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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
THE TRIAL OF "FRENCHY."
Expert Testimony Taken in the Celebrated
Murder Case Yesterday.

Expert Testimony Taken in the Celebrated
Murder Case Yesterday.
So intense and so nearly general is the inter-
est in the trial Of ''Frenchy," New York's sup
posed Jack the Ripper" that the court Of
ficers and the lawyers in the case
are besieged daily with requests for
permits to get into the court room. Few
persons outside of those who are actually
interested in the case and the friends of the
lawyers are able to get in. Every day of the
trial seems to stimulate this interest and as the
case viii probably continue till very near the
dog days. the trial will become famous one.
1t will be remarkable for several reasons: first,
the great number of witnesses and experts ex-
amined, the contradictory opinions of the ex-
perts the unreliabiiity of much of the testi-
mony, and for the legal skill shown in the con-
duct of the case.
The feature of the proceedings yesterday
was the expert testimony. As usual the doc
tors disagree. One side claims that it is pos
sible to take a drop of blood several months
old. moisten it mp. put it under microscope
and tel. just who shed it and what kind OF food
was consumed by the person who shed it.
The coroner's physician and several other
doctors expect to identify the drop of dried
blood in that way. Other experts have come
in to say that it can't be done. Prof. Henry
A Mott. lr., the grandson OF the famous
Valentine Mott. will be present for the defense.
and DIR. Paul Gebier will also be called DIR.
Rush Shippen Heidekoper and other experts
will testify that it is arrant nonsense for any
scientist to say that blood. dried and old. can
be restored to its normal state by artificial
moisture and its properties ascertained with
any degree of ccrtainty-such certainty as
should be exacted when human life is az stake.
Another point upon which tle doctors will not
agree is whether the woman was dead or alive
when butchered. DR.. Jenkins. for the state.
gave his opinion yesterday that the woman was
dead when the dissecting began.
Nothing introduced yesterday to sub
startiatc the promises made by both sides tina.
the most s"nsntional disclosures would be made
during the trial. The testimony OF DR.. Jen-
kris and OF the hotel clerk WAS about the same
as that produced at the coroners inquest.
Through the days proceedings the accused
man sat half oblivious to what was goinS on
and perhaps, entirely unconscious of its Sc
rious significance for him. He seems to real
ize now and then that he is i'll very desperate
plight and then the dull. though not brutal,
ountenance takes on Il changed and very Sc
rious appearance. 1t looks to SOME OF the
spectators that if this Algerian is the butcher
he feigns occasional indifference with much
success for a man SO dull.
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He Tried to Form n Rubber Trust.

Albert l.. Coolidge. a member OF the boot
and shoe firm of Houghton. Coolidge & Co.
Of Boston and president of the Para Rubber
Company, died on Monday at his Brook
line residence, aged fifty-nine. The threatening
aspect of the rubber markets of South America
led him TO attempt the task of bringing all the
great rubber concerns into gigantic trust
that would control the rubber markets Of the
world. His project was brilliant one but ii
progressed slowly and met with much opposI-
ton The strain upon his body and mini was
more than his constitution could stand and
three months ago his health failed him. As a
member of the commissions to the Philadel-
phia and the Paris expositions he performed
valuable service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

Brabham. the negro who is to be hanged
at Charlotte, N. c.. soon for numbering the
italian, Mecca, Monday night made an attempt
on the life Of Sheriff Smith. Since an attempt
recently to kill q fellow-prisoner named Cald-
well Brabham has been chained to the door Of
his CELL Last night when the sheriff went into
his cell Brabham suddenly felled him to the
ground With a fearful blow OF the chain with
which he was fastened. The negro would then
have killed him but for the prisoner Caldwell.
who rushed in from the corridor and pulled
Brabham away. When the sheriff regained his
feet he jumped on Brabham and beat him
severely. The prisoner begged to be killed, 20
he would not live to be hanged.
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Investigating an Insurance Company.

The Flour City Life Association, an ASSESS
ment life insurance concern, of Rochester,
n. u, organized ia 1887, is said to be in
trouble. 1t is reported that three of its Off
cials have been indicted. They are President
C. F. Underhill, Secretary William P. Chase
and Adjuster James McCargo. McCargo ia I'M
derstood to be charged with larceny and the
others accessories. President Underhill is
also vice president of the Life Union Associa-
ton Of New York city, concern closely con-
nected with the Flour City. The state SUPER
intendent of insurance is investigating the
alleged fraudulent methods of the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
Another -Pleuse Match.

The six-day go-as-you-please pedestrian con-
test-four hours each night-opened Monday
night at Dillon's athletic grounds at Fish
Kill. New York. There were eleven starters,
and at the close of the evening the score
stood: Hegieman. 81 miles,7 laps; Curley.
81 miles. 2 laps; Fox, 81 miles, 2 laps; Pyers
70 miles, 2 laps; Guerrero, 20 miles: Golden,
"a. miles 10 laps; Tyler. IS miles, 10 laps;
OBrien. % miles. 5 laps; Craig, "a miles. lap;
Jackson, 70 miles, 10 laps; Glening, Is miles 4
laps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

That part OF tine Mckinley tariff bill which
affects the duty on tin plate imported from Eng
land goes into effect today. The present duty is /
cent per pound: after today the duty will be 2
is much activity among importers, who are
anxious to get incoming steamers past the Gus
tom house. Every steamer which has left
British ports within the last month has brought
over IL cargo OF the metal. and the number of
cases filled with tin which have landed in New
York city has been enormous.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON, Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF LOT "A. IN
SQUARE 493.

BY virtue of q certain deed Of trust to me, dated
October ~ 1872. which has been duly recorded in
Lber ZOO at folio 0 ct seq. OF the land records
q the party secured thereby Win eel on the prem
hereafter mentioned the following piece
in tho city of Washington. District Of Columbia. to
wit:
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p N. that part of lot fourteen
90, square four hundred and ninety three (4ls3
point sixty 0 feet south Of the northsast corner
said square and running south forty (4O feet
feet thence east one hundred 00 est to the place Of
beginning, and improved by frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale One-third I'd Of the purchase money
cash. and the balance in SIX and twelve mcnths with
interest st the rate Of six centum snuurn
able semannusly or all cash. ct the option Of the
purchaser, Two hundred te200) dollars wiz bs NJ
quired at the time of sale.
All convey sncing will be ct the purchasers cost.
Terms of sale to be complied with In fifteen l) DAYS
the property will be resod at the risk and the
defauting purchaser after tive days Advertisements IN
THE Evening STAR"
JOHN N. LANGSTON,
fe24-d&ds Cor College and AAh Sta 0.C.( Atussee.
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PROPERTY on FIFTEENTH s,REET BE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNMPROvED
TWEEN AND II STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF Q deed Of trust. dated 0vember IL,
1H5 recorded In Lber No. ll56. folio ID ct SEQ.
Of the land records Of the District OF Olumbis and
also by virtue Of order Of the suprsm Court the
District Of Columbia made on the 23cday OF June,
sell the hiehest bidder in front Of be premisea
on THURSDAY. the NINTH DAY OF uLf. 1891. 1t
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. n the folouine
described real estate. situate in the atty Of Wash
ington. District of COLUMBIA 10 ~: Part Of lot
nine (v) Of Davidson's subdivision square num-
bersd two hundred and fourteen c2l<. descnted -
follows: Belnning for the same st u northwest cor
nsr q nd ce nd runni9g thsnce 81 LIS 70 is.s;
fest thence north feet thence vsss lo feot and
inches 70 the line Of 18th street west "a thence north
east 30 feet By the width a aid pa Of lot however,
to BE- sold subject TO rRht of way or N favor Of
the owner oWners of the rsmainif portion of nd
Terms Of sa,s: on.-thsrd Of III. p.rchs,. nosey
one "a sxoysaIs With inssrsS M day p ale q The
suslly. 70 b secursd 81 the prussofy q the
purchaser and dssd OF frugt On = property sold.
~ cash. q the Option Of The purSassr depoait Of
ESQ VII b required Of the purceesr e the time q
sele. All convsysnc1ng % he - Of TIE purchasss.
II the terms Of sale Be not eomded With IN 10 days
.sssi Is psoSsssy q sSs "a "a eo q sSs dsfssis,
A. q woRTIN0ToN. rrmsss.
NAL T4URRAY. Trus1se
5s96-dkds 313 ~ - Az.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. No other paper Published has anything
like third many readers in the city of
Washington IS has The EVENING STAR. and no
other one has yet supported its claims by an
affidavit - IT. circulation.
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The New Sugar Bounty Law.

The new bounty law passed by the last
Congress required that all applications for
the bounty must be filed before July /.
They have been pouring in at New Orleans
since the beginning of June and it is supposed
that all of them have been filed. The appli-
cations show that the planters expect big
crop. They are for $50. goo 900 OF. sugar and
will call for $4,000, 900 from the federal treas
ury il the crop turns out anything near what
ia exuecrel
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At the University of Virginia.

The exercises of the University OF Virginia were
continued yesterday. A meeting of the society
of the alumni was held. Hon Henry Watterson
of Louisville addressed the literary societies
or the subject of "Our Whole Country.
Ia Grandeur. Lights and Shadows" A gold
medal was presented to Stuart Mentoth Beard
OF New York for the best original article in the
Virginia University Magazine the past session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

The boiler Of shifting engine 235 on the Central
railroad OF New Jersey exploded late Monday at
Mauch Chunk Four men were killed. Engineer
Tripp.and Fireman Pope were blown to atoms
aud cannot be found. Brakemen Gallagher
and Smith were found along the debris dead.
There was some defect in the water pipes and
the water was allowed to run too low. There
is no witness living to tell the story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

The steamship Montevidean arrived at
Montreal Oh Monday and reports that on
June "a fire was discovered in the hold
of the vessel among some bales of jute.
The crew in three hours had extinguished the
flames. There were twelve tons OF gunpowder
would have had to burn through several Dulk-
heads, 80 that there was little danger from this
source. 1t is supposed that spontaneous conf
bustion III a bale of rags was the cause OF tine
tra
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING L SON. Auctioneers.

1RUSTEk'S SALE OF NALUBLE FARM OF 100
ACEES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS, FRONT
ING CENTRAL AVENUE, NEAR To AND EAST
OF WASHINGTON CITY.
by virtue of deed of trust to duly recorded in
nber Sl2 folio 34 ct seq. the land records of
the District OF Columbia. will offer for sale WE'D
nESDAl, JULY FIRST. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK
I. M, on the premises. all that certain piece
or parcel OF land and premises situate aud being
IN tine county or Wasn2ton in the District of Column
pa ana on Central avenue. now formerly occupied
by W. H. III. trrifhth. containing one hundred and
nine acres of land more less according to plat,
tiie same lnade ny b. d. Carpenter July. 1870.
corded Ill Governor shepherd. No. L, folio li3
OF the county surveyors looks of said District of
Counula. to- ether with all the improvements ways
easements, rights privileges and appurtenances to
the same belonging or in anywise appertainng.
Terms. S2.6OO cash. balance in one and two years
from date of sale in equal payments. Notes to be
gwen, bearing cent In,eres. per annuDi, payable
semi annuity and to be secured by deed o. trust on
property sold or ali cash, at option OF purchaser
tonNeyanclnE. &c, At cost of purchaser deposit of
SOD viii be required at the time of sale. Terms be
compiled with IN fifteen days. otherwise the trustee
resei the right to resell the
purchaser after days advertisement OF such resale in
some ne wspaper published in Mxsnington. ID. &
je1k-d&ds X. ". TEMpLEMAN, Trustee
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Trying the New York Plan on Murderers.

At conference held yesterday morning at
Trenton, N. j., by Gov. Albeit. State Atror-
ney Stockton. Judge Green of the United States
court and sheriff McPhillips of Hudson county
it was decided that the appeal to the United
States court in the case of Hallnger, the negro
murderer, who was to have been hanged yester-
day, was legal stay of proceedings. Hallinger
therefore has longer lease OF life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

AL the influential people OF the province
Of Buenos Ayres support the bloodless
revolution which has broken out in the
province Of Santiago. where Senior Dclestero,
the president, has been arrested and forced to
sign his resignation. Troops have been dis
patched TO the disturbed province and, in adj
dition, a government commission has started
for the scene Of the troubles in order to ar
range the di ffercuces which have caused the
forced resignation Of President Delestero.
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FUTURE DAYS.
r ATCLIFFE, DARR : CO.. Aucuonsers.

AssIeNEEs SALE OF wEIL-AssoRTEp STOCK
LARGE REEkIGERATOR, scALES. HORSE,
S ElAGSEH cdAHNHnepH AZ CoNTAINED n
,lNGTON STREETS. ANACOSTIA. DC.
~ virtue Of deed Of assignment given to me and
PAY SSESiss: 5yIx SKI !. TEs ocLSSk
eertes, e.. contained therein. consisttng In part
Fl9eur. , Ia CSaes. Fancy shelf Goods. Candies.
Mines. Tea and Coffee Caddiss. Counter. Neat and
Platform scales LArEe Refrgerator. btors Fxtures.
Liquors usually found In arstcisss sroossy seors
Horse Wagon and Hazness 10 which the attentioa a
the srsds and private buyer. = called
ISAAC HAAS, Assiguee.
RATCLIFTE DAHR Z co., AucSs. j1s11dtds
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Theatrical MANAGER H,n.. Failure.

j. NJ. Hill, the well-known theatrical mana
ger Of New York and Boston, has failed. Sew
eral attachments have been placed upon his
property in the latter city. Mr.. Hill is be-
heved to be in New York, a. diiigent search
in Boston failed to locate him. Several enter
prises which have not turned ont a. profitable
as was hoped for are said to be the cause Of the
failure. There are many rumors in regard to
the sssetn, but nothing definite can DO learned.
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Resumption of Work mt Dobson,s.

Dobson's plush mills at Philadelphia were
started up Monday and fifty-eisht viewers re-
sumed work. Tho number returning to work
is small when compared with the 46S weavers
who went out. Others, however, arc expected
to return to work today. The strikers resolved
to remain out until their original object is Sc
cured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
Three Hundred Thrown Out OF Work.

The Huntingdon. Pa, Manufacturing Com
psny, controlled by the Iron Car Equipment
Company of New York. has indefinitely sus-
Peaded operations Three hundred men are
throSn out OF employment Itis rumored that
The plan. vii be removed to Tennessee.
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swallowiug = VIOLIN Bow Killed Him.

Patrick Mulloney, juggler and sword swal-
lower, injured himself fatally on Sunday In
Columbus, Ohio. by trying to swallow a violin
bow instead Of using the slender sword he was
accustomed to. Twice he essayed to swallow
the bow, but he failed each time on account Of
the intense pain caused by inserting it in his
throat. Presently he began vomiting blood.
He continued to suffer paroxysms Of retching,
losing at each spasm much blood, until ycster-
day morning, when he died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
DENTISTRY.

1THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs. I2i7 PA AVE.
nv, Teeth extracted positively without pain OF
danger By PAINLESS sysena-a harmless veretGbe
vapor in BY only. liz snecfs pleasant and
transient. Artificial teefh. crown and tridee work =
reasonable Ur1ces. spl4-3us
mr.. STARR PARSONS, vTH ST COR u NM
~ Ifrssclsss gold and other hlnrs . spscaalty AZ.
plicssion TO gums prevents pain sxtrux flnr lodi
crowns and plates Inserted mh.b 9
nENTAL INFlRMAkY.-NATIoxAL UNIvER-
year. ExfrsctinE. &c. ira Flinss aud plates al
Of maseraAls IelO-tr
IRE DENTAL INFIRMAkY. FILLED
and srtnc1Al tesfh tQ<erted without charge, exceTs
cost Of mster1A e lx3 - a. Q. ~. Isolsl beparr-
nent q ths cclnntnsn lniverzlfy. non 4 sD5 p-uL
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON C STREET NORTHEAST, Be
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS.
By virtue OF q decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. passed in equity cause No.
1889 (MedSord Scott ct ALL. win offer for sale
BAY BAY TH5 FIRST DAY or July. 1891. at SIX
O'CLOCK r NJ, all o. original lot five (j) in square
"a In the city Of Washington. d. c. Said lot fronts
% feet inches on street. Is l6S feet 3s inches deep
dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in equal
interest payable annually. to be secured by deed Of
trust on the premises sold or all cash. the
struck on ARTHUR A. BIRNEY. Trustee.
ye<x-d6ds As Louisiana ave.
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te1Q-dStls
/ TONCANoON OIsOos AuctlOnetrS.
~ 9Th and d SITS. n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
FRONTING On TENALLYTDWN ROAD AND
ON pIEnCE MILL ROAD BEING ONEOF THE
MOST VALUABLE TRACTS BETWEEN

GEORGETOWN AND TENALLYTOWN.
BY virtue of deed of trust TO the undersigned
duly recorded in Liber No i45s folio lbs, ami 10y
written request of the party secured by said trust
viii oier at PUB K sale on the PEemises on WEDNEs-
hALF-PAST FIVE +. NJ. all that parcel of land in
the county Of Washington District of Co u.nba. being
the south part OF Mrs Arianna Lye's land bounded
road from TeHnaytOwn to GEORGETOWN said stake be-
ing the the west end OF intended private
road 40 feet wide, and running thence with the east
sid oi said punItc road 70 SeorRetown south SOE de-
east, BIS 20 feet to DUvalls lot, thence north
y degrees east 1o4 Or 100 thence south lSh de-
grecs east All loo ieet to the north side Of
north 1Sss degrees east. 4Et feet to Wormleys
thence north 3 degrees east. 19 l0Ofeet post
sA. degrees west, c0 fcet thence south EOS de-
east. i2 .-lu feet to the center of the
end of SAID intended private road thence with the
center OF said 70 al, south ts degrees west SS2 40
100 feet TO the place of BEGINNING. and containing
forty and thirteen onehundredths l4U l1OO) Of
land. and being the same land conveyed by Aranna l.
aru to Austin Herr.
Terms % sale OEe-tlirl of purchase money cash.
balance in three equal insalnents from day sale ut
one two and three years with interest at per cent
per annn. payable seniannualy. notes to be secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold to satisfaction Of
trustees. cash. option purchaser purchas-
ers deposit OF e.. G required at time OF sale Con-
must be complied with in thirty days. otherwise the
trustees the right to resell the premises at the
after Ave days advertisement such resale in some
newspaper publishedin Washington, DC.
JOSEPH W. DAVIS,
MAHLON ASHFORD, Trustees
JOSEPH ]. WATERS.>
In connection with the above tract about one acre
ard seven-eighths Q5.) OF adjoining will be
more less Of one of the most desirable plats OF
ground Tor subdivision in that section having large
rontsges on both roads and being accessible electric
je9O-,i&Js DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. 1915 TEN III STREET. BETWEEN Q AND K

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
No. 1915 TEN III STREET. BETWEEN Q AND K
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust dated 2Sth March,
one OF the land records OF the District OF Columbia.
and at the request OF the party secured thereby will
sell at public auction. front of the premises,
WEDNESDAY,. JULY FIRST. 1881, at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK l. NJ. lot lettered in hohrers sub
division of lots y and ~ the recorded subdivision
OF square numbered 1885, with the improvements
thereon of twosto-y brick dwelling, beng
No. 1915 10Th street northwest.
Terms One.third cash. balance in one and two
years, with interest at per cent per annum and
cured by deed VI trust the property all cash
AL convey ancnx and recording at cost OF purchaser
derost Oh 800 will be required at time sale, and
terms De not complied with in ten days from day Of
sale the trustees reserve the right the prop
erty at rlsG ld tos Of detaultnE purchaser alter five
days notice III Evening st II.
te.50-G&ds II. II. BERGMAN, trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

The board Of aldermen in New York have, by
16 to s, ordered the elevated railroads to re-
move their structure from Battery Park.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

WEEkS CO., Auctioneers
w 03s Louisiana ave-,
opposite City Post Once
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOLD. SILVER. PLATED,
NICKEL AND oIHtR WATCHES, WATCH
GASES. CHAISS, JEwELRl or ALL KINDS.
i RES9Lx LRs. SLocks. SEEMING MACHINES.
ClTLERl. OPERA GLASSES, Iron SAFE.
STDRE MIXTURES. THREE SHOW CASES.
MATCHMAkERs' TOOLS AND MATERIAL.
PREMisES No. I2l2 PENNsNLIANIA VENUE
NoKIhMEST: Al AUCTION FRIDAY morn
ING. JULY THIRD, AT TEN O'CLOCK A NJ.
SAIL PEKEMPToRY = OWNER CHANGING
bt SlNESS. iyl-c
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WALrEl b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ANAcosTIA.
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOMES AT AITCTI,lN

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOMES AT AUCTION
py virtue of deeds of trust Only recorded I'm li,ar
14O5 foos 800 and $40, respectively Of the iind
records of the District of Columbia the rolest
Of the parties secured by them viii orer 10, sal
on the premises on TUESDAY, JUNE THIRTILTH,
real estate. situate in Anscostia the District OF
Columbia: Lots 81 and 80. 40 and Al. in squse No.
OF oregon L. Green subdivision of Chichester as per
plat Of said subdlvision as dug recorded county
Of Co.umbiA. together with improvements-.wo large
frame cottages.
Terms: One-fourth cash. balance to suj the pur-
chaser. A deposit of 800 will be requi~d on each
piece Of property at the time of sale Alconveyanc-
ing and recording at the cost Of purchases
be complied with within ten days after other
the trustees reserve the night to resell tie property
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser pur-
DANIEL orc. CiILAGHAN, Trustees.
je19-dkds l425 Nov York ave.
ASrTHE ABOVE SALE is PosTPogED UNTIL
MONDAY. JULY SIXTH, same hour AMI place.
ee30-d&ds By order OF ne trustees.