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HYPNOT!SM FOR -HICCOVGuS.
Miss Miilcr's Fh! sicfans Consent To n
Fruftiess Trial of the Nystcriou,


The physicians in attendance upon Miss
Josephine Miller. the Young Cirl who has
beeu gradually wasting away from the pc
cuiiar aff1ictlon of constant hiccoughing
at Atlantic City Monday night triel the OK
pertinent of nypnotism To- effect a cure. af-
ter eXhauSting every known method of the
profession to bring relief to the sufferer.
young medical student of Johns Hon.
kins University of Baltimore, who learned
Of Miss Miller's peculiar case conceived
the idea of trying the experiment Of tho
som eWh2t mysterious agency. He being
gifted with the power offered to make the
trial to the two physicians. Drs. JOY and
Nammerer. Inc suggestion was received
with some skepticism, as neither had much
faith in such an agency, but under argu-
mcnt they gave in and admitted the stran-
ger to the patients presence. 4xs
He began his operations by holding be-
fore the eyes of the patient glittering
object and upon its removal fixed his ,.aze
steadily upon her eyes. Her weak physical
fUence. when the invalid. suspeeting his
design, uttered cry and hid her face Sh I,
displayed decided aversion and some fear
to further experiment. but after an argu-
ment offered to undergo the treatment
which was again begun. but because OF her
agitation and the exercise of will power
the hypnotst failed in his purpose
1t is probable that another cxperm ent
will be made within few days. Since tho
newspapers published Miss Miller's afIlic-
ton the mails have been laden with volun-
tary remedies. There has been no change
OF her physical system. and her Parents
fear a fatal termination. She is con-
start In her paroxysI as when she was
first attacked, about ten days ago.
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BRIGHTWOOD,

Miss Mamie Barry Of Langley. Va, who
has been visiting Miss. Blanche Lay has
returned home. ---.. 81 =
Miss Emma Wollard is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Charles Brown, at the Marshall
Brown Place.
Miss Lydia Brawner of Wesley Heights
has been the guest Of Miss Nellie Darling
Miss Gertrude Abbott Of Texas. d. c., has
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Nalley to st.
Georges Island. Md.
Miss Sallie Robinson has been appointed
by the board of trustees to be an assist
ant at the Brightwood school.
Miss Made White, who has been quite
sick. Is much better.
Mr.. j. E. Moses of the Brightwood Hotel
has returned from Virginia Beach, much
benefited by the trip.
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THEY OBJECT TO THE BRIDGE
New Works Chamber Of Commerce On
poses the Proposed Hudson River
Structure.

New Works Chamber Of Commerce On
poses the Proposed Hudson River
Structure.
Tn, board Of engineers Of the Hudson
River Bridge Company gave a public hear
ing yesterday to the protests Of a commit
tee from the New York chamber Of COM
merce. which objects to the plans permit
ting the erection Of piers in the channel Of
the Hudson river. By the provisions Of the
charter the bridge company must construct
q bridge with q span Of not less than 1900
feet Engineer Mcdonald has designed q
structure on the cantilever plan with piers
outside the pier line on the New York and
New Jersey sides. 1t is this feature to
which the chamber OF commerce committee
objects. .. ...
q. H. Schwab. in an explanation, stated
the increase In the growth of shipping OF
late years had been great that piers in
tho channel would be detrimental to COM
merce and dangerous distractions to navi-
cation. They would be In the way OF large
tows and would stop the flow Of ice in the
winter.
Mr. Schwab read a letter from Engineer
ROebling, in which the latter said that the
long span proposed by the chamber of COM
mcrce would be practicable.
Mr. Schwab read the report of Mr. Hide
brand. showing what kind of a bridge the
chamber of commerce committee wants.
The dimensions of the bridge proposed are:
Length. from face to face of anchorage
1901 feet; main span, from tower to tower
3,20 feet: width Of tower at water lire
2g' feet; width of floor line, 100 feet: the
eastern end to consist of two Independent
bridges, each of 40D feet pan; the western
end to have three independent bridges
cacn of 26j feet; the main towers
to be 5D feet above the water line: the
height of the center of the span 70 be 800
fee- above high water mark. The estimated
height Of the cantilever bridge is .16 feet
at he tower
The bridge across the East river is 30
feet. The estimated cost of the bridge pro-
posed by the committee is $1323IU O, about
S2,W0.HO more than the estimates Of the
Union Bridge Company. The members Of
the board went into executive committee
to consider the costs and Mr.. Hiiiegrand
was instructed to furnish another eslj:n tie
by Friday next
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CALIFORNIA; STRIKERS.

NOn-UniOn Men Escorted to Their
Homes by Troops of Cavalry.
The first fruit train dispatched for the
east since the strike was ordered by Debs
was sent out of Sacramento yesterday
morning.
At Sacramento the only exciting incident
of the day was the dispatching of a train
bearing sixty United States regulars to
Dunsmuir, on the Oregon branch. The
company's agent at Dunsmuir reported
that the strikers there were becoming ugly.
The strikers at Sacramento continue act
i've, however. Monday several hundred
men who had obeyed the order to strike
returned to work in the machine shops
Yesterday morning most of them remained
away. The men were inundated by the
strikers and feared violence at the hands
Of the A. r. u. when they went back to
work yesterday morning. Vice President
Towne Of the Southern Pacific posted a
notice that the Sacramento shops would be
reopened today, and that protection would
be Afforded all men who desired to return
to work. Mr.. Towne also publicly denies
the published statement that men return
Ing to work are compelled to sign an agree
He declares that the company simply in
sists that Its employees shall have nothing
to do with the A. r. U.
In Oakland, as well as in Sacramento
tHc OulcidfS are meeting WIN ulH1-
Guilty in getting enough men to run their
shops and man their trains. The strikers
have been pretty successful in intimidattng
the men, who otherwise might have stepped
into the vacant positions. Yesterday, how
ever, a few more men returned. Many of
these men wer, escorted to and from their
work by troops of cavalry. The passage of
these odd-looking professions through the
streets of Oakland afforded about the only
exciteT ent al that point.
One man, supposed to be a striker, and
In whose possession several sticks of dyn-
amite were found, was arrested near the
railroad yard by soldiers and taken to the
city prison.
The strikers yesterday instituted habeas
corpus proceedings to recover Edward Jost
one Of their leaders. who is locked up In a
box car on the Mole and guarded by SOL
diers. Jost. disguised as sailor, was ar
rested Monday night. The soldiers found
him crouching under Pullman car in the
railroad yards. "a -"
The railroad company's pay car, bearing
over $lO,OOO. passed down the Oakland
Mole yesterday and through the city, dis
bursting wages for May and June. Strikers
who came to the car were told to decide
whether they would return to work or not.
II they decided to return their May wages
were paid them. If they refused every
dollar that the company owed them was
handed out. The pay car will proceed by
easy stages into the San Joaquin valley
along all the branches, thence to Los An
geles, to Yuma and eastward as far as Ell
PasO.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner Of 9Th aud b SITS.

In effect June -, 1894.
Sleeping Dining; Smoking and Observation Can
Harrisburg TO Chicago, Cincinnati. Indianapolis.
eas,eland and Toledo Buffet Parlor Car to Bar-
1850 AN. FAST LNE-Pullman Buffet rario-
,,., 20 ha5rssngg farlor and Dining Cars Har-
aus Pm; CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
lns and Dining csn. Hsrrisburs to s.. isorls.
oa9P .,o l. IS1lsrI,ls s and o. cs,sssC -
Ing Car 70 Chicago. and Harrisburg TO Cleveland.
D; 9:nsPM 70 sot SnissyH; EXPRESS r,nu
sleepsng and Dining Car to st. Louis. and sie~p-
{oso f asrr'fis &Gil &c f asfRrum.. ..D
!so A y foI Sss.. o....a.,xu., Rochester ..-
Ia;@ 4; .ss Eu..s .ns r Ssao!c, daily. .,oepa
sa.Iay. fSr wiil.:msport daily SIS Pm; =
ga Niaesra ian. daily. ..cept saturday. wisS
nss e! e : "a w y. 70 ESsSs:,eI
=: ::ssy WI s!::eiSs s. az; f En;':.
p sM rea SsSs SsS Es; i ma s. f r.,
rs s: tS s,s s., l 9, ss 80 S ~ az:
:'S Is .S g; 900 $'s3-: - .i sss Sc g
@:ssu. e: ss. Sss & amy -sss day.,
ssr.tqsa kagre. aAroasA Bune, r.r'or oar.
NV AM Week dAye.
Fsr Atlantic 0y. 600 Saturdays only, zen,
u go An. i2:is Pm. week DAYS. sapdayr i2:Is
For Baltimore. e:ss. r:so. SO. T:ss 600. Q 20.
10 30 IL 90 and IL 30 an. ie:fs. e.of. Sis
600 Limited. 80. Use. GEO. 61S s:io 1000.
1870 rs and ii IS pm. Gu sunday. ~,
s:S. 300. 9sos. 1910. LOO an, i2:Is l:is
2Ol. Sis AGO Limited, 40. SEQ. G:is. 5:lo,
1000 lo:&o and IL IS pm.
For ropc's Creek Line, % am and 4:36 pm.
For Annapolis. T:so. 900 and II: so an, and
40 pm. daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 800 a.
m. aud $50 pm.
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Richmond JACK
sonviile and Tampa, 30 an. $40 pm daily.
Richmond and Atlanta. $50 pm daily. Rlci moDd
only, 1857 a.. week days.
Accommodation for Quantico. s:s5 a. daily,
and 4:25 pm. week days.
For Alexandria. 4:30. 0.35. T:45, $40. a.4s
1881 IL so nm.. 1880, 30. 800. u b.0O.
s;3s. 6:l5. SOC. 1905 and II 30 pm. On sunday
at I:so. 1:45, s:I5 a.m .:+5, 6:is s.O2 and 1885
pm.
Leave Alexandria for Washington. s.0S. G:4s,
s.uS. 500 $40. lO.l5 los am. l.0o. 2:ls
SEQ, BIB. $500. $50. 6l3 90. 80. gla 10 -
AID II .os pm. ON sunday 6:43 q:lo. 10. - A.
m. 2:l5. 5:30. 200. 1.2O. p:i5 and lo:52 pm.
Ticket Offices northeast corner Of 18th street aud
Pennsylvania avenue and nj the station. 9Th and
y streets. where orders he left the slis.k-
ins Of baggage d-stinat iOn from hotels aud res
ideEcss.
:. NJ rRENoST. J. n. WOOD
General Manager. Geu'l Pass. Agent.
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cHEsAI.EAKE AND ohfo RAILWAY.

Sch,dalc in effect May -. lS9s.
Trains leave daily from Union station N. and
r., 9th and Il cts.
Through the grandcS; scenery In Anc'ira with
the handsomest aud most complete solid train ar
ice wcst from Washington.
Us l.. VI. nAIIN--Cincinnati and ST. Louis
SPr-ial''-Solid Nc<tbul,d. Eewly EIu.pgs- F1cr-
iri,-lighitd. Steamh"atcd Train. pu;luau's finest
sleeping Washington 20 Cincinnati. indianapolis
and ~. Louis without change. Dining Gar fruin
Washington. Arrives Cn,innatl. 500 I'm: Indian
GIoiis, n :45 an, aud Chicago. $40 Pm: 81.
lilo I'M. DAII.N-Tle famous r. Y. Y. lin
ted 4 soil nstiluled train with dining aud
Pullman si"cIcrs for Cincinnat, Lexington aud
Louisville. without change. Pullman Sleeper to
Virginia Hot Springs week days. arriving r. 30
am Observation car from Hinton. Arrives si.-
cinnati. $50 pm: Lexington. 900 PIN: Louis
vile. 3:Io I'M: lnd.anapois. li:is pm; Chicago.
i:3o am. and 50. Louis. 80 am; connects In
Union depot FOR aloponts.
Io:57 AN. ENSNEPT SUNDAY For Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Only rail line.
rs I'm. DAILY Express for GortioDsvIIle
Charlottesville. wayncsl'oro. Stamton aud print.
pal Virginia points. daily, except sunday. Rich
iDond.
Pullman locations and tickets at comEany's Of.
lcos 5l3 and lI2i Pennsylvania avenue.
". W. FULLER
my25 General Passenger Agent.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN VALUABLE DWELL
INGS on .'P' STREET BETWEEN 21TH AND
18TH STREETS .NoRTHwEST BEING Noe
2l03, 27o6. 2sO7, 25l6 21ls. 2721 AND 21Si.
TLExE DWELLINGS WILL BE OFFERED
SEPARATELY.
By virtue Of O certain deed Of trust dated Ian
uary Z AID. 1904 and duly recorded In Liber 1855
folio log 81 seg. Of the land records Of the Dis
trct OF Columbia and At the request of the holder
OF the notes secured thereby, will o6er sep-
aratey. 1T public aUctfen In froat OF the prem
isee. on FRIDAY. the TWENTY SEVENTH DAY Of
VLY. AID. 1884, At FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the
following described real estate. situate In the city
Of Georgetown. In the District q Cclurubia WIT
AL Of lots numbered two hupsrrd and eiehty -four
C2s4, two hundred. and eighty -nve 49,, two hon
dred and eGhty-six ,2S6,. Two hundred and ninety
CZSo,. two hundred and nincty-two t1a2l. two hun
dred and ninety. thnee l2so and two hundred and
ninety eight zssr in r. n: per~etlers subdfvissoa
OF lots In square numbered ninety Elk 90) a. odd
snbdtstsion ir recorded in Gcorgrto~n subdivisioa
BOOK No 2. Page I.
Terms OF sale: Each Of the above pieces OF
prop rty will he sold subject 70 an Indebtedness Of
1900. secured 10y first decd Of trust thereon and
interest fon- May II. IsNs. The balance OF the
purchase money TO be paid. in cash. A DEPOSIT of
s11 to be paid each pie~~s Of pros,erty ut the
time Of sale. Sale to be closed within thirty $50,
dass from day Of sale otherwise the property will
he resold At the risk and cost Of the defaultine
IurchRser. after nve days advertisement in some
newspaper Iuhlished IN Washington. DC An con
reyanciug and recording purchasers cost
JAMES NJ. GREEN. Trustee
Ill 18th Of. nv. =
HENRY {. STEwART, Jr Trustee
EisHAds GU 1Ath st. nv
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wM. A. EAsTEItDAY. Trustee.
jy12-d&ds 0i7 ian ~ I, mr.
RATI life. DARi & CO., AUCTIoNEll:s.
go PA. AVE. NV.

TIKI S1EES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN r AND q
SiKEEIS NOkTHEiST, BEING KNOWN AS
TON.
By virtue Of a decd Of trust given to u.s. and
day roided In l.ber No. 1873. folio "a ct seq
one OF the land records Of the District Of ,olai-
pa ina az the request of the party secured there
py, We VIII SELL AT public auction In fr1s, Of The
premises, on FRIDAY, JULY TWENTY l,y E,s..i
1855 at HALFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK phi the
following described real estate, situate In the CITY
OF washington District Of Columbia, 10 wit: An
,hat certain piece or parcel Of land and rr-plse.
known and distinguished as and Leina the sos.th
twenty four CID feet six t6l inches front uv one
nuadred uVO) feet ten and one-half uOIl Inches
deep 10 thirty 80, foot alley Of lot seventeen az
IN square numbered nine hundred aud six,y ,:.s),
the south boundary being a public ls-feot slley On
the south side; said lot being subject to a certain
deed OF trust for 5000 payable five years after
date from June IA. 1889 with interest at 6 per
cent per annum, payable semi a nnual!y toretEer
WITH the improvements, consisting Of a church
building.
Terms: Over and above the said incumbrance
cash. OF which deposit Of 500 will be required at
the time OF sale. Terms 10 he fully complied with
In nfteen days from the day Of sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell property a,
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All
conveyancing, recording, etc, at the cost Of the
purchaser.
JOHN 7. ARMS
W. CLARENCE DUvAIL..
vlo-uNds Trustees
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RADCLIFFE DARR 4 CO.. AUCrIoNEEns.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BENG PREMISES NTMREI,tD
tea SMITH STREET NORTHWEST. AND eo4
10 Gao c. STREET NORTHWEST, WASH
INGToN. D. 4.
Under and ly virtue OF a ds,d Of trust made
to us by Jeremiah Costello and Wife On the
eleventh ,dltnl daye Of Juy. \. II. 1872 and ,dly
recorded among tar Land records II the District
Of Coun.hia in l.. 'cr l1l0 folio :}}9. and in de
fault Of tn payment OF the entire ind, .tcta,Ss
thereby secured, al the request of the part, s,.-
cured thereby. will sell nj public auction IA
front Of the premises. Oh TIlCRSDAI. July
all that certain piece OF Parcel "f Land SIT
of Columbia. knuwl and d st.n-I:sh,d rs
and being parts of original lots ndmber,d H. ar,
-. in square 100. beginning for the saI.e at tile
northeast Of sand square and Running thence
south sixth street =. feet. tn nee west lol feet
u inches, TO public alley. thence north aloag SAID
public alley q, feet. to g street. aud thence aon.
q street lol feet and d inches TO the beginning.
Terms of sale onc-half of the purchase money
in cash. balance in two equal payments of one and
two years from the dat of sale, with q per cent
interest per annum payable semi-annaalIy. The
the purchaser. and secured 10y deed OF trust on
the property all cash. al the option of the pur-
chaser. 4 deposit of five hiriTcd dollars wifi lie
required AT time of sale. The terms must bc com
piled with in fifteen days from date of sale or
thu trustees the right 10 ic:c!l the rsk
and cost OF defaulting purchaser purchaser
AL co9,eyancing and recording At Purchaser or
Purchasers cost.
ROBT f. ]. WHITE
GEORGE W. WHITE,
jyl1-d&ds Trustees. 6lJ + II. NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE FRAME DWELLINGS
DNAiED On IiiE ~. siiDr: or ,IIAN.
fLAlN A\ENt h BkINEtN ST pri.l,u;
STREET AND COLUMBIA ANt.Nl T. MIi;l-
DIAN NIL.
Il. virtue of a certain deed OF tust 10 rs hear
iIis date August -. 4. -. lSts and ,Iuly m.
corded in Liter l..o folio .io CT SEQ OF m,
land records Of the district of ColunIida and Al
the request of the le:ity secured thu rely Ne "a,
undersigned iGsicrs. VIII sell puilc au,ti,n,
In front of III" prs misses. on Tilt 'HSl,AY nm.
TWENTY SMITH DAY oF July A. 10 1874 Al
FIVE OClhr'k T. NJ. all those certain td,c,s ar
parcels Of land and premises situate the ,uunty
Of Washington. 10. e.. ard known and distinyuishe,l
and being lots numbered Is and 10 I'm bI,. 4
numbered IL. IN Hall and Ei,ans ret-pric, s,,,,-
division Of Meridian llil together with th,. i'm
prossinents thereon cOlsstn: five frame dwell
ings.
The property will he sold subject IN cer,,in
deed 81 trust. hearing date April 20 A. H. lSso
TO W. +. ElmoIstOn aud Adds II. BROWNE trus.
tees. securing the Ams rican Security and Tru.t
Company. In five years from date. the sum az
5000. with interest fronl October 90 A. n Is.3
said trust hearing interest ut the rate of @ ser
90 Mt per annum. payable ssmi a nnlalIy
recording at purchasers cost. A deposit OF san
will he retIniret ut time 81 sale Terms Of sal. 10
he complied with IN ten drys from date Of sale
otherwise trustees tie right TO resell nj
risk and cot Of dcfnulting purchaser or pur.
thascrs-
WE EDMONSTON.
Once 500 hfh 81 NV
AInIS r. BROWNE,
Once parihc bldg, GO
625 81. n.
tyl3d&ds ~-retces.
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RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 co, Auctioneers.

cIIANcEB sl SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
No G23 CHAMILAIN AVENUE NORTH
WEST. BEYOND FLORIDA AVENUE
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the district OF Columbia. passed in Equity tsuse
No. icO5l, docket 30. wherein Francis Smith Is
coLlpiai nant and Nancy Smith et al. are defend
ants. the undersigned trustees will Offer 10; sal.
10y public auction. In fruit Of the premises, on
THURSDAY, TWENTY-slNTH DAY OF JULY. A D.
lsof at HAlF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. tho
following described real estate. TO wit: All that
certain pie,e or parcel Of ground situated. lying
and being In the county. District of Columbia,
aud d' tinguishec as the 9outh tsanty ,sM fee;
front by the depth thereof about 100 fectl Of lot
nunheltd i've ~ In block numbered eleven ,il. in
lall and El,ans subdivision of Meridian Hsll as
rs orded In the surveyors oslo. in the District Of
Columbia, said part Of rot fronting twenty 60,
feet on Champlain avenue, together with an the
lmproS emenis. rights. &c
Terms as prescribed by the decree are cpe- third
cash. the residue IN Two ~Idal ns-allments at oEe
ana TWO Years. for wli'h ;he notes Of the pur-
chaser VIII be taken. hearn. interest at the late
secured by deed Of Irus: the property cold or
all cash. at the opsinl q the purchaser. A de-
posit OF Slo0 required upon acceptance OF lid. II
the terms Of sale are not complied with In fifteen
days from The day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property At the risk and OF
the defauting purchaser. after 1--WE days advertise
ment OF such resale in some newspaper published In
Washington ID. &. All conveyancny lni record
ing at the cost Of PURCHASE.
J. THOMAS sOTHoRox.
JAMES FRANCIS SMITH,
Trustees,
El4d&ds @l2 9Th 81. nv
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jy1S-d&ds
DuXCANsON BROS. AuCrIcNEERS.

TRUSTEES SALE of ElICk DWELLING. No
1850 NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE NORTHEAST
iIy virtue of Il certain deed of trust to us. bear
in; date March ~, 1S.3, and daily recorded April
-. 1898. IN Iiber No. 1902 folio I16. Of the land
records Of the District %. Columbia, and the re-.
qu. ST OF the party secured thereby. We. the under
signed trustees. will sell ut public aUcts.n in from;
o. the nrtmis,s, Oh MONDAY. 'hr TiiIItTIEiII
DAY o. July. AID. 1884. at II y O'CLOCK PM.
all thl' certain piece O. parcel q, land and prcn-
iSes situate i'll the city Il Washington. District
toI.E,!a, aud kno"n "iR designated ana hcih.
lot fourteen I'D In Nluam l.. Br:mhllI su.d.-
VISION of Original lots l and :: in square 1894 t.
srth'r with the improvements thereon. consisting q:
a thr,e-stVry brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: oHc-thiid of tn purchase money
to he paid in cash, and the balance In two equal
inStaliInentS. payable In 0nc and two years. with
interest at q per cent pr anElni, payIhic semi
annually from day of sale, secured 10y deed of trust
OH thu property sold, all cash at the option OF
the pur,hI a depusit OF 500 will lie required
OF the pIIchascf ut the time Of sale. All convey
ancnv. recording uud notar;al fees at the cost of
the purchaser. Terms ot sale To b., led with
WITHIN ten days from day of sale, oiherw trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property risk
and cost OF the defnulting purchaser.
r. EUGENE CAiiISI,
CONSTANTINE IA. WILLIAMSON
. Trustees.
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rIIoS. BOWLING a co. Auc,ionc,rs.
TEI-STEES' SALE of A VALUABLE BRICK
nwII 2D STi,EEr HE-TwrEN D,

TRUSTEES. SALE of A VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING On 2D STREET BETWEEN l.
AND L STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust. bearing date on tie
twenty second day OF June. A u. 1S92. and re-
corded in Liter No. 1909. folio 40 ct SEQ one If
the land records OF the District OF Columbia, and
II tie request of the holder Of the secured
thereby. will sell at public auction. ia front Of
the premises. on MONDAY. THE TWENTY THIRD
DAY of JULY, 1894. AT HAIf-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following described real cs-
tate situate in the city OF Washington District of
Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered thirty two ,32 IN
square numbered seven hundred and fifty four (154l
as per plat recorded in Iihcr Is page So, of the
rec orls OF the Office of the Surveyor OF said Dis
hict, improved by n nearly new twostory and eel
lar brick dwelling. Z rooms. bath and all modern
Improvements. AMI kIown No. 500 81 street
northeast. Sai prol.erty will tc sold subject 10
Indebtedness of $500 maturing March IL. 1876
Terms Of sale: ne-:hird OF purchase money 10
he paid in cash, balance In six and twelve mont Ia
from day Of sale, secured by deed of prop
erty sold. or ~ cash at the option Of purchaser
A deposit OF ' o required at time of sale All
cOnve yanciug and recording at cost OF purchaser
Terms Of sale 10 lie complied with in ten days
II ON day OF sale the trustees the right
TO resell at risk and Of defaulting purchaser
-- WASHINGTON .DANENHOWER
W. IRVING BOSWELL,
jell d&ds Trustees.
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