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INSECT PESTS IN THE HOUSE.
Scientist Tells How to Make War on
CockrOaches.

In a bulletin just issued by the division of
entomology. Department of Agriculture. DIR. c.
V. Riley, writing of insect pests OF the house
hold, after describing various species of cock
reaches, saws: In the latitude of Washington
and further south the croton bug eats every
thing which contains paste. and consequently
wall paper, photographs and especially certain
kinds of cloth book bindings suffer severely
from their attacks. In a recent number of
Insect Life" will be found an account of severe
injury done to certain of the important files in
the Treasury Department in Washington. the
bindings of many important public documents
being dlshgured and destroyed. In the Office
OF the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
they have become an intoerable nuisance by
eating on the surface and particularly the blue
maps.
But need no. elaborate further upon the
damage which they do. How to kill them and
prevent this damage is tho question.
without condemninG other useful measures
or remedies like bOrax would repeat here
what have already urged in these columns.
VIZ, that In the free and persistent use of Cali
fornla buhach or some other fresh and reliable
brand of pyrethrum or Persian insect powder
We nave the mos satisfactory means of dealing
with this and the other reaches mentioned
just before nightfall 90 into the infested
rooms and puff it into all crevices. under base
boards, into the drawers and cracks of old fur
nlture-ln fact, wherever there Is a crack-and
IN the morning the floor will be covered with
dead and dying or demoralized and paralyzed
reaches. which may easily be swept up or other
wise collected and burned. With cleanliness
and persistency IN these methods the pest NAV
be substantially driven out of "a house and
should never be allowed to get full possession
BY immigrants from without
For no other insect have so MANY ouack
remedies been urged and are SO many news
paper remedies published. Many of them have
their good points. but the majority are worth
less In fact, rather than put faith in half of
those which have been published it were better
TO rely on the recipe which r. A. Jsnvier gives
IN MS charming article on Mexican Supersti-
lions and Folklore" published i'm a recent
number OF Scrlbners Magazine, as current
among the Mexicians: To get rid of cock
roaches-Catch three and put them in a bottle
aud so carry them to where two roads cross
Here hold the bottle upside down and as they
Tall out repeat aloud three credos. Then all the
coachroaches IN tine house from which these
three came will 60 away!
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Compelled to Sleep With a Pig.

From the Philadelphia Times.
William and Mary White of 2020 fancy street
were arraigned before Magistrate Kochersper-
ger yesterday, charged with cruelty and ne
glect to their children and Annie DALI gan,
aged nine years, who lived with them. 1t was
in evidence that the couple were habitual
drunkards and that little Annie had been seen
drunk in their company on several occasions.
The child claimed that she was obliged to sleep
with pig. 1t was also stated that shed in
the rear of the house was rented to gang of
small boys. who were supplied with cigars,
cigarettes and tobacco by Mr.. and Mrs. White.
The magistrate committed the couple to prison
in default of bail and remanded the children to
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children
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VlHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TkUsTEF'S SALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN WEST WASHINGTON, ID. e.
by virtue OF deed OF trust from Christian
libcr o. folio S and the request Of TIE PARTY
secured thereby, the undersigned, trustee will or
fer at public front OF the Premises, No 1898
Congress or :jlst street. on MONDAY, APRIL
TMEN1Y-1IESr. 1880, at FIVE O'CLOCK Nj, the
following described lots and improvements, being
said 3lst or Congress street between VI or B:idge
street and or Water street. and half square
north OF lotonlac DoIt Club House in Ge geown d.
G.. Beginning Tor same at southeast corner of lot
"a in Peters square in Old Georsetown the west
line OF ConH street and thence with tho
south line of lot "A los feet. less the
southwest Cf said lot thence north with the
west line If lots A. AZ and A. lao or less
to the soeth line OF an alley running through from
Congress street to high street thence with the
sCu;h line OF said alley 0S feet less Con-
gress street. then south with wet line OF Congress
street 40 feet, less to the beginning with
the large Frame House thereon.
Terms of sale Onethrd casn, balance in equal notes
st one and two VI with per cent properly
secured on the properly SOLD, all cash at
option of pun haseF deposit of Sl00 day of sale
and II terms Of sale complied with days
trustee right resell riss and cost of de-
iauiting purchaser, Title good or sale. Convey
alcinR at purchasers cost
ap9-dSds JOSEPH J. WATERS. Trustee.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Austioneer.

VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR BELTsvILLE
ING ABOUT 345 ACnEs, With LARGE
DOUBLE DWELLING AND oIhEk Nkcks-
will sell by order Of the ut Bclsyille Sta
ton, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad WEDNEs-
DAY, APRIL SIXTEENT9. 1890. At ONE O'CLOCK
PM, tie following property, foTmerly owned by Ram
dolph Mason and Afterwards by Malhins i. Forbes.
and lying about two miles northwest from Beltsville
Station the county road to Marlboro and adjoin-
ing the lands of william Shea. the Patterson estate
Halls and Cofn's, and consisting of three parcels OF
land containing about 345 acres, improved by sub
stantially butt Double dwelling perfect condition
and ether necessary outbuildinrs. The property
tains arabic wood and mineral land.
Terms: One-half cash and the residue in two equal
payments at six aud twelve months with notes bear
ing aud secured by deed trust or ali cash
at option of purchaser Conveynncing purchsserss
cost. $500 deposit required at the time OF sale
Piats OF the property be at my ONCE
a7-du THOMAS BOWLING. Auctaon>ee
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. Arecently published work on THE Art Of
Advertising" says: "A point which will afford
reliable information as to the value of a publi-
cation as an advertising medium is the close
ness with which the publisher adheres to his
advertising rates" TIE STAR invariably holds
to its rates; and, what is of greater importance
to the advertiser, ii charges ere,ybody the same
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Lively Times In Rhode Island.

There was an exciting time in the Rhode
Island house Of representatives yesterday.
The democrats came within one vote of adopt
ing $50 license fee for sale of beer and light
wines The republicans thought this was done
TO win the German-Amercan vote Di!atory
tactics were adopted by the republicans. some
OF whom ran out of the state house 10 leave the
assembly without quorum With the sheriff
Chasing them. Speaker Miller (democrat) ex-
pounded Speaker Reeds tactics. counting ab-
sent members IN the negative. After great
confusion the house adjourned
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
- ATCLIFFE, DARE & co. Auct:oneers.

u ATCLIFFE, DARR & Co, Auct;oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyEp
PROPERTY, BEING SUBLUT No 45.IN SQUARE
40. 051.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, PASSED in Equity Cause No.
l226l, III which Nm. II. Powell ct a. COM
piainants and Sarah A. Molhaupter ct al. are de
the premises, on MkpNEsDAY, APRIL SIX
1EEN1H. 1880, at FIVE O'CLOCK M, the FOL-
lowing described real estate. being sublot IL OF
Lot No -, IN square NO 131, beginning for the
sixty three (05l feet from Pierce the
dividing line OF said Lot and running north along the
said dividing Ene hftyseGen t)1D feet thence
tyslN (6OI feet; thence south fifyeixhI l1SD feet
thence west TO the place of beginning.
Terms OF sale: OMethlrd OF The purchase money in
cash, and The balance III two equal installments III
t0l and twelve 10 months, with interest go per
cent. or ala cash az the option the purchaser.
oslt OF 500 M Dc required al sale, the
trustee reserves the right 10 resell at the risk and
OF tine Oeiaultlng purchaser the sale not
com Piled with ia ten days alter sale.
SAMUEL &. MILLS, Trustee,
an3-dGds OH Ia. n W.
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FUTU RE DAYS.
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers.

WALTER Il. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
On STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION,
No. iI3
On TIL TUESDAY, APRIL TENTH. AT HALF-PAST
FIN O'CLOCK Pm, shall sell, front OF the
premises, Thrcestory and Basement Brick Dwelling.
with back building, containing twelve and BATH
room, with all modern improvements. lot 20 feet
inch by 100 feet dcep to alley. making it
BILE property, and those in search of valuable property
should not tail to attend the sale.
Terms OF sale; One-haf cash balance in SIX twelve
and ightcen months Tor bearing interest from
day Of sale and secured by deed of property
sold. All conveyanciIg, &c, ut purchasers
$500 down day of safe, and of sale are not
complied with within III days day of sale the Iror
erty will be ID at risk Of deIaulting pur
chaser. WALTER Is. WILLIAMS x Co.
a3-Ut AuctlOneers.
e. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the nlclnency of the weather until TUES
DAY, APRIL FJF1 EENl same hour and place.
WALTZ Err B. WILLIAMS x co,
d ADcf.n
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Effect of Indian Stories on a Child.

Ethel Valentine. aged five years, of West
Grove, Pa, in imitation of Indian stories she
had heard, started with Ratchet on a scalping
expedition. Her first subject was her one-year-
old brother, Herbert, whom she struck on the
head, lniicting a severe and dangerous wound.
For few hours his life was despaired OF, but
he is now considered out of danger.
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The G. and u. Canal Receivers Trip,

ErOIn The I3aItlfnOfe sun.
In consequence OF the rainy weather the re-
ceivers of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal will
not start on their trip of inspection over the
canal until Monday or Tuesday of next week.
They have. however. already made every pre-
paration at Cumberland for their Journey down
the towpath from that point. They expect
to be about one week in making the journey.
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J. p. RYON, r,..
BURR Il. TRACY,} lrus1ees.
RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Aucts. ap2-d&ds
BOWLING, Auctioneer.
XALuABIE RESIDENCE pROpFRrv ON !

VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY on X
STkkkT BETWEEN FOURTErNTH AND FIJI
TENTH STREETS NORrHM Est AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, 1890,
at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front of the premises /
Will sell the West Twenty-une Feet OF Lot Is, lii
Square 2lS, by depth of lU9 feet 10 inches. i'm
proved by Small Frame House, renting for SO
per month.
Terms One-third cash; Dalanca in and two
years, with interest and secured by deed OF
the property, or all cash Conveyancing and record
ing at cost OF purchaser. A deposit 800 will be
required at time of sale. This property beautifully
situated il of our best ne2 hborhoods and should
command the attention Of those i'll search of valuable
property.
ap;t-dts THOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
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ap1-lSdS
H,RUSTEES' SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION or
Il DWELLING HOUSE No. 203 EASE CAPITOL

BY virtue of that certain deed Of trust u.s. recorded
ir liLer No. 6oU, folio No q, ct seq of the land
cords of the Distract of Columbia will sell pub
lie auction i'll front of the Premises on WEDNESDAY,.
The SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1890, AT
CD Grants recorded subd vision of square numbered
seven hundred and sixty $780, Ia the City of Wash
ington, DC This lot is improved with large and de-
sirable brick dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash and the balance at
nine and eighteen months. FOR which the notes of the
purchaser bearing in crest from the day of sale and
secured the property sold Will be taken or all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser deposit 500 will
be required of the purchaser 1t the time u sale.
EDWARD Nj. GALLAUDET,i r.
ap4-d HAIBERT T. PAINE , trustees
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A Shoe Backing Institute.

The Central Shoe Backing Institute in Ber-
lin undertakes to clean boots and shoes for its
clients ~ often as required between d m and
sp.m. for monthly payments at the rate Of
nifty cents a month for men and thirty-fiye
cents FOR women Half rates are given when
several members OF one family subscribe
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF AND
WATER PRIVILEGE, STREET, CORNER

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF AND
WATER PRIVILEGE, STREET, CORNER
FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST
By virtue OF a deed of trust dated he 25th of March,
1879 and recorded in Libec 3D. folio L. OF the land
records OF this District, amt by direction of the party
secured thereby the Undersigned Will offer public
sale on the premises, on TIT kSDAN, SEVEN
TENTH OF APRIL. 1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
the wharf and water privilege OF lots numbered three
CD anu four a. in square numbered eight hundred
and twenty siX (S.O) the are designated ami
described the lats and plan OF said city, having
width OF lO3 feet inch the frontage Of said lots and
extending with that width the channel Of the East
Branch OF the Potomac River
Terms Of sale: $1,000 and interest on same from
September -. -, with expenses OF sale i'll cash
balance IN one year with six cent int the
day ot sale and secured 10y deed the prop
erty sold, or al cash. at the option of purchaser.
delost of 800 will he required AZ the thine ale
Il the terms OF sale not complied with i'll days
after the SALE the Trustee reserves the right resell
the property at the RISK and OF the deiaulting plr
chaser uun five days advertisement of such resale
ConveyaIclng at the cost OF the purchaser. Taxes
VIII he Iald to ID, cenber 81, 1889.
aI.,-lSls LANES &, PAYNE Trustea
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ap3-d6ds
DEREMTORY SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE ST.
l. BUEBAN PROPERLY. SITUATED NEAR THE
NEM NAVAL. OBSERVATORY AND THE nm

L BUEBAN PROPERTY SITUATED NEAR THE
NEW NAVAL OBSERVATORY AND THE TEN
l.EiTOWN ELECTRIC RAILROAD.
/ viii offer sale III front OF the premises on
TUESDAl, rEE FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL.
1880, Al FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, all of Lot numbered
2S1, Square No. l3l, IN Beatty and Hawkins addi-
ton to Georgetown, ID. C., containing about 1888 600
square feet of ground. and impro we'd by a Frame
House. This property has good frontage on a wide
avenue is Ligh and level ground. he subdivided
with but s loss streets and IL every way most
desirable.
Terms of sale: One-half cash. balance in eighteen
ard thirty months. to be secured tine premises
sold, with interest at per cent per PAYABLE
annually ali cash ut the option of the pIr-
chaser. deposit 500 required at tue Of sale,
and all u b ct the the purchaser
Terms of sale TO b. coEuli "a with in ten days.
property will be resold The risk and of the de-
Iaultlng purchaser after fve days, advertisements
lie Evening star. GEO. W. STIGkNEl,
apg-dSds Auctioneer.
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EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU
ABLE REAL ESTATE AND IMPRONEMENTs

4
ABLE RIAL ESTATE AND IMPROVEMENTS,
SITUATED ON SIXTH Strict EAST BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue OF the last will and testament of Fannie
Ieececeased the undersigned, and trustee
therein named will sell at public auction IN front
of the premises, on MONDAY the TWEEN n.y. FIRST
DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1880, at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
NJ, all those pieces parcels OF ground situate in
the city of Washington. in the District Of Columbia
and known as lots thirty GOD and thirty l3l in
james y. Callans subdivision OF square eight hun
dred and ifysix $780, said lots being each twenty
hve col feet front by one hundred 400 feet in depth
and lot thirty one t3I being improved by two-story
Brick Dwelling.
Terms of sale, agreed upon in writing By all parties
interested IN said real estate. follows third
tsl purchase money in cash and the balance thereof
and twelve months with interest from day of
FOR which the purchaser purchasers shall give his
or their promlssory notes, secured by deed deeds
trusts upon the property Sold all cash, option of
the purchaser purchasers. deposit of $50 will be
required of the purchaser purchasers the time of
sale. All conveyancing at purchasers costs The
terms OF sale must he complied with in fifteen days from
day of sale, otherwise the property will be resold
at the risk and cost Of deaulng purchaser after ve
days notice III the Evening star.
ANDREW J. DONALDSON,
Executor and Trustee,
ap5-d6ds llI2 9TH st. ne.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auc,loreers,
IL $50 rennsy wanna ave. n. W

TRUSTEES, SALE oF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN ALLEY BETWfEN q AND I SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
1898 ioho 421 ct seqoue OF the alG records tor
District Of Columbia. We will sell at pu3c auction,
front of the premises, on MONDAY, 1HE FOUR
TENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1890, AZ FIVE
O'CLOCK L. Nj.
Parts OF original Lots numbered fortyone a ID and
forty-two '4j IN square numbered eight hundred and
seve yeight tSGSl, beginning tor the ut the
southMesteT corner Of said lot numbered fortyone
t4D; thence running north along the line Of the pub
lie alley forty 40 feel anu three Cd inches; thence
east one hundred and thIrty-twO (l32) feet and
four and onehalf 90 inches; thence south
(iGl and three Oh inches thence west
hundred and thirty two I'D feet and iour snd one
half a - inches TO The place of Ocg1nnlhg together
with AL ana singular the improvements, rights &C. TO
the same DeloI- ing or III amy wise appert raining
Terms One-third cash. balance six and twelve
mon hs u per cent: secured by deed of trust
property sold; all cash, at option OF purchaser IL
sale not piled with IN fifteen lays the
trustees the ht resell the property
the risk and cost OF The detaulIiy purchaser after
days advertisement IL some newspaper published in
Washington DC. \ deposit OF i 90 upon acceptance
OF blu. All yanclng. &C, cost purchaser
MICHAEL l. WELLER ,ru,...
G1- Ri
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RUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpROyED
pkOPERTY IN WHITNEY CLOSE SuHlIVI.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIfPROvED
PROPERTY IN WHITNEY CLOSE SUBDIVI-
SION.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated May 16. 1887.
ana recorded in Liber l20B folio l46 ct SEQ
one, of the land records of the District Of Co.
lumbia. and ct the request Of the party secured
thereby. We will sell Gt public auction in front OF
the premises ON WEDNESDAY, April. SIXTEEN H.
ing described real estate, situate in the County of
Washington District Of Columbia. to wit All that GER
tain piece parcel Of land ana premises
tnguished and being lot numbered two 20 in block
numbered eleven Il - IN b. H. Marder's Subdivision or
tract of land called Whitney Close the said subdi-
vision is duly recorded in the office Of the surveyor Of
the District of Columbia in the Liber of County Pats
No. 9, folios 81 and 63
Terms of sale: One-four.h cash; balance in three
equal installnents and payable in six, twelve and
eighteen months from date. with interest at rate
of per and secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold. all cash purchasers option De-
posit Of one hundred dollars 100 required
SALE Terms of sale to be complied with in seven days
from day Of sale.
o. S Si3EsEJ Z + Eh EHPSa Trustees.
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aD6-dEds
lHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Il
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY. situate on THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF b AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
SOUTHWEST, OPPOSITE THE BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, BEING No.
1870 b STREET SOUTHWEST, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
On THURSDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, 1890,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, in front Of the premises, |
Will sell at public auction Lot 1 and the i6 feet
inches of Lot 4, so 2jB fronting 90 feet on
u street average depth Of feet The west halt Of
Lot IL Is improved by large Three-story Brick Resi-
dcnce fronting about "a feetCn street, being No
1870 The entire property contains 1,l square feet
which Will trst be offered whole, and II not thus
sold the property will be divided lots about
~ feet front each, aud be then sold separately.
Terms: One third cash, balance in one and two
years, with interest and secured by q deed of trust
on the property all cash. All conyeyancing
be required If sold whole. and 100 on each lot II
sold separately THOMAS BOWLING.
apO-dts Auctionepr
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AUCTION SALES.
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FUTURE DAYS.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO, Auctioneers.
III 920 Pennsylysnia ave- nv.

H go Pennsylvsnia ave. nv.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE
WANERLY HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS
5oS NINTH sTREET NV, AT ACTION.
T WSnp oHAMBER ri TTRNITURE o MALN STT
CHAMBER Hall kSb sgMg cARPETS
LOUNGES, ROCKERS, FRENCH PLATE
M hsIp M MnIkRo PR LAkaE LOT pININ NS
LINEN; CRoCkERY AND GLASS WARE
fhnNIiRy As6 6y TAhf fio IAbh sIN,
tNEARLY NEW. LAkGE BAKE-oyEN STOVES,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, ICE CHEST AND LANCE
ICE Box, AWNING AND FRAME, &C.. &C.
On THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL SEVEN.
TENTH, 1890. beginning at TEN O'CLOCK. we will
sell at pubic auction at the Waverly Hotel ana Dining
Rooms sos 9th street northwest all the coatents
thereof, to which We invite EenerSl attention.
RAlCLIFfE, DAhR X CO.
ap1Od Auctioneers
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Il LAND On The EASE SIDE or TIE EASTERN
fSS3N Rf &f ~ Mn 2fM EIy R9Ap
sYLyPNIk AvENTE f fxTE S5p6L Al FEM BEN
NINGS BRIDGE
r 4 81 a s Of i the a Sdy o I'm
District OF columbia and at the request of the holders
auction, on The premises ON TUESDAY. THE TiF-
TENTH |, pa or APRIL AD; 1890 Ar FINE
Parcel OF lalI situa,e in Washington county IN the
sle' s .. psIS that lsrt Of sst u land
BEGINNING at stone on the west side Of the Eastern
ing part OF said tract and running thence north -.
degrees east "a and s. 100 pennies; thence north Is
degrees west % and 80 100 perches thence north ~
aesre s eSs' neSrIhS tneee III forth ~ de.ss
Branch; theuce following the ceperlne said branch
north 90 degrees west eTc ,ePee a3r fs 81
degrees ard 30 100 Icrches: thence north o:3S
west % pelches thence 81 degrees west
and 100 perches 10 the center Ie OF the track
center line OF the track OF said railroad soth 56e
8 perches thence soutn e. degrees Mest q perches.
thence south O38 degrees vest perches: thence
degrees west perches TO the Eastern Branch river
thence following the line of the south 3 degrees
perches; hence south IA degrees east : perches
10y degrees west ad 40. loo perches: thence south
JliA desrees west 70; 90 perches thence south
the boundary line OF one Maisols line; thence with
the sand boundary line south 6l1S east l9O
lOO W ON the west SIDE OF
the Eastern Branch road and place OF beginning con-
tanning 81 and %. / 90 acres Of land more less
Terms OF sale One-thlEd of tie purchase money in
cash on the day OF sale, within twenty days
litter and the balance three equal Payments in SIX
twelve and eighteen months from the day sale the
purchaser giving promissory notes the said de-
ferIed payments. bearing interest at the per
centum Ter annum from the day of sale and secured
by deed OF trust Gil the property Sold the purchaser
may all the purchase money cash within twenty
days after the day Of sale deposit Of $500 will be
required when the property is sold all eonyeyancing
at tie purchasers cost II the terms OF sale
conlied with within twenty days after the of sale
the trustees the right resell property at
the risk and cost of deeuitEg purchaser alter nye
days Advertisement in newspaper printed and
published III the city o! Washington. be.
WILLIAM W. BpARMAN,
HENRY A LlNGEh,
- Trustees
DlNCANSON BROS, AuctODeerS. a3-dts