OF JUNE. A. d. 1882, AT SIX
O'CLOCK M in front OF the premises all that piece
ground plat or plan Of said city part of Lot num-
bered eighteen Q8 in Square numbered five hundred
and three tSGs being contained within the metes and
west corner Of said lot and running thence north with
the line Of Sixth street west feet and
quarter inches thence running one hundred and
two feet 70 the dividing line between said lot and lot
ming south with the said dividing line twenty feet
seven and quarter inches. and thence running west
one hundred and two feet to the plac of beginning
gether with all the improvements ways, easements,
rights privileges and appurtenances the same be-
longing or in any wise apPertaining.
Terms: One. third cash balance in six twelve and
by deedo trust on premises sold; all cash. option
OF purchaser. Conveyancng and recording at pur-
chasers cost Adspos Of 500 required At sale. Terms
to be complied with in days. otherwise resale at
risk and Of defaulng purchaser after giving ave
days Of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, d. c.
je3-eo&ds ROBERT v. GOODMAN, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
. FUTURE DAYS

u
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. AucconeerN
Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE FRONTING ON X
STREET, BET NEEN FOUR-AHD-A-HAI AND
SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. JUNE THrRTEENrH. .. Ska
O'CLOCK p. NJ. We shan soil in front Of the Sfa
premises. parts Lots Nos 81 and So In square No. -
500. having IA feet front running back the depth
thereof. improved by two-story Frame Dwelling.
Terms made kncEn on day Of s.le.
9e6-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
THoS. J. FISHER CO.. Real Essaae Auctousers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE WEST END OF WASHINGTON, BEING
Nos. so. 500 AND 1881. ON TWENTIETH
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY authority Of deed of trust 30 me- dated on -
the 18th day Of March, A ID. 1882, and recorded in
hber No l00l, folio So Of the land records for the
District OF Columbia the undersigned trustee win offer
f1r enls e public sIction on SATURDAY. the SEW.
ENTEEIH DAY OF JUNE, A. ID. 1882, At FIVE
l20 and {2 in Shepherds subdiyion of lots
fourteen lA and fifteen 49, in Square No. 1o4 and at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, Lot twenty three,
rs, in Austn's subdivision of lots in Square No.
80. in the city Of Washington. ID. c., all I'M
proved with substantial brick honses Lots fourteen
and fifteen. in Square No. l04 viii be sold subject TO
deed OF trust Of s. 500 upon each, and Lot twenty
three IN Square No. w. subject to deed OF trust for
Terms Of sale: Cash. A deposit Of 800 win be re-
quired upon each lot at time of sale. Conveyancing
cost OF purchaser. Further particulars ct time of
sale.
1e6d&ds M. F. MORRIS, Trustee.