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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-13


But we must consider the difference
in wages between America and Ger
many, hence doubling the cost of labor
for America. We have additional eX-
penses amounting to IS, 125. Subtract
ing this from above gross gain, we have
still gain of S4S.500 left. The plant
working with capital Of 100000, of
which $65, 900 is invested in buildings,
ETC., we must subtract from the above
gross gain ($4S, 500) the interest on $780,
600 at per CENTS, 000-as we'll as Z
per cent on $500 invested in the
factory, and therefore amortiSiZed-
$3.50. Subtracting these amounts from
above gross gain, we have net gain of
$3S, $50. Allowing 1850 for unforeseen
expenses, there is still net gain of $780,
600, hence dividend of 80 per cent. But
as long as theigOvernment of the United
States pays two cents per pound on
sugar, amounting to $40 per ton, or
1000 for 1880 tons, you add that
amount to $50 900 and have a net gain Of
SS5.000 (S5 per cent dividend). Claus
SpreckelS owns beet sugar factory in
California that has completed its fifth
season. The results have been so sat
lSfactory that he has erected a second
plant. The beetsugar factory in Grand
Island, Neb., is claiming a result OF 1873
per cent of sugar, hence of 100 pounds
of beets. 1873 pounds of graduated
sugar q have calculated the above only
at 10 per cent sugar yield, which makes
a difference of S41,250 more for the
sugar factory of II. 800 ton beetS). The
result in Grand Island, Neb., must GER
tainly have been satisfactory, as Mr..
Oxnard, the proprietor, has added
second one at Norfolk, Neb., on basis
of 100000. Within forty-eight hours
or about three days from the time the
factory Is put in operation, it
will be ready for expected results
and every day thereafter it will turn
out the required quantity of finished
sugar. If any corporation should like
further information in building sugar
beet factories, am willing to give sat
'isfactory answers. AT last [ hope, with
all friends of progress, that the bill for
one cent bounty for the pound sugar
and so cents for the ton beets in the
state of Minnesota will be passed by
the next legislature.
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GRATEFUL-COM
EPPS COCOA
RREAkEAST

1LOHAEA al
'By thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of diges-
ton and nutrition, and by a careful applica-
ton Of the fine properties of well selected
Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has provided our breakfast
tables with a delicately flavoured beverage
which may save us many heavy doctors bills
1t is by the judicious use of such articles of
diet that constitution may be gradually
built up until strong enough 10 resist every
tendency 10 disease. Hundreds of subtle
maladies are floating around us ready to az
tack wherever there is a weak point. We
may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
a properly nourished frame. '-"Civil Service
Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only in half-pound tins, by Grocers la
belled thus
JAMES EPPS & Co., Homeopathic
Chemists, London, England.
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DIED.

Funeral carriages s.; Rearse, s.. f. W
Shirk' s, sS4 East Ninth st. Telephone ass
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Seal Cans,

Our Seal Caps have been reduced over
25 per cent. Big bargains in Seal Caps
at the Boston, on Third street.
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Perfection Admits of No Atltli-
fTnss

This is Synonymous with the elegant
variety of rich Wines handled by the
California Wine House.
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DRUNKENNESS SIS

by administering Dr. Esaines'
Golden Specific.
It Is manufactured as powder, which can be
given in glass of beer. cup of coffee tea, or
in food. without the knowledge OF the patient. It
is absolutely harmless, and will effect perma-
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a
moderate drinker an alcoholic wreck. It has
been given in thousands of cases, and in every
instance perfect cure has followed. 1t never
Fails. 48-page Book free. To be had of
L. &c W. a. MUSSETTER, 3rd g. Wabasha st.
Trade supplied by MOVES BROS. g. CUTLER,
and RYAN DRUG CO.. ST. PAUL.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. Props. Cincinnati, 0.
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A specially made of all kinds of carriages
for weddings. calling and parties at E. w
shirk's &S4 East Ninth st. Telephone ASP
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BEET SUGAR CULTURE
Albert Meyer, an Expert and
Chemist, Talks Interest
ingly Of 1t.
Minnesota Climatic Condi-
tons Are Judged to Be
Most Favorable.
Some Careful Est mates Of
Cost Of Cultivation and
Manufacture.
The State Agricultural Col
lege Given a High Stand
ing in It's Line.

Albert Meyer, sugar expert who is
at present taking great interest in sugar
beet culture in Minnesota and else
where, was in ST. Paul yesterday, and
had the following to say concerning
sugar beet culture in this. state and the
building of refineries:
"The interest in starting sugar beet
plants is just now great in our state
and justified by the fact that in Mime
sofa sugar beets are growing better than
in any other state in America. In Ne
braska there are two beet sugar factO-
ries which make a good profit, notwith-
standing the hot winds in that section
extracting the juice from the beets,
leaving them too dry for fabrication.
Our climate is more favorable to
the cultivation of sugar beetS. our
thousand lakes being guarantee
that we have enough humid
! ity. In California we have now
three sugar beet plants and all are in
good order considering the tropical
climate where beets generally grow too
large. and the percentage of sugar is 2
| less than the beets in Northern states.
"E. II. Robertson, farmer of Chino,
CAL, made recently statement III the
Chino Champion of his expenses i'll cul-
tivaIing sugar beets, delivered to the
sugar factory in that town, and I'll give
you the figures of the cost OF labor and
the result of his crop. He planted ten
acres of sugar beets and sold them TO
the factory for $4.05 per ton. He was
paid $901.l2 The cost for labor was:
Flowing and narrowing. .... S2) 90
| Seed fourteen pounds per acre. 49, Is %
! Culling of plants. ................. A. 90
| Iowing. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..... Is %
Cultivating. ... rs %
Transport TO the factory 1917 GO
Total cost. .........S ?SS 90
/ NeI prOHI. --...'..... olo IL
Total. .................. ............$ 1901 II
Net profit per acre S6l 81.
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MARRIAGES, 1lR1HS DEATHS,

MAKKIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Martin Korill - 49,. Emma Ameberg
Frank w. Cline. ..E Edith HAYES
Alfred Fristedt Tflda Peterson
: AXel Carlson. 49,. 49,. Hannah Pearson
DEATHS REPORTED
John Lynch, st. Joseph's hospital. .33 years
Ernest Fl. Reinbold, De Soto ST. 81 years
John Koran, 535 Edmund go. IS weeks
Frederick Marquette 397 S. Wabasha. 4 year
Robert Palmer 1874 Ross month
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To this G5 cents ought to be added on
account of higher wages. making labor
twice as high as i'll Germany, and also
5 per cent on the capital invested, $780,
900, and expenses incurred by wear and
hundred tons of beets per day during a
season of 1875 days makes IL, 500 tons
per season; S277 the manufacturing
price and 81 per ton the cost price of the
beets makes the cost per ton SGT;
1880 tons will consequently cost $S4,-
625. These 1880 TONS of beets will
yield the following:
1850 tons of sugar at 500 per ton. -. .Si25 900
$50 tons of molasses at $40 per ton. 10000
$3.50 tons of feed at ST. per ton. $3.50
Subtracted expenses. ......... S4,625
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Silk Umbrella
PERSONAL MENTION.

See our beautiful Silk Umbrellas fol
$3.50. The Boston, on Third street.
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DIR. PINES RECEPTION.

SALUTE THE AMERICAN FLAG.
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TAR. HALF, LIFTS GRAND OPERA
u House Block. fills teeth without pain
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-13

SALUTE THE AMERICAN FLAG.
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Globe, Dec. 13
IT'S EPIDEMIC.
WE'VE ALL GOT IT.
The CHRISTMAS fever !

It's good thing and the only sufferer
by its annual appearance is Mr.. Pocket
book; but we've got a remedy for a lean
Credit Plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-06
MORTG AGE SALE
NJ OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

Under the power contained in a mortgage dated the
Sd day of July 1877. and recorded among the land
records OF Howard county Maryland in Lber Ii W,
No. 80. folio 1SS, Gc.. the undersigned the as
signee thereof will sell at public auction, On the
premises. ON MONDAY, the NINTH DAY OF MAY.
1892 at ONE O'CLOCK VI. all that tract of land
therein described, containfr "a roods ana 10
ptfches more or less, now i'll state cultiva-
tlor. This property Is most conveniently situated
the baltimore and Frederick turnpike in
Howard county, one miie west OF the Is.
and U. L. d. depot Ei!icott. ana com
piises the beautiful and picturesque estate
on which the late DR.. Temple resided. The improve
melis consist VI one oil the finest dwellings Howard
county. built of granite. and commanding ex:en-
sve view OF the surrounding country, good stabling
and other outbuildings suitable for cou-
try residence Ihs PROPERTY will be SOLD subject
first mortgage ior $1,000, with the Interest due
thereon from the Sd dag Of January. 1891
due. and which the purchaser can pay on II he 30
elects.
Terms of sale: One third cash on the day of sale
Balance in two equal ns;allments at six and twelve
months with Interest tro the day of SALE secured
the satsfactoA of the said assignee adjusted
to day of sale.
THOMAS NJ. JOHNSON Trustee Assignee.
Il. D. JOHNSON, Solicitor.
22u st. Paul 81. Baltimore.
ap2o st W. X PETER. Auctioneer
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


TOR sALE-HASpsoME NEW 3-sToRY BRICK
room: all latest improvements; handsomely deco
and rstcia.s in every respect hoUse open for in
TYLER RUTHEKFoRD. 1907 Fstnw ap53-i.r'
II lOt-several room brick houses King ne:
only ell. 200 each; each rented for $40 per month;
''i-,, '-'A '''H'H EIsIEtB1Y 5 MaiIEkr.
ar26-im ga Z st, Pacific building.
4, Once building. 49,. near G nv. on easy terms
Also business property On 18th between ii md on
Aisrs nuubsf OF dwelling houses ON monthly pay
JAMES F. BROWN.
Tel. call 473 ap2s-lOt 604 10TH str W.
E0RsALE-YEw HOUSES; REDrCED 10 $4,000:
u 5;tI and 64l J., Il n e; ~ n. front: rooms
HUM. 1909 i stnw 'ia6-4m
eIoR SALE WEST WASHINGTON
-, f2TsT st nv sooo l9la 33,h st, .fr cot ct;
], Nv /, s$ 4; i. +; 81
24Iiao. sIiey......2 90 3;,i3 Prospect ave Ccor-
lot .;5 xI30-. 200 10, :.5a5s alley. $500
SOC stnw.6r each. 3l3l p :, ~, Y br. N Poo
-: ~ $3.50 nsr', and store, fr;ooo
ard store. m 1000 5000 st NV. ir br
'Sof st NV 10 II ii ls' St ss. a lr e.
Iii ST, III 81: ~ n ! lot @oIiao. 10000
alley Ot Sf if.nf lot 81 h niS7 ooo
CHAELLs II. hICKLlNG.
I,oR sALF-HOUsEs AND CHOICE BUILDING
il lots all parts OF the city and suburbs. GRACE
THOMAS. 100 Corcoran building ard-lm
l,OR sALE-TwO sPLESDID THREE-sToEY
''"' ~ 'N1'f '''''' Aii'' '"TsH.REHoLpER"
472 La ave. Room 80,
No reasonable offer refused .T2i
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u ATCLIFFE DARR L CO. Auct..

u ATCLIFFE DARR CO. Auct..
H $40 PA. AVE NV.
DESIRABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY ON c
STREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS NORTHEAST hi AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIRTEENTH
premises.
LOT Q.
SQUARE 8i6
Fronting AZ feet inch on street By depth Of 100
foe. to n 3O-foot alley.
This property is in rapidly growing section and
has concrete roadway and all improvements
Terms Over aud above ipcumorance 81 q 900
to be paid in cash deposft OF 500 required at the
time Of sale. Terms to be compiled with in Is days
from the day Of sale the right resell the risk
AMI cost OF the efauiting purchaser is reserved All
conveyanciig. &c. at the cost OF the purchaser.
my5-d&as kATCLIFFE, DARR 4 Co. Arcts.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctousers, ~.
~ 9th and d sta n w.

~ oth and ID sta n W.
FINE LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF NJ STREET BE-
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
NDkTAWEsT AND FINE LOT ON RIDGE
SSIrRkEEET BEL MN fOUk1A AND FIFTH
FRONT OF 30 FEET 3 INCHES By DEPTH OF
loss FEET
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY ELEVENTH,
lSo2. at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK, we Will SELL
III front OF he Premises. the eastern half of
Lon SQUARE 5l3,
Fronting aO.3fe on the north side of n street by
depth OF 100 e< feet. AfsS eastern half VI .s-.
LOT III. SQUARE 5l3. =
Fronting BOZ feet hIDdr STREET 600 feet vida,
by depth of 10S.S1S feet.
These lots are spieudidiy situated for building and
IN good section OF the city streets concreted pave
lne:lts, water, se weraRe, gas &c. =
Terms One-third cash. balance in one and two years
notes 10 bear per cent interest payabe
ally and secured by deed OF trust on mses. or all
cash. at option OF purchaser. CONTEMPLATING &c at
cost Of purchaser deposit Of 5000 required on eac
lot st tim5 OF SALE Terms be Complied with in
fifteen days otherwise right resell at ri
and cost of defaultng purchaser after Ave days ad-
vertisement of such resale some new sapper pul
iished IN Washington, d. C. Ashfofd's cerdhcate OF
m6-d&ds DUNcANsON BROS, Auctionesrs.
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THos. BOWLING BON. Auc,ionser..
l. 6t2 Z st n. "

AssIGNEE,s SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue Of the pow, Ia vested under certain
desd bearing date the I'd dsy Of Nay Sg2 will sell
at 5ic suction. on THURSDAY THD rwELFTH
In front Of the Premises tho following described real
sse.ieap the city Of Msshnstcp District Of Columbia
story pse.sed.orick dwelling. No 17I5 llth st nv.
prVysments- Can b. used . ssor~ Sts.as for two
horses aud two vehicles on resr OF LOT
amounting TO e5Ss5, which b psd % or assumed
~ pufcna ser. nsi:nes c.se Ssposit Of eloo re-
must be complisd With within dsys Otherwise tbs
ri.k q the Setsalttng purchaser Aneonvsyscing 6
JA,us Il TAYLOR s..irs.a
myo-o8ds ;, 6l3 16th z.
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FUTURE DAYS.
DATCLIFfE. DARR CO, Auc,,oneers
CRNNCERY .l2ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ItIGsALl ESTATE On MISSOURI AVENUE BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND tOuR-AND-A-HELF

CHH "a. ,.S,l OF ,XALUABLE, IMPROVED
sTthra s1 ih ESP By iG aGcHiGS
Byvirtne Of decree OF the supreme Cour the Dis
trlc, o. Columbia. passed ON he st lay of November.
A. ID. 1891 equity cause l,263, docket 81, where
in Susie e. White is uplanant and samuel l. Phil
lips &c al n defendants. the udersgned trustees will
ses, Oh WEDNESDAY the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
MAY 1888. a: HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK
T. NJ. all those pieces parcels Of land lying and
being i'll the city OF Washington. i'll the District Of
lunibia kuown AS the westerniuost twenty five cl5D
feet Of lot numbered six 90 and he halI Of
numbered seven "a, III square reservation lettered
Missouri distant twenty four feet and six
inches GA IT, chesl from TIE line OF said
lot "a and the east line VI twenty (2O) foot
alley, tho said point beginning being the center Of
the front line vi said lot and running thence
northery and ut rgli Sos with Missouri avenue in
line parallel with i'd alley one hundred aud five
parallel TO Missouri aveSue two fee. and
Two inches a. fl. > in.). thence northeriy with
said alley t1epty two fest and two inches (s2 # and
;Dn) public alley thcuce easterly with the line Of
sud alley hitp-pIe rect and ei2nt inches -
eacc southcriy Ill liEe parallel wi h the
li1eGnu At rAt witt Missouri gu hum
ill., to said avenue und thence westerly with said
aveliuc forty nine feet and inches (49 It. and Ill
10 tie p.aco " beginning.
Ters OF sale Is prescribed by the decree One
payable at ID and two (.) years from the date OF
sale with interest ct the rate OF six per per
apnuuI, secured by deed OF trust III the premises
sold, or all caa. at the option OF the purchaser.
deposit OF 500 to bc paid when the property struck
or 4 erlS to be complied with IN fifteen days from
tao day OF sale or the trustee reserves tho right
conveyancing. recording. &C.. at cost OF the pur-
chaser. ~.
5. 4. THOMAS, Trustee. Az stnw
"a BRASDENBuRG Trustee. Az 9Th st NV.
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GORGE W. sTIcxNEY. Auc,,one.r.

n
,INESTEEs, SALE OF yALUABLf BUILDING
DELAWARE AVENUE BETWEEN n AND q
SThEETS, NORTHEAST. IN THE CITY OF
ny virtue Of . deed Of trust dated February 10.
1H9l gnd yecprced in Iiber 1853. folio $40 seq
onS The End yecorts Of the District Of Columbia
iS3lca tt,stees will sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF MAY, A. d.
1872, AT FIVE O'CI.OCKP NJ. Ill front OF the prem.
ihs lof AS in c. B. Brooks subdivision Of lots In
sIlsars AE6 subject to an existing sncumbrance Of
Z Q fHE SAME DAY. AT ouARTER-pAsr FIVE,
Q'ykOCk !: ~. hy virtue Of Coed Of trust dstelf
February O. 1891, ard recorded in Liber 1869 folio
7 e SEQ Of tn. lan.s records OF the District Of Co
lunbin. and ut the request Of the parties secured
thereby the nndssgnsd trustees VII sell e public
Q. lots IN :qnsre $50 subject to exist
Terms Of sale: The purchassr, to sssums tn
t n onsv % ana KY sae ss%iSdsr e
BE- required sale of each lot II the terms Of sss
not complied with In days the trustees
the right TO advertise aud resell Ut the and cost uf
the defsultinr purchasers after giving nve days pre-
Ht hoticA Of such resale. Al convsysncing and re-
8 ''o ' i w L sA g snBSTSa Trustee.
14W f0nw mySot
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II 9th aud - streets northwest

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS No 1897 r STREET
RETMtES THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
SrREElS NOHIHMESr WASHINGTON ClTN
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY Virtue OF deed of convey hearing date lth
day of April. \ ID lSao, and recorded IN libvr No
lpo9 foilo 2O. oc of the Land uf the District
OF columbus the undersiEned trustees Will offer
for sal. az puDc auction Ia front premises on
MONDAY, TIE NINTH DAY OF MAY, A. u. 1897
at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ, all that parcel If cround in
TIE cry o; Washington. District Of columbia. known
Tie cast twenty 600 lot numbered sever
ca, IN square two hundred and iify-:our C,Dsl aud
now known as sub lots 80 and 10 IN sald SQUARE nm
proved 10y large brltk building and work shop o.
euIled by Chas. q. Ball a Son a dealers in ranges
iuf rl2ces and steam fitting
Terms OF sale: Oi.e-third Of the purchase money
cash balance III one ID and two % years With inferred
IRON the day OF sale able seisnnnslly TOR which
purchaser VIII give promssory notes. secured by a
deed OF trust upon the property or all cash al the
option OF the purchaser deposit Of 5000 .yll lie
CURED OF the purchaser at the time of sale
Al coh'eynhcins. &C. at purchasers cost.
II terms Of sale he not complied with in fifteen days
from day OF sale the trustees the right 70 re-
sell thu Property at the aud defaulting pr
chaser after 1--WE days advertisement such resale in
SOME newspaper IN the city OF Washington.
GEO. ". COCHRAN,
II Ii Pennsylvan awe A..
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Afus'eea
apo dScs 4S6 Louisiana ave.
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rrHos. E wAGGAMAN, Real Estate AuctioIeer

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BIZ TWO
STORY Bl lex DWELLING. No. 4sS FIRST
STREET SOUTHWEST. AND or LOT ON DEL
AMAZE AVENUE BLiWEEN ID AND 4
STREETS sou THNEST
BY virtue Of decd of trust duly reco red in Iiber
No $40. iotio 81 81 sea- Of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia. and at the request rsrty
thereby secured, We will sell tubli- auction in
front " The premises on RsDAN MAY
TWELFTH. 1897 at HALF-PAST live O'clock
PM lots etterel q and III ". B. Todrs record a
subdivision OF lots 3 aud pact OF I. in square 6IS
Nasilngt' H. ID, t.Nltn the Improvement ABOVE
ierius: One-thlrl cash. Of which deposit Of 500
must be made al time q sale and the balance in three
equal lnstalInent- IN twelve and eighteen months
Tor which the notes OF the purchaser bearing
from day OF sale. and secured by deed OF trust ON
property sold WI b. taken. all cash at option ID
purchaser. IL terms not complied with In ; DAYS
from sale the trustees reserve the right resell SAID
property 81 the risk and rost of the dcfautig pur-
chaser after gt days advertisement TIs Evening
star. All convey alcmg and recorlng at purchasers
cost. THpS T. WACO AMAN..
JNO. ". PULLING, , iEustees
7. T. wAGGkMAS aurt ap3o-dSds
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ap20,St
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR L co, Auctioncers.

~
Lor OS i sTREEr NoRiMwEST NES Man
CONNECTICUT AVENUE IMPROVED BY
EEKA;MG uIESEMENT, NO 1873 L STREET
By virtue Of certain decree passed on the 23d day
District Of Columbia i'll No. 1866, in equity
wherein Charles II, Burgess and others coIplalu-
ants and Surah l. Proctor aud others defendants
the undersined as trustees will sell a. public acion.
FIVE O'CLOCK p H.. the following described
real estate IN the city Of Washington, District of
COLUMBIA. known and described as lot num-
btred four a IN the recorded subdivision original
lot numbered one 2. IN square uumbt ID hun
dred and sixtyone u0 less that CERTAIN part of said
subot conveyed By deed from John Proctor and wife
10 Chas, H. futtl on June ~, 1889, and recorded
the land records OF the District OF COLUMBIA
Terms of sale prescribed by decree: third cash
anu the balance III two equal installments one and
two years from day OF sale, with interest day
sale At the rate OF u per centum per annum, the
deferred payments TO be secured the property sold,
or MI cash. ut purchasers option deposit Of $3.50
are not complied with III ten days day sale she
trustees the resell the property the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser or pur-
chasers, after five days notice in the evening Star
cost Of the purchaser or purthasers
LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKER.
No. go + st NV, I r....
j. THOMAS SoTHORON, Z trustees
No. AL 9TH stnw.
And IN Pursuance Of the decree above mentioned we
hereuy give notice to all creditors Of John Proctor
deceased to file thei- claims against the said John
Proctor deceased IN this cause with the clerk
said Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia
within thirty days from said 18th day Of May A. d.
1892
LOUIS p SHOEMAKERp ,
riy5-d&ds J.THOMASsoThORoNJ Afus'ee'' f