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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-28
THE WISCONSIN PRINTING JOB


MADISON, Wis, Dec. 27-The leading
plaintiffs in the roster conspiracy suit
against Gov. Peck ct al. were examined
before court commissioner as ad-
verse witnesses by attorneys for
the defendants today. All three MEM
bers of the printing Arm of
Tracy. Ibbs Il Co.. which advanced the
sao. 0O0 paid the official roster people in
the governors office. were examined. but
the business of the concern in the matter
was done by the senior partner. W. A.
Tracy, and in his testimony alone Is
brought out the details OF the secret print
ing contracts.
Tracy said he first heard OF the roster
contract about March I. when Private Sec
retary Clark sent for him, told him of the
roster Job. and showed him a sample of the
Illinois roster and wanted him to figure on
the first cost of similar book of about 1000
pages Clark told him the governor had
already figured on it as a printer and
knew what the cost would be; also that
they had figures from Chicago. but would
prefer to have the work done here even If
il cost a little more. The binding
would cost II cents in Chicago, but
Tracy was to figure ii at 20 cents. Clark
told him s. 900 or 1900 sets would proba-
bly pe needed, but he should figure on 25,-
90 sets, and by Clsrk's given figures at
500 per volume there would be q profit of
$67, 900.
Tracy testified that on April p he paid
Clark $1,000 in the governors Office.
George Dow. Clark. McFail and himself
were present when the payment Was
made. On the day that the contract
vas revoked Tracy and George Dow
ven. 20 the governors Office To see
Clark about the matter. Clark was busy.
but requested them TO call IN the after
noon. At that time Clark announced that
AZ meeting in the morning AZ
which GOV Peek. ssnstor Villas.
Senator Bashford and Gen. Doe were
nresent. il vas decided TO revoke the con-
tract. He assured them they would get
their money hack in about ten days. and
earnestly urged that they keep quiet about
il. They told him all they wanted was TO
get their money back.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The mayor OF ST. Erfenne, Trance. has re-
eeived letter threstenine his death by shoot
ing.
The government OF Nicaragua has been col.
lecting forced war loans from American citizens
resident there in violation OF the treaty. United
States Minister Baker has made vigorous pro
test against such proceedings
South African merchants In London have re-
ceived messages announcing that Capt Wilson 8
scouting party, which has been pursuing King
Lobengula and which has not been heard from
Tor some time, has been completely annihilated
by Mathbeles.
A petition Is being circulated and signed
among English residents Of Montreal asking the
discharge OF the young men. Mercier. Psllaud
and Demartigny, charged with attempting to
blow up the Nelson monument on the night OF
November l9. Further preliminary hearing OF
the case has been liked for January I5 II is
likely the boys will be committed to stand trial
In the court OF queens bench.
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NADgIn. Dec 27-The tria! Of Delboche
and NerelrA. arrested II April. ,Sis. is now
n progress. They were taken into eus-
tody q; she door Of the house Of congress
siih eombs ID their pockets Ga9 papers
showing that they intended 10 destroy IL.
the lAw coaris. the offices Of the council,
state and minister Of war. the royal palace
an! the Bank Of Spain. Extra care is
beng exercised 10 prevent dynamite out
rsges during the tr5al. The governor Of
Madrid has received letters threatening to
blow up the opera house. @here the queen
Fsgent and iaianta we're 10 attend a PER
i9rmancs last evening. Taey we're warned.
and STAYED away. When the fact Of the
threats became known IN the audience II
caused panic, but the police prevented
serious results The excitement. however
spreai throughout tAe ely. aud tie Wild
est rgmors prevailed sli night.
De.boehe snd FeEeara addressed the
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British Troop. Ma..acrea by M.sahe,~s.

LoSpos. Dec. a7.-Dispatches received
by city houses through South African
merchants report that the British South
Africa Company's forces under Capt. VIII
son. forty stron z. are beng massacred by
Mataoeies. 1t is stated now that in addi-
ton to wilson's party party under Capt.
Barrow, sent out to reinforce him, has
been cut 10 pieces. No press dispatches
have been received which either confirm
or deny these reports. The number of
men composing Wilson's detachment is
said to have been from forty to loo and the
Barrow detachment is reported to have
been composed OF about the same number.
Ihe news has caused great excitement.
throughout the city and is being magni-
Ted on ali sides. Rumors have it that the
two columns were composed of several
hundred men, and that after being COM
pietely surrounded by the Matabeles they
were charged upon repeatedly and siaugh-
tered to man. their bodies being after
ward horribly mutilated
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Natives. Kiot,pr in Tn. Tr.n.,..,

JoHANSEsBURs. Dec. 27.-Serious rioting
took place yesterday among the natives at
Witwatersrandt. The natives who en-
gagged In the disturbance were mostly en-
ployed in the mines and numbered about
1000 One hundred men are said to have
been wounded, of whom six are danger
ousiy injured. The rioters also sacked
store ana tried to destroy one OF the public
buildings, but were eventually dispersed
by special police. The excitement ex-
tended to several mines
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An A ustrian A Archd uke A,tempt. Suicide.

BERLrS, Dec. 27.--The Cologne Zeitmag
prints letter from Pesth, stating that the
rumor that Archduke Otto. heir to the
Austrian throne. has attempted suicide. is
gaming credit, but in view of Crown
Prince Rudolph's tragic death all efforts
are being made to hush up the matter.
The journey to Egypt. which the Arch
duke Otto Is about TO undertake, Is re-
garded as temporary banishment. 1t is
an open secret that Otto's eccsntricities
have distressed the emperor very much in
deed. and induced him 10 punish the arch
duke.
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BELGRADE. Dec. 27.--The elections have
been attended in several places with
serious riotiug and bioodshed. At Schabalz
twenty-four of the opposition were
wounded. The Liberals blame the Radi-
calls for causing the disturbances, and
charge them with terrorizing the elections
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Bismarck III Again.

BERLIN, Dec. 27--Bismarck is reported
to be suffering from his old complaint,
neuralgia in the arm. His condition is
complicated by indigestion.
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.,~,m.n,. ,s. cresia Case.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-fn the Coughlin case
today ngmber Of Witnesses testified as 10
the character OF the wound on Dr. Cronin $
BODY and a. 20 the condition Of the Carl
son cottage, Ia which the murder was
committed. 1t developed nothing new.
In the afternoon the prosecution met the
frs; repulse. Judge Tathia refusing 20 al
nit testimony upon the question Of con
spirsey ia Camp p, Clsn-n@-oael-
Caryersi CArveFsi Csryersl 81. ti.0.
s1zS S2as set sch EanactseF Hard wase Go.
sIisad zee oEf ehrsstEnAs dsliesslsx Lou ea
AuxUsslae I. Co, SIS Front
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NIrED STATES MARSHAL'S SALF.-BY VIR-
= tue of three 81 wrts OF eri facas issued OF
the clerks Office OF the supreme Court of the District
Of Columbi1 and to directed will sell public
sale for cash at 796 9TH street northwest city of
Washington. Dstrc: o. Columbia. THURSDAY,
O'CLOCK p NJ. tns following described property. to
MT MT: La dies Gents Misses Boys Girls and
Rnsset. Russia. Goat. Newport lies. Congress-. OK
ford Ties. Lace &c. &C. two settles, water cooler
foot rest. carpet and seized and levied uron
the pro erty Of Abraham l. Strasburger. and will be
sold to satisfy executions numbered If9. i447 and
HAS il favor OF Samuel Cohen. Herman Ade. and
Benjamin J. Cohen. trading the Cohen AMI Adler
Shoe Co. Isaac Stenem and Amanuei Steinem. trad
ing as steineip Brothers. aud Joseph A. Goldstein.
trading As Rich Company. respectively.
DANIEL VI. RANSDEL1. u. Il. Marshal ID. C
RADCLIFFE. DARR & COMPANY, Auctioneers.
jyStol0.n
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SENATOR SHEKMAN'S PLAN.
He Would Have the Government Issue Full
Legal Tender Notes.

He Would Have the Government Issue Full
Legal Tender Notes.
Senator John Sherman has written to Con-
gresham J. H. Walker of Massachusetts, his
views relative to the repeal of the Sherman sill
yer act and the proper substitute. He thus de-
scribes how the measure was agreed upon in
conference:
The ball that passed the House provided for
the purchase Of s4,5O0. 900 worth of silver at
gold value. The Senate struck out this pro-
vision and provided for the free coinage OF sill
yer or the purchase Of all that was offered at
the rate of 1923 cents an ounce. As conferees
acting for the two houses it was our duty to
bring about an agreement, if practicable, with
out respect to individual opinion. The result
OF the conference was to reject free coinage and
to provide for the purchase of $500, 600 ounces
OF silver at its gold price-a less amount than
was proposed by the House.
Regarding the act Mr. Sherman goes on to
say: There Is but one provision in it that
would change, and that is to strike out the COM
pulsory purchase Of given quantity of silver,
and give authority to the Secretary Of the
Treasury to buy silver bullion at its market
price when needed for subsidiary coinage.
Other provisions should be made for full legal
tender United States notes supported by re-
serves Of both gold and silver and backed by
the credit and wealth Of the United States.
with reserves both of gold and silver in due
proportions we can maintain the entire body of
our paper money, including coin, at par with
each other. For one. I will never agree to the
revival OF state bank paper money which can
not be made legal tender. and which, on the
first sign Of alarm, will disappear or be lost in
the hands Of the holder"
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visiting her brother. Thomas &. Taylor Of the
Post Office Department, at No 2S26 L street
northwest
The residence Of Mr.. and Mira James wils,r
OF Elm avenue. Tskoma Park. u. C., Tuesday
evening was the scene OF pleasant birthday
party given to their eldest daughter Martha
Music and dancing were enjoyed until q late
hour. when refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson,
Mrs WhAlen. Mr. and Mrs. George Harper,
Mrs. Alexander. Miss BeaIl. Misses Rosie aud
Juliet Harper, Miss Martha Wilson and her
charming sister Rosie. Mr.. W. l. Freeman,
Mr.. ID. NJ. Magruder. Mr.. J. r. Dean. Mr.. Owen
Lacey, MIR. A Chrismond. Mr.. Hunglesbee, Mr..
Ernest and Master Freddie Harper
The Misses Bertha and sara Hearsstall Of
1896 Pennsylvania avenue are spending the
summer with Mr. and Mrs A. L. Adler at
Mount Holly. Va
Miss Marguerite La Gorce Of this city Is In
New York.
Mrs. J. sommers and family. with Mrs
Lichenstein and Mrs. Eiseman are spending the
summer at cottage at jamestown, Nd
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SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Illness of the Chinese Minister'S Little
Dauyhter-Personal Notes.

The Illness of the Chinese Minister,s LITTLE
D.nrh,.r-p.rxona, No,.s
Inc VIE OF the ohinese MINISTER MRS. Isui,
started yesterday for San Francisco. She was
ACCOMPANIED by the minister son and her baby
do,chter Mac two os tho ladies' % ,,a ,o,,.,;o,,
80
ana their servants. BABY mae mas been des-
perately ill lately. and on Monday it seemed
impossible to undertake such a long Journey.
hpt sbe vas hy,ob,er ves,era.v and ,ha ,or,v
.. ~ -. a..
ar'eo WIN 'ne nopo 'na' sue "ouic greatly
improve on the way. Mrs Isui will remain in
San Francisco until her husband and the rest
of the legation and the two ladies who remain
here will he able IN io;n her when the nartv wiu
49, "-N
eno"A ioi n" ING "ip W o~n rahcisco
was adopted as a last alternative to save the
iile oi Dapy isui, as .ne munster eouid not
in the conntrv Where his u;fs ana Sahv nn'Id
stav nntiI he WAS rea5v 10 cross the con,;oan,
;,h ,hor, RI, IT,; -. - -. 80
years ago on the oath of June and was very
healthy and strong until the last few months
Since the warm weather she has grown SO much
worse that unless there is rapid improvement
she will hardly last till her parents can take
her home to their own country
The statement has been made that the baby
was attended by physicians of this CITY, That
is not true The Chinese are ALWAYS treated
oy their own doctors, ana BABY lsuis medical
@ttention was from tne same source.
minister isui eHpects 10 De renewed by his
successor witnin the next month or SO. IL Is
tnought that rne new minister wiz leave China
has hsen occnneJ hv The Ch;nsss ,as.,;o nn zen
go long, will expire next October Whsthar on
not the new minister. who is high caste gem
tleman, VIII care to live right along In the old
quarters Is problem that everybody can tet-
Tie TO their own satisfaction until he comes.
me wiz oiins nls sns anu 'nree cnhdren
with him, 1t Is understood
Inc departure OF mrs. sui and the baby rolls
the legation Of strong attraction in the eyes
bsr .uo ~ ,Ss isu.,;on Inc young sna oia mem
ouainted in the neiohborhood and since n hs.
become known that The h.bv nm. II, the. 49, en-
MANY kind INQUIRIES made for her ever dav
ny. n NNe io' NC, eo'!
MH Dauie, o Lamont ana cnnoren nave
arrived A. bue Berry Lodge, sorrento, Me-,
wasls '"'' "A' i'~'n VIC neA' non'n or "A
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nUNCANsoN RRos.. Auchoneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS
ON TWELFTH STREET SOUTHEAST BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS.
By virtue offour deeds of trust to bearing date
June 1892 and duly recorded, respectyely in liber
liber 1882 folio 80 ct seq and iiber 1852 folio 26J
ct seq. II the land records of the District of Column
bis. and at the Of the party secured thereby
will sell at public auction In front of the respective
premises, on MONDAY; yIILY TwENTY;FoukTH.
1888. at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all those
pieces or parcels Of land and premises situate
distinguished as and being lots nun bered thirty
eight 49, thirty nine 900. forty (4O) and forty
(4D in Jesse l.. Eessell ct al trustees subdivision
of lots in numbered ten hundred and fourteen
u0l4l per p at recorded in IibeR 10 folio as in
the surveyors office of the District of Columbia with
the improvement Each of the above houses viii be
sold separately.
Terms Of sale: Qne-third of the purchase money for
each lot to be Paid in cash the balance in two equal
payments or before and two years from day of
sale. with per cent interest per annum payable
semi-annual1y. The deferred payments TO be repre-
sented by notes of the purchaser and secured by deed
OF trust each of the lots Sold all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser deposit of two hundred
dollars S2C0) required each lot at time of sale
All convey ncine and recording at purchasers cost
Terms OF sale to be complied with in ten days from
the date of sale. otherwise trustees the right
10 resell at risk and cost Of defaulng purchaser
purchasers.
MAHLON ASHFORD rrp.,a..
jy10d&ds JOHN RIDOUT, heS-
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FUTURE DAYS.

LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE-BY vIR-
~ tue Of q writ of feri facias to directed and
sued out of the clerks office of the Court
the District of Columbia. in case number 1868 Grim
nal docket against Henry Bird surety. and in favor
Of the United States have seized and levied upon
and will sell at public sale for cash in front of the
the TwENTY-NINTH DAY OF JULY. 1893 be
ginning at QUARTER PAST TWELVE O'clock
tere..t Of said Henry Bird in and to the follow
ing described property wit Part of lots numbered
Ii and a. in square numbered 6}6. contained within
the following mete- and bounds viz: Beginning for
the the line of South Capitol street point
distant - feet south of the northeast of said
lot mum IA and running thence due to the
west line Of said lot, thence norheas.erly along the
west line of said lot to the northwest of said
lot thence II feet to the northwest of said
lot l3. thence north 10 feet thence 80 feet 3
inches to the line OF said South Capio street. thence
south along SAID 81 to the place of
ming. together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon. to satisfy said writ of feri facias
DANIEL ". RANSDELI. U. S. Marshal.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO. Aucts jy6t29inc
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RArcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUoTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES, SALE BY AUCTION OF STORE AND
DWELLING NO. GA N STREET NORTHWEST
AND DWELLING NO. 1850 NEW JERSEY

o.
F. AHE AVE RS NokrHwE NSi io" NEW JERSEY
s''sf e sssss: :. cd Ct e:
1889. wherein Maria Frey and Others are complain
@ for sy
11slten v fTq1s Of she P5smisss on FK5pAN THE
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the iollorins de.criSsS lied real
AND 10 VIII fss S o
numbered ftythree $3.50 In the subdivision Of square
,ha ass nns.een s feet one snd s
inches 'front.' more OF less and running back with IN.
bg and
sss S es the trustees
II III \ iSSSP Ell
ss'ss rs
Numbered nse hundred and nine .ds, 0oos' a, per
record. Of the surveyor. once Of the Bisfic. Of
Columbia together with the right to the of four
@ aGSs
south q the north line Q, lot. one nsndred and
hgndrsd and ty $50 q said % S which
corner q said lot one hundred and 4s and
extends back with uniform width Of four "a feet TO
rear sls line Of ss ss.ns esefy
four "a feet along the line Of said lots one hun
nine 4s, Snd on one hundred ana nifty uso to the
ten foot public alley in said square.
purchase money in cash and the balance in equal
date " Ss IN
secured by deed Of trust the property Sold and 70
Of the purchaser. The to have the right to
at
sale provided that they shall give ave days NOTICE Of
Of Coiambi. deposit q ssoS required at time Of
sale All conveyancing. recording, &c. at the pur-
y ygW sb A. q MA AEDW 4l s,s 9Th $. NV.
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jyl0- d&ds

LIMITED STATES NARSHAL'S SALE-BY vIR-
" tue 81 writ of heri facas issued out of the
clerks office Of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, in the of Ebenezer b. Warren trading
as Il. b. Warren Co.. to the use OF Btrtow L. Walker
vs.. John II. Bird. at law. number 246:,S and to me
directed have seized and levied upon and will sell
at public sale Cor cash. in front Of the house door
Of said District. on SATURDAY. the TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF JULY. 1881. beginning at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ all the undivided estate. right title and
following described property to wit: Part Of lots
mum bered Ii and IA in square numbered 636.
tanned within the following mstes and bounds. viz:
Beginning for the same the line of south Capitol
at point distant - feet south of the northeast
corner of said lot numbered IA and running thence
due west TO the west line of said lot thence northeast
erly along the west line of said lot to the northwest
of said lot thence east ID feet the
Of said lot ID thence north 10 feet thence east
10 feet 3 inches to the line of said South Ca nitol
street thence south along said It ~ feet the
place of beginning, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon. satisfy said writ of eri
facias.
DANIEL NJ. RANsDELL. U. S Marshal.
RADCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auctioneers.
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BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING SIT
UATE NUMBER 1905 NJ STREET NORTH

WEST.
By virtue of certain deed of trust to bearing
date July 21 1872. and duly recorded July 25 1882,
in Lber No. 17l2 folio 81 eft seq. o. the land records
OF the District of Columbia and at the request of the
parties secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. i'll front Of the premises
MONDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JULY
A. d. 1893 at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. ali that certain
piece parcel Of land and situate the city
If Washington. District of COLUMBIA. and know and
designated and being part of original lot ID in
square one hundred and ninety-s;x $3.50 contained
within the following me'es and bounds. viz: Begin
for the same at point in the nor III line of North NJ
sire distant 30 feet inc west from the south
east corner of said lot and square, and distance
westward from the west side of 18th street West then
north 81 feet 10 inches then 90 feet 10
Inchrs, then south 20 feet 10 inches, then run
east2 feet &c inches, then south 3 feet to said
north line of North street. and run alon
said street Is feet to the place Of beginning together
with the improvements thereon, consists Of three
story brick dwelling house.
Terms of sale: one-thrd Of the purchase money TO
lie paid i'll cash and the balance in three equal in
stainents payable in one two and three years, with
interest at six t6) per centum per annuIn, iyabe
seinannually from day of sale. secured bv deed of
rust upon the property sod all cash. the option
Of he purchaser. deposit of $500 will be required
OF the purchaser at the time of sale. All Conveyance
ing recording and not!ial fees at the cost pur
chaser. Terms OF sale to be complied with within
days from day sale otherwise the trustees
the rixht TO resell the property at the risk and
the defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM Il. EDMONSTON, ! r..
Constantine II. WILLIAMSON trustees
Address 800 9TH st. NV. jy3dSds
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctionsers,
L 612 Ut. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY

PERsoNAI, pRoPHRTY REAL AMI
Pussnant to deed Of trust made on the 18th day q
f.eora. 81 wes.morsl:sd county. Va. On x: i4sS
q Sg2s sshn sS:an.s 'Ha sS
by the Colonial Bach Company to So
81 John sherman Of the said trustee. in said
q Westmorslsnd county vrsinis on the 18th Day Of
q .s sy d
es the Il. iH'tsH b
county Virginia. the following described personsi
l. The Hotel. Household and Kitchen Furniture of
the Colonial Beach Hotel consisting Sf bed bed
toilet ware. blankets. bed linen. towels curtains and
china and glass ware. and table linen and kitchen
dred and iopr dos rooms Terms for the personal
e Tires hundred and four C3U4) lots. Terms: All
sums Of s25 and under cash and for all residue over
@ az opoS o fe euchse
The hotel and hotel reservation. containing an
and Bs.sR s1s
avenues and parks. the same Subject howeScr to the
to aa Be- OF IN lot OF ss AZ
Terms onethird Of the purchase money to he paid
for same to be given payable. resrectVeiy with in
terest thereon At six and twelve months from day Of
Fl ana 5 part of the
farm sijoininR Classic Shore.
Terms: One-third % cash, residue in two equal
install ments notes for the TO be given payable
respectively with ntereet thereon at six and twelve
months from day of saleor all cash. at option Of
chaser.
g. The remainder Of the farm and wood land. con-
tanning two hundred and sixty and fifteen onehun-
dredths acres. more or less.
Terms: One-third ~ cash. residue in two equal
instalments. notes for same to be Rven payable
spectively with est thereon. At six and twelve
purchaser.
-. me sale will commence a. THREE 90 O'CLOCK on
and be continued from day to day unit. completed.
The title to the real estate will be retained until the
last installent of purchase money given for
same is paid and should purchaser fail to comply
with the terms of sale and payment Of any Install
ment Of the purchase money notes for same the
trustees will advertise and sell again the property
which default Is made at the cost and risk OF the de-
faulting purchaser All conveyancing and recording
at the cos. of the purchaser.
For further inform stion apply to the undersigned.
r. BYRD LEWIS,
416 9Th at. n W.. Washington, d. C. I r-r.....
SAMUEL s. BURDETT, AiuS'eo0-
g25 st. n. w., Washington. d. c.