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Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-28
MEssRs. PRocrER & GAMBLE, Cincinnati, Ohio

MEssRs. PRocrER & GAMBLE, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Geuemeu:I think your Ivory Soap" about nice and
convenient thing as have tried to clean ewey have
frequently cleaned soed necklaces and other SIM
liar articles by making stiff late in my hands, then thoroughly
the article cleaned rubbing gently in the palms
Of my hands, rnsng in cold soft water and drying in dry
dust For convenient and effective article for household
don't think it be beat don't think it would have any
furious effects any thing except perhaps pearls fobac
goods carefully handled the goods out looking nearly
bright when cleaned by the best preparations known to the rade
and is something perfectly safe the hands of inexperienced
persons, and have about find it good think
it deserves mention, hence this letter.
WORD OF WARNING.
There white zach represented be Just good the voy
they ARE NOT like lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
Of the genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-28

. The sentiment for annexation is
growing. Omaha annexed several large
doses of South Omaha yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-28

THE czar is reported to have sent his
agents to this country in order to learn
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-28
THE DAILY BEE.

GEORGE B. TZSCHUCK.
Sworn to before me and subscribed to In my
presence this 18th day of May. A. ID. 1889.
Seal. N. p. FELL, Notary Public
state of Nebraska, L.
County of Douglas. ss'
George r. Tzscnuck, being duly sworn, de.
poses and says that he is secretary of the Bee
Publishing company, that the actual average
daily circulation of The DAILY liEE for the
1888 copies; for June. 1885, 1928 copies; for
July 1888, 1903 cepies; for August, 1SSS 18 1S3
October. 1888. lS,Gs4 copies; for November. 1888,
1s,as6 copies: for December, 1888 lsS3 copies ;
for January, 1889, 1854 copies; for February,
GEORGE b. TZSCHUCK.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this 10th day of April, A. d., 1880
N. p. FELL. Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-28
The Visible SUNNY.

CHICAGO, May 27.-The visible supply for
the week ending May 25,, as compiled by
the secretary of the Chicago board Of trade,
is as follows:
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MISS CARPETS COLLEGE.
The Building In Baltimore Nearly
Completed.

Miss Mary CARROTS new college building in
Baltimore is nearly DONE and will be opened
soon. Miss Garrett has determined to devote
large portion of the fortune left her by her
father to the higher education OF her SEX Sew
eral other charitable ladies of Baltimore are in
terested in the development OF the school,
which will occupy the new building and which
will be conducted after the style of the Bryn
Mawr college. Miss Garrett gives the building
costing nearly S250,GOO. 1t is situated In a
prominent part Of the city and is a model school
building. From basement to pinnacle the struc-
ture is fre-proof. Its dimensions are 7SxS6
feet, with q height of 81 feet. including the
apex. 1t Is four stories high. The basement
contains large gymnasium. extending over
one-half the ground covered by the building
Two beautiful brick arches of enormous dmen-
Sons support the gymnasium ceiling and the
other stories. Along the walls of this gymna-
STUN is wide foot board for running Bath
rooms. iDclud NJ all kinds OF bathing facilities
from simple shower bath to the most elaborate
needle bath are in the remaining portion of the
basement story. which also has a plunge pool
from two to seven feet deep ard ABOUT twenty
feet wide. The floor and Innings of the bath
room and pool are Of white marble. Millions
of brick of different cO!ors were imported
from Europe especially tor this building. All
the interior walls are OF glazed enameied aud
muti-colOred brick, carefully and artsticaly
laid. Fire-proOf lime OF tirl, also Imported
covers the cross beams and every support, Sall
the beams being OF iron. Huge brick arches
eight feet high, crown the windows, giving to
the whole a striking but curously bold and
artistic appearance. The college will be fur
nished with a fine library and chemical labora-
tory. Miss Garrett has paid particular atten-
being an earnest advocate of physical culture
for women.
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTURE DAYS.
WALrER D, WILLIAMS 4 Co. Aucta

N
SAB He II
IthATs sIHEE Nm fYkK hyhTgh fSR
sLsS sTkEE III bkfN fif TS SSEfnH Alb SSh
Uff5S rs osdsa an At
f krrAk HsIhfE sp 9r he LAiE GEORGE w.
in cash and The residue three equal msnts
sale with interest," at six 90 r-f cent Ter snnu ia-
terest IsysOe semi AID TO be secured by the
tory deed Of trust the pruperty sold all AZ
the option q the purchaser or purchaser. and all
Il x ME or
sSid to him her or them viii be resll at his her or
thsr risk aud cost Cash deposits required at time Of
ny TUESDAY I'M FIFTEENTH DAY OF ocro-
shall SELL in front Of the Premises all those certain
peSes or parcels OF ground situate and lying ~ the
Lot. numbered eight AID nie. IN DsvdsoH's recorcd
SUBDIVISION OF square numbered two hundred and
feet inches on ssSeeS 81 81 iett insses on SeS
iork avenue northwest ali about 9, 193
deposit Of I'VE hundred dollars Will be required
We ine Of sale This pro e3ty SHOULD command the
,nenss being centrally located and well adapted for
On MEDNfsD Y the SIXTEENTH pAYoF ocTo.
Der LsSs. at -FOUR OCLoCk pm. in front of the
PREMISE Fart Lot g. in square 34 fronting about "a
sss rTnnins e.os 81 ret inches alley
apd s oy two wos,ory Frame DWELLING Nos
| at The time VI sale.
On the SAME DAY. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
P. NJ in front Of the premises 10. No 81 in EuIert
Soitslhan executor aud trustee ct al subdivision of
street 6etween Eth and 18Th streets northSe st
running back loo feet alley more or eSs improved
6y two-s,ory am basement Brick dwelling; VIM
e,w; No; l2o4 deposit 81 500 VIII required
go. WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer.

Trustees sale Of valuable real estate consisting of
twostory ana basement Brick House OF rooms and
No. s4ll 2 street northwest formerly 4th street,
al adjoining iot. ii all having front o. about sixty
SIX 100 ieet and six 40 inches. This is good build
lug site, having southern exposure, and il part OF
the town which is improving very Iast.
Under and by virtue a decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia passed in a
drew Barker the defendant, and known as Equity
cause No; LAY. E4 d9eSst %, VIII, on THoks-
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p ~, sell at pubic auction in
front OF the premises the following described real
estate, known and designated upon the plats and
plans Of said city lot numbered lOi part
Of lot number eleven d. in bestty and Law kIns'
amended addition to Georgetown, the same being en-
braced within the following lines, 10 wit: "Bexin-
street tnow called Q street,, and ST the point
where the dividing line between lot nine 20 and said
thence west with the line said An point
III the said line of SAID street which would be inter-
sected by the outer line of the west wall of house
erected on said lot numbered eleven I'D by Andrew
Barker III his lifetime extended south the line of
said rect. and thence wi said line reversed and
eleven i, thence easterly and by and with said
line of lois eleven Ill aud ten IO) TO lot nine
9 and thence by and with the divid ny line betw en-
Improved by two-story and basement brick mouse,
containing siI roolns ana two large porches extending
Terms OF sale prescribed by said decree All of
the purchase money i'll cash at tine ton OF the
purchaser; onethird thereof in cash, onethird pay
Die IN one year thereafter with interest one-third
payable III two thereafter with interest the e
erred payments to be secured TO PARTIES according
to their live rights and by zuUd and
sufficient deed o. trust upon the reisss sold to the
satisfaction of the trustee AdeposIt hundred
uOO dollars required day Of sale. II the
sale are not complied with within ten o. days from
the day OF SALE the trustee the right to resell
al the risk and cosI Of the defauling purchaser All
conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
ARTHUR b. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
ocV-d&dS Once. 2-9 41n ST. NV
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THE PLANETS IN OCTOBER,
Shortening of the Days-The Sun, Moon,
Jupiter and Venus.

from the New YORK Times.
The sun rose on the LIST at little before
o'clock, and will rise on the 3lst about half an
hour later. the DAYS being shortened aItooetbor
ahont AN bour o,d q o,o,,.r
r.. -, 80
A"o 'u'on quaitereo on the ISL, Is lul on the
oth. last quarter ON the 10th. new moon on the
24th and first quarter ON the 3lst-fve nhasaa
for tn, month.
ya,,. o,,n,,,ro, =. l..
" w "o 'ou oiisnt nar-
oinSer, as she appears In the morning about two
hours in advance of his majesty. Venus and
Mars were in very close coniunction on tho 1st
about . o,o,oor :, a., .-,. :, ~ -
" WV uio'nus' III 'no noIlu-
eastern section OF the sky. Venus is moving
rapidly southwark, changing her declination
from north to south on the oath. and at the same
time she is increasing her distance from the
earth. ner diameter being I3 seconds at the De-
ginning of the month and II seconds at it's
close.
Saturn ranks next to Venus among the bril-
liant morning stars and will before the month
closes be quite a conspicuous object This
beautiful member OF the solar family ia still in
the constellation of the Lion and seems 10th 10
part with the bright star Regulus. from which
however, he is slowly increasing his distance
Mars. another of the morning planets ia aIso
In the constellation Of the Lion He ia so far
away that it is very difficult to keen track Of
MS rudy light and Instruments are nec.ssarv
To nick him ont from the midst of his snrronnSy
ings
Neptune also is a morning star and ia tn he
found in the constellation OF Taurus. He rises
about o'clock in the evening and on tn. Iot h
is i'm conjunction with the moon HI yonld
hardly according To our WORLDLY viaws ha a a.
siraLie place of residence. with a year or ravo.
luton round the sun. 165 times as ionga a vsor
on this planet 49, '0"'
Juplter leads the evening nlanets and Of tho
close of the month is aIona in his ,rIorr -, nio
representative of even,ng tore % ho - ,h . ,''
one TO the eastward of the snn his cnmvan y
ions d.sertin0 him uban rho mnnth Ia hnif -"
nr.d and raroing Themselves nndar tht. - "a
ner of his fairer rival V.nns On thn oo.n
ahont an hour altar ou,Sat Ir,itar ~ "oIn,
moon are the chief oh;ects in whst viii h W.. -
charning celestial ,ictpr, q. tho, I'll, w, a. NC
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CLEARING UP A MYSTERY.
A Prominent Business Man of st. Louis
Beaten and Robbed.


AL sorts of conflicting stories are flying
assault on Capt. D. P. slattery Sunday morn
ing. special from that city says that
later developments in the case show Capt.
Slattery to have been the victim of a conspr-
acy, and the police will re-arrest Klostermau,
who had been released; also his wife and Sallie
Klosterman. W. q. Horn, an acquaintance OF
Capt. S!attery, told a story that upsets the one
about the drug that the physicians assert is re-
sponsble for Capt. Slatterys condition.
Horn says he met Capt. Slattery early in the
morning, and they went the rounds Of the
saloons in the neighborhood. Sattery drank
whisky and scattered his money around in
great profusion. They visited all the saloons
in the neighborhool. and shortly before II
o'clock they entered klostermau's place. Capt
Slattery was then under the influence of LIQUOR
He treated everybody and never took any
change back. His diamonds and money at
tracted the attention OF the gang in the bar
room, and Horn says he escorted Slattery out
and made him promise to go home. He saw
Slattery start toward home and he (Horn) went
directly TO his own home.
The police are working on the theory that
Capt. Slattsry was followed by some one and
taken back to the saloon. There he was prlmed
with liquor until he lost his head. The gang
then stripped him of his diamonds and money
and carried him upstairs toward Mrs. Kloster-
mans apartments, beat him and then told the
story of the victims raid on the woman's
apartments. The setting of the $500 soil
taire was found in Alexander Hunts cell YES
terday morning and he is supposed to have
swallowed the diamond. He had dropped the
setting into the closet, supposing it would
reach the sewer, but there was a trap there to
receive just such evidence. Klosterman and
Hickey. the bartender, assert that they never
saw Slattery until they discovered him upstairs
half dressed Jas. Alger, a witness of the as
sault. says that he sag Hunt take the diamonds
from Slattery's person after throwing him
down stairs. Capt Slattery is better and may
recoyer
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ANACOSTIA.

STRIPPED OF CLOTHING AND CASH BY A HIeH-
wATMAS.-honday evening Jerry Cotterton and
Edward Fry OF this village. who had been en-
plOyed on road work in this part of the Dis
trlct. drew their pay in Washington and then
went through the village to register for voting
IN Oxen Hill district, Prince Georges county.
About or o'clock the next morning Mr. Cot
terton returned to his home on Polk street
with no clothing but his overalls. and reported
that he had been held up by a negro on the
Livingston road about three-fourths of mile
from Mr.. Gregory's store at Oxen Hill The
ebony highwayman made him shuck his cloth
ing, in the pockets of which was about ssh
Mr.. Cotterton was clone at the time, his COM
panlOn having been left by the wayside, being
too much intoxicated TO travel Mr. Cotterton
Is not drinking man and his strange story is
accepted as entirely credible. The loss is a
heavy one to him. as he is in limited circum-
stances and has had much sickness in his
family this season.
RECHABITEs.-Salem tent, No 154, met last
night IN Temperance hall and Mr. Arthur Cald-
well was Installed as shepherd and Mr.. Benoni
Milstead as levlte to I'LL vacancies. Hon. G. e.
Armstrong and Messrs. l.. Main, L. Milstead
l. Fields, and J. H. Ritter were brought into
the folds OF the tent. Remarks were made by
Messrs. j. II. Ritter, ". II. Scott j. NJ Canter.
J. &. Eller, ". ". Cordell, John Clark Edward
Fields. Arthur Caldwell. Hon. G. III. Armstrong
W. l. Poates, I. ". Scott, W. J. Webb, grand
chief ruler. and Benoni Milstead. chairman.
Several songs we're sung by Mr.. L. Main
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BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

r. sAtE K As non
iSEY aSD On SEW En- HAMFsH HE AVE. Nv,
kSS ~ igEs lISS f fsiS
Whereas on the % day Of september, 1881. the
by certain SUBDIVISION, duly recorded in Lber No.
Of the District Of toium6a did cause lots numSered
five to), six 80 and seven 90, in Charles Dodges
and sev enty six Il fo the city OF Msshinrton in
said District to be Themselves dyided into Los NUM-
inclusive. with certain alley feet in width.
upon the said Iastmentioned lots, certain Premise;
fnown as Nos 1906. 1907 1903, 1911 and 1918
as Nos New
avenue northwest respectively, all of the said prem
Ard w whereas afteEwaFd on the lst day Of April.
recorded in Liber No J99 at tolios AS ct seq hs
being of the land records of the District of
the Hereby 70
unto the undersigned the said ots numbered Ave i5I,
and improvements thereon (the then consisting
OF the said premises known and numbered as aforesaid
in Iayment OF the said Indebtedness. TO sell and
six %, and seven "a, with the buildings and improve
uents thereon as might be necessary TO discharge the
aud commissions. and taxes and assessments, out
And whereas OF the Indebtedness secured by the
said deed 81 trust there Remains overdue aud unpaid
day Of October, 1858, at per centun per
annu and the party secured by The said deed Of
and holding the said unpaid indebted has in writ
ing requested the unders gned to sell much Of the
property conveyed by the said deed of trust may
necessary to satisfy said unpaid indebtedness,
gether with expenses, commissions, taxes and assess
ments.
now, therefore, be it known that on FRIDAY, THE
eleventh DAY OF OCTOBER, ID. 1889, CON-
mencing at HALF-PAsI FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, the
undersigned will offer for SALE in front of the premises
beginning tn premises known No. 1905 l7th ST.
and continuing thence necessary, to No. 1913
18th st. and thence. if necessary No 1906
New Hampshire ave. NV. 20 o. 1912 New Hamp-
lalti =, "A ma Of fha osid lots -
loIs numbered five 80. six 6) and seven a. together
with the buildings AND improvements thereon and the
right TO use said alley may be necessary to satisfy
the said overdue and unpaid indebtedness. with ex
penses of sale advertisement and commissions and all
taxes and assessme Is then charged against the prop
erty that may be sold The list Of such taxes and
assessments Will be announced and open for inspec-
ton at the time o. saie.
Terms of in each One third cash and the
balance In one and two c. years from dsie OF sale,
with interest at the rate Of six 90 centUm
mum. payable sen-annualy, or all cash at the option
OF the purchaser. deposit ot two hundred aud fifty
dollars $3.50 will be required on each lot at tine Of
sale. The deferred payments are to he secured by
deed Of trust aud all conveysncing is to be 1T pur.
chasers cost II tine terms OF ssle not complied
with in ten days the trustees reserve the rg to adj
vertse and resell at the cost OF the defaultng pur
chaser.
CHARLES c. GLOVER Trustee.
oc1-d&ds CHARLES B. BAILEY, Trustee
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Stood on His Head Seven Hours.

Lee Ling. Leo Hi and Lee Cling late Saturday
night made friendly call upon Lee Hing. who
has charge of Lee Lang's Chinese laundry ON
9Th street, New York. After Monaghan greet
ings had been exchanged he turned to 60 into
the back room. but no sooner had his back been
turned than the three guests pounced upon him,
and In second ne was powerless to do anything
but think. They bound his hands together be-
hind his back. and then bending bis knees, strap
ped his feet against the back of his legs. They
then tied his legs to his hands. When they had
made all knots secure they requested him to tell
where the money was kept. He refused and
they ticSled him vigorously. Lee Hing finally
made such an outcry that they replaced the gag,
and after making the knot much tighter rolled
him over in corner and went to work to ran
sack the place. They oroke open q large trunk
in the back room and secured $l6O and some
gold jewelry. Yesterday morning Hing was
found. His entire body was paralyzed. and It was
an hour before he could speak at ali distinctly
For seven hours he had been lying on the
top OF his head and his knees. with his back bent
like bow. The robbers were caught and some
Of the booty recovered.
STEAMERS will leave for Mount Vernon evarv
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RAILROADS.

II prxxsvrv.x,. por-rr
poSsLs Tk sSsLH MlsJ; a6p sc sSSyTHT
TRAINS is tITEG u sslTIIasSk s., use mo,
SSSSStk on skill hSD STEM fff Is poI,
81 rrl ,ns hssueHsd ..r. a 80 m. d.iiyI
si.3.s and hsrIi.6ns o 81 t0ai.: daily s.S.ps
s e ShS:s fspSs. s;sas % - "A S:y
isai sss@s Cd ., = SG sSs
Sssers iSr Louisvilie and Mea1phs- RciAe ~.
Nest With through sissp,r . h...S1ns .sd P.sss,
bArIaOaf AND PJroMAc RAILROAD
For ksne csnandaisu.. hoehesisr and Niss.rs Fsl,s
For me. .fS. w., q 40 nm o., p,s-
m. nth .a sls.p 4f. d.. sIse, s.,aFd.y loco
For willsnsi,Ort. Iocf Haven .ni Ilnr.' a. !, 50
roR p Al 6Shkis ffSsnSSI sw
no'ce en-. and 4 Il, 2oHm on sunday, . 90 II taS
f naprsss Q, hS..P Prior Carr 40 a.iIy
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
For eS:ns ASS sI S sS.I n S.s daily
.ssa.i rS.. + S.t .S 1sss esg e'r avoiding
For Atlantic City. 80, n 90. and II 40 am. vsss
go and IL 40 am, IL :05, 2:lo, $50, Ss4S
$40, 4:2o. 4 :40. 900. 9:4O. SID 1000 aud
ll:so pm On SUNDAY. y 90. s:oS, y so. II 40
1870 ana 4 2Upm
For Pores Greek Line, 20 Am and 40 m daily
For AnasIons, 20 and 300 m. IL .os, 20 sna
500 Pm daily. except SUNDAY. sundays s'Os
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
MAJ And ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILWAY
IN EFFECT NAY l2. lssa
For AlexandriA, 80. 6.;BS 7s5, $40 Is 1887
s.in;' 4 - noon, 500. 4.25. 4:S5. o:ol. o Il
e.VS, iV'o2 AID 80 y. IA On sunday 81 80
40 s:4o. 1907 am. 2:3a ool. b:O2 and
AccoinnodatIoiffor QuAntico, : as am and ass
"a. Neek Gays 40 AIN sundays.
for Llchlilonu and the south, A. 80. 1887 q N
, daily. and o:=i pm. daily except sunday.
Aralhs .eaNe AleAGhoriA tor AsLiueton q O5. s.0A
s :VSS' Pip Lv;i2. II 90. Am; 20, 500
pm On Sunday NJ y: 10 aud IL :O7 g. IN I; 2sOa
ro;l 200, s:OU. DO aud 10 .32p.m
lhAets AID information at he ONCE, northeast
ner q 10th street aud feunsS yania avenue aud "a
tne station, where Urers be the checking
OF nfsAge 10 destination from hotels and resld.uceS
Chan. h PU6h. II AZ Noon
OeneraI Manager General Passenger Aren't
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The oyster boundary line between MARYLAND
and Virginia on Hog Island, on the Potomac,
nov In dispute, will, it is thought, soon be am
For the first time in her history as a tobacco
market Danville, Va, reports glut of tobacco
Offering prices remain exceptionally high.
SNOW fell heavily at Oakland, Nd, Monday.
Dr. Iaimage sails the 3oth to write . life Of
Christ in Palestine.
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EXCURSION TICKETS TO RICHMOND, FRED
ERIcKsEUsG, PES MAR AND GErrYsBURo VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-For the accommoda-
Ion OF visitors to Washington during the
hn,shts Iemplar conclave the Pennsylvania
railroad company will sell excursion tickets on
october .. 3, ~ and IL. valid for return five
DAYS from aud including date of issue. to Rich
mond, Fredericksburg, Pen Mar and Gettys-
burg The round-trip rate to Richmond will be
20 70 rrederlekburg, Pen Mar and Gettysburg
e. This liberal arrangement enables yisito1s
to see these very interesting points at Q nomi-
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LARGE
LOT. NO. 1927 STREET. WEST WASHING

TON.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
the Distract OF Columbia, will sell IN of the
premises, THUhSD ~ III. nth DAI OF &C.
TOBER. AID, 1889, AT FlVi. O'CLOCK ID, the toll
lowing described real estate situate in the District Of
land and premises known AID distinguished as and
being those parts of lots numbered hundred and
six iOOl one hund ca and seven lOll and one hun
dred and twelve Il l2D Beatty and Hawkins addi-
ton Georgetown, which sid lots recorded among
the laud records OF said District IN Liners Nos A. folio
37t; 81, folio J3l; So. folio 321; ll5, folio
237, and III, folio 2S4 tie same being de-
sciibed in one parcel, as follows. namely beginning
LIST called NJ street .wenty t25) Ieet west
from the southeast OF said lot No. 1O6 aud run
ming thence west said street sixty four t04) feet
partionw Ill separating the house this parcel
the west thereof; thence north and Jhrouxh
the center said Partition wall one hundred and
eighty 1870 feet and one I'd inch thence east
lots Nos and 3 in said additions; thence south
thirty-three Cob feet and nne ~ inches TO The
corner of said lot ~ thence east the lin be-
tween lots Nos 100 and Is three go fee three AID
onehalf Ijop inches: thence south fort three t4:D
and six I'D inches; thence ~ ID
aud eight and nall go niche; til, south
huared and six 400 teet and to inches First
and place beginning together 18th all he
proYenents ways, easeinents rights privileges,
Entertainments and appurtenauces to tie same belong
ing or in any wise apl ertalping.
Terms One third cash balance IN equal install ments
at and two yeais potes 10 bear interest
payable semi annuity and TO be secured by decd of
trust premises sold, OF al cash, at option OF pur
chaser. deposit of @2b0 required at sale. Convey
Piled with in 10 days. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right resell the Ut the n SIX ard OF
the deaultLg purchaser after dag public notice
OF such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
'Ae WILLIAM CoRCoRAN HILL ,.
oc4-d&ds CHARLES ELLIOTT, ( Ai"s'ees