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vERMONT'S QUOTA.
Inc Vermont Grand COmmandery Ar
rives In Good shape.

The Grand commandery of Vermont, with
the Vermont battalion, arrived today.
The Grand commandery OF Vermont was con
stituted June II, 1924, and its present member.
ship is about 1,O4O The officers Of the Grand
commandery of Vermont are: r. E. Sir Will +.
Lewis, grand commander; We. Sir Geo. H.
kinsley, deputy grand commander; En-. Sir
Kittredse Haskins, grand generalissimo; En-
Sir Geo. W. Squires, grand junior warden; EN-
Slr Frank y. Baseom, grand treasurer; Em. Sir
Warren g. Reynolds, grand recorder; EN-. Sir
Robt. j. Wright, grand standard bearer: En-.
sir Chas. II. Heaton, grand warder.
Among the Vermont sir knights who will at
tend the triennial are En-. Sir H. r. Concer
past commander, and II. N. Clark of Burling-
ton commandery; Sir E. Burt True generals
simo; Sirs W. E. Tuck, Q. H. Green, G. j. Hlb-
bard and q. II. Prouty of Malta commandery;
Sir Jas. E. Curran, prelate of Mt. Zion COM
mandery and Sir Henry L Stilson of Taft COM
mandery.
r. E. Alfred Allen Hall was born on a farm
December 81, 1917. at Athens, Windham county,
VT, where he spent his boyhood. Receiving
the advantages of the common schools he
further pursued his education at Leland and
Gray seminary, Townshend, VT, working his
own way by teaching during the winter seasons,
as have so many Of our farmer boys. In 1870
he commenced the study of law with Davis and
Adams at ST. Albans-perhaps led at the same
time to the study Of Masonry by the senior
member Of that firm, Past Grand Master Park
Dsvis-and was admitted to the Franklin
county bar IN 1878, and has since been engaged
In the practice Of his profession. His Masonic
career may be thus briefly stated: Master in
1873. high priest in 1875, grand lecturer of the
Grand lodge in 1876, eminent commander in
1878, grand high priest in 1880, grand CON-
mander In 1888, represe nting the Grand COM
mandery at the triennial conclave of the Grand
encampment az San Francisco the same year,
and grand master of the Grand lod ge in 1887
retiring in 1889. He is at the present time rep
Iesentatiye of the grand master Of templars Tor
the district OF New York, Connecticut and YER
mont
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Supreme council A. A. Scottish Rite for the
northern jurisdiction. A. v H. Carpenter
widely known as the veteran general passenger
agent for many years of the Chicago, MIL
waukee and St. Paul railroad Carlos p. Whit
ford of Beloit, Wis, Nathan b. Rumble. now
resident OF St Paul. MIMI, and jeremiah
Watts, who has removed to Chicago The
present grand commander is Gen. Chandler p
Chapman. who was for seven years adjutant gen.
eral of the state of Wisconsin under Gov Jere-
miah Rusk. now Secretary OF Agriculture
Wisconsion takes pride in the fact that Secre-
Sawyer are Knights Templar of this jurisdic-
ton; also DR.. Walter Kempster, now Of WASH
ington. The latter gentleman was for four
years at the head Of Oshkosh commandery, No.
IL, OF this jurisdiction, and was highly re-
garded as an accomplished commander and
courteous, dignifed Christian gentleman
The Aron band OF Oshkosh Wis, which ac-
companies the Wisconsin battalion. is one Of
the best bands in the country, and has already
attended two triennials.
The present officers are: Chandler P Chap
man, Madison, grand commander; Ado,ph H.
Wagner, Milwaukee, deputy grand commander;
L. G. Jackson, Oshkosh, grand generalissimo;
Albert Solliday, Watertown, grand captain gem
era.; j. b. Finn, Watertown, grand prelate;
NJ. Herrick. Hudson, grand senior warden; John
Cadman Stevens Point, grand junior warden;
L. l.. Won Suessmilch, Delavan grand treasurer;
John W. Latin, Milwaukee, grand recorder;
Leroy G. Armstrong. Boscobel, grand standard
bearer; Frank II. Starkweather, Beloit, grand
sword bearer; George G.. Sutherland, GAINESVILLE,
grand captain of guard. Trustees L.
Palmer, Milwaukee; G. P. Whitford Beloit;
John Spence, Fond du Lac.
John W. Latin. the present grand recorder,
is one OF the most prominent Masons in the
west.
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Gray, Howssn Stairbuck White, Thomas Nc Kim
ney, Henry Francis Beaumont, Alexander Lig-
gat, Herrell Davis, Henry Green Holmes, Joshua
Kuthburn Holmes, Thomas Jefferson Duval,
Thomas Gorden Coleman and William SINNERS
Bagby.
The commandry has been commanded by
the following officers since the organization.
Linnsus Dupuy, z. H. Gill, Jno. Robin
Mcdaniel, Samuel A. Bailey, VIM. N. Black,
VIM. A. Strothsr, Jas. BOYD. Jas. T.. Beck'
Walter Q: Bigger. Jno. J. Mays, Stephen T.
Wood and Jas. r. KYLE.
The ofncers are at present az follows: jas. r,
hyie, eminent commander; Jas. T. billiard,
generalissimo; E: E. Menefee, captain general;
James Franklin, IT,, recorder. The uniform Is
q black baldric, with apron and belt trimmed
" it'll silver fringe.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

krhhEff SHA AN6 sAPks Al ASSTISN qE
PHILIP OIIERBACk-
SPECIAL Opportunities TO CAPITALISTS.
INVESTORS AND orhERs.
Lt fSsET kbSo, hGSEs Of SAIYAEIE
xAnp9oYyT 2llfsSs SQUARE FEET OF GROUND,
| PORTION OF WASHINGTON CITY.
BY virtue Of . decree of the Supreme Court of the
District q columbas. passed June Il, iSse in the
eS1y We will offer for sale i public suction front
Is. osns on T1 s q s. ns
s With ell the improvements thereon situated
| Of Columbia. viz:
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. ina; certain tract Of isSd lying
y. junction Of SG.s !. Known Is the S:r Koad
VII .ns xsSod Hope Road" seing Part of the tract
c Sstss sa S sf Sas L. sS
eau, ns ssnss tract and I1nnins thence north 5o
S Ssss S.. west psrshs. south SIG ~esi IS
Pesehss south Ta' ysssas' Is soDi Ssr SSSs
persSe. SOUTH ss.s 81 .ISsa 49, west
w;s sIrps5 q sr.a parh,.s .or.d and
plated and surveyed November "a ISIS and %cs as
kquity cause.
several Gays mentioned the sane will be continued
from DAY 10 DAY, and the same hours until All os
the iroperty Is offered disposed or unless post
posa on account OF Indictment weather or for other
trustees. Sf-' ~ SA Va 'A.e
TERMS OF SALE-one-third Cd of the purchase
money 10 oe pslu IN casn the day Of sale the resi-
due IN equal instalment- one and two YEAR from
the respective drys ut SALE bear interest
until PAID at the ak per cent per annunl The
deferred payments. TO be secured by the prnIssory
notes q ,e respective purchasers; tie purchaser
may at their or any of their option pay az CASH the
uue 10 pe retained until all OF the purchase money
una ~ II paid IL purchaser shall fAi! 70
comply with the terms OF the sale within ten II % days
from the several dates thereof reserve the rglt 10
reaatertise and resell the property@in respect OF
which default IL made at the risk aud cost % the de-
faulttnE purchaser. All conveysncing and recording
each bid. ~ fS VI
JAS. s. EDWARDS, 500 5th st. NV.
MrM M,iiLLLEop9HpY 45s La ave. NV Trustees.
se2O-eodSdots DUNCANsoN BROS Auctioneers
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EN-. CON. VAN WRINKLE. Frank Rex, recorder; E.
F. Lathrop. senior warden; Henry F. Harnish
Jnnior warden; W. N. Cox standard bearer; b
+. Stewart, sword bearer; Albert B. White, war
| der: John L. Williams, sentinel.
The uniform is the regulation pattern In every
respect. Its banner represents the crucifixion
| In handsome and well executed work, the design
| being appropriate and surm0unted by the name
OF the cOmmandery and the motto Of the order,
| while the reverse has the Latin cross and suit
| able motto surrounding 1t. Calvary is quartered
at Mrs. h. ]. MathewsOns, 4S2 18th street north.
west.
Kanawha Of Charleston.
Kanawha commandry, No. 4. Of Charleston
WA, was organized on the 4th of December,
1873, under q dispensation from the Grand
commandery Of Virginia, under which it worked
until February 4, 1874, whom it was chartered
as No. by the newly formed grand body OF
which it assisted in the formation, and has grown
from its charter number Of nine until now II
has the larsestmembership of Knights Templa,
in the state. Since its organization it has
knighted ninsty-six postulants and received
eight BY membership; making . total Of 104
This number has decreased by death and dimits
and at the present time 1t has SO Knights Tenn.
plar in good standing. II has among its body
three right eminent past grand commander
ana eleven past eminent commanders.
Its members are all uniformed with regula-
ton uniform and well drilled, and number in
their ranks many Of the foremost men of the
| state. This commandsry has brought upward
Of 80 sir knights, fully uniformed, and accom-.
panied by about Is ladies. Their headquartert
are at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and they arrived last evening.
Its officers are a. follows: Sir Neil Robinson
eminent commander; Hon. Sir. e. L. Butter.
lex, generalissimo; Sir n. T. Davis, captain
general; Rev. Sir r. D. Roller, prelste; p. E
Sir ]. N. Carnes, treasurer; Sir b. w. Patter.
son, secretary; Sir r. w. Schwamb, senior
warden; Sir Clarence Moore, junior warden
Sir A.. @. OrcutA sword bearer; Sir o. a
Michselscn, standard bearers Sir ]. n Guard,
warder, Sir ". B. Carder. sentinel
II Among tn members are Hon. Sir John d.
Aldersont p. e. Sir =. L. Doggs, Hon Gir
Jaa +. Brown, Sir z. 8. Barber, NIB, PIE,
Sir JohnM. Collins, REP. &C. Sir Geo. DAVIS,
Pc Sir L. K. Devendcrf, Hon, Sir John III
Hubbard, Sir @. Q. Hoover, Nd, r. Z. Sir J,
81. Hulng, Pc. Sir VIM. II. Horey, Sir J. p.
Hughart, Nd, Rev. Sir T. J. johnson, REP
&C. Sir O. 8. Long, Hon. Sir @. p. T. Moore
Pc. Biz John A. McGufan, Hon. Sir W. A. No.
Corkce, R.E.P.G.C. Sir Geo. w. Patton, Hon,
Sir T. 8, Spates, Pc. Sir ]. r. Seal, 2. e. Sir
Wm- 8 summers, Rev. Sir Hugh W. terrence,
Hon. Sir z W Wilson.
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OF virginia: Theo. F. Rogers. A. G. Gale, John
walters. Fred. Greenwood Elias E. Guy,
James j. Dudley, II. ). Herman and E. NJ
solomon. The commandery has participated
In all OF the triennials since it's charter.
commencing with st. Louis in 1868 to st.
Louis in 1856. 1t was present in New York as
the guest of Morton commandery, No. 4. KIT.
New York, at the dedication of the Masonic
temple in that city, and has also made Pilgrim
ages to Philadelphia and other cities by invita-
ton.
The uniform Is black velvet apron, baldric
and cuffs trimmed with silver fringe, silver eul-
blems, black sword belt chapeau same as other
Communicates. The cOmmandery at present
carries the black and white silk beausent hag,
with name OF cOmmandery inscribed thereon, in
order TO preserve banner presented by Morton
commandery. No. 4. New York.
The present officers are: En- Sirs Fred Green
wood commander, and H. S. Herman, general
lssimo; Sir II. c. Whitehead. captain general;
Rev Sir j. l.. Burrows, prelate; Sirs James ].
dudley, senior warden; E. B. Freeman, junior
warden; George W. Dey, treasurer S. p Moore,
recorder; Charles c. Reid, standard bearer; H.
b. Bagnal!. sword bearer; Harry Hodges. war
der; Robert W. Petit, captain Of the guard.
Winchester Commandery.
The Winchester commandery, stationed at
Winchester, Va, is one OF the oldest in the Old
Dominion, having been organized July 5, 1924.
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1888. Sir Edgar Warfield until 1885, Sir K. kem-
per until 1851, and again Right Eminent Sir
Francis Avery Reed until 1889 and now Eminent
Sir A. W. Armstrong is the eminent COM
mander.
The annual conclave Of the Grand command
cry OF Virginia was held 10 Alexandria IN 1876
aud was entertained by this commandery. 1t
has participated 10 all the conclavss OF the
Grand commandery Of Virginia; were also at
the laying Of the corner stone at Yorktown In
1881, and was at the Grand annual encampment
at 1t. Louis.
The uniform consists Of q chapeau. with white
and black plumes. black velvet baldr;c and
apron. with silver fringe and braid black kid
gloves and black velvet gauntletts.
The present officers are Eminent Sir A. w.
Armstrong. eminent commander; Sirs ], V.
Davis, generalissimo; W. W. Athie captain gen
eral; James E. Alexander, prelate; A. A. War
field, senior warden; A. G. Uhler. Junior warden:
French SmoOt, treasurer: VIM. NJ Reardon. re-
corder; Geo. Mays, standard bearer; s. H. Lunt.
sword bearer; John r. Chapman, warder. and
James Grigg, sentinel.
The commandery Is quartered ut their asy-
lum In Alexandria, Va.
AppomattOx, OF Petersburg.
The Appomattox commandery, No. 8. of Pc
tersburg, Va, brings 80 sir knights to the CITY
to attend the conclave. They will be quartered
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THos W. TAYLOR. them for admira-
ton; and they are being shown that
the people on this side of the
49th parallel of latitude are possessed Of strong
traits of hospitality and that they are just as
welcome at the capital city as though they
came from Pawtucket or Sandy Bottom. The
officers are Sir Knight W. G. Bell, right emf
nent provincial grand prior; EN-. Sir knight
w. Taylor, presiding preceptor; Sir Knights w.
G. b. Graham, constable; A. II. Van Ellen,
marshal; Canon OMeara, chaplain; Jas. Had
dock, registrar; H. 8. Wesbrook, treasurer;
s. G. G. Thompson, captain OF the guard W.
ID. Douglas, almoner; A. Harston, first standard
bearer; Thos. Spsarman, second standard
bearer, and H. L. Lsngeleer, sword bearer.
The members are as follows: Right Eminent
Sir Knight Jas. O'Connor, Sir Knights Joseph
Hurssell, j. H. Bell, c. r. Forrest, c. H. House,
]. Galley, w. j. Haney, F. A. Fairchild, W.
n: H. Williams, H. A. Raymer, W. Hall, T. H.
Billman, ]. Harton, J. Williams, NJ. F. Haw.
kins, g. Buchanan, E. A. J. Durrant, @. F. Bum
nell, r. N. Kirkpatrick, h. Osborne, r. Will
kinson, W. W. Marrheros, A. Bright, ]. F. Camp
bell, A. E. j. Percivsl, N. n. Jackson, P. VI.
Walker, d. R. Gillespie, T. W. Spearman, A. M.
Charles, j. j. Erskim H. B. Rose, L. A. Cusock,
]. Wellington, J. W. Harris, W. j. Nelson, w.
Perkins, G. A. Turley, Chas. Calkins, ]. G.
Morgan, NJ. w. Bubble, ]. G. Dagg, @, M.
Clark, @. w. Risteen, II. Gibson, Thos Nixon,
IT,, Joseph Saylor, A. Carmichael, I. Hanson.
=. L. Newman, H. A. Richie, H. Sanford, M.
r. Counter, @. B. Deacon, L. Remey, II, ],
Woodside, P. Whimster, v. 8. Nicholson, q. A.
Kefungton.
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AppomattOx, OF Petersburg.

at 927 E street north
west. There are at pres
ent n members enroll
ed. The commandery
was chartered on May 6,
1923. The following sir
knights have held the
Office Of eminent COM
mander: William Turn
bull. James l.. Cook,
James B. Blanks. Alex
ander W. Archer. John
Il. Parham. William Il.
Nichols, X. T. Wilson.
John E. Townes. The
cOmmandery has given
to the grand command
cry OF Virginia one
grand commander, r.
Z. Sir James b. Blanks.
The uniform Is black
velvet baldric and aprOn
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TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE Al SOUIHWEsr CORNER OF
Fist tNl AND POTOMAC sTREETSGEOR %.
TOWN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly red among the
land records ot said District in ber 81 folio POS
CT seq we SHALL sell al pubc auction, front Of the
premises. on TUESDAY, the EI6H Ill DAY OF OC-
T9BEii 1883, ~ HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p ~
al that piece or parcel OF ground lying and Oe.ng I'M
SAID and distinguished part OF lot 40 an
beatty ana Hawkins addition thereto (square 40 de-
scrloed as follows: beginning for the same 81 tae
southwest corner of LIST and Potom.c streets and run
n1nS thence west on the south line Let street 20
iee south 50 feet thence east 20 feet Poto-
mac street aud thence north the wesaine of Poto-
mac street 90 ieet to the place of beginrg together
with the inprovel ens, &C, consisting of the Three
story Frame dwelling house No 325S LIST NOW known
rs NJ street and the one-story Brick building No.
Potomac street
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash, residue in two equal
payments at one and two years respectively, q per
cent interest payable halt yearly, by notes of
the purchaser and deed vi trust the property sold
or I'll cash u Option of purchaser. Deposit Of SiO0
required 1t time OF sale Terms to be complied with
IN zen days or trustees reserve the right
ana sell AZ defautng purchasers cost and risk. All
conVeyancing, &c. at purchasers cost.
CHARLES IA. CRAGlN, JR..l
se26-dts JOHN 5. MCKINNEY. ! trustees.
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DeMolay Of Lynchburr,

The DeMolay COM
mandsry Of Lynchburg,
Va, asked for y charter
from the Grand encamp.
ment Of the state Of
Virginia on the 29th of
April, 1876, and q char
ter was granted and is
sued by ID. Thomas,
grand commander of
the Grand encampmsnt
Of Virginia, on the 18th
Of November, 1926, on
the petition Of the fol-
lowing Sir Knights
Templar: Lurrans Du-
pey. Franklin Gillet
Smith. Ro. Henning
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ton this evening. and
be quartered at Made's
hotel, corner Pennsyl-
vania ave. and Sd st.
The present eminent
commander. Eminent
Sir Horny l.. Pelouze.
is the proprietor Of the
well-known type fonn-
dry bearing his name. is
a large real estate own
er In Richmond. has
held several responsible
positions under the city
government. and Is a
popular citizen.
The generalissimo Is
The general freight and
passenger agent Of the
K +. and p. X. R.. and
tho caDtain general Ia
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Properly ON
IyELY, AND on NEW HAMPsHffRRnh AVE- s2f Nv Nv
HS5 iSi kEsFEcTivELY.i All Al i IL THIS rRiS
erantor in the Deed q Trust hereinsfter meHticneI
Y certain subd'ysior, duly recorded in Lber No.
of the District of Columbia did Lots numbered
Cd sna Of ssxen 60 IN Charles Doge
and Ssyenty-six %. IN the city OF Washington in
inclusive. with certain alley feet in width "
upon the said aforementioned lots certain premises
fn9 S , as Nos LOO, 1g0L 1909. lYll and 1913
as Nos. 1906, 1905 1910 and 1912 New Hsmpshire
SEES having the use Of said alley. -' VI '0 S"' PREM
And whereas sfserward, on the LIST day Of April
recorded in Liber No g9 at foIios 4ei et iths
same being Of the land record. Of the District Of
certain ind.6edness thereby descrbed eonSeyed
unto me undersgned the said lots numbered ye ~.
SIX (0) ana seven Cd respectively, with buildings
and improvements thereon 0he same then consisting
,th t Sau tnow ana NUMBERED as aioresai
in payment the said Indebtedness TO self and con.
six o. and seven 20 With the bG;dinSs and insso SS
eass ih a Is night De- Necessary % chAse the
and commissions. and taxes and assessmentsi, out
And whereas of the Indebtedness secured BY the
said deed of trust there remains overdue and unpad
day Of October 1855 at tue rate Of Der centum e M
annpn and the party secured by the said deed trust
and holding the said unpaid Indebtedness has, ia writ
ing, requested the undersigned to sell much of the
pperty conveyed by the said deed of may be
necessary to satisfy said unpaid Indebtedness, to-
gether with expenses commissions, taxes and assess
mentA
Now, therefore, be it known that on FRIDAY, THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A ID. 1889, com
mencing at HALt-PAS1 FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the
undersigned will offer for sale, front the premises
tbeginning with premises known as No. 1905 l7th ST.
nv ard continuing thence, If necessary to No. 1918
lTth y NV aud thence II necessary, from No. 1906
New HAMPSHIRE ave. NV. 10 NO. 1912 New Hsmp-
shire ave NV so many Of the said sublots Of said
lots nnmbersd nye 5 six t6l and seven ). together
with the buildings and improvements thereon and the
right TO use said alley be to satisfy
the said overdue and unpaid Indebtedness. with ex-
psnses OF sale advertisement and commissions and all
taxes and assessments then charged against the prom
erty that may be sold. The list Of such taxes ana
assessments will be announced and open for inspec-
ton At the time of sale.
Terms OF sale in each case: Onethird cash and the
balance in one a. and two (2l years from date of SALE
with interest at the rate of six 90 per centu per an
num- payable semiannuRlly all cash at the option
Of the purchaser deposit Of two hundred and fifty
dollars S25O will be required each lot at time OF
sale; The deferred payments are TO be secured BY
deed OF trust and all conveysncing is to be pur
chassr's cost. II the terms Of sale are not complied
with In ten days the trustees the right to ad
yertse and resell at the cost of the defauting pur-
chaser.
CHARLES c: GLOVER. Trustee.
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THE NEW STATE.
Knights From Washington Who Hav,
Arrived.

The knights from Warrington Who are here
represent new grand commandery. The or
ganization was formed in 1887. small num-
Der OF them have arrived. The officers are:
RE. Sir Elijah Mount Beatty, Tscoma, grand
commander; We. Sir Yancy Crawford Blslock,
walis walls, deputy grand commander; Z. Sir
8. Harry Rush, spokane Falls, generalissimo;
Edward Ross Hare, Tacoma, grand captain gen.
ersi; John Fox Damon, Seattle, grand prelate;
Eugene Tallmsdgs Wilson, Ellsnsburgh. grand
senior warden; George Nell Alexander, Seattle.
grand junior warden; Charles Newton Daniels,
Tacoma, grand treasurer; Thomas Milburns
Reed, Olympia, grand recorder Daniel Ken
meth AcPhsrson, spragos, grand standard
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LARGE
LOT. NO. 1927 N STREET. WEST WASHING-

1880 folio a :. sea- on. Fl The land records o.
F FSSEs Tsss " hyH TS o.
loving real estate situate IN the pret Of
Columbia wits All those certain pieces or parcels Of
sI 11O6l one hundred and seven do7l and one hun
:Rs
the land records Of said District in Lbs Nos a folio
sna '1 9sl folio i1 the ss: BEL beins fe dc
on iss now Called = .srsss ,Ssnty i've ,, fset W.s
from the southeast Of said lot No. run
p.rtionw :. separatins the house this parcel rom
ne center q ,.d psIsitiOn v.il one hundred and
and %
ss :S b.
tween lots Nos 100 and ID three 3 feet three and
ana eight md ons:Ss $50 insSs: sRsncs soutS one
street and the place q bsnnns toesther with al he
% as :.ls
M IN soS vss SaiaSc in
payable ssmi annually and to Be secured by deed Of
s q s.; q g
Ss sE Ri = asa 70
Z 49, Sss.ls. ssA e s sSs
80. sHsERas gH gxEsSEs HuI Trustees.
ssi q sSS ~! 80 .
n2nTRsyns9f q sn3essss Al nrWbsfs under Ss41 on
hhztSsSssF sSStS SS.S6f s sss;s:s'ss =
Pins, Earrings, RtnRs, sleeve Buttons. LocketA
Badges. Chsins. studs. Guns. Pistols, Dook1 ClockA
Clothing, Pianos, OrHans, other Musical Instruments
Rictures Bicycles and Household Furniture Persons
holding dckSss plsass taks notice
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tiers In their Pullman
at the Baltimore and
Ohio depot. This COM
manderv was organized
in 1850. In 1868 the
cOmmandery was resus-
citsted by a dlspensation
from the Grand COM
nandery Of Virginia. 1t
having failed to hold its
regular coHclaves. and
remained In a dormant
condition for a period Of
eight years by reason OF
stress OF circumstances,
70 r-If fhA x-ap g Al
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Robert Macoy of Madison.

Q member OF Robert
Macoy, as is also Gen.
Lucius Farchild. The
Macoys came on their
own special car over the
Baltimore and Ohio road
and make their head
quarters on the convent
ent New York avenue
sizing.
The officers Of Robert
Macoy are: c. G. Mayors,
eminent commander;
William Helm, general
issimo; Charles Hevl,
captain general; John
COrscot, prelate; s. B.
w. Brown, senior war;
den; w, N, Foresman.
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4 AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
AlExperienced Female Physician should copsult MrS
DR.. WILSON, HOS Park Place g., bet. and C u IA
and 18th sts.n.e Ladies only. Remedy Is. aul3-Sws
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they live. They are
established at Sl3 Sth
street northwest, where
they have fitted up head
quarters that are hospi-
tably open to all knights.
They bring with them
a number of mounted
specimens of the ami
mails and birds Of their
country, and have 9TH
erwise prepared them
selves to show their
visitors that their home,
far from being one of