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MARLBORO' NEWS.
Orders by the Orphans Court-Preparing for
the InauguratiOn-NOtes.
Correspondence. Of The Evening Star.
UTPER MARIBORo'. Mn. Dec. L 1902

Correspordenc. Of The Evening Star.
UPPER MARLBORO. MD, Dec. Z. 1892.
There was a regular meeting of the orphans
court yesterday. with a full board in attend
ance. The following orders were passed: That
Deborah l.. Roberts be appointed administra-
trix Of George y. Roberts and that her bond in
the sum of 81 900 be approved by the court or
in its recess by the register of wills; that the
bond of Theodore b. Middleton, sheriff Of
Prince Georges county. for the sum of
s25. 900. through the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Baltimore. be approved; that Vim.
ID. Bowie be appointed guardian to his brother,
". Booth Bowie. and that the penalty of his
bond be in the sum of 50 ,O00; that r. b. b.
Chew administrator Of Geo. Ii. Bunnell, de-
ceased. sell personal property OF said deceased
at public sale on December 90. 1892, for cash;
that Jos. A. Thorn be appointed administrator
of VIM. 8. Thorn. penalty Of bond 1900 bond
filed and approved; that G.. c. p. Townshend,
administrator of VIM b. Tovnshend, sell per-
sonal property of said deceased at public sale
on the 29th instant The meeting adjourned
until Tuesday next.
The county commissioners will meet on Tues
dav.
Mrs. E. s. Hill and her daughter, Miss Kate
Hill. OF this place will spend the winter In
Warrington at the Hamilton.
Serg.. Theodore OWNS of the Baltimore po-
lice force spent day or two with friends in this
town.
The sale of the remaining personal property
of A. u. Hill near Cheltenhsm, will be con-
tinued on Tuesday next.
Examiner Stone, DIR. ". W. Duvall and Fl. H.
Sasscer attended the annual meeting at the
Normal School, Baltimore, last week.
A meeting has been called for Tuesday mel
at the Farmers Hotel to all live democrats in
the county who wish to take an active part in
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Athletic. nj Wat po,c,

The defeat sustained by the foot ball team at
the hands of the naval cadets from Annapolis
has served to awaken the authorities at the West
Point Military Academy to a realization Of the
fact that while athletic exercises are performed
and due attention given them so far as military
science is concerned, yet much can be done
toward bringing the cadet soldiers to . higher
standard in the practice OF healthy and amusing
athletics For this purpose q society has been
formed, having among its members some Of the
Oldest professors on the post. The younger off,
GERS are also well represented in its manage
ment- Prof Bass Is president and Prof. Niche
treasurer. Lieut. Tate represents foot ball and
Lieut. Cameron base ball
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY NEWS.
Systematic Robbery Of Cottages at Ocean
Gross-The Rockville Athletic Club Or
CANNED.

, Correstonden of The Evening Sta
po,v n.b ,ooo
III inc orphans court yesterday Jeremiah
Lewis and Christopher E. Watkins, executors OF
Alexander II. Lewis, deceased, filed list Of sales
of personaI pron.r,v ~ the deceassd lanes
n L.. =, - ,,.-, -,
,' IN" ""i. T. lawson
hn'ericus lawson deceased. nied report OF SAFE
OF real estate Of deceased. The remuneration Of
the widow and children of Thomas Trundle. de-
ceased wa. filed and apnlicatio made tn grant
le,,.-s 20 Ia. w c.
I, ,harIes .. Ly9dane OF THIS LOVE mas Pur-
Is, - I'm 'Aie, N. 'ones aiin "ui. DA"
20 ooo 49, Va Dn inc
80 v. e. a. IN eu IVA rnian
1oNh, Ior tne sum OF ss'aoo Inc new Propri-
S.a,';I 'ooh n ms 'ne ccuon OF
.. ".ns nouse Hiu AZ necss.ary iArn, ouio-
e y" 'no '"e' "nu VIII in iu'uio HAko IL hiS
=,
ieoenH! oeen sScei 'Aineo cha' mum
VI vi Nne Oo',ae' a. "nsnin.'oh uro,e camp
-. ip.,ioF on'o'ou "uu Pio1os
oi Iu, ., PEG eiothins ana otner arucies
S'A se .I Ou oruay nisn. M. n
80 ~ UI.si.s y CO 90. nsn' III tno eo''ss0
VI u - aou ' vi washington, ana upon DC
,I"-. a. " nv" WY vas 'ns,e ~ero ans"oieu
H. -. - Ia M. -no..ou euipio!;
o n ~ s'eu 70 oone ou'. when ne uio
-. 49, IL -" ~ n..si
. r-,-.hs oS ne S1"u oe
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~, ,Sr.r.';.as re'a.Iss - .IA.nraS ~. "a
t.birt -, - -, Ii . " -. %
,ha 60, - - -. -. - e-ts;
-. - -, pate-p pI,s- =. -.
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-, - A. 80 opp
rant for the ar-es, of Isnc.stsr m charge Of
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FUTURE DAYS.

y AToL1FFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIoNEEns
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TENTH.
AT OUR ELEGANT
SALES ROOMS
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE
OF ad LARGE IsIr ASP w WELL Isw AssSRTED
HousE h GODS aooDs
AND
EFFECTS
HORSES. CARRIAGES.
BuGGIES, HARNESS. &C.
In sale this week will be found the contents Of two
nience of sale. com uprising in part
nan 'o" Ak HbNbbERrA cHEE66 Pieces. ~ soiihA
FANCY TABLES. ROCKERS. CHAIRS, COUCHES.
LACE CURTAINS; FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
6TRrh MAL SETS SEX AND
BOOK CASES. DESKS, CHAIRS. SIDEBOARDS.
EXTENSION TABLES. CHINA AND GLASS
DINING CHAIRS. HALL FURNITURE, HAIR
AND OTHER MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND
boLsrEf Kir HIASSK RFfTSSt,,s,rrs
SERyANT.S ROOM FURNITURE,
AND OTHER CARPkTs, RUGS, ETC.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
IN FRONT OF THE SAILS ROOMS. LARGE CON
HORSES. BUGGIEs. CAKRfAGEs. HARNESS. ETC.
Consignment for all departments received up to the
DIG, RA1cLlFFk. bARR 4 CO.. Auct-.
A
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Cleveland Carries California by lSe.

The secretary of state Of California has re-
ceived full returns from the entire state with
the exception Of one precinct in Yoh county.
where special election will be held on December
H. Including the unofficial vote from Ineer
county the secretary figures that the entire vote
cast in California was 26s 900, Cleveland reoeiv-
ing III, sos; Harrison, III ,756; Weaver, a. 226;
Bidweil, 7.1s7. Cleveland's plurality, l52.
Thomas Il. Bail (rep.) was elected. He was the
only republican elected. defeating J. F. Thomp-
son, who received the lowest vote on the demo-
cratic ticket. The prohibition party failed to
poll enough votes 10 have the names Of its can
didates placed on the ballots hereafter.
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u ArcLIFFE. pARR 1 CO. AucrroNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALrABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, BtlNG PkEMlsrs KNOWN
As No. 2Ql ] STREET NORTHWEST, FoR-
MtkLN TIT PROPERTY OF THE LATE its
TlCf JOSEPH y. BRADLEY.
BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court q the
District of Colrm'ia. PASSED on November n2 A. D.
ls2. in equity csusr No IA. s6. vh-r~in Mary n
Builer and CAROLINE Bradley arr nlaintifs and CHARTS
ley joseph iardner bradley anu James Donald Game
ron Brad ey are DEFENDANTS will sell at publir
lion IN frs,nt Of the premises on TUESDAY. THE
THlRIEENTH DAY or DECEMBER. A. lrck,.
At FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ. lot numt-rsd one "a IN
Douglass and kice's subdivision of square I've hun
dred and sixty ti,j0 this city said lot fronts ~
feet ON stre-t, 1s6 feet inches I'd street,
IA feet , inches New Jersey avenue. d feet
street. thence south - feet thence 10 feet 2
inches. the south 2SD feet : inrhe- the line of
street and confirms -, 90 square feet 81 ground.
more az less. improved by large double thr-e-sfory
and back building brick bouse. with brick stable 10
Terms Of sale: one-third II the purchase money 10
cash, aud the balance IN two equal instanents. a
one and two from day sale. with Interest sf
per cent secured by deed Of trust the property.
or all cash. at tie oiion ~ the purchaser. Al
veysnc ant recording AT purchasers cost Deposit
Of $50 REQUIRED ~ the time Il sale. 1srms 10 10
complied with within nfteon days from date Of sale.
otherwise the right 20 rsell the Irofery the
and risk " the dcfaulting Turrhaser dave
previous nati In The Ev-ning star newspaper re-
served. FREDERIC u. MckENNEl. Trustee.
sun building. 1917 q nv
dl-dSds Washington. d. G.
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BROS. AUcrIoNEERs

THAT VALUABLE MEN AND SUBSTANTIALLY
BUILT RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS FRONT
ING on HE SEVENTH STREET ROAD ASD
NORTH OF BRIGHTwOoD, IN THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of two deeds of trust. bearing dats re-
sreciyely septem Der IL. 1890. and March l6. 1871
and duly recorded In lib.r le6. fol;p 10 and 1900
toio ~ Of the land records of the District Of Column
bia and at he request of the party secured thereby
We will sell az public auction in front the premises
on MONDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY DF DECEM-
Der. ls9e. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the following
described land and premises. situated in the District
Aforesaid and known and desiguated as rart of OF
twenty Coz in Galen h. Green's subdivision of par:
of tract OF land called 'Sirls' p rioI - the same
is recorded in county book q. pace 10. one Of the
records OF the surveyors office the District
luinba. heeinnng for the at the northeast
ner OF said lot and running thence south fifty CJO1
feet thence west two hundred 0O feet thence north
nifty CoQ) feet and thence east hundred DDl
TO the place of beginning.
Terms: ne-third of the purchase money in cash
ana the balance in three eQual nstallments in s.x
twelve and eighteen months. with interest," and Sc
cured by deed OF trust the property or all cash
All and recording the cost of the 7ur-
chaser. deposi: OF 500 will be required az the time
OF sale II terms of sale not complied with within
ten days after sale the trustees the rit
sell the property at the risk and the defautiny
purchaser after such public notice they deem
necessary.
A. A. BROOKE,
n25-dkds THOMAS SOMERvILLE.5 trustees
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In the U. 8. circuit court yesterday at Raleigh
Zach Rhodes, q deputy United States marshal.
was tried for the murder Of Jno. Edwards, q
prisoner arrested by him. Edwards was ar,
rested for Illicit distilling. When near his
house he broke loose, called his dogs and set
them on Rhodes andfa for the swamp. Rhodes
warned him 10 stop, fired in the air first and
then at Edwards, killing him. Under the
oper.
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BROS. AUor1oNEERs

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FIVE HANDSOME NEARLY
riNiShdED BRICK DWELLINGS ON SOUTH
CAPITOL AND D STREETS.
an: and recS,asd II NE, Ne ie5 folio fes seq, d
the reSpest Of the party secured thereby ys E ae
Thu! ThIln IssE H 1922: q F9UR O'CLOCK Pm
s9gsss sta aondrsd and ss ths
Of the sun ysyor's office Of The afoEesatd Distfict
Eech suoot II improved By handsome woll-built
brfck dwelng. two stories and basement coptsinins
rooms and bath. with tin rooted coal shed "a rear
the nvs nouses nearly eompesed -Four Of the houss
Capitol street. and the other fronts on street Each
hope VIII is subiot. viii Be separately offered 70
Terms; ope-third caah. balance IN one and tvo
Year, notes e b. secured By deed Of trust ppon ne
snSum mn r.yaSc the re Of Per cent
or pHhsssss dspo s y s sSss q u:
v Slsn s9d and TIE term: to g ecnylAsd vitA j
right ~ rep TIE property In de4au q tho nh md
ooas g ne yqrchassr af>ss ave dAyS pdysr.
neue1S OF such fvoale IN some neWspaDGe publiahod
p Ms9htn8ton p. G. Fufthee inAog6ss3on an6 ~
ttculefe af time and place Of salo. =
Rsoesstsss are nov open . oosvssisss ssd cssslui
as4sa. ScRs44fsEEfss pIEEE HpSsHrxl5 Tfs..::;
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nUNcANsoS BROS. Aucts.

cHANGERT SALE OF THE yALrABIE sIoyR
OF sTREET AND coNNECllcUr AvENrE.
Now OCCUPIED BY THE RUSSIAN LEoA-
TluN. OPPOSITE FARRAGUT souAKE:
BY virtue and In pursuance u decree psussd che
tve1ty-sirth ts6 day Of March. in the ye.- - eur
Supreme Court of the Die rict Of Columbia holding
special term in equity In the Of Gece T. PeITer
vs. Alex H. Shepherd 81 al. uumlp.r seventy -etst
hundred and three (lS0rS equity, will srrvtsfng
trustee, on TUESDAY. THE TENTH dotl5 pay Uf
JANUARY, in the year Of cur Lord eighte-n hundred
and nincty-three lSsc5). at HAiFlPAsr THREE
t3Ol O'CLOCK L. NJ, In front II the premises. offer
Tor sale at pubic auction the following real estate;
Lot numbered three 90 IN A. r. SheYheri's suldivs-
ion of square numbered one hundred and si,ty1ou
l6i). according TO the subdivision recorded in the
office q the surveyor Of the District of Columbia In
Liber W. d. NJ. folio III. of the books 81 the
veyor. with all and singular the buildings and I'M
provements thereon.
Terms Of sale; One fourth Of the purchase money
20 he paid in cash on the day of sale nnal rahca-
ton thereof by the court aud the r.sdu. IN three CD
equal instsllments at one d. two 90 and thr-e ~
wears, The deferred payments 10 he secured W the
notes o. the purchaser bearing date on the day Of
sale with interest and reserved lien upon tbs pror
erty sold or all cash. al the option .: ts rnrchs.sr
thereof deposit Of $500 TO he made At he time the
property i knocked down All conv-yanc1nz nj ths
purchasers
HENRY WISE GARNETT.
Surviving Trustee.
n2l-d&ds 4l6 9TH st. NJ.
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ExEoUToR,s SALE or VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF n STREET
BETMREN TMENTY-sECONDA AND TWENTY
K KHHtbHWHS - N0 ~ pIe BEING PREMISES
Under and b virtue Of the last VIII and testament
Of 9hadfsch Euxent late Of Washington, D. O., said
ytii being duly proved snd sscorasd y the odse e
"a: register q WIS o. tns District Of Columbia VIII
f0UE o.C1 .oCK on the afternoon Of MONDAY, DE
CEHbHR TWklKTH. 1902. part Of lot numbered
sSsi c,ss g2R z .sHsrs pup6s.sd nfsyon !Sp; IN
BxnninR for the ct the northeast said
lot and runntng thence west twenty-seven ca feet
four 90 inchee thence south ninety-six $3.50 feet
thence ssss nin.s:sn Qel ases -four iachss thenss
nessn une Of I'D Aley eight 81 feet thence north
one hundred (100) test 70 the beginning. togetheY
room tame dvsiIins..
fI balsncs Y seuS lnstsllpen. "a q 90, tvslvs
nssssst q 81 Per ose Per fnnpm vnsl pad ins:rsst
S ~ ~ csns I'VE r1o S - 80 ,scrs, ~
~ e - 1ssIsso 9 cs9plsd sish e e, t16'
fs'.ss sssss:.'s 40 A'' go 'ss'isnEl Il TIE
: go
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SPECIAL.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK PRECISELY AT
OUR AUCTION ROOMS,
COR. 10TH AND PA. AVE. n. W,
SATURDAY. DECEMBER TENTH.
Several pieces of hieh-cos Furniture. Bronzes
bric-a-brac. japanese and Chinese Art Treasures
Porcelains. Silks. &C. belonging to private party
and removed to our sales room for convenience Of
sale, which will take place promptly ut TEN
O'CLOCK within sales room.
ALSO
ONE VERY HANDSOME COUCH. BEAUTIFULLY
uPH0LsIERED IN SILK. MADE TO ORDER.
COST $75
TWO ELEGANT FRENCH PLATF-GLASS FRONT
ANTIQUE OAK FOLDING BEDS.
BACK OAK CHAIRS WITH ROCKER TO
ONE HGNDsoME ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER
@, SUITE PLATE GLASS. IN PERFECT ORDER
WARDROBES. MIRROR FRONT
ALSO IN FRONT OF SALES ROOM.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
OUR USUAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
,Or EVERY DE, CR1PTIQN, CARPETS; &c:
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The FIRST real blizzard VI the winter IN Kansas
hn- been sweeping over tina; state for the past
t~enty-fOur hours. Tho high winds nave blown
the snow Into hugo drifts IN the northern part
Of the state and all the railroads iraversing that
section are completely blockaded suffering
from severe impeding Of their traffic. So far
q learned there has been no loss OF life. II has
been sxpected, however. tina. later reports
come IN there viii be accounts OF losscs TO I'M
protec ted he rds q cattle.
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W. STICKNEY. Auct., 1910 Est. n. W.

GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auct., 1910 Est NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS IN EDGE
WOOD" UNIMPROVED. IN THE DISTRICT
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in
Liber No. 1910. folio POI ct seq. of the land
ords for the Districrof Columbia. and At the request
Of the party secured thereby will offer for sale
front OF the premises. on MONDAY, THE TWELFTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1892. at HALF-PAsT THREE
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described property in
the county Of WASHINGTON. District OF Colunbia. %
wit: All Of lots numbered nine o. aud Q0) in block
numbered one ID, in Katharine Chase ct al subdi-
vision of part of Edgewood which is of Metropo-
lis View as plat recorded in Liber County No. z
folios 80 and go in the surveyors Office Of the Dis
trict aforesaid
Terms of sale: One half cash and the balance in one
ID year. with interest at the rate of per centum per
annum. payable semi-anuualy and secured by a deed
Of trust the property sold all cash. the option
Of the purchaser. 300 derosit time of sale All
convey sncins and recording at purchasers cost
erty will be resold at risk and Of defauin9 pur
chaser after i've days Reimbursement in The Even
ing Star.
JAMES z. PADGETT
4O2 9th st. n. ".
JAMES F. BROWN,
604 10Th st. nv
Trus
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News has been received from Mexico to the
effect that Robert j. Knox, formerly Of Elmira,
has just been sentenced to three years impris-
onmen; in Belam prison on the charge Of OBJ
tanning diamonds from merchants of that place
under false pretenses. Kncx is q lawyer, a son
Of the late Rev. W. f. Knox Of Elmira, n Y,
a Presbyterian clergyman well known through
out the state, and a nephew of the late Con-
troller Of the Currency Knox
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Mr.. Nhild- shows M. Appreciation.

Mr.. George ". Childs. publisher Of the
Philadelphia Letter. which was burned out
TUESDAY night. has received hundreds of mes
s-ss- Of ~ mpashy from all parts of the coun-
tn. H. sent one check for 5000 TO the mayor
81 Philadelphia. the money 20 be distributed
among the hremeu who worked hard 10 save
tn Lsdy@r building from complete destruction
AMI another 81 81 900 for the police men who
assisted AZ IA. hre
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FUTURE DAY y.
IL 4 q

I ATIMER SLOAN. AUCTIONEERS.
IL liU7 O ST.
SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAIR
NESS. CARTS AND STABLE EQUIPMENTS
On MONDAY DECEMBER TWELFTH, 1892. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. we will sell in front OF our
sales rooms. 1907 q s.. by order Of the owaer tor
want of use. the following effects.
= Good Cart OF Work Hoses.
Good Carts and HARNESS. lest make.
Extension-top Four-seat Carriage.
yellow two wheeler Phaetun BURY.
] Good Bay Road Hor.e
Set Russet Harness, Buggy Harness.
Lot Stable Parapheraalia, &c. &c.
those In search Of anything in above line should
tend this sale.
Terms cash LATIMER L SLOAN,
d7-dts Aur.,,nea-s
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Do~-nt believe In tnstructiDg Cong
IT. The south Carolina house yesterday Col
John Z. Haskell % Richland moved to iniefi-
ni'ely postpone "a joint resolution asking Con-
gre-- TO re-establi-h the free coinage Of silver
and :. instruct their Senators and Representa-
hTes N Congress 10 urge the same. In speak
ing for hs motion be denounced the practice Of
leslsi~;nre- Instructing members Of Congress as
vicious and declared that II the resolution
BASED 1T would have no effect with self-re-
sPectlng members Of Congress and would be
accepted - an indication that our people have
learned nothing and are still ready TO be led
Hstray INTO attack upon factories and railroads
bs denas ogues and disappointed politicians
and will bring certain and speedy injury upon
our state
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BROS AvcrIoSEERs

TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALuARLE IMPROVED
BRICK HOUSES NoRIHEAsT, AT CORNER
OF FIFTEENTH AND STREETS AND TEN
NEssEE AVENUE
By virtue o. deed Of trust to the Undersigned ws
viii sell at public auton. In front q tbs resp-tivs
premises, on FRIDAY. DECEMBER SIXTEENTH,
1872. at THREE O'CLOCK p. VI. all Of lots NUMBERED
one hundred and thirty 39) &c ons hundred and
forty-two l42). both inclusive. aud lots numfcr-d
one hundred and forty four ~ and one hundsd and
forty u45 in Ferdinand Bernei's -nbdislsson OF
lots IN square numbered ten hundred ana mn ons
(iO5l). g. per plat recorded IN b-r H. fsge Ia in
the surveyorsofhce of the District Of 90 unbis tAch
lot IL improved by desirable new brick dwelling and
lot LIZ Is arranged for store hrrt foor- Lts Id.
l:Se. 40 lsl and 142 each suhje 20 q trust 80
curing el 500; lot number l5s 20 trust securing
81 600 and lots numbered Ia and l45 20 trust seur
Ing Ell. 600 each lot all maturing AUGUST lsfsA
The lots viii be sold subject @ said truss With init
est from AUGUST r. 1881 Taxes VIII b< p~sd 10 ths
Terms q sale sI hundred dollars ts6Do cash, bsl-
or lefore one year, 20 be repr-sented by no
of the purchaser b. aring date day nf sale, with
per cent interest payable substantially. and securce
by deed Of trust on the pro~rty sold. OF al cesh .
purchasers option D~posit Of 800 required on eeon
lot. Convey ancng and recording at purchssrb Co.'s
Terms be complied with within ten days % re-as
may be made ut risk and cost Of defautinE purch.s
nevertheless take place. being held In the houss a
lot l3s. -
CHARLES CHILDs. sst
HENRY A. JONES. IrusteuA
MAURICE LAUpHEIMFR,
THOMAS N. YIELDS. A2 ID ST. n VI Assor~~~~
JOHN RiDoUT. 14l7 q a. NV.
d.-du
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE oFAFINE IMPROVED PROP
ERpr On FouR,AND,A;HALF STREET
LOUISIANA AVENUE. Known AS PeEW
ISES Nos 81 AND 80 TWO LARGE THR EF-
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,. IN COOP oRDER
SQUARE FEET AND RUNS BACK TohS ALLEY
"a FEET WIDE.
By virtue of deed Of trust to US. dated the I4:h
day Of June. A. ID. 1879. and recorded in Liver 1905
folio 3,6 of the land records of the District Of Column
bts. and at the request of the parties secured and
holders of the notes. the undersigned trustees will
sell. az pubic auction in front of the premises on
THURSDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF DECEM-
Der, 1852. AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p N
all thet certain piece and parcel of land promises
situate in the city of Washington District Of Column
bia. and known a and being lot numbered thirteen
l3 lin square numbered five hundred and thrtythree
(o3O, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale; One-thi Of the purchase money to
be paid In cash. and the balance 10 be paid in two
equal fnstallments respectively. in one and two
years secured by deed of trust the property sold
with interest payable semi ualy at the rate of
cent until paid all the Option
Of purchaser. deposit of $500 will be reqTiirei
when the bid is accepted. II the sale are not
complied with in fifteen days the reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and
taulting purchaser.
LOUIS d. WINE
CLARENCE B. RHEEM. Trustees.
n-o-IGdf BIO st. n. W.