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Musical Nuisances.

From the Musical Herald.
OF all the social nuisances inflicted on suffer.
ing humanity the musical Hend is perhaps the
most obnoxious TO sensitive natures. He 10 the
more Questionable because he cannot be well
avoided; he requires no FOIL like that invet-
crate bore, the irrepressible retailer Of stale
jokes, but will sit by himself and disseminate
all around him, a. il were, unconsciously, the
annoying influence Of his personality.
One Of the worst specimens Of the class Is the
man who beats time with his foot or head dur
ing the performance Of any composition,
whether it happens to be . waltz or Wagner
opera. He has q worthy counterpart in the
man who ''hums the tune" Another horror 10
the obliging individual one meets in social
circles who Is wildly anxious to turn the leaves
for the pianist, but being utterly unable to
follow the player, invariably does DO at the
wrong moment and occasionally drops q loose
page on the floor, which he picks up and re-
places upside down.
There is another specimen of the genus, who
insists on learning the name Of the piece
played, only to receive an incorrect answer
from his neighbor. Who does not positively
loathe the man that in the dead silence which
follows the performance of a song by an ANA
teur OF moderate powers audibly remarks that
he heard Patti, Nilsson, or Campanini Gas the
case may be- sing that song most exquisitely2
Then there is the gentleman who is great on
plagiarisms and always discerning them where
the! 10 hot eAlst-tne amateur composer VINO
lnvents tunes, plays them with one finger, or
whistles them and gets lone of those profess
sional fellows to write them down."
Perhaps, however he has a gift of improvis-
ing on the piano, although as he tells you, he
does not know a note of music In such cases,
escape from the room while he is absorbed in
his task, is the only remedy Another trying
example of his kind is the explanatory demon,
who tells his friend in an audible undertone
all about the composition in course Of per-
Torrance, his statements being so utterly wide
OF the mark as to make one entertain murder
Gus thoughts.
At the risk Of being considered ungallant, it
may also be stated that those ladies who per-
sistentIy fan themselves without regard for the
rhythm of the music, maintaining one unyield-
ing metronomic tempo, innocently cause a
great deal of distress to musicians of nervous
temperament. 1t may be urged in pallistion
of the offenses Of these good people, that their
intentions are good, although their realization
are the cause of much suffering to others
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The Efght.Hour Movement.

TIE FEDERATION or LABOR TO TAKE PART IN THE
AGITATION.
In his address at the opening Of the Ameri-
can federation of labor in st. Louis, President
Gompers, speaking Of the eight-hour move
ment, suggested that the subject should be re-
ferred 10 special committee, in order that
practical results might follow. He continued:
Il would suggest further that we should en-
courage the formation of eight-hour leagues in
every city and town, and trades-unions and
labor unions should be represented in them:
not to conflict with local central labor unions
or trade councils, but to concentrate their
efforts upon the eight-hour movement alone
suggest further that a certain day be set
apart, some holiday, probably February %,
1899. on which mass-meetings shall be held
simultaneously throughout the entire country
for the discussion of this subject and resolu-
lions OF a similar character be submitted to
each of these meetings"
The committee suggested by Mr.. Gompers
was appointed.
MI hampers In another portion of his speech
aiiuded In no complimentary manner to Mr.
Powderly, OF the Knights OF Labor He said:
.Of the knights OF Labor can only say that
their conduct toward the trade unions within
the past year has not improved. 1t has seemed.
whether by design or otherwise, to be their
purpose that when trades-union has had a
dispute between their employer and themselves
TO throw the influence of their organization
against the toilers. During the past wear they
have had several successes when trade dis
putes were in progress. but in each instance il
WAS on the side of the corporation or the nm
fair employer"
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nEsIRABI.E BUILDING LOT ON NEW HAMp.
- sHREEr Av EN- Far BET LET wEEN AND
THIS EVENING

THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc,ioneera
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE.
By order Of the Taunton silver-Plate Company, at
Saesrooms corner Of 10th and D streets, facing
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, commencing
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER TWELVE. AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, RESUMING AT HALF
PAST TWO AND HALF PAST
SEVEN P. NJ, DAILY.
Until Entire Stock IL disposed of.
RICH. ELEGANT. AND UNIQUE ELECTRO
PLATED WARE,
FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS,
IMPORTED ARTISTIC PAINTED BRoNzEs,
sTATUETTEs.
TABLE,
MANTEL.
AND CLOCK ORNAMENTS,
SATIN, CHINA, AND GLASS BOWLS AND VASES.
In new colors-Gobelin Blue Old Red Torquoise. and
Cameo-singulsr and beautifully painted with
rich designs, and embossed with gold
FRUIT AND BERRY BOWLS,
From the Ravenswood Pottery, mounted in slveru
LIFE-LIKE TERRA-COTTA BUsTs.
Brass Goods,
Mus,c Boxes,
French Bevel Mirrors,
Rose Jars,
Lamps
Albums, &C., &c.
SOUVENIR CUPS AND sAUCERs IN SATIN BOXES.
fine line Of Toilet Goods Ceuoid. Brush, Glass.
ana Comb. with Manicure Sets together with
alarge assortment OF the celebrated
Rogers Table Cutlery aud En-
glish Steel Shears, &c.
Ladies respectfully and especially invited Chairs
provided for their comfort
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO,
dS-1w Aucuoneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-13

A BABY LAcEaATED BIZ CAr.-At Bridge
port, Conn.,, Mrs. A. P. Olsen left her two-year-
old daughter playing in the dining-room with
pet cat this morning while she was at work
in the kitchen. short time afterward she
heard the child scream, and running to the
dining-room found its face covered with blood
and the cat savagely scratching its face and
head Mrs. Olsen beat the cat off with stick.
A physician was summoned who found deep
cash on the child's head that required three
stitches to close. Several deep cuts were found
on the face. one only an eighth Of an inch be-
low the right eve. The cat will be killed.
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Death from a Singular Cause.

Philadeiphia Special to the New York Herald
August Muller, aged fourteen years, son of
DR.. August +. Muller, Of Germantown, died ON
Saturday from the effects of singular acci-
dent With several Of his companions he was
returning from school on November Is, and
was performing the trick Of throwing his um-
brelia into the air and catching it. On one at
tempt, a. IL now appears, . broken rib of the
umbrella penetrated his nose. He felt little
pain ct the time, but went to bed with head
ache. Tbs next morning he was found uncon-
until Saturday, when he died After his death
Il was found that the broken rib Of the um-
oreila had penetrated the boys nose, passed
upward through the nostril into the thin par
nfion, and touched his brain II h case with
out parallel.
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A Great Work.

From the Merchants Traveller.
$50 this is where Congress sits?" said trav-
cling man who was going through the United
States capitol for the first time.
''Yes," was the reply, "you want to take your
hat of when you come in here"
'Take my hat OF! What for?"
"Out Of respect to our congressman and the
great work they are doing"
What great work did they do last session."
''Why-er. Why they adjourned"
$50 they did" said the traveller, uncovering
his head. $50 they did"
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BOTTLES, BOTTLES.

CUT GLASS BOTTLES, PRESSED GLASS
BOTTLES, COLOGNE BOTTLES, BOTTLES
FOR COVERING, BOTTLES FOR EVERY.
THING.
BOTTLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
5000 BOTTLES MUST AND WILL BE SOLD
BEFORE CHRISTINA
The prices will sell them
Every one knows that Merits Pharmacy is the low
estpriced Drug Store in the city, and every will
know after looking at his display Of holiday goods and
the prices that he has the finest line in the city fully
ore-third less in cost
Do you want to save 33 per cent? You can do 1t II
you buy your goods from MERIT.
Special attention Is called to three varieties of bot
ties for covering These bottles handsomely made,
the shoppers and the price about half that usually
charged. Price, 1Sc.; 35c. per pair
There 100 other styles Of bottles that you buy at
prices never before offered.
Some OF the other things you can buy at correct
prices: Manicure Cases from al 19 up to 3l5 Maui
cure Comb and Brush and Mirror Cases combined. all
styles leather plush pearl silver and celuloid The
prices from S1.4g to S25.
Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases. Match Boxes, Odor
Cases. Extract Cases, Manicure Goods Of al kinds,
Shaving Cases, Shaving Mugs, Ladies' Travelling
Cases. Gentlemen's Travelling Cases, Shaving Brushes.
Puff Boxes, Puffs, Tortoise Shell and Buffalo Horn
Combs. Comos of all kinds
Chamois Skins, Channels for Decorating White, yell
low and AVN Color. Prices from &c. up.
OF Perfumes you win End q complete stock, Pm
auds. Wrght's, Atkinson's- Lundborgs Rickseckers,
Kiker's, Coigste's, and every ~elI-known manufac-
turer, is represented Acc. is the price quoted for
Lubin's Extract until Christmas
Lovers OF good Cologne will find In the QUEEN
ANNE delightful and lasting article The fact that
more than $50 gallons have been sold in Washington
in less than year is sufficient evidence Of what the
people think of it.
Queen Anne Cologne is sold in bulk at 81 per pint;
also in handsome halfpint and pint bottles at &c.
and 81 respectively.
Select your goods now while the stock is unbroken
Later many Of these goods will be closed out
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An Unpopular Room.

From the Phila. Record.
First Young Lady (at Broad Street station)--
'These young men are SO rude. I've a great
mind TO complain Of them"
Second Young Lady-''We might 60 into that
big waiting room and sit down"
"Oh. it's so stupid in there. It's reserved
exclusively for ladies'"
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Four Carloads of Treasure.

CONFISCAIkD WEALTH OF MURDERED CUBAN RE-
STORED TO HIS ORPHANED DAUGHTER.
Havans Special to the New York World
The court that had charge Of the investiga-
ton Of the Sanudo murders, at the time Of ar
resting the victims son-in-law, confscated in
the name of the Law, over one hundred houses,
valued at $500, 900, also their estimated rent of
5000 month. The money seized amounted
to $685., 900, consisting of gold ounces, bank
bills and old silver dollars, all having been
found concealed in the house where the vic
Tins were murdered The money was deposit
ed in the Hacienda government tax office.
decree appeared in the official papers to-day
by which the court returns to the legitimate
heiress, the victims only daughter, Maria de
Regla Sanudo. all property seized. To-day this
enormous fortune was taken from the tax Office
loaded upon four carts, accompanied by a
strong guard Of soldiers. and deposited in the
Spanish bank Of Havana, to the credit of the
orphaned daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-13

From the Chicago Tribune.
Little Johnny Cooking curiously at the visi-
tor)-"where did the chicken bite you, Mr..
Billus? don't see any Of the marks"
Visitor-"why Johnny, / haven't been bitten
by any chicken"
Johnny Mamma, didn't ron tell papa Mr..
Billus was dreadfuily henpecked? Why,
mamma, how funny you lookl Your face 10 ali
red"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-13

The permanent organization OF the southern
pine lumber pool has been effected.
The Fox Coal and Coke company, of 0rays-
VILE, Tenn, announce reduction Of 10 Der
cent In the price Of mining coal on the frsf Of
the month. and al Of the miners have struck,
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Count Herbert Complains of France.

SHE SHOWS LESS INTEREST THAN OTHER POWERS
IN SURPRISING THE SLAVE TRADE.
The National Zeafung, Of Berlin, says
Count Herbert Bismarck called the attention
OF the foreign committee Of the reichstag
Tuesday to the fact that France has not shown
the same frankness and good will as the other
powers appealed to in assisting in the suppress
sion Of the slave trade on the east coast Of
Africa.
The government, the paper says, expects the
reichstag 70 give . decided support to the
measures for the repression of the rising there
and the protection Of the German interests.
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DUNCANSON BROs Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.oreer.

T'KoMAs BOWLING. Aact.oaeer.
cHANcEKY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
E ETEEh g so s1fEEI AND SOUTH CAROLINA
By virtue Of . decree of the Supreme Court Of the
E T. A. es.l
the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at rublic
i Ben sFcFs e Fl ss on at aHR
FoUR O'CLOCK. lot seventeen 40 of Q. n. Kings
fso@ss
Of original lot numbered one % in square npmberee
the improvements thereon. consisting Of . frame
Terms one-third cash; balance in equal install:
ments az one and two year. With interest from day Of
s CASH 81 option Of Chaser; Al conyeyaneins
arc recording a. cost q purchaser deposit q
the right resell he property At the risk and cost q
I've fSfa.fs 1P ffio
nUScANsoN BROS. Aucaoneers
TRTsJEEs, sALEoTy ALUAnLE SQUARE. FRONT
IS zSb 81
ss:s @ !: sss
SFSfh b Is Hsss
ONE Rf5 nSb 4 ss9s1Fs RppsTsd
fronting fest 10 inches on Mas.achuse Is syeue
l59 feet 10 inches on street north. and II feet
18th steet west being a triangular square, togethe
with all the improvements, ways. easements rights
privileges and sppurtenanct with belonging
IN any wise sppertalning.
Terms; one-third OF the purchase money in cash
balance N equal Lsta4ments, at ard two years
for which notes Of the purchaser to lie given
Inv six per cent pcr snnum interest payable semi
annually from day OF sale, and to ba secured by deec
OF trust the premises sold all cash. option
purchaser deposit Of 81 600 required at time o.
u be complied with In ten days. otherwise the trus
tees reserve the right 70 resell tue property st thu
days Puolic notice Of such resale in newspape
published in Washington, D. G.
AUSTIN HERR, ,r-,,....-
JOHN r. cox, 4 Aruseses-
Abstract be seen ct Room 10, No. 1919 f street
NV. d4-ISds
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V'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucttoneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND PERSONAL EFFECTS AT MI AUCTION
ROOMS SATURDAY, DECEMBER FIFTEENTH,
BRACING IL PART VERY SUPERIOR PAkLok,
OF VERY DESCRiPTi0S FANCY LAMPS AND
PORCELIANS; ONE HUNDRED SECONDHAND
CARPETS. CHINA AND GLASSWARE, HEAT
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Two imported Hanson Cabs, good new; one Sec
ond-Hand Coupelet
Horses, Carriages, Bussies, wagons, Harness, &c.
dl3-2t
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

CHRIsTMAs CARDS, 4Qc., 75c., q. so AND UP
~ WARD PEI 100. Also Fine Cards and satin
Novelties Pnsh Boxes Of Note Paper Tree Ornaments
Snow Gold Paint, Payer Doll Hesds, Scrap Pictures,
Germsn Favors and THOUSANDS OF Pre- ,ty Notions
for Christmas Wholesale Price TO Teachers Churches
&c
dl0-2ws J. JAY GOULD 42I 9th st.
DRANG's PRIZE BABIES, AND oTHER CHRIST
l. mas Cards aud Booklets of Prangs, Tuck'A and
other celebrated publishers
An extensive AID eleg. at stock of ILLUMINATED
and ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. a. well ss the Standard
Authors
G. c. PURSELL
do AIS 3th Of. NV.
INVITATIONS AND ORDERS OF DANCE
4 MCQUEEN WALLACE. Printers, HOS TO Il 16
street W, respectfully invite attention p line Of
samples OF Wedding Invitations, Ball YrograIns
Menus, Fine and Invitation Cards which they
now prepared TO show. The assortment 10 COM
piete and comprises many novelties that they feel
confident of meeting all tastes oc22
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De Lesseps' New Loan Succeeds.

THE FRENCH UNEXPECTEDLY ABSORB ANOTHER
BIG LOT OF PANAMA CANAL BONDS.
NJ. De Lesseps has again succeeded in avert
ing immediate disaster to his Panama canal
scheme, and that too without receiving direct
aid from the French government The new
loan. which for some time he has been trying
to raise in France. and which was generally re-
garded as predoomed to failure, has unexpect-
eddy succeeded. There was a great crush at
the Paris Office of the canal yesterday. At 4
o'clock hush fell over the throng and NJ. De
Lesseps appeared. Mounting a table. he said:
my friends, the subscription list is safe. Our
adversaries are confound. We do not need the
help Of fnanciers. You have saved yourselves
by your own exertions. The canal is made ~
Here Nj. De Lesseos was 80 overcome that he
wept. Amid cheering. weeping, and mutual
congratulations ali present shook hands with
NJ. De Lesseps.
When the excitement had partially abated
the news went round that 40 600 bonds had
been subscribed for in Paris and the same num-
Der in the provinces. Marseiles alone took
SO, 600 bonds. An official of the company re-
placed NJ. De Lesseps and announced that the
subscription list would be kept open until Sat-
urday noon. 1t is reported that numbers i'm
mediately renewed their subscriptions, the re-
ceiving clerks being completely overtaxed.
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L HILADELpH1A SToRE
HOLIDAY GOODS! HOLIDAY oOODsl
Don't wa,t until the last minute. Buy now. You
get the choice and just as cheap. |
DOLL BABIES! DOLL BABIESl
In great variety. Big ones and little ones
White and Black. Cheap and Fine
rancy Goods Fancy Baskets Scrap Baskets, Work
Baskets Baskets Of all kinds, big and little.
Writing Desks aud Tablets.
PLUSH GOODS. such as Work Boxes Dressing Cases
Manicure Sets, Cuff Boxes, Handkerchief
Boxes, and Jewelry Boxes.
Just received lot Peach Blow Vases, which We are
selling at l5c. each.
BRONZE VASES all pricea
Perfumeries, Toilet Waters, Fine Soaps, &c
Holiday Handkerchiefs, in Linen and silk,
Tor Ladies' Gentlemen, and Children.
from &C. up to 81.
Just received full line of Silver and Gold Headed
Umbrellas for Ladies' and Gentlemen. An elegant
Full line of Stamped Linens such a Scarfs
spiashers Doyles. Tides. and Pillow Shams.
French Aprons ut %. 80. SD, So go.
Toc- Il, $125. &l5O.
The dnest line ever offered.
Special Initial Handkercniefs fGeutsg In SILK
Only SOC. Worth 76c.
FUN line Of Dress Goods, in Colored and Black
CARHART LEIDY.
ds 92s 9TH and 706 < q. NV.
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w 81 H fo aSsssa ave, OPP. city Pos. ones.
T1RUsTEK's SALE OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Py virtue o q sssrss win sen on the EIGHT
O'CLOCK. IN front, Of Court-House, st Rockville.
kSesse .soas So Of e ana .. sef spss
Washington This latter affords a splendid opport u
nifty for investors 10 purchase with view 10 villa
sites. None better on the Metropolitan Branch For
further particulars and terms Montgomery County
dI2-w,thks3t Wv BoUIc, in, Trustee.
VNRUsTEEs SALE OF HOUSES AID LOTS ON
i STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS NORTHEAST, BEING
HOUSES NOS. 1112 AND 1ll4.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
S e Mebes II te ar Of yShp Web
q the premises, on THuRspAY.' pIcE y hBfls
TWENTIETH, 1888, at POUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the
bered nine hundred and eighty three (eSs fronting
thrtytwo t32 feet on street northeast in the city
Of Washington, and running back with that width 10
two two-story frame dwelling houses
The property will be sold in bulk two separate
lots, each With house thereon, TO suit purchssers
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree: Qnethird
ance in two equal ipstsments payable with interest
and two years respectively from day of sale for
which the notes OF the purchaser secured by deed OF
Tus. upon the premises sold shall Ss syep deposit
when the same Is bid or AL taxes liens and assess
eute upon the premises due to the day of sale will
paid out of the proceeds Of snl Property TO be
veyancng at purchasers cost terms OF sale be
complied with in days from day Of SAL Trustee
the right to resell the premises at the risk
notice of such resale in ewspaper published in
CHAs. A ELLIOT, Trustee
DrrSCaNooN ppoe Ar.,s oo o~u see' AZ
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PROFESSIONAL.

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PROPOSALS.

DRoPUsALS FOR PNEUMATIC DYNAMITE
II GUNS Ordinance Once. War Department. WASH
ington, December : lsss Sealed IroIossl viii be
SATURDAY, DECEMBER TN ENTY-NINE. 1855,
for supplying one Sinch and eight l5-inch. more
lees, Pneumatic Dynamite Guns, Carriages, and the
Necessary laobinery aud prujcctes. All Information
can be- had upon application 70 3. v. BENET, Brig.
Gen. Chief Of Ordnance. dl3-ot
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
B. WILLIAMS 3 co. Aucts.

WALTRR B. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts.
TRgTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE II S5PR3yEp H q 7
sThEITs HokTHwEiassiT LoT fssIso -
any sfs S q 1887
. sS :ssssd: q IS b:.ss y Sss%s
f$Ra EafEsPsa
VII: Part y original f lot ' No. IS. e i
1Ss q .nS
and running thence so1th along said street 4 fee,
s,.
sss
did condition,
Be paid time Of saies balance in equal payments IN
one and two yssrs Secured by purchases notes with
cold or al cash. a the option The
b. sn
day OF sas else trustees right to resell at rsl
ds-d&ds HYLETT TT Z H6 6EHfhsM Trustees
nUNcANsoN BROS, AucnOneers
7ASsSH5s g sFFSsEHEz 81
entitled d aas ss 4Fs:.s IN
sh Fra Y5Hk P SdfSdS
81 that certain piece Of unimproyed real estate in
vile Bells subdivision Of part of square No ii . in
Georgetown, D. G. This Lot contains about 1854
square feet has frontage Road street of about 81
feet and depth on Park avenue of about 1876 feet
Terms: One-third cash, residue in two equal in
stAllments at one and two years, evidenced by pur
chasers note bearing interest at per per
from date of sale and secured by deed of the
property or all cash, at purchasers option deposit
OF $500 required at the time of sale and the
are to be complied with within 10 days thereafter
ssa. E
DFSIRARIF RUN nING lot on NFw uAMp
- SHIRE AVENUE BE wEEN NJ AND
STREETS NORTHWEST
will sell, at public auction, on THURSDAY, tn.
THIRTEENTH DAY of DECEMBER, 1885, at Foul
O'CLOCK PM, sub lot 81 in square 20, fronting q
feet on the west side of New Hampshire avenue ~
feet deep Alley in the rear
Terms: Cash. subject to q deed Of trust to secur,
81 500. A deposit Of 800 will be required of th,
purchaser at the time of sale.
did THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN, Auct