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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-09
FOR SALE!

During ten days r he weii known Estes Ranch;
acres, nl fenced. Three hundred acres under
cultivation and 10 acres in pa ture fenced off.
fair buildings, alter ample for irrigation and
stock. Ono Of the most desirable ranches in tho
state. Price at rock bottom and terms easy.
DUNCAN MCLEOD, Atlas BUILDING.
February ". 1921. Helena. Msns.
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THE SCORE By GAMES.

Edward Hall as the winner Of the singles will
this afternoon play A. Z. Wright for the cham
pionship Of the south.
OTHER GAMES PLAYED.
Earlier in the day the Hall brothers lost the
finals in the doubles to Messrs. Wright and
Billings. The score of the five sets was as fol-
lows: Wright and Billings beat Hall brothers,
4-6, So, GA, 60, GO. The result Of this game
gives the first prize to the winners and the
second prize to the runners up.
In the finals of the District singles j. @.
Davidson beat r. s. Chiffon. 81, GO, 6-3 and to
Mr.. Davidson will be given the clock donated
by The STAR today at o'clock. Mr. Davidson
will play Mr.. Chas. L. McCawley for the cham
pionship of the District, represented by the
Granbury players
The other games played we're as follows: For
the District consolation prize Goodfellow beat
Brown, "a, e., ca. District doubles, Chiffon
and Goodfellow beat Metcalf and Brown, ga.
ga. McCawley and Davidson beat Mcpherson
brothers, 60, 6-3. Today McCawley and David
son will play either the Peter brothers or Chill
ton and Goodfellow in the finals.
For the non-winners prize Chiffon beat
Painter, 10 81, 60. Sheibley beat Chiffon, SO,
So, SO. In the finals Sheibley beat W. g. Peter,
So, "a, 10, "a, 6-3.
The winners of the handsome prizes thus far
determined are follows:
Open doubles-First prize, Wright and Bill
lings; second prize Hall brothers.
Open singles-First prize, E. A. Hall; second
prize, V. q. Hall. District singles-First prize,
J, c. c. Davidson; second prize, II. s. Chiffon.
Consolation-First prize, Goodfellow: second
prize, X. b. Brown
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First Lieut. John ]. Brereton, twenty-fourth
infantry, is detailed as professor Of military
science and tactics at Rutgers College, to take
effect October 1, 1891, and viii relieve Second
Lieut.. Samuel E. Smiley, eighth infantry.
Second Lieut. Harry L. Hawthorne, second
artillery. Is detailed as professor Of military
science and tactics at the Clinton Liberal In
stitute. Fort Plain, N. Y, to take effect Sep
tember1.
First Lieut.. Alexander Ogle, seventeenth in
fantry, is relieved from duty vt the Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio, and will join his
company.
Daniel w. Burke, fourteenth infantry, 10 de-
tailed to attend the encampment Of the Oregon
National Guard from about June 20 to July IL,
1891, for the purpose OF inspecting and in
structing troops taking part in the encamp-
ment
The following assignments Of recently sp-
pointed officers Of the medical department. are
ordered: First Lieut.. William F. Lippitt, IT,,
assistant surgeon, to Fort Mcpherson, Ga.
First Lieut.. Merritt W. Ireland, assistant sur
geon, will proceed from Columbia City, Ind,
to jefferson Barracks, No.; First Lieut.. George
N. Wells, assistant surgeon, to Columbus bar
racks Ohio.
Leave Of absence for three months, to take
effect on or about June Is. 1891, II his services
can then be spared by his post commander, ID
granted Capt Stephen W. Groesbeck, sixth m
fantry.
Leave of absence for four months il granted
Capt Charles A. Vernon, nineteenth infantry.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q recently published work on ''The Art
OF Advertising says: "a point which will af-
ford reliable information a. To the value Of a
publication a. an advertising medium is the
closeness with which the publisher adheres to
his advertising rates" The STAB invariably
holds to its rates; and. what is Of greater i'm
portance to the advertiser, Il charges Everybody
he same price for tie sdne se7-cice This few
papers do
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ORGANIZING TO AID IRELAND.
Formation Of the National Federation
America.

Formation Of the National Federation OF
America.
DR.. Joseph F. Fox. the Irish member of par
lament, who has been in this country for some
time past, lately returned to New York city
from an extended tour Uf the United States
and Canada. during which he held conferences
with the leading Irish-Americans in the differ
ent cities as to the practicability Of putting
some new life into the home rule movement in
this country. As q result Of his Investigations
he invited a number Of prominent Irish-Ameri-
cans to meet him in conference yesterday in
New York.
The body organized by electing Col. William
Byrne secretary.
A resolution was unanimously adopted re-
questing, urging and demanding that Messrs.
Mccarthy aid Parnell appropriate all the
money now Oh deposit in Paris to the relief of
the distress of the Irish tenantry. The Coop
try Ii asked to relieve the suffering of those
who have borne the brunt Of battle in the
plan Of campaign"
NEW ORGANIZATION.
Consideration OF the project OF forming q new
organization to help the cause Of home rule
here then evoked considerable debate. During
the discussion it was manifest that the senti.
ment Of all present ran strongly in the direc-
ton OF taking some immediate and active steps
to render practical help to tho majority party OF
the Irish parliamentary body. FINALLY, the
following committee was named to consider
the steps necessary for the formation of the
new organization: Messrs Mccartney, Philadel-
phia; fitz, Boston; Brennan. Rhode Island
fahey, Rochester, and Wallace, New York.
After due elaboration they returned with O re.
port, which twas unanimously ratified, as fol-
lows:
This organization shall be known as the
National Federation of America.
at shall consist Of individuals and associa.
| lions for the purpose Of aiding the people oil
Ireland to obtain home rule.
Its object shall be to raise funds in America
| to assist the people of Ireland in furtherins
this object. Individual membership shall bt
granted to those contributing So year or up.
ward. Societies affiliating shall be permitted
| to do SO by the payment Of al for each mem.
| Der Of their organization. Those funds shall
| be controlled by a body Of nine trustees, ma
| jority Of whom will have the power to transmit
| funds. The headquarters Of this organization
shall be in New York and temporary organiza
| ton shall consist Of president, three vice
presidents a secretary, treasurer and eigh
| trustees The president shall be ex-offciO
member Of the board of trustees with right Il
| vote on all propositions. The secretary shall
| be named by the president and the board q
| trustees and shall receive such compensation
| from time to time shall be determined upor
| by said board
After the adoption Of this report DR.. Thomas
Adds Emmett was elected president and Eugen,
Kelly treasurer.
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BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

y.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
CONTRACTORS SALE OF TWENTY HEAD OF
HORSES AND MULfS; ALSO CARRIAGES,
WAGONS. BUGGIES. HARNESS, &c, &c.
Will be sold at the bazaar. $40 La ave, on SATCR-
DAY MORNING. MAY rMENTY-THIRD. at TEN
O'CLOCK. twenty head Of good horses and mules
have been used by contractor, and, having COM
pletel his contract, this whole stock will be sold
WITHOUT RESERVE.
ALSO
25 Head Of Horses and Mares. good workers and
drivers. well worthy the attention OF buyers.
ALSO
2New Bugyies, New Dayton Wagon, / New Busi-
Wagon, Secon hand Doctors Phaeton. near
new; l Secondhand DAYTON Wagon, do. Victoria. 3
Second hand Family CARR lxes l0 Secondhand Bug
gtes, Phastons. Wagons Harness, &c, &c.
niy20-3t .. BENSINGER. Auctioneer.
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JUDGE TAFT DEAD.
Secretary Of War and Attorney General Under
i President Grant.

Secretary Of War and Attorney General Under
President Grant.
Judge Alfonso Taft, who had been seriously
i'll at his residence in San Diego for several
weeks, died yesterday. His body will be taken
to Cincinnati for burial.
JUDGE TAFT's CAREER.
Alfonso Taft was born at Townshend, VT,
on the 5th Of November, 1910. His father was
q farmer, but he awaited himself of all posi-
BILE advantages for obtaining a good rudi-
mentary education. In his nineteenth year he
entered the freshman class of Yale College.
where he remained until he graduated with
honor. He was first admitted to the bar in
New Haven, Conn.,, at the end of his prepare
tory studies in the Yale Law School in the
summer of 1888. He entered upon the prac-
tice OF the law in Cincinnati in 1889 and rose
rapidly in his standing at the bar. He gave
his adhesion to the republican party at the
the time Of its organization.
In 1865 he was appointed judge Of the su-
perior court of Cincinnati to fill q vacancy.
Office by popular vote. The last time in 1869.
he received the unusual honor Of a unanimous
vote from the people Of both political parties
In 1872 Judge Taft resigned his position as
Judge of the superior court and entered upon
the practice Of his profession with his sons.
Charles P. and Peter r. Taft
He was several times q candidate for the
gubernatorial nomination in Ohio, and was
excessively beaten by Hayes, West and Foster.
He also was once defeated for the senatorship.
In the early part Of March. 1876, Judge Taft
was called into President Grants cabinet az
Secretary Of War, and two months later was
transferred to the position Of Attorney Gen
eral IN which he succeeded Edwards Pierre
pont, who was made minister to England. He
was succeeded as Secretary Of War by J. Donald
Cameron.
In April, 1882, he was appointed minister to
Austria by President Arthur. From this DO
sifion ne was transferred, in September, 1854,
| to the Russian mission Since his return from,
ST. Petersburg he has not taken an active part
| in public affairs Judge Taft has been known
| not only - an able lawyer, but also as a man
OF wide general culture. His son, ex Judge
William II. Taft, has been solicitor general oi
the United States since February, 1890.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctionsers.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
H SIX., E sr BLING NOS. 733 AND 73i

By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded March % 1850
In LSer i3S foli. 2 and 200 ct seq Of the land
the party thereby viii sell by pubic auction
N front of the PROMISES on MONDAY, JUNE kIhST,
1901. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ ali that
certain ece or parcel Of land and and
1istinrushed IS beng lots a6 and 5S in Charles d.
W. ~ said subdivision is recorded in Liber No. IA.
said District.
Terms Of sale: sl.z50 Of the purchase money In
cash. balance IN one year. all cash. option Of the
purchaser deposit of 500 will be required the
sale Conveyancilw and recording purchasers cost.
day OF sale the trustees reserve the right to ress ct
cost and risk OF the deiauting purchaser.
myIp-dAda xRNEn KKEiffk Trustees.
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@ BENsINGER, Auctioneer.

~ BENBINGER Auctioneef.
WisH1Narox HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
No. 90 LA. AVE.
SATURDAY N0kNINGs. AZ TIN O'CLOCK. With.
In the Bazaar always for sale from twenty to forty
head Of Horses Mares and Mules, Coupe Horsss Driv
ing Horyes and Work Horsss besides many who's
Turnouts sold solely for want Of USE.
ALSO.
At auction New and Second hand Carriages Phaeeons
BuRRies, Wagons. Harness. be-, &C. This 10 the only
auction devoted exclusively the sale Of Horses and
Carriages. in this city. aud II the right place to either
buy OF sell.
A. private aale at al times the most oompete stock cf
Vehicles 70 be found in the city. Coupes vtcforss
Surreys, Phaetons. BugEes. Crown Prince CarriaEes
SaratoTs Surreys, Buckboards. Passenger waEunetss
ksncy Delivery WAGONS EXPIRES: and Grocery Wagons.
Of every Description. Saddles. kc &c.
ap23-lm 8. BENsIN0ER, Auctionesr.
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ROBBERIEs REPORTED.
A Tea Store Money Drawer Pried Open
Other Thefts.

Burglars entered the store Of the Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company "Wednesday mig aad1wsse
evidently not well satisfied with their Visit as
there was less than ten dollars in the money
drawer. The store was entered through the
skylight and the burglar was lowered to the
floor by means Of a rope.
Having secured some carpenter tools from
an adjoining building the desk drawer was
pried open and the money taken
The tools used were left in the store.
The police were notified Of the affair and De-
tective Mahon is investigating the case.
An Edison lamp was stolen from Jos. Abel q
bicycle on 18th street Monday night
Tuesday night a sneak thief entered Mrs.
Hamiitons store in Georgetown on p street
and stole three boxes of cigars and some
cigarettes.
Ms Harry Mclean reports the theft of Is.
Joseph H. McCauley complains that a silver
watch Was stolen from his vest pocket in q new
building on Capitol Hill Wednesday. % ~
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF AN EIGHT-RooM BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 1914 10TH STREET NORTH.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust 10 us, dated July -
1881, and duly recorded in Liber 1.sl. folio 2iI ct
seq one OF the land recors of the District Column
ba and at the written Of tine holder the note
secured BY said trust will offer sale on kI-
Al HALF,PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK in front OF the
premises ali OF lot numlered nineteen I'D Eliza
Clements SUBDIVISION of lots in square Numbered
three hundred and thirty THREE lss per plat re-
corded IN Iiber F. folio l:kD of the records OF the
surveyors ONCE of the District Columbia fronting
~ feet on 10Th street by depth Of ninetythree $50
feet ten and one-halt 0OtD inches TO a lfoot alley
to,ether WITH an the improvements. ways easements,
r,ehs prlsileses hereditanents and appurtenances
the same h-ionclng or IN anywise appertaining.
Terms: s2.UOO m cash. the balance one ana two
year. represented by purchasers notes of euuni
amounts, with interest at per cent interest pay-
able semi-annualy To be secured by OF trust on
the property deposit OF 500 required the time
oi sale terms OF sale are not complied with in nj
teen days from day Of sale reserve the
right TO resell the property the of the
detautiny purchaser five days advert semept In
some newspaper published IN Washington DC, An
convey ana recording At the cost OF the pur-
chaser GEORGE H b. MHITE,l -.
WILLIAM LINk1NS. irustees
mylS-dkds THOMAS DOWNING Auetiopser
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FUTURE DAYS,
~ 800 b st. e., corner Sd st

ROBERT vosE CO. Apstion.ers.
AZ 100 st. 8. e.. corner Sd st.
CHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
BEING THREE ca DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS FRONTING ON c STREET SOUTHEAST
BETMEEN 9Th AND 1TH STREETS SOUTH
EAST, II FEET FRONT BY DEPTH OF "a
KET.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Rs.r1ct Of &c nmbia. passed on the 10th day OF
december lsAU in equity No. 1.l903, eq.
doc; 81; entitled Jno. n. Baden ct al .araipst
amelia A. baaen ct al, the undersigned will sell,
10 front OF the Premises on TUESDAY. the SECOND
IN OF ~ NJ. lo9l. at HALF.PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK p M. the three CD lots in McCauley's
trustees subdivision OF original lot L., IN square So
the same being recorded Lller Is w. one OF
the books 81 the surveyor office Of the District CO.
lumba. The undersigned reserves the right to offer
salq pieces separately or as whole.
1ers OF sac: One-iourth cash; the residue in equal
instailments at six 90, twelve u2) and eighteen (lSl
months, to bear interest from day SAFE erred
payments TO be secured BY deed of trust the prem
lses sold. or all cash. at the option the purchaser.
deposit o: 600 will be required of the purchaser
when bid accepted at the time Of the sale II
terms of sale not complied with within ton days
the trustee rgt resell defaung pur
chaser risk and cost All convey sncing
cost HENRY G., McCAULEl Trustee.
1219 1lth st. s.e
Telephone 6sSa. my.2 y, ~, 80, jel
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TRUsTEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
L On ,SUMNER STREET NEAR SEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, NEAR HOWARD UNI.


By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded among the land
records Of the District Of Columbia in Iber No. ISL
folio "a. ct seq. and at the written request Of the
in front o. the premises, on SATURDAY, THE
TWENTY-THIRD l;stD) DAY OF MAY. AID. 1901.
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the follow
inv described land and premises situate in the county
Of Washington, District of Columbia, and designated
g and being ~ Of sub lots A. b q b. T. and G. IN
lsl, nine Cy. in block Ave Gn. IN the Howard Uni
Smith; known e "Efhngham Place, said John A.
Court. No z folio 81. and Howard University's SUR
division being recorded in liber. District No. l. folio
both In the office OF the surveyor OF the District Of
Columbia. .-tis.ff'f IT
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money IN
cash. the balance in and two years from date 81
sale. with interest tor which tile purchaser
" purchasers must Be given. secured BY dssd Of trust
the property sold all cash. at the option Of the
pu5chasss g purchaser A deposit Of two hundred
An conysyantnf and recordinT at cost Of purchaser
In ten days from day SALE the trustees reserve tbs
right TO resell cost aud rsk Of the dsisuting pur
CHAPLIN BROWN.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers. myl3 d&ds
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ny1a-d&ds

TINTED STATES MARsHAL's sALE.-bY Wiz
tue Of wit of ner faclns issued out Of the clerks
bia, and direced viii sell at pubhc sale TO-
cash in front OF the court house door " said Dts
at TWELVE ocLocK N. al the The r,sh ,,,. r LAIN
and interest the defendant in and the following
60. sweniy,ssvea CD and tsenIy--,sht c:si. IL
James r. Mollsrdr subdivision Of lots square
of MAsllneton District OF CoumbiA together with II
and singular the improvements thereon. seized ana
Re sea IN 70 SATISFY III S II S ina So
q J. 6 Ersood Co DANIEL NJ. kASsDEIL.
RkTcLiFfE. DxRR CO.. Auc.. mylso,ss
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE BLING IHE NokTHwEs1
S SokThR 90. OF hSp rp EIGHTa ap sIkEs e
land records Of the pistrit Of coinais. in hIr No
the ss. Ssa r vt s TN III pSs
ton % n frspt q ne Prs1ise. on IN ksDAh In
AT HALf-PAsT FoJR O'CLOCK P. NJ. oil OF sub.Oi
numbered one I'D. In square numbered eight hsndre,
at the southsa-t cornsr u aid square So and run
eighty (sDl feet more OF 70 ten C0D loot alley
thence vest parallel with the line 81 street north
lei with line Eighth street eighty CO fest nsors
less. 10 street north thence east along the line u
Tern OF sale: one third 90 oi the purchase money
in cash balance in and two Year, from date Of sale
chsssrs mus be gwen secured ly deed Of thus, 90 ths
property sold, ali cash. Ai the Option OF thu pur
dollars When tue proJsrty Is lnocked down all con
vey4ncins and recording cost of purchaser puT
days from day OF sale tue rustee. reserve the risi =
resell at cost and r. e ,hs dsis9ltins purchase
1op Es az ~ 1t nv. Trustees.
800 9Th st. NV.
DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOnseTs.
myIs-dsds sth and ID strests-
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Frederick Hauk quarreled with his wife ct
their home in Newark, N. J., last night and cut
her probably fatally with razor.
Frank Lupesky, = patent medicine fakir, who
y believed to be from Cincinnati. was lynched
Wednesday night by party Of farmers living
near the Indian territory line for brutal assault
upon . woman.
Ed Corrisan has bought the colt Dundee from
John z Madden.
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The corner stone of . new Masonic asylum
and home at Utica, N. Y, was laid yesterday
with elaborate ceremonisR Twenty thousand
visitors were in the city. After parade Grand
Master John w. vrooman laid the corner stope
using beautiful silver trowel with an ivory
handle. Chauncey n. Depew and Frank r
Lawrence made the addresses last evening.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
IL go PA. AVE. NV.

AhAC AE AGAN<NOOxNs
RADCLIFFE. DARs CO.. az Agq yrI HyY w
4aH dS sB ~
8 sTREETsn NoRTa n 1 Fl By AGcfioS AM
,0n TRIpAI, NAY TwENTy-sEcoYD. AT SIX
Tors sSi r. 4 sSD :; h. :'' premises
isst On "a street. LOS % and q Si Be- soId Is
interest fro% the day Of sss @ q
trust on the property sold o. AZ cash q the R1r.
required : time Of ne: Terms @ r Complied Win
81 Il or sns to
and GS
myl5-d&ds Auctionssfs
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
sEsS sc sGzs sEsEEz
rR1.y NAT odSSE 1
! 81 a 4 ''s gfSF;s:
d the Sss lots q this suSdivision
over T ookins the city.
years. notes to be gven deferred payments bearing
Per cent per annpm interest payable sen-annaaiIy
ssa ea;,s a. option q purchase DEPOSIT Of SO
an s.s e M
in MashinRto ton, DC.
myl:tdSds DUNCANsoN BROS.
II ATCLIFFE, DARR / CO. Auctionsers,
~ V5O Pennsylvana avenue n ".
PKREMPToRY SALE BY AUCTION OF VALUABLE
IMPROvED BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE PROP
EKTY AT THE NOkTHWEST CORNER OF
slXTH AND y STREETS NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY, MAY TWENTl-SECUND, 1891,
I'LL sell in front Of the premises. at FIVE O'CLOCK
LOT 1, IN SQUARE AL.
Fronting ID feet 9TH ST.. with depth st. Of 81
feet This property is improved by well-built two
story brick dwelling and store which easily lie con-
verted into a dwelling exclusively
Terms: One-thrd cash balance in and two years.
with interest. payable semiannuay at the rate OF
per cent per annun from day OF sale, dc. erred pay
msnts to be secured by deed of trust on the property
sold or all cash, at the purchas RS opon. deposit
OF 500 required at time OF sale. Terms to be COM
Piled with in fifteen days from sale right is reserved
to resell ut tine risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser
All conveyancing. &c. at purchasers cost
immediately after the above sale we will sell large
Ice Box suitable provision store or the
box being in the above premises.
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.,
my16-d&ds Auctioneers.
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r ATcLIfFE. DARR CO.. Auctionesrs.
,TRUSTEEg SALE OF TwO.STORY BRICK
DWELLING AND STORE ROOM, SOUTHEAST
CORNER NINETEENTH AND r STREETS

iTRTSTEEs SALE OF TwosToRY BRICK
CC0 0RSENIS NINETEENTH AND R STREETS
virtue Sf deed OF trus. duly recorded in Liber
~ ~, ioio ~ ct seq. one OF the land records
ior the District OF Columbia and ut the request
PATTY secured thsrsby We viii .sl at pvbiic auction.
EIETH PAY OF NAY. x.D. 1891. ct .HALF-PAsT
sstte situate IN the city Of washington District q
Columbia, to WITT
All that certain piece parcel Of land and premise.
knoWn and dstfng uished and being lot numbered
ttMsensyx c$ N square numbered one hundred and
yson Of said SQUARE in Ibsr < VANCE, fo,o sTe
e the surveyors ONCE of said city. together with all
ne mprovemepts ways, easemen ts. rights. privi-
oe!onQng Or In anywise appertsining.
dsnns. Ons-!hird cash the balance In one and two
Per cent secured BY aided Of trust the prop
old @ az sssh: at the option q the puIchassE
sns sssma o. ss are not complied With IN afteen da
1911 ne property q the .sk and Of the dssui
ny putcnasef amer Ave days adyertisement OF such
2 az convsysnans and rscosdias = ihs g. q
SSSss1Fs5 sT &. 1ssusA.A.,y,} rs......
1AxcLIfxL pAnR co.. Ancfs- nylS-AAds.