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Good Sport NJ Ivy City.
THE TROTTING RACES yrsrrpn.y

Inc opening day OF the Driving Clubs meeting
ut Ivy City yesterday furnished good sport but the
attendance was small The three minute race WAS
won by ST. Adams, the favortte. In three straight
heats Nettie Thorne got second money. The
starters were St Adams. Nettie Thorne Carrie s.
Niilette, Hastings, Tackey, Harvey S. and Frank L.
The mutuals paid $3.50 and 1870 on the FIRST and
second heats. On the third no money was Of
lered against St Adams The time was 2:324, 2:30
and 2S
The 2:2O race had four starters-Tony Newell, st.
Cloud, Overman and VIII Benham. Tony Newell
was dig favorlte, selling for $50 to S24 on the
neld. ST. Cloud took the first heat, but on the
second fell back TO third place. Newell won the
second, third and fourth heats and the race ST
Cloud second Overman third. Tfme-2g 2iL
2siH and 2:2ik. Mutuals paid $50, $50, $40,
With no betting on the last heat
To-DAY's TRorTING POSTPONED.
The executive committee OF the Driving club de-
temined at 10 O'Clock this morning to postpone the
three races on the program for this afternoon.
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General M. e. Conference.

ACIION On SIBJECT OF DIFUHCB.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2a-Bishop Fowler presided
at todays session Of the general conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church The committee on
the state OF the church called up its report for
final action, and Gov. X. E. Pattison, chairman OF
the committee, presented q report on marriage and
divorce. The report, as adopted, recommends that
no divorces should be granted except Tor adultery,
and divorced party, where guilty, cannot be re-
married by minister, and also that a commission
should be appointed to confer with the governors
OF oil the states TO endeavOr TO secure the enact
ment Of uniform laws on this subject
THE COLOR LINE
The report also recommends that no member OF
any society within the church shall be excluded
from public worship in any and every edi1ce OF the
denomination, and that no student shall be ex-
Guided from any and every school OK the church on
account OF race color or previous cOnLiton Of ser
vitude.
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John SHERMAN CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON YER


VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON YER
MONT AVENUE.
By virtue of deed of trust dated October g. 1892 n
and recorded in liber OBS TO 10 25O ct seq one of
the request Of the party secured thereby will offer for
sale at pulic auction, in front of the premises
THURSDAY. MAY TWENTY NINTH, 1884 at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. part Of original lot three.
lot running thence southerly along Vermont avenue
fifteen feet thence eastwardly ct right angles with
lot about feet eleven inches thence north to
the angle in the north line of said lot thence westwary
the place of beginning containing 1878 square feet
or less together with the improvements
Terms cash. subject deed of trust to 81 0OO
Terms of sale to be complied with in days from
day of sale deposit Of 600 will be required at time
of sale
myI9-1Ot JOHN T. ARMS. Trustee.
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IL.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust to me- dated Aprl02
LIST 1850 and recorded IN the land records of Prince
George county Maryland. in Libcr W A. j. No l,.G
folio Ss6. and by the drction of the party secured
Will sell at public auction. the premises THURS
DAY. MAY TNENIl-NINTH. 1ss4 n HAI.F-PAST
fOUR O'CLOCK III that piece parcel of land sif-
uate and lying IN the county Of Prince 6ofe Of
Maryland. contained within the following Inetes and
bounds: Beginning for the same at stone the north
west corner OF said land and running thence deg
A. min W. 1885, perches: thence s. dae 80 min w.
1892 % perch.s thence 20 deg T. IL perrhe< thence
s. l. deg Is min los perches thence s. 10 deg T. 20
Perchs thence s lodex; L s4k Perches thence 9: q
percies thence = s3 deg IS nIin. W. 7l-6 psrcbss;
thence - % deg W. 1928 perches thence 50 der Is
min, L. Ia perches: thence =. - deg. q min. T. 74k
perches thence s. deg. so min +. 10 rs peachss;
thence : ~ deg IS min; W. 1925 perches. thences
50 deg. L. a. p.rces thence n So deg "a min T. 65k
perches thence s. 81 deg as min e Ia rerches thence
8 50 Dig. 10 min f. perches; thence deg 45 min.
Il. l034 perCes. thence W Sc g riches. thence y.
deg Is min W. 125k prrhes thence " 81 deg W y SIS
percles thence SO deg ". On perches TO the begin
ming. containing one hundred and forty acres. NOSE
less.
Terms One-third cash balance IN two equal install.
ments. payable in and years SECURED by ths
pronls notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from
the day f sale and 10y detd Of trust OF the property
sold Two hundred dollars nust be deloeited when the
hid is accepted. Ii the terms G sale not compl1sd
with within DAYS after sale the property viii be
erty Is situated Branchvile tom the B. o. HAh-
road Parties desiring attend sale lso~e
Washington the $50 train. A conveyance VIII -
ready at Branchylle take them 10 the plaoe q se
my19-Jt A. Z. BRADLEY, Trustee.
IT. TITS SALE rs POSTPONED TO THURSDAY,
JUNE FIFTH, 1854, same hour and place
my2S A. c. BRADLEY. Trustoo
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2.2I9 Prizes, amounting 70. ..... 10, 200
Appncation Tor rates to Clubs should he ,aoa onlv
a. the once OF the Company IN New Orleans '
For further information write clearly vIy1 f,,n -.
dress. Make o. Money Orders payabia .n5 iu, , ~
2s911teTed letter. to eA1a eAoIess
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL B.Nv
NEW ORLEANS IA
ta sums Of o. and upwards by express at our eInn
II. A. DAUPHIN.
myl4-v&s.5v NEW ORLEANA La
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District Government Affair.".

Mr.. EpMoNDS HOPEFUL OF SECURING LIBERAL APP
PRoPRIATToNs.
In reply to q reporters question as to the pros
poets OF liberal appropriations by Congress to
tain the District government and make the i'm
prOvementS asked Tor by the Commissioners, Mr..
EdmondS said: notwithstanding the rather un-
ceremon1Ous way the District appropriation bill
was cut down In the House. we believe the Senate
that we Will get liberal appropriations The House
committee took the cheese from the bill and left
the rind: The Commissioners were before the COM
mitteeS last Saturday and showed them that the
cheese and r1nd ought to 60 together. The appro-
pratfOnS, have no doubt, win be restored to about
the same figures as the original bin. All We expect
is appropriations to carry out the schedule OF work
estimated for the coming year and the completion
OF the sewer system, which, We think, will be ac-
corded"
The coRcoRAN ART GALLERY rRusr FUNDS
The Commissioners have notified the trustees OF
the Corcoran Gallery OF Art that their construction
OF the tax law as affecting the trust funds OF the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art differs from that OF the
trustees, and that they VIII require that those
funds shall be assessed year as all other per-
Sonal property not exempt 10y law.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Decoration day not being legal holiday, the
Offices OF the District government VIII be kept open
as usual
AN AGED PEpEsYRIAN.-Capt. Robt ". Andrews.
Of Sumter, South Carolina, now nearly SO years old
who LETT his home flve weeks ago TO walk to Bos-
ton, where he has SOn-fnlaw residing has arrived
in this city. He drove through here IA a wagon in
1872, ana II going over the same road, noting the
wonderful changes which have occurred He was
In the army during the war Of 1912, and the OF
the rebellion, participating in many OF the battles
Of both connictk
CLOSE OF THE PEACE CoNvKNTIoN.-The closing
session OF the convention OF the Universal Peace
Union was held Ct the Friends meeting house, on I
street, last evening. The resolutions reported in
the morning were discussed and finally adopted,
with some m0dffcattOnS A resolution offered by
Miss Sarah Fuller, that the peace tribes be aux
mary 70 and have representation In the Univer-
sal Peace Union, was adopted After farewell re-
marks BY the president the meeting adjourned sine
de.
Mr. GEo. & KooN1I surPosxD 70 n DYNG-Mr.
George g. K0o1tx, the general agent OF the B. O.
RR., who was stricken with paralysis last Sunday
morning, was tn alne10ooa supposed 70 be dying.
II Is expected that he win live but . few hours
MAINLAND AND CALIrusxA DEIseATR PoR tn
MN.-The democrats q Washington, Cecil, Dor
chester and QueeA Anne oUunties, Nd, yesterday
elected TN0eS aeaegats 10 ChacAgo. me dele
RateS q Xeok Vloo0tco and Somerset counties are
1nln.eE1cesd, eus the sentiment % for Tnden-
The 0pu0)e reoolut1m pledg1ng delegates 70 1Aden
ana oGaamt x1oad Wu unantmousay adopted by
the DofS1-sevea cU clubs a san Francisco n their
election Of Delegates 70 the state democratic con-
venf1un.
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The River Improvement Appropriation
A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS IN THE RIVER
The District i'm Congress.


THE APPROPRIATION BILL IN THE SENATE
The Senate committee on appropriations have
not yet got through with the District appropriation
bill, but it will be ready to report back by tomor-
row at the latest The committee have made some
changes, all in the direction OF more nberality
towards the District. The appropriation for street
improvements increased s56,O6O; that for subur-
ban streets $4,000 The provision In the House bill
sion debt IS stricken out on the ground that It
would hamper the District In making the extension
inside the city, and that 1t will be time enough
committee make total appropriation clear up to
the entire aggregate OF the estimate.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensigns ]. A. Sherman B. O.
Scott, and Alexander Sharp ordered to examina-
ton for promotion. Chief Engineer A. J. Kiersted
to duty at the League Island navy yard 31st inst
Capt John Irwin detached from special duty at
orders. Passed Assistant surgeon N. D. Jones
from the naval hospital, Brooklyn, 18th June. and
his resignation accepted, 10 take eject June 18th,
r. NJ. Bartleman, from the League Island navy
yard, 31st inst, and ordered to hold himself in
readiness for sea service. Passed Assistant Engi-
placed on waiting orders. Surgeon J. A. Hawke,
granted leave during June.
CALLED ON THE PREsmHNT.-Aoout 50 OF the ssth
New York regiment on their return nom the visit
to the southern battlehelds called upon the Pres-
dent to-day and also q large delegation nom Mas
SaCQuScCIS eQuCALlOu0 loSlGVlIO0& IN CQ0lRS o.
Commissioner Loring.
CAMPAUN DysPATcH CoEyRApIcTEp.-A an.
patch from Atlanta, Georgia, states that the en-
ployes OF the railway mail service In that section
have been removed by the wholesale, and their
places filled by ignorant codored men who were
favorable to the Presidents denomination. Col
Thompson, the general superintendent to-day told
q STAR reporter that but few appointments had
been made In that division, and during the past
two months there had been only two. The num-
Der OF colored appointees was no greater than It
had been for several years past The article FUR
Their stated that the service had been greatly i'm
paired, and that complaints on the part Of the
people were numerou& Col. Thompeon sald tAaf
he had heard OF no complaints. :
RESERVATIONS AND AfFoNI1fEE&-IhD1 Secretary
OF the Treasury has accepted tho Indignation a
Robert yarmouth a heal 1nspecspe q bpl1ms q
steam vessels ut DaKalo, n T.; ana ~ renRAa.
tion ot Charles n. Ri0gway, - lOageans 0enSctue
OF boilers Of steam vessels &C Cmcanna6 ~ n
LowtA has been deeaGnAted - lnapeCsW e AulB @
In place OF John +. MCCAIN, deceased.
The GmARD BUST PREsENTID. The bus g ete-
phen Girard, presented TO the pubic ScAOe0 q The
city by the Glrard Fire insurance coupany, a
FhfAdelphla, was fofm11u paVe1ate0 % the high
school this afternoon, Mr.. J0A u W11non mnh19
the presentation address IL Wa received 0e the
school hy Trustee Love5oy.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.NORROW,

blush PARLOR SUITE. WALNUT NJ 7. BED.
l. ROOM SETS HANDSOME BROCATEILE PAR
hQRr SUITE EBONY PEDESTAL. FRENCH
PLATE MIRROR, HANDSOME WATER COLORS,
RUGS. LACE CURTAINS, BODY BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARPETS Pc, ,, HANDSOME WALNUT Hall Hall
AND OTHER COR ICES, CLOCKS. MANTEL
LXTENsIUN TABLE. NJ r TABLES, LOUNGES
OTHER MITTREssES, N. CoMMoDES. DkUd-
GETS, TO LET WAR; TABLE LINEN, BEpDiNa
BLANKETS, SHEETS SfREAD> CHINA, GLASS
WARE AND CROCKERY. KITCHEN UTENSILS,
WITH OTHER GOODS, BEING THE ENTIRE
CONTENTS OF HOUSE l28 D STREET NORTH.
WEST
On THURSDAY MORNING MAY TWENTY. NINTH
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. We will sell. on the
premises the above meitoned Household Furniture
nearly new: party leaving for Europe. Some Of the
above very handsome and worthy attention OF pur
chasers.
my26-3t OUNCANSON BROS, AuctG
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF FURNITURE STORE AND
NokTHWEST AT AUCTION EMBRACING An.
ERS PARLOR AND CHAMBER FTR(ITtRE,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, TOGETHER WITH
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
FECTS. -
On THURSDAY, MAY TwENTY.NINTH. 1884. at
TEN O'CLOCK / shall sell. without reserve, the entire
contents of the above establishment.
Store and dwelling for rent. Apply on premises.
myA-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auction0ef.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE Sl5O nOn

We do here5y cerfy that supervise the nrrnnoe-
D1rIltsJ or al me Honthiy and Semi nHud Drawings
o. Inc LOUISIANA State Lottery Com G.i per
and control the Drari51s and
that the snme are conducted lth honesty JaTaess all
good ruth tetrard All parties and authorize The
Company to use ts certificate oath -slmss Q our
sse1s0itly CO attached. ne advertisements"
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ID LEVI NEW AND SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
He l22O street northwest.-Pstols. Watches lev
ery Musical instrumental Hats. Gays Boots and Shoss
Highest price laid Tor second band Clothing Ada
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Tho Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, May @-virsinia skies. deferred. 6;
90 consolidated 4o new tenforties 81 new threes
BALTIMORE May %. Cotton steady niddlina llk
s. stsess AND
7s .;s y ..s a. "a ssi
western h a ard dull southern red lOsaI 10 do
wnter Tsd No. hssps ask hsy
Sus da S sna s: A' rs
a51 sas au ssrss jans JUS
Pennsylvania s7a40; western white, ssa4O do mixed
ss TO
quit g it and Ri, pominay steady Mess pork old new
Hans fsnss 81 s S. a. .,. as
and quiet Il o Petroleum , ,,ner-rened
sugar lower A soft. *; copper refined quiet Il.
Whisky nominaly steady. la Freights 70 liverpool
1856 bashs!s eerp 5n:hss asi. " so
saef
IL. OUO busLels
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO CA! May e 1915 a; m.-Ihe markets opened
f prp sOd up to w. ana now s 5 July
n anS 81 SS july piss
a So june s gay R RSnn s
May. 8 90; June $40; July ago; AUGUST s52b: Corn
,
August, 5sAs. Oas-May 3l,1: June. 80 bid: July 32
August % asked; year: IN. Short rbs-June. $40;
July, 852h; August. S65.
The Petroleum Market.
P1TTSBURG. Pa. May 28.-on IRREGULAR, but fairly
active SAILS al opened weaker at 49, declined to 6 and
CLEVELAND, O., May 2S-Petroleum unchanged
Standard white. ITO deg: test 7zsc.
The River Improvement Appropriation
A QUARTER OF MILLION DOLLARS IN THE RIVER
AND HARBOR BILL
A published statement set forth that the river
and harbor bill pending in the House does not con-
tain dollar OF appropriation for the Potomac fats
While this is true the statement is misleading.
Representative Blanchard, Of the river and harbor
committee, when spoken to about the matter by a
STAR reporter said: "There Is an appropriation OF
$780, 900 In the bill for the Improvement OF the Pc
tOmac river front and harbOr here, which includes
the reclamation OF the fats Had we made the ap-
preparation specifically for the flats 1t would have
been ruled out on point OF order. The sum ap-
propriated is all that could be allowed In q
Sl2, COO 600 bill"
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IOHN SHERMAN 4 CO,
q Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
POMEROY STREET

Bv virtue of deed of trust. dated December 1st q
Of the land records Of tie bstrct Of CoumbS and Il
at the request Of the party thereby secured will Offer
for SALE at public auction in front of the premises
THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIVE, 1884 AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, Lot numbered sixteen
90 of Howard University subdivision Of bingham
Place together with all the on said lots
six and twelve months for which the notes the pur
chaser bearing six per cent interest from date of sale
and secured on the property sold. viii taken: if
the purchaser desires. all cash Terms Of sale to be
complied with in seven days from day Of sale. de.
posi- of $50 each lot will be required IT time Of SALE
myl9-lOt JOHN I. ARMS, Trustee.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneer.

VINHOMAS +. WAGHAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SQUARE 748
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded in LiberAaH
No 9Ss folio ~ ct seq, Of the land records ofe&
party thereby secured the undersigned will offer for
sAs At PubliG sncr9n in fg9nt Of the premses on
O'CLOCK p. NJ lots ~ to 81 both inclusive 80 to A.
both inelusve 81 both inclusive and "a in Nathan
square 4S a said subdivision is recorded in Book TO-
folio ll9. Of the Surveyors office OF said district
Terms One third cash balance in three equal install
ments in six twelve and eighteen months from day of
SALE for which notes of purchaser bearing interest from
day of sale and secured by deed of trust property
sold will be taken. deposit Of S25 on each lot will be
required at time Of SALE and all conveyancing and
cording will be at purchasers cost II terms not
complied with In seven days from SALE property will be
resOld ut risk and cost OF defaultnK purchaser.
- THOS. Z. WAG4AMAN, Trustee.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. my27 .d&ds
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G(OBEh1 q. AuctlOneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS FOR
BUILDING OR Observation-Disclosures SITUATED
ON THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET
SOUTHWEST. BETWEEN l AND X STREETS.
AND WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF SEVENTH
STREET WHARF.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to the undersigned IN
dated November the 10th, A. D. 1882 and recorded
Of the Dstct OF Columbia and by Of the party
public auction on MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY DAY OF #
JUNE. A. D. 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the follow
ing described real estate to witt Lots numbered nine
seventy (470)
Of which 800 must be paid the time SALE the
ance In three equal instaments payable two and
sale secured by deed Of trust on the property sold
terms not complied with within days from the
day Of sale the Trustee the right resell the
G. ROBERT O. HOFFMAN. Trustee
r. O. HOFFMAN Auctioneer
10th and streets northwest my2l .dkds
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ROBERT 0. HOLTZMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES Nos. 927 AND 925.
ON TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN I
AND Z STREETS NORTHWEST AND VACANT
LOTS. FRO TING ON A THIRTY FOOT ALLEY
IN THE REAR
Az assignee in bankruptcy cause No. 341, pending "a
IN the Supreme Court Of the Distric of Columbia a
Il re Gntwisle Barron bankruptcy, will offer NJ
for sale at public auction. front the premises on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE FOURTH, 1884. at SIX O'CLOCK
NJ Lots Nos So. S. ST. 90 and 50, Of the subdivision
by Mary NJ Entwise Of original lot IL, in square %
situated in Washington city In said District with the
frame dwellings.
Terms: One fourth cash. the balance in six twelve
and eighteen months with interest six per cent from
day of sa or all cash if desired Deferred payments
to be secured by deed Of trust and policies Of insur-
ance IN the property to my satisfaction All convey
ancine and recofdnS purchasers cost 500 deposit
JAMES 8. EDWARDS Assignee
. 4l2 9Th street northwest
r. o. HOFFMAN. Auctoneer,
10th and streets northwest. my26-eo&ds
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, NO. 12O6 r STREET NORTH.
WEST WITH BRICK STABLE
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust duly recorded
speCtivey, in Lber No. 952 folio 49, and Lber No kI
1D07. folio a. Of the land records Of the District a
Columbia will sell. in front Of the premises on
1884. AT HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that
iees Or parcel Of land and premises known AM de
e. Is and being Let numbered twenty COZ Of Adams
dred and seventy seven (277) together with all the
proveinents ways. easements. rights privileges and ap
tanning.
Terms One third cash. balance in equal instruments
at and two years from day of sale
per cent er annpm interest payable semi uay and
to be secured by deed OF trust premises sold all
cash. at option Of purchaser Terms be complied with
in seven days otherwise the Trustees reserve the right
to resell at the risk and Of deautng purchaser
after five days public notice Of such resale In
newspaper published in Washington ID. C. deposit of
Of purchaser JAMES H. SAVILLEI r,-.
my23-dGis USCEOI.A c. GREEN,5 Afus'eea
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GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FOUR
- TENTH STREET NORTHWEST IMPROVED
BY HOUSES NUMBERED 1912 AND 1914 FOUR


By virtue Of deed Of trust from Henry W. How ~
Iiber $50 folio ~ ct seq one of the land records
OF the District of Columbia and of decree the of
the United states 8. Henry W. Howgate 1t al. No S9l9
Equity. In the supreme Court of the District of Column
PAY OF MAY. 1884. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
IN. in front Of the premises sell ct public auction
five t2os1 OF Henry W. Howgae's subdivision Of part OF
OF Washington District Of Columbia The said lots are
improved by two story and basement brick dwellings,
Terms of sale: One.thrd cash. balance In equal in.
sfaiments in six and twelve months at per cent inter-
est secured by deed OF trust property sold. all
purchasers cost deposit of each lot required
ut time Of sale II terms Of sale not complied with
In seven days from day OF SALE the property will
chaser. after five days advertisement
ROBERT G. FOXl ,-.
-.-..,-..-. GEO. w. BROWNS Aiustees.
OUNCANSON BROS., AuCtlOneers. mY19-dEds
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NOTICE
r,,,, LANE ROUTE
bEfwEEN new YokK xSP IHSkk FOOL
FROM PIER n ~ n NV V0HR

wALKER'S. 2O4 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w Carpet Lining Fet 6hoemakerss Anti squeak Port
land md Top CesneptA Luna Plaster. Pitch. Felt
Han. Crocka TaT. Ctns 10 MA