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THE CHARLES w. wErMORE.
A Craft That May Revolutionize Ocean
Freighting Commerce.

Freighting Commerce.
In an interview yesterday in Liverpool Capt.
Saunders Of the new American steamer Charles
W. wetmore, which sailed from Duluth, Mimi,
June II, arriving there on Tuesday, says that
during the fourteen days voyage between Cape
Breton and Liverpool the vessel averaged nine
knots an hour. He states that abe was much
less susceptible to the action of winds and waves
than vessel of the ordinary type.
She had experienced strong winds. sending
waves over the port quarter, and this, per-
haps, was the severest test to which she could
have been subjected. The fact that the steamer
neither pitched nor rolled heavily, the motion
being much less than that Of an ordinary
steamer, he thought was proof Of the superior
sea going qualities Of whalebacks.
Since entering the Waterloo dock the Wet
more has been inspected by numerous shippers
and ship builders, many Of whom have ex-
pressed the opinion that the new type Of YES
sci will revolutionizs the freighting commerce
of the ocean.
Mr.. Hastings, chief mate Of the Wetmore,
says the vessel encountered any quantity of
beam seas and justified the expectance of her
projectors, scarcely rolling at all Mr.. Has
tings then said: There we're no head seas to
speak Of. The tendency as to pitching. there
fore, was scarcely SO fully tested. Her merits
as a sea boat are undoubted, and the more
See of her the better like her."
Ship Owner 1smav, after inspecting the Wet
more, said: This type Of vessel IL admirably
fitted for the Manchester ship canal
The surveyors of the Wetmores cargo, which
consists of 5000 bushels Of grain, have de-
clared it to be in the finest Of condition.
1t is reported in shipping circles that q de-
steamer, with two rows Of decks supported by
pillars.
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A College Of Spiritnalism Proposed.

A dispatch from Muncie, Ind, says: Over l 900
believers in spiritualism are in camp near
Chesterfield, west Of Muncie, and the affair is
proving such a success that the project to erect
a spiritualist college is again being pushed.
There is but one institution Of this character
at Oneida, n. Y. DIR. Westerfeld, president OF
the Indiana association, states that the matter
Of raising the endowment for the establish
ment of a college is now under way. A num-
Der of wealthy spiritualists over the entire
country have signifed their willingness to give
Literally to the college. Carroll Bronnenbery
has donated the ground for the college site and
has headed the subscription with 81 500 cash.
1t is the intention to be In the building this fail
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Charles E. Garritee, a well-known lawyer Of
Baltimore and United States pension agent,
who has already figured in half dozen trials in
the United States district court for violating
the pension Law, was again arraigned before
United States Commissioner Rogers yesterday
ON four additional charges.
Garritees counsel, ex- United States District
Attorney Thomas G.. Hayes was absent, and
with the consent of United States District At
torney John I. Ensor the accused waived an
examination and was released on bail for the
United States district court at the September
term.
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ROCKVILLE NEWS.
Prohibition County Observation-Disclosures
of Democratic Clubs Urged-Notes.
Corrssp0udsncs Of The Evening Star.

of Democratic Clubs Urged-Notes.
Correspondents Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, July %, 1891.
At q convention of the prohibition party,
held at Gaithersburg, the following nominal
tons for county officers were made: For
house Of delegates, Samuel A. Lsyman, George
" Walker, John W. Briggs; county commits
sioners, John Simpson. VIM T. Turner, Louis
ii. Duyan, Caleb c. Lawson, j. S. Crawford;
states attorney, Frank Higgins; sheriff, Jacob
L. Ernest; county surveyor, Albert E. Shoe
maker; judges of the orphans court, Charles
A. Crawford, John T. Watkins, George W.
Parsley; register Of wills, Charles Farquhar
The convention failed to nominate a candi-
date for clerk Of the circuit court. but it is
Understood that nomination will be made at
future meeting. The meeting was well at
tended and liberal contributions were made
by the members Of the party in aid Of the
campaign. IL 10 proposed to hold q grand
rally Of the party az the fair grounds, this
place. or August 10. at which time prominent
speakers viii be in attendance.
Hon. Philip ID. Laird. chairman OF the demo-
cratic state central committee for this county
has issued q circular letter to the members Of
the county committees for each election dis
trict Of the county strongly urging the forma-
ton CT permanent democratic clubs in each of
the thirteen districts in order to promote har-
mony in the ranks and more effectually aid in
The nresoD, camnaipn aud aIso in the. ,,rr.~;Ja,,
tial contest Of 1892.
G.itbs-sbrrg S,,io,aI ~ hait go. VI 'no
msnsnt orysnilation ,xas sfsec,s5 - ths P ~
loving of,;cers ws-a -. - 49, nc to.
PuhIis O.xid " warssiS" 49, Ie-. -'o'aiy
asns. " Moe casLia- ~ I'm ~! Pres,-
lame. = W;n5snr JaIea, Inn -. = 9iaIh9 8,:a'
lar Tgnst;ns r Eli $50, a IN n - III ~
smith Renus q Do-ss, $50. T ria5s, III: n
tor. some ., The Si-ec;o,. ,ir.r;oi Hirec,
go, %. p.t ; 1oaay and several MINOR posi-
Ths t.nL hu;I3 - ,o-, .o' !s' peeI nieo;
x;i hs -esdx Co. tSo.aoly ana
NJ cnshT.r py.J-ipNaL - - a snoft uhie;
80 g. ShanhsrI.in 500 n nele Few Gays
-, bx ths fa,oiix ., NJ proSAa' accompa-
.,,,,a ,y,on,bs sao ..rci,,.I Sal pp VINO was
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE ACRES OF LAND AT
JENNINGS, DC. FRONTING ON THE
SHERIFF ROAD. HIGHLY IMPROVED.

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated November f. 1890
and recorded in Iber No 154O. folio lu4 the
land records OF the District Of Columbia and the re-
Of the party secured thereby having been
made IN tine same. the UNDERSIGNED trustees therein
named Will ssli at pq4ie auction in front 9f III
at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. lot No. 5, containing nvc
acres in John H. W Burleys subdivision OF q part Of
the Sheriff estate or ''Beas Adventure, the samS
is recorded in Liber, Gov. Shepherd No. l. folio s.
said District.
The property is improved by . comfortable frame
dwelling OF eight rooms in good condition. 10 besut-
fully located and has on large quantity Of bearins
road, is susceptible of division with profit, and
short walk from the station.
Terms of SAFE: One thousand dollars cash, 5000 Of
which ust be paid day Of sale, and the balance
IN equal payments in two and three from the
OF SALE to De secured by the notes. bearing
interest at Per nj from the day Of sale and deed
OF trust ON the property sold TO tue satisfaction OF the
trustees all cash. at the option of the purchaser
Conveyancin2 and recording the of the purchaser
Terms O. sale to he compiled with within days
from the day OF So trustees the right
sell again at the risk and the purchaser de-
fault. MARION DUCKETT. ! o.
ty16-10t ol7 Est NV. Washington. d. C.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

II Advertising is profitable only when prop
eriy done,-that is, in the medium sure to reach
the largest number of those whose attention is
sought Money otherwise expended for that
purpose is wasted To expend it wisely, ad-
largest circulation, but gives figures, and
proves them
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Ran Ava, With "Handsome Harry"

sensation has been caused at Shamokin.
Ia, by the eloremen. of Handsome Harry"
the king of Pennsylvania gamblers, and Miss
Lizzie johnson, daughter Of Lawyer johnson.
who for forty-ave years was register and re-
corder Of Montour county, and who died nearly
q year ago, leaving S1O0, 900. Miss Lizzie is q
beautiful brunette, a graduate of the Boston
Conservatory and a favorite in society. Harry
Latimer has long been called the king of
gamblers. He has won and lost thousands Of
dollars. 1t is said that he has wife and sew
eral children in Wilkesbarre.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, .Auctioneers.
DATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Auctioneer,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENI BRICk HOUSE. No; 1O14 PENN
SYLVAHIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust. duly recorded in Liber
No 1884, folio 90 ct OF the land records
the District of unbla and Ut the request the
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction.
front Of the premises. on FRIDAY. TWEEN Y-
FOURTH DAY OF JULY, A. ID. 1891, at SIX
O'CLOCK NJ. all that certain piees. parcel lot Of
ground situate lying and being in the city Of WASH
in2ton, District OF Columbia, and known upon the
ground plat or plan OF said city as lot numbered
twenty -hve (25) in Browning Cross recorded sub
civis on of original lot numbered ID. in square
numbered nine hundred ana sevenry-two OH. to-
Rether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One-tllird cash. the balance in and two
years. Per cent per annun payable semi annually.
secured by deed OF upon the preniss sold or
eli cash, at the option OF the purchaser. deposit
800 required at the time OF Ii the sale
are not compiled with in teen days the day of
sale right reserved TO resell the property the
and cost OF the defaptinY purchaser after ve days
advertisement OF such resale in NEWSPAPER pub
hsned in Washington, ID. e. All conveyancinx and
recording At the cost Of the purchaser.
SAMUEL. CltOSS, Trustee.
RADCLIFFE DARN r Co.,
1y14-d&dD Auctione0rS.
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Tie Massachusetts Republican,.

At a meeting of the republican state central
committee in Boston yesterday it was decided
to hold the state convention in fremont Tenn
pie. Boston, Wednesday, September 16. Hon.
Henry Cabot Lodge will preside and the fol-
lowing viii be the committee ON resolutions.
Hon Francis ". Rockwell of Pittsfeld, chair
man; Walter Clifford. New Bedford; Horace g.
Allen, Boston: Hon. J. II. Walker, Worcester:
Gen. Vim. Cogswell, Salem.
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Ingrati.ude Cost Him His Life

Near La Grange, Ky, on Tuesday night
Milton Ferguson shot and killed C. Will
Jams. Williams had been fined for being
drunk and Ferguson and other friends paid his
fine. They started home together and quar-
relied over horse trade. Williams tried to
shoot Ferguson, but Ferguson shot first
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctionssrs.
TOMORROW,
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionesr..

~ 9th and D sts. NV.
FINE WINES, wHIsKIEs, BRANDIES. GIN, CAN
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. POTTED MEATS,
SWEET OILS. SAUCES. SPERM CANDLLS,
BUS srR RsACSn sHAr T spiCE WsI tNEHra aSB
FRAME, SHOW CASES. SHELVING. COUNT:
INIIKE CONIENTs OF FAMILY GkUctRY
NO. 53I SEXLNTH STREET NORTHWEST
NEAR CORNER OF + 81 Rect.
On FRIDAY MORNING. JULY TWENTY
FOURTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will
sell TT the above store the entire contents, among
which will be found fifteen barrels of Fine VIII say,
known as *" whisay. None better in this mar ket
Tor private and has preIe over many brands
Terms cash. DUNCANSON BIOS,
jy2I-3t Auctioneers.
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GEOkGE E. EMMONs,
3yls-cots CHARLES b. PEARSON.S Irus'
THOMAS BOWLING l. SON. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LOT
SITUATED NORrHM EST CORNER OF NRV.
ENTEENTH AND ID STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court of the
l2O46, wherein Asa Whitehead is complainant and
for public auction, in front the preses on
MONDAY. THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, A D. 1881.
at FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ, lot one Cd, in square one
hundred and sevsnytwo t172), in the city Of Wash
ington, District OF Columbia Said fronts SO feet
west.
Terms Of sale a. prescribed by the decree: One
in two equal inssllmens payable respectivey one
cured by deed OF trust upon the property or ali
the option vi the purchaser. deposit 400 viii
sale to be conphed win IN ten days day OF ssie
or property resod at risk Of deIauiting purchasSr
W. II. bHOLES. Trustee.
3y2l-dkds 4l0 9TH st. n "
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No One BID for the Reaper Works.
A dispatch from Springfield, Ohio says: The
great East Street reaper works again failed to
sell at receivers sale, there being no bidders.
Receiver Fry said new order would be issued
from the court for another sale, and il that
failed there would be reappraisement of the
property. 1t il generally believed here that
VIM. N. Whitley, who originally built the
works and operated them, will be able to ar
range his 81 200 900 Of indebtedness 30 ~ to
20 ahead again.
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FUTURE DAYS.
D ATCLIFFE. DAER 4 CO.. Aucsionssra

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME COTTAGE ON
SCOTT AVENUE NEAR SEVENTH STREET.
No. l46S. folio 153 ct seq. of the lana record.
tor the Dstrc Of Co umba. and ct the reQuess of
party secured thei eby, will sell at pubic auction
IN front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, SEVENTH
DAY OF AUGUST. AID. 1881, at SIX O'CLOCK p.
M the following des bed al estate, situated in the
city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit:
Lot humble ed twenty-six C20) in 3. j. CASE subdi-
OF part of tract OF land called Pleasant Plains, to-
Kether with the i'm improvements. &c.
Terms: Onetliru sn, the balance in one and two
years per cent interest. payable semi-annusy,
cured oy deed vi trust upon the premise sod, or all
c.sl, At the option OF the purchaser. deposit OF
$SOO required at the time OF SAFE If the sale
are not complied with IN fifteen days the day OF
sale the trustees tue resell the property
at tue risk and cost OF the deaulns purchaser ftsr
i've days avei tisenent of such sale in some
paper pubilshed in Washington D. G.. Aloonvsyancns
and recording at the cost OF the purchaser.
MHRON NJ. PAkKEK.l ~
jy2-d&dA IL. x. WILLARD. AEuseeoe%
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IN CAMP AT CHARLEsTowN.
Tired Troopers Rect Day in That Attract
i've Old City.

HOT MARCH OF VARIABLE LENGTH CLOSES
WITH a HEARTY RECEPTION BIZ THE INHABI-
r.Nrs-sIKLs WITH ''BANG Up PRETrINESs'-
RENISDEas OF JOHN BROWNS TRIAL AND IKE
cUTIox.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

LOk NORFOLK. OLD PINT AND PINEf
Iolnt t. &c Steamer LADY OF TIL LAKE. Pare
u. 30 Round trip q. 90 Steamer 9th srr
terminus Of cable c2rs, TUESDAY. THURSDAY Ald
furnished throughout Through tickets 20 Boston m
GLIDING meals and state L. % .nd New YORK
%. 30 Telephone call. tSSO; and &. y. ofhces-5B
NY ,yi u 'AA'' " ALFRED WOOD. q. IA
CTEAMER 7, Y. ARRowsNITH, FROM I'm
Tor Colonial Beach. Coitons. Nonini Creek finsy
Point, Smiths Greek Co1n and YocOnico hvers ne-
turning land ct fney losnt intermediate land
inss Arrive AZ "ssninston Wednesday and FndAy
On saturdays. At 8 30 m. for Colonial Beach Col
tons. PIney Point, Coan and Yocofnico. hefurninx
land ~ t1pey POINT. Coitone and Colonial Beach
rave az Washington sundays, u y N.
H0-3m G. w. RIDLEY. Genr Manager.
LoR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MoSKoE. VIZ
= glnia besch. kichmond and al Ioinss south take
the new mammoth Iron Palace Steamers WASHING
1oN and NORFOLK, daily from 9Th 81 z p.
TicAets sale IT Is. u ofiloes, oIs and I2sl
fennsylv .nia ave and on stesnlersl Jel2-3n
M ARiLAND AND yIk6INIA sTEAaBoA1
~ Company Steamer Sue Capt W G Geoshex.a,
leaves every SUNDAY a =. Tor baltimore and rive
kstcnsin. leaves every Monday sad Thursday sts
p for river lGndin:s. 1hursaay,s tT1p Will be
tended TO Baltimore. All frelxnf must Be- PREPAID.
Bko., 7th It. wharf. " cor. r. ave sa1 LA g.
= Leaves sth -st whar1 ON MONDAYS THURSDAYS
nd sAJUkbAhs a ; ain ksturnins TUESDAY.
touching AZ interms.iists isnainrs
"faAsenssr recommendation nrst-elsez..
=. VI. kIDLEY,
Ns General Msnaesr.
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Ohio Democratic Map.~ers.

The democratic Ohio state central committee
organized an executive committee Of fifteen
members at Columbus yesterday afternoon.
with Col James Z. Neal of Hamilton AZ chair.
man. Chairman Neal was authorized 10 seiect
his own secretary and treasurer.
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Grain Brokers Suspend.

The grain commission firm of Toncray h
Bryan, Omaha, has suspended The principal
creditors are Chicago and St. Louis firms.
Slow collections II ON country customers caused
the trouble. No statement yet.
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SALE OF GLASS FACTORY.

The undersigned. under deed Of trust, VIII ali a
public auction At the court house in Annspois IA
on TuESDAY, EXTRAORDINARILY INST NT
~ TWELVE O'CLOCK. all the property OF the An
in fes extending 70 salt water with landing whsrf
large BRICK netasoof slass factory. with tank nins
Producer Ct each end; iour sets annealinx Oven.
trainway. Blowing machine. line kim kc uniim,eSi
conyeuences for shipment BY rail watsr; ter dssiy
trains; best glass sand and oYster shalls fo iir
easy reach abundantly. -
Terms: 0nstnird cash, balance IN one "a tvo y,,r.
Fuller Particular. address
{AnES REvELL.} 49,.
0l4so0 Annapolis. Ma
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and ID streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED INTEREs
IN IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FIFTEENTl
STREET BETWEEN L AND III STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST
IN IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FIFTEENTH
sTREEr BETWEEN AND II STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By of certain deed trust to us bearing date
May 1889. snd duly recorded Liyer 1881, 10
276 seq of the land records OF the District Of Co.
lunbia and upon the request OF tine holder Of note
secured thereby. will sell at pubic auction, In
front OF the premises, WEDNESDAY,, The
TN ENTY-NIN1H DAY OF JULY, A. u. 1891 AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, all right title
and interest Of Rosa l.. Nae formerly Rosa Jones)
and John G. Male in and to the following described
land and promises. situate in the city of Washing
ton. District OF Coiumbia: All that certain piece or
parcel OF land and premises known and dstiny uished
and being part of lot A. in Jno. Brown ct al SUBJ
division OF lots III square numbered hundred and
tourIeeu CID. plat recorded in Liber Il, folio
80: OF the records Of the surveyors office of .he Dis
trlct OF Columbia, beginning Tor the on Fiji
teenth street. hundred and thirty eight (l) feet
from tine southwest of said square, and rum
nins thence north said street fifteen U5) feet
east twenty C) feet six co. inches thence
south two ca feet, thence east ninetyeiSnt (S feet
to y thrtyfo alley Thence south said alley tLir
lid feet thence west nine tb feet thence north
"a two CD inches. thence west twenty five
(&5) feet, thence south one Cd loot two ca inches
thence nlnetytwo ty) Ieet six to- incueS to III.
teenth street and the boinning together with the
provenients thereon
Terms of SAFE: Cash. An conveyancing at pur-
chasers cost. deposit Of 800 viii he required q
time SALE Terms Of sale to be complied ten
GEORGE E. EMMONs,
ty1S-eots CHARLES Il. PEARSON.} 1fusssss.
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All Quiet at Port au Prince.
The steamer Prins Frederik Hendrix brings
sdvices from Port au Prince to July l6. Every
thing was very quiet when she left.
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George W. Craig q Co.'S cotton ware house
at Yazoo, Miss, together with 500 bales Of cot
ton, burned Tuesday night Loss, 81, 900; in
surance, $4,000.
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Driven to Suicide by Money Matters
Gilbert Parkes Of the real estate firm of Blair
Parkes q Co. of Nashville shot out his brains
Tuesday night in the American Office. Finan.
cial troubles the cause. He was young ana
quite prominent
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l.. AhMB,E
jy l3m, w&f-6ts JAS. II. MARI. < Aruseses
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSE AND PREM
ISES NUMBEkED URHUNDRED AND SEW

ENTY-TWO (412) STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed the 10Th day of July, A.
n ls9l. IN Equity Iauss Numbered ,&s7 wherein
Ike ct al are oeiendants the undersigned viii offer
Tor sale at puO &c action front the premises on
FhIDAY. THE TWENTY-FOURTH cath DAY
OF JULY, AID 1891. AT HALF.FAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK p ~, the following described cal estate
situate in the city OF Washington ID. c., to wit: The
west half OF lot numbered twentyone CID. In square
numbered four hundred and ninety six (49) fronting
twenty hive % ieet on south st. and running back
with that width hundred and twenty-five U.sl)
feet two CD inches to public alley, improved BIZ q
two-story and attic brick dwelling.
Terms oil sale prescribed D., the decree: One
bird cash and the balance in two equal installments
at and two years. with interest day Of sale,
De secured by deed OF trust upon sold,
o. all cash. at the option OF the purchaser. deposit
Of hundred dollars 100 will be required at time
Of SALE All conveyancng and recording at purchas-
er's cost
LEON TOBRINER, Trustee
- 3l6 Al st. NV.
and II wi a I'D
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HORSFORD'e ACID PHOsPHAT8
Makes Delicious Lemonade.

A teaspoonful added to . glass Of hot or cold
water aud sweetened to the taste viii be found 70.
freshing and invig0rating.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auct,oneer,.

X
FOUR IMo;sToRY BRICK HOUSES IN THE
h hNEw KNoW co A. Nos COS 6o. 6Os AND eis
hfsss2 f WY 5cES5f
Loii n II ssS 81 iI3 s ss5o ios'
Terms One third cash, the balance in one and two
srty sold deposit OF $50 each house required at
R ne OF s;e L tie term. Of sale are not complied
resell tue property at the risk and OF the def u
resale some newspaper pubiished in ashington B.
Z, Al eonveyancng and recording at the cost Of the
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionser,.
prx AtYAHEF c5fah Ho At "A
~ virtue Of deeds Of trust duly recorded in libef
u o e S s
OF the parties secured " Them we win offer i1r a.
the
fss estate situate n ansso.,r in the DISTRICT q
Of oregon L. Green subdivision OF Chichester as per
81 tn: q
O. Coz mbia together with improvsments-two lsrSs
' Ssdo. Sslsns: to .u the
the the
ss complied with within ton days after sale other
the risk and cost of the dsfautng purchaser
b bRSth 3 81 aA dxxl11AcHAs., Trustees.
3e1o-d&ds 1425 New York ave.
.NTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, JULY SIXTH, same hour and place.
jecO-d&dS BY order of the trustees.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
SATURDAY. JULY ELEVENTH same hour and
place. Uy7-d&dsl BY order OF the trustees.
HTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
sAIoRDAIs JULY EIGHTEENTH. same hour and
jy13-d&ds By order Of the trustees.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the rain until THURSDAY, JULY TWEEN
I iyndk6s same hour and Eiace, ., ~. .r.,.
II ATCLIFFE. DARR + CO.. Auct,onssrs.
DESIRABLE THREE-sToRY AND MANsARp
K09F BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS, ALL
STREET NORTHEAST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JULY TWENTY
THIRD. 1891. at SIX O'CLOCK we will offer for
safe. IN trout Of the premises.
LOT -. SQUARE S0S.
improved by weil-buiit three story and mansard
r0oI brick house with all modern improvements.
This sale should command the attention OF parties
search or home or an investment.
Terms: One-thrd casu, the bai in and two
years at per cent secured by deed the prop
erty sold deposit of 500 required at the time Of
Wise right reserved to resell the property the risk
ana cost OF the deiauting purchaser alter i've dR
advertisement oi such resale in some newspaper pub
nshed IN Washington, ID. c. All cOnveyancing and
record NJ at tho cost of the purchaser.