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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14

Governor Flower has appointed managers for
the New-York State Home for Aged Dependent
Veterans and Wives. Veterans Mothers. Widows
and Army Nurses. residents Of New-York State,
the following: Mrs. Ellen NJ. Putnam. Buffalo:
Mrs Sarah c. Mink. Watertown; Edward J.
Mitchell, Yonkcrs: Mrs. Kate T. Jones. Hon. Mrs
Annie Ceary, Rochester; Richard Curran Roches-
ter: Mrs Sarah c. Nichols New-York; Mrs. Ada @.
Mohr, Brooklyn. and Major George H. Treadwell.
Albany
Oliver Ttlden Post No 96. will give reception TO
Department Commander John c. Shots at Urbach 3
Hail. -seventleths and Third-evc..
on Thursday evening. May "a. They will also cele-
brate the twenty-fifth anniversary Of the founding
of the post. There will be rousing campfire and a
dance The proceeds will go TO the post relief
fund.
The ssth Regiment Veteran Association-2d Scott
Life Guard-will have a meeting at Military Hall,
No 1876 Bowery this evening, 10 arrange for the
Memorial Day parade.
Colonel John W. Marshall. of James c. Rics Post.
No. g. has been made an honorary member Of the
9Th Regiment Veteran Association. Duryea's Zou-
ayes
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SUBURBAN NEWS.
ANACosTyA.

The lecture room Of the NJ. z. Church was
filed last evening with large audience In
response 70 the invitations to attend the
exercises OF the literary department OF
Araccstia Chapter. No. 1905. Epworth
Leagua. The bI-monthly entertainments by
tits society are a pleasant feature OF Ana
costia social life. and each succeeding meet
Ing adds to the popularity enjoyed by the
chapter. The following order Of exercises
composed the evening program. Mr.. Joseph
T. King acting as MASTER"
''Bettie Song Of the League" Depart
ment Invocation" Rev. W. @. Davenport,
claplain John A. Logan Post, No. ID, G. A.
r.; GLORY, Glory, Hal,elujah," department;
recitation, ''Whistlins Regiment" Miss
uortte Drummond: vocal solo. selected, Miss
Mary Arnichol; piano solo, selected, Mrs.
Coo c. Havenner; song. Sons of Veterans
Gee Club. VIM II. King, camp No. / reci-
tstion. How Mickey got Kilt in the War"
Kiss Clara Bare; address, Pensions" Mr.
Harry o. Hallsck; vocal solo, Miss Mary
NGcnichol; Instrumental duet, Miss Linda
Humphrey and Miss May Hallowell: vocal
SELECTION. Sons Of Veterans Glee Club. At
tbs point in the exercises Mr. H A. Girls
void, for the judges, In q neat little speech.
cvarded the prize to Mr. James Bowen for
the best essay on banking. The program
Concluded with the recitation, ""The Amer
lean Flag, by Prof B. E. Messer
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RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., AUcrIoNEERs.

CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH AND G STREETS
SOCTHEASf AND on SEVENTEENTH STREET
sTREE hsN AZ TA HucT EApfroL AND SOUTH
By virtue of a decree OF the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed on the 18th day ~
wherein Louise Muhlelsen is complainant and
Thomas s. Murdoch ct al. are Defendants and a
on the 18th day of May, AID 1894, in the said
entitled cause the undersigned trustees will offer
fOr sdie az public apstSn In front Of the premises
AID. 1894, AT HAIFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and premises lying
Columbia to wit: Lot numbered six is1 of Scrog.
gins subdivision of lot numbered four 90 in the
subdivision Of square ten hundred and eighty eight
of the surveyor of the District OF Columbia in
Liber D. W. b: Masruder, folio IFS. said lot being
me co corner S OF LIN and streets southeast
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, we Will sell, at public auction. In front OF
w. A. Metcalfs recorded subdivision Of original
lots 3, II ID. IA, is and 16, in square numbered
ten hundred and eighty-hve doso,, as said subdi.
the District Of Columbia in Book c. II. B.. folio
lib This lot is on 18th street between East Capt.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money to be
PAID within ~ days after the day Of sale and the
chase money to be pad IN one ao Oi o unpaid Pur
and to be secured by deed OK trust upon the proS
chaser. Terms to be complied with in thirty days
from and after the day of sale, or trustees shall
reserve the right to resell At the risk and cost OF
or parcels Of real estate, either Of them to be
sold free and clear Of all membranes and taxes
" Gust '' tue JOHN sHEgP PTSaRfsfs trustee
lie Droit building 18th and ets. n.w.).
JOHN ]. wfIMARTH, Trustee,
my2o-d&ds POI AZ st. NV.
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WILLIAM A. GORDON.
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON. Trustees
800 AZ ~. NV.
THOMAS BOWLING a 90. Auct. my2I dds
THOMAS BOWLING & Co. AucuoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
TWo-SnORY PRICK DWELLING. KNOWN As
PREMISES NO. ll13 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE SOUTHEAST.
By virtue OF decree passed the I'd dny Of
May, AID 1924. by the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia in equity No. 1888
Colonial Beach improvement Company Va Thomas
Somerville ct al. and by virtue OF deed OF
Der, AID. 1870. and recorded in Lber No. 1913
folio los 81 seq. ~ the land records Of tn.
District OF Columbia, we will offer. public auc-
ton, in front OF the premises. MONDAY. the
fwI-NTy- EIGHTH DAY OF NAY lsas at HALE
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate IN the city OF Wash
ington, District of Columbia. wit: All that
certain piece or parcel Of land and premises known
ard distinguished and being part of original lot
NUMBERED SIX 40 m square numbered nine hundred
AID niEety-fou- c.s+l. beginning on pennsviraria
avenue eighty-two and nne . -nine one-hgndredths
90 g9lto) feet from the northwest corner Of said
lot and square and running thence souheasierlv on
said avenue fifty five fs5l feet. thence dee south
sixteen and thirty eight one-hundredths G Is lO0s
feet, thence due west twelve and seventy-iwo one
hunoIedths u2 12-loM feet, thence parallel with
PenI sylvania nfty-one and thirty one
hundI edths (5l 3o-lo0 feet. and thence at right
angles TO said avenue twenty and furfy-one one
hundredths GO il-loU feet to the place Of be-
ginning, together with the improy emcnts thereon.
Terms OF sale: one-third OF the purchase money
70 be paid IN cash and the halance TO he paid IN
two equal instanments. respectively. in and
two years. Sc ,ured by a deed Of trust upon the
property sold. with interest thereon payable semi
annually az the rate Of per cent per annum untii
paid A deposit OF $50 viii he required at the
time OF sale. Sale 10 be closed IN nfeen days
from day Of sale, otherwise the property viii be
resold at the risk and cost Of defauiting Iur-
chaser after ave days advertisement IN some
newsPapsr published in the said city q ~ wassiaS-
BRAINARD II. WARNER, Trustee.
ny,ed&ds als street.
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GAITHERSBURG.

Mrs E. ID. Mack has arrived here from
New York and taken charge of the Summit
House for the summer season.
The Oal1mont public school will hold its
commencement at the school building on
saturday evening next at 8 o'clock, con-
Quoted by Miss Jennie Waters, principal.
Thursday evening Gaithsrsburg Lodge of
Good Templars held an interesting and en-
joyable session. above the average attend
ance being out. One election to member
ship and one proposition were favorably
considered The quarterly treat was serv-
81 oy company A, In charge Of Mr.. w G.
Duvan. which was defeated in the enter
tainment contest for the past three months.
and heartily INDUCED in BY all The pro-
gram was full and entertaining. Delegates
TO the International temperance congress
at Prohibition Park, Staten Island. June
.. were elected as follows: Rev. W. G.
Brian. Prof. E. l.. Amiss and Miss z. Jen-
ME Waters.
An entertainment of a musical and Ht-
cray character will be given by the pupils
or the Briggs public school on next Friday
evening at s O'Clock, for the upbuildinz
on the school library. Mr.. James E. Duvall
Is principal of the school. A small admis-
sion fee will be charged
Mr.. VIM Leaman, a resident of Washing
ton, has purchased house and lot In
Slarksburg. paying $40 therefore. where
ne VIII shortly move.
Rev. j. L. Lodge, d. D., Of this town
will deliver an address at the annual ex-
ercises on May 30 before the Female In
stitute at Luray, Va
The wedding of Miss Mamie Riggs,
daughter OF Mr.. Elisha Riggs of the frst
district, and Mr.. Ellie Riggs Of Goshen
Is announced
Notice of Sunday school mass meeting
OF the schools in the first collection dis
trict for the purpose Of organization has
been given by the Montgomery County
Sunday School Association. The meeting
VIII be held in the N. E. Church at Lay
louisville on Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. and be conducted by the president,
MIR. G. II. Pollock. Rev. D. Benton Win
stead viii conduct the devotional service,
and topics of interest will be discussed.
Rev. W. c. Brian will make the address of
the meeting. and a general conference will
ensue. to be followed by the election of
officers for the district Choir of the
church viii furnish music.
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B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucr1oNEERs

TRrsrEES SALE OF ALL THE FURNITURE.
CARPETS. BEnnING. GLASSWARE, CUT
IFRY, PFIONGFNGS. CONTENTS NOW N
AND UPON The EoTEL KNOWN As THE
ASTON HOUSE, AT THE NoRTHwESr COR
NORTH WEST, ~ THE CITY OF WASHING
TON. AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Under and by virtue OF certain deed In trust
to the undersigned trustees. dated the Path
day OF February. 1894. and recorded IN Liber No.
1855 folio 325 et sea-, Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. and at the request Of
the parties secured thereby, will offer for sale
at public auction at the hotel known the Aston
House, northwest corner OF nth and g streets
northwest. IN the city OF Washington aud District
Of Columbia, On MONDAY. NAY TWENTY
EIGHTH A. n. 1894. AT Ten O'CLOCK A NJ the
entire contents OF said hotel, consisting OF
PARLOR AND BED ROOM SJTTES. CARPETS
CHAIRS. TABLES. LACE CURTAINS. SHAUTS-
wARDRORES BEDDING, on. CLOTHS. MIR
RORS. OFFICE FURNITURE. PILLOWS AM
ROISTEIiS. CUTLERY. GLASSWARE. AND Ar
THE FURNITURE. Personal PROPERTY Am
PARAPHERNAIIA OF MHATEN Err NATURE on
Description NOW BEING IN AND ABOI-T
SAID HOTEL.
This sale Offers special advantages TO hotel keen
ers, private buyers and dealers. the furniture
&c, is Of the best manufacture and in good con-
dition, and win be sold in detail Sale peremptoT
Terms cash.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS. Trustee
Cor. 10th and d sts n.
JOHN RIDoUT. Trustee.
uv1e$ lA7 @ st. 40.
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HAGERsTOwy,

Hagerstown has taken the lead in forming
q pooulist party In western Maryland.
Josiah d. Wise and J. d. Simmons. hereto
lore two earnest workers in the prohibition
party Of this state, are the leading lights In
the movement A club has already been
formed here and steps ara being taken to
form organizations in all the districts of the
county. 1t is proposed to place a candidate
IN the neid for Congress. and nominees also
for the county offices to be dIled at the No
vember election.
Cards are out announcing the approaching
Wedding OF Miss Eve Owen. daughter Of
Brant, bookkeeper In the First National
Bank Rev. Owen is pastor of St Johns
Lntheran Church Of this city.
MI. harry " Griffith of Washington Is in
hagerstown for the purpose Of taking his
mother TO Washington to consult q proml-
nent PHYSICIAN In regard to her case, which
A new military company, known as the
Douglas Guards, with forty-tive men en-
rolled, has been organized here Geo. L.
Fisher, late OF the United States regular
army. has been elected captain.
MIS- Flora Ensmipger a widely-known
lady OF this county. died at her homo yes
tsrday IN Williansport at the advanced age
or seVenty-1ve years. She leaves a hus-
band. Mr.. John Ensmingsr. but no children
Burglars forced an entrance a night or
two ago into the general merchandise store
OF Henry NJ. Etter at Marion and hauled
away In a wagon several hundred dollars
worth Of goods At Waynesboro' thieves
stole nne gray horse and a stick wagon
from Mr.. ID. NJ. Good; then broke into
Charies Mulers saloon and hauled off two
SLOT machines. the object, Of course, being
to get the contents
=, Probably the largest fish ever captured In
me waters OF this county was caught In a
olpnet N the Antietam creek by VIM Wade
II was German carp and weighed twenty
fve pounds.
i've Work has begun upon the same and
pipes are being distributed throughout the
town
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BROOKLAND.

Mr.. Albert Kennard and family have re-
moved from Philadelphia street. University
Heights. to Washington.
Mrs. Gertrude Carlin Phillips Of Washing
ton has purchased the site for a home in
Brookland from Miss Grace Thomas.
The telephone which has recently been
placed in the drug store of Mr.. T. C. John
ston, In the town hall. has had lively time
Of 1t during the many thunder storms Of
the past week, and many calls have been
made upon 1t from the aerial regions as
well as from the citizens of Brookland,
who find 1t great convenience.
The Brookland girls belonging to Capt
competitors in the High School drill came
home extremely Jubilant over their victory
yesterday and made the welkin ring with
their class hurrahs.
The members of the Brookland NJ E.
Church purpose giving a strawberry festi-
val and lawn party at the residence of
Mr.. ]. 8. Hollidge on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, June and 5. and are preparing
special attractions for the occasion
The patrons of the Brookland School are
very much gratified with the success of it's
nrst entertainment and are especially proud
Of the perfection Of the class drills, which
required so much patient training from
Miss Smith, Miss Bailey, Miss Riley and
Miss La Gorce and such real, earnest work
from the children. The march in the Del
sarte exercises was pronounced by military
Bentiemen IN the audience TO be frreprOach-
able, and the quaint Quaker costumes in
the Gossip" pantomime were irresistibly
funny, while the little waiting girls" ham
died their walters with precision and grace
Those taking part in the various drills were
the Misses Ella and Florence Crook Mary
Downing, Bessie Maxwell Ruby Schwier,
Annie Neuman, Mamie Warmkessel, Laura
Depew, Mabel Flanagan, Nora Moriarty,
Clara Kleine. Lula Julien, Grace Larner,
Anna Alsop, Merle Barton, Rose McNa-
mara, Viola Rhine, Josephine Kleine, Hat
tie Owens, Dora Dreyer, Antoinette Roth,
Margaret Mcnamara, Adelaide Gleason,
Aura Middlekauff. Ruth Johnston, Birdie
Stewart, Mary Hall, Violet Homer Elsie
Murphy, Sadie Flanagan, Helen Marean,
Florence Owens, Hattie Paxton, Mamie
Heitmuller. Hattie Souder, Blanche Sisson.
Edna Julien, Mary Hollidge and Master
Browner Hetfield
Much excitement was created near the
station on Thursday afternoon by the ar
rest OF two very young lads on the rail-
road back Of Mr.. Delyine Marean's house.
who had In their possession a miscella-
neous collection of opera glasses, bits Of
ribbon, revolvers and other articles sup
posed to be stolen. which they threw in all
directions when taken by the police Of
GERS.
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FREDERICK.

Mr.. Hermann c. Rakemann, Mr.. John
Potter Lawrence. Mr.. Herndon Morsell and
Mrs. Mamie Wilson Shir-Cliff Of the Rake
mann Concert Company Of Washington, d.
c., were rendered a reception on Thursday
night at the home OF DR.. Charles w. Hoff-
man, Court square, this city, at the conciu-
sion of concert given by them in the city
Opera House. A large number Of Frederick
music lovers were invited to meet them and
the occasion was a most enjoyable one.
The Rev. MIG. Battlin, a prominent men,
Der of the NJ E. Church South, died on
Wednesday at his home In New Market.
this county. aged .ffty-seven years. He
had been pastor Of Trinity NJ. E. Church,
this city, number of years. and was held
In high esteem
Mr.. Frank Maritz, who was for many
road at Frederick junction, was stricken
with paralysis at his home here Wednesday
and Is In a serious condition
Magistrate Alfred Ritter, in a case grow
ing out of the flood here on May 5, has de-
cided that one property holder in order to
protect himself has no right to turn any
nuisance Of any kind upon the property Of
his neighbor- The case was that of Plum
ner J. Riggs and wife versus J. Alfred
Fleming, an action for damages. Their
properties, near town, adjoin, and an en-
pankment built by Mr.. Fleming on his
land threw the water OF the recent flood
over on the Riggs property
Inc Rev David J. Beale, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church here, who was con-
spicuouS in the work of relief at Johnstovn
Pa, after the flood there in 1889 has start
ed a movement in Frederick for the relief
OF the homeless flood sufferers at Williams
port, and a gOOd-SiZed sum of money has
already b>en contributed for the purpose
Agents of the United States fish commits
sion at Washington this week placed 35O-
200 young shad in the Potomac river al
Weverton- 1t will take them three wears to
develop The law against fishing in the wa
GERS OF Frederick county in the month of
May Is being riEidly enforced, by which
means large numbers of undeveloped fish
sre being saved from wantOn destruction
The annual distribution of premiums at
the Frederick Academy of the Vista tfon
will take place this year on June 2s. A
number of Washington young ladies' are
among the pupils The Maryland School
for the Deaf and Dumb, this city, will close
On June %.
The machinery at u. H. Routzalin's mill
SoUr miles east Of this city, suddenly stop
POD few days ago and the water was shut
Of Investigation Of the cause showed that
q huge thirteen-pOund carp had caused the
mischief by getting caught In the water
wheel
The Honman-Secrist road case which has
been in course of litigation in this county
for the past ten or twelve years. has finally
been carried TO the court of appeals on a
writ Of error by the directors The case
was decided a short time ago in the court
here In favor OF the petitioners for the road
l. Keno 5. Harp. one OF the editors Of the
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DUNCANsoN BROS Aucrrox,,,ps

PUBLIC SALE OF THE MOST ELIGIBLE Rr-rrn-
ING SITE II THE CITY. HAVING A FR1NT-
AGE OF ABOUT l0T FEET on THE WEST
FRONTAGE OF ABOUT II FEET az rms
SOUTH SIDE OF NEW YORK ANFNITF, An
CONTAINING ABOUT 13,lo0 SQUARE FFT-T
OF GROUND, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
By virtue of deed Of trust to the undarxisnsa
bearing date August I, 1892, and recorded Angns,
y, 1892, In Liber No. l72l, folio l72 et SEQ ~
the land records OF the District of Columhta .nd
at the request of the party thereby secured We
VIII oner for sale at public auction. In front or
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH nAY
OF JUNE, A. u. 1894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM
the following described ground, namely. An %
original lot numbered seven 40 in soiara ,,u, NJ
bered two hundred ard twenty-three (,5Sl acoo,d
ing TO the original plat plan Of the city OF
washington D. q. excepting the part thereof
covered 10y the building heretofore known as The
Palace Market, and except the triangular SHAPED
piece tabout nifty t5Ol square feet at the extreme
northeastern corner of said lot and In front OF The
northeast corner Of said building
Terms OF sale: Onethi-d OF the purchase money
In cash tof which $500 must be deposited with the
trustees at the time Of sale in cash or by certified
check, and the balance In two equal installmen,s
at one and Two years from the date OF sale, with
interest at per cent, secured on the property or
OF sale are not complied with in ten DAYS, trustees
reserve the right to RESELL risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser, after five days notice in The
Evening Star. AL conveyancing, &c, at pur-
chaser's cost.
MAHIoN ASHFORD,
AIDS B. BROWNE,
my1<-d&ds Trustees
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DUNCANsON BROS. AUcTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE AND ECONOMICAL,
BUILDING LOT, FRONTING IT FEET on
TENNESSEE AVENUE NORTHEAST BY A
66.04 FEET ON THE OTHER
Under and by virtue Of certain deed Of trust
dated June 20, 1891, recorded in Iiber No. 1880
folio $50 ct seq. one Of the land records of the
District Of Columbia at the request of the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees will, on
TUESDAY, JUNE FIFTH, AID. 1894, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, in front of the premises, sell at
public auction all Of that certain lot Of land siu-
ate In the city Of Washington. in said District.
known and being lot numbered twenty-five (25)
in Robert NJ. Bells recorded subdivision in square
numbered ten hundred and twelve QO12, as per
plat accorded 10 Book Is. page 100. in the SURVEY
sold subject to a deed Of trust, bearing date June
10. 1891, made to secure a note Of $3l5, payable
three years from date Of said trust, with accrued
interest thereon from June 10. 1898.
Terms Of sale: All cash. A deposit of 500 will
be required at the time of sale. Conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms OF sale TO be
complied with within Is days from the day Of sale
or the trustees reserve the right resell at the
cos. and risk of the defaulting purchaser.
JOHN RIDOUT, Trustee,
". E. EDMoNsTON, Trustee.
my2< 500 9Th ST. NV.
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KENsINGTON.

Mr.. John Freeman of Washington has
rented the house owned by Miss Cleara
Duvall
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, who have been the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. T s. Gartrell of
South Kensington. have returned to their
home, in Chicago.
Rev. j. T. Marshall will preach in the
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning. Christian Erdeavor meet
ing at o'clock.
Rev. r. NJ. Moore will preach in the st.
PauPs NJ. E. Church tomorrow, morning
and evening. Epworth League meeting will
be led by Miss Laura CAN'T.
Mrs. Edgar Proctor of Washington is
visiting her sister. Mrs Albert Dorsey.
Miss Bessie Scharker of Baltimore is
visiting Mrs. Robert NJ. Moore.
Fraud has been unearthed IN the hall of
records. San Francisco, which may lead to
the Illustration of a clever scheme to land
foreign born Chinese
lung hwat, once member of the Chi
nese legation at Washington was married
at Springfield. Mass, Wednesday night to
Miss Mary E. Burnham. Mr.. Kwai was
graduated from Yale in 1884
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my17- d&ds
RArc1.IFFE. pARR & Co, AUcrIoNEERs

SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT. FRONTING TWEEN
TY FEET On EIGHTH STREET NORTH
WEST, A FEW DOORS NORTH OF BOUN-
DAIRY, BETWEEN THE LINES OF U AND V
STREETS. CITY LOCATION AND CONyEN-
FENCES, WITH ONLY COUNTY TAXES.
BY decree of the Supr, Court of the District
Of Columbia. in No. 1922. equity. Will SELL at
public auction, TUESDAY, the TWENTY
NINTH Of MAY, 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
in front of the property. the north half of the
west half Of lot forty three, in j. b. Haws sub
division Of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains in
the District of Columbia.
Tern S: One-third cash, one-third in one year
and one-thiTd In two years, notes to be given for
the deferred payments, with per cent interest
secured on the property, or all cash, at the buy
er's option. $3.50 deposit required at sale. Con-
veyancing at cost of purchaser. Terms TO be com
piled with in ten days, trustees may resell
property at risk of defaulting purchaser.
JULIUS A. MAEDEL, Trustee,
416 5th st. NV.
EUGENE B. ARNOLD, Trustee,
ny16-d&ds <bS La ave.