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Imported Green Seal, Imperial, Zinfandel Claret,
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DIVIDING THE TERRITORY.
%. II. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. q. PR. X.
TOWN LOTS FOR SAFE Or LEASE.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that II. WARREN
is my AUTHORIZED AGENT for the collection OF
outstanding accounts
CHAS. KEMLER.
Paradise. November l, 1883. n5.lm
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DUNCANSON BROS. Aucroneers.

LLEiAssEHoLD estate. Is I sTREET NoHTH t
sTRFfTs b 81 sSnrE FIFTH ANR SIX il
s SNHkS fx sTb ANP
bIISTK5CT Or GoLtMBIA; AND 4 THREE.
ROAD. in SAID DIsTKicT. AZ u Il AA
apr Go ss w Hq Es a S No s4o passed
front OF the respective premises at the times on the
terms hereafter stated the property described that
On THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY SIXTH 1888, at
Eve O'CLOCK p M part OF Lot No. 9. in square
street 30 feet Of the northeast Corner Of said lot
thence south feet thence 20 feet thence north
proved by four-story brick dwelling No. $40 street
O'CLOCK F. NJ part of Lot 30 5. in square No. 49, :
ana running thence north 81 feat inches thence east
feet inches thence north feet thence east feet
said lot thence east y feet inches thence south IS
feet los inches to street. tn west 26 feet ~
Se 1Hlld sai
,sss FIJI REH IS
District Of Columbia bounded as follows Beginning at
point on the south ne Of new road which. In 1861.
Little at point 20 and l6lOO Derches from it's inter
Of o Gs sa n
CHASED by William Little from BENZ o. and VIM. H.
running thenco Win the south line OF the
nrst mentioned road north 80 deerees 20 and u
IVu orches to the corner aforesaid thence with the
ess me i the last road south degrees
perches thence In straight line the beginning CON
hosc and other farm buildings. and being the sa me
tract conveyed by John A. Throckmorton TO William
Little trustee and by him to Geo. Burns by deeds re-
corded In hber rs. l8i. folio 261, and j. AS 222
September 80. 1861.
Also ON SAT URDAY. APRIL TWENTY EIGHTH
1873. Al FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, fhe pired term of
W yess lease dated August 1885, fsubject to pay
inene OF t240 annual ground rent and with privilege of
buying the Zee at any time during term for s. OOO) of
part OF of square 42i, beginning therefor point
on the esst line of sal lot 20 feet from the northeast
corner thereof and running thence south 40 feet
thence west bi feet TO an alley opening street
thence nortn with the east line Of said alley 40 feet
thence esst o. feet TO the beginning improved by two
story houses used stores Nos 93e and $50 It'll,
gether, ~
Terms: One-fourth cash. residue in equal payments
al SIX Twelve and Eighteen months with interest
per cent Ter annunI from day Of sale. all cash for
separate portion on confirmation Of SALE II desired.
conveYacing at purchasers II terms OF sale Are
not complied with in ten days from day of sale the
tee reserves tn. right TO resell the property on which
defauf has been MAIDS at the risk and cost of the de-
fanltng purchaser purchasers after i've days public
Washington. d. G. 49,
- GEO. W. COCHRAN, Trustee
NO. HIS Pennsy lyania avenue northwest
apli -eo&ds
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DIE

ADAMS. On Wednesday evening, April 18th. 1888
after lingering illness of consumption, LUCY LII n
ADAMS dangbter of the late Rev. T. Ii. Adams, a.,ed
eight years and three months.
He carries the young lambs In His bosom"
Funeral will take place from No 26l9 west stree,
Seorxetown Friday April Goth. Mt three O'Clock IA.
tend
18th of April, 1883. SAMUEL ARTHUR SON 81 Robert
and Emma Burrows. aged six years. six months and
seventeen days.
Church Tenieytown. Oh Friday evening. ApIil 10Th.
at half past O'clock ..
HEINDELI. On April 18TH 1888, shortly after 10
O'Clock D. m. JOHN H. HEINDEII. infant son Il
John T. and Jane + Heindell of Littlestown. Pa.
the residence of his aunt if06 Fourth street northwest
tilftesto~n papers please copy.1
JOHNSTON: In Georgetown n. O.. ON weinesia AZ
evening. April Is. 1888. MARCIA A. JOHNSTON
widow of the late John Il. Johnston and daughter u
Funeral Saturday. 2Ist instant at 4 o'clock n m
Dc ~.
McGLUE. On "Wednesday. April H. 1881 nj $50
O'Clock a. IN, CAROLINE CORNElIA, youngest daugh-
ter of James W. and Laura A Mc,ilue aged two years
uneral VIII take place from her Parents residence
No 1905 street northwest. Friday, April 10Th al
~ O'Clock m Relatives aud friends respectfully
invited TO attend.
baltimore sun please coTyl
McHUGH. On Wednesday. April Is 1888 at = 10
O'Clock M at his late residence, street between
sixth and Seventh streets southwest, CHARLES
McHUGH. native of County sligo. Ireland, in the
thirty seventh year Of his age
May he rest in peace "
Funeral from his home, at O'Clock. Friday morning.
Requiem Mass at St Domnic's Church, Mt y o'clock
Friends ard relatives cordially invited To attend
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The Star Route Trial.

Mr.. KER CONTINUES AFTER THE RECESS
Mr.. Ker continued his address after recess OK.
planning first the nature Of q conspiracy. In
describing the means and overt acts OF this con-
spiracy he described at some length the dealings
these defendants with false and fictitious petit
tons, which were intended to deceive the Post
master General and Congress- Another overt act
was the making Of false oatha OF the IS oaths
made on these routes 16 OF them had been
scratched and changed. They had seen these
petltions and these oaths. The wanton extrava-
gance and outrageous character OF the orders
based upon them would exclude any idea OF their
honesty. Referring to the statute OF lin itations,
ne said That the jury could find the defendants
the government had succeeded in proving one
overt act occurring after that date 1t was sum-
cdent.
Mr.. Ker was speaking when our report closed.
STAR ROUTE NOTES.
Mr. ker expects to occupy, altogether, about
nve days In his argument He viii be followed
by Mr.. Bliss Mr.. Merrick Is of opinion that the
arguments VIII consume @ month, which will
niake lhe toCai tlme taken up by the trial nearly
six months
THE UNION PACIFIC RAnwAr-The published
report that the Union Pacific Railway Company
WIN oe debarred from paying dividends on its
STOCK OF interest on Its bonds during the tendency
OF the contemplated government suit againsh &
10 determine the true meaning OF the term ''nec
and explicitly denied at the Department of Jus
ttce. ~ ~ VIZ
The INTERNATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONFERENCE
frois. Iroworidge. OF Cambridge, Mass, Roland,
OF Baltlmore, and Barker, Of Philadelphia, visited
the State department to-day to arrange details OF
tae electrical! experiments to be conducted on the
part or the united States With reference to che
lnternatlonal conference which Is to meet at
parls 10 Octooer next. It was arranged that Prof.
Roland should conduct the experiments with
references 10 determining the standard of electri-
cal resistance; Prof. Trowbrid0e the experiments
relating to atmospheric ELECTRICAL disturbances.
and Prof. Barker with reference to determtntnr
the standard Of light.
uSQuIEr RED MEM-In view OF the reported
resttessness among several of the Indian tribes,
tRe war department is making preparations to
sapp.ess any outbreak that may occur. Seven
Gus regiments In the department OF the Columbia.
New Mexico. Arizona and the Indian Territory.
bUsINEsS IN the departments was pretty we'll
suspended after two O'Clock this afternoon, as
most of the clerks were excused at that hour to
witness the unwilling OF the Henry statue.
REvocATlox-The Postmaster General has
revoked the decision placing the Portable Electric
IN TIE CoURT OF CLAIMS to-day the case of J.
O. Nixon against the United States was argued
and submitted. This ID claim for refund q m
terna! revenue TAI alleged to have been Illegally
collected.
SER0n DCN DxnsQu1 1sCn4xur.As today Pre-.
sented Nh CREDENTIALS % sne eecfeeary Of state
Is charge q a0airse Of tho Republic Of Uruguay.
u u
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4 WHALES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.
On THE NOkTHMEST CORNER OF NORTH
CAPITOL AND PIERCE STREETS NORTH
By virtue OF deed of trust dated the 9th day of
February. A D. 1878. recorded i'll Liber Nc. $685. Iii
TOTO o. one OF the land records for the District
Columbia. and at the written request Of the party Sc
cured thereby. the Undersigned viii sell. at public
TWENTY, 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the follow
ing des rbed real estate situate the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia tOwt: art of Lot numbered
twenty three CID. III Square numbered hundred and
twenty tbZo beginning for the at the southeast
corner OF said lot numbered three (23 and
street hundred and nineteen Q19] feet three 3j
inches; thence west seventy f70) feet thence north
eighteen ~ feet: thence west twenty-five (22) feet
th ,ce south twenty-five CID feet thence east (2
feet thence south hundred and fifteen lh three
t inches and thence east with the north line of Pierce
ing the north eighteen s feet three 80 inches front by
the depth Of seventy t7O} feet, tgeher with the i'm
prOvements. consisting Of large dou bic frame
house and frame stable, sc.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, and the residue in
SIX twelve and eighteen months, for which the of
the purchaser bearing interest at the rate of six
cent per annum. payable semi annually. and secured
by deed Of trust on the property will DO TAKEN all
Cash at option of the purchaser 500 deposit required
Al the time OF SALE and all conyeyancnz and recording
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in
seven days from day of SALE the property will be
sd at the risk and cost OF the deaultin purchaser
slter hye days Advertisement All claims for damages
by reason Of change of grades in North Capitol street
are reserved to the estate of John G. Waters.
GEORGE TRUESDELL.f ,.-
EUGENE CARUSI. ITustses
j. T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer. ap7-eo6ds
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TeIexraphic Briefs.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 19-Virsnia o. consolidated.
s6H; new 10 400. SO; new So. 53A bid to day.
TO- Flour quiet and steat ~. wheat-southern higher
western irmer and dull southern red l. lsal. a. do
1;;2oasal.2 9N; May oa;2i9.a1. 215s; June. 152S
western. firm and dull southern white. .A 90 Cos
sst; DO yelloys s5aeS western mixed
steamer, 62a62h. Oats quiet and steady-southern,
52a56: western white. 54a56: do. mixed. 5la53
Pennsylvania. o2n56. Rye quiet 68a7U. Hay firm and
unchanged Provisions steady aud quiet Butter dull
western packed, l7a23; roll, 14al8. Eggs weak II.
binary to fair, s'4a1o sugar dulIA soft 81 cope,
refined quiet lSaiSA Whisky steady. .l6xal T.
barrels so Wheat ~ 600 .bSshss
o0o 90 bushels Sales-wheat, 229. 600 bushels; corn.
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EHANCFPY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
NAND UNi2EPROyI ID REAL ESTATE AT THE
INTERSECTION OF J. STREET NORTHW ST
AND PENN ~ILVANIA AYE NUE., KNOWN AS
No 25oS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OPPOSI rE
THk COLUMBIA HOSPITAL. IMPROVED BY A
TIE COACH FACTORY OF JOH., PAYNE'S
Sons
BY rtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the -,
District 4 Columbia, hOlibg Equity Court in -
cause wherein Virginia F. Payne and others
a are so,npis;nan's aud Mihaw t. pa PAYNE and
q, passed on the 10Th day Of March.
1883. tn undersigned trustees will sell public aic-
nof In front OF the premises. to the highest bidder
on FRIDAY, APRIL 1WINTI -SEyEN, 1888, al
FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following described real
estate, situate in the city Washington. OF
tl3l. ia square numbered fifteen u.s.. improved by
twost0ry brick building known the Coach factory of
John iayies said original lot fronting about 9S
feet OH J. street and PcEnsy lvanla to 80 foot
alley. having - foot alley the and con-
talnlnE about =. SS2 square feet of ground.
he terms OF SALE prescribed by said decree
HE purchase money 10 he aid in equal instanens Of
one third III cash. and tn. Balance and years
N equa payments, from the day of ssle. the whole
Bear interest from the day Of sale and the sad deferred
Payments to lie secured ty the notes of the purchaser
with de- Of trust property sold or
thereof ~ The court. deIosit of $3.50 Will be required
az time ~ sac. AL convey ing and ting All
chasers cost III the to of sale not complied
with WITHIN one week from sale the Trustees
me rH1; u resell the property without further notice at
EDWARD II, THOMAS,
Office 9l6 street N W. I r.
GLEN W. COOPER, trustees
Az 5th street
aplb-dSds J. I. COLDWELI., Auct.
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News Briefs.

Louis Michel has been committed for trial at the
next Paris aSSfzeS on charge OF melting to riot
VIM. H. Gartley, Geo. p. Blow, F. T. Sutton and
VIM. L. Emmett, cadets OF the class OF $780, have
reported their arrival at Annapolis for nnal ex-
animation, between May Is and June ], before the
academic board.
Mr. Osmond Tearle, the English actor at present
performing at Wallack's, New York. Is being sued
by hts wife, Mrs. Mary Alice Tearle, for absolute
divorce. The New York supreme court yesterday
her counsel and $500 for her travelling expenses.
Herman Ru q, OF New York was attacked with
Qelirlum tremens yesterday, and ran through
Blocker street shouting that he wanted to Kill
President Arthur. He was arrested.
A twO-year-old daughter OF James Batkins, Of
Richmond. was run over by passing wagon yes
terday and instantly killed.
The Duiiy Rerfetc, the readjuster organ of Nor
folk, Va, has suspended publication
Another raid was made on the gambling houses
IN New York city last evening and seven were
visited The furniture was seized, but no arrests
were made.
James Evans. who was assaulted at Petersburg,
Va. Saturday night, by Marshall @, Kobinette,
died yesterday from his injuries
The Hrst veteran organization OF ex-confederate
soldiers was perfected In Richmond last night by
the election or Capt. Chas. N. Williams as COM
mander. The name adopted Is the r E Lee
Camp, No. I, of Southern Veterans
In preparing land for cultivation the farmers
living near the battlefield OF Seven Pines have re-
Gently unearthed thirty-nve skeletons OF conrede-
rate soldiers
Lord O'Neiil, OF England, is dead.
the Defiance Club of Philadelphia at Newington
park yesterday.
The great bridge over East river connecting
New York and Brooklyn, Is to he opened on the
S4t9 Of MAY with te elaborate ceremonies
venson was instantly killed BY his brother, Rich
ard Stevens on with an axe.
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The Few 4 c~burv pmxcSss~~ss~.
GOV. BUrIERs TILT WITH TUE CHAIRMAN or I'M
COMMITTEE


COMMITTEE
During the Investigation OF the Tewkespury
al'ashouse at Boston yesterday, the Chairman
or the committee said that Gov Buffers remart
that another 10 vote would hand this com.
mittee down as another committee was handed
down 10 the country by It's 20 Z vote was highly
improper, and he hoped no more polltical aim
sions would be made by any OF the counsel the
governor said he al little respect FOR the chair
mans opinion the latter had for hts and he had
no respect for the chairmar's decisions
THK GOVERNOR DEPENDS HIS WITNESSES
The witness at The examination yesterday MARY
4 Bowers, formerly an inmate and mother OF
child born out or wedlock, testified that rats were
all over the place. One consumptive was unable
70 call for help ana her feet were badly bitten.
This happened every night until she died The
closets and everything were llthy. but when WIS.,
itors were expected things were cleaned. Mr..
Brown attacked the character OF the witnesses
and Gov Butler said he did not propose SIT stil
ana allow hts witnesses 10 be maligned He
asked the committee not 10 allow H. Some of
their daug hters he said might 10y chance come 10
this hell upon earth. Loud applause from tina
spectators followed
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WIN. p. YOUNG, Real Estate Auctioneer.

WIN. P. YOUNG, Real Estate Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FOUR AND QUARTER
ACRES, BETWEEN SEVENTH STREET ROAD
AND PINEY BRANCH.
BY virtue of duly recorded deed Of trust winaAes
sell at public sale on the premises, at FOUk*s8$
AND A-HALF O'CLOCK, ON MONDAY, APRIL%A
IhlkTlETH. A. D. 1888. Lot No. B., containing 4
acres rood "a perches designated the plan
OF the west part of Bodsworth, in Washington coun-
ty. DC, made for Benjamin Sunny. which is duly Of
record in the land records of WASHINGTON county, G.
lot lies between It'll street road and Piney Branch
ABOUT nve minutes walk from end Of It'll street
plat will be exhibited at the sale.
II rms: One third cash. and the remainder in one
ana two years, ats per cent 500 deposit. Convey
snclnE at Iurchaser's cost If terms should not be
cost of defaut1ng purchaser
apl9. 81, "a, % WM S. THOMPSON. Trustee
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The deadlock In the Illinois house OF repre-
sentauves continues IL requires "a members 20
constitute quorum ard owing 10 the pairing OF
members and the detection or Mr. Rook who re-
fuses 10 vote. the republicans are only able 60
muster IS Mt roll-calL
The bill 10 prevent railroads from charging pro-
poriioDately more Tor carrying local freight than
through freight, which passed the Connecticut
house or representatives was defeated yesterday
In the senate by vote or Is tot
Ihe pennsylvania senate yesterday passed a
bill making general election day legal holiday,
also a bill preventing the consolidation OF COM
peting pipe lines for the transportation az oil
The municipal election at Newport, r. l., yes
terday resulted in the reelection or Mayor Robert
s. Franklin, republican, 10y Isl majority over
Slocum, democrat
Congressman Perry Belmont says the talk OF
nominating Gov. Butler for the presidency Is
'mere newspaper pleasantly"
SENATOR DON CAMERoN's PURCuAsE-A special
20 the Philadelphia Press from II lrrisburg saws:
The Lochfel colling mill property, with the ex-
cept0n or the furnace, has been sold TO senator
Don Cameron for tI000 o0 IL Il said that the pur.
chase was made for the Harrisburg and Western
railroad, on which 10 establish the shops OF tho
company.
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Police ReOrgamizaii0n.
CHANQES T0nAY

The Commissioners to-day approved the recon-
mendatton OF Major Dye that Acting Sergeant
James E Hefner be promoted to sergeant vice
Edwin Pierce, reduced, and that Edward J. Duvall
private he promoted to acting sergeant vice Hef-
ner, promoted, and that Private VIM. F. MARI be
mounted, vice Alder, dismissed, and Private Thos
Auldridge be dismounted st his own request
The Commissioners to-day approved applications
for appointment OF the following persons as pri-
Yates on the Metropolitan police force as follows:
Walter F. Appleby, w lillian F. Faivey, Ernest A.
Penny, Matthew Mallory, L b Hathaway, limo
thy Nngent, Thos- j. Anderson, ". F. CasselI and
John T. Cox
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M FOLEY. Auctioneer.

IA FOLEY. Auctioneer.
VIII sell. commencing THURSDAY MORNING
APRIL WELFIH, AT HaIF-PAST TEN O'CI OCK
the stock Of Dry Goods at 908 TIA street. consisting
VIII GOODS.
SILKS. DRESS GOODS. TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS,
PURE LINEN sHEETINGs, HOSIERY, UNDER
WEAR
MEMS WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, GOSsAMER RUB
Der COATS
FLANNEIS. CASSIMERFS, AND A COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT Or DESIRABLE DOMESTIC
GOODS.
Ladies will please attend this SALE the proprietor Is
Oct ruined to SCI every art Gle to the highest bidder for
CASH
NJ. FOLEY, Auctloneer
YD31-Im. glyS 7fh streat pcrtbwast
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- UEU. W. COCHRAN, Trustee,
No. Ills Pennsylyania avenue northwest
apli -eoSiS
( ,HANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
~ SIDE OF NINTH STREET, THIRD LOT SOUTH
FROM THE CORNER OF STREET NORTH

WEST,
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia. passed on the ID day off
deriened Trustees viii sell to the highest bidder At
Rub W "a auction on TU ESDAY, fhe TWENTY-FOURTH
in front Of the premises Lot bered fifty three
ls31 IN square numbered three hundred and sixty.
Columbia. improved by two frame fenements, mum
bered 1928 and 1880 9th street northwest.
Terms of sale, prescribed by decree: One third of
the purchase money cash. and the residue two equal
nstalmens. payable at st1 aud twelve mouths, with
interest NJ six per cent per anbum from date Of sale
deposit Of 100 required at time Of sale: II terms
not compiled with In ten days from date Of sale the
trustees the right resell the property 1t the
risk and coet Of defaulting purchaser.
JAMES II. SMITH,
LIE Drodt Building, [ r,.,...
q. B. LIE NIS, A1"s0oS'
DUNCANsoN BROS. xucts. spIo d&ds
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TRUSTEES GS ,, SALE OF LOT on FIRST SIRE. T

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON FIRST SIRE. T
EAST. BETWEEN D AND NORTH CAROLINA
AVENUE SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated April 18th. Ss
land records Of the District Of Columbia viii se-
FIFTH RTRp 6a9 az p Gn iss ne
In front Of the premises. the following described
re esate situate In the city Of Washington District
Of Columbia, and known and described as the south
eny iees front oy the depth Of lot nubeEsd seyen
III: "a square numbered seven hundred and thirty
ioor ISal. together With al the improysmenh ways
&C. 70 me same belonging or In anywise
Terms; One-third cash; balance In six and twelve
notes 70 bear interest aud to be secured by deed
consyna Co. ct PURCHASERS cos Terms TO Do
and cost Of defsutng pa,rcas:r s5tr an Ssz1 puhc
c1e1 resole. pus9ished IN Soma neaspsper In
apA-eodSds O. n. SMITH, Trustee,
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VINHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO AND
HALF STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
On STREET NEAR NINETEENTH NORTH

TRUSTEES TTg SAKE OF ,4c pEsIRABLE Two AND
WEST, NO. 1897.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Anna NJ Rein *,
muth dated the first day OF December. A. D. eixh E:a
teen hundred and seyenty-fve. and recorded In saa
ber No. SIG. folio 81 Of the Land records of the
District of Columbia the subscribers will sell to the
hlgest and best bidder in front of til, premises on
THURSDAY. the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF APRIL.
A D. 1889. Al HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE
astx premises situate. lying and being in the
Coiumbis known and desipnated upon
the ground plat plan Of said city part Of lot
Dered seven ca, in square numbered hundred and
seven GOD: Begtnutng for the at the southeast
corner OF said lot and running thence along the
ne OF north street twenty 20 feet thence north
the north or rear line of said lot thence wenty20
feet the east line OF said lot thence south along said
east line to the place OF beginning together with an and
trust mentioned. ~ W
Terms Of sale third OF the purchase money To he
paid in cash.of which two huadred t2O0) dollars must
from date of SALE with interest at rats Oh six per
centun per annu. payable semi annually for which
the purchaser must give notes, secured by deed of
trust with covenant Of insurance and taxes on the
p enises sold all cash, at the purchasers option
II the terms OF sale not complied with within five
days from the day Of SALE the trustees the right
to resell the property on I'VE days public notice in the
in default All convey ancng aud recording at the
Of the purchaser.
ANTHONY HYDE, Trustee
ap17-dkds DAVID RICTENHOUSE, Trustee.