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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

Ex-United States Senator Henderson has
Purchased the farm belonging to Mr.. Thorn
as Sypherd at Ballston, in Alexandria coun-
ty. for s12.5O0 cash. 1t is understood the
Senator will improve the place by putting
several handsome residences on it. Already
a large lot of lumber has been sent out
from Washington and several carpenters
are at work.
Among the persons greatly interested in
building the electric railroad from Wash
ington by way of Ballston and thence on by
way of Falls Church and Fairfax Court
House to Manassas, a distance of about
twenty-eight miles. are Robert Portner and
Wm- II. Campbell OF Washington city. Both
of the gentlemen own large tracts of land
there. A proposition Is now talked of buy
ing the old battle fields of Bull Run, fixing
them UP. and inclosing them as an excur-
sion place in connection with the proposed
road and charging an admission fee.
The appointment of James h. Clements as
superintendent of public schools of Alexan-
dria county has been confirmed by the state
senate row in session at Richmond.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.

CHANCERY SALE OF THE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF X STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE
OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE.
BY virtue and In pursuance OF n decree passed on
the twenty sixth t36) day of March, In the year Of
our Lord eighteen hundred and eighty i've lsss,,
by the Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia
holding special term In equity in the case OF
George s. Pepper va Alex. r. Shepherd CT al
rumber seventy-eisht hundred aud three ,7s03),
equity, will as surviving trustee, on TUESDAY
THE TWENTY-TllIkD c23) DAY OF JANUARY.
in the year Of Lord EIGHTEEN HUNDRED
AND NINETi-FOUk nsS4). AT RALF-PAST
THREE $500 O'CLOCK Pm, I'm front of the
premises, oer for sale public auction the fol-
lowing real estate: Lot numbered three q, in A
H. shepherds subdivision OF square numbered Que
hundred and sixty -four 6il, according to the sub
division recorded in the ONCE OF the surveyor of
the District OF Columbia, I'm liber W. b. NJ folio
H. OF the books OF the surveyor with all and sim
guiar the b0tidings and improvements thereon
Terms of sale: One fourth OF the purchase money
TO he paid In cash the day sale or final "a n.
ncatton thereof 10y the court. and the residue In
three 80 equal instaliments u), two 90 and
three 90 years, the deferred pay ments to be se.
cured by the notes OF the purchaser bearing dat.
on the day Of sale. with interest. and a reserved
lien upon the property sold, all cash,
A deiosit Of one thousand dollars Isl 600 40 be-
made at the time the property is knocked down,
AL conyeyancing at the purchasers Gust
HENRY WISE GARNET, Surviving Trus,ee
oSo-o~us 4l6 9Th st. NV.
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HERNDON.

A fire occurred here on Saturday evening.
1t was discovered about o'clock, and it
was but few minutes before the whole
building was involved 1t was owned by
Mrs. B. II. Bready, and was occupied by
Bitter & Reed as a feed and agricultural
warehouse. The residence of Mrs. Bready
was less than twenty feet distant, and had
it not been for the almost superhuman work
of the citizens that. too, must have gone.
A line was formed to a well across the
street. by which water was supplied to
others who stationed themselves between
the house and the burning building, and by
a judicious use of the water kept 1t from
taking fire. By frequently pouring a bucket
of water upon each other, these men were
only able to Withstand the heat. AS it was,
some were considerably burned, and others
escaped with damaged clothing. The build
ing and goods had insurance to nearly the
extent of the loss.
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FREDERICK.

A lively and interesting meeting Of the
Frederick County Agricultural Society was
held in the grand jury room Of the court
house here on Saturday, it being the annual
meeting for the election of officers. The
attendance was much larger than usual
and a spirited discussion was held as to
the advisabiiity of converting the society
into a regularly incorporated stock COM
pany and abandoning the present method
Of life membership tickets. The matter
was warmly discussed and finally put to a
definite vote, but before the ballots were
taken the opponents Of the movement
sprung a motion to adjourn, and it pre-
vailed. The officers of the society elected
for the ensuing year are: Charles N. Har-
gett, president; Eugene l.. Derr, vice pres
ident; Harry c. Keefer, recording sec
rotary; L. s. Ciunjau. corresponding secre-
tary; W. Irving Parsons, treasurer; Chas.
f. 4. Best, chief marshal The treasurer
reported the aggregate receipts to be ST.
'74S and the expenditures SlO. $50. n, leaving
a balance in the treasury of $1.2l2.47. There
is still a large sum of money due the So
ciety from the fair last October that is not
included in these figures.
The divorce suit of Sophia Lee Utermehle
of Frederick against Charles H. Utermehle
of Washington, has resulted in the court
here granting a decree of absolute divorce
in the case, thus bringing to a close an
affair that has caused much comment. The
ground for the divorce was adultery Mrs.
Utermehle was a Miss Stokes before her
marriage and was a general favorite in So
ciety. Nj. Utermehle spends most of his
time in Washington, but is the owner OF
the City Hotel in Frederick. and has other
property interests in this county. BY the
terms of the decree the three children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Utermehle are awarded to
the custody of her mother. and fund of
$2DOO0 is to be held in trust for them by
Frank l.. Stoner of Frederick. a fund of
$4,000 is similarly held fer Mrs. Utermehe
by Harry Stokes of Rockville Montgomery
county. The proceedings in the case were
conducted for Mrs. Ctermehle by VIM. p.
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KENSINGT0N.

The Epworth League held its first meeting
in the Methodist Church on last evening,
with the first vice president. Mr.. Emory
Baxter. presiding: The meeting was largely
attended, and this chapter of the league
bids fair to be a most prosperous auxiliary.
as much interest was manifested by the
young people
The meetings of the Ladies' Aid and Home
Missionary Societies OF st. Pauls Church
will be held at the home of Major and Mrs
J. w. Blackburn on Wednesday, beginning
at III a. IN.
Mrs. Mary 1. Crunk and Mrs Albert Perry
ard children of Flushing, Mich, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Eldridge.
Miss Sallie Reese of Baltimore Is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Stock.
Rev. G. W. Skinner, who has been the
guest of Rev. VIM. j. Thompson, has re-
turned to his home In New York
Mrs. j. X. Marks has returned from a two
weeks visit to relatives in Washington.
Miss Mamie Harr, who has been spending
the holidays at home, has returned to Per
Mar College. Hagerstown.
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SUBURBAN NEWS.
ALEXANDRIA.

The city council will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow night. The proposed
amendment to the city charter Will be con-
sidered- 1t is proposed by some tnat the
four members of the new police board shall
all be chosen. one-half by the city council
and one-half by the judge of the corpora
tfon court, with the mayor as ex omcio
president. 1t is thought, however. that the
section will provide that all four members
of the board shall be chosen by the city
council. A vacancy in the police force &C.
casioned by the death of Officer Crump
may be filed at a joint meeting. and the
Bill to increase the salary Of the police
force may be called up The meeting may
be one Of considerable interest
The Alexandria Light Infantry has re-
ceived an invitation from the Washington
Light Infantry to attend an entertainment
to be given by that corps on Wednesday
night. The company will meet tonight to
consider the Invitation, and 1t will prob
ably be accepted.
The Alexandria churches were well filled
yesterday. Notwithstanding the rain. Most
of the churches heard sermons from their
own pastors, but at the German Lutheran
Church Rev. c. c. Morhart of Washington
filed the pulpit: at St. Mary's Church Rev.
r. L. Carne of Richmond preached; Elder
A b. Francis preached at the Old Side
6dptlSt Cnurcu ana rev SdTi
St. Paurs p. E. Church. A mission meet
ing was held in the afternoon at the Union
Mission. in the McBurney building.
Harlow Il Agnew bought, SATURDAY after
noon, a house and lot on Columbus street
between Madison and Montgomery streets
for N.20o. The lot is IL feet front by w
feet deep.
Potomac Tent. 1. y. of Rechabites. has in
stalled b. r. Foley as chief ruler, and the
Relief Hook and Ladder Company has re-
elected Park Agnew as its president.
The tug Spray has been transferred to Mr..
j. Il. Lord of Washington in part payment
for the schooner Ellen Tobin by the Marine
Railway Company of Alexandria
The corporation court. Judge Norton, be-
gan its January term this morning, with
grand and petty juries. The Meade murder
case will probably be tried during the term
The Alexandria Musical Association will
have an informal hop at their rooms to-
night.
An alarm of fire called out the fire de-
partment last evening about Z O'Clock. &C.
casioned by the partial burning of the ROOF
on row OF old tenements on King street
near Peyton street. and occupied by colored
people The firemen did not go into service
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That Laurel is growing is evidenced by
the raising of the post office TO the presi-
dental class, to take effect from January
I. This will be of great benefit from the
fact that an allowance will be made for
clerk hire and other necessary expenses
Laurel is a distributing office for no less
than twelve other offices, for which the
postmaster receives no additional compen-
sation. We are now to have a handsome
rev brick post office building. Mr.. John
a. Flannery. the present postmaster, mas
been nominated by The President TO NIL the
office.
The Electric Light Company, who have
been running their plant with engines
driven by steam, and at cost of nearly
d thousand dollars per annum for coal
alone, are contemplating the substitution Of
water power. which is much more econom-
fcal, and which can be obtained near here
at very reasonable figure.
The funeral of Col. I-ally, the Mexican
war veteran, took place today from the
residence of his nephew. Mr.. r. NJ. Whit
ney. The interment will be in Oak Hill
cemetery, Washington.
"A fox hunt takes place today near here:
the hunters starting from Mr.. F. c. Cor
mans with a pack of nearly forty hounds.
Ii is reported that red foxes are quite plen-
t:ful. and an interesting time is expected.
The election of directors of the Citizens
National Bank takes place next Tuesday
No opposition to the old board is known,
and they will probably be reelected 1he
last statement of the bank shows it to be
in a prosperous condition.
Mr.. Arthur Bibbins curator of the
Woman's College, Baltimore has been
engaged here during the past week search
ing for geological specimens for the college
museum, and has been very successful.
In addition to ordinary specimens, he OBJ
tanned a stone tomahawk and many other
Indian relics.
The following is the report of the free
delivery system during the month of De-
cember: Registered letters delivered, Is;
ordinary letters, 1896; postal cards, Isl
| second, third and fourth-class matter 4yU3
total delivered, IL 1856. Collected, local let
tiers. 3d.; mail letters, 1,545; miscelia-
neous. 332; total collected, 2,2Us; making
/ the total number of pieces handled by car.
/ rier during the month, 13,3u3.
M1 b. F. Robey of Laurel installed the
| following officers of Lakeland Lodge
| knights of Pythias Thursday night: r
C., A. L. Saltzstein; c. c.. A. H. Lee; v
| c.. T. j. Cadle; prelate, r. S. Cooper: H.
of r. and s., w. c. Parker; NJ of E., IL
A. Borrows; NJ. of F., j. c. Brelssord; M
| at A, j. c. Giddings; NJ of w, w. III
Waters; o. c., John Dove; 1. c., W. b
| Wells.
Rev. DR.. John 1-anahan is so tar improv.
ed as to be able to walk about a little. and
| Is gradually gaining strength.
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c. q. SLOAN 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERS,
l4U7 q ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNDiPROvED
BUSINESS PROPERTY, BOUNDED BY THIR-
TENTH, THIRTEEN AND A HALF
AND WATER STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust To us bear.
Ing date October l, lsy2 ami duly recorded Octo-
Der 4. lS92. In Liber lbs. at folio AIS ct seg..
one OF the land records OF the District Of Co
loinaia. and at the written request Of the par
ties secured thereby, We, the undersigned trustees
will SELL at public auction, 10 frent OF the prem
ises, TUESDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF JAN
O'CLOCK PM. all that certain piece or parcel
Of land and premises situate in The city OF Wash
tngton, District Of columbia, and known and desig-
mated as and being square numbered two hundred
and seventy i:s0b, the same is laid down the
grouud plat or plan Of said city. and being the
whole OF said square.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money
to be paid IN cash and the balance in two equal
installments payable IN one and two years. with
interest at per cent per annum, payable semi
annually from day of sale, the deferred payments
to be represented hy the notes OF the purchaser
and secured by first deed Of trust upon the prop
crty Sold all cash, at purchasers option. A
deposit Of 81, OUO will he required Of the purchaser
at time of sale. All conveyancng. recording and
notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms OF sale
TO be complied with within ten days from day of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser.
WM. G. JOHNSON, Trustee,
ONCE. 34A ST. NV.
OSCAR LUCkETT, Trustee,
d2S-d&ds Odice. SA4 D st. NV.
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In the Presbyterian Church. Thursday
night in the N. E. Church. Friday night in
the Congregational Church.
Gen. VIM. Urich OF Herndon was in town
Saturday.
Mr. w. r. Eastman and Carl Kinsley,
who have been spending the holidays at
their homes here. have returned to Cornell
University.
Mr.. 70. F. Crocksr and Capt. Isaac F.
Norman are on the United States jury
which met in Alexandria on Friday and ad-
journed to February IL.
Mrs. Gregor Noetzel Is quite sick with
la grippe.
Mail Contractor John Hodgkins. who has
been sick FOR some time, is out again.
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RATcLlFFE. pARR s CO.. AucrioNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT.
CORNER OF LfLES PLACE AND 3grH ST.
TENLEYTowN, u. q,
Liber No. 1880 folio 2Ie ct seq, OF the land
records for the District OF Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will Offer for sale by public auc-
ti0n, In front OF the premises. on MONDAY.
1894, AT FOCR O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
Of Washington, District Of Columbia. and desynat I.
A. Arms ct al. subdivision OF part of the tract q.
land called Friendship now known ms Arms.
leigh Park per plat recorded in Jiber No sew
the records OF the surveyors ONCE OF the District
Of Columbia, together with all the improsements
ways. easelneuts rights, privileges and appurte-
nances to the same beiorying or IN anywise ap-
pertaining.
The shove property will be sold subject 10 two
deeds of trust. First. for 2.3Is. extended, TO May
IA. 1856. Second for ss25. extended to November
4, 1894
Terms: The purchaser TO assume the above
trusts and pay the balance of the purchase money
in cash. deposit OF 500 required at the time OF
sale. II the terms of sale are not complied with
In Is days from the day of sale the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property the risk
and cost of the defaulfng purchaser. after days
advertisement Of such resale In newspaper
published I'm Washington. u. c. All conveyancing
and recording at cost of the purchaser.
DOUGLASS :. .iACkAI-L.
LEDHC Il. MILLER,
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A MOTHERS AWFUL CRIME.
She Kills Her Daughters Lover an
Becomes q Maniac.

She Kills Her Daughters Lover and
Becomes q Maniac.
A sensational murder occurred at San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Harry g. Pool, young man about town
and Of a well-to-do family, was shot and
almost instantly killed by Mrs. Shattuck
the aged mother of Estrulia Shattuck, a
young and very pretty chorus girl at Tivoli
the Opera House, who severed connection
with the Tivoli Company Saturday night
and was to have left the city today with
Henderson's Sinbad Company.
Young Pool was summoned to Miss Shat
tuck's home on Stevenson street yesterday
morning, where the girls mother met him
and demanded that he marry Miss Shattuck
at orce. Pool refused, and Mrs. Shattuck
put a pistol to his temple and shot him
dead.
The woman was arrested for murder and
is now a raving maniac at the city prison
The girl is also in mysteries and unable tc
talk
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. AUcrIoNEERs.

TASEs Sc, WITH ABOUT 2.e as AcEss su y
fREsfoS CUNT WEST y1RGSIx..
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded ga 10 u
ords Of the co aS1as " PRESTON West virginia an
at the request OF the party secured thereby. tss
auction at the rooms of Rstcline Dsrr CO. 20
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Washington DC.
AIRY. A.D. 1854. AT oSE O'CLOCK 7 NJ, the toi-
lowing DESERVED real estate situate In Union ps-
aud ouehaIf miles east Of Auroro. Preston county,
West Virginia. known as the Brooks'de House sn1
Also. one lot of ground lying south of and on The
opposite side OF the northwestern turnpike frou
said Brookside House. the aforesaid two lots q
TO the said Wilmer r. Vale by Christian Selden
and wife also all that tract or parcel q land iyine
joining the said Brookside property, and which
tract Of land was conveyed to the said Wilmer P.
ton county. West Virginia. clerks once. in Dese
sSs Whole e. s.s last NAMED fna .e e
thereof which was conveyed by said Wilmer p.
to Valentine seders ali Of Shcf are north Of The
old Oakland and caimei road and west of lines BE-
and Carmel road With the road leading So tserefron
TO the residence Of Frederick sharer, and running
sses J. ,os sfsls CO.. Sss rs p s
BIZ degrees E. - Lilo poles, y. 50 degrees. w. 30
me Of Frederick scsfTer's land. ana the wbois
described property. containing 240 acres. more Or
less. together with all the improvements. waya.
easements rights. privileges and sppurtenances %
The same belonging or In anyyvise appertaining
Terms; One-third cash, the balance in one. I've
and three years. per cent per annum. payable
semi annually, secured by deed the prop
erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser deposit OF $500 required upon acceptabce
OF bid IL the terms OF sale are not complied with
In 10 days from day OF sale the trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property the risk an1
cost OF the defauting purchaser after days ad-
rertiseinent OF such resale some pewspaper pub
iished IN washington. ID. C. All conveyaDcing 70
cordlnc. &c-, at cost of the purchaser
la2-dAdbs GEORGE Ii. WRIGHT Trustee.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's sALE--BY vIR-
que OF special writ Of hen faciss issued cut
OF the clerks ohice Of the supreme Court Of the
plStrct OF Columbia snd 20 me directed, ] viii
street northwest, on MONDAY. the FIFTEENTH
DAY of JANUARY, 1894. at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ
All the right, title. claim and interest OF the
defendant IN and 10 the following property, &c
vii: LARGE STOCK OF MEMS. BOTS AND
lolIfs' CLOTHING. GENTS FTRNISIiI>t;
6oODS CMBRELI-AS. &C.. &c.. seized and levied
upon as the property of William Garner and Will
oe sold to satisfy executions Nos. 3,3O6 and
5ssot. In favor 81 Jacob otpenheirn.r Samuel
Ihalbeiiner and Abraham Samuels. trading as
oYpenaeimer Company: and Nathan Schlcss,
Michael Schioss. William SchlosS Julius Schloss
Jonas Schloss, George II. Pistell. Lewis J.
Srhloss; trading M Schloss Brothers d Company,
| r.sPertirely. DANIEL NJ RANSDEL1.
| RAfciifFE. DARR 4 CO.. U.sMarshal DC,
| Auctioneers- ja3A
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Ex-COMMIssiONER HALL DEAD.
An Iowa Lawyer Formerly at tn
Head Of the Patent Office.

An Iowa Lawyer Formerly mt the
Head of the Patent Office.
Benton j. Hall, who was commissioner of
patents during Cleveland's administration.
from 1884 to 1888. died on Friday at his
home in Burlington, Iowa. He was born al
Mount Vernon, Ohio, on January Ii, 1885,
and received his education at Knox College
Illinois, and Miami University, Ohio. He
studied law at Burlington in the Office OF
his father. Judge J. G. Hall, who was TO,
many years on the supreme court bench OF
Iowa. He was admitted to the bar in 1857
Since 1884 he had been a member of the law
firm of Butterworth, Brown, Hall & Smith
of Chicago. He was a member of the lowe:
house of the general assembly Of Iowa fol
the term of 1S72-73, and in 1882 was elected
q state senator for four years.
In 1884 he was elected Representative tc
Congress, and during his term served on the
pan-electric Investigating committee. Mr.
Hall was candidate for commissioner OIL
patents last year.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCrIONEERS
612 st. NV
TOMOR BROW.

THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCrIONEERs,
6l2 st. NV.
EXECUTORS SALE OF THE PERSONAL Eff
FEGTS OF THE LATE FRANK SCHWARZ
EMBRACING In PART:
ONE SUPERIOR PIANO, BY GEO. STICK
CO., WITH COVERS AND STOOL; ONE SUPERB
FOUR KARAT STONE DIAMOND RING, MA
SONIC EMBLEAiS. LOT JEwELRY AND TRINK
ELS. FINE HUNTING CASE GOLD WATCH AM
CHAIN, WITH MASONIC CHARM: ONE SUPERB
ETCHING, COST SIS; Lot BRUSSELS AND MO
QUEITE CARPETS, SADDLE. Birdie, &c.; LO1
Of CLOTHING, SC.
ALSO"
The following list of stocks:
S11 shares Col. Beach Improvement Company,
stock.
l share Col. Beach Telegraph stock.
share Mortar Company stock.
shares American Ice Company.
l share Washington Jockey Club stock.
] share Sycamore Island Club stock.
80 shares DnamOgraph stock.
$40 shares Light and Power Co. stock.
The undersigned executors will sell by order o.
the Orphans Court At the auction rooms u
Thomas Bowling * Co., 612 E st. NV, on TUES
DAY MORNING, JANUARY NINTH, 1894. com
mencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, the persona
effects Of the late Frank Schwarz, partly enumer
ated above.
THOMAS SOMERvIILE,
ROBERT I. HEISTON,
ia3-Jt Evo
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
1 STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN 18TH
AND 10TH STREETS.
In pursuance of deed OF trust, dated the 18th
day Of May, AID. 1880, and recorded In Liber No.
1850 folio 453 ct seq, OF the land records Of the
District of Columbia, and by direction of the per
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will
SELL at public auction, In front OF the premises
THURSDAY, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH, AID. 1884
at -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lot Of ground numbered
forty-six (46), in the subdivision OF square nun
bered hundred and ninety nine Qs9D, Washing
ton, DC, as per plat recorded In Book II, folio
179. of the surveyors office OF the district Of Co
luInbia together with the improvements, consist
ing of a three-story brick residence.
terms of sale: 0ne-third cash, Of which the SUI
of $500 Is to be paid the time of sale, and t.t
residue in two equal instaiments in six and twelve
months from the date OF sale. for which the pur
chaser will be required to give his pronissory
bearing date the said day Of sale, with interest
ut the rate OF per centuIh per annum, and bs
secured by deed OF trust upon the premises sold
Or the purchaser may pay all cash, at his option
Terms of sale to be complied with within twenty
days, otherwise the property may be resold at Tbs
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
JAMES u. BERRET,
MARTIN F. NORRIS,
jas eOd&dbs Trustees.