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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-17
Pennsylvania College,
GETTYSBURG. PA.
Founded in 1892

large Faculty. Two full courses OF study
Classical and Scientific. Special courses in
all departments. Observatory, Laboratories
and new Gymnasium. Six large buildings,
steam heat Libraries 2@ volumes. Ex-
penss-s low. Department Of Hygiene and
PHYSICAL Culture in charge Of an experienced
physician Accessible by frequent railroad
irsins. Location on the Battlefield Of Gettys-
burg most pleasant and healthy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-17

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BETTY harmless. always reliable and benehcI|
Evening star., 1894-01-24
BROONLNND.

The Dorcas Society of st. Clements +.
Z. Church had a very successful meeting
yesterday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Sage in West Brookland. The next
assembling of the ladies' of the society viii
be with Mrs G.. VI. Fillmore in West Brook
land. An oyster supper will be given at
the home of Mrs. 4. q. Carmick tomorrow
evening to the choir Of st. Clements in
recognition of the faithful and efficient ser
vice they have rendered their church.
Master Allen Towers celebrated his
birthday on Monday evening by a pleasant
gathering of his friends at his home on
Hartford street and an enjoyable "taffy
pull" Among those present were Mrs.
Fillmore. Master Eddie Fillmore, Carl and
Willie kellar. Bessie Towers. Stella Larner,
Hattie Owens and Grace Larner
Miss Belle Owens was completely surpris-
ed at the close of her birthday on Wedncs-
day by sudden onset of her friends who
from all points of the compass met at Uni
ve-sity station, and, preceded by music
marched to the home of Miss Owens On
Michigan avenue, where after the first
amazement had subsided, the night was
spent in dancing and pleasant chat Those
present were Mrs. Donaldson and the
Misses Lille and BERTHE Donaldson of
Brightwood, Mr.. Firr and Mr.. Phillips of
Washington. MIR. Clarke and Mr.. Richard
Moore of Anacostia, Mrs. Joseph Rhine.
Miss Pinkie Rhine, Mr.. Plummer Rhine
Messrs. George Cobourn, Ashton Cobourn
John Hamilton and Ollie Case of Clifton
Park, Miss Lille Kramer and Mr.. Dudley
Gilmore of Silver Springs and Mr.. Charles
Robey of Chillum.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
Went Down With the Tre.tle.

The most disastrous railroad accident in
the history of southern Arkansas occurred
near camden, Ouachita county Ark. Sat
urday night, in which three men were killed
outright and nearly a score OF others in
Jured. The accident occurred on a narrow
gauge railroad ten miles from Camden. A
lumber train. loaded with workmen. was re-
turning to the mill owned by the j. E. Potts
Lumber Company, and on rounding curve
the engineer was Mortified to discover that
a trestle few yards in front of hin, had
been undermined by the heavy rains and
partly washed away. He made desperate
effort to stop the train but 1t crashed head
long into the ravine. The engine went down
first, followed by the fiat cars loaded with
Worknen- Several men jumped, but many
were caught under the lumber and held
fast, while the others We're pinioned beneath
the heavy cars and crushed to death
Those who We're able 10 walk went 10
farm houses near by and dispatched rles-
sengers to Potts Mill and to Camden for
aid. In the meantime the farmers in the
vicinity rushed to the scene of the wreck
and rendered all the assistance in their
power. The dead and injured were taken to
the homes of the farmers, which were con-
verted into temporary hospitals. Three men
were taken from the wreck crushed beyond
recognition.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
hENSINGTON.

Several days ago the Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church sent a
large barrel of clothing and box of
fruits and jellies to the Deaconess Home
of Washington, for distribution among the
poor and sick Of that city. a committee
had been appointed to solicit contributions
and most OF the families in the neighbor-
hood, and a number of friends from Garrett
Park. responded. The goods sent were val
ued at S31. -.
The parsonage of the Methodist Church
was filled with young folks Monday even
ing, the occasion being a surprise party
rendered to Miss Lizzie Thompson. Among
those present were: Miss Anna Lee of
AnaCostia. Miss Ball OF Washington, Miss
Blanche Latane of Virginia, Mrs. Calmese
of Kentucky Major and Mrs. J. w. Black
burn, MIR. and Mrs. Z. W. Moore, Misses
Sallie and Fannie Reese, Nellie and Garlic
Ogden, Eona Mannakee. Laura Wheatley,
Mamie Lewis. Oda Calhoun, Nellie Miner,
Stella Perry, Julia Langille, and Messrs
Harry Mannakee, William j. Thompson.
Arthur Baxter, Frank Calhoun Clark
Thompson, and Drs. William l.. and ]. l..
Lewis of kensington.
Miss Ball of Washington is the guest of
Miss Lizzie Thompson.
Mr.. Anthony Ray. who has been home
on visit, has returned to the University
Of Virginia.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
c. G. SLOAN & Co. AUCTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE SITUATE on WASHINGTON
STREET AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
CANAL. IN GEORGETOWN, D. C.. AND IN.
fRoEED BY LARGE BRICK BUILDINGS
ADAPTED TO USE OF MACHINE SHOPS
lkON FoUNDRIES OR WAREHOUSE PUR.
BY .irtue Of a deed of trust to us bearing date
the 10th day Of May, A. II. 1891 and duly re.
sofded IN liber numoer 1863, At folio 2s2 ct seq.
OF the land records of the District of Columbia
ani az the request of the parties secured thereby.
We tne Undersigned trustees Will sell at public
2nct,on, In front OF the premises. ON TUESDAY.
January THIRTIETH. 1884. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK
N All those certain pieces parcels OF land
una premises situate in Georgetown in the District
oi 'oluinhia, and designated lot numbered 2T
ana SO much OF lot numbered 26 as is not included
withln the Chesapeake anc Ohio canal, in Beall's =
addition to Georgetown.
Also strip or lot OF ground south of said lot 81
hhowh as part OF Mapping and bounded on the
north by said lot %. on the east by Washlnytor
street, on the south by lot 62 of Deakin's Lee and
.azehoNes addition TO Georgetown, and on the
West by Old Georeetown all of said Land l,einr if
square numbered p in Georgetown together with
the Improvements thereon consisting OF two large
Drick buildings, formerly used machine shops
and iron foirdries
said property will be sold subject to n ceftair
decd or trust for $4,000 dated Nav 25 1891 nav.
anie an thret years from that date, with Interest
aid. - ' u
VI tust above described. deposit of $500 will b.
Iequired at time of sale Terms of sale 10 be com
Pne1 win In ten days from date of sale other
"Isc lhc trustees reserve the right 10 resell n,
Popert! at The risk and of the defaulting pur
Suaser or purchasers after such notice as the nm
oersighed may deem proper
CHARLES p WILLIAMS
'Ni'-u1s WALTER r. WILCOX, Trustees
Evening star., 1894-01-24
HYATTSVILLE,

The third meeting of the Gastronomic
Prize Club of this village was held at AL
denhall," the residence of DR.. Henry S.
Hall, last Monday night. with a full at
tendance, and was voted one of the most
enjoyable affairs of the season. The rooms
were brilliantly Illuminated and handsome
" decorated. The display of cookery was
exceptionally fine Conversation was in
dulged in until a late hour. The first prize
was again awarded to Mrs. Capt. W. A
Bartlett of Highland; this time on chicken
croquettes; and Mrs. K. G.. Whiting won
the second prize for the wine jelly. Those
present were DIR. and Mrs. n. NJ Buck. Mr.
Espy ID. Buck and Master Lonny Buck
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. f. h. Baukhages. Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Tise and Misses Mamie and Matte Tise,
DIT. and Mrs. Henry s. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
r. @. Whiting, MIR. and Mrs. H. N Crutch-
EFT and Miss Marie Crutchett, Capt and
Mrs w. y. Bartlett. Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Cutcheon, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Gramlich,
Masters Paul Crutchett and Edwin Rauk-
hages. Miss Daisy Bartlett, Mrs. John
Raker, Mrs. VIM. Giusta and Mrs J. NJ.
Tinker. The next meeting of the club will
take place at the residence of Mr. r. G.
Whiting on the first Monday in February.
dance will be given at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Holden tomorrow night
iE honor of their guest, Miss Gertrude Pax
ton of Washington.
a number of the citizens Of this village
will meet at Wells Hall tomorrow night
for the purpose of organizing a volunteer
fire company. The officers of this company
will be elected at this meeting. The con
test for chief fireman viii be quite lively.
as there are several candidates for the
position.
The Webster Debating Society will meet
at Mechanics Hall this evening and give
general debate upon the Chinese question.
Evening star., 1894-01-24

Mt Airy, on the main line, was visited by
thieves few nights ago and an entire hind
quarter OF beef and twenty-five pieces of
pork taken. County Constable Adams and
Mr. Mullinix traced the tracks of a team
from the meat house to the house Of a
coiored woman Katie Bostick, where they
found half the meat. recovering the balance
or IL underneath the hay in the stable Of
Harry Luckett. colored. As they were get
ting out the meat Luckett escaped to the
thick woods nearby and has not been cap
tured- The Bostick woman was brought
to Frederick. and upon preliminary hea =
ing before Justice Eckstein was committed
to jail in default of 500 bail, to await the
action of the grand jury.
w aShington Camp, No. 36i, Patriotic
Order Sons of America, of Germantown
Philadelphia, Pa. has passed resolutions
complimentary to Chief Judge James Nc
snerry OF this city, a synopsis of whose
views as to the inadvisibilty of dividing
the public school fund was given in The
Evening Star at the time.
Mrs. Mary E., wife of Geo. j. Butt, who
died in Washington a few days ago, was a
native of this county and very well known
here. of her surviving children, Mrs. Alice
Cashour lives at New London, this county
Mr.. 5. p. Keller at Laurel. Nd; Mr.. Geo.
H. Butt at Petersburg, Va; Miss Lila
Warde Butt and Mr.. f. ]. Nottingham in
Washington.
The company recently organized to build
an electric railway from Myersville, this
county, to Middletown are determined that
unless the projected road from Frederick
to Middletown is built they will extend
their road on down the valley from Middle
town to Brunswick. They have nearly dis
posed of the $1,000 worth of bonds to guar
antee the building of their line and expect
to have work begin this spring.
At the church work convention of the
Evangelical Reformed Church., recently
held in Woodsboro, this county. Reform
ed Church Ministerial Association was or
ganized, composed of all the Reformed min
isters in the county, and with the Rev. DR..
T.. r. Erchb bach of Frederick as president
and the Rev. Atvill Conner secretary.
Geo VIM. Smith has bought the lG6-acre
farm of the late Col John b. Thomas, for
s9.I94. His 1U4-acre farm was bought by
Caleb Lewis. for $6.314. and 33 acres by
John F. Knauff, for $S0S.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
ROCKVILLE.

The January term Of the circuit court for
this county has closed. In the case of
Blanche VI. Etchison agt. Marcellus Etchf-
son. action for divorce the court decided in
favor OF the plaintiff and granted alimony
TO the amount of $50 per year. George
Banks. colored. tried for committing an as
sault on Officer Horton G.. Thompson at
Germantown. was released by the court on
condition that he leave the county.
In the Orphans court on Tuesday the fol-
lowing business was transacted: George p
Hoskinson and Clarence Hoskinson admin
lstrators of Hilleary Hoskinson, deceased
nled an estimate of annual rental value of
real estate of deceased. II. Maurice Talbot
administrator of Stephen Robertson, de-
ceased. filed inventory of personal estate of
said deceased and was granted order of
sale. An inventory of real estate of Will
lam NJ Thayer. late OF the District of Co
lumbta. deceased. was filed in this court.
Ordination services will be held in the
Christian Church at this place Friday even
ing, 18th instant. when Rev. Richard Bag
by. the young pastor of that cOngregat tion
Rev. F. ID. Power of Vermont Avenue
Church. Washington. will deliver an address
appropriate to the occasion. Rev T. 3
Bagby, chaplain of the House of Represent
etves and brother of The candidate will
also be present and take part in the ex-
ercises.
The committee appointed at a recent meet
ing of the Rockville Rod and Gun Club to
prepare law for the protection of game
has concluded to await the adoption of the
general state law now before the legislature
Evening star., 1894-01-24
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DUNcANsoS BROS. AUcrIoNEERs,

TRl Rl,SrEES' SALE OF VALUABIE t-<rNfppo,-,-r,
PROPER1l KNOWN AS LOTS q AMI
bIOCh ~. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS rK,r>-1
IHE NORtHEaSr CORNER or I'ETIi-t n. nj
AND HARVARD STlEErS NORTHWEST
By virtue of certain deed OF tru.f h.s-,n.
and recorded In Liber No. eS4 foiia 81. :, iea-' -'
OF 'he land records OF the District of fain-sssg,
aud az the request Of the holder az ~. ,ss
se'niec uer"Sy. We Will sell public sucfion
IN front OF the premises. on TIfESDay Ttss
THiHrlEIH DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID isaa iaT AZ
HAlfrASr -FOUR O'CLOCK + NJ m. 1oiIs foiIa,,. - J. I
described real estate situate in fbe ,as,,,, ~
washington, District Of Columbia ~ wIts ~ ~,
those certain pieces and Parcels OF iand and ,- 81
lses Known and distinguished as lot 49, a
ara :. In hlcck numbered %. In John Shern.n'
trustee subdivision OF blocks numbered 81 u
"a. and New Jersey ia ~. -aIhiiri-io,- ~
part OF Mt. Peassni and Pleasant pistns =.
known a. Columbia Heights. as said a., n.,.s ooS
sui division IL recorded In the once of rho -
yeyor OF the District Of Columbia IN ,Donpf, -.
Ject TO certain deed % trust for So 80 ana ~.
Interest thereon. The conditions q. fhix f-1ss M
be announced at time Of sale WIN
Terms: One-third OF the purchase Fnop., - -
paid In cash, the balance IN two equal insta u
Gents In and two years from dsv az 80
Tue notes Of the purchaser tn be given b-s rt,,.
Interest at the rate Of g peg eenf = lscr ,nnn,a
pa! able sCni-annually. and 10 he Secal,d nv sa.I
OF trust upon the property sold or an cash NJ -.
option OF the purchaser. deposit OF S.OO hi
Ia be coupled with within fifteen days frors asy
OF sale the trustees the right to r,s-i
the property at the risk and cost ~ defani,,,,.
purchaser after i've DAYS advertisement of sncs
resale. All conveyancing ana recording AZ nar-
chasers cost
DAVID 70. STONE
JOHN A. TAYLOR,
t-dAas
Evening star., 1894-01-24
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO. AUCTIoNEERs
No. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE NV

CH ANCEII AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vAIU-
ABLE REAL. ESrATE, SITUATE II ALLEY
BETWEEN f AND I, TWELFTH AND TIIfl.
PEENTH S@dREErS STREE NORTHWEST. IMPROVED
CLOSE THE ESrATE OF WILLIAM GRE!A-
uLdcr aud by virtue of the last will and tesla.
nent of William Greasou. dee cas- ed duly RECORDED In
viii Book No, -, folio -, in the Office of tbs
register Of wills of the District OF Columbia, arl
under and by virtue Of certain DEGREES. passed i'm
Eluity Cause No lilo9 docket No. 2s. by the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia In
which cause George W. Greason ct al are ,,or,
piainants and Clarence Leroy Palmer ct al sry
respondents IN order TO settle up and close the
for sale, on the premises. on MONDAY. A%T
AIRY TWENTl-NlNTH. A. ID. 1894 AT Hal
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, part of lot numbered
four GA, in square numbered two hun,iraai -,
ninety C29c contained within the folIoWinr ,natas
and rounds Beginning for the same al tho no-sb
eastern corner of the said lot, and thence runnn.
south seventy feet sih inches go feet q inches1
thence west eleven feet and eight and two-thir,l
inches III feet % inchesl: thence north scvan,r
feet and six inches 10 feet inches1: thencs
east to the place of beginning
This property is located in the nl1ev bo,v-.o,, +
and +, 18th and 18th streets northwest thn -
trance being on street. Ii is improved by In -pe
new brick stable containing all modern conxs-
nionces. in the best OF order ''e Z
Terms of sale: Onethirl of the nnrcb,sa ,,o,..
in cash. the balance PAYABLE in and two wears
denced by the purchasers promissory notes So
cured hy first lien upon She property sold besrin,
interest at SIX per centum per annum nov1hi,
selni-annually; Taxes and assessments paid to
June 30. 1893. All title examining coavevancinS
chaser " '"e Pur-
Terms Of sale to be complied with within, so,
days after the property is Sold or the trustee will
resell at the risk and cost of the defaultinx pnr.
GnaSeT fdr E h, depos Of tive hunred and Gy dol
. 80 W. ue I9'iureu OF INC purchaser when the
property IS soid. THOMAS NJ. FIELDS
Jd-oh~ds Trustee. No. $40 u ST. NV
Evening star., 1894-01-24
INDIA's FINANCIAL PROSPECTS.
The Gladstone Ministry Criticised for
the State of Chaos.

the State of Chaos.
The London Globe says that the Indian
financial prospects are in state of chaos
and without any tendency to a satisfactory
solution. Continuing, the Globe remarks:
''One great experiment has collapsed and
a reversal of the attempt made in June to
subject political economy to official regula-
tions really amounts to confession of fail
ure. The whole financial situation in India
must now be faced, and the Intervention of
sound economist is wanted with a large
commission to overhaul the whole subject
and with proportionate power to give ef-
feet to his recommendations
The 81. James Gazette severely criticises
the past Indian policy and says that after
demoralizing the trade since June the In
dian governments unfortunate experiment
has completely broken down, and that its
tardy retreat from an untenable position
also means that MIR. Gladstone's govern
ment is at last alive to the hazardous and
desperate nature of the financial game the
indian authorities are playing. In conclu-
sion the St. james Gazette SAYS:
IF the government dismisses the idea of
establishing a gold standard in India and
abandoning cheap for expensive currency
enriching China and Japan at the cost of
India, then the dangers of the past six
months will assume less portentous dimen-
stons. In the meanwhile, SATURDAYS de-
cision means further fall with no imme-
diate prospect of steadiness in the price of
silver"
Evening star., 1894-01-24
jafs-d&ds
RADCLIFFE, DARR x CO., AUCTIONEERS.
No. S20 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV

CHANCERy AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
LIABLE REAL ESTATE. sITUATE IN THE
NoRTHEASr SrH EA CORNER OF SECOND AND
PROVED BY FRAME DWELLINGS Nos
200 AND 2o2 MARYLAND AVENUE NORTH
EAST To close THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM
GlEAsoN. Deceased.
Under and 10y virtue Of the last will anl tesla
men. ment Of William treascn. leceas. d recorded in
lister of wills of the District OF CoiuIubia and
under and by virtue If certain DEGREES Iass,d in
equity cause No l1lO9. dOcEet No. ~ in the Su-
preme Court OF the District of Columhia wherein
George W. Gr.ason ct al complainants aud
Clarence Leroy Pnlmer CT al are .sSt'onslrGts. /
FIRST. 1894, at HALFrAST FUUR -r,y'r'K T.
", on the premises. PERI Of lot numb, ,rSl three
49, In square numbered seven hun!r,l aud ,iftv-
seven C159l, contained within the followu. f.,i .
and bounds; Beginning al the southwest ,sr rler II
said square and running tncnce easterly alalg TIE
inches tS6 feet inches, thence IN" na-h nu, ln,n
dred and eighry-seNen feet three inches tiN7 feet
,52 feet inchesl; thence south two hundred and
four feet -four Inches ,2O4 feet inches, Il, rhe
point OF beginning. and cpRtainng sIN thorsand
three hundred and sixtyfour ieet 1884 fcrll more
less. ~
This property is the most eligible corn-r on .s,,
mol nn hll. and Is very n.lt'ble in cav &. sIa-
The present impfoy am 'pts runsiSt IT iva ,vt,-
story frame houses, both e which ar, yiei,iit-
good rentals.
In cash the balance payable in on.. aul Two y,.srS
evidenced by the pnrchas sr's prpmis cory Dct,S
cured by nrst lien upon he property sid i-'a .Hs
sem-annually. TaNes ani ass.->srn.,riS mid to
June 30. 1888 All title examining -,oi,v,, ,an,.i, /.
and recording TO be at 'be spl, 'rs' %. he Ia
chaser. -"
Terms of sale he compiled with wi.b5a ,.,
days after she property is sold r rbe tr,stae ,,,i
resell at the risk and ost Of ,h, iefsniSin. W.. WI,
chaser. A deposit OF five hunlraf dollars VIII he
sold. f''S a.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS rrus-ec.
Ja-on"os NJ. 3o ID 81. NV
Evening star., 1894-01-24
pUNcANsoN BROS. AUCrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE Two-sroRy
s39 q STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust baariny aa,,
90 the twentieth '2oth, day of MAY A ~ 1Saa
trict of Columbia in Ltber No. 1851, folio los .,
secured thereby, We will offer at public aucttou
THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. q. 1884, Al
HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the city OF
washington District Of Colombia. TO wit: All ths
certain piece parcel of land and premises know
ard distinguished as and being lot numbered forty
one ,4D. in Thomas J. Kings subdivision Of lof,
in square numbered three hundred and nivbty
nine tSse. as sad subdivision is recorded IN hool
10. folio 81 Of the records Of the SURVEYORS orc
Of the District of Columbia, together with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms one-third Of the purchase money 70 hs
paid in cash, and the balance in two ,e.,j ,ns..n
ments, Respectively, in "ne and two years Sc
cured by deed OF trust upon the property sold
with interest thereon, payable semi annual, a,
the rate of per cent per analn or ali ,.,sS :. =,
the option OF the purchaser. 4 :erosit a. sYs,e
Will be required at the time Of sale. sale tc h.
closed iB AftceR days from DAY Of saip ,tb,r
wise the property VIII le rssold A. ii,, ~i,k md
cost Of defaulting purchaser. arer fye dn~S
notice of such resale by advertisement in so;se
one or more newspapers Publisn.d in the City oi
Washington, ID. c. -
LOUIS ID. WINE
CLARENCE B. RHEEM
Trustees
Jsls-u&os GIG r NV.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
TRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL, ESTATE IN rEy
SoBDlNIsloN OF BARRY FARM. IN HILLS

lkt SIZES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
SoBDlNISl0N OF BARRY FARM. IN Hills
DAi-E. IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
-, ny virtue or decree the Supreme Court OF
re Disirlct OF Columbia. passed the SEVEN
t,1I-,,nn n DAh OF JANUAtsN- A. u. 1884, N
et al are complainants and Maria Flood is de-
I'ndaht the undersigned tfusteeS will offer for
saie, AZ public auction. in fhsnt Of the premises
On ,rOESDAf. THE THIRTIErH DAY or JANr-
tHhl' a H. 1924. AT FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ all
that piece or parcel Of ground situated lying and
coiuhbla- and distinguished as the north half OF
@ -, numbered thirty 800 in section seven f7D in
tue SUBDIVISION by the trustees Of Barry Farm
AssOrulisg 10 the plat thereof on the fie in the
Hncr ol the surveyor for Washington county In
& ls District ot Columbia, and being the me prop
srs conveyed 10 James Flood deceased bv deed
dated august 10. 1859. and duly recorded in Ier
No. 10 folio la Of tn Land records OF the Dis
trlct OF columbia. less thar mart thereof suhse.
r1ehiis conveyed by said James Flood 10 Mattfe
Nioss bF de'd recorded in iiher 1893 In folio "a
seN, on me SAID land records. together with the
Terms; one-third cash. the balance in one ana
INo years from the day OF sale. the deferred nav
nienis TO bear interest az the rate Of & rer ccn,
Pr shhun payable semi-auuuaily. and 70 he Sc
esu of deco OF trust on The property sold or ali
s1oa az tne option OF the purchaser deposit OF
efty Is knocked down Terus 10 he conpiis,d ws,h
IN niteen days from the day Of sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the roner,v a,
the risk and cost OF the defaulrfng purrhaser An
cost. ~ P~'N-~sei
BATES WARREN.
4l2 5th 81 NV
DOUGLASS S. MACKAII.
sar- sssA sl6 5th St NV.
Trustees