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BROOkLAND.

Mr.. Lynn Sizer of Cumberland, Md, has
returned home after pleasant visit with
friends in BrookIand.
Mr.. John a. Carr is at home in West
Brooklsnd after quite sojourn in the west.
Prof. Walter e. Barrows and family left
BroOkland last Friday night for Buffalo, n.
Y. where they will spend a few weeks be-
fore going to their new home at the State
Agricultural College, near Lansing, Mich.
Miss Mamie Eichman of Sargent road has
been spending some time in West Washing
ton as the guest of her cousin, Miss Katie
Nauman.
The rext meeting of the Queenstown Mite
Society viii be held at the residence of Mr..
MILFORD Robbins on Frankfort street. At
the meeting of the society in the Baptist
Church. the second Tuesday in March, Miss
Edna Frazee, Mr.. Willis Reynolds, with
other fayorite talent, are expected to be
present.
Supervising Principal Keene visited the
BroOkland school yesterday. made thor
ough examir alton of the progress of the
different grades and found the progress of
the pupils on the line of study marked out
for them to be very satisfactory.
The Brookland Assembly have in contem-
plation another ball in the hall during Eas-
ter week which promises to be an assured
success, as the young assembly is becoming
very popular.
Miss s. 5. Smith was the recent guest of
Mrs Joseph Phillips at "Cherrydale."
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DUNcANsoN BRcs., AUcTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
y ERISToE COURT. BETWEEN 18th AND

TRUsTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
isr1 aSb 6S DHa s fEEEktX iShH ESP
EXCELLENT PROPERTY FOR INyEsTMENT
on The Fifth 9TH day OF August Ap IsS ant nSJ
recorded anon; the Land records Of the District OF
at the request Of the holders Of the notes OF se aa
thereby. We WILL OFFER at public s auct i Il
EVE # Rfnfnbs8s;f Of fn 1ANaHI b ,s rs
at FIVE O'CLOCK p: NJ, the following Described
District Of Columbia, to wit: All tbess esStS!r
g;sses or parcels Of land and premises known ane
arsd and ,hi!!yseven gS5i and one hundred snt
fnhirty,eish lSsl: IN Mary " Bonnell and J. W
hundred and thirtynye C23sl, as per plat recorded
o the psc the OF a Ss
with the improvements thereon.
IT, Terms 9ne,,hird Of the purchase money b,
%enss' respectively In one and two years secured
Interest aesS 90 tIs fnt sold VIII
tSn St the H. Borfaa %s !, Sepq; VIII
fifteen days from day Of sale. otherwise the prop
ing purchaser after I'VE days notice Of such resai,
by advertisement IN some one or more newspaper
IN the city B 4 iMyaniRRbISsHGn w pG
LOUIS D. WINE.
jaIo-d&ds Trustees
THE ABove SALE HAS BEE; POSTPONED
BRkTNARp H. WARNER.
LOUIS ID. WINE.
ta24-d&ds Trz,s.ees
THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, FEBRUARY NINTH, 1894 same
hour and place.
BRAINARD II. WARNER
LOUIS ID. WINE.
ja31 d&ds Ty4Istass
VThE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH lsgI
same hour and place.
BRAINARD II. WARNER
LOUIS ID. WINE.
fe?-dAds Trustees.
DvTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY TIIIED
1874, same hour and place.
BRAINARD II. WARNER
LOUIS ID. WINE,
felo-d&ds Trustees.
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FREDERICK.

Measures have been sent to the members
OF the Frederick delegation. to be intro
duced at the prese1t session of the Mary
land legislature, which, If adopted, Will
effect radical changes in some departments
CT government in this county. One of the
bills is for the purpose of abandoning the
Office of county tax collector, whose place
is to be filed by county treasurer, elected
by the people. Another bill is to reduce the
salaries Of Judges Of the circuit court and
court officials. and another is to abolish
the office of police justice of Frederick City
Ali these measures have been gotten up by
what is known as the anti-Baughman ele-
Ient and their purpose is, they state, to
bring about these and other changes in the
interest of good government.
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution have elected
Mrs John Kitchie and Mrs. Henry Will
Hams as delegates to the National Congress
Oi the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, which meets in Washington tomor-
row.
Miss Olivia c. Urner died Monday after
room at the home of her father, Joshua
Irner, near Liberty, this county. She was
a Niece Of Milton q. Urner, naval officer of
the port OF Baltimore
The people OF Frederick were surprised
On Monday night to hear the roll OF
thunder and see the vivid flashing of light
LlnS II was bona fde thunder storm
Inc new board Of charities and cor-ec-
tons OF Frederick county met Tuesday, and
organized b. electing Charles e Nauybt
president, Joseph H. Bussard. secretary
and Augustus l.. BCteler, treasurer E'or
Tie position Of superintendent Of MontevIe
hospital. who is appointed by the board
theTs Is HNSIy contest Tobias Main -
sid to Be in the lead for the place. Luther
Derr. the present incumbent, is a candi-
Gate Tor reapQOIntmeut.
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TAkOMA PARK.

AT the prayer meeting held at the resi-
dence of Col. @. G. hniiiin, Air. W l.
fOIiners as leader. read an interesting,
lesson on the subject OF faith and ob.1i-
eLce. most Of those present participating
Ia the service At its close an organization
was formed, 10 be known as The Methodist
League Of Tallonla Park" with the object
% uniting the MethOdists of Takoma as
vel as all in sympathy with them, engag-
ms IN work that would not conflict with
any church at present existing here, holding
weekly meetings, and 10 form the nucleus
O society which in time may result in a
41etnOisi5J church. The constitution and
bylaws were read BY Mr.. Geo. II. Wells CT
thG committee appointed for this purpose,
and the following signatures We're obtained
VIZ Root w Best, Geo. Fl. Wells Lewis
u MOoers, Mrs. Robt ". Best, Miss Annie
> Bes-, Hiss Minnie l.. Best, Miss
Elizabeth Y Byaum. Miss Roberta Ifsst
Mrs l.. N. MOOers. Mrs. Adeline II. Wells,
W. l. F0l!mer, Annie NJ. t'Ollmer, Arthur
Burreli. Jesse q. Rear. An election was
heid at wlich the following were elected,
VIZ; President. EJbt- ". Best; vice presi-
cent. Lewis VI MJoerS; secretary, Geo. II
Wells, Treasurer. Minnie l.. Best The
meeting On Monday next will be held at
MI J. Vance Lewis on Maple avenue
Inc acceptance OF the invitation Of Mrs
Gee II. " els to the associate members
o. TakO1na Park Christian Endeavor So
eie.y, 10 become her guests during a Moody
anu SauNey service at Convention Hail On
Tuesday. has been postponed until next
Wees.
Miss c. NJ SUNNY is spending a few
DAYS In Laurel, the guest OF Or. ana Mrs
Frank ". Lang
Nj Robert Farkins Of Scranton. Pa. is
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fell dads
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers. 140I q st.
tSuccessors TO Latimer & Sosnt.
,,,1r,, SALE vi y S.rs, a,lsr i:rttyt,S.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No eli j STREET SOUTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
By virtue OF certain deed OF trust, dated the
Both day OF December, A ID. 1892, and duly re-
corded in Liber No. 1851. folio 2si ct seq, one of
the land records Of the District of Columbia, and
at the written request of the party secured there
premises, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY
THIRD, 1894, at HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK II.
Nj, the following described real estate in the city
of Washington, District aforesaid, to wit: All that
certain piece parcel of land and premises known
and distinguished and being lot numbered forty
eight AS, In Arthur FeIdails subdivision Of lots
In square numbered four hundred and sixty seven
t46Il, per plat recorded in book ]. H. X, folio
%, in the surveyors office Of the District Of Co
Goetznger. Walter Goetzin;er and John Goet-
ginger, Jr., by deed from Charles Ii. Parker ans
Carrie NJ. Parker his wife, and recorded the
10th day of October, A. ID. 1881, In Liber No.
1907. folio 4s6 ct seq, the said John Goetzncer.
ST., having died a widJwer the I'D day OF July.
A. u. 1872, together with the Improvements, CON
sisting Of two-story brick dwelling with brick
stable In the rear, being premises known No.
Ga L street southwest, Washington, u. c.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money In cash.
the balance In ore and two years, with interest,
payable semi annually and secured by a deed Of
trust on the property, all cash. All conveyanc-
ing and recording at purchasers cost. A deposit
of 500 VIII he required at the time Of sale. Should
the tel ms be not fully complied with in fifteen
days iron day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property at risk and cost Of de-
they may dssW Necessary.
H. Fl. BERGMAN.
G. A. EMMERICH.
felS Trustees.
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FATAL END OF A JOKE.
Tragic Termination OF Cornell Uni
versity Banquet.

ithaca, N Y, last night passed through
another annual class riot. The occasion
was the Cornell University freshman BAN
quet at the old Masonic Hall, on Tioga
street. For week the under classmen
have been at swords points. Numerous
hazings have occurred. and more than once
has the spirit exceeded it's proper bounds.
Last night the spirit reached it's height.
The city officials tripled their regular po-
lice force and added a large number of
specials
The freshmen congregated on the cam
pus and started down the mill to have their
feast When they reached the hall where
met by four or five hundred sophomore
'townies." who proceeded to prsvent their
entrance to the building.
Potatoes, eggs. stones and what not hew
fast and thick. In the melee two of the
rushers were seized by the policemen and
quickly dragged to the station, where they
were locked up. While the multitude We're
following the officers, trying to effect the
escape of the prisoners. the freshmen quiet
ly stole upstairs and held their spread,
after which they INDUCED in Ioasts and COL
lege songs. E
Later the sophomores committed an old
time trick on the freshmen. Noxious odcrs
filled the air and the hall was emptied.
Several men were carried from the build
ing insensible. The freshmen announce
that their enemies placed asafetida in their
food and generated chlorine gas about
the hall.
A corps of physicians was summoned.
Prompt efforts We're made to resuScitate
the asphyxiated students. The freshmen
were wild with rage, and the banquet was
suspended
Several walters were overpowered.
The hall was taken possession of By the
police, who rans2cked the corridors ard
side rooms to find the source Of gas.
Miss jackson, a colored woman, who act
ed as cook for the students, died 1T 12:20
this morning. She was taken from the
hall insensible. The doctor s.iys that she
had been subject to heart trouble and weak
lungs.
The sophomores obtained possession of a
side room and located a generator of the
gas so that it was connected with the BAN
Quet hall by means OF rubber tubes
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THOMAS BOWLING a co. AuctioD.e~

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE PROP
ERTY STU ATE On THE NORTHEAST Cpi,
NER OF nth AND CORCDRAN STREETS
LOI 2l193 TO ALLEY. IMPROVED RY ;
nlsICk DWELLING AND STORE, CoST,IN-
ING % ROOMS.
Under and by virtue of a certain deed ,,f t,,,s,
bearing date May IL, A. H. 1893. and ,lulv re-
corded in Liber No. 1922. folio 32s 81 seq one -,
the land records OF the DISTRICT OF iJolurnS,a -
the request Of the party secured thereby m, mr.
dersigned trustees will. on FRIDAY the SFCo\D
DAY OF MARCH. 1894. at II .LF-PAST t-,,I,R
O'CLOCK PM..tn front OF the premises sell -
public auction the following, described real estate
situate in the city OF Washington DiStri.t a,
Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered ntuety-two fa,l
in JOIN T. Arms subdivision 9. s0rar.. one M,
drcd and seventy nine u1Sl. per plat rac,lel en-
Liber IA folio lo1 OF the surveyors otice OF said
District. together with the Improvements thereof
consisting Of brick building containing - rooIns
/ used a boarding house and siorr
Terms Of sale: To be sold subject 10 n do "A a.,
trust dated June =. 1871, to Sec;lrg fyn tlt,,5
amounting 10 5000. all payable in Ave wears
from the date OF said trust: of the balance ore
third 10 be paid in cash and the residue in two
| equal installments at one and years. secured
| by the notes Of the purchaser and decd of trust
upon the premises sold. Terms o. sale 20 be com.
| pied with within fifteen days from tie day .,
sale. or the trustees reserve the right TO ,,-stl
at the cost and risk OF the defaultins purchaser
deposit OF $500 required on the day 81 sale All
conveyancing and recording purchasers crst.
| BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON. Trustee.
| Once. Az ID Sc. NV.
l COURTLAND BOYER. Trustee
] fe1s-d&ds Once, ia eth st. s.w.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts. ssIs-dts


TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-SpuEY BRlCK
DWELLING. NUMBER 2ul1 PORrNER p.-As,E
NORTH WEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust given TO us and
duly recorded Ia Liber No. l.iG6. folio Is et SEQ
Of the land records Of the District ~ Guluin-
bia, and a the written request OF TIE holder OF
the note secured thereby. VIII offer for sale
at public auction in front OF the premises, on
FRIDAY. THE TWENTY THIRD DAY oF FEB
O'CLOCK Pm, the following described real cs-
tate. situate in the city Of Washington. District
OF Columbia. TO wit: All that certain piece OF
parcel OF land and premises known and distinguish
ed and being lot numbered hundred and
tN'.uty-s.x n2el. IN rOrtncr's subdivision Of hart
Of square numbered two hundred AID fuar tap4(, IS
said subdivision IL recorded IN Book huniber four
teen tl4 folio hundred and Gfty-eight GsS) n
the records Of the Of the said District %
Columbia, with the improvements. &c. cubic =
however. to q ground lease recorded 10 Llber No
lis. folio Isl. one OF the land records Of the
District OF Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance In one
aud Two years from the day OF sale. the defer a
payments 10 be evidenced by the OF the pur-
chaser. bearing interest from the day OF sale. ~
.he rate OF per Der annum. payable semi
ailually. until paid secured by deed OF trust uts,n
the premises sold. all cash. the option Of ,sa
purchaser. deposit OF 500 will be relu.-ed
when the property IL knocked down. TeruIs ~
tho day OF sale. otherwise the trustees reserve tie
right 10 resell the property at the risk and COST
Of the defaultng purchaser after Eve days advsr-
tisement In The Evening Star newspaper. All coa-
veysnc;ng. recording, &c. at the cost OF The
IAcoB d. WILSON. Trustee
fc9-dSds JOHN s. SwOEMSTEsT. Trustee
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HERNDON.

The Y. p. S. c. E. is doing good work
here organizing other societies in the sur
rounding country. The exercises on En-
deavor day" were very interesting. and the
meeting was ably led by Mr.. Ray Blanch-
ard Mr.. Ernest Robey had a paper On
Good Citizenship" Prof. Lowe. on Good
Fellowship; Mr.. E L. Howard. on "Benef-
tcence. and Mr.. Guy Mitchell gave brief
outline of the history Of the society from
the beginning until the present.
The rehearsals for the contata of "Jeptha
and His Daughter are progressing finely.
This beautiful dramatic conJata is to be
given after Easter by the Episcopal Church
az Central Hall
Many buildings are in progress Of cree
ton here.
Our long-felt need Of a first-clas5 jeweler
has been supplied by Mr.. W. ". Taylor.
who is nicely situated at Mr.. Swsetzers
store, on Station street.
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NEARLY A RIOT IN BOSTON.
Five Thousand Unemployed Men De-
mand Relief From lhe Lcgisintrre.

mand Relief From ihe Lcgisintrre.
A demonstration by the unemployed was
made on the Boston commons yesterday
afternoon. as telegraphed to The Star which
for time threatened to end in a riot. Five
thousand men crowded int the state house
and the adjoining grounds and vociferously
demanded immediate aid in their distress.
Gov Frederick L. Greenhalge addressed
the mob from the steps of the state house
and was quietly received, and even ap-
plauded. although he made no satisfactory
answer to their requests.
An attempt was then made by the leaders
of the demonstration to get a petition be-
fore the legislature, which was then in ses-
sion. The rules precluded this and then
things began to look serious. The rotunda
was packed with a crowd of men who were
waiting to hear the result of their lead
ers efforts.
Morrison l. Swift, an avowed anarchist,
appeared in one of the balconies and told
the men that the legislature had refused to
accept their petitions.
They broke into yells Of derision and
Kisses of contempt.
Swift leaned over the balcony railing and
launched forth into an impassioned TRADE
against the legislators. who were, he said,
too busy creating corporations to listen
to the voices of starving men. His ominous
received with hoarse shouts of approval
The officials and doorkeepers seemed par
alyzed with fear and Governor Greenhalge,
who, but a few moments before was ming
ling with the mob. retired to the Legislative
chamber.
The few policemen who had been de-
tailed to take care of the crowd We're pow
erless and reinforcements were hastily
summoned.
These soon arrived and quelled the ex-
element and stopped the violent speech of
an anarchist named Carson. who was lean
ing ever the rail of the balcony. The rail
had given way by the crush from behind,
and Carson and others were threatened
with precipitation to the floor beneath.
An officer was quick to apprehend an
accident, and placing his hand upon Car
sons shoulder. warned him of the danger.
Carson stopped speaking and the already
furious crowd below mistook the action
for an arrest and rent the air with curses
swayed back and forth. and 1t seemed as If
violence was to be used, but the speaker
quickly assured his followers of the real
state Of affairs and the excitement sub
sided.
The agitators then talked with some in
divi1ual. members and that quieted them
considerably.
Meanwhile the house of representatives
had remained in session. and upon the adj
considered the petition from the mob. 1t
was decided to appoint a committee of
seven to meet representatives of the unem-
ployed to consider ways and means for
their relief.
Speaker Meyer of the house sent a mes
sage to the crowd apprising them of this
decision, and 1t appeased them.
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ASACOSTIA.

A theosophical society will shortly be in
stituted in Anacostia
Justice Tolson, at Redd's Corner. is very
III.
Mr.. Edgar G. Leapley and family now oc-
cupy the Bartly property on Monroe street.
having removed from Washington.
James Wormley. a young colored man,
was arrested yesterday by Officer Green,
charged by Roy Mcfarland with assault.
Miss Martha Rose has returned home
from a pleasant visit TO friends at Lang
don, Md.
Mr.. Clifford Smith is at home from Fall
River, Mass, on a visit
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AucTIoNrERs.

TRUSTEES SALE or Two-SToI,Y BRICK
DWELLING. No. l62o CONVICTION STREET.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND r
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed OF trust. duly recorded In
Iiher 1892. at folio 342 et seq. Of the i-nd
records OF the District OF Columbia. and nj ~.
quest OF the party secured thereby. viii sell, NJ
ausiion IN froat Of the premises. on FRIDAY.
MARCH SECOND. AID. 1894 AZ FINE b'tLp'N
PM. the following described real estate, situated
in The city OF Washington. District % IaUu' 3,
and known and dist nrniShed a2a h'iaG lo'
numbered 100 n I. :. g;spman's suhdisi sioa -
original lots 10 H. inclusive. in square nusi"r'd
&c. according 70 the plat Of said subdivision. as
/ the same appcars Of record IN TIE u.tc' q the
surveyor OF the District OF Columbia IN subdivision
book marked g u. r.. page 49,.
Terms Of sale: Onc-third cash. halan'o IN SIX
and twelve months, notes for the d'f"rr'd pay
ucpts 10 nc socrrod ny deed n trust on tie prop
erty sold and 10 bear interest AT IN" rat" 81 pr
cent pcr ann1m until paid. all cash, NJ the of
| tion Of the prrchaser. All convey ancinE ~ par
claser,s CO.'S II terms u sale are not colalisd
will in ten days the trustees reserve the right 80
raset the n-operty AZ risk and cost II the de-
fsrltnr purchaser. after Eve dny~ adrHrttsriacnt
"a .urG resale IN some new spaner published IN
Washineton. D. {. 500 deposit required AZ tire
OF sale. ,,s,.,.. :. t,nSo,-
CHARLES Is. BAILEY
.,nasaS Trustees.
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THURSDAY BEING A LEGAL HOLIDAY. WE
WILL HOLD OUR REGULAR SALE. ~ FRONT
OF AND WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS, On
COMMENTING Al TEN O'CLOCK An.
AS USUAL. TIE STOCK WILL. EMBRACE
EN ERI ARTICLE NEEDED IN THE EOJ Sc
KEEPING LINE AND WILL CONSIST OF
PARLUR. BED ROOM, DINING ROOM. OF
FICE AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, STORE
FIXTURES. CARPETS. STOVES. &c.
GOODS WILL BE RECEIVED ANY DAY AMI
UP TO TINE or SALE.
OUR STORAGE FACILITIES ARE OF TIFF
VERY BEST AND CHARGES ONLY 81 PEI
MONTH. THE PUBLIC WILL DO WELL Tt
REMEMBER THIS.
TOI.S0N. GORE CO.. tucts.
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman fe2o-4t
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T. T. SLOAN q CO.. AUCTIoNEERs
lao. q stree,
i'' NJ tf b. S SiIE of STORE AND DWELLING

TRoSTEES SALE OF STORE AND nvrrIr>,a
n ~; r1SS iiIH STREET SOUTHEAST WkSis.
,-y virtue OF certain deed Of trust, dated ,bs
-Sla ny OF September, A. D. 1888 ana dulT TO
cLuso IN hper No 1886. folio SAG e. SEQ one -
the ihho records Of the District Of Colun,h,n ana
AZ 'ne request OF the party secured rbersbV Ne
VIII sen AZ puhlc auction In front Of no urarn
lses. oN SATURDAY, TWENTY -FOI RTIT ID Az ,sis
FEBhl AR1, 1884, AT HAIFpaST lsol y
otLoCh Pm, the following real ssfata On 80
city Of Washington. District aforcs-id "a -.
All Of the south half Of original LOT fw.pTy ,ac
in square nine hundred and seventv-sass,an o.,
contained within the following lneies a,,l hognis
VIZ; Beginning Tor the on the line ~ 80, X
street tll east OF the southeast corner az sstd 10
and running thence west one hundred ,IOg, 80
ten and oDe-half 10l9 inches TO Inc li,e % =
thirty loot wide alley IN the rear OF saia ls ,,,s
north along said alley twenty four t2sl f.f s,.-a
east one hundred feet l00l. and one-bai, ,roiL
inches 10 the line OF said street flaDca s,,,fL
along said street twenty four CA feet 10 I've No.
OF beginning. together with the improyemen,s A.
consisting Of store and dwelling known a. n,
1925 lltE street southeast. WaStlnVton II q
Terms: Sold subject 10 a trust OF about 81 aoO
one-half the balance In cash, and the residue an
year. with Interest, and secured ~ a dead =
trust the property. deposit OF SlOD VIII be r.
Qu!red at time OF sale An c0nveyanrIny aus r.
cordiDg at purchasers cost. Terms 10 be- errorlia
with in fifteen days from dar OF sale or t,ronerfv
may be resold at defaultng purchasers cost
MHlTEfIELD MCKINLEY,
ROBERT III. TERRELL.
fel3-dts r-uSfsas
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fe9-d&dS
THOMAS BOWLING 6 co. Auctinnne.s


TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES ENon-E &C
NOS. sofa AND 30l0 SHERMAN AyENI;E
COUNTY. -'' =
Under and 10y virtue of a certain coed Of ,rpst
dated April l, 1898. and recorded in r,1ar No
lSoo folio 81. ct seq. one of the land records ~
the District OF Columbia, 1T the request ~ 40
party secured thereby. will. on FRIDAY ia
SECOND DAY OF MARCH, 1884 ct FOT'R
O'CLOCK PM, in front of the premises sell az
public auction that certain lot Of ground situa.s
10 the county OF Washington. District OF ColnnIi,
known as the north one-haif OF lot eight ~ g.
block NUMBERED nineteen 49, Of Todd and B-ovyn's
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant p,a,r.
together WITH the improvements thereon consist.
ing OF two old frame dwellings
Terms OF sale: $500 cash, balance in two acuo,
lnstallments. secured by the notes OF he tnr.
CHASER ana deesi OF trust upon the property s.,d
Sale 10 be complied with in fifteen davs frop, ~
day OF sale, or the trustees reserve the right to
resell at tie cost and risk OF the defaultine r,ur
chaser. deposit of 500 required al tbs lime q,
sale. All conveyancing and recording M tur.
chaser's cost. i
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON. Trustee.
Office, 49, n St NV
RICHARD e. PAIRO Trustee.
fe19-d&ds OfScc, 49, La ave NV