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IUNCANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-SrORY FRAME
DWELLING. No. 1926 STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of Q certain deed Of trsst bea ring da &c
October y. 1892. and recorded In LtDs- No. 1873,
folio so ct teQ, ono Of tie Land rervrd- OF the
District Of Columbia. viii sell. ut public cue
ton, in front Of the premises. 1UESDAY, the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST A. II. 1894, ut
FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ, the following described real
estate and premiSes. situate I'm the city Of Wash
original lot numbered four a, in square numbered
two hundred and eleven t2iil, beginning for The
same at q point on the north line az street ct q
point thirty and op--ha!f tjIls feet west
FROM the southeast corner OF said let. and running
thence twelve and one half t12isD feet thence
north to the line OF public alley In the rear, al
opened and dedicated February q, A. u. 1888, as
Der plat recorded in the Office Of the surveyor Of
said District Of Columbia, December q AID. 1882
the line OF said alley 10 point due north Of the
place of beginning. and thence south to the line of
said street and place Of beginning, together with
the ways, easements and appurtenances thercunto
belonging q In anywsc appertaniny.
TERMS: third cash. the balance IN two equal
installmente. In and two years. notes to be
given. bearing interest at per cent per annun,,
payable semi annually, to be secured by deed OF
trust the property sold all cash, at the option
Of the purchaser. ieposit of $500 will he required
of the purchaser at tho time OF sale. ConveyancinS
and recording at cost Of purchaser. Terms OF sale
to be complied with in fifteen days from day 81
sale otherwise r;:stces the right resell
rhe property at the risk and cost o: defaultng
chaser. after five days advertisement Of such
in some newspaper Published in Washington. DC
TAIIMADGE A. LAMBERT,
FRANK EIIGE SMITH.
3-d&ds Trustees
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NEWS
ANACOSTIA.

The lawn social, under the auspices Of st.
Marks Friendly League Of the Episcopal
Church. took PLACE last evening on Mr..
kibble's lawn. and was a success, both
financially and socially. Miss Julia Hardy
superintended ,he'aftair and was assisted
ey a host OF young ladies and misses.
Among some Of those present were MIR.
and Mrs. Carol Smith, Mrs. Thomas Will
Hanson. Misses Mary Davenport, Anna
Davenport Helen Brown. Maggie Heating,
Annie Simpson and Miss Love. and Messrs.
George Q. Watson. Dana Davenport. James
Etzler, Arthur Few and Charles Tolson.
Henson Beach is alleged to have imbibed
considerable fire water and made an eff
fort to wipe out the inhabitants OF Hills
dale yesterday evening. Henson Is col
ored and well-known to the police, and he
soon came into the grasp OF Omcer w. T.
Anderson. who forthwith conducted him to
the station. Henson had some money with
him and after he had Quieted down, IS col
lateral was accepted as security for his
appearance in court today.
A leak Is reported in the water main on
Harrison street near Adams
Miss Lizzie Cahill Of Newark, N. j.. Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Nellie Leonard, at
IL Jefferson street.
Mrs. George Wood Of 153 Harrison street
has some to Colonial Beach for the summer.
She is accompanied by her daughters.
Mrs. j. T. Brashears and Miss Alice Sell
by or Al jackson street are spending the
summer months at Colonial Beach.
Mr. George Matheson Of Harrison street
was so unfortunate the other day as to
have his driving morse rendered almost
useless. \ little negro boy was told to ride
him to the tank and water the animal.
This he did. and returning rode the horse
at break-neck speed down Harrison street.
Between Matheson's and the station is a o.
foot alley. and into this the boy turned the
Nrsc without diminishing his speed. The
result was all Of the horses feet slipped
rpm under him. the horse fell heavily to
thu ground. ana the boy, taking q plunge
oyer the animals head. struck the station
with terrific force. which brought Station
House Keeper Ecklof to the scene. The
negro arose and rubbed his Uranium and
whiInpered a little. whereas the horse was
gotten on his feet, after considerable diff
Guilty, and 1t was found that his hip had
been dislocatei
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jy2c-d&d.
By puNcANsoN EROS, AucrIoNEEI.s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FoUI NEAT AND At
TRACrIyE Two-SroHl PRICK DWELLINGS
IN GEOiGETUWN. u. G. KNOWN A. PREM
1SES Mr.. lts9 lcGl. lGGs AND lGGS VAL
LEY STREET EXCELLENT PROPERTY FOR
INNESTMEN'f
Try virtue Of certain decd Of trust dated tho
fourteenth day OF June. A. II. ls.s2 and recorded
am,nr the land records Of the District Columbia
libCr 1871. folio lh> Il and at the request Of
the holders q tie notes secured thereby, VIC will
cncr at public auction I'm front 81 premises ON
NEDNfSDAN, THE EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST
A. IL. 1924. AT TIVE O'CLOCK n. NJ. the follow.
Ing Described property situate in tie city ,seor-e-
town, District CT Columbia. wit: All those GER
tain pieces and parcels 81 land and premises known
and distinguished as aud being sub lots numbered
% William II. Hanogue's subdivision Of Iart az
squsre numbered hundred and eleven Olle
Georgetown. District OF Columbia, ne said Mat a.
r-corled In the Once az the surveyor Of the District
ot Columbia Ia Georgetown subdivisions No = mage
.. Together VII the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: Orc-'hird OF tie purchase money
Z" be paid In cash and the balance TO he raid In
two equal fnstallments respectively. IN one ami two
.sars secured 10y deed of uDon the prom
crty sold, with interest," payable semi -annua Nv az
tue rate OF u pcr cent per ennam. all essh at
iLe option 81 the purchaser. deposit OF $500 Will
be required at the time Of sale Sale lie closei
bi fifteen DAYS from day Of sale. otherwise IN.
property will lie rrsold at the risk and cost @. de-
fEultfnS purchaser after five days sdyer. iscfnsut
in some newspaper published IN wessin.:ou, To- u
Coaveyi Dc;nx nj cos. 81 purchaser.
LOFTS IL WINE Trustee.
CLARENCE II. RHEEN. Trustee
w. d&ds ei6 ct NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN.
IR0NED PROPERTY, Nus 3vo :sDa AN,D :a,s
MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST AMI M
xig IhlitD sTREEr NORTHEAST, IN SQUARE
By virtue OF a deed Of trust, bearing date of
Isl Il. Of Decenber. lSaa and duly recorded Ia
isiDor ~, folio AL, Of the lanl records d
the District OF Colupaba, the understand tra,tet
VIII sell, Icy direction OF the party secured there,
by, In front OF the premises, On MONDAY Al
GUST THIRTEENTH, 1894, at FIVE uI,,ds'S
as follows: Lots IL. Is and Ii, In David h. a;urr,
son . subdivision OF lots IN squsre 7sS im,noytxI
~ three brick bulldogs. being Nos so, s,s2 md
bo< MaryiAnd GNenae rorthcast, one tefn- o-,l-ir,
as store and dwelling Mc the other two AS ,,w.ii-
logs. Also HE rorth ~ feet OF lot L.. sang sui-
o.tision and same square, improved BY a br.,-k
residence. being No. 219 I'd street northeast
pioc-f, aud then lie Offered As a whole wi:.I III,
Isdes tandius that II the aggregate IL greater
.ian N separate parcels the purchasers ,,ill
forfeit oil claim TO their purchx.e.
TERMS Cae-th'rd cash, the rcse;.a In two e,.,,.,
Fay aeht., At one snd two years, gi,a nvtss ltar-
l.,s interest Ct per eent Ter anaum GLi.l D. H.
ed secured by deeds q trust ON :hs rrc:r.-tr
sold. An corveyanctas ard rec, ,,In- n: tu:
'hass.s c.,:: tiso depsit win Lc REQUIRED O.
eacn iic-c 81 rrcicrty VIXEN 8. ts truck OF ,r
SEQ "a sasd az whale. TX the terms cf sal, pr.
lot oornp.isi with "A fifteen csys fr,.:. the dr..
II eTsof the trustees reserve the Exit {, l.s,l an,
property g: the risk md cc.t az II. ,irfaultinr
paper pIb.ished In the D:s;-ic: Of ,',ldmb..
ANZi DpDu
Eow!ID l. roEBINS
Trustees
y2sd&ds I;n' = ~. nv.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO. AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNINtpRoyFp
rRorEETh; KNOWN As a PART OF A
rETEis. MIL LIS SEAT focA TED ~ ol p TIE 2E
LAST SIDE OF BRIGHTwooD AyENUE
NEAR BRlGHrwooD, IN THE DISTRICT OF
BY Virtue Of certain deed Of trust. bearing
date on the 18th day 81 May, AID. lss3 and re-
corded In lAbcr No. ISL, at folio 25s seq one
Of the land records Of the District OF Columbia and
At the request VI The holder of the noles secured
thereby, we will sell, at public auction in front
OF the premises, on TntEsDAY, TIE SIN.
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST. A. n. 1884 AT
described real estate Ina the county Of Washington
and in the District Of Columbia, TO wit: hart
Of the land called .'liesurvey of Peters Nun
Seal. beginning for the same AT the northwest
In the east line of 18th street road. thence with
the north line OF her lot :. SS5. degrees E. 81
perchcs TO the eastern line OF the sald tract
thence with said line y. 10 degrees W. - a2-1co
pcrchcs TO the sDd Thereof. thence \. rs liz de-
grees w: ~ loo P=rches thence leaving said
outlines y sSSs degrees w. 30 Perches TO the
$. degrees W 20 .-ioo perchcs. thence 5. ca
degrees ". IL e0-l0o percbes To the place " be-
ginning containing fifteen acres Of land.
Trims OF sale: ID % the purchase money TO 10
equal inst slDcIds IN sal-. and three years
from the date at sale ia. Dotes OF the purchaser
10 be given for the deferred payments. bearing
interest at the rate OF per cent per snnum,
payable mannually, and TO lie secured by deed
Of trust upon the property sold, all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser. A dcIost Of 500
Of sale to be complied with within fifteen asps
from day Of sale. or the TRUSTEES the rtxht
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser after five DAYS advertise
mcnt In any newspaper published 80 the District
OF Columbia Of such resale. All conveyancing ana
recording at purchasers cos;.
HENRY NJ EARLE.
N2c-dNds Trustees
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FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTIoNEEGs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME THREE
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK AND STONE
DWELLING IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION
OF TIE CITY, KNOWN As PREMISES No
1892 TWENTl-fIRST STREET.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust dated the
LIST day Of November. A. -. 1880, and r,sprled
among the land records Of the District Of Columbia
Liher 153s. folio a2l Ct seq. ana at he re-Il1si
OF the holders Of the notes secured Thereby We
viii offer at public auction in front Of the promises
On TUESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF AL
GUST. AID. 1894. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM
the following described property, Situated In the
city Of Washington. District Of Columbia, TO wit:
ises known and distinguished as and I.cjnr 10,
numbered thirtytwo t32) in Rrainard N. Warmers
subdivision OF the cast ffty-fse t55, feet OF
original lot numbered III in square numbered
sixty-sevcn Ca, per plat In Liner IL folio lo4
OF the records Of the surveyors oficc OF the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, together with The improvements
thereon.
This property will 10 sold subject TO n decd NJ
trust for SG.oo0. dated November 1 Isso and
due November !. lS5. with interest thereon naya-
bic semi-annually. at per cent per annum
Terms OF sale: onc-ihird 81 the purchase nancy
over ard above the ii.cumhrance above referred 20
10 I've paid In cash a1i the halancr 10 he pa,d fr
two years. secured by a decd e frI.st r1,on ,he
rronrrty sold. with interest. payable rerniaraually
at the rate OF per cent per annnrn. or ali cash
st the opfon Of the nurchaeer. deposit OF 5000
VIII he required az the time Of sale Sale 70 no
closed in fifteen days from day q sale, otherwise
the nrorcriy VIII We resold At the risk and cost
81 dcfaultiny purchaser after five aars' aavcr.
tis'mcnt in sore newspaper published IN Wash
inrton u. c. ranv"vancir- cost of nurrhsscr
lofts n. WINE. Trust GO
CLARENCE II. EIIT,EM. Trustee
TSo-u&hs a1S ST. NV
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KESsINGTON.

Mr. Frank Calhoun Will organize a class
in vocal music on Monday evening. In the
Presbyterian Church. with the intention of
forming a choral society later.
Mr.. Ridgely and family of Burnt Mills
have moved into their new house On
knowles avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ. Moore have returned
from visit to friends in GAINESVILLE, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Eldridge of Chicago
are visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs w.
w. Eldridge.
Mrs. J. T. Marshall and daughter Anna
and Mr.. T. G. Marshall are at Cape May
Rev. ]. 7. Marshall will JUN them during
the week.
Governor and Mrs. Hart Miss Marjorie
Hart and their guests. Judge and Mrs Fer
ris Of Texas. are at Old Point Comfort
They will return on Monday when Judge
and Mrs. Ferris will leave for Mexico
Mr.. VIM. Calhoun and Misses Mamie and
Annie Calhoun have gone to Washington
Grove.
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Tvs dads
EAICLurE. DAEE & CO.. AUcrIoNEEIss.

TErsTEEs' SALE OF DtSIIAsIE Two-sroRy
A1TE AND CEi-i-AE FRAME RESrDENCE
CoNTkININ,f 5I;N ROOMS AND BATH WITH
ALI. MoDEEN IMPROVEMENTS. BEING No.
$50; SEVENTEENTH STREET. Mt. PLEAS-
Ant. AT AUCTION.
Ey virtue Of certHip cecd Of tract. recorded
10 Libcr 1896 folio 81 81 s.l. Of the land records
OF the District 81 columbia. and thu request 81
the party secured thereby. tie undersigned irttres
Will otter for sale at Inlc auction 81 front a. the
premises THURSDAY. the NINTH DAY 81 Az
CYST. A. n. Isa<, ., FIVE O'CLOCK I'M. lot
l3:. ta Chapia H:ooas subdivision Of q par. Of
Mt. Pleasant, s.Ll ~nl.iivirion Is recorded ,u
,be osicc CT ihr furvr.a- ~ the District Of CO.
lsEhis. in Iih.r Govern shrihcrc county rccorss
rsge liz. with Improvements. subtecs 10 q prior
uanlsturcd deed Of trust TO s-crrc $500. with
tcrc-t thereon.
Tersss GO sa.s. All crth. cepost O, scoa win
he REQUIRED a. tie time az srlc. I: tcrn. Of sale
are rot co.npliei with within hftccn 'sss after
ralr the the right 20 rcxsl tat,l-
lot o.; ruAllc ruci!ol riek and % the de-
.snliinI lu-ci.ssr sfter n'e DAYS advertisements
In n~-rs.'arers published in
Gashinstt1. p.;'. Az rcEvcyanciu- record, ne
'ir., st cost OF pgrchssc-.
FiLTcS LEWIS
J. KEMP DUAL.
lfo- u II. NV.
f->dsd,s Trux.ees
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IN LABOR CIRCLES,
Action of the Employed and Work
Resumed I'm Some Places.

Action of the Employed and work
Resumed I'm Some Places.
At a big mass meeting of miners of North
ern Cambria, Pa, yesterday 1t was decided
to go to work at 80 cents THIS is a prac-
teal acknowledgment by the men that
they have been starved into submission. as
they declared by resolutions adopted some
time ago that they could never work at that
rate except to avoid literal starving. This
will settle the strike in this region by the
men accepting the wages that they still
protest means starving, with all its Incl
dental miser:es.
Returned to Work.
A Great Falls, Mont, special to the Pho
neer Press says: AT noon all shop and
yard employees Of the Montana Central quit
work according to a vote of the local a. r.
T.. and the west-bound train was held on
arrival at the station. The cause of the
action was the long accommodating i'll feel
ing Of the men against Mechanic Bruce
which eliminated yesterday when he dis
charged two engineers for disobcyng Or
ders. At meeting Wednesday atterrcon
the strike was rcconsidered and 1t was
voted to go to work again pending an i'm
mediate investigation Of the discharge of
Engineers Bowker and Murphy. At 4
O'Clock trains were again moving, but 1t is
feared that trouble may occur at any time
There has been much discomfort since the
strike in April.
At mass meeting of the miners of
Streator, ILL.,, and vicinity yesterday it was
resolved to go to work next Monday at
Columbus scale prices. This virtually ends
the big strike in the northern Illinois dis
trict. which has lasted nearly four months
The only proviso made by the miners is
that operators do not blacklist men engaged
in the strike.
Pittsburg Glass Workers.
conference was held yesterday at Pitts
burg between the scale committee of the
glass workers and manufacturers but no
settlement was reached. The manufac-
turers. at their meeting last week, asked
for ~ IL cent reduction, Yesterday this
amount was modified te Is per cent The
workers Will not agree to work until an
other conference shall have taken place
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DESTROYED BY FIRE.
The Work of the Flames I'm Several
Cities.


The Chicago lumber district was last
night visited by a second fire. which for a
time threatened to rival in destructiveness
that OF night before. Before 1t was sub
dued 1t had destroyed the yards of the
John spry Lumber Company, A. J. Nc
Bean, dealer In cedar posts. and p Far
rell. also dealer in cedar posts. The wooden
bridge over the Chicago river at Ashland
avenue was totally destroyed
The losses are estimated as follows: Jno.
Spry Lumber Company, $4,000; H. ]. Nc
Beans. $1,000; P. Farrell, 5000. Total,
100000. All are protected by insurance.
The revised list of losses and insurance
OF the fire Wednesday night is as follows:
3. X. Martin Lumber Company, $500 900;
insured for GO per cent. Siemens & Halski
Company, 100000; Insurance 100000. Her.
ley, Lowe & Co., $4,000; insurance to
cover. Wells. French & Co.. $135;OOO: fully
insured. J. B. McAdams Cedar Post COM
pany, $4,000; insurance $4,000. Barber
Asphalt Company, 10000: covered by in
surance. w. c B. Palmer, SEC, 600; covered
by insurance. Shoemaker & Higbee, S25,
900: partially insured. John Spry, lumber,
$4,000. X. F. Conway & Co., $4,000; fully
insured Surrell & Locke, 81 900. Barnum
& Richardson, $500. Hines Lumber Com
pany, 800. Columbia Grain Elevator
Company. $500. Loss to railroads and
docks. $4,000; insured. Total loss. 1858. :
CO.
Two firemen were killed and five injured
In a fire in Philadelphia yesterday, which
destroyed the mill building at Randolph
and Jefferson streets. The loss will aggre-
gate $35,OOO. fully insured. The building is
200 feet long and four stories in height and
is situated in the heart Of the mill district
1t is owned by David Cochran, who &C.
cupied the third and fourth floors for spin
ming cotton yarns. Part OF the second floor
was used by McCloskey & O'Hara as a
carpet-cleaning establishment, and the re-
mainder of the structure was vacant.
One fireman was killed ard six were in
tured yesterday In a fire which destroyed
the planning mill and lumber yards of L.
G. Richards & Co. and Hunton, Myles G.
-Wee~s in Detroit. The property loss will
aggregate close to 100000. The plants were
located at Franklin and Rivard streets ad-
Joining the Detroit, Grand Haven and Mil
waukee tracks.
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JAMES W. MCKEE. AUcTIoNEEE. CIT st. NV.

l.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF INTERESTS IN TWO ACRES
OF GROUND located ON HOWARD AVE
NUE.. H1LISDAI.E ID. &.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust. recorded I'm
liher 1911, folio As ct seq, OF the land records Of
the District OF Columbia, and ut the request of the
party secured thereby. for the default made In the
terms thereof we will offer for sale. In front of the
premises. On WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY
OF AUGUST 1924. AT FIVE o'CIOCK T. A.. the
following described property. TO wit: All OF the
right. title and interest Of Emily C T. ]. brow
Robert /. johnson. Emma A. johnson NOW Chan
mani. Fannie IL. - johnson ard Ida l.. Berry In
lots numbered sixteen Cl6 and nineteen 19, OF se,.
ton numbered nlnc 90 of the subdiy ison known as
Barry Farm In said District.
Terms of sale: The amount Of debt due and IN
expenses Of sale In cash, balance in two euual in
stallments. payable. respectively. in one and two
years from date OF sale. to I've evidenced by decd
Of trust rotes Of the purchaser the property sold
or all cash. nj the purchasers option. All convey
aE IN: and recording TO be At the purchasers Gust
cash deposit OF $lo0 required at the time Of
sale on each lot. Terms OF sale TO he COMPLIED
with I'm 1--WE days from date of sale. the trustees
the right to resell Mt the risk Gnd cost OF
the d,rs:.riins purchaser. Taxes raid 10 dan of
sale; title gooi. sale.
GEO. II. ARMSTRONG, Trustee
MARION DORIAN. Trustee.
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FUTURE. lyANS
DUNGANsoN BRoa. AUcrI0NIHI,S

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-SToRY FRAME,
DIV ElILNG No. 1921 L STREET NORTH
by virtue Of certain deed Of trust beariu.
date July y, 1882, and accorded in Liber l1Vi
ioiio S4S CT seq, one Of the land records of the
district or Columbia, will sell ut public luc-
lion IN front OF the premises, TUESDAY, THE
FOURTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, AID 1891 Ar
HALF-PASf FIVE O'CLOCK IN, the following
described real estate and premises situate in the
city OF Washington District Of Columbia to wit:
AL that certain piece or parcel Of land known
rs and being lot tIl In James Miller ct al =
SUBDIVISION OF lots In square numbered on. hun
dred and ninety four uy4,, per plat recorded
IN iiber {. III. b., folio l01, one OF the record,
OF the surveyors Office OF the District OF Column
Dia, together with the ways. easements aud ap-
Purteiances thereunto belonging In any wise
uppertaining.
Terms: One-thrd cash. the balance in two equal
instaflincnts. in one and two years, notes TO be
given bearing interest ut q per cent per annurn
payable semLannually, to he secured by deed o,
trust on the property Sold ali cash, at the Oh,
tion OF the purchaser deposit OF S2O0 will be
required OF the purchaser at the time of sale
Conveyancing and recording at cost of purcia Ser
Terms of sale to he complied with In fifteen DAYS
from day OF sale, otherwise trustees reserve tie
right 10 resell the property 1T the risk and COST
OF defaultine purchaser. after five days advertise
nient of SUCH resale in some newspaper published
In Washington u. Z.
TAII.MADGE A. LAMBERT
FRANK BIRGE SMITH.
au3dSds Trustrss.
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RADCLIFFE. pARR & CO, Auct,oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICI
HOUSE AND LOr, NO. BIC q STREE

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE AND L0r. NO. BIC q STREET
SOUrHwEST.
By virtue Of a decd Of trust duly recorded I'm
ib-r No. lao! at folio 32i ct seq.. of the land
records for the District OF Columbia, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby. the under
sighed trustees Will offer for sale by public auc-
ton. IN front OF the premises. on iCESDAl
FOURTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1894, at
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, the following des.Iil,d laid
and premises, situate in the city OF Washington
District Of Columbia, and designated as follows
All those pieces parcels Of ground lying aud
being situate In the said city OF Washington de-
scribcd the plat thereof lots numbered thirty
tSO) and thirtyone ,3l, in square numbered three
hundred and ninety $500. according to the subdi-
vision Of said square made In The partition OF the
estate Of BENJAMIN Young, deceased. and duly re-
corded In the hooks Of the surveyors Office Sa lid
city. together with all the rights, ways. &c.
Terns nf sale: One-third cash. the balance in
one and two years, per cent per annuni. Iaysble
semi annually secured by deed OF trust "a the
property sold. or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser. deposit Of 500 required uI~u ac-
ceptanca Of bid. II the terms OF sale IRE not
complied with within fifteen days from the day of
sale the trustees reserve the right ts resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defsuiting
purchaser. after five days advertisement cf suSh
resale In some newspaper publishcd In Washing
ton, d. q. An conveys ac:ng and Recurring ut the
purchaser'e cost. ALORY X. T1NGIE,
.,..-- 59SEPH ATKINS
au2- dads Trustees,