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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10
Rok vi.
SWietokradztwo nh Jad-
Wig0Wie.
10 siierpnio '95.
A wiec jutro.

A vice jutro. -.
Jutro ma bye spelnione no.
we swietokradztwo ma Jadwi.
gowie. Jeszcze raz niesumien.
nj prowodyrowie ,odszczepieni
cd prawego Kosciola, zamie.
rzaja jutro uragaG sobie
2 prawdziwej WARY rzymsko.
katolickiej, - nova urzsdza
szalbierczs maskarade W sza-
tach biskupich.
Zanim to uastapi, - raz
jeszcze wzywamy tych ludzi,
oddajscych swe dusze ma zgu.
be wieczna, do upamietania.
Lud zas, kt6ry zlym ME jest,
lecz tylko obalamuconym -
ma zasadzie slow Arcypasterza
naszego upewniamy: !.
Ze zaden 6isklp katoIcki,
Swiecic ME 6edzie budynku,
kt6ry wznosza schyzmatycy 2.
Jadwigowa.
Ze to mniemane poswiecenie
niema Sadaaeji aOagi 4 snacseni0y
W obec Kosciola rzymsko.ka-I
tolickiego.
Ze wszelkie Sakramenta,
jakoby przez odszczepionego.
cd Kosciola kaplana udzielone,
SO nietylko niewaSne, ale@
wprost swietokradcze.
Oby zapewnieuie to wplynelo
nareszcie ma garsc obalamuco-
nego ludu-i zdolalo 60 przy.'
wr6cic do rozwagi, skierowac
ma droge prawa!
Jutro zreszta = podczas ko.
medyi ,,swiecenia" a"-ludzieroz.
sadni beda sic mogli przeko-
mac, ze istotnie So oszukiwa
nj.
M6wiono i'm dotad, ze przyj.
die i poswieci kosciH .,bi-
skup" lub dwai ,,biskupi".
Niechze sic uwaznie tym ,,bi.
skupom" przyjrzs!
A przekonajs sic, ze to ME
biskupi katoliccy; ME kapiani,
ME katolicy, ale jakis Vilatte,
kucharz z powolania, odszcze.
pieniec, czlonek heretyckiej
sekty ,,Staro. .katolik6w" - j
drugi, gorszy cd niego szal-
bierz, kt6ry ma posmiewisko
calej Ameryce W Detroit uda.
wal nieistniejacego nbiskupa
podolskiego".
Kto umie patrzet, tego ME
ziudza ich mitry i zlocenia.
Ten pozna, z kim ma do czy-
nienia.
Ostatnia to juz pred TEN
smutnem widowiskiem pre-
stroga, ostatnia do Was pros
ba:
- Bracia. -. Me dajcie
sic balamucit szalbierzom! ME
gubcie duszy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10
Ni,pokEja M wyspie Krecie.

Honstantynopo1, 9 sierpnia. -
Rozeszia sic tu pogfoska, re W tych
dniach oddziai zbrojny powstahc6w,
przybyfy Grecyi, wyladowai ma
Krecie; zapowiedziano przybycie
drugiego oddziaIu. Karatheodori
pasza wys'at oddzially wojska tu.
reekiego dla Scigania ich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10
Kolei syber,iska.

Petersburg, sierpnia. .-zarzad
budowy kolei syberyjskiej zawarf
kontrakt mikosajewskim Zakiadem
mechanicznym ma dostawe 100000
pudow SYN kolejowych po 2 RS. "a
pud dostaws do Irkucka. zaksady
mikoiajewskie otrzyma}y ma to "a
liczke W sumie 500, 900 rubli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10
Nieszczescie W k0palni.

Detroit, Mich, 9 sierp. = z Iron
Mountain wlasnie nadshodzi tele.
gram, re W kopalni Chaplin dis rano
osunela sic ziemia W miejscu, gdzie
pracowali Charles Faust John
johnson. Faust zostaf ma miejscu
zabity, a Johnson ciezko pokale-
czony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10

eiee sw. odni6s} sic do paru wsad-
COW europejskich, miedzy innemi
i do ces. Niemiec prosba o specyal-
na obrone rad misyami katolickieml
W Chinach, zagrozonemi wskutek
ostatnich krwawych rozruchow.
Ces. Wilhelm W odpowiedzi obiecas
zastosowae sic do prosby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10
ZOna z daleka.

Kansas CITY, Mo-, 9 sierpnia. -
wczoraj wieczorem odby5o sic tu
wesele zamieszkalego W Kansas
City, KS, grosernika Tracy T. Har-
besta z panna Amalia Nisceoh, pie,
kna Samoanka, Parma Nisceoh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10
Eg7AEgi fgEgFsAgIGzsE Z zAEsANlgy

- W Paryzu podawano wczoraj
pogloske, re kandydatem ma tron
bu}garski jest mfody ksisze Teck,
szwagier ksiecia York.
- Kr6l kr6lowa rumuhska przy.
bywaje W tych dniach do Ischl W Od-
wiedziny do ces. Franciszka J6zefa.
Ma wyspie Mindanao (wyspy
Filipinskie) Hiszpanom poddafo sic
l2tu krajowych kacyk6w.
Z Petersburga donoszg, ze ks.
Lobauow Rostowskij, rosyjski mini
ster, zostaf udekorowany ordsrem
abisyhskim.
w Kornenburgu, W Austryi,
powieszono Czecha Vondraszka "a
morderstwo, po}aczone rabun-
kiem.
- Amerykahscy misyonarze do
nosza Japonii, ze tam coraz czes.
ciej zaczynaje sic objawise wypadki
eholery.
w Havanie, ma wyspie Kubie,
Sen. Pedro Mirallos zostal miano.
wany cenzorem wiadomosci wojen-
nyeh.
- Bandy rozb6inicze rabujs pa
la wsie W CUB. Erywanskiej ma Kau-
kazie. Wysfane przeciwko MIN od-
dzia}y kozak6w rosyjskich zostafy
rozbite. Wielu kozakowzabito.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10
Ofary upaiow wczorsjszych.

Wczorajszy upal niezmiernie byl
dotkliwy, termometr wskazywal
tylko 81 stopni. Zaszfo, 0 lie via.
domo, I wypadk6w udaru sionecs.
nego, q jeden z mich byl smiertel-
ny.
William Monroe, pokrywacz do.
chow, pracujac ma dachu domu pm.
III Western ave., zemdlai W kilks
minut pozniej umarl.
O. II. O. Gunter, malarz, LEGACY
lat 90, zam. pm. s27 Washtenaw
ave., czekajac ma wagon kolei ulicz.
nej ma N. Clark STR, naraz krzyknsi
przerazliwie, gdy& W jednej chwili
niespodziewanie wzrok stracii.
Rzadki to szczeg6lny skutek pora-
zenia cd sionca.
Michael Kane, zam. ma rogu 47ej
nj. Wallace str, zemdlaf ma rogu
40 ul. Halsted str. Moae umrzs,
jest W szpitalu Mercy.
George Higney, l7letni wozni.
ca zam. pm. 1900 Armour ave.; -
William Nurty, zam. pm. $50 STATE
str. August Schumacher, zam. pm.
10 vedder str, r6wniea zemdleli
wskutek goraca. ale prawdopodobnis
wyzdrowieja.
w nIedzlele d. 11go sierpnia r. :.
wyjdzIe pierwszy Numer niedzIslny
ssIly,ap Chicaonskleso,,. Obietosc po-
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w sadgie.

Czy juz naprawde nigdy sic ME
poprawicie9 Coz ludzkos6 ma was
"a pozytek?
- Wielki, panic ssdzio.
Jski?
= Sluzs "a Przyk'ad odstsaszaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10
Protest p' seciW posfOWi Sian0w
Ziedn. W Chinach.

Shanghai, sierpnia. = Obywate-
ie amerykahscy tn zamieszkali, wy
sfali do prezydenta stan6w Zjedno-
czonych telegram, W kt6rym skarza
sic na niedbalstwo posfa DENLY, co
do zapewnienia bezpieczehstwa A
merykanom, zamieszkafym W Chi
mach, podczas ostatnich zaburzen.
DENLY ME postal nawet nikogo W
SVEN imieniu do Szechuen dla zba-
dania strasznych zajse, jake tam
mia}y m;ejsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10

dow drzewa W roznych stronach kra-
ju, pozostawia wdowe adoptowa-
na corke, ktora jest iona w. A. Ale
ksandra W Highland Park.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10
Oicise sw. W ObrOnie misyi katO'
Iiekich W Chinacb.

R=ym, 9 sierpnia- = 2 dObrego
zr6dla pOdaja tn wiadomOsc, ze o.
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Pieniadze do wypo&yczenia. DuEe sunny. Nizkl
Iroeent Cozyczamy pieni3dZe na budowe. Posia.
diosci tyIko W Chicago Spfacamy pozyczki cd
Tow tTzyttw duzu oszczednosc Htpoteki mort
cages ma slrzedaz. Zgiosie sic osobiscie slbo H.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-10

w nIedzIele d. 11go sierpnia r. :.
wyjdzIe pierwszy Numer niedzIslny
"Dzien. Chicagosklego". Objetcsc po-
tr6jna. 1s strehnIc - 8 Gently.
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MURDER HIS MANIA.

Arrest of n Chicago Window Cleaner
Who Sought Mr.. PulIman's Life.
The life of Geo. NJ. Pullman and that of
John B. Griffin, the manager of the Pullman
building in Chicago were menaced by an
insane man last night. The delay of the
maniac in making up his mind who should
be the first victim gave the police time to ar
rest him. The prisoner is William Sherman,
who has been employed rs window cleaner
around the Pullman building.
At o'clock last night word was brought
to Manager Griffin that Sherman was go
ing about the building making threats to kill
him and Mrpullman. Griffin sent word to
the police, and two officers, after searching
for some time, found him in the freight
elevator nd took him into custody. He had
no hesitation in declaring that he intended
to kill either Mr.. Pullman or Griffin OF both
He said that during the afternoon he had
consulted fortune teller. because he was
unable to sleep.
The woman told him that he was troubled
by secret enemies, and that unless he killed
them before November Ii or u, they would
Hill him. She described the men to him.
and the descriptions were those of Mr. Pull
man and Mr.. Griffin. The woman would not
tell him the names of the men unless he paid
her S2o. This he declined to do, as he knew
the men by the description, he said. Sherman
said that he would have killed one of the
men in the afternoon if he could have made
up his mind which to take first. The man.
paipably insane, was removed to the Deten-
ton Hospital.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTIoNEERs,

1RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
PROPERTY, NO. 926 z STREET NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON: .. C., AND LARGE BRICK
STABLE IN THE REAR.
By virtue of certain deed of trust, dated the Goth
day of November, AID. 1892, and duly recorded in
Libar 175S. folio Dds ct se., of the land records
the District of Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby, We Will SELL at public auc-
iion. in front of the premises, THURSDAY
NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH. 1895, AT HALF-PAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described real
ate situate In the city of Washing District OF
Coiunhia, to wit: All that certain piece parcel Of
lriid and premises known and distinguished as and
being the west twenty t2W feet front by the fell
depth QS7 feet 161a inches, containing 1851 square
feet less of original lot numbered seventeen
40, in square numbered three hundred and seventy
eight L 7Sp, known No. 9.6 street northwest
Washington, DC. Thirty-foot alley in the rear,
Terms One third cash, the balance in one and two
years fiom the day of sale, with interest payable
semiannually, and secured by deed of trust on the
property: or all cash, at purchasers option. De-
pusit of 500 required at time of sale All
oonveyancins aud recording at purchasers cost
Should the terms be not complied with In fifteen
days from the day of sale the trustees reserve the
right resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser, after such public notice
US they may deem necessary.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS. Trustee,
1905 Penna. ave,
BERNARD II. JOHNSTON. Trustee,
no2-d&ds 1903 Penna
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Coates. Mrs. John Berry. Mrs. James Clark,

Coates. Mrs. John Berry. Mrs. James Clark,
Mrs Evans Duvall, Mr.. William Walk, Mrs.
William II. Harrison, Mrs. G. A Livingston,
Mrs William. Orr, Mrs. William Snowden,
Mrs Robert Sadler, Mrs. William Gilbert
and Mrs Frederick Dallam.
Those assigned as ushers are Dr. Compton
Wilson, Messrs. F. Walk, John Weeks. Lee
Duvall. Ralph Clark and Wilton Snowden
The stage managers are Mrs. Roberts Coates
and Mrs. G. A. c. Hodges.
The young people who will take part In
the entertainment are Misses Snowden,
Berry, Clark, Brehme, Sadler, Slingluf, Har-
rison, Coates, Livingston and Gushing;
Messrs. Fenwick. Ahern, Gray, Bash, Weeks
Clark, Tyson. Foote and Cruise. The pro-
gram will consist of six tahIeaux, a flower
chorus. six of C. Dana Gibson's pictures and
farce in two scenes. They will be well
staged and artistically lighted by colored
lights.
The funeral of Mr.. VIM. Kramer will take
place this evening from the Centenary NJ
70. Church. with Rev. DR.. Gibson officiating
Mr.. Kramer died Monday from typhoid
fever after lingering illness. He leaves a
widow and child. The deceased was twenty
four years of age and well liked by all with
whom he came in contact. He was en-
ployed at the time OF his death by the Chess
apeake Shirt COMPANY of Baltimore as
tracer.
The sporting fraternity is looking forward
TO great racing event that will take place
al the Ashburn race course Saturday for
Soo SIDE. The match race will be between
DIT. Linthirum's bay horse Roscoe Harris
ana George B. Willey's gray mare Kitty
duncan, two of the fastest horses in this
section.
"A Jo!lilication meeting was held at Free
Quill Hall Monday night by the republicans
of Laurel.
The Laurel night robe factory is running
over time now to fill the large orders for the
fall and winter trade. Its force Is work
ing from Z am. till pm, with no prob
ability of Stacking up until about the first
or middle Of December
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DROOkLAND.

Mr.. VIM. Stalee and wife, DR.. and Mrs.
w. Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Etz were
among those of King pavid's Lodge, +. A.A.
NJ, of Brookland. present at the grand WISH
tation of National Lodge. No. Il, at Masonic
Temple.
Mrs. ard Miss Yznaga are in New York
city.
Miss Fannie Wnans of Parkersburg, ".
Va, was the recent guest of Mrs. Carmick
and Mrs. Quinn. Miss Nettie Winans. who
has been visiting Brookand during the
summer and fall, has gone to her home in
West Virginia.
The Sewing Guild of the Church of Our
Savior held a pleasant meeting this after
room at the residence of Mrs. Scotia
Last night the Sunday school sdGiable of
the Methodist Church, which has been an
ticipated for some time by the children
of Brookland, took place at the Methodist
Church. The evening opened with a hymn
and prayer, after which followed remarks
by DIR. 7. Y. Hull, superintendent of the
school and Rev. w. H. Chapman, the pas
tor, concerning the object, influence and
work of the organization. There were recita-
lions by Master Ralph Hospital, Miss Hurd
and Miss Gibson of Washington. all of which
were heartily applauded. Miss Chapman
and Mrs. Eva McCheSney sang solos. Mrs.
Hospital gave patriotic reading, into which
she infused the spirit and fire it demanded.
The school sang several hymns, which were
led by Mr.. l. s. Hollidge. Mr.. X. s. Wolfe
was the corEetiSt of the evening and Mrs. /.
S. Hollidge played the organ. After this en-
;oyable program refreshments were served
This is the first Sunday school sociable that
the Brookland NJ. b. Church has had. The
ladies of the church labored hard that it
might be a success and they are satisfied
with the result The church and tables were
prettily decorated with chrysanthemums of
various shades. The attendance was large,
including many people from Washington,
and all had an ENJOYABLE time,
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DUNCANsON BROS, AUCrIoNEE0s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uMMrRoyED
kEAh RTAT Tx FINS AZ x Of ry9EAME
cAPTToI. AID FIRST STREETS EAST AND
NJ AND L STREETS NORTH, EXCEPT ORIG
INAL LOTS EIGHTEEN us' AND NINETEEN
By virtue of deed of trust dated the twelfth
day Of February, 1892. and recorded in Liber No
mission of the supreme Ceift of the District OF
1bc DAY Of june 1so In Gautg se
No. lees. Equity Docket rs, OF said coirt, wherein
Richard S. Windsor executor. is complainant, and
Myron NJ. Parker and Others are defendants. and
at request Of the party secured by said deed Of
trust. Will sell by auction. in front Of the prem
S seS 81 A.D 1895, at HALFPAsr Fou n
O'CLOCK PM. the following described real estate,
situated in the city Of Washington. District Of
dred and seventy-thre 1913. except original lots
numbered eighteen dS) and nineteen u9). The
north half of said ] be- fTefpt s lots egh
If it shall not sell for suhi lent to pay the debt
secured by said decd of trust together with inter-
trust. then the south half of said square Will be
offered for sale as n whole
Terms of sale as to each part Of said square:
One third of the purchase noiey in cash (of which
fifteen hundred dollars to he paid the time of
sale), snd tie balance in three equal installments
sale with interest at six per cent per annnm. pay
able sem-annuaily. or all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser. The deferred payments to lie rep
chascrs and secured by deed Of trust en- the prop
erty sold. All conseyancinS and recording at the
of sale be not complied with in twenty days from
SELL at the risk and cost of the dcfsultins pur-
D i'ts' '''' MYRsos NJ. faRKEks; trustee:
JOHN c. HEAD. Trustee.
oc15- eotooc30theud&ds 902 st. NV.
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LANGDON.

The ladies of ST. Barnabas Mission gave
q very pleasant social and box party at the
residence of Mrs. John F.! Burke, on 2Sth
street, last evening. among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Seymore of 10Th
street. Avalon Heights; Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Collins. Miss Ella Grimes. Miss Minnie
Grimes. Miss Edith Grimes, Miss Hattie
Grimes. Miss Mabel Grimes, Miss Mary
Loor. Miss Martha Radtke, Miss Hilda
Radtke. Miss Anna Chesky, Miss Verde
Catterton, Miss Elsie Loor Miss E. X
Klopfer. Miss B. X. Klopfer. Miss Susie
Roberts. Miss Hattie Roberts, Miss Par
Anna Pallas and Miss Grace Pallas, Mr.
Henry Newell, Mr.. Charles Watson, Mr..
John Watson. jr., Mr.. Albert Watson, Mr.
Harry Clark. MIR. Charles Porter, Mr. Reid
Baker. Mr.. Frank Grimes, Mr.. John Loor,
jr.. MIR. Edward Snyder, MIR. Joseph Pallas
and MIR. Wilbur Seymour; Mrs. George Loor,
Mrs. Leonora Routzam. Miss Blanch Arm
strong, Miss Lillian Place and Miss Ella
Watson from Washington. The evening
was spent In games and dancing.
Mrs. Sally Fenwick of Highlands is Wis
fling her father, MIR. p. G. Grimes of the
Queen Chapel road.
AT the last meeting of Langdon Lodge,
]. o. y. F., there were present from Wash
1ngton Grand Master Sorrel and Grand
Representative Allan who gave a very in
structive address to the lodge.
The choir of the mission will meet this
evening at 1880. All members are request
ed to be present.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ]. G. Dur
fey of 24th street is lying quite i'll at her
home with scarlet fever.
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucr1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY IN "BRookLAND," D. G.
BY virtue of two certain deeds of trust, duly
recorded in Liber 141s. at foios 42s ct seq. and
42S ct seq, respectively, OF the land records Of
the District of Columbia. We will sell, ut the
request Of the parties secured by said deeds of
trust, in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY
THE FounTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. D.
1895, AT HALFPAST THREE O'CLOCK PM
the following described real estate situate in The
District Of Columbia in the county of Washington.
to wit: All those certain pieces parcels of land
known as, ard being. lots numbered twenty two
(22l and twenty-three (23), in block numbered
thirty-two CD. Of B. +. Leighton and Richard
L. Pairo, trustees. recorded subdivision of tract
OF land called ''Brcokland.' as recorded in the
office of the surveyor of the District OF Columbia
in Liber No. County subdivisions. folios 1O3 and
104.
Terms of sale: One third cash. and the balance
in and two years, with notes to bear six per
per cent interest per anpum payable semi annually
and secured by deed of trast on the property sold
all cash, ut the purchasers option A deposit
Of 800 on each let at time Of sale. All convey
ancng and recording at purchasers cost. Terms
of sale to be complied with in ten days, " re-
sale, at purchasers risk and cost.
JOHN RID0uT,
WM. E. E.JM0NSTON,
TruSt
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FALLS CHURCH.

A meeting of the town council was held
Monday night, with Mayor ]. D. Payne
presiding and the following councilmen
present. viz: w. H. Nowlan, DR.. ]. B. Gould,
j. d. Payne, w. N. Lynch and w. E. Par
ker. The committee on lighting street
lamps reported a bid from James johnson
at $3.50 per month, and the bid was accept
ed and lamps directed to be lighted at once
A number OF bills were reported from the
hnance committee and approved. Permis-
sion was granted w. B. Turner to erect a
street lamp at the corner of Little Falls
street and Block avenue. A complaint was
received from the Village Improvement
Society. through A. p. Eastman, commit
tee. in regard to the dangerous condition of
the railroad crossing at East End, and the
clerk was instructed to lay the complaint
before the railroad authorities. Notice was
given by the Washington and Falls Churc h
next meeting of the council application
would be made for the right OF way
through the town.
The county court has approved and the
board of supervisors of the county has
made an appropriation for the opening of
new road from Falls Church to Fairfax
Court House. The route will be from
Trips corner through to the Little River
pike, and thence to The court house. This
will shorten the distance to the county seat
more than mile. Bids have been received
by the road commissioners for the opening
of the road, but are held in allegiance, as
the bids exceed the appropriation made.
Mr. Almond Birch of Covesville, Va, was
here Monday.
Messrs. William H. Shreve, Frank L.
Birch and S. ID. Trip have been appointed
by the county court to assess damages to
the lands of Geo. b. Ives, Mrs. j. T.. Birch
A. III. Ives and others around here through
whose lands the right of way is desired by
the Washington and Falls Church electric
railroad.
A sociable was given by the junior Chris
tan EndeaEorerS on Saturday night in the
Sunday school rooms of the Congrega tional
Church, in charge of Miss Margaret Fay
REGULATIONS, songs and games We're enjoyed
by the young people. closing with the sery-
ing of refreshments
Mrs. A. Il. Rowell has returned from a
trip to Colonial Beach.
Mr.. George Dove of the city post office,
Washington. was out visiting friends en-
Saturday
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pUNCANsoN BROS. AuCTIoNEERs.

LAND, CONTAINING ABOUT THREE ACRES,
FRONTING ON THE BRENTWOOD ROAD.
NORTH OF PATTERSON AVENUE
By virtue of decd OF trust. dated November
H. 1892. and recorded among the land records of
443 ct seq, and by direction of the party secured
thereby because Of default in the debt secured.
the undersigned trustees Will Sell by public auc-
tion, in front IF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
TIE TfIIItrEI NTH DAY OF NOyEMB Err, A. D.
1885, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, that part Of
'.Youngsborough' situate in the county of Wash
inston District of Columbia, and heretofore con-
yeyed by Henry A.. Willard to Alfred Heitmull.r
by deed dated the 30th day of October, AID. 1856.
and recorded among the land records Of the District
500, and more particularly described by metes and
bounds in the said deed of trust above mentioned.
consisting of three acres Of unimproved land well
situated
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase money
to he paid in cash. and the residue In equal in
sale, for which promissory notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day of sale at per
cent PER nnnum, payable sami-annually, and Sc
cured by decd of trust satisfactory to the under
option of the purchaser. by n larger cash pay
nient, and the residue in equal instaments, paya-
bic and secured as aforesaid. deposit Of $3.50
will be required when bid is accepted. All cost
of conveyancing and recording to he Paid by pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with in ten
will resell the property at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser after such notice by adver-
tisement as they may deem proper.
EDWARD II. THOMAS, Trustee.
DANIEL W. CLASSIC; Trustee.
JOHN B. I.ARNER, attorney for holder of note,
1885 F st. NV. no5-d&ds