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AN APPEAL TO AMERICA.

Bishop Taylor Describes to Secretary
Gresham Liberals Condition.
Bishop William Taylor Of Africa has addressed
the following letter to Secretary OF State
Gresham:
New York. June H. 1893.
Hon. Walter @. Gresham, State Department,
Washington. d. G.
Dear Sir-Pardon the liberty I take and
allow me to call your attention to the in
closed '.Liberian appeal" You probably have
seen it, Our government bears no legal
responsibility for the protection Of Liberia:
but if we can by moral suasion extend
sion. it would be seemly. England s
hands are tied by the fact that she appropriated
about 100 miles of the northwest coast of Ii
IBERIA few years ago. Now that France Is laying
claim to seventy-three miles Of their southeast
coast England cannot interfere. IL so disposed
Other European nations are In the grab game
| for African territory, SO that onr government
| seems to be the only one in posi-
| ton to help Liberia. was in
Monrovm when the treaty under which
Liberia was expected to give her ivory coas,
to France was submitted to the senate. II
/ was within three days of adjournment. and
| they offered that as n reason for post
ponemeut, but they did not directly reject
it. Some of the leading men in tie govern
ment we're for signing it rather than risi
trouble with France, but great source OF un
certainty as to harmonious relation
was in the fact that France stipu
lated that IL at any time Liberii
should dispose of any of her territory or change
her form of government. all the French ciaim
to the Liberian coast would be vitalized. so tina
France would take in effect mortgage upoi
the whole OF the Liberian coast, or at least al
Of the grain coast" which they now clninl ant
propose to cede in exchange for the Il, or.
coast
l mention these facts, not noted in tn
printed document, that you may get tn
outer boundary lines of the subject. Tn
Liberian government is weak and cannot pro
tect herself against foreign govern
ments, but the Liberian republic is Mt
a failure, and if not crushed by foreign in
vasion, will yet make an honorable score 70
the possibilities of the negro nationality. A
Methodist Episcopal bishop of Africa. be
you to do what you can for Liberia, but leay
1t to your better Judgment as to methods {
procedure.
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q piece of work was badly done without waiting
to see whether the building would fall down.
He said that there was no one responsible ex-
cept the chief of the bureau.
ROBERT O. cAMPBKLL.
The next witness was Mr.. Robert G. Camp
bell. who was in business in the building north
Of the theater at the time of the accident. He
said that he had always considered the old
theater dangerous structure. The west wall
was cracked, the north wall leaned and the east
wall bulged-
''How about the south wall?" asked Mr..
Warner.
II don't know anything about the south
wall" answered the witness. He then went on
to say that ne was on hand at the time Of the
accident He had seen no snoring. nor had he
ever seen any large timbers suitable for that
purpose carried into the building. He added
that he had not seen Col. Ainsworth or Mr.,
Thorpe about the building engaged in super
visinR the repairs.
This closed the testimony for the day, and Al
4:45 O'Clock the inquest was adjourned until II
o clock this morning.
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MARRIED AT MARLBORO'.
A Pretty Wedding Last Evening at st.
Mary's Church.

Pretty Wedding Last Evening at st.
Mary's Church.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
UPpER MARLBORO, June Is. 1893.
pretty church wedding took place yester-
day at o'clock at st. Marys Catholic Church.
this town. The contracting parties were Miss
this county, and Mrs. Almure HILL and the
Young lawyer, Mr.. Vim. G. Brooke, the son Of
Judre John B. Brooke. The church was
crowded by friends and relatives to witness
the ceremony. Rev. Father Thomas, repre-
sentative of Cardinal Gibbons, who was unable
Rev. Father Cunname. performed the mar
riage ceremony.
A little flower girl. Miss Hilda Beale, cousin
of the BRIDE preceded the bridal party down
the aisle, followed by the eight groomsmen.
Messrs. Roger, Harry. Samuel and Hill
Brooke, brothers Of the groom, and
Messrs. Robbie Hall. James Hill, J. Selwyn
Sasscer and Charles J. Hill, IT,, and
then came the eight bridesmaids, Misses
Lucia Miltenberger. Eva Darneille, Addie
CIapott. Kate BeaIe, Stella Chew. Mary L. Will
son. Rosa Hall, Carrie Brooke. Then came the
britie-elect with Miss Margot Cusachs. a cousin
of the bride, as maid OF honor. The groom with
his best man. Mr.. John Brooke, waited near the
altar while the bridal party slowly advanced.
The bride was arrayed in a white brocaded
silk. handsomely trimmed with lace and rib
bops. She also wore tulle veil. The brides
maids we're dressed in white organdie. The
church was handsomely decorated with flower
| by the Rainbow Club. OF which the bride was
member.
| hold at the home of the bride for members o
| the Immediate family. The bridal party drov
iast night to Washington and then went t.
Atlantic City, where they will spend ten days.
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ATCLIFFE, DARR & co, ATCrIONEERS.
II $40 PA AVE NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE 3
STORY BRICK HOUSE WITH MODERN M
Pko o.y MIN Situated ON HE SOUTH
ST NV; ASD KNOWN AS HOUSE NO. 1893
BY virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded in he-
No l2. iollo IL ct seq. of the land records of
the District Of Columbia. and at the request of al
larte' Interested We the undersigned trustees viii
oher for sac y pub, auction in front OF the prem
ises. on MONDAY. THE NINET rENTH DAY OF
JUNE D. 1873 al FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in the city OF
Washington. District of Columbia, TO wit;
Lot numbered thirty two (S,D of Belden Noble and
and JOSEPH Boss subdivision of lots fifteen sixteen
and seventeen u3 III snt Ia Of Fisher and Dayifge'.
subdivision Of square No. FIVE hundred and sirty-ope
Cpd a, the same is recorded in the District surveyors
go her with all the improvements, &c
Terms: One-thlrd cash. the residue in two equa
instruments at one and two years the deferred paw
ments 10 bear Interest 1T the rate of per an
mum. payable semi anuualiy, secured hy deed al
trust on the premises Sold all CASH at the option
OF the purchaser deposit of 600 required upor
acceptance OF bid II the terms sale are not com
piled with in fifteen DAYS from the day Of sale th,
trustees reserve the right reset. the property a
the risk and cost Of the defsnltng purchaser after
DAYS advertisement of such resale in newspape
published Ia NashinGton. ID. C.. All conveyancln,
ana recording 1t the cost of the purchaser
EDWARD W. BYkN, Trustee.
nr-'-dSds PERRY B. TCRPIN. Trustee.
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u. s. M,CKALL. Trrs.ass
HENRY p. BLAIR.
iel3-d&ds AI0 9Th st. u W.
ie13d&ds

7 ARGL; FINE FLAT OR APARTMENT HOUSE
II Numbered l433 L STREET NokTHMsHr;
1893, AT FIVE oCLoCKP NJ. will sell in front Of
the premises that beautiful property known a. i4t
street northwest, fronting p feet the nor:h side
Of street by depth of 13 feet SincheS TO 3o1,oot
alley. This property also has q siNfoot side alley
The lot Is improved by large fourstory brick dwell
ing or apartment house, containing u rooms; win
all modern COW Aniences: cabinet Inanteis electric
bells furnace and steam heat. ranges. &c ms
WEI: Tor flats or elegant dwelling. Il is now under
good rental 1t is seldom surh piece of property
t. itself at auction desirable Investment
Reason of sale, parties leaving city.
Terms: One third cash, bs ance In one two. three
and four years, with per cent per annun payable
sen-annrally, all cash. at option OF purchaser. o.
terms To suit purchaser. Conveyancng. &c at the
purchasers c,st deposit of 81. 900 required nj
sale Terms Of sale TO he complied with in hfteen
days. otherwise the right reserved to resell the
property the risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. d. G.
ie.dkds DINCANGON BROS, Aucts.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoueers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY
AMI BAsEMtNT BI1CK DWELLING WITH
sToNE TRIMMIN6s. NUMBERED l1i4 {

AMI BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING WITH
STONE TRIMMINGS. NUMBfRED l114 q
STREET NORTHWEST. "
ny virtu, of deed of trust duly recorded in Iihar
lbS al 1910 452 ct Of the land records 4
the District Of Columbia will sell IN front Of Inc
rre,n,ses On THURSDAY. fwENTG-sECOND or
JUNE. AID. 1893. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ TIE
Following described land an premises situate IN the
cry OF Washington. District Of Columbia. and
DESIGNATED as and neng lot numbered pa of I. 4.
Schneiders subdivision of certain lots in square
numbered 156 As the same is duly recorded in book
ls PAGE %. OF the records Of the Office o. the
81 the District Of Columbia. together with al and
slneular the improvements. ways. a>ement~. RI -is.
PRIVILEGES and arpurtenances TO the same belonging
or m any wise appertaninG.
This lot IS improved by ne trly rev threesory and
basement brick dwelling with stone trimmings. con-
tanning 10 rooms with tower large hall dumb wait
ers all finished in oak speaking tubes; STATIONARY
tubs. modern improvements.
Terms: one-thirti OF the purchase money in cash.
balance in one and two at per cent per annum
IA crest able semi annually, aud 60 a. secured by
deed Of trust the premises sold. al ash. II the
option of the purchaser. deposit Of 200 required
at time OF sale. COnveyancliis Sr.. nj urcasff'
cost. Terms of sale 10 b. complied with in nii.sn
DAYS. otherwise the right reserved 10 resell the Prop
erty at the risk aud cost of defauting pure basei
five days advertisement Al: Sah resale in some
| newspaper published in Washington. u . -
/ CHARLES - BAILEY,
| JOHN :. MILMAR II.
| 3e11-dSds Irusiees-
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT on THIRD STREET EAST MAR SOUTH
CAROLINA AVENUE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE TwFNTi-
ETH. A. Il. 1893 Ar HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK.
will peremptorily sell by order Of the owner "a
NONRESIDENT, twenty Ave C25, feet front by a depth
hundred and ninety five C79lll.
This property is well located for q building.
Terms: Onethird of the purchase money cash bal
In andtvo at per yer inter
est payable semiannuaily and 10 be secured deed
OF trust the property Sold all cash. option
the purchaser delosit Of sioo required at time of
G. Conveyancinr. &c, At purchasers Terms
OF sale To be complied with in fifteen days other
the night is reserved resell the properly risk
and cost of defauting purchaser after Ave days adj
vertisement Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington ID. c.
@. c. GREEN. Attorney
.el3-dkds DUNCANSoN BROS hurts
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DUNCANsoN EROS. Aucrloneers
PEREMpToRY sALE OF VALUABLE BuLpIN

PEREMPTNRI SALE OF HAJTABLE BumpIMG
TWEEN IST A. ID 2u STREETS SoUTHE AST.
On TUESDAY.thc TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE.
D., 1897. at SIX O'CLOCK z. NJ. will sell in
Of the renses. to the hizhest bidder the west
Is feet inches ir mt hy the de tn of 81 feet inches
OF lot Z in square "a.
This lot is stnated on Sorth Carolina avenue near
the coruer of 1st street east.
Terms: One-thir of the purchase money in cash :
balance in and two nj 6p'r per ann am
interest. ayable seiannualy. and to be secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. Id ali cash the
option of the purchaser. deposit Of 300 required
at time OF sale. C. nveyancilR &c. az purchaseris
cost Terms Of sale To be complied with ia Is days.
otherwise the right reserved resell the property
the risk and cost If defauing purch ser alter FIVE
day advertis nent of such ia some new are,
pnblishrt in Wasiington. u. G.
l5d&d~ DTNCANSON BROS. Aurte
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GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FARRAGUT STREET NFAn
sHERMAN AVENUE, MOUNT PLEASANT
IMPROVED BY A SMALL BRICK HOUSE
No. !Es2 FARRAGUT STREET.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust dated the 5th
day OF June 1891. and recorded in Liber lis:, al
folio III ct of tn land records OF the hist
of Co unbis. and at the request Of PARTY secured
thereby. will offer for sale public auction in
front Of the PREMISES on THURSDAY the TWFNTg.
SECOND day of JUNE. 1898. at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the following described property in the county
Of Washington. District Of Columbia TO wit The ea :,
twelve feet eight inches front street bv
depth Of one hundred and nifty feet of lot numperei
eight o. in block numbered eighteen (iS) of Todd \
Browns subdivision of Mount Pleasant and Plessan,
Plains. ~H'
Terms Of SALE $50 in cash and the balance in one
year. WITH interest at the rate of q per
payable se;niannually. and secured by deed of I'm
On the property sod or all cash. at the opti of III,
purchaser. s1o1 deposit required Mt time ~ ssle
Terms TO be complied with within ten DAYS or ~,
pro- erty Will be resold the and cost of the IA
/ taulting purchaser ~ ~
| RICHARD T. PAIRop
| tel3-d&as HERBERT A. GILL Trustees.
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Heavy Damage Suit Against CHER Arthur.
Judge Kicks OF the United States circuit
court at Cleveland has fixed the date for the
trial of the most important case on his docket.
1t is that brought against Chief P. NJ. Arthur
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
for $500, 900 damages for alleged encourage
ment Of the recent strike on the Ann Arbor
road at Toledo. special assignment Of the
case has been made for Monday, September ls.
| It will be heard at Toledo before special
jury. The case has provoked widespread dis
| cuasiop.
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FUTURE DAYS.
NJ1ALTFR d. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER D. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
SALE OF CONDEMNED AND UNsERyICEaRLE
ARTICLE, At THE GENERAL POST OFFICE
On TUESDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH, AT ELEVEN
General Post Office court (entrance on S'h strero
quantity of condemned articles snrh Old Iron pfpe
Platform Scales Steam Pump Hot Water Coil Book
Cases, Chains Oil Cloth. Desks Rubber Hose. Large
Fan Blower and other miscellaneous articles
Terms cash. BY order Of o,
je16-3t Discussing Clerk and superintendent
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TwO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING FRONTING on
L STREET BETwEEN FOUR AND-A.HALF
AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST AT AUG
On THURSDNY, JUNE TwENTY-SECoNp, at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ. We shall sell. in
front of the premises of lots Il and " in square
Terms ~ safe: One-third cash. balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months for notes bearing
from day OF sale and secured by deed Of trust on
property sold. All conyeyancing &c. at purchaer 5
cost 800 to be paid down when property Is struck
off. Terms be complied with within ten days fro,
day Of sale, else property will be yeso.d at risk ana
jel6-d&ds wALTER Is. WILLIAMS Co. Ancts.
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auetioneers.
PEnEMpTORY SALE OF roo PANTS PATTERNS.
ON MONDAY MORNING. JUNE NINETEENTH.
| nj Ten O'CLOCK, we will sell at sales rooms,
g2O Pennsy avenue northwest. by direction u
| o dealer declining business. ,
200 PANTS PATTERNS.
To which invite the attention Of the trade and pr
vste buyers RADCLIFFE. DARR h co.
| irltj-Jt Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOO.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTS.
II usTE 81 SALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME

h.us& AND LOT ON STREET NORTH
BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D STREETS WEST.
BY virtue q decree q the sup.ems cour, Of The
1880. wherein Catherine WEIGH. guardian is
complainant. and John WEIGH infant ct al. are de-
fendant.. the undersigned trustees will offer for s
BAY ,0 TH sucfGn II t9s IF gTS B.
1893 AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. n; the
following described real estate and premises, lying
and being in the city, Of Washnston. District Of
Columbia, to wit: All Of lot numbered three CD.
IN square numbered i've hundred and SIXTY, se, ei,
(o67). beginning for the the line Of street
north at point distant one hundred and sixty and
fvetenths t160 81 from the southeast cor;
ner OF said square running thence north one hundred
and twenty 12o) feet thence west twenty-three ard
eleven hundreths (23 II feet thence south one num-
dred and twenty 12O) fee, to the line o. SAID street,
and thence east along that line to the point OF begin
ming. tocrther with the improvements thereon: .
Terms: One-third cash. balance in two equal IN
stallments. payable in and two years from tue
date OF sale. with interest the deferred payments
at the rate of per per annum. payable semi
annually: and to be secured by deed of trust on
the premises sold. all cash. at the option Of ne
purchase Aderosit o. TWO hundred dollars (*soo,
required Mt the time of sale. Terms to he coii-
piled with in fifteen days from sale All conveyance
ing. recording. &c. at purchasers cost.
HENRY p. BLAIR.
io1o e.. tr,stn ~.
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuone-r~

nUNCANSUN BKUS. AucsiOnerFA
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
lots ON FOUETH STREET EAST BETMEtN
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND STREET
SOUTH, Fronting THIRTY SIX FEET BY
DEPTH OF ABOUT FlfY-FIYE FEET.
BY virtue of deed in trust will sell N front Of
tie premises TUESDAY. The TWENTIETH
nay OF JUNE. A. b. lS93, at FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. -
PARTS OF LOTS 10. 20 AND p. IN SQUARE 49,
Fronting u: feet n sire, east near fennsyiSsnis
avenue and having derth Of "a feet :} 100. making
two desirable building lots. having a lu-foot
alley along side.
Terms: Onc-third cash; balance in one and two
at rcr cent per annun interest payable semi
annually, AID TO he secure by deed Of trust the
premises sold al cash. NJ the option Of the pur-
chaser. Adepcsit q 500 required az time Of sale
Convey ancinG. &c. at FUR hasers cost Te. MS of
sale TO b. complied with i'll Is days. otherwise
the rvht 20 resell the properly At the lsk
and deiautiuv purchaser after five days All
vertisement of such resale IN some newspaper pub
lisned i'll Washington. ID. q
r. d. BURY, I, Trustees
ie1I~dSds X, ". DUNN
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nUNcANsoN Bros GTcTIONEEKs.
TRrsrFrs, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY OF
SEL-nSn SIAEEE ALIMllN ANn

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
SECOND STREFT BETNEIN j AMI "A
STREETS NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON. ID q
BY Nirlue of deed Il trust dated the l-t day o. 20
vpmber A D. lsgF2 and recorded h. laber n. u. ,,
81 seq. one the land records Of the IStr1ci
Columbia We will sell t'illic auction. in from. u
the lr..nlses ON MoNpAl. the IMENIh,s ~, n
DAY OF JUNE. A ID. 1S.E3. AT HALL PAST ~ y
O'CLOCK 2. NJ. the folo~1oE deserted real .sis,s
situate the of WASH fyfon. in the Dstfil ~
Columbia, The south Eighteen tlsl i's.t iftt
by the fuli depth II lot numbered tfry-one tSD in
Susan NJ. Burche's subdiNision u square nufnte.ti
hundred and 81 IN q idl. as per plat ror'
in Iiher W. T. folio sO1 the surveyors Once ~ ne
District Of Columbia. with the improvement thereu;
The proYerty vail be sold subject to prior deed q
trust amount due under which will b. stated %
the sale.
Terms: one-third Of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance in Fix and twelve months note. 70
bear interest IT the rst" 81 er cent per annnn u ~
the day OF sale paysbie semi and 70 ~
secured bN deed trust the properly sold OF Al
cash, at the OPTION 4 the purchaser Convevancins
aud recording at the purchasers cost deposit 81 ne
hundred dollars ts 100 required NJ the time OF - -
Terms OF sale q be complied with in 10 days after de
of sale. otherwse the trustees the right TO rei
the property At the risk aud Of defsulfng az
chaser after i've days advertisement Of such resale N
The Evening star Newspaper.
,elsdsds j SPai f II. WILSON. Trustees.
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Proceedings IN a suit for which more than
s5,0O0,000 profits and damages will be asked
have been started by ]. G.. Richardson OF New
Haven. Tho suit will involve the leading
reaper and harvester manufacturers.
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,rHoMAs BOWLING & SON. Auctioneers.
Il d

VALUABLE BuIfBING LOT on ELEVENTH
STREET SOUTHEAST Al hUCTIoN.
On WEDNESDAY,. JUNE TWENTY FIRST. 1879
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. viii sell, on the
premisrs the south forty t4 front OF original
IL square $50, fronting ID feet IN the west side Of
18th street southeast by depth Of ITO feet l0p
riches to a 30-foot-wide alley.
Teruhs: Bne,hird cash. balance in and two
years, with interest secured by deed of the
property all cash. the option % the purchaser
Co Ivryancinv recording n purchasers cost.
deposit of 100 reQuirrd at time of sale.
iel.l-d&ls TIINMA, DOWLINti & son. Ancts
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Dr Sarah b. Chase. who was convicted OF
monslauchter in the first degree in causing the
death of Maggie Manzoni, upon whom she per-
formed criminal operation was Wednesday. in
New York. sentenced to nine years and eight
months imprisonment
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CHRISTIAN q. LEDERER.
HENRY II. BERGMANN,
,eaNd&ds Trustees
THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Aucs,oneers.

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auc,,oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF y.Lu.Bf Y RAJ 1 Al ni AND
Personal PROPERTY.
October. a; D. 1884, and recorded among the land
records OF Westmoreland county, Va. on the l4th
2l9, to +, Byrd lewis and John sherman. trustees,
by the Colonial Beach Improvement Company 10 Sc:
Samuel Burdstt having been substituted in place
q John sherman as one o. the said trustees in said
e westmoreiana comfy firsnia on the 18th day Of
81 z sa Is d o. u tSe %aasT
signed Trustees viii se :. qsNe s9ets9 e he RiE9
JULY. 1893, at Colonial Beach, westnIoreland
county virginia. the following described personal
j. The Hotel. Household and Kitchen Furniture Of
The Colonial Beach Hotel; consisting Of beds bed
toei ware. blankets bed linen. towels curtains and
tables f8 R one hnnared aud four GOD IONS the
china and glass ware aud table linen and kitchen
bred aud -four uoii rooms Terms for the personal
Three hundred and four c8e4, lots, Terms: An
w. one,hird thereof cssh and the balance in ninety
The ho,e, and ho,s, reservation. oont.inins an
nies,s o. en- s So & snd
title and interest Of the Colonial Beach Improvement
Tie
rights OF way and user OF the same that may b. one
Terms: one-third Of the purchase money 10 be raid
in cash. the residue in two equal installments note
ierest thereon, six and twelve months from day
sale. or all cash. at the option of purchaser.
f. Ffftyone and one-fourth (ol4). part OF tn
farm adjoining Classic Shore.
Terms: One-thir6 "a cash. residue in two equa
instsllmenis. notes For the 70 be given payah
respectively with ntereet thereon, at six and twelv
months from day of saleor all cash. at option Of pur
chaser.
X The remainder Of the farm and wood land con
tain ng two hundred and sixty and fifteen one hun
dredths acres. more OF less.
Terms: One-third 90 cash. residne I'm two equa
iustalimeuts. notice for same TO be given payable re
spectivey with iLtet est thereon at six and twelv
months from day Of sae-or all cash. az the option
purchaser. - - -
The sale will commence at THREE (:}l O'CLOCK N
| the said NINETEENTH DAY OF JULY. A. ID. 1sla
and be continued from day 10 day until completed
The title 10 the rial estate viii he retained until ID
last ipstalment of purchase money notes given e
same is paid. and should purchaser fail TO coinpl
with the terms OF sale and payment OF any install
| meut OF the purchase money or notes for saue "a
trustees will advertise aud sell again the properly
which 6efsut II made at the and risk OF the ID
.ani.ing purchaser All convey anc.ne and recor1ln
| at the costs of the purchaser.
For further information apply 60 the undersigned.
Il. BYRD LEM1s.
| 4l6 9th st. n W.. Washington. d. c. I T-,..a.s
[ SAMUEL 3. BURDETT.
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