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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

CHANCERY SALE OF THE vALrARIE STONE
ME1lNG AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
of SfkEET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE
oPPoslTE FARRAGUT SQUARE
by virtue and In pursuance Of a decree PASSED O
the twenty sixth t26 day Of March, IN the wear "a
our LORD eighteen hundred and eighty i've dss,l
ps the supreme court OF the District OF Columba
n"io,ng special term in equity IN the case a
george B. Pepper Alex. r. SHEPHERD 81 Al .
rurnoer seventy-eight hundred and three f7snsl
Equity. Will as surviving trustee. on TIESDAY
IHE TWENTf-THlliD c23 DAY OF January
IN the year of our Lord EIGHTEEN HUNDRED
MI MNETf-FoCk sis94, AT HAIFPASr
THREE $50 O'CLOCK Pm I'm 'front.' OF tbs
premises. oner for sale public auction the fol-
lowing resi- estate: Lot numbered three q, IN A
X. sbepherds subdivision OF square numbered one
hundred and siSty-fo u6s). according TO the sub
DIVISION recorded in the once OF the surreror OF
tne district Of Columbia. in liber W b. M fol,o
Iii OF the books Of the surveyor with ali ana sin
guar the buildings and improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: one-fourth Of the purchase uonev
70 be paid In cash on the day of sale or nnai rati-
neation tnereot by the court. and the residue I'm
three go equal instalments at one az. two "a ana
tnree ~ years, the deferred payments TO BE- se-
cured by the notes of the purchaser bearing dare
on the day OF sale. with interest, and a reseryed
nen upon the property sold. or all cash.
AT tne option OF the purchaser thereof
deposit OF one thousand dollars Isl ooo 70 h.
made at the time the property Is knocked down
Ah conre! ancing at the purchasers cost
HENRY WISE GARNErr. Surviving Trustee
o-o-oNos 416 9Th ". NV
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THOMAS BOWLING CO., AUCTIONEERS,
612 st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST vALU.
ABLE BUSINESS SITES IN THE CITY OF
W .AI LOCATED AT THE NORTH,
TION.
By virtue Of a decree o, the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia. passed on the 18th day
Lusannah Crandeli, equity No. l504s the under
premises. On Iss.ATgkDAY; the TWENTY Third
square 457. beginning for the same at the south.
west corner Of said lot and running thence north
on 18th street % feet, thence east 81 feet thence
ming. And also feet 1Ols inches in the rear OF
said lot and adjacent thereto end running parallel
with 18th street 25 feet, making for said ground a
depth OF 80 feet 1Oia inches-the entire lot above
and extending back the same width 50 feet l0Is
inches, and being improved by q substantial four
story brick building covering the whole lot.
The estate or interest in said property to be
ises for the term OF ninety years from the lst
day of January. 1867 renewable therea fter for an
other term Of ninety nine years. and renewable
thereafter perpetualy at rent reserved of 81 500
the feet 10a inches aforesaid I'm the rear OF said
lot and adjacent thereto and running back from %
street the full width Of said lot to wit, IS feet
Terms Of sale One-third Of purchase price in
thereof In two years from the date OF sale the
purchaser to give notes. bearing interest from date
for the deferred payments. to be secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold or the purchaser may
pay all cash. 500 to he deposited at time OF sale
Inc above property produces q revenue OF s., 7JO
per annum.
wYMAN L. COLE,
EDWIN SUTHERLAND.
dl3d&ds Trustees.
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EVANSVILLE.

Lakeland Lodge, No. 124, Knights OF
Pythias, met at its hall in that village last
night and conferred the first degree upon
Mr.. R. Ford Combs of Hyattsville The en-
tertainment for the benefit of the lodge,
which was to take place on the evening of
the 9th instant. was postponed until the
evening Of the 18th proximo.
A flag raising occurred at the public
school at Landover a few days ago. The
address of presentation was made by Mr..
Fitzhugh and the address of acceptance by
Allie Cosden- DR.. Duvall spoke on the sub
Ject Of Patriotism in the Public Schools, -
and Miss Bertha Holmes recited a poem,
entitled Raising the School House Flag"
Miss Carrie l.. Donaldson, daughter of
County Commissioner Geo. Donaldson, was
married on Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock
TO Mr.. Henry G. Duvall, jr., Of Odenton,
Nd The ceremony was performed in EN-
manuel NJ. E. Church South at Beltsville
by the Rev. John C. Jones Of Washington.
ID. G. The bride and groom were attended
and Mr.. Chas. E. Donaldson. brother of the
bride. The bride wore a beautiful empire
gown of golden-brown satin and carried a
bouquet Of La France roses. The wedding
party left on the o'clock train for Wash
ington. where a reception was held at the
residence of Mr.. VIM. Torrey.
At q recent meeting of the orphans court
the following business was transacted:
Ordered That the first and final account of
p. A Scaggs. administrator Of Van H.
Manning. be passed: that the final account
of Marian Duckett. administrator of Geo.
r. Brown. be passed: that the final account
Of Chas. 9. Early, administrator of VIM. H.
Early. be passed. The case Of Leapley agt
Leapley was taken up. but was continued
to a special meeting on Tuesday. January
Q 1894 cue
There will be a children's Christmas en-
tertainment at the residence of Mr.. j. b.
Fowler at Riverdale on Thursday evening,
the 18th instant.
The property Of Mr. Richard NJ. Scott.
near woodville. was recently sold at publc
auction to Mr. Thos. s. Stone for 81 2O6.
1t il said that Mr.. James Lovetoy. who
was found dead last TUESDAY, on the road
between Rladensburg and Brightseat, was
frozen to death.
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THE ROMAN BANK SCANDAL.
debate In the Italian Chamber q
Deputies Over the DISCLOSURES.

Debate In the Italian Chamber of
Deputies Over the DISCLOSURES.
The Italian chamber of deputies Yesterday
debated the question whether the document Is
OF the committee of seven which examined
into the bank scandals, deposited in the
secret archives. should be published
The adherents Of ex-Premier Giolittf in
the hope of compromising in the scandal
some of his opponents. demanded that all
the documents be published.
Baron Nicotera, a former minister Of the
interior, protested against the spirit of re.
prisal the friends Of Signor Giolitti infused
into a moral question. The documents of
the committee. he said. If destined to pub
LEGATION, would infict heavier blows upon
Signor Giolitti than he had hitherto re.
ceived.
A motion made by ex-Prime Minister Ru.
DIM to exclude from publication all docu-
ments of strictly private character was
carried by small majority. The other
docun ents were ordered published.
The papers that will be made public in
Guide dispositions and letters affecting men
prominent in political life and their pun
ishmeht is certain to rouse the keenest
polemics. No member of the chamber i'm
pncated In the scandal has yet resigned
Iney continue to appear in the house de-
spite the fact that several members have
expressed surprise at their presence.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON
DELAWAkE AVENUE NEAR THE CORNER OF
NJ STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue Of q deed Of trust to u.s. dated July
II. 1922. and duly recorded July H. 1892 in Liber
1892 folio &23. of the land records OF the District
OF Columbia, and by direction Of the parties Sc
cured by said deed OF trust. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees viii sell, at public auction. In front of
the respective premises, TUESDAY, THE SEC
OND DAY OF JANUARY, 1894. AT HALF-PAST
FOCR O'CLOCK PM. the following Deserted
real estate and premises lying and being In the
District OF Columbia. and known as lots Numbered
sxty-three 1881 and sixty-four ,64D, In r. p JACK
son trustees subdivision Of part of square num-
bercd seven hundred and twelve Il2l. as said
subdivision Is recorded in the Office of the sur
veyor OF the District of Columbia In BOOK n
~ u rage lis. said lots containing four thousa nd
firety. "s ~ Gu
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase ,non.v
70 De paid In cash. one-third I'm one wear and on.
third In two years. Deferred paymepts 10 he
represented by purchasers notes. dated on the As :
Oh sale, bearing per cent interest nor annng,
pasaoie semi annually and secured by decd 81
.sus. UPON the property sold. all cash, al the
A deposit OF siee VIII he required st the tim.
oL SAFE, the terms Of sale are no. comniisa
WIN WITHIN ten days from the date of sale .he
iustees reserve the right TO resell the proner,v .,
sne isk ana cost Of the defaulting purchase s,er
I'VE Gays adve;tisemcnt in The E ering Star
All conveyancing. recording e1aminat,on OF t,,,
&c, AT The cost Of purchaser. s'
LOUIS u. WINE
s,o CLINTON II. EMERSON
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. 141a TWENTY NINTH
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue OF deed Of trust to us. bearing date
October III, A. ID. 1892, duly recorded in Liber
ll4O folio 29G ct seq, of the land records of the
District OF Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby. We. the undersigned trus-
tees, viii sell at public auction in front Of the
premises. on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY SECOND
DAY OF DECEMBER. A. d. 1898 AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all that certain
piece or parcel of land and premises. situate in
Georgetown. District of Columbia. and known as
lot nun bered two hundred and fourteen (21D in
square numbered eighty eight 4S), per plat re-
corded In Book A. r. s.. pcge PSI, Of the records
OF the Office OF the surveyor Of said District, to-
Eether With the improvements thereon, consisting
OF nearly new three-story and cellar bay window
brick house. rooms, bath and all modern I'M
provc,nents. known us No. 14l2 Goth ST., George
town. ID. c. Said property will be sold subject to
an int umbrance of 50 600, duly Of record in Liber
1883 folio 2S7 OF the land records OF said District
Terms of sale: One-third of purchase money in
cash. balance In six and twelve months, with in
terest at six per ccntum per annum semi annually
or all cash, ut option of purchaser. deposit Of
500 will be required when bid is accepted. Terms
of sale to be complied with in ten days from day
Of sale, and II not the trustees reserve right to
resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
ALI conveyancing and recording at cost of pur-
chaser.
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER
JOHN T. ARMS,
d12-d&dS Trustees
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ROCKVILLE.

Mr. James W. Graft and Miss Caroline
Musser were married at the home Of the
bride, near Germantown, on Tuesday. by
Rev. L. r. Milbourne, pastor Of the Baptist
Church at this place. large number of
the friends of the contracting parties were
In attendance at the ceremony. After re-
ceiving the congratulations of their numer-
Gus friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Graf took a train
for an extended trip west. Upon their re-
turn they will reside upon the farm Of Mr..
Graft. near this place.
The Christmas entertainment to be given
at the Christian Church. this place. on next
Wednesday evening. promises to be a pleas
ing affair. In addition to the exercises usual
on such occasions. fine vocal and instru-
mental music will be a prominent feature.
Prof. Charles Woodward of Washington will
preside at the organ, and the musical ex-
ercises will be participated In by the choir
of the church, under the direction of Prof
Trail
The holiday entertainment Of the pupils
Of the Baptist Sunday school Of this place
will take place in the church on Tuesday
evening next. and will consist of addresses
music and the distribution of gifts.
One wing of the residence of Mr.. NJ. p
Howard at Brookville was destroyed by fire
Q few days ago. the main building being
saved from destruction by the active efforts
of the citizens of the village. There was an
Insurance of 500 on the building, which will
likely cover the loss.
Latest reports from Mr.. Frederick Hays
Of GAINESVILLE. who had one of his arms
crushed last week while operating a feed
cutter. represent him to be in an improving
condition, but still not out of danger.
MONTGOMERY Lodge Of Masons. this town,
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: James F. Allen, w. NJ; H
maurice Talbot. 8. W.; Samuel E. East
BURN. j. W.: Jas. Anderson, Sec; DIR. d. F.
have determined to hold a banquet at their
hall on Wednesday evening. eth instant
Mr.. Wallace e. Ricketts, has resigned the
position of warden to the county JAIL to
take effect January /, when he will be sue
ceeded by MIR. George Burriss of this town.
Inc annual meeting of the Agricultural
Society Will be held at the town hall. this
place on Wednesday. January 10, at IL
o'clock am, for the election Of officers for
the ensuing year and the transaction of
cation.
Mr.. Chas. Welt Of this place has COM
menced the erection of a dwelling and store
house at Derwood. The building will be "a
oy 81 Feet, containing six rooms, store and
wareroom. 1t will be ready for OCCUPANCY
about the middle of February
Miss Cora E. Marshall of the vicinity of
Washington Grove left this week for
winter
The Christmas entertainment of the NJ
T. Church South, this town, will take place
on the evening Of Thursday, 18th instant
Inc entertainment of the Presbyterian SUM-
day school will be held on Friday evening.
z9th instant The Baptist Sunday school at
Derwood will hold their festival on the even
ing Of the 9th.
Inc young gentlemen Of this place
AIessrs *. Bowie Vinson. Chas. NJ. Jones'
harry A Dawson and Ralph E. Jones, COM
s s OF invitation-will give a holiday
oance At The Opera House on the evening
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Real Estate Matters.

Blanche Carter to Grace A. Ryon, sub 43
so. "a; ;. Robt Portner to Helen E. Bun
nemeyer, sub 81. so. 204; 5. J. A. Taylor
to Hannah E. Capen, sub 50, SO. ISL s.. G.
F1tzhugh to E. G. Lang. sub B. so. 55S
s26o. r. Z. Bradley to J. H. Willis, subs
- and 123. SO. 152: $. James E. Bell te
Gloanna Wallace, lot 81 blk. II. Rosedale
u.OOO. ID: b. Groff to NJ. w. Webb sub 81
SO; 14: ;. NJ V. Webb to d. b. Groff
subs no and 2Ol, So. 1915; 5. G. Y Worth
ingtoh 10 u. L. klipstein. lot TO- SO. 691
A,34o. c. Gessford TO James Raw an,
IS, 50. 4p; 5. James Connor to johanna
Sohnor. lot .. So. "A, Brookiand; - Mar,
NJ: Manning to Annie Moran, sub As. So
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SUBURB AN NEWS,
ALEXANDRIA.

The 5:3S train. south-bound, on the WASH
ington and Southern railway. ran over and
killed, near Four-Mile Run, yesterday even
ing, white man about sixty years of age.
supposed to be r. E. Ryan, either OF Rich
mond or Washington. His hair was gray
and he wore black coat and light trous-
ers. In his pocket was found a pawn
ticxet on W. ). Radciiff, North 9TH street,
issued to Charles Hush. There was also an
express receipt for a bundle to be sent to
Mrs. Ryan, at Richmond. on account of II.
T.. Ryan. Conductor Bresnahan stopped
the train and took the body on board. Both
legs were found broken and the skull mash
Cd The remains were brought to this city,
taken In charge by Coroner Purvis and are
now at Denaines funeral rooms on King
street. where an inquest will be held later
In the day.
Christmas week will be without a regular
meeting of the city council. as both boards
have determined to intermit the second
December session, which would have fallen
on the night after Christmas. 1t Is expect
ed, however. that there will be a called
meeting OF the boards early in January to
consider several amendments to the city
charter. 1t Is expected that these amend
ments will be in the line OF giving the city
council more control over the city officials
and over the assessment of real estate for
city taxation. There is still a proposal for
the creation of a police court, but after
the project II Is not believed that the legis-
lature will amend the city charter in that
particular.
The monthly report OF the two national
banks here shows that the banking capital
Is S2O.OUU; that the loans and discounts are
$o4l.I36. and that the national bank notes
issued Is $67, 45O.
Hon. George Mushback, state senator. and
Hon. Chas- Bendheim, delegate. have re-
turned from Richmond to spend their
Christmas holidays at home here.
George Cant, while driving the wagon of
Messrs- W. A. johnson 4 Co. yesterday af-
ternoon, was tolted from the vehicle and
one Of his feet crushed under the wheels of
the wagon.
Henry Posey has bought a house and lot
on wilkes street. near the railway tunnel
Tor ydUO, from Mr.. j. w. Henderson.
The authorities are repairing and fitting
the nre plugs for winter use
The usual monthly cleaning up and re-
arranging of the city electric plant is now
In progress and will be completed this after
noon, and the lights will be relit tonight.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
6l2 st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY, No. 1893
FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN AND d
STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of certain deed of trust, dated the
sixth day OF February, 1888. and duly recorded In
LDer liSO, folio l6l, ct seq. Of the land
ords OF the District of Columbia and by direction
OF the party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees Will sell, In front OF the premises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY FOURTH. 1884, ut FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described property
viz, all of lots numbered eighteen u.s. and nine.
teen u9), in the subdivision Of squire eight hun.
dred and twenty ts2Oj. One OF the lots is i'm
proved by two-story and basement residence
with all modern improvements No. 1913 Fifth
street. between c and ID streets southeast.
Terms: Sold subject to existing deeds Of trust
that will be made known at time of sale All con.
reyancing and recording at purchasers cost. A
deposit Of 500 will be required the improved
and $50 on the unimprovet at the time OF sale
FRANK L. CALHOUN, Trustee.
d22-dts JOHN Z. BENTON, Trustee,
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Superin endent Byrnes' Plan.

A plan to relieve the wants of the unem.
ployed in New York city has been advanced
by Superintendent Byrnes of that city. His
idea is to have the employees Of the city
government contribute a small part of their
salary to fund to be used for that pur-
pose. If every policeman he said would
give ohe-haif per cent of his monthly salary
s2,Vn would be contributed from that source
alone. If the other city departments adopt.
ed the same plan, 100000 or more could
be raised monthly for the relief of the un-
employed. Il think the plan Is practical -
said the superintendent Of police. 1T nigh,
be tried"
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KENSINGTON. .

A serious accident occurred yesterday at
ternoon to one Of the boys Of this place.
while playing in the public school grounds.
Humphrey Perry. While trying to give a
hand spring over the porch railing. his
foot became entangled and he was violently
thrown to the ground below. lighting on
his head with such force to cause con-
cussion Of the brain. In the fall one arm
was broken and the other wrist sprained.
1t was feared at first that his neck was
broken. as he lay unconscious for several
hours. The young man IL still in very
critical condition.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
DUNcANs5N BROS ACcTToyEER

TRUSTEES sale OF Two-sToRY AND BASE
SENT BRICK DwEILNG.N NO. la24 V STREET,
S sSFMEET 18TH AND i4TH STREETS
BY rir, tue, Of deed of trust duly recorded in II:
records for the District Of Columbia. We Win sei
Az FOUR oock I'm Dt H. snSEo. Ap Isss
real estate, situate in the city Of washineton pis-
lows: Part q original lot numbered Is IN square
numbered 23e situated street between 18Th
thence east u feet; thence south ixs feet thence
Of beginning. together with ali the improSements.
ways, easements. rights privileges and appurte.
nances 10 the same belonging or In any wise APP
Terms: one.third of the purchase money 10 be
semi-snnuaIfy and to he secured By a deed o. trust
the purchaser deposit Of 500 REQUIRED M f,I 0
Of sale Conveyaneing and recording at purchasers
rom date Of sale. otherwise trustees reserve tie
pa has Sef a. tse ss Sns cost g
al % such resale In some newspaper published in
JoaN e. BEA1I.
e-d&ds WILLIAM C. wNLocK. Trustees
THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
unit 1ntii "WEDNESDAY, TWENTY SEVENTH DAY
OF OF DECEMBER, AID. 1893. same hour and place,
rs, John E, BEALL.
dls-d&ds WILLIAM Z wINLocK. Trustees.
RADCLIFFE, pARR q co.. AUcTIoNEERs.
TRrsTEEs SALE OF HANDSOME FRAME
DMElllNG, CORNER OF THIRTEENTH AND
1miLADELPHlA STREETS UNIVERSITY
hEnsHrs NoRTH BRooEl.ANp, d O.
m ~ virtue OF deed OF trust. dated the "a day of
DDecemnsr' AID 1882. and duly recorded In Liber
W. hov. Ioo ls4 et seq., OF the land records
the party secured thereby, We viii sell al .s,taSs
g rg an front OF the premises on TIIITRSDaY
4 IaE fDlRJH DAY OF JANUARY An Isaz
Al Vth-fhikff O'CLOCK PM ali these Ger
tam pieces or parcels of land and premises sftu-
Ste an the county OF Washington District Of CO.
luuiph' ana DESIGNATED as and being lots numbered
one tp and two ca, IN block Numbered eleven 1fI1
OF harry Barton and w. Henry Walker trustcess
recorded subdivision Of n tract Of land c.ll.-s T-ai
Nersity Heights. recorded In the o.fss-s ~ ,hc
surveyor OF the District of Columbia IN Ither No
county subdivision. folio ~. together with ne
tulptoNeihehts thereoB consisting OF nearly new
ana very cos<-lodous frame house having ,,o,ia-,,
frame stable rear. >-' 49,
said property viii be sold subject In nm tn
cunorance OF s.. 500, duly recorded an Ish.r i-s.
iolio 40 ct sea- OF the land records OF The Ds.
/ trict OF Columbia VI t"e Ds
Terms of sale: one-third OF purchase money An
ASH naiance In SIX and twelve months with m
terest al SIX per centum per aapun and sss,,rsa
.! deed OF trust on the property sold or All cash
~ tne option OF the purchaser. All conveyanciDr
anu rscofung Al cost OF purchaser detrxif az s1S
Will oe required at time Of sale, and sbould the
.erms OF sale he not complied with IN ten ,,sx,
ne trustees reserve the right resell the r-operfx
:, She rlsk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser
BEDFORD W. WALKER Trustee
J. HENRY BROOKS Trustee
o~A-o~os Brookiand. ID. q
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTAT1
On TIE NORTH SIDE OF ST. SOUTHEAS'

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On TIE NORTH SIDE OF L ST. SOUTHEAST
NEAR THIRD.
by virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed on the 14th day
OF december, 1893, In the equity cause of George
W. slant vs. John I. Mcintosh ct al, Equity No.
Iol*S. the undersigned trustees will on SATI'R-
DAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF DECEMBER.
A. d. 1888 AT -FOUR O'CLOCK PM in front OF
the premises sell at public auction the following
described real estate: Part of original lots num-
bered SIX 90 and seven ca, in square numbered
seven huncsed and ninety nine ffss, beginning
Tor the saie at a point on the north line of L
street southeast twenty five t25l feet from the
southwest corner OF said square thence east forty
one al feet. thence north sixty-four ,6sl feet
thence wet thirty-seven 80 feet nine t9) inches
thence south seventeen 40 feet. thence south
westerly eleven u1l feet three ca inches 10 a
point thirty six i36 feet six 90 inches north of the
point Of beginning thence south thiry-six 136 feet
six 49, inches to the place of beginning.
Said parcel of ground is improved by three new
brick dwelling houses nearly completed
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cas-
onethird thereof in year and one-third thereof
in two years from the day Of sale. the purchaser
to give notes for the deferred payments bearing
interest from date, interest payable semiannuaIly
to be secured by deed OF trust upon the properly
sold, or the purchaser may pay all cash, at his
option. All -onveyancing and recording 10 be al
the expense Of the purchaser. A deposit OF 500
will be required at the time OF sale.
GEORGE BROWN,
WYMAN l. COLE,
die Trustees. 344 ID 81. NV.