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Evening star., 1894-01-24
RATCIIFFE. DARR & co. AUCTS-.
I'D PA. AVE. NV

AhISirES SALE OF TwOSToRY FRAME
DMEi11NG, WITH CELLAR AT THE cor
I6nn, Mn or NINTH STREET ENTENDFD Am
@ @66tE SIkEET. IN THE StiBDIyiSiOS an
BRGHTWOOD PARK > VT
,np! virtue OF deed Of trust. given TO Ms and
uuy recorded in Liber No 17G1 folio 81 ct SEQ
ue IN oi ,ne land records of tho District OF Colun,
ia' Ind AT the request of the party secured there
"; tne Undersigned trustees will offer for sale a,
TayE auction in front Of the premises On
.hIissDAf, TIE FIRST DAY OF 'FEBRITa ANY
a. ~. ISo4, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM the fol
.onLns uescrlbed real estate. situate in the pis.
,rict OF Colonbla, known and distinguished ns and
pDenS, Iot numbered twenty-sevcn t27l in DilIeT
-, Gron s subdivision in block numbered eirbtpen
,lol; OF Br1ghtwood Park" as per plat recorded
IN BooA County No. s, page 81. OF the records
1i & the surveyors office of the District OF Colum-
oi1, tosether with the Improvements thereon
Ierms OF sale: $1,000 and expenses of sale n
oe pad IN cash within fifteen days from day OF
SAFE; 800 or which must be paid as a deposit on
the residue or the purchase money to be paid In
two eqr installments. at one and two yea-
from the dag of sale. With interest on the defa-ei
payments at the rate OF 6 per cent nor onnnyn
from the day Of sale payable seIni-a annually sa-
cured by deed of trust the property sold or an
OF tne purchase money may be paid In cash AT
tne option OF the purchaser. Terms to be flllv
complied with in fifteen days from the day az
sale, otherwise the trustees the rigft Ia
resell the property at the risk and coSf az tbs
defaultiag purchaser. All conveyancinx recordinr
&c-, at the purchasers cost
SAMUEL ]. FISfIFI.
FREDERICK q. ACKAM
JalS-u&ubs Trustees.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
RADCLIFFE, DARR & Co AUCTToNEERs
NJ. 92O PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.

NO. go PENSsYLvANIA Avenue NORTHWEST. INES
CHAYGERY A. e *, AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA.
AND sTkEEfs Ss North vi VEST thfirRfNtI iMPR6yEb
ALL MODERN fMpRovEMENTs. Known 1VT7Si AS AS
III LIE En- GREASoN RE: , HOUSE TO CLOSE THE
Under and by virtue of the last will and festa
Inent OF William Greason, deceased, recorded i'm
VIII Book No 49, folio l51. in the office OF the
register OF wills Of the District of Columbia ard
Certain ceerees passed by TIE Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, in Equity Cause No II. .1Og,
are eomplainants and Clarence Leroy Palmer ct ali
Tm,EsPbaYe ErER WI sell on the premises on
O'CLOCK PM, part Of lot numbered one o., in
square numbered two hundred and fifty-fo1- t95.1
9ontslned within the following metes and bounds
beelhillhK AT the corner formed by the intersec-
ti0l Of 18th street west and street north and
extending along the line of said street thirty five
feet three inches S5 feet inches CInore or lessl
west thence AT right angles with said f street
my ,51 feet feet; thence in straight line
10 said 18th street thirty-tye feet three in.hes
S5 feet , inchesi more or less; thence aIonn the
line ot said 18th street to Z street. the place of
beginning.
business sites for sale in this city; IL Is car,l
IN The very heart Of the city and is easily nc-
amusement. IL is improved by a large tbree-storr
and basement brick building. known as numbers
aooi a"i iSoS street northwest. and also known
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
III cash, the balance payable in and two yes
eNiuch,'"i b! the purchasers promissory notes So
cured 10y nrs' lien apou the property sold hca ring
interest at per ccn'nm per annum, payable semi
annualiE. Taxes and assess .enis paid 10 June n
1892; all title examining, cunveyaI,.inv and r,
coIdiue 10 be at the sole Of the purchaser
dsys after the property is sold or the trustee viii
resell at the risk and cost of th, defauitfny ,nr
chaser. Ierosit of $1,000 wf be required of the
purChase when the property is sold.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS. Trustee
"-oaNos No $40 II ST NV.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
SUBURB AN NEWS,
ALEXANDRIA. A

The city council continued in session un-
til midnight last night, being engaged in
some of the most important matters that
have come before the board for many years.
The aldermen completed action upon the
scheme for the amendment of the city
charter and the matter will now go back
to the common council for concurrence. and
when a result is reached here the whole
scheme will be sent TO the general assembly
at Richmond The aldermen struck out the
10 cents per-front-foot tax which, The
Star has shown, is contrary to the constitu-
ton of the state. and this amendment will
certainly be concurred in by the lower
board. While the aldermen were busy last
night with the charter matter. the council
occupied itself in considering the proposals
Tor bill to be passed by the general as
senbly. authorizing the corporation of
Alexandria to borrow S2OO.OOO for streets
and sewer improvements. After a long dis
cussion the plan was agreed to, 10 A.
Messrs. Snowdan Moore, Uhler and Evans
voting in the negative. The proposed bill
was then sent to the board of aldermen
where IL kept that board awake until a
late hour, and Just before midnight the
vote was taken and the aldermen concurred
with the council in adopting the bill.
A notable fact appeared last night in the
common council while the S2OO,OOO improve
nent Dill was under amendment The orig
1nal draft proposed that only freeholders
should vote upon the acceptance of the
plan Mr.. Mushbach moved to strike out
freeholders'' and insert white voters" but
was insisted that colored real estate
noiders mad stake in the matter and the
boaru refused-l2 TO = (Messrs. Mushbach
ana flsher)-to adopt the amendment, so
tnat II the vote shall ever be taken in Al
eXandria colored real estate holders will
nave vote upon the question. while nom
property holders will have none
Inc Deis Company embroglio reported to
Inc star yesterday, was made the subject
OF action at the Fairfax court house yester-
DAY afternoon, and Mr. r. F. Knox auc-
tloneer OF this city, was appointed a re-
celVer or the Deis Company's affairs at
New Alexandria A motion to discharge
this order will soon be made
The Howard Cassard. new style steamer
Is TO be brought here from Baltimore and
finished at the Alexandria shipyard where
II was originally proposed TO build the
mammoth steamer Pocohontas of the same
style.
The corporation court has continued all
the criminal cases. 1t is now engaged with
civil suits only.
w q. Piatt and others of Takoma have
obtair ed a charter here for the Takoma
Hall Company
Judge Keith has mad. decree here for the
sale OF the Washington and Arlington Rail-
way Company's rights after sixty days no.
uce.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
FALLS CHURCH.

Miss Virginia Dox, a missionary Connected
with the Home Missionary Society,"" de-
livered an interesting lecture last night at
the Congregational Church to a large au-
dience. Miss Dox during her stay here has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rowen.
The Baptist Church held a sociabe Mon
day night at the new and pretty home of
Mr.. John Newton. An entertaining pro-
gram was carried out, Miss Clara l.. Gula-
ger. Aida Boernstein, Persis Proudfit, Mrs.
Gould, Miss Spofford and Bessie Newton
taking part.
Mr.. Philip Nourse gave a birthday party
to his young friends Friday night
The Home Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational Church met at the residence of
Mrs. Eastman Thursday morning, and the
Ladies Aid Society met in the afternoon al
the same place.
Miss Furcfon of Washington spent Satur-
day and sunday with Miss Aida Boern-
stein.
Miss Annie ROwell Of Washington is visit
ing her brother, Mr. Ambrose RoweIl
Miss Clara Gulager has returned from a
visit to Washington.
The young people of Falls Church have
organized a social club, which will hold its
first social meeting at The residence of Mr..
Proudht on Saturday night.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
DUNCANSoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING SITf
ATE, No. 1853 IL STREET. OR BENNING

ja17-d&dbs

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING SITT-
BRIDGE ROAD. NORTHEAST
ing date May -. lS.2. and duly recorded May 81
1sg2 in Liber No. 100. folio 81 ct SEQ; OF u,
land records .? the District OF Columbia and al
the request of the parties secured thereby we the
undersigned trustees. will sell. public auction
in front of the premises. MONDAY. the FIFTH
DAY Of FEBRUARY, AID. 1894. at HALF PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK pm. all that certain piece 0i
parcel Of land and premises situate in the county
of Washington, District Of Columbia. and known
and designated lot az. in block 30. In William
ii. Clagett's subdivision of Long Meadows" as
per plat recorded in Libcr County No. g. folio 24
of the records of the Office of the surveyor of the
District of Columbia. having a frontage of 20 feet
H street, Bennng's bridge road. northeast
by depth southward of 13l feet an alley to-
gether with the Improvements thereon consisting
of frame dwelling house.
TERMS: one-third Of the purchase money to he
paid in cash and the balance in three equal install
ments. payable in one two and three years. with
interest at per cent per annum, payable semi
annually from date of sale. secured by deed OF
trust upon the property sold all cash, at th.
option Of the purchaser. deposit of 500 will be
required Of the purchaser at the time Of sale All
conveyancing, recording and notarial fees AT the
cost of the purchaser. Terms OF sale to be com
piled with I'm ten days from day OF sale, other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD.
CONSTANTINE II. WILLIAMSON,
jazz -d&ds Address 40 La. ave-, Trustees.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
FREDERICK.

VIM. Leonard, the condemned murderer
who is awaiting execution in the jail here
on the 10th of February. has. it is stated
finally induced his counsel and few
friends to make an effort in his behalf
looking toward communication of his seE-
tence 70 life imprisonment. The first step
In this direction has been the dispatching
OF a letter 10 Sir Julian Pauncefote the
BRUSH ambassador at Washington. asking
him 10 intercetle in behalf of Leonard who
claims that although he has been fourteen
years a resident Of this country ne has
never legally become a citizen and is still
a British subject
The meat house Of Thomas =. NrlIioix.
agent VI the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
Evening star., 1894-01-24
RADCLIFFE DARR & CO.. AUcrs.

TRUSTEES SALE op RpJcE .>-n ,-,
sr0IsfE- SI0hE AND DWELLING. ON SEVENTH
STREET. tN'NDh1-h
80, by virtue oI two certsin deeds Of trust. duly
1psSrueu ne IN Liber No. 1852 folios Nos Isa and
iso, et seg. one OF the land records fcr Inc fe,s
ulct i OF Columbia. and at the request OF the TsT
uss secured thereby. the undersigned trustees st
oaer iof sale, by pablic auction. IN front 81 rh.
EIelnlses. on FRIDAY. THE SECOND DAY ,1F
n pIDho Ahl A d. lss4 AT F0tR O'CLOCK
= u. tne following described real estate situsfs
~ lAe county OF Washington. District OF Coarn,hts
70 VII: An mat certain piece or parcel OF land
- ~ PREMISES known and distinguishes as ard
toe middle one-thiTd n 81 OF Iof one fll h,
n.ock Two e. OF the subdivision of John A S,nt,h,s
larLh caiIed Eainsham. made by Howar, in-
1oh';ng seventeen 40 feet seven ana ,.,e
, ,liiH g l-s Inches ath street road by ON.
suufeu ana twenty-one n21i feet three a. sDcl,as
esFh ''sether with all the inprov erneuts rixats
~ Terms rms OF sale: onnhalf cash. the halapc. IN
~ s.h ana twelte months, secured by deed ~ ,r,,ss
w w me property sold an cash AZ fhe onfia1 ~,
- sue puIclisseT- deposit of $500 reoujred I5r,n
acctRtasce OF bid. ~ the terms Of sale a.. ~,
e"iinpled WITH In fifteen days from fbe anr ~,
Sle, Ihe trustees reserve the right 70 r.saii ~.
froprfty al the risk and cost Of the dsfs,,l,t,~
PuI'naser' after nve days advertisement OF sa,@
Tssate 10 some Newspaper published IN wssht,.,c,
!, - -. All conveyancing and recording a; fhe ss-e
Burr II. TRACY
s.aaasn ALFRED \. WILSON
Trusf@cs.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
MACHINE THAT HUNTS TREASURE
Soon to he Tested in a Search for "a
Pirates Hoard on CocOs Island.

Pirates Hoard on COcOs Island.
Peter Smith of Vancouver B. c., has a
mineral locating machine which he claims
will enable him to find hidden treasure.
The contrirance has not been perfected yet
A. present il is described by the San Fran
cisco Chronicle as resembling a wooden box
with u tin fog horn sticking through a hole
in one side and suspended from a string
within the bCx. Mr.. Smith was asked If ne
would practically test the machines DOW
ers to locate the treasure and he willingly
consented. The inventor of the strange
machine remained in the city while q num-
Der OF curious citizens wrapped up $50 IN
silver. and going three miles from town hid
tne money beneath bush in Stanley Park
The tin indicator was pointed in the direc-
tlon OF Stanley Park at l o'clock in the
AFTERNOON, ana at y o clock the machine had
guided the inventor to within 600 yards of
the spot where the treasure was hidden 1t
was getting dark and those present decided
to assist Mr.. Smith by directing him within
2D yards of the place.
Then the fun commenced. Mr.. Smith
moved the machines pointer carefully
about until the mysterious inside of the box
began 10 make g peculiar rattling sound
and the inventor said: Il am now directly
In line of the treasure He then put en- a
rubber apron and advanced cautiously the
machine continuing to family rattle Sui-
denly 1t stopped and Mr.. Smith said Il
nave passed the spot" He walked slowly
BACKWARDS, and the moment the box recon-
mencei Its audible manifestations ran the
pointer to the earth and dug up the hand
kerchlef containing the $50. Capt Van
Bfemner OF tocos Island fame has interest
ed himself in the invention, and he and the
inventor have already started subscrip-
tion list with fair prospects of raising cap
ital to perfect the machine and put on rec
ora the one-hundredth attempt to unearth
the pirate treasure at Cocos Island A num-
Der OF men of accredited shrewdness believe
In the machine and will lend their personal
ana hnancial aid toward the treasure island
scheme.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
THE REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK.
Chairman Manley Talks About Party
Plans and Prospects,.

Joseph H. Manley, chairman of the re-
publican national executive committee who
is at Boston. talked yesterday at length
as to the duties Of his office, and the out
look for the republicans at the next cleo
ton. While he personally favors Reeds
nomination, he emphaticaiiy asserted that
as chairman of the executive committee he
did not propose to betray the trust commit
ted to him and use the position of chair
man of the committee to boom Mr.. Reeds
. 3candidacy or any other mans candidacy.
The committees powers are purely ex-
ecutive," he said. 1T is not their duty to
formulate platforms for the party, but to
carry out the plans which the party lays
down in its national convention. 1t would
be very indelicate for members of the COM
mittee to become partisans in favor Of any
one candidate as against another. because
campaign of some candidate whose nominal
tion they had not favored.
There is perfect harmony" Mr. Manley
continued among the members Of the ex-
ecutive committee as to their duties in this
respect. They desire to obey the will of the
party and not to thwart 1t, and they will
he very careful in carrying out what they
believe TO be the wishes of the party
''One question the national committee is
going to consider is the question of repre-
sentation. There has been a growing feel
iisS all over the country that the repreSen-
tauon should be changed in our republican
conventions. OF course it is impossible for
the committee to call a convention not
recognizing state and congressional dis
trlct representation, but the plan proposed
is that each state shall have two delegates
ot-larSe, that each congressional district
snail have one delegate, and that each con-
gressional district which cast 1000 republi-
can votes at the presidential election in
lS.r2 shall have an additional delegate and
for every additional 1900 votes cast and a
fraction thereof, allowing in addition the
District of Columbia and each territory, to
have one delegate.
This is not aimed at the south but would
hit every congressional district where there
are few republican votes. 1t would, il is
conceded, reduce the representation from
the southern states and increase the rep
resentation of such strong republican states
as pennsylvania, Ohio, Massac achusetts, Ver-
mont and Maine.
the committee hope that this question of
representation will be taken up by the re-
publican newspapers and thoroughly dis
eussed so that they may learn the true pub
lie opinion upon this question, and thus
have something to guide them in their de-
hberations."
MIR. Manlev was very emphatic in the ex-
preston of his belief that the Wilson bill
Will never become a law.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Aucts. L. jaaold' l
THos. BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ROAD STREET BETWEEN 3lST AND ID
STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D. C.
On THU RSDAY. JANUARY TWENTY FIFTH
1894, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK F. NJ.
will sell at public auction. TO the highest bidder
in front of the premises all that certain piece
parcel of land and premises known and distin
guished as lot numbered two CA in sauare NUN
bered one hundred and ten 110D. in Georgetown
d. c. said lot fronting 40 feet Road street by
depth of 1I5 feet to 10 foot alley. subject how
ever. to deed Of trust for 81 800, payable April
3. 1896 with interest at 6 per cent per apnum
payable semi mi-annualy
Terms: One-haif cash. and balance in one year
win per cent interest, payable semi annual lly
TO be secured by deed of trust upon property cold
or all cash at option of purchaser. Terms TO bs
complied with In ten days from day of sale or the
property Will be resol1 at risk ard cost OF de-
fauting purchasef. A deposit Of two hundred GOO
dollars Will be required when hid Is accept ed All
conveyancing and recording at of purchaser
WASHN DANENHOWER 18th and q sts NV
tal9-d&ds Agent for ,wnar
Evening star., 1894-01-24

IMPORTANT
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
WAI. q. MErZEROTT y CO.,
No. ll1O + ST. NV,
COMPRISING
UPRIGHT AID SoyAKE IiANGS, ORGAN
STOOLS AND COVERS. LARGE AND COM
lIETE ASSORTMENT OF SHEET AND BOOK
MUSIC, OPERA, OliATORlAL PIANO AND
ORGAN INSTRUCTORS.
ALSO
HANDSOME STORE FIXTURES. COUNTERS,
SHOW CASES. DESKS, IRON SAFES, &c.
ALSO
TWO GRAY HORSES. ONE LARGE VAN, ONE
N0-i8P WAGON, SET DOT ElE HARNESS.
Nc.
BY virtue Of a deed of assignment given TO US and
duly recorded tle undersigned assignces VIII Offer
for sale by public auction tie premises No 10
+ st. NV, WEDNtSDAl. FEBRUARY SbN-
ENTH 1894. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN, the cntirc
stock of Wm. u. MetIerutt * Co.. comprising II
general assert mont of Musical Instruments. Sheet
and Book Music. Store Fixtures Iron Safe, Horses
Wagons. Harness. sc.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
JOB BARNARD,
500 9th st. NV,
JOSEPH +. LtCKETr,
lilo + st. NV,
Assignees.
RATCIIFFE, DARR < CO., Aucts jaa4 -dAtlis
Evening star., 1894-01-24

cHaNGERY AND TRUSTEES SALE OF y.1u.
STREET BETWEEN 6 AND II STREETS IM, ~
STREET AND NUMBER sli RAPT1s nIE afa.I sSS 80
GRr cR ss1S SicsE nth. The ESTATE OF WILLIAM
-. ondef and SnG by virtue Of the last viii aud TESLA
nen OF William Greason, deceased recorded IN VIII
Beok No folio in the office OF the resisrer y -
passed In equity cause No. iiI3s dociet No 81
in which cause George W t;ressea Q, oolHmhla.
compialnants. and Clarence LEROY Pslrser q, 81
TE5R9 J1NtAsY s TT%4A fsii z RE prs.RIsss q
hALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM All tbo -.
SQUARE numbered five hundred ana sistv 9o, a.a. ~
l Nnlch LIZ not been conveyed 10 Francis Nur,hr'
s se, rsalns ~. seven tee' six and eDehaif inches n
i-et. o12 hvheel on line with 81 street wes+ :.
lot numbered tgenty-twO in said spuar. snS -
in n,.s tl,St Width 70 the alley the rear Of ssn
iot hlbefed twe.'y-oDe s2ll: ard also the roiioTr
ing part Of lot numbered twenty-five f2eD in "a
% sInaie; shat Is to say. ten feet dO feet OF Tie
u' 'ldiis Nhe ~ lots numbered tvsnry-ope t2I, "A
twenty-five '-2 aud running that wictb 10 fhs ~
property which WAS conveyed 10 WiIiisn nsi,a.
sS y,, Ea~ara hiVpger By deed ated May y 1851.
sinltnr one Of the land records OF the Dis,riet Of
This Property Is improved by a two-si.rv ,r.,,.
ousr nu1lbsr a35 81 street nartlu ana tsn
y als2 two-story frame house % To- rear OF tfe
PROPERTY being uumlser sll Bslf's aIie, rorrnxss,
b9.h houses are yieloing good fehtais Vs.
ierits ~ sale; on--ihird % the purchase r,o,av
., t5s5 a. Uisn.e ~ pa!abe N one and years.
..ieo hH nrsi lien uIo the property sald mes ,sn~
sals;s,,nl,. ~ sii pei oentgm pei ahnum psyabIe
Bun" 80 1888. All title exnTnin.nr -, 70
49, as1 s'0funs TO be at the sole Of tie pars
a, Terms Of sale TO be complied With within len
& aief tne property is sold the trustee will
,haser deposit Of two hundred and dftv fss5a
,onn vi" ~ De De required OF the purchaser whec ~
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS r,.s,..
Evening star., 1894-01-24
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
6l2 ST. NV.
Important Sale of Groceries
and Liquors, Two Horses,
Business Wagon, Bug
gVa Harness. &c &c.

y
On THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY FIFTH
1884. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, at store
No 3294 NJ street, Georgetown, ID. C., the under
signed by authority vested in him by Chas. Beall
Co, Will sell the entire contents therein at
pubic auction, comprising general collection of
Groceries, recently purchased.
EMBRACING IN PART
WHISTLES. BRANDIES, GINS AND WINES IN
DEMUOHNS AND BOTTLES. FINE STOCK OF
TEAS n CHESTS. COFFEE FLOUR. MO-
LASSES AND SlRUPS. VINEGAR, LAUNDRY
AND TOILET SOAPS, CONDIMENTS AND
SHELF GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
PRESERVES CAKES AND CRACKERS To-
BASCo AND CIGARS, 15 BARRELS PRIME
PCIOMAG HERRlNG, MACkEREL, WOODEN
AND WILLOW WARE. &c, &c.
FINTI RES. COMPRISING
COMBINATION FIREPROOF SAFE CNEARLY
NEW; SHOW CASES, PLATFORM AND
COUNTER SCALES, TWO LARGE ICE BOXES
ALSO
TWO HORSES. GROCERY WAGON. BUGGY.
HARNESS, Sc.
SN; n b BTTHIS & STOCK IS NEW. CLEAN AND
NAM MAND T THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS AND
PRIVATE BUYERS.
THE HORSES. WAGON AND BUGGY WILL. BE
SOLD AT l. O'CLOCK.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Aucts ja2odts
Evening star., 1894-01-24
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
DUNcANsoN BRos..uApcrIoNEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF PEAs1E DWELLING OK
9TH STREET BETWEEN Z AND q STREETS
SOUTHEAST, BENG House NUMBERED 52s
by virtue Of deed OF trust. dniy recorded n,
1iber numbered 1885,. folio $40 et OF the lard
records of the District OF Colunnbis1- viii sell
on MONDAY. THE TWENTl-NINTH DAY OF
JANUARY, A. d. 1924, al HALEI'AST FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that piece or parcel of ground
and premises situate, lying and being In the city
Of Neshii,ston. District of Columbia. and known
and distinguished and being parts Of lots 6 and
., in square s46. beginning 1Di feet inches north
from the southwest corner of said square: thence
rorth . feet inches tben-e east 10 feet. thence
north feet inches; shence east feet and
south feet inches: thence east ~ feet l inch
10 30-foot alley: thcrce south along said alley
~ feet inches: thence west 81 feet inches 10
the beginning. together with all the improve
ments. ways. easements rights privileges and ap-
appertaining. -
Terms oue-third cash, balanee in aud tive
years. AT q per cent per aunufn frterest. paysble
sehil-annuallt. and TO be setalrcd by q deed os
ircst on the property sold. 0of an cash the op-
nol OF The purchaser. deposit of $500 required
AT time OF sale Conveyancin-. a.. al purchasers
Sost- Terms OF sale 10 be complied with in fifteen
usss otherwise trustees fhe right 20 resell
lne property at the risk and ctst OF defaulting
purchaser, after i've davs' advertisement of such
Tesae ln some newspaper published in Washington,
WILLIAM oCKsTADT
II. ii. BERGMAN.
'ai'-aSds Trustees