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Notes.

Tie Spfingvlllc Whuelmen have or
gauisej and will build o cycling track
Christian NJ. Hansen, aged 20, and
Emily l.. Suter, aged 80, both OF
American Fork, have taken out mat
rlnRo license.
Sheriff Jones, Of Bannoek county,
Idaho, came down Saturday after n
man by the name OF HllqIisi, who "
wanted In idaho Tor horse stealing and
tape. Mr. Jones had roquisitlon from
Governor Mcconnell, hut through SEINE
lelay IN Governor Wett's Office g.
which Il was sent Tor approval, u
JAILED to be returned In time for tc-
iay's train, ON which MT. Jones cx'
pocted to leave with Ills prisoner.
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TINE ANNUAL MEETING ~ IitE
Il stockholders Of tho saliaH heh'h "a
Will be- held at the once OF the comnahn ~
gli5 state street ON Saturday, June e'n,lSs,,,s
10 "a w., for tie purpose OF eltruhE uh''',inr
Of such other business nsmay legalD 'o'A'
before the meeting, ,yroS s,ev.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Brigham Young Memorial assU-
citation acknowledges receipt OF the
following contributions 70 assist In the
tuilding Of the Pioneer monument
From Salt Lake City, Seventeenth
ward:
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For sale by 2, c. NJ. l.. Clark ~
diedge & Co. Western Hardware Co.
san Lake Hardware Co., and Geo. A
! nU-. Salt Lake Civ, Utah,
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SIMMONS.
In the District Court in and Tor the THIRD
Judicial District n Utah Territory, County
Of salt lake.

NndFoW J. IIls0n anu I1HlTIuc NIlIOn MI.
nors, by james Johnston, their general
guardian, plaintiff.
Va
q, n, HAT, Thomas q. shearman and Mrs
Elmifa shoGrmen.hia wife, waiter -. Love
sad tmuA B. Lowe, his wife Giibott L.
Chamberlain and Annie II. Chamberlain,
he wife, p. ". O.. 0rtdlth and fusCillN 4 t
udfth, his wife, Louis b. Parsons and
Mfs Louis u rAriona, the Satonal Hank
OF the Republic corporation, X e. Col
" and Mrs. u. q, Collts his wife, aud the
Metropolitan tnvettmunt Company, q cor
por,t on, Parker q Depue, a corporation,
sarah u. Gibson. defendants
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Chilblain Linimsnt always cure
fost bites. Prepared al doibo Pitt
Drug store.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Location OF onloo aud prncipsl place Of bus.
iness, Cullen Hotel, West Second touib
Street. SAT- Lake Cily. Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ al regular meeting Of the board of
directors Of sad company, hold on the aOtb
ray OF May, lai5, Assessment No, " OF nye pcT
cent or 30 cent? per share, was levied on Inc
capital STOCK Of lhe corporation, payable ON
June lst 1870, tie secretary, nj tao once OF
the company room b', ullon Hotel, Mest
Second roulh stoort salt Lake CIV Utah
Any stock upon which this Assessment sInil
remain unpaid on Monday. July nj, 1855. viii
be- delinquent and advertised for sale "a publie
auction, and unless payment " made before.
VIII ee SOLD on wednesday, July 9ist, lsll, nj
o'clock y. ~. 10 pay the delnauent assess
and expenses OF sale. "h
liy order OF ,he board Of dlrectOrs
ARTHUR PARSONS, secy.
40, West Second North street SAT- 9le
cay, Utah, May a3nd, -.
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YsAYE TONIGHT.
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS EASY.
VIA Tue Union PACING.

buy Ill your medicines at Godbc
Piits Drug %.
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You will fav- money Dy trading with
the old Godte pits Drug Co.
Evening star., 1895-02-25
RUChtIl.LE.

a well-attended meeting of citizens of
this town was held Saturday night at the
court house for the purpose of reorganizing
the Rockville Athletic Base Ball Club.
Much interest was manifested in the pro-
ceedings and everything passed off in the
most agreeable manner. The reorganiZa-
ton was effected with the following per-
manent officers: X. H. Stokes, president;
Kaynond F'lack secretary; Ralph Il. Jones,
treasurer; V. Frank Rabbit, manager.
Board of dir, cto.s: r. III. Stokes, James +.
B Veirs. Albert j. Almoney. George c.
Dawson, Alex kiigour and Edward c. Pc
ter Candidates for the team so far as
announced are as follows: Harry Dawson,
Eugene Harriss, Leonard Nicholson, Somer-
willie Bean, ". l.. Watson, Albert Rabbit,
Roger Shaw, James kelchncr. Charles
Jones, Carey Kingdom. Lawn Thompson.
Wm. Eagle and Roger Farquhar. During
last season the club was the most successful
Of any in this section of the state. and dur
ing the season visited Frederick, Hagers-
Evening star., 1895-02-25
pUNCASsoN BROS, Auctionee-s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
IoTS on THE CORNER OF RANDOLPH AND
4TII STREETS EASr on 7 STREET Re
TWEEN 9Th AND 1TH STREETS EAST AND
OK THOMAS STREET EETWEIN 6fi AND
.JH STREETS EAST, ECfINGToN.
By virtue of foui a. deeds Of trust duly re-
corded respectively IN lihcr lIoo. at folos Ia ct
scn Isl ct seg., o06 ct seq. ana 2l2 ct seq, OF
the land records of The District Of Columbia. We
vii! sell in front OF the premises on TUESDAY.
THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, AID. lSt', AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. all those certain pieces or
pa reels OF Land and premises situate In the county
of Washington District Of Columbia. and dcsig-
mated as and being lot numbered IL In square num-
bcrod .: lot Il. In square .: lot 9. In square -,
and lot L. In square %. In George rrucsdcis sub
division of a part OF original ''lour-s thorough
known as lexington. George Tru"sdelfs ndli-
ton TO the city Of Washington. per plat re-
corded Ia the Office Of the surveyor OF the District
of Columbia IN llbcr Comfy q. folio 81. together
with all and singular The improvements, ways.
tlrrcunio belonging IN amy wise appcrtaining.
Terms of sale: ne-fourth cash. balance In one.
two and three years. at per cent per nnnum IN
tcrcst payable scml-annualy, 10 he secured 10y
deed OF trust the premises sold. all cnsh, at
the option OF the purchaser. deposit of :leo re-
,inrrd on each LOT AT dine II sale. Conyc!an rng
and recording AT purchasers cost. Terms OF sale
TO be complied -.lth in fifteen days from day of
sale otherwise trustees reserve the right To resell
the prop ry at the risk and cost o; default ing rr
chaser afte. five days advertisement OF sGch resale
in som. p.wspaper published IN the city of Wash.
ington, - e. MAiiinN A,dif oiNi''
f20d&ds Trustees.
Evening star., 1895-02-25
Addresses and Sermons.

A lecture on the Passion Play was de-
livered last evening at the Concordia Evan
gelical Church by Mr.. Charles l.. Dubois
Sterecpticon pictures accompanied and il
lustrated the words of the speaker.
'Tne Use of Books was the theme of
an interesting lecture by Mr.. A. r. Spot
ford, delivered last evening before the
Young Mems Hebrew Association at the
Eighth Street Synagogue. The speaker
was introduced by Rabbi Stern.
The mems meeting yesterday afternoon
l. l.. Beiler, the vice chancellor of the
American University. His theme was the
religion OF the times.
Representative H. A. Coffeen of Wyoming
delivered address last evening in the
hall of the Theosophicai Society on the
''Origin and Scope Of the Ancient Re
ligions."
Rev. DIR. S. s. Mitchell of Buffalo, NJ Y,
formerly pastor of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. occupied the pulpit of
the Church of the Covenant Yesterday in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. DIR. HAM
lin He spoke to large audiences. both at
the morning and evening services, and his
sermons were eloquent presentat tions of
practical truth.
Interesting addresses were delivered last
evening at the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church
in the. interest of the Society of King s
Daughters. The pastor, Rev. DR.. Hugh
Johnston, presided. and after a service of
song, Mrs. Gibbs of Toronto, Canada, and
Mrs Davis of New York, spoke and gave
an account of the work accomplished by
the society.
Evening star., 1895-02-25
A Million Stnmp scheme.

The Postmaster General will probably
direct that fraud order be issued against
Miss; Edna Brown of Kanesville Ill. Miss
Brown. II Is charged, has been collecting
cane eled stamps, on the plea that could
she get 1,Oo0coO the crippled sister of her
betrothed husband would be taken care of
at some institution. This plan is analogous
to that worked some years ago by profess
sional stamp collectors, which was that for
Il certain number of Cancelled stamps u
Hindoo child could be saved from the croc-
odiles of the GangeS or heather convert
ed. 1t Is said that Miss Brown sent out
some time ago three letters to three of her
acquaintances requesting fifty stamps from
each, with the request that each make q
similar request by mail to three friends
and that each of the latter should write to
three friends, &c. The result was that
Mss Brown was SO overwhelmed with
stamps and letters that the attention of the
Post Office Department was directed to it,
The o:fense of Miss Brown is not a very
dark one. and the order would perhaps
not issue excepting for the fact that Miss
Brown and the postmaster at Kanesvlle
could not handle the mail.
Evening star., 1895-02-25
feI Ii-d&lS
DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF FRAME DWELLING NUM-
RERED 203k X STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed of trust 10 US, bearing date
May g.. AID: 1893, and duly recorded in Iiher
ISIS, folio 143 ct seq, of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, we will sell. at public auc-
ton, In front of the premises, MONDAY, THE
TMENTl-FIFTII DAY OF FEBRUARY. AID. 1895,
AT HhLFiAST FOUR o CLOCK PM, all that
certain piece parcel Of land ard premises known
and distinguished and being lot lettered 'B, .,
In Palmer Briscoe ct al subdivision in square num-
bered 5oS as per plat recorded in Liber q, folio
15S of the records of the surveyors Office of the
District of Columbia said lot having frontage of
24ia feet and contains 2G3o square feet. together
with the Improvements thereon consisting OF q
frame dwelling numbered 2o9Ia street northwest
Terms Of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money
to he paid in cash, balance in three equal pay
inents, payable in one, two and three years. with
six per cent interest, payable semi-arnually, and
secured 10y deed OF trust on property sold. or all
cash: at option of purchaser; A deposit of $500
required at time OF sale. All conveyancfng and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms of sale to
be complied with in ten days from date of sale,
otherwise trustees the right 10 resell at
risk and cost of dofauling purchaser purchasers
MAHLON ASHFORD,
f9-dSds Adds B. BROWNE Trustees.
Evening star., 1895-02-25
kENSINGTON.

Mr.. s. NJ. Cayley of Philadelphia has
been visiting Mrs j. w. Townsend.
Mr. f. o. Zeigler of Seman station has
been! spending a few days with his brother
Nj E. A. Ieigler.
MIR. j. II. Langille, who has been spend
ing some time III Virginia, returned home
Thursday.
An election of officers for the ST. Pauls
NJ. T.. Sunday school was held a the home
of Mr. j. F. Stock, on Wednesday evening
last. with the following result: Superin-
tendent Mr.. j. F. Stock; assistant super
intendent, Mrs. II. S. Gartrell; secretary
Miss Clara Little; librarian, Mr.. F. C. Cal
houn; assistant librarian, Miss Nellie Harr;
organst, Miss Fannie Reese, and chorster,
Miss Nellie Miner.
The kenSinStou and Chevy Chase Elec-
tric road is to be finished and cars run
ming by April 10. 1888. 1t was expected TO
lie finished much earlier, but the recent
cold weather stopped all work thereon.
meeting of the common council was
held on Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. j. Howard Fishback. Those present
were Mayor Thomas r. Martin, Council
men Nannakee and Fishback. and Clerk e.
a. Zeigier. 1t was decided to purchase
and put In place oHe-haf dozen additional
street lamps; to widen the board walk on
metropolitan avenue, and to have all board
walks in the place inspected and thorough
ly repaired. n request will be made to
the baltimore and Ohio road to place a
load OF ciEders on north side of track, be-
tween end of platform and St Paul street.
a novel entertainment, Under the name
cf Poverty Party" was given in the
Noyes library on Friday evening. Each
person. as they entered the room if
they had on any jewelry, that in any
way suggested prosperity was fined
five cents. a few fancy costumes were
noticeable among the many grotesque
ones, the one considered the prettiest be-
'irg an entire evening gown. made from
the Evening Stars. y deaf and dumb wo-
man, with hand organ and monkey, made
considerable fun and brought in pennies.
as she had a little girl, who went round
with tin cup. ''Trilby,' accompanied by
Cornelius Vanderbilt present and
tramps were in abundance The follow
ing prizes were awarded: Ladies' prize,
Miss Oda Calhoun: gent!eman's prize, Mr..
W. j. Wagner; girls prize, Belle Clark:
and boys prize. Joe tmstead. Hard
times refreshments of coffee sandwiches
and doughnutS We're served. An artistical-
ly gotten up art gallery, in which fifty-six
unique and attractive pictures We're shown,
caused much laughter. y nice little sum
was realized for the benefit of the library.
Mrs. p. X. Ogden returned Saturday
from q months visit in Connecticut. She
was accompanied by her sister, G. II. Red
ding of Yarmouth Nova Scotia.
Mr.. W. w. Eldridge Will deliver lee
ture ON Scenes and Incidents of Trip
Abroad" at st. Paul's NJ Il. Church. Mon
day evening. February % This lecture is
one of n course given urier the auspices
Of the Epworth League.
Evening star., 1895-02-25
CONS

Another former sufferer from constipation is Mr.
Thnmas Holiday, who has lived IN Washington for
years, and who rc!ides at IA New York avenue
MOI Invest. lie has suffered from chronic constipa-
ton for many ytars: he has been treated unsuc-
fully ly nuinher Of physicians and tried many
advertised remedies, but derived material hene-
III. Under DIR. Walkers treatment al of his trou-
hlcs disappeared
Although Or. Walkers practice is large and ex-
tensire and steadily increasing, and his ime is in
constant demand lie has always firmly adhered
to his system of small fees. He never makes
charge Of any kind for consultation. examination
or advice. This places the wonderful benefit Of
his great skill within the reach of all. In add-
tion tn the large number of callers he dnity
ne yet finds time TO answer personally the many
letters he constantly receives from out of town
sufferers who seek his aid advice. Dr. Walker
makes IT nm ntlad rule TO only accept for treat
iheht these eases he KNOWS he can cure. Others
arc caidilly told their condition and sent away.
oyan,a aA,i,in Hyan' Wiii,. ~ tt ',, @ hhnia ii
Tor consultation nnd treatment. Office hours. 10
I'm. 20 PM wednesday nnd saturday evenings
10 \; Sundays. 10 to II. Dr. Walker never pub
fishes mime without consent. 1t
Evening star., 1895-02-25
IiI;itNt)oN.

IN addition 20 the loss experienced by
this community through the recent death
of Mr.. Geo. H. Pratt. will he the loss OF
Mrs. Pratt ard her daughter. Miss Mary.
who will In n short time leave for Craw
louisville. Ind. where Mr.. Martin. tho
father of Mrs. Pratt. resides. with whom
they Till make their future horc.
Mr.. VIM. Martin, brother OF Mrs Pratt.
who has been with her for some days. as
s.stinG In the arrangement of her business
matters. left for OgIeuSburgh, y. V, on
Thursday last where he is at present en-
Fared on special pension Office work. Mrs.
Riddle sister of Air. Pratt, who came from
SpTlnEdaie. Ohio. TO attend his funeral. left
for her home on Friday morning.
Mrs. Il. II. Broadly. who has been quito
III during the past two weeks or more, is
couvGlescing.
The valuable farm near this town owned
by MIR VIM. Smith of Washington. u. c..
has been rented 10y Madison NJ. Mayes OF
Ohio. IL Is understood that Mr.. Mayes
rents for 2 TIVE with view to purchase.
The farm is valued by the proprietor at
81 600.
The entertainment given by the public
school in Central Hall Thursday evening.
was decided success II was patronized
Iy large and dpgrcciatiVe audience.
The second lecture IN the special course
under the auspices Of the Blackfriars
Academy was delivered or Friday evening
in Central Hall by Rev: j. Thompson Cole
OF WASN'T, gt1r. D. g.. late Episcopal mis-
slouary 20 Japan. Mr.. cole took the Hern-
don local. which should have arrived at
Z IS, bat on account of some accident to
the train he was DELAYED, and finally had
to finish the last two miles on foot. arriv-
inc at the h:ill a ~. although quite
rumber had left. thit kin; the lecturer
would not arrive. yet there was fair
sized audience remaining. AMI the attention
given to the speaker Indicated that the
lecture was highly appreciated.
Evening star., 1895-02-25

town, Martinsburg, Greencastle, Pa, ana
other towns They also defeated several or
the Washington clubs. In addition to the
players of last year the club will this sea-
son be reinforced by George Brooke OF the
University of Pennsylvania, Louis watson
of the Virginia University and other play
ers. Manager Rabbit Is negotiating
games with some of the best college teams,
and has arranged several dates. 1t is prob
able that the club will make their first TRIP
during the month of May. Several games
VIII also be arranged with the w aSnlngton
clubs during the season.
During Sunday considerable excitement
as created here by the fact that dog he
longing to Mr.. John II. Hilton had shown
unmistakable signs of hydrophobia, and
had during the previous night bitten sew
eral dogs and attempted to bite two per-
sons. AS soon as the condition of the dog
vas discovered on Sunday morning MIR.
Elton quieted him with the contents OF
double-barreled shotgun. Much uneasness
Is manifested i'm the town. as 1t Is not def
initely known what animals may nave
teen attacked and bitten by the rabid dog.
since the occurrence quite number Oh
dogs In tho western section of town have
hetn confined where they can do no harm
should the disease develop In them
On Wednesday evening the Progressive
Euchro Club was entertained by Miss An
rie MaddoR at her home. this town. The
ladies' prize was won by Miss Mary POLK OF
Washington. tho gentlenien's prize being
captured by Mr., Thomas NinHon, The hcSt
meeting of the club viii take place on
1hufHday J evening next, Miss Daisy Mason.
htHtrss, Those IN attendance were Mr.. ana
Mrs, Goo, q, Dawson. Mrs. W. V, t,oHte. 1f,,
Mrs q, j, Maddox. Mrs. l.. l., Nicholson.
Misses Mary Polk OF Washington, toshlle
Thornton of Port Royal. Va. Alice Ed
inonston, Fannie VeirH. Molie Maddox.
Messrs, Lana Johns. George Hunter, chas,
Maddox. Thos, Vinson, John Maddox, u, u,
Nicholson. Alex. kigour and Garner 3ouicr
Mr., Ciagett Hilton of this county is visit
irs his sister Mrs, George 7. Price. at
Alexandria. Va,
Miss Bessie Mulin of Baltimore and Miss
Byrd Scott of Virginia were last week the
guests OF Miss Bessie Jones, this town.
Miss Kate Lyddane of West Washington
Is the guest of Miss Mary Lyddane at this
place.
After visit of several weeks in Balti-
more Miss Mamie Hilton has returned to
her home in Clarksburg
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcdaniel of Balti
more are visiting relatives and friends at
this place.
Reports from various parts of the county
indicate that considerable damage
done by the late blizzard" Stock of all
kinds suffered, as it was almost impossible
FOR farmers to give their animals proper
care 1t is thought that the wheat crop Is
also much injured, as in all exposed loca1i-
ties the top of the soil was entirely taken
OH by the force of the wind. Fruit growers
are also anxious in regard to the condition
or the young trees, fearing they have been
F4iled by the intense cold.
Evening star., 1895-02-25

ing OF the body OF Il man on the l.. and n.
railroad track at Ashley, ILL.,, reveal that
he is John L. Manning Of Quincy, ILL.,, for
merly Of st. Louis, and that he was prob
ably murdered for purposes of robbery. A
close examination of the injuries which
caused the mans death shows that they
were not inflicted by train. His throat
was cut from ear to ear, and the appear
ance of this wound indicates that it was in
ficted either with a knife or razor, rather
than by the tiange of wheel. In addition,
q hole having the appearance of having
been inflicted by bullet was found in the
head of the corpse. Robbery is supposed to
have been the motive for the crime, be-
cause Manning had at least $50 in his pos
session when killed.
Evening star., 1895-02-25
FALLS CHURCH.

The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. z.
Bocrustciu was the scene OF pleasant
gathering Friday night, the occasion being
q party given by Miss Aida Bocrnstein and
Miss Olive Capchart TO their friends. An
enjoyable evening was spent BY all, dane
ing indrl2cI in and q fine supper served by
the young laCies. Among those present
werc Misses Edith Mcrrifeld. Eva Birch
Claudie Curtis. Susie Crossman. Corinne
end Edith prPutron. EdHa l.uttreli, Maud
Summers, Lula Scwell and Olive Capehart
of Falls Church. Misses Nellie Birch. Ito-
esrta Ozs!re, Pearl Ueikmiilcr. Garnet
Evening star., 1895-02-25
Influenza Epidemic in London.

The illness which confines the British,
prime minister. Lord Rosebery, to his bed
is sharp attack of influenza. Influenza
now prevails in epidemic form throughout
London. Entire families are affected by
The disease, and many firms in the city are
working with depleted forces, owing TO the
illness Of many of their employees. The
malady Is especially widespread in the east
end of London, but is also severely felt in
the west end About three-fourths of the
members of the house of commons are suf-
fering with colds, and several of them are
SO severely affected to be confined 10
their houses. A number of schools have
been closed on account Of sickness among
their pupils.
Evening star., 1895-02-25
An Executive Bonrd.
I'he l'OvtIessO tii,Is,

The experts appointed by the bureaus
OF the Navy Department to examine the
plans submitted for the construction Of
three new torpedo boats are busily engaged
In that work. Three OF the bidders-IIcrre-
shof, the Union iron works and Ramsay
submitted original designs for the boats.
The others bid exclusively upon the plans
prepared by the Navy Department. So FAR
the examination of the individual plans
falls to show any feature OF novelty in de-
sign, and the changes in departments de-
signs generally in the direction OF
cheapening the construction, save in the
case Of the Herreshoff proposition to use
bronze and aluminium for hull construction
Evening star., 1895-02-25
AUCTION SALES.
Tuts AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO.. AucnoNEisna.

Ttt'kfEEa' BALE OF A VALUABLE Two FfoiY
AND CELLAR iiHick DWELLING oS r.
klltEEf BETWEEN fiitkf AND SECOND
h"EEih hutiiiEAkf,
Ivy virtue Of h certain deed of trust, hearing
date jhnihfy ~, 1852. Hhd faooidei IN iibef No,
lHbT folio ibl et he'i, on of The lana records Tor
The District ~ Columbia, ana ~ The relunRi or the
holders OF the mites secured thereby We viii sell,
~ public anrl,n, ~ front of The pIehses, on
MONDAY THE TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF FER
hllARY, 4, y. 1895, AZ iIALfPAhr FouR
O'CLOCK T. NJ, the following desrrilrd real es-
tate situate IN the city OF Washington, District
n Columbia 10 wit: Lot numbered two hundred
nnd six '2Hb, In square numbered seven hundred
and twenty y-ohe t7s) as per plat recorded In Liber
H., page II, OF the records OF the office OF the
veyor OF the said District, together with the i'm
pro, ciucnts thereon, consisting of nearly two
story and cellar bay window brick house, contain
ing rooms bath and every modern convenience,
known AS No. l55 Il street northeast, Washington,
ID. G.
Terms of sale: OnetlIird OF the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, ana the balance In two equal
iLstallt ns ut one ard two years. with interest at
the rate of ler ccIItum per annum payable quar-
tcrly, and 10 he secured 10y deed OF on prop
erty Sold or all cash. ut option of purchaser All
conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost. A
deIoSit OF 500 required when property is sold.
Should the terms of sale be not complied with In
ten days from day Of sale the reserve the
right 10 resell the property ut the risk and cost
of the defautlng purchaser after such public notice
they Ilay deem Necessary.
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,
W. IRVING BOSWELL,