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PROPOSALS..

nEpoT QUARTFRMAsTER's OFFICE. WASH
IN trfplicate will be received here until TWELVE
O'CLOCK a. NJ. WEDNESDAY, JULY NINE
TENTH. lSi3. and then opened. for furnishing
during the fiscal year commencing july I. 1Se3 such
iorage straw ana bran may be required The right
Is Reserved 10 reject all All fnforna-
non requir.d will be furnished application 90 this
ONCE Envelopes containing proposals should b
to GEORGE II. WEEKS. Deputy ousrtermsster Sem
eral. =. ;. A. jele-6t
DRoPosALs FOR WASHING TowELs-WAR
i Department. supply Division. Washington City,
june - 1873 Sealed Iropossls IN dnplic.te will
NOON. MONDAY. JUNE TMENTY-sIXTH lsgA
for washing the towls of the War Depa
several bureaus and Offices during the fiscal year end.
fns June 30. 1894. Full informstion furnish he'd ON
Application TO the undersigned Proposals must b.
made in duplicate and the printed forms furnished
~ ssis dep;menI glscea In sealed snveepes In
supply Division. jsI7. ~ 20. 81. asS54
OFFICE OF THE MARSHAL OF THE UNITED
" States for the District Of Columbia. Washington
Proposals for supplies will be receive this once
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. JUNE TWENTY
THIRD. 1893. for the following articles for the
OF the supreme Court Of the District Columbia and
for the United States court house Washington, ID c.
IN such Quantities may be required for during
the year ending June 30, 1894 VIZ. COAL wood. ice,
stationery. Detailed information ss TO the several
be procured application at this ofce The right 10
reserved 10 reject any and al bids D. NJ RANsDELI.
United states Marshal for the District Of Columbia
tel2-l1t
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BROOKLAND.

Mr.. John s. Brown, Messrs- Wallace and
Jesse Brown. Miss Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Adamson and Mrs. Parker were the recent
guests Of Mr. and Mrs J. G. Gleason
Mrs. Stephen Bondra Is away on a visit to
her old home in western Pennsylvania.
Rev. Ewing o. Tade is erecting a new house
on Fort street near 14:h-
Miss Alice Balm Of Washington is the guest Of
her SISTER, Mrs. IL E. Brooks Of University
Heights.
Miss Jeanette Ringlsr Of Meyersdale. Pa.
IL visiting her cousin. Mrs. George b. John
ston. Miss Ringler has completed her course
In the life class at the Corcorsn Art Gallery,
and had some good specimens OF her work at
the annual exhibition She has also finished
number Of fine portraits in oil
The tickets are out for the lava festival to
be given by the ladies of St Anthony's Catholic
Chapel, which will be held on the Sd, 4sh. 5th
and 9Th Of July on he grounds Of the Catholic
University instead OF the Brooks mansion. as
announced The Marist Brothers would not
be able 70 vacats the mansion at the dates mem
toned, while the Paulists, with the exception
of Father Nevens, have already gone to their
summer homo at Lake George and their
grounds have been placed at the disposal OF the
Brooklanc church
The capacity Of the assembly room Of the
new town ball was we'll tested last night to hold
the many who came to attend the first concert
Of the Brookland Methodist Mission The
ushers Messrs. G. B. Johnston. Ernest Cisseil,
John Owens and Willie Hare, were ubiquitous
and unremitting in their efforts to make all
comfortable. The program was well arranged
and well carried out and opened with
line piano solo, followed by reading. The
Brides OF Enderly." BY Mrs. Harry Hospital.
A dialogue, ..Don't Count Your Chickens Before
They Are Hatched." Was then given. the char
acters being well taken bv Misc Rodie Cooksey.
Mr.. Carl BOYD. Miss Mary Reed, Miss Agnes
Phebus and Miss Lille Bailey Of Washington
The Misses Cooksey and Selecman sang duet,
"O'er the HILL Der the Dale" and Miss Lille
Bailey recitsd ''The Smack in School, and as
an encore "a Kiss in the Dark" Miss Mabel
Boyd and Master Willie Boyd sang q duet,
"How Do You Know end an amusing char
acter representation. '1776-1s93," was given by
Miss Phebus and Miss Cooksey. Mr.. Carl Boyd
sang a solo. Anchored" and Miss Mabel and
Master Willie BOYD were enthusiastically
applauded in . Quaker Courtship." and
then sang still more amusing duet
from "A Trip to Chinatown" The
dialogue. Lord Dundreary's VISIT" was
amusingiy given BY Mr.. Carl Boyd, Mr.. Claude
Cooksey, Miss Mary Reed and Miss Rode
Cooksey. Mis- Mabel BOYD closed her selec-
ton by an excellent rendering Of Daddy
Wouldn't Buy Ne a Bov-Wow," and her
brother. Willie Boyd. displayed much dramatic
ability in the comic sketch which closed the
entertainment. The audience remained seated
while ice cream and cake were served.
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PREVENTED A DUEL,
Col. Wlckl:ne Returned to New Orleans
From Chicago, but Was Dissuaded.

Col. wlckl:ns Returned to New Orleans
From Chicago, but Was Dissuaded.
A few days ago Col. John C. Wickiffe, Louis
iana commissioner to the worlds fair, left Chi
cago for New Orleans and it was supposed that
he went home for the purpose Of getting Gov.
Foster to settle the disputes among the Louis
lana commissioners.
1t has developed that his object was to
fight duel with country editor 1t appears
that Middleton Glais of the Bunkie Blade, a
paper published in Lavoyelles parish. wrote
something to which the colonel took exception,
and refusal to retract resulted in a challenge
and the completion of arrangements for a duel
to be fought with shotguns loaded with buck
shot ut fifteen PAGES.
Sunday evening Col. wicxliffe arrived and
Immediately left for Bunkie, accompanied by
Mr.. O'Sullivan. city attorney. who acted as his
friend. Monday the friends of both parties
got together and amicable settlement was
the result
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The Hartford to He Renovated.

The historic warship Hartford, now moored
in Rotten Row at Mare Island, where
for many years she has been play
thing Of the tide, is about to be taken
from Rotten Row and put in commission. in ac-
cordauce with congressional legislation. by a
recent act of Congress the Hartford and Kear-
sarge are to be kept on the active list of war
ships Of the American navy. Before the Hart
ford is placed in commission she will be
stripped and repaired. 1t is the intention Of
the Navy Department to equip her with six
half-inch rifles for the batteries. supported by
battery of four-inch rspid-fre rides. The
ship will be totally dismantled and her sail
carrying capacity reduced to rig similar to that
Of the cruiser Chicago. This change will make
the Hartford bark rugged.
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enumber Of young men went to James Har-
mons residence in West Jackson street. Brazil,
Ind. on Monday evening bent on having
good time. They forced the door open ard
were in the act Of taking possession of the
house when Mr.. Harmon appeared on the scene
with double-barreled shotgun in his hand
The visitors quickly seized Harmon. but not
until he had emptied both barrels of his weapon.
The door Of the dwelling was riddled with shot
and clots of blood are numerous on the floor
The men made their escape before the police
arrived. All sorts OF weapons were used in the
fight It is thought that later details will show
that several of the participants were seriously
wounded
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FUTURE DA1S.

~ tue of writ of feri facias issued ont of the
CLERKS office of the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia and tc me directed, l will sell az public
sale cash. in front Of thu house door said
District. on THURSDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY
OF July. 1898 AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. all the
right it'll claim. interest and estate in and to the
following decroed property. 20 wit: Part of lots
bered l:S and 4 iii square numbered 6:}6 contained
within the following me es and bounds. viz Begin
ming for the the line of south Ca to. treat
noint distant 20 feet sonh of the northeast corner
of said lot numbered IA ard running thence due west
line of said lot thcnce no-thes sterly along
the line of said lot to the northwest of said
lot thence east Is feet 20 the of said
lot 13: thence north 70 feet: thence east 80 feet
inc hos to the line of said Sou:h Capitol street thence
alonE said street ~ feet to the place of be1in-
ming. together with all and singular the improvements
thereon Seized aud LEVIED up IN the property of
John II. Bird aud James Fletcher Henry Bird
surctv). ant will lie sold 20 satisfy execution No.
"a 6S at law ID :. GHi criminal in favor Ehcnezer
T. Warren. trading T. L. Warren Co.. to the use
of Barton L. Walker and the United States respect
iv,ly. -
DANIEL NJ RANSDELL. L. &. Marshal.
RADCLIFFE. DARR l. Co, Aucts
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Trainmen Want More Wages.

The engineers and firemen OF the Michi-
gan division OF the Big Four have made
a demand upon the officials here for an
advance in wages. A committee of engi-
neers waited upon Master Mechanic Dobble
Yesterday morning and asked for an increase
OF two-tenths Of cent per mile for passenger
engineers, Is cents dav for work engines and
1 cent per mile for freight engines. A commit
tee Of freight conductors and brakemen also
called on the officials and asked for an increase
to the standard Of other divisions.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING & SON. Auctioneers.
4 612 r st. z. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND

PERSONAL PROPERTY.
October: 4; D. 1884. and recorded among the land
GsS ea & r and ind faio
S4g to +, Byrd lewis and John sherman trustees
certain bonded indeb edness therein described
Samuel : Burdett having been substituted in place
aeed Of trust BY order entered the county court
q Wsstmoreand ronnty virsns on the 18th day Of
Of bonds secured by said deed Of trust the under
S ae ss e pRs fPtSP f bR h
JULY. 1893, at Colonial Beach. westnoreland
- The HGtei: Household aud Kitchen Furniture of
:teads. chairs. mating, bureaus. wsshstsnds cots,
tables for one hundred and four Uo4). rooms; the
Dining Room Furniture. consisting Of chairs, tables.
utensils necessary to run summer hotel OF one hun
dred and four uo4' rooms. Terms for the personal
p Three hundred and four c3y4 lots; Terms: All
Sr asr ana Snf % al ID
800 days or all cash. at option Of nurchaser
area of twenty-sieht casl acres two t:l roods .nd
nineteen u9, roles two wharyes also all the right
Company and to the river and shores. streets
avenues and parks the same subject to the
to or be vested in the lot owners at Colonial Beach
in cash the residue in two equal instaiments notes
for same to be given payable, respectively with in,
sale or all cash at the option Of purchase
Terms: One-third 10 cash. residue in two equal
fnstamenis notes for the same to be given payable
respectively with iutereet thereon six and twelve
months from day Of saeor all cash. at option of pur
chaser.
5. The remainder of the farm and wood land. con-
tain'ng two hundred and sixty and fifteen oHe-hun-
dredths acres, more or less.
Terms: One-third 81 cash. residue in two equal
notes for same TO be given PAYABLE
spectvely with intei est thereon at Fix and twelve
months from day Of saleor all cash. at the option Of
purchaser.
the s srs III a 81 5 E. @
and be continued from day 10 day until completed.
The title to the real estate will he retained until the
last OF purchase money notes given for
same IS paid and should purchaser fail to comply
with the terms OF sale ant payment Of any INSTALL
ment OF the purchase money or notes for same the
trustees will advertise aud sell again the property
which default is made at the and risk OF the de-
faulting purchaser. All conveyancng and recording
at the cost of the purchaser.
For further information aprly to the undersigned
L. BYRD LkWIS,
416 9Th ST. W. WASHINGTON, D. c. I r-r..o.s
SAMUEL s. BURDtTT, ( irusleeS.
g2o st. n. w., Washington, ID. C. ]
je1O-dts
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AUcT-oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Fh1NT u,s FIfTEEN FEET On THE SOUTH
TRIRTY-FIyE FEFT FAST OF TWELFTH
STkEEI EAST, BY DEPTH OF NINETY-TwO
FEET SEVEN INCHES.
By virtue Of deed of to the undersigned dated
Auyust II 1891 and recorded in Lber No. 1914 folio
4e seq OF the land records Of the District OF CO.
lumhia and 10y direction of the holder the debt
cured by said deed of trust. will sell pubic
auction FRIDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF
JULY. AT QUARTER PAST SIX O'CLOCK p. M
in front of the PREMISES ali the real Described in
said dee OF trust the being Of lots
ti and io-tysx t46) in the subdivision Of square ten
hundred and two COU2D PER plat in book R L. H. ,
folio 3ls o. the records OF the surveyors Once Of the
ST. thirty-fve ci5i feet east Of 10Th eas. and
running .hence east fifteen lll feet; thence south
nnety-twn t92) feet seven Cd inches; thence west
fifteen l0l tee:. and thnce north 20 the heginIing
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash (of
which 100 must be deposited time of sae) bal
ance ia two equal instailments at and years
from date Of with interest al per on
the property. all cash. at purchasers option. Con-
yeysncipg. &c. al purchaser cost.
MAHLON ASHFORD,l r.
ie2i-dEds John Z. BEAlI. lrusteee-
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.
ATTORNEYS

CAMPBELL CARRINaroN.
y Attorney-at-Law
Webster Law Buildinx, J0o ID ct n ". wsshinetou.
d. c. Residence. 1888 NV. d22
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OUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. SIT
UATE No. 4sl SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING SIT
UATE No. 42l SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of certain deed OF trus. to ne bearing
dat December 49, A. D. 1892 and duly recorded De-
cember ~ 1892. in lih.r No. 1862 folio 444 OF the
land records the District of Columbia the REQ nest
the parties secured thereby. we. the undersigned
trustees viii sell AZ puoic auction in front the
pnrreifnises; on THURSDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF
JULY A. ID. 1893. at CCARTER-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK 2. NJ, all that certain piece or parcel
o. land and premises situate IN tie city
Of Washington. District Of Columbia, and known
and designated and being part Of orieinI lot
six 3d. in square four hundred snd eighty-nine (is)
contained within the following me;es and bounds.
viz Beginning for the the east line of q b
street west at the north vest of said lot and
running thence south along said street 70 feet ~
inch thence % feet 80 inches the rear line
of said lot thence north 20 Ieet ~ inches thence
west AZ feet III inches TO the place CT ming to-
getner with the improvements thereon consisting of
a four-story b-lrk dwelling house with base rlent
Terms Of sale: one third OF the purchase money 10
he paid in cash and the balance in three equal IN
saients. pavahle in one. two and three years with
interest at six 90 per ceEtum per anuun. payable
semi-aDnlaly. from day Of sale secured by deed of
trust urou The property sold. cash. the otsion
of the purchaser der osit % 500 will be required
Of the purchaser at the time of sale.
All conveyGnciny. recording and notarial fees at the
cost OF the r;,rchsser Terms o sale be Sonnlied
with within ten days from day Of sale otherwise the
trustees the rirnt 10 eee the property at the
risk and cost of the defsll''nv purchaser.
WILLIAM y EDMoNSION.
CONSTANTINE II. w h-IAMSONS trustees
Address 500 5th st. n. vida ,e2l-dkas
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VALUABLE BuILDING LOT ON, SEVENTH
STREET BETWEEN g AND H STREETS
NORTHEAST L AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. gTNE LISWyEGNTYsEyENTH 1893
on the premes part of lot 20. square $50 fronting
20 LIZ feet the side Of 9Th street by depth
100 feet to 3Ofoot wide alley. improved By frame
stable and frame building.
Terms. One-halt cash. balance in one year, with
interest ed by deed of trust the property or
all ash at the option Of the purchaser derosii Of
olOO required st time Of sale. ConNeyancng and
je2O-dEis TROs. BOWLING SON, Aucts.
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Tried to XIII a Banker.

An attempt WAS made Monday morning by
Mike H. Leitch Of Pullman, Wash, to
kill Robert S. Browne, the president of
the Moscow National Bank. Leitch is in
debted to the bank. and after talking with
Browne started to go out, but suddenly turned
and fired through the screen over the cashier =
desk. The bullet struck the bar OF a screen
and glanced over Brownies shoulder, hitting
him in the neck. Leitch was arrested.
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AMENDING THE HOME RULE BILL.

The "Pall Mall Gazette" Says That the FL
nanclal Clauses VIII BE Abandoned.
The Pan Mall Gazette Of London, which,
BY the way. is an organ Of the conserva-
tive party. says that it is the intention Of the
government to abandon the financial clauses of
the Irish home rule bill and to substitute in
their stead new clauses empowering the Irish
legislature to frame its own budget to the amount
OF f5. 900 900, which, however, will have to be
submitted to the imperial parliament for rati-
fcatiOn.
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Meeting of Car Accountants

At the eighteenth annual convention OF
the international, Association OF Car Ac-
countan.s. held at Indianapolis, Ind, on Mon
day, 5. II. Church of the Pennsylvania lines
was elected president; II. G.. Straight, vice
presidents; s. H. Sechrist, Official Railway
Guide. secretary, and VI. c. Trout of the Ohio
Iopreselted
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Fortune for q Farm Hand.

Alfred Boston. q farm hand working for a
farmer near Newark, N. j.. has Just re-
ceived information that he has fallen heir
to an estate valued at $500. 900 by the death
Of his mother in England. Boston has wife
and three children, and has been working for
$40 per month. He is sixty-two years Of age.
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BIG SMUGGLING SCHEME,
Over 100 900 Valuable Skein. of Silk Loom
Captured by special Agents.

Captured by special Agents.
Speci,l Treasury inpectors Morton, Britton
and Capt. Swivel of the special agents depart
ment at New York have unearthed big SNUG
Cling scheme, captured over 100000 valuable
skeins Of silk looms and have arrested Antoly
Chovet, superintendent of the West New York
Silk Mill Company.
These mills are at West New York, Hudson
county. New Jersey. 8 p. Hynlan Is the
President, A. Ludwig. secretary and treasurer.
and NJ. Mass OF No. All Broome street this city
the general manager.
They claim to know nothing about the SNUG
gled supplies for their mill.
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Disagreed With the Pope and Resigned.
Tho position resigned recently by Carolina
serafino vannutelh, archbishop OF Bologna,
owing to differences between himself and
the pope regarding the papal policy. was
secretary Of Briefs Apostolique ct Grande
Chancellerie des Ordres. Monsignor Ciasea,
whose appointment ma secretary to the
congregation Of the propaganda fde was also
announced yesterday. was formerly pro secre-
tsry to the congregation Of the propaganda
6le
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
y ATCLIFFE. Darn L CO., AUCTS.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME.
HOUSE AND LOT ON F STREET NORTH

HOUSE AID IoT on STREET SoRTH
BETWEEN isT AND Cd sTREErs VEST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause numbered
l4499 wherein Catherine Z. WEIGH, guardian, is
complainant. and John WEIGH. infant. ct al are de-
PENDANTS the undersigned trustees win offer for sale
6y E'oliS Suction In from. If the premises on FRI
1893. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the
following described real estate and promises. lynn
and being in the city Of Washington District of
Columbia, to wit: All Of lot numbered three (S.
IN square numbered I'VE hundred and sixty seven
(o67l. beginning for the the line of street
north at point distant one hundred and sixty and
nvetenths Q60 D feet west from the southeast cor
ner OF said square running thence north hundred
and twenty 120) feet thence west twenty three and
dred and twenty 2O feet to the line of said street.
and thence east along that line to the point of begin
ming. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in two equal in
stalmenfs payable in one and two years from the
date Of SALE with interest the deferred payments
at the rate OF per cen:um per annu. payable semi
annually; and to be secured by adeed Of trust on
purchaser. deposit OF two hundred dollars $4,000
required at the time of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with in fifteen days from sale. All Conveyance
ing. recording. &C.. at purchases cost
D: s. MACKALL. T,rstaes
HENRY P. BLAIR Irustees'
jel3dkds 4l6 9Th st. NV.
. ssrrHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON &C
eoInt q the ram. until "WEDNESDAY. THE
hour and place.
R Fl !; MA 5. bLhfR, Trustees.
jel7-dkds 4l6 9Th st. n.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON POLK
sTREET. MAR JEFFERSON STREET, UNION
TOWN. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
145 folio ts ct seq one Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia. will sell in tr Mt Of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY. the TwENTY-FIRSr
DAY Of JUNE. a. D. 1895. at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
H.. all those certain pieces parcels of land and
premises known and distinguished and being in
uniontown. in the County Of Washngton. District of
Columbia, and known upon the plat plan of
said Uniontown as being lots numbered l53 l54 and
111. with the improvements.t hereon. together with
the improvements, ways, easements, rights, Srivi-
leges and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in
any wise appertaining.
Terms: One-thrd cash, balance in g. 10 and 10
months. notes to be given bearing cent per
mum interest. payable semi annually. and 10 be Sc
cured by deed OF trust on tie property sold all
cash, at the option of the rurch Conveyancing
&c. at purchasers cost A deposit of 500
required at time of sac. Terms of sale to be COM
piled with in fifteen days, otherwise the trustees
serve the right to the property the risk and
cost of defaultny purchaser after i've days
ment OF such resale In some newspaper published in
Washington. DC. -
CHRISTIAN q. LEDFRFR.
HENRY H. BERGMAN.
40
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BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SECOND STREET BETWEEN I AND K
SrktETS NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON. ID. C.
BY virtue of deed # dated TIE LIST day Of No.
vember. A. D. l.f2 and recorded in Lbcr l15l 70 10
81 seq of the land records OF the District of
Columbia. will sell at public auction in front Of
the premises. ON MONDAY. THE TWENTY-SIXTH
DAY OF JUNE. A; d. 1888. AT HAIF-PAsT ForR
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real estate
situate in the city Of Washington in the Dist let of
Columbia, to wit: The south eighteen (S) feet front
BY the tu depth of lot numbered tlirty-one (3D in
Susan NJ. Burcbe's subdivision of square numbered
seven hundred and siYt (1l6) per plat recorded
in Iber ". F. folio .O7 In the surveyors Ccc of the
District Of Columbia, with the improvements thereon
The property Will be sold subject rrior deed OF
trust. the amount due under which will b. stated at
the sale.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance in six and twelve months notes to
bear interest at the rate OF per from
the day OF sale. payable ssmi-annualy, and TO b.,
secured by deed OF trust the property sold or all
casa, at the option q the purchaser. Conve anciuy
and recording at the purchasers deposit one
hundred dollars iS1C0l required the time Of safe.
Terms OF sale 10 be complied with In 10 days after
Of SALE otherwise the trustees the resell
the property at the risk and cost OF defaul:ing
chaser after ve days advertisement sucn resale IN
The Evening star newspaper.
,els-dsds JESSE JnsN T H. WEfI[ls;oy Trustees.