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CHlLrS CAPITAL CITY.
Rambles Around the Beautiful Sub
urbs of Santiago.
Ell CERRO DE SANTA LUCIA.
whore People Go to Promenade and Drink
4nk-some Magnificent Private Palsces-
The Best Work of q Gillian Editor-On .
Mountain of Solid Stone.


SANTIAGO DE CHILE, May I. 1891.
A STRANGER IN THIS SPLENDID CAP
"A ital hardly knows where to begin a system
attic round Of sightseeing so numerous and
varied are the points of interest An all-day 3
excursion is but as drop in the bucket and
after a month Of diligent hunting he learns that
there are Lions" yet unvisited.
For ourselves, let us commence with the ia
nous Cerro de Santa Lucia, starting about sun
rise, after the usual bedroom desayuno of
bread and coffee. Carriage hire is cheap here
As in other portions of Spanish-America, and at
the rate Of q dollar an hour one may secure as
handsome a coach, coupe or landau as the city
contains. with a smart Jehu and pair of we'll
groomed horses; or, If not particular about
style and disposed to be economical, he may
get one good enough for the purpose for half
that sum.
THE BEAUTIFUL ALAMEDA.
Our way lies along Santiago's greatest glory
the beautiful Alameda; and, indeed. doubt
if any city in the world can show so fine pub
lie promenade. 1t runs east and west through
the heart Of the city, from Santa Lucia to the
Exposition Park distance of about four
miles Six hundred feet wide in the broadcast
part. it is shaded by four rows of enormous
poplars, whose roots watered by noisy
streams dancing along each side. which are con-
fined in deep channels of brick and cement
crossed by innumerable bridges. There are
paved streets on the outer edges. driveway
100 feet wide, street car line, paths for petles-
TRANS and numerous stone benches under the
trees, while down the middle line of statues
and fountains is scattered at regular intervals
all along the way. interpreted with platforms.
vhereon military bands, stationed perhaps half
mile apart. play nearly every afternoon from
to O'Clock. The music calls the people out
to walk or drive, and during these summer
months these public concerts are given in the
evening, when the uptown portales are deserted
for this more extensive promenade.
MILK FRESH FROM THE FoUyr
1t is equally fashionable to come here at sun
rise, but never in the middle of the day sx-
cept for los pobres- Even at this early hour
one sees groups Of well-dressed gentry in every
direction out for their morning constitutional
and glass of milk One of the oddities Of the
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town Is the milk stations. There are dozens Of
them along the Alameda where barefootei
women tether their cows from till 9 O'Clock
every morning Each four-legged mother is
accompanied BY calf. which is effectually
prevented from seeking its natural susteuance
oy leatht IN muzzle over its mouth, and is
teased, dragged and driven by the numerous
progeny Of the two-legged mothers. To these
mix stations come troops Of nurses with babies
IN arms. ladies' gentlemen and children of the
aristocracy, each to purchase q drink which
tney may be sure Is fresh and unadulterated By
seeing II MIXED before their eyes directly from
the COW into the glass. "A foamins goblet at
cents COB, as an American facetiously put
"But ii is not strained, said in horror to a
Cniian acquaintance. 'Why should il be
strainedf was the astonished reply. s.Would
u really be made any cleaner by that process
Besides II would ruin the rich foam. which ia
or the cream to lager"
by = O'Clock all traces Of the milking have
oasappeared, leaving the grounds clean an6
sweet as ever But again at evening one NAV
meet me vendors going about the streets from
house TO house, followed always by the muzzled
calf and troop Of less well-behayed hnmsI
youngsters There are stationary depots on
othsr streets, where a COW is tied upon a Mat
form and MIXED TO order whenever a custoDa,
comes along; and when one COW is exhausted il
- sent home and another immediately takes IN.
place. On table close by are measures. cans
AND glasses and often raw eggs and bottle Of
brandy, too, so that those who desire can brev
themselves q punch But nobody in South
America dreams Of straining the milk. and IL a
foreigner ventures to hint that such is the Gus
tom ct home they stare at him in amazement.
not unmixed with scorn, as one who would
paint the rose"
STATUES TO NOTABLE MEN.
Filed under a tree in the Alameda, close BY
o beautiful bronze fountain "a n wa. ~.
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was governor Of Santiago for many years and
one Of the candidates for the presidency in
1876: Being public-spirited citizen and pos
sesslns considerable wealth. he undertook the
work OF converting an unsightly mound which
could not be moved into a thing of beauty and
JOY forever. BY the aid of private subscrip-
uons and using much of his own means, he i'm
proved the natural resources of the bare rocks
oy all that money could compass and taste sue-
gest. He designed it also as his own postum
Gus monument, and now lies buried on the side
toward sunset, at the edge Of n precipice eight
nundred ieet above the town. Here is a min
iature castle fronted by lovely little chanel.
and an crypt Of the latter Mackenzie reposes'
Tradition tells us that the king of the uncon-
queraoie Araucanians had a stronghold here
centuries before the coming of white men. and
rom as lar back as the Spanish invasion in VAL
dlyiAs time. down to u recent date, il served "A
q fortress, commanding the entire valley with
lts guns. IL was on Santa Lucia that the United
States astron omical expedition. under Lieut..
GILES Gin 1852, made its observations.
WINDING WALKS AND srAIRwAYA
From base to summit there are winding v.lks
and ssairvays, balconies, grottoes, statues. bel.
where's, kiosks, groves, flower beds and vine
draped arbors- Four hundred feet below the
chapel, on another side Of the hiI, 4 8 large
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visited a number of these mansions and will tell
you something Of their interior another time.
Ii Cerro de Santa Lucia is strange steep hill
OF solid rock. cast by some volcanic freak into
the center Of the great plain on which the city
stands and rises abruptly to the height Of
nearly LOCO feet. 1t is surrounded at the base
by lofty wall, which zigzags like a battle
mented fortress some distance up the sides,
having bsrtizans, towers and parapets and an
imposing gateway where a small entrance fee
Is charged. A wide, well-kept carriage way
winds around and around the stony hillside
more than half way to the summit, while paths
bordered by shrubs and flowers, and steep
stairs dug in the solid rock, lead to the yery
apex, which is topped with an octagonal OBJ
servatory with glass roof.
GOV. MAcKENyA's WORK.
All these embellishments were effected bv the
late Benjamin Vicuna Mackenzie, an eminent
Gillian editor author, orator and statesman. who
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all the interests of the different factions When
at the zenith of his power and recognized as
the central figure of the country, around whom
all other leaders revolved. he resigned the
presidency, which he had held for six years,
in order TO appease the wrath Of a few church
dignitaries who threatened to bring on civil
war. for Barney o Higgins at this time
say we, to find some way out Of the present
political muddle, However though now hated
by half his subjects, President Ba,maceda is
as likely as anybody to have his image erected
by and by in the Alameda.
Speaking of Chileno-Irishmen, there was Pat
rick Lynek. who was the foremost soldier of the
country during the war of ten years ago, and
from old Ambrose O'Higgins, grandfather of
the later patriot, down to the o Learys and
McGarrys and scores of other families now
prominent in politics and trade, a majority of
Chilis leading men were descended from the
Emerald Isle.
SOME SPLENDID PALACES.
Fronting the Alameda are some Of the most
splendid palaces of this proud old capital
Casas which cost half million dollars to build
and as much more to furnish are common here
Many are Of carved sandstone, fully 200 feet
square, with the inevitable central patio. Some
have two and even three patios. one behind an
other, SO that the vista of orange trees, palms
and blossoming shrubs. fountains. flowers and
statuary is mos: charming as seen from the
great arched doorway, which is usually closed
by high gate Of glded iron bars We have
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CHANCERY SALE AT AUCTION.
ORIGINAL LOT 2, SQUARE e3o.

ORIGINAL LOT g, SQUARE $50,
Near United States Capitol so feet inches front on
north side Of south street between South Capitol
street and Delawar avenue, and
ORIGINAL LOT 5, SQUARE WEST OF SQUARE q
back to Rock creek.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed in the case of Pepper ct
against Webb ct al. 145, equity docket g. will offer
Tor sale at public auction in front of the respective
parcels on the days and hours mentioned the follow
ing describd real estate and premises the
city OF Washington. District Of Columbia. viz:
On MONDAY, JUNE FIRST. 1891, AT SIX
O'CLOCK l. NJ: the original lot numbered g in the
square numbered $685. this lot is unimpruved and con-
talns 4, y!S square feet Of ground.
On TUESDAY, JUNE SECOND, 1891 at the same
hour, the original lot 8, in square WEST OF SQUARE
20 This lot Is also unmproved and 10 located the
southwest corner Of 2oth and streets northwest
ing bounded on the west by Rock creek.
Terms OF sale: One-third % Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. the residue equal nstalments at
six, Twelve and eighteen months the day OF sale
the purchasers to give for such deferred payments
their prossory notes Endorsed to the salts
faction Of the trustee bearing interest rate of
per centum per annum from the day of the title
to be retained until all Of the purchase money and in
terest is paid Ii any purchaser shall fail to comply
with the terms OF sale within ten Q0) DAYS from
the several dates thereof the right to read
verse and resell the property in respect to which
faut made at the risk and the
chaser. All conveyancing and recording to be at pur-
chasers cost. 41OO deposit acceptance each bid
WILLIAM b. WEBB, Trustee
LATIMEH & SLOAN. Auctioneers. my9-tu, til, skds
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

FINE BUILDING LOT FRONTING SIXTY FEET
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN Z,
AND n STREETS NORTHWEST.
rE IN TTHU iasI rAFTERN0UN, NAY TWENTY
will SELL in front of the premises,
LOT q. SQUARE r.
Fronting sixty feet New Hampshire avenue with an
average depth OF l.2 feet to q wide alley.
This lot readly be subdivded INTO three or four
building lots and worthy the attention Of builders
and others. situated Just north of Washington Circle
Terms: Onethrd cash. balance in one and two
years. notes to be given bearing per cent interest
trust premises, all cash. option of
deposit Of $3.50 required at time of sale Convey
ancing. &c. at purchasers Terms to be com
Piled with in fifteen days. otherwise right reserved to
resell at risk and cost Of defaulng purchaser after
paper published in Washington, D. C.
my22-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
uTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC.
COUNT OF RAIN UNTIL WEDNESDAY, JUNE
THIRD. 1891. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
=; m NJ; DUNcANsoN BROS:
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE STEAMBOATS,,
L WHAkvES AND WHARF RIGHTS. REAL ES-
. TATE AND FRANCHISES.

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Distrct Of Columbia, passed in equity, cause No.
!2SIs wherein Aorati9 Wood q al are complain,
OF the District of Columbia ct al defendants,
DAY OF JUNE. 1891. at THREE O'CLOCK P. M, at
Conpany at the foot Of sixth street southwest in the
city Of Washington, d. O., the steamboats, Jane
Moseley," Lady of the Lake" John W. Thonp
son" and John Gibson, their Tackle, Apparel Fur
license fsnt and title in and in to the
occupied by said company at the foot of street
southwest in said city Of Washington. and the build
ings sheds and structures situated thereon and also
situated in the city Of Georgetown ID. c.. known and
distinguished on the plan of said Georgetown the
same appears in the Offices Of the surveyor and
ca. eight (S) and the part of lot five Co), the
south side OF Water street. in said GEORGETOWN,
tending with said lot lines from said Water street
gether with all the easements and privileges apper
tanning thereto and all the buildings thereon. and also
ali and singular the corporate rights and franchises
granted by the act OF incorporation Of said company
cash, the balance in two equal instalents at three
and six months FROM date OF SALE in respect Of the
other property. onethird cash, the balance in two
equal at one and two years. with interest
be secured by lien the property satisfactory to
the trustees all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
Al! eonyeyancing recording &c, at the cost Of the
piece of property at the time Of SALE Terms sale
be complied with within ten days after sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the to resell the property
the risk and cost OF the defa purchaser after ave
days advertisement in dairy newspaper published in
JOHN ". THOMPSON.
MATTEL wf SlS 18th ST. NV. Trustees.
my29-15t THOMAS BOWLING L SON. Aucts,
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more Jealous Of the rival republic, will some
day be tearing down this monument.
GEN. BARNEY o'HIGGISs.
The most venerated statue in the whole col
lection is that of Gen. Barney o Higgins, who,
as his name indicates, was not Gillian Here
he appears in gorgeous uniform, mounted on a
prancing steed and proclaiming liberty to the
people. He is called the George Washington
Of the country and landed as the greatest man
Of his time. Living at a period when the
nation was shaken to it's depths by the
momentous questions whether the clergy should
or should not friz the hair over their foreheads
in a bang" and whether the president should
attend church in q military uniform or the
from the rule of Spain. averted threatened
revolution, gave character and dignity to the
national government and succeeded in uniting
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.-By virtue
Of writ of nen facias issued out Of the clerks Of
ace Of the supreme Court OF the District Of Columta
and to directed will sell at public sale for cash.
IN front Of the court honse do9 q sid Disrist on
Browns reht title. claim and interest in and to the
to NIT LSfs ~ 81
Pleasant Plains 50 said suediysion is recorasd IN
the District Of Columbia. together with all and sngu
lar the improvements thereon. seized and levied upon
the property of samuel p Brown, and will be sold
to satisfy execution No. 45So, consolidated with Nos
629S, 69lS and IZ7S. at Law in favor Of William w
Rapley, of Fillmore Beall. DANIEL NJ. RAMS
DELL. U. s. Marshal. d. @. RADCLIFFE. DARR
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and SITS. n w.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
PROPERTY ON ELEVENTH STREET BE-
TWEEN AND K STREETS NORTHEAST AND
ON SEVENTEENTH STREET BETWEEN A
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed on the I'D day of May.
A. D. 1881 in equity cause No Y. $50 wherein Benja
Alfred smith and others are defendants. will sell
DAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. A. b. 1881,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. the following parcel OF
land in the city Of Washington District Of Columbia
Original lot numbered ten QO) in square numbered
nine hundred and hfty-seven (951). fronting 81. z
feet on 18th street northeast.
ON THE SAME DAY, At SIX O'CLOCK PM,
In front Of the premises, original lot numbered eight
cen QS) in square numbered ten hundred and eighty
sig QOS6). fronting 80 feet on 18th st; Sc.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: third
cash and the balance in one and two years. for which
est payable semf annually at the rate per centu
per annum until paid. and secured on the property
sold, all cash. at the purchasers option. AL con-
veyancing and recording at the purchasers cost de-
post Of &UU at time OF sale each sold If the
terms of sale not complied with within fifteen
days from date of sale the reserves the right
to resell at the risk and cost OF deiautng purchaser
after i've days previous notice in some Newspaper
GEO. W. COCHRAN, Trustee.
my2Sd&ds Ills Penn. ave. n "
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b22, 624 F st. NV
my29-15t THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Aucts
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. AUcTIoNEERs.

PUBLIC SALE OF CHOICE LOTS IN THE SUB
Division OF WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BE-
TWEEN FLORIDA AVENUE AND COLUMBIA
ROAD AND EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH
STREETS.
1891. AT FIVE O'CLOCK M. We shall offer for
sale on the promises number Of the choicest lots on
Washington Heights, fronting on 18th and 18th sts
Vernon. California. Wyoming. Kalorams. Belmont
and Columbia avenues.
These lots have generally frontage Of so feet EACH
are well located. directly overlooking the city and in
every way desirable Tor residences
Terms: One third cash. balance in one and two years.
with interest at per cent all cash, purchasers
option. deposit of 500 will be required on each lot
at time OF sale.
II the terms not complied with in ten days after
sale the property may be resold days advertise
my29-d&ds
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The reports Of French commanders stopping
the sale Of bait to Americans in Newfoundland
are confirmed. Steam launches from the
Fuench war ships drove the boats from the
sides Of the American schooners. They also
took up the nets Of Newfoundland fishermen,
putting them ashore. The outrage is a great
loss to the inhabitants and to American fisher
men.
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ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
LOCATED ON CENTER STREET BETWEEN
OAK AND FOURTEENTH STREETS MI
PLEASANT, IMPROVED By slX-RooM
BY virtue Of deed trust recorded October o.
1SO. in liber 1885, folio 3G2 seq of the land
records of the District COUNT request
OF the party secured thereby We will sell a public
ton IN front OF the premises MONDAY. JUNE
FIRST, 1891, at HALF PAST 1--WE p NJ, ali that
certain piece parcel Of land and premises known and
DISTINGUISHED and being lot No. IL IA hertford's
subdiN lson OF lots % to s inclusive OF y r. Brown
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant said subdivision
OF the surveyors Office OF the District Of Columbia.
Terms OF SAFE; One-half OF the purchase money in
6per cent interest semi-annualy and ured
BY deed OF trust the property Sold all cash, al
the option Of the purchaser deposit of 800 will
be required at the sale. Conyeyances and recording
at purchasers cost II terms sale complied
with in ten days from day sale the trustees reserve
the right TO resell at cost and risk OF the deaultng
purchaser.
roaa.,. Z 4 wILAMARTH,l Trustees.
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J. HoLDsWORTH GORDON
THOMAS DOWNING 4 SON Aucfiouaarx

OOIION SALE Of UNKEDEEMED PLEDGES.
We will sell by public auction at the store of stenem
Bros; l2:s? Pennsylyania ave. NV, commencing
ISESDAl ENENlNG. JUNE SECOND, and NED
O'CLOCK r NJ This sale viii include all the goods
IN stock upon which interest due twelve months or
more. Sale will consist of Watches OF ali kinds,
Chains Charms. Loekets. Scarfpins. studs EaTr1nxs
Lace Pins. Neck Chains. Braceiets, Cuff Buttons
Plain and Set Rings. Match Boxes. Diamonds and
other precious Stones Solid Silver and Plated Ware
Books. Umbrellas. Revolvers. Opera and Field
Giasses- Persons interested will please take notice.
STEiNEM BROS. Pawnbrokers-
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
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4O7 AZ street $ w., r.,...
IRVING WILLIAMSON, trustees.
As Louisiana ave.
HOS E. wAGGAMAN, Auct. my2Q-d6ds
y ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.

ADMINIsTRAToR,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
PoRTABiE ORGAN. OFFICE FURNiTURR,
LAM LIBRARY. &C.. &C.. OF THE LATE c.
By virtue of an order Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia holding . special term for
Orphans Court business will SELL at public auction
at the rooms Of katclife. Dsrr Co.. go tenn.yl-
yania avenue northwest, on TUESDAY MORNING,
JUNE SECOND, at TEN O'CLOCK, all the personal
property Of the late G. Storrs, comprising
LAW LIBRARY,
OFFICE FURNITURE AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
such goods.
Terms cash.
my.93t J. j. wILMARTH, Administrator.
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His One Fatal Fault.

From Brooklyn Life.
Jack (tenderIy)-''You are the only woman
ever loved, Mabel"
Mabei-''Is that SO (scornfully)? Pshaw! I
thought you were q man of the world"
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OHANCERY SALE OF CoMFORTABIE
~ DWELLING, NO; 636 STREET SOUTHEAST,

In execution OF decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia Of May 3D. 1891, in equity
cause No 1Sl43 docket 81 (Walker ct al. VS. Lyen-
good ct al will expose to public auction in front
Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE TENTH
ern eighteen QS feet from. by depth Of hundred
and six QO6) feet seven ca inches of original lot
numbered three (3), in square numbered eight hum
dred and sixty nine (S69). and the inproven ents
thereon consisting OF neat two-story and basement
brick bay window dwelling.
Terms; One-third cash (of which 500 must be de-
posted at time Of sale) and balance in two equal in
stsllments. payable one and two years, with interest
from day OF sale at Per cent per annum, payable
semi annually. or all cash. at purchaser option.
II terms of sale are not complied with in ten DAYS
from day OF sale the property will be resold at risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser ve days no.
tice IN the Evening, s5ar; All eonyeyancing at pur-
DUNCANSON BROS, 40 Ia ave n "
Auctioneers. myyI-dkds
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my23-d&ds B. W. HOLMAN, IN
y ATCLIFFE. DARK q CO., Aucts.

DARK q co.. Aucts.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO,
On WfbNEsbAi AFTERNOON InERSoo SSShJnunNMEhsTI a1Rp.
at SIN O'CLOCK, we will offer tor sale in front Of the
sot t0E = sie.
BY a threes story brick house, modern improyements
known as No. 1ol7 18th street northwest.
three years. cent secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold, or all cash, at the option of
sale II the terms Of sale are not Complied with in
10 days from day Of sale right to resell the
chaser after five DAYS advertsemeni of sh resal IN
some newspaper published in Washington d. c. All
chaser, KAICLTFFE, DARR CO.
mys2-d&ds Auctioneers
sAE Of "a xMPEoyEP
M99kTHwEsT IN THE CITY OF WASHING
= By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed the l4th day of May
A. D. 1891 in equity No l,s 3d. W. Will sell at
the FoTRTa DAY OF June aaei b. On ISL AZ fiN
9cL0,Sk NJ. in front of the PREMISES, being house
sereed real estate lying in the city Of WASHINGTON.
y. known as lot numbered htty-nve ta5l in Jno.
numbered two hundred and torty-two c242l as the
surveyors once Tor the District Of Coumfds. The
said real estate Is improved by three-story brick
DWELLING with al modern improvements and by a
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree opetbird
years equal nstaments to bear Interest,"
atthe rate Of per cent per annum until paid payable
deed upon sid property or ali the onion
of the purchaser Adeposit $500 will be al time
II the Of s sre nat ss 'ee d s m
days from the day of sale the reserve the ret
fauls,ng purchaser alter Ave days notice IN The Even
ARTHUR T. BRIcE,
,,,o,,, + E s9kB Ea&aS GORDON. Trustees.
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