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" Forty-three deaths from yellow fever occurred at
Col Elan, the wounded duelist Is able In vatr
about his room.
Archbishop Lynch, OF Toronto Ont, has issued
the see under his control
Yesterday George Ayres, a wealthy farmer OF
Brown county, Ohio. shot and killed his grandson,
Was burned up In the building. He was insane
Hon. John Dennisen Baldwin, senior editor ana
proprietor OF the Worcester (Mass) Spu and ex-
memper OF Congress, died suddenly yesterday,
aged "a years.
In consequence of the tone of Cardinal Jacobnis
last note the Prussian government VIII expect the
vatican TO make the next advances.
The French cabinet viii send a note To Earl
Great Britain OF the New Hebrides N'''" "
LukertOrt, The chess champion, has declined the
c9aIienge Q, steinez to play for the championship
AT socialist meeting. held In MarseilIes France.
yesUeroay a resolution WAS adopted to murder the
Jurymen who convicted Louise Michel
AT the Sligo AsSiZs In Ireland Saturday
hogerson, Ianzy, Kelly and Haughton, implicated
IA IN ,ne murder conspiracy, were found guilty. Sem
The colored man who is suspected or firing the
state almShouse at Bridgewater, Mass was an.
ie at Abingdon yesterday. His name is Gil
large number OF pilgrims for Notre Dame de
Lourdes ana the Eternal City sailed from Quebec
In the steamer oregon Saturday.
Az meeting or the New York Central Labor
Union, held yesterday, resolutions were adopted
Conforming the action OF Gov. Bristow, OF Yer
mont In sending the militia TO Ely, and denounc-
Ing the Vermont Copper Company for its failure TO
pay the miners their wages
john d. Drew. under arrest In Boston, Mass on
charge OF stealing 5000 worth OF furs from
moore, sinith Co, MS employers, has. II is said
nre IN the nrm's building on the evening OF June
~ which caused a loss OF IS 600
Raphael Bravo was stabbed twice In the side and
once In the thigh In New York last evening by
SAVING Simini His Injuries are fatal Both men
are Italians
A dispatch from Biloxi to the New Orleans Times.
DesnOcTdt says: norwegian bark " ga. previously
reported on Mobile has arrived at the Ship Island
quarantine station with four cases OF yellow fever
on board" ~
The barn OF Richard Barnehouse, residing near
HIen, montgomery county, Nd, was struck by
with valuable horse and lot OF hay
mailman caused much excitement I'm a Des
MONIES tiowa) hotel He assaulted two persons
broke furniture and crockery and finally shot him.
sell IN the head and leg. Ii is thought he NAV
recover ~
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Killed by Tasxed Wan

PARTICULARS oF THE COLORADO TRAGEDY
telegram from Denver, Col. saws: From the
multitude OF conflicting reports concerning the
Grand county tragedy the following story OF the
night Is selected as probably the true one.
baENey Day, + r. Weber and ID. j. Dean LETT
MIS- foungs boarding-house for town. When
ABOUT twenty-five PAGES from the house and pass
ing place noted for it's pines and rocks webber
waking thirty steps behind Dean and Day four
masked men Jumped out from behind the rocks
ana pines and shot Weber In the back lust above
me hlps, the ball passing through the body wep-
Der cried out al am shot" and ran toward Day
and Dean, and fell before them The leader OF the
masked men-a man named Mlis-then
sprang upon Dean, knocking him down md
rounding him over the head with a gun pay
then drew a revolver and shot Mills behind the
ear. The powder from the pistol burnt HIS hair
NILS Tell on top OF Dean. As soon as Day shot tha
man he ran back towards Mrs. Young's Ice house.
Some or the masked men came up behind Dar
when the latter shot at,and II is believed wounded
him. AT that moment a shot from behind struck
Day, the ball passing through his heart He ran
nfteen steps and Tell dead IN the path Webher
was unconscious after falling aud died about mid
night His last words were: "Pour some water
on my wounds Webber's and Days bodies were
taken 10 Webbers ranch. from which place Days
Dody was conveyed 90 the Springs, where IL will
be buried Mills win be buried at Grand Lake
Dean Is at Grand Lake alive at last accounts q
Martin and William Redmon, supposed TO he of
the attacking party, have thus far eluded arrest
The latter Is beyond doubt dangerously wounded
Shefin Razor, OF Grand county, is at Grand Lake
and arrests are expected.
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III En-

go SooN Fell asieepi in Jesus: on Sunday. July sh
sss seS an the youngest Chi Of J. W. and NJ A
po snns s v will Es Place Tuesday sf.r
KelaSes and friend isd 81 aas
family respectfully invited 10 attend.
9th sss from Depsd this life st 7os July
NER, beloved and truly devoted wife c. Clint N
G Gar IN OF Washington DC. aged 81 years. nts
o. Funeral win take place at ST. Barnabas church.
H Han 80 O'Clock D. m. July Z. 1888,
tE Ed HAMMEksLEf, of paralysis. ased sixty
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
Reminies Church Tuesday igornng 20 O'Clock
and Richmond papers please copy.l
se aNGLE On July 9th. 1883. HENRY INGIE. aged
Funeral services at his late residence 100 stree.
Invited interment at adop 'I Prk so sds nse
more.
h.A IT Ssl,,x On sunasy July 49, after or
koatinE sevenheth year Of her as se 'A'e "e0
Funeral from The residence OF her law Law
mass at St Pstrick's church At 8 O'Clock d"'s'A
denoe Of Chsres Keefer SIG Second e street
southeast Mrs. BARBARA MARTHA KEEPER. aged
Interment pr vate
LEWIS. On Saturday. July eth. 1888. at O'Clock a.
MARGARET LEwIs AGED nifty six ss Years. Seicssd
Funeral with requiem MACS at st. Dominics church.
Tuesday morning July 10TH O'clock Friends and
acQuantances are invited IL attend.
Long. On Sunday, July g. 1883. PERCY BEL.
FlED twin brother Of Frank ~. and son VI i.esse r.
and Pauline c. Long. aged ten month";
FUNERAL VIII take place from his parents residence
no 600 Maryland avenue southwest. at two
O'Clock y. m.
McCLERMUNT. FRANK w. SOMMERA only and
lie owed son OF Mrs Z. W. McClermon at 10 O'clock
e. NJ Sunday. July 8. lsSa IN the twenty ighth yeas
of his
Funeral VIII take place from the home of his grsnd
iather John fetbone, ESQ. Notice of funeral here
MoELwEE. On Sunday July sth 1889 WILLIAM
A. eldest son OF James and Jane McElwee In the
teenth year Of
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No. i4a3
street NJ 80 O'Clock tuesday, 10th inst. Relatives
ana TRENDS are respectfully invited to attend
MCMAHON. On Sunday. July the 9th, 1885, be-
tween ~ and O'Clock. Mrs. CATHERINE MONA
hON. aged % years and months.
~, 9neral viii take place from her late residence
III adensburg road, Mount Olyet Cemetery on
tuesday. July the 10TH at III O'clock a. M Reatiyes
and friends are respectfully invited.
WHiTEMoRE. On July 9Th. 1888. ut ten o'caock p.
M. LANES HIRAM, infant son of James H. and sarah
l.; Whitemore. aged one month and twelve days
funeral VII take place from his parents residence
No. 499 street southwest to-day at 80 O'Clock p M
.YtATMAN. At Foster Hall. Prince William county
Va, az go O'Clock Saturday, July Sth 1854
MAhf w. daughter Of John H. aud sarah j. Yeatlnan.
aged twenty-seyen years.
he remains will be brought to the residence Of her
brother 2O7 18th street southwest Funeral from First
BaPlst Church. Tuesday. Jdly 10Th. Ii O'Clock q m.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
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From the New York Herald. TO- dsy.

From the New York Herald. to-day.
There were 2,Se9 immigrants landed nj Castle
Garden yesterday from four European steamers
The Britannia, from Liverpool, had b2l Irish.
Engi ish and Scotch: the City OF Paris, from the
same port. had 4S3. of about the same natlonali.
ties the Elbe, from Bremen, had 500 Germans and
the Egypt from Liverpool, had 5ss mainly from
ireland Among the Egypt's passengers were nvg
irish families, twenty-siN persons IN ALL who had
come aboard at Queenstown and who had been
assisted TO emgrate by the Poor Law Guardians
Iney were permitted 10 land, but will be de-
Sestlgated by the commissioners OF emigration
1hree or the Egypt's families were from Kerry
ahu TWO from Roscommon. One family had come
from the work house; but the husband and wife
SAID they were able and willing 10 work for liv-
ing II they could get an opportunity. IL Is not
likely that they VIII be sent back. They all
Claimed To have friends and relatives In this
country who had promised 20 assist them.
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Rftualisna in Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 9-The Episcopal church contro-
versy which has grown out or the high church
tendencies OF Arthur Richie, pastor OF the Church
draw out letter OF protest from the bishop OF this
uiocese, had another sensational feature added TO
IL Yesterday. Rector Richie at the morning SER
vice announced that at the conclusion of the
service requiem mass would be said for the soul
OF Daniel Fountain, who was drowned In Lake
Mich gan In the latter part OF May The announce
ment OF the requiem mass was apparently such a
pronounced step toward RomaniSm as TO cause
even the parlShlonerS OF the Church OF the AScen-
sion 10 reDel VINO had hitherto stood by the pastor
ana ohe-h,lf the congregation left church. In
Inc me meantlnie: at the request OF the widow OF
Daniel Fountain, the celebration OF the mass has
been postponed for few days. It Is believed now
That the bishop Will be compelled to order the trial
OF the pastor for Infringement OF the church rules
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RAILROADS.

,d TIE sEEH. sS WE hSs s99HErHwrsr,
4 firsgf m fsSsSHs
Trans iEAvE WASHINGTON. FROM STATION CORNER
Fer and sfR 1 w sFsntf seso 2as
tig 2; 40, e a.; daily WITH sleelns Cars from
d-y. VIII Ia Pittsbn1 1si aud incin-
rSf his% eol,necs s1eert SATURDAYS for Chea-
sleepirc CIR f1ttsfury 70 chicago Mail fIpres s.
& ee Sl tr w aatr s,a ap % th The Nss with
f -. AND P,'11MAC RAILROAD.
20" P n. dsy. excep: Saturday. with Palace Cars
Ssshi stoH to CaI:Iliaigua, and Harrisburg to
For wiiann l'ort. Lock Haven and Ehnlra. at $50
1oz He~ isfk ana the 5sst 500 a. n. TO- .ca. M.
20 20 30 ard 1890 2; m. On SUNDAY. 4 30.
Csr m DALI e1c eitf sunday I'D yinAn
kos ~ - without change l30 T. L. eve-y week day.
Fer B-,.klyn. \ y, All through ms connect at
IN &C: transfer to Fil. street avoiag o.ble
TT aer..>S o Sew Ycrk Clty;
is4 oG United Ii r1,re.s $50 r. ss1 o and
Ter Balm. 49, 90 sso 50, 1910 a. m. and
"a - "assy. 80. IL 40 a. 4:2o. $40. T:36
Fer e. rex Like. 6:4p and 40 p un daily,
For aIi.srolls. Gao and 4;4o PM daily. e1cep.
AL,wN ,% 4 4HP [EppRER,GksBURG RAIL:
EAI!.k0 J..
For Alsaaira. 80 20 go IL 90 and IL 80 a. H..
: Do. ara. 80. G:2D. and IL 80 u m I'm
- Sanday a, $50 30. II no Il. ~. SEQ p. M.
10; Lac h':-; nd and the South ESQ and III 100 Am
., CallE. nd 100 ID M daily. except Sunday.
1fsiha axe AtvxaiCiria for Washington. 500 500
iO:CS sEd lO:2J - H.; 12J1 3 90, 3:2T. $40 Ton
snI9 - p ~. and IL 900 mdnlg hit TN Sunday at
: tr- a d 1905 a. IN :U0 and 9 10 pm
Tckets and Information at the nfce northeast COR
Ie ~ 18Th street ana Pennsy avenue ard ut the
station. WI. orders lie eft check ing OF
fegEagc 70 Gtst I@tiCn from hotels and residences
r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
r. III. iyQ
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Another Dull Day in Walt Street.
READS II M,Ixp1,,, prIcrS Szoc.-s

NEW YORK, July 9.-The Posts financial arti-
Monday morning hour of II O'Clock, DUH and rather
weak from neglect. The bears took advantage of
the opportunity to hammer prices, the room
traders following in the movement The &C
knowledged prominent bulls seemed to make no
effort to maintain the prices OF even their special
stocks. and are probably willing enough to
let the bears sell enough TO get out O
considerable short interest, which can be
made the means of giving prices an upward turn
later In the week. Aside from these there was no
news and no new feature OF any kind to cause q
decline IN prices. The result OF the forenoon's
trading was decline or Is to Y, the latter on Dem
tionaby weak, and declined 3 per cent from the
last price OF Saturday. but recovered per cent.
me extreme decline at about IL 80 greater on
the general list than the above. After IL 80 the
market Was flrmer and there was an improvement
OF TO Is, leaving the net decline as above. Money
continues abundant, and call loans On stock col
lateralS were made at 2H per cent
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TNHOS. BOWLING, Auctoneer.
ThUSTEE'S Sal OF IMPROVED REAL PROP

ThUSTEE'S Sal OF IMPROVED REAL PROP
EkTY ON SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
N pursuance of deed of trust bearn, date the1a
1oth day OF August, 1882, and recorded in Iiber $
number l0l4. folio 252, and by direction OF them
part. secured thereby shall sell at public auction. in
TENTH, at II AIF-PAST SIX p. M, all that certain
Pl &c or arce OF ground and premises embraced and
described In the lnetes and bounds following: Bein-
nlnE ior the same on 9TH street east at point fet
fquare No. 800 thence running east Sc feet; thence
south feet inches; thence Sc feet; thence south
fe and inches; thence west 112 feet the line of 9th
street, thence north along the line said 9th street to
the place OF beginning, improved by twOstory Frame
Dwelling House.
Terms Of sale are: One-half Of the purchase money
IN cash and the rrsdue in two equal nstanents, pay
able resp ctively in nine and eighteen months after
the day of sale with interest If the sale shall
not be compiled with in six days afes the day of sale
TIE risk and cost of the first purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost.
jy9-d&ds r. X ELLIOT Trlstaa
1HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED P .OPERTY
~ kNOMN AS No. 1874 TWELFTH STREET
, NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
by virtue or decree OF the Supreme Court of thee,
District g Columbia passed on the 7th day Of July.
at public auction. on FRIDAY. JULY TWENTY, 1883,
at ,!A O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of the premises sub
Lot thirteen. 3 according to Davidson's subdivision
OF lots ed one d. two e. eight go and nine co.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash. aud the balance in two equal install nents paya
Die in one and two years from the day of SALE with in
tere the deferred payments to be secured by deed
trust on the property Sold all cash. option of the
Rnrchsser deposit Of 800 will be required at the
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts jySdEds
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sIR HARRY PARKEs-LOwER PRICES FOR TEAS-
OVERWHELMINGLY BANQUET, ETC

SIR HARRY PARKEs-LOwBR PRICES FOR TEAS-
SHIPWRECK-CHoLERA-A BANQUET, ETC,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, July 9.-The steamer Con.
nc, which arrived here last evening from Hong
Kong and Yokohama brings the following dates:
presented with a souvenir previous to his de-
partnre from Japan to China. He states that he
Will leave about July 18th.
The tea adulteratlon act has lowered the prices
OF that commodity. This in conjunction with the
expected shortage In the silk crop, has caused
depression in business
Inc Mitzu Bishi company steamer Sumida Maru
was wrecked near Nagasdkl, June 14th, and Is q
total loss. No lives were lost.
HONG KONG, June 6.-Cholera Is prevalent at
shanghai. The British man-Of-war Aud iciOuS
which grounded near Shanghai. was subsequently
n0ated Two floating batteries have been con-
structed at Shanghai by the Chinese government.
Advlces from Corea state that the king rendered
banquet to u. s. Minister Foote. The Tientsin
war party are disappointed at the advices from
Ii Hung Chang regarding the war.
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JUDGE SMELL ON TIE QUESTION.
colored youth, named James Hill, was tried
before Judge Smell this afternoon on three
charges, two OF which were for assaulting Oficers
Bandford and Falvey, OF the Capitol Hill station.
They testified that they arrested the defendant
Saturday night for disorderly conduct on the
street, and he resisted and bit them on the hands,
ana tore Oh their badges and uniforms. The de-
fendant claimed that he was assaulted by the OIL
GERS unnecessarily, and showed some wounds. Mr..
on our District, but there were exceptional cases.
The beating OF this defendant by the officers was
q shame and disgrace to humanity. These men
ought to be punished and rebuked for their mis-
use OF power. Prosecuting Attorney Moore, In re-
ply, refer red to remark of Mr.. Smith about the
rights and protection OF citizens, and said the best
protection OF the lawaDiding citizen is In protect
Ing the Officers when they are simply and properly
doing their duty. Judga Smell said 1t Is the duty
of party when arrested by an officer to 20 with
the officer. 1t does not lie, and never did or never
on the spot and then come to this court and ex-
pect sympathy. for he would never get it. An OIL
Ger has no right to use his club Just because the
prisoner holds back and refuses to 60 He can
only use 1t when he is defending himself or is in
bodily fear. II the officer thinks, in his Judgment
that he should put his nlppar on the prisoner, he
can do IT; but II there is an any undue violence
used the injured party can get redress from the
proper authorities. 81 have on many occasions, I"
GERS do not seem TO have done anything but their
duty. 1t Is shown that the defendant found 1t
necessary to bite both officers, and bite from q
madmln Is nearly as dangerous as bite from q
rabid dog" fine OF 81 was imposed in each case
or assault, and S for the d1sOrderly conduct
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ASSISTED IMMIGRANTS COMING THROUGH CANADA.
Special Agent Howell. now at Plattsburg, N. Y,
has called the attention of the Treasury depart
m m to the large number OF Immigrants arriving
them are almost destitute, having neither money
nor friends, and are too feeble by reason OF age or
innrmity to support themselves He says that
most OF this class are paupers who have been as
sisted IN procuring passage and are ticketed to
The special agent is informed that q persons who
had left Ireland only 20 days before were found
helpless and starving in the streets Of Buffalo, n
house on the 26th OF Juna All OF these people
come into the United States via Canada The
Great Britain make very low rates for this class OF
Immigrants nom Ireland TO Canada He says he
Is also informed that large number Of estate
Limerick. ireland, on the next Allan steamer and
are 70 % cont at once nom Canada into the United
StaseA Il u stated ct the Treasury department
taon through Canadian territory.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

THE MOST COMPLETE SEWING MACHIN" Es-
l. SHMENT THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
we have ca always on hand ATTACHMENT PARTS
and r EDLES for any machine made; also, q
complete stock OF frst-ciass SEWING MACHINES,
riEAIIkG BOARDS. TRACING WHEELS andevery
thing that is required for the proper working of
machines Our Repairing Depa tnent is the most COM
Pete in the city having facilities for repairing ali kinds
OF sewing machines at short notice lowest prices
a. work warranted Good machines for rent. The New
machine ever made Call and it. orders by mail
promptly attended to at OPPENHEIMEK'S,
Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
To 9Th street. St Cloud Building.
taSllOO6. 1e0
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
fifHUS- J. FISHER & CO.,
Auctionee-s. 1924 street n. w.

vALUsB!E IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED
RAJ. ESTATE. KNOWN AS THE PROPERTY
CO TIE CITIZENS BUILDING COMPANY, AT
AtD4IGS. -
HE unders Rned committee. elected by thee,
stochlioii.s IF the Citizens Building Company.
Tor tn rpOse Of selling the real eszte belonging 81
10 sad Company. Eerety not fy the public that they
VII Sell Al ptbc auct en- IL front of the premises.
NONDAY JULY kINI u. 1888. commencing at FIVE
CCIOt n l. NJ in slug OF, win privilege OF
fronts. the north half of square No 3G3 dived into
forSEEe (49) building i,t fronting Ninth street
stress and trench street also fifteen lott. fronting
street, between Ninth and eHth streets northwest:
also I'll HeIt tno-oTJ, modern st brick houses
90 92s 2 4. ?St and % trench street. in said
square
Terms of sale; Cne:ourth Of the purchase money to
be paid ill Gas and the iaance thr,e equal install
nens ~ one. two and three years, vita the
T. T. OF SIX cent payable seni-annually
$50 to DO del osited each lot at the of sale Con-
vey 1HcInR ut cost Of pit rchaser.
fu lI.forEat!o1 as to property re o,,tsned and
pat OF square seen oy APPLYING at the Office of A. +.
Fox No. 800 + rect northwest
WM HENRY BROWNE
"A. u. VIVIAN,
GRO. ". DYER.
&. !. KIMBALI.
ALBEIT L. FOX,
1e3D- eo!-ds Ccrpu1iffee
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

DuTuMAC RIVER LANDI>GS STEAMER
Il THOMPSON leaves sixth-street Wharf MON
DAYS. z g. H.. gong far as Bears Nomini
Currioman. Howard Coburn and Stones; returning
TUESDAY, making all river landings
WEDNESDAY,, z q. M. Lancaster, Bluff Point
Beali's NomIni. Abelrs and Leonardtown; returning
THURSDAY, making all river landings.
FRIDAY, q. M, Currioman, Howard. Coburn
Abels, stones and Lecnardtown; returning SATIJR-
Day making all river landings.
Fare, each way. 25 cents. ie29
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BROS, Auctioneers.

1RUsTEFs' SALE OF THREE TWO STORY AND
BASEMtNT BRICK HOUSE, ON FIFTH
STGK sEE;T;,,; BETWEEN l. And NJ sTKNE S
NrSSRIHWEHI; BEING HOUSES Nos. hot, ll09
AND iii FIFTH STREET.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in liber al
no VII folio 459, ct seQ, Of the land records for l
the district Of Columbia and at the request &
RsFtS secured we vii sell on ERlDAY the THIR
NJ in front of the all that piece or parcel
OF ground and premises situated. lying and being in
the city Of Wsshil gton. in the Disr ct Columba
ana known and distinguished tie north half lot
ten lo) III square ve hundred and fourteen (5I4
gether with all the i'm, rovements. ways. easements
rights privileges and appurtenances thereto
or IN any manner appertaining The improvements
consist OF three two-story and basement brick ell
ihss each fronting liz g. ~ ieet less, and will
be sold separately. ~
Terms: third cash. balance in equal instalments
at one ana tw years. notes to bear six per interest
paSa seml-annually and to be secured by deed of
trust on premises sOd all cash. option Of purcha-
ST. deposit Of 800 required each piece at time
OF SAFE CoIVeyancing. &C. at purchasers cost erms
to be compiled with in seven days. otherwise Trus-
ices reserve the night to resell at the risk of the
defanl1ng purchaser after five days public notice of
sue resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton DC. JOHN WALTER, JR., r....
y2-d&ds MATTH W LUPPERT iiusteS"'