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soCrHEEN RAILWAY,

Schedule In eject July i, 1894
All usim arrive aud leave at Pennsylvania Pas
800 an. daily-Looal for Danvflie ana inter,
meaiate stations, aud connects az Iynchl,urx with
the Norfolk and Western railroad westward. daily.
ana at Manassas for Strasburg. daily. except Sun.
lol Am, THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
MAIL,-Daily, operates Pullman Buffet Sleeper3.
New York and Washington via Charlotte and Co.
iamoia to savannah and yacksogvillc. uniting az
Charlotte with Sleeper for Augusta also carrieS
rom.fy. with connections lo9 New Orleans. " Con-.
meets nee at Atlanta for Birmingham. Ala. Columbus
AS p-m..paily TO- Orange aId intermediate
atatiofs. and through train Tor Front ROYAL and
st iatas daily; sIespt Sunday: -
ERN yESTIBuLED LIMITED, composed OF Pull.
man Nestibuled Sleepers. and Dining Cars. runs VA
shariotte and Columbia 20 Augusta, Savannah.
saksonylie and Tampa. carrying Pullman SleepeS
Sleeper New York to New Orleans Via Atlanta sod
Montgomery. New York TO Asheville via Salisbury
Washington to Memphis via Birmingham, and
Washingtcs to Augusta via Columbia. Dining car
TRANS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIV.
sion leave Washington at s:10 a m, daily I'd
pm. daily, except Sunday. and 6:a3 r. m. Sunday
s sny for Re a1" Ts s and a. s2 DALI except
Herndon. Returning. arrive Washington s rs a n.
500 pm. daily. from Round Hill, s:s4 an
M daily, except Sunday, from Herndop only.
Through trains from the south arrive washing
ton s:l3 am. 22o pm. and $50 pm. Manas.
s s Division $40 NJ daily, except Sunday, and
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservations and Informal
tion furnished ut Offices. 611 and 1900 Pennsylva.
MA avenue and at Passenger Station rennsyivae
MIA Railroad. Washington. ID. c.
W. III. GREEN, Gen. Man.
W. A. TURK, Gen rass AT,
L. 8. BROWN. Gen. Agt Pass. Dept. Ju1
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave Washington from station corner Of S.v
Jersey avenue and street.
express trains, Ills am. 500 pm.
,, For Cincinnati st. Louis and Indianapolis. vesti
FSp sssSrr s aSa ITO Sshs
For Lexington and Stanton. n:Is an.
r, Lafsy. Satarsi Bfdss Rosae ssO Rao.yns,
For si I S1sy. SO ' nS Sa'; DAILY aRFoash'
minutes am .i2: oS ias 60 i .siso a ls
$50 CSC Z sa Ein ut "a "a 1s 81 lsSS .i
and II IS I'm. Sundays. is:2o Il 81: 500 500, y
naso ssos s;se Mao am si2;oo; rl2os
For Annapolis, 1:io and DIS am, i2:I3 and
IS Pm: Sundays go an. 4:sl pm:
For Hagerstown aII:15 am. and al: 80 pm.
For Gaithersburg aud way points. AGO. asoO
am. ai.:so. $500. a4:ss. bS:ss. b7:os, bii 50
. For washington Junction and way points. cs.oo,
ny snc, an g 10 pm Express trains stopping al
Bay sa Rsse. only s s' ssa a rs e p% suua.y
s ROYAL aim'i hii iSe and d> 2;is Ern 3d..
- rHi.AbEi.PHML" ho"A Anu
For Philadelphia, New YORK. Boston and the
carl. Q2So Dining Carr SEQ es.c5 Dining D oar3.
$500 ~ Nisso pm Sleeping Car. open at l0:od
Buffet Parior Cars on all day trains.
nr,Sapti flap6i s CITY csps May Sea Isle city ana
iso noon: sanaay weet S-ys a1a and ia .o os s
EIeep, sunday; Daily: sunday only. /,
residences by Union Transfer Company on orderS
left at ticket oahces. eis and 1851 Pa. ave-. and
a a. B. cAa aen Manage, cHA G., O. r SOUL
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FUTURE DAYS,
THOMAS DOWNING & CO., AUCTIONEERs.
612 Il st. NV.

PEoPERTY o. The NoErH SIDE s' OF new
fEGFSyH D. sG 81 NORTHWEST, WASH
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust bearing date
on the eth so day 81 Ialy AD 1893. and recorded
Of the fS Of ct of the land
request Of the holder Of the secured thereby
. Will sell At public aEsiGn in front Of the prem
TENDER. AID. 1894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
the following described estate situate in the
city Of Washington, in the District of Columbia,
square numbered four hundred and nifty ta5oS,
contained within the following metes and bounds,
namely: Beginning for the same at a point on the
northeasterly from the southwest corner Of said
lot, and running thence southwesterly along said
avenue to said southwest corner Of said lot; thence
lot seventy seven and one.tweiftS al i12, feet;
and four tweiishs go 4i2l feet; thence '" east
line drawn from the point of beginning and
parallel with said southwestern line Of said lot
and thence southeasterly to said avenue and place
Said piece Of real estate containing 215O square
feet more or less, and being improved by a .hree-
story frame building, known as No. COT New York
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
payable in cash, the balance in equal installments
In and two years, with interest at the rate
sale. payable semi-annually, and secured by deed
of trust on the property sold, all cash, at the
upon acceptance of bid. II the terms of sale are
not complied with I'm fifteen 90 days from the day
of sale the trustee the right resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defautiug pur
chaser after five t5) days advertisement of such
resale In some newspaper published in Washington
u. @. All conveyancing and recording at the pur.
GEORGE H. PLANT. Jr.,
au23-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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KENsINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Hornshu, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Eldridge,
have returned to their home in Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ. Moore left yesterday
for ten days stay at Washington Grove
Claude Dulin of Dunn Loring, Va, has
been visiting his brother, w. +. Dulin.
Byron Graham, of Washington Is visiting
Newman G. Little.
Mrs. E. w. Moore is visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
Mrs. w. H. Rhoderick Of Frederick is
visiting Mrs. H. X. Corrick.
Miss Helen Nye of Washington. who has
been visiting DIR. and Mrs. r. b. DERRICK,
has returned home.
Miss Fanrie Graham of Washington,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. l..
Little, has returned home.
Arthur Baxter left yesterday for Middle
town, Md.
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THREE UNHAPPY CHINESE.
To BE DepOrted and Likely to Lose
Their Heads.

There are three very unhappy Cinnamon
In Chicago. They are In custody of a United
States marshal and are to be taken home
under the Chinese exclusion act, and when
they reach China their heads are to be
chopped off. The imprisoned celestials are
Mock Coon, Neck Shon and Lum Bick Hop
They were arrested in Plattsburg, N. Y,
under the Chirese exclusion law and the
deputy marshal Is now on his way with
them to Port Townsend, Wash. from which
place they will be shipped back to China.
They were arrested at Plattsburg. N. Y,
by United States Deputy Marshal Wood
worth of Mechanicsville, charged with
stealing into the United States over the
Canadian border at Plattsburg. The China
men could establish no defense and Wood
worth was ordered to start with the coles
tials at once for Port Townsend, WASH
that they might be deported under the
chinese exclusion act. The deputy mar
shall and his prisoners arrived i'll Chicago
yesterday and the officer at oEce FASTENED
to the Harrison street station and had the
Cinnamon locked up. Today he will leave
Tor the west with his unhappy prisoners.
The men were members of militia
branch OF the army and when Japanese
cannon began to roar in the distance they
decided that the laundry business in the
United States offered Infinitely more charms
TO them than going to the front without
Q oullet PROOF coat Hence they slowed
themselves away on a steamer which left
before actual hostilities commenced and
came to the land of the free and the homo
OF the Mclean man." But their troubles
began as soon as they crossed the border
Tor Uncle Sans eyes spied them out and
they We're ordered sent back.
When this was explained to them their
hearts smote them again, for the emperor
Keeps long. keen snickersnee up his ca
pacious sleeve for deserters and Mock
Coon. Mock Shon and Lum Bick Hop feel
sure that there would be a passage of arms
In which they would get the worst of ii
as soon as they returned to China
The prisoners are In a state of terror
as the penalty for deserving from the Chi
nese army Is death, and 1t is almost a GER
tainty that they will lose their heads on
their alive soil. They talked to several
Chicago Cinnamon when here and begged
them TO save them, but they could do moth
ing.
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GAITHERSBURG.

Mrs. Samuel T. Belleson Of Baltimore and
Miss Margaret Belleson of Towson are
visiting relatives at Damascus.
Next week the district conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South will
meet at Poolesville Church, Revs. ]. H.
Delaney and c. p. Smith, pastors. Presid-
ing Elder Hutchinson and Robt. Magruder,
esq.,. Of Baltimore will be in attendance,
among other prominent visitors. and par
ticipate in the conference.
The remains Of Mr.. Thomas Neal, a prom
fs1ng young mar OF twenty, arrived here
yesterday. and were carried to his home
at Laytonsville. He was the victim of a
sad drowning accident at Capon Springs
while boating. He has been a student at
the University Of Virginia, and was pur-
suing the study of electricity. In septem-
Der he was to leave for Europe to COM
plete his studies. Mr.. Neal was son Of
Mrs. Samuel Riggs. The funeral occurred
on Tuesday evening at his late home, and
interment was made at Olney.
Last night the town council met at the
usual meeting place. with all members
present but Clerk Cramer. Mr.. George En-
glish was contracted with to do certain
street lamp lighting. Final arrangements
We're effected with County Surveyor c. j.
Maddox for running and establishing Of
street lines. work to be done at once
Yesterday Mr.. John Strother appeared be-
rants for the arrest Of Arthur Trail and
VIM. Mayhem, young men of Neelesville
Charging them with assault upon his wife,
with intent to rape. Both men have fled
from their homes, and officers are in search.
The Waverley Club at it's meeting last
evening had an interesting address from
Rev. T. d. Richards Of Boyds. Excellent
music was furnished by the Washington
Grove String Quartet.
A large delegation Of the Gaithersburg
Epworth League attended the grand rally
of the Washington District Leaguers last
night at the opening exercises of the WASH
ington Grove camp meeting Rev. w. c.
Erian and President VESSELS chaperoned
the party.
A lively contention is now on hand as to
who shall be postmaster at Washington
Grove. Mr.. Roszel Woodward was appoint
Mr.. ]. L. Burns. The residents took ex-
oeption to the distance Of nearly a mile to
Mr.. Woodward's place. and in response to
a petition the Post Office Department has
issued a restraint, pending an Investigation.
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TAkOMA PARK.

Among the recent entertainments at Hotel
Takoma was a progressive game of "croki-
nole," when Mrs. VIM. Niche lson and Rep
resentative Lapham. guests Of the house,
were the lucky winners of the prizes
Arrivals during the week were H. c.
Boyd, Kentucky; Miss NJ. Squire, Mrs. NJ.
E. Belt, b. NJ ShipTan, L. Deane, E. Quin-
cy Smith and wife, S. Phillips and two
daughters. Washington Nailor, Jno. ID. Nor
gan, w. G. Sterrett, ]. w. Little. Philadel-
phia; w. L. Giguilliat, Hugh Giguilliat and
r. X. Heppleston, Savannah. Ga.
Rodney Burton Of Philadelphia is visiting
his father, Walter Burton.
Representative j. d. McDearman and
wife are spending a few days at Atlantic
City. ....
b Rep res, 1 Northway and daughter
Eugene Carusi and wife, with Francis Ca
rusi, have gone to Cape May for a two
weeks stay.
DR.. J. Lee Adams has gone to Hainman.
Tenn, for a weeks visit with relatives
Miss Katie Adams is spending a few days
In Brookland, visiting Miss Etz.
Miss Gertrude Fiske Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. l.. Spencer, at her home on Oak
avenue.
j. w. Davidson Of Cincinnati left Monday
for his home. Mrs. Davidson and Miss
Alma Davidson, will remain few days as
the guests of Col. and Mrs. G. c. Kniffln.
Mrs. VIM Sleeper, with Miss Maud Sleep
er, has returned from visit to relatives
In Windsor and Binghamton, N. Y. Mrs.
Bertha Birch, with her daughter Gertrude
did not return with her mother and sister,
A. Heller Of Baltimore and Mrs. Somers
registered at the Favorite yesterday.
Miss Ella Davis of Kennett Square Pa
was a recent guest of Mrs. o. D. Sunny.
Miss Lena Sunny Is spending a few days
at Three Oaks"
Capt T. w. Lay has gone to Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, to visit his son, r. E. Lay
Miss Lay ia visiting In Mt. Washington,
Nd, the guest Of Mrs. Mayer.
j. j. Atwell has gone to Brunswick, Nd,
from which place he will later Join his fami-
ly in Loudoun county, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Lamond, with Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes Of Ohio, have returned from
a visit to Virginia Beach
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEARLY NEW SIX.
ROOM AND BATH HOUSES on CONCERTED
STREET, BEING NOS. 1909 AND 1911 EMER-
son STREET NORTHEAST, ON EXTRAOR-
DINARII.Y EASY TERMS.
Under and by virtue OF two deeds Of trust, dated
April a. 1893, both recorded in Lber 1TeS, at
foios 3sS AMI 1896 respectively Of the land records
of the District Of Columbia, at the request Of the
party secured thereby, for default in payments Of
notes secured, We will sell at public auction in
front of the premises, on MONDAY, AUGUST
TWENTY SEvENTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ
sepa rately lots numbered 80 and "a, In wine and
Mayes' subdivision Of square numbered 1922, In
the city of Washington, D. c., with improvements
thereon described above.
Terms: The properties will be sold separately
each being subject to q deed Of tiust, TO he as
sumed by the purchaser, to secure 81 500 OH each
lot, having about three and ore-hnlf years to rln
with interest thereon at per cent per annurn.
Exact particulars will be stated at time OF sale
The sum above this amount to be paid one IL
cash. balance in six aud twelve months. deferred
payments to be secured on property scld and TO
bear interest at per cent per annum, all cash.
at the option of purchaser, who also pay
amount Of first trust at time Of settlement II de-
sired. A deposit Of 500 each lot must be
made at time of sale, and terms must be fully
complied with within fifteen days, property may,
at option OF trustees be reSold Mt risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser after fire days notice in
this paper deposit forfeited ConyeysueIng at
purchasers cost.
JOHN T. ARMS,
FLEMING J. LAVENDER,
aul4-eo&ds RADCLIFFE. pARR & co.. Aucts.
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NEWS
ANACosTIA.

The raid made some time ago on a colored
gambling resort above Hillsdale, and which
resulted in the arrest and conviction of a
eolored man named Mcpherson as the pro-
prietor Of the place, has caused the Anacos-
tia police no little trouble. At the time of
the raid over twenty men were captured in
the place. Some Of them deliberately swore
that there was no gambling, but evidence
resulted in a conviction. Three Of these
witnesses have been charged with perjury,
and warrants were served yesterday and
the men arrested. Their names are Charles
Mckenzie, John Bundy and Thomas West.
A colored entertainment was in progress
at Douglass Hall. Hillsdale, last night, H.
NJ. Perry, colored, Of Washington, being
the director. Officer Andersen asked for the
license. which was not produced, and Perry
was brought to the Anacostia police sta
ton. where he left so collateral for his ap-
pearance in the Police Court this morning.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Anacostia
Baptist Church gave a lawn social on the
lawn of the residence Of Mr.. Charles r..
Surr on Arthur street last night. 1t was
largely attended and was in every way q
success. Large Chinese lanterns lined the
boundaries Of the lawn and smaller ones
were suspended from the trees. Mrs. Thorn
as Miles was chairman Of the committee in
charge. The cake table was presided over
By Mrs. Miles and Mrs. w. H. Peck; grapes,
bananas and other fruits, together with
confectionery, were sold by Miss Virgie
King, Miss Mary Chase and Mrs. Charles r.
Burr Something new in the way Of root
beer stand attracted considerable attention,
ana proved very successful. This beverage
was dispensed to the guests by Miss Effie
Burr and Mr.. L. Griffith. Mr. Thomas
Miles and Mr.. Charles II. Burr presided
over the Ice cream booth. while those who
acted as Mattresses were Misses Edna Will
lfams, Lizzie Studs, Mile Peck and Emma
Robey. Messrs. Oscar Raba and Howard
Grtfnth were assistants.
Anacostia is badly in need Of q system of
street naming. Many residents of the town
are no: aware on what street they live and
strangers are frequently puzzled over the
changes The new sewer on Fillmore street
is. according TO the Commissioners to run
10 Pieasant street, yet this street is known
TO local people as Grant street. The sewer
VIII be continued down Grant street to
valley street. but the Anacostia name for
valley street is Arthur street. 1t Is said
tEe:e changes are recent, but the citizens
inquire whether the old names of Valley
and Pleasant are really superseded by
Grant and Arthur.
There is to be better garbage service in
Anacostia soon. As a result Of The Stars
repeatedly printed articles on this subject,
the correspondent was shown a letter yester-
day at the health office to Mr.. Bayley of
the garbage service ordering him to es-
tabiish tri-weekly service in Anacostia
Heretofore once week has had to suffice
the residents of the town.
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PENNSYLVANIA HAHlRoAp.
In effect June "a. 1874.

In effect June "a. lSa4
Sleep,ne. Dining; Smoking and observston osrs
s1Ssfs and q rcs ss bv. s.d
3 EAST p S;.,, sss r::
aSn 81 STs s:ss
Ing and Dining Cars, Harrisburg to St Louis,
4io Pm %nTss sp HxpRssru.n Sleep
ing Car TO Chicago. and Harrisburg 10 Cleveland.
mig aiS PM soTT fifaSI; ExrREss-purlmas
Sleeping and Dining Cars g 81 Louis. and Sleep
1870 PM PACIFIC EMPRESS. Pullman sleep.
ESQ am: for Kane oananaa,eu.. Rochester End
sunssg For %rs s's . RsoGFG ds except
and ie sasa1. f s ss n s,s
1910 pm. for Erie, cansndaieua: Rochester ana
and Saturday. sas Warrington RSes-,ef
ssssHs NsS t0ia afT r: III Far.
Tor Gers Nth p 81. O.. from nslt,more e.
il i i 2:ls ais i;sS; io;as ana ss
Si;:a i$Ss si:. Is:ss .as q pm IS
y: hesson witsss. Change 20 ai M week day.
saratoga EIprsss Through Buffet par,or o.rs.
600 am; week days.
ii 90 am, 1918 pm. week days Sundays. 1918
For Baltimore. e:es. 7:ao $50. ,:m. 900. e,4c.
!!co Limitsd s:.c: 1:ss, SEQ SD 7:IS 100.
s:e sss y g. ,sss S q sTHsis If
2:o1, BIS 400 Limited, 40. $50, 6:l4, 7:l0.
1000. 1910 and II rs pm.
For Popes Creek Lane. 40 am. and $50 pm.
of ~. sn SsSs ssnia 900 and =, 50 AM and
40 pm; daily. except Sunday. Sundays 300 q
Atlantic Coast N,e Exrress for Richmond lar.
sonyiIle and Tampa. $50 am. $50 pm. daily,
Richmond and Atlanta, $50 pm. daily. Richmood
only, 1887 am. week DAYS.
Accommodates for ouantico. 7:$s am. daily.
and 4:2s pm week days
1o:s7. 80 an, ESQ. lao $40. rs. 500.
6:37. els. SOC. 1905 and II 30 pm On Sunday
at $50. 7:4S. e:4s a.m 2:4s. e:ls s;oe and io:o1
pm.
Lave Aie.andri. for Warrington sos. e;xs,
7.oS. 500. e:1o. 1o:1s 1923 an. 100. 2:1b.
500. 3:23, $780, $50. 813 TOO 5:en. e1s fob3
and IL .0s pm On Sunday at 6.4S. a:io. 10:cs q.
m. 2:1S $50. 700. 20. e:1S and 1852 pm
Ticket Offices. northeast Of 18th street end
Pennsylvania avenue. and az the station. 9Th and
u street, where orders be left for the check.
ing Of baggage TO destination from hotels and
s 81 PROVOST LR WOOD.
General Manager. Gen1 Pass. ACT.
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FALLS CHURCH.

Pioneer Lodge, No. /, Of Good Templars
held a very interesting meeting on Tuesday
night, with full attendance Of the men,
bers and the following visitors. viz: Mrs. 3.
E. Bailey, right worthy grand vice templar
Of the International Supreme Lodge; Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Shreve of Rising Star
Lodge, Messrs. Oswald Stats and Everett
BrayInan Of Fannie Bowman Memorial
Lodge. Under good of the order the fol-
lowing was the program: Chorus by the
lodge; instrumental music, Miss Lille Por-
ter; reading, Mrs. J. H. Garretson; address,
Mrs. S. E. Bailey; reading, l.. j. Brown;
remarks, Messrs. Oswald Stats and Eu-
gene Shreve. Rev. D. L. Rathbun made an
elaborate report Of the proceedings of the
District Lodge, which met at Ballston on
the 18th. On next Tuesday night the lodge
will have a watermelon treat. This lodge
Is in a prosperous condition and doing a
good work for the cause.
At the entertainment given by the men,
bers of the Catholic Church at Odd Fellows
Hall recently the sum of $63 was cleared
for the benefit of the church.
Mrs w. H. Daniels and Miss Marian
Proctor of Washington and Clarence Rober-
son of Charlottesville are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Lasshorn.
Mrs. Northrups house and will move in
with his family at an early date.
Mrs. Octavia King of Washington, who
has been very i'll for some time has so far
recovered as to visit her son-in-law, G.
A. l.. Merrifield. and is improving rapidly.
Fifteen members of the Georgetown BIZ
cycle Club paid q visit to w. H. Veitch on
Tuesday and spent pleasant time.
Rev. and Mrs. d. l.. Rathbun are at Old
Point for while.
Mrs. Sylvester L. Bliss and Miss Rena
Bliss of Washington are visiting G. A. L.
Mortified.
The Village Improvement Society will hold
its first meeting of the season on the first
Monday night in September and will con-
tinue it's monthly meetings thereafter.
Rising Star Lodge of Good Templars will
hold a special meeting at Dunn Loring on
Monday night for the purpose of receiving
number of new members. A deega ton
from Pioneer Lodge will assist in the initi-
atory ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Veitch, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Taylor, Miss Addie Spofford and Miss
Emma Garner have returned from Colonial
Beach.
S. II. Thornburg has gone to Knoxville,
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Z. q. SLOAN & CO, Auctioneers, l407 C st.
Successors to Iatimer & Sloan.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HANDSOME TwELyE-RoOM MODERN RESI-.
ENTRANCE, KNOWN AS NO. 5O7 STREET.
Dn MAPiE AVENUE. NORTHWEST. WASH
eighth day OF September, AID. 1891, and duly re-
corded In Lihsr No. 1885, folio asa ct SEQ one of
the land records Of the District OF Columbia and
by We will sell az public auction. In front OF the
SEPTEMBER. 1ssi. at FIVE 6'cD 1 Pm, III, the
the District aforesaid and designated as and being
all OF lot numbered thirteen u3l and parts OF lots
numbered i've q, and six 49, in blocS two Ga OF
ion OF said lie Droit Park In the ONCE Of the sur
veyor Of the District of Columbia recorded I'm Liner
Governor Shepherd, folio 10, said pats OF lots
be the southernmost twenty-five s.s) feet in depth
of each OF said lots by the whole width Of each az
said lots adJsinng and binding on the rear line Of
improvements. consisting OF a two-story and man
sard-roof brick residence, with about twelve rooms
and hath and all modern conyeniences known as
the rear, with side entrance thereto from street
or Maple avenue. The lot fronts 60 feet on north
les feet aud offers q splendid opportunity as in
vestment or TO secure tine home In q good and
easily accessible neighborbood
Terms OF sale: one-third Of the purchase money
In cash, the balance In one, two and three wears
with interest at per cent per annum, payable
semiannually, and secured by a deed of trust on
be required at time of sale. An recording and con-
veyancing at purchasers cost II the terms of this
sale be not complied with in fifteen DAYS from the
to resell the property at the risk and cost OF sbe
defaulting purchaser after such public notice as
they may deem necessary.
g gESRH II 4 f sNsIsR1STSS.
au20d&ds Trustees