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son, director; Llewellyn Estes, vice direc-
tor; c. l.. Brown, secretary, and p. 6. Mel
bourne, treasurer.
st. Marks Chapter-J. Walter Cooksey,
director; Irving Raybold secretary and
treasurer. ard Paul A. Steel and Richard
Hamilton, delegates.
Epiphany Chapter-A. c. Parker, direc-
tor; William Edward Horton. secretary;
Arthur Burt, treasurer, and p B. Pierce
and John +. Paret. delegates.
Zion Chapter. Beltsville. Md. N. Ma
gru1er. director; j. T. Tile, treasurer. and
w. r. Bendey, secretary.
Epiphany Mission Chapter-H. F.. A. An
derson, director; John b. Ireland, secre-
tary and treasurer, and II. e. y. Anderson
and f. Taylor, delegates
emmanuel Cha pter-Barnabus Bryan, d.
rector; A. J. Brown, vice director; b. F.
Thorue, secretary; y. r. Harnish. treas
urer. and Barnabus Bryan and j. W. Smith,
delegates.
Emmanuel Mission Chapter-Fred. S.
Phillips. director; Robert F. Smith, vice di-
rector: Benjamin T. Frazier, secretary, and
Basil Frazier, treasurer.
King Hall Chapter-F. /. \. Bennett. d.
rector; C. w. Brooks, vice director; c. l.
Smith, secretary, r. C. Kelley, treasurer,
and c. W. Brooks and c. /. Smith, dele
gates.
st. Paurs Chapter-W. B. Dent. director;
F.. T. Price, secretary; Charles Holmead,
jr., treasurer, and y II. Camp and &. V.
Darrell. delegates.
The other members of the executive COM
mittee, besides the officers ex-ofiie;o, are:
T. N McAVoy of st. Johns Chapter.
Georgetown: William n. Langtree of St.
Stephens Chapter. James F. Aston of st.
Luke's Chapter and Joseph II. Gibbons of
Christ Church east Washington Chapter.
The aim ia selecting these four members is
are represented en- the committee as far as
possible.
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CONVICTED on SIGN LANGt AGE.
Interesting Case That Has Been Oh
Trial mt StaUntOn.

For four days past the case OF the COM
mouwellth against Lee Johnson has been
on trial in the hustings court at Stauntol.
Va. Johnson il a young white man, ana
he was charged with criminal assault on
Mrs. William Huff. Mr.. and Mrs. hun are
both deaf ana dumb. and so their testimony
could rot he gotten before the jury any
other than in an extraordinary way. MI.
Clifford Dcuritt. who is an expert in the
usa of the sign language by reason of years
of experience at the stanton Deaf, Duinp
and I;Iind Asyl.irn where he IS Il teacher. was
sworn along with these witnesses. Counsel
,rop ,un .iet que tons to him. and he III turn
translated speech into sign languaSe, COM
rIfttaI TO Mr. and Mrs. Huff and again
converted to words the witnesses replies.
The case has attracted much interest bota
because of the gravity OF the alleged CRIME
and the peculiar helpessncss of the woman,
ard counsel have contested the case visor-
oGsly.
The accused is a married man, and his
wife was with him in court. The jury yes
ter,lav brought in a verdict of guilty, fix
ing Johnson's punishment at the lowest
term allowed for the crime alleS ed-ten
years in the penintentiary.
Judge Grafton overruled a motion for a
new trial. JohnSon's counsel urged inn
proper conduct on the part of a juror, in
that the juror was allowed, during progress
of the trial. to separate from his fellow
jurymen and go TO Il place of public resort.
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SUBURBAN NEWS
ROCKVILLE.

The following transfers of real estate
have been placed upon the land record books
of this county: Charles w. Prettyman and
Edward C. Peter, trustees, to James X.
Walker, 302 rs acres of land; s., 423. Ed
ward Baltzley and others to Louise Lehman,
lot 10, block %, Glen Echo Heights; 81 ,312.50.
Chevy Chase Land Company to Herbert
Claude, 15,a39 square feet of land; $3.50. II.
Maurice Talbot, attorney, to James T. Pars-
ley, three lots at Halpine; S12O. Mary n.
Copp TO Patrick y. Brosnan lot 81, section
To- West End Park; $500. VIM. H. Hillard to
Lucy h Hilatd, lots II and l., block L.
Glen Echo Heights; $1,000
MI Porter Garrett, native and former
resident OF this county, now Of Omaha, Neb.,
place.
Some excitement has been created among
Spoftsmen in the vicinity of. Jamestown
ny the report that a deer had been seen in
the woods between that place and the po-
tohac river 1t is supposed to have come
f1om the mountains of Virginia
AIR. Moan Littlefield of Franklin, N. c.,
Is visiting the family of his brother Mr.. NJ.
l.. Llttleheld, at Lay HILL this county.
cGntata will be presented at the opera
mouse, TINS place, on the evening of the Both
school.
The people of GAINESVILLE and vicinity
We're out in full force Saturday night for
the purpose of enjoying the holiday exer-
clseS or the Baptist Sunday school. The
exercises We're conducted by Mr. A. G.
Harley, and consisted of music recita-
ions, &c. as follows: Music by a select
cnofGs, Lords prayer, in concert; address,
BE Polite" by VIM. Brown; a short
speech. Hatton Brown; 1.-The Ride of Paul
Eenarey,' Walter McGaha: singing. Sun
day school Ship" by the Glee Club; Lazy
Darzy.' Miss &c. Holland: City and
country, Miss j. Cecil; music by the
chorus; w hat They Said" Miss f. Luhn;
Inc Boys Pocket" NJ. Maxwell; music by
chorus; Mammals Help Miss NJ EN-
inert. song, Lack Frost" Misses Cecil and
l.unn; Worse Than Marriage" C. II.
Malnhart; music by the chorus: Content
ment, Mr.. Jones; THE City Choir" Miss
T. Johnson; The Kings Daughter" Miss;
=. Maxwell; The Three Kings" Miss "
Maxwell; music by the chorus; 1.-The King
and the Child" Miss Hodges; Because -
MISS a. Holland; Trouble in the Amen
corner Miss F.. Wolfe; music by chorus;
HIS Mothers Song" Miss Il. Luhn; Jonah
swallowed the Whale" Mr.. Johnson: THE
betrothed, Mr. Luhn: music by chorus:
.ldleness the Mother of All Evil" Misses
Wolfe, Luhn. Johnson and Maxwell; "Ro-
nance of Il Hammock" Miss Il. Johnson
christmas One Hundred Years to Come, -
X Cooke Harley: singing by the Glee
Club: music by chorus. At the close of
the exercises the superintendent of the
school, Mr.. II. NJ. Hilton, distributed boxes
or confectionery and presents to the chill
dren.
Miss Mary L. Valley, who was for many
wears one of the conductors Of st. Mary's
Institute. a school for young ladies at this
place, has recently paid a visit to friends
in this vicinity. She will leave for her
home i'll New York city on Tuesday.
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FUTURE DAYS.
TIL SrEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING;
ILl On {, SII,l.EI REIMEE,N IMEI I.IiI

JUSTICES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
coded in Iibcr 1I4n. folio 4:iI one of the lnnI
records of the District of Colu:uba. and at tbs,
written request of the holder of the note secure!
thereby, be, Of default of pcncipA of said
loie Well as interest thereon, will offer for
sale in front nf the premises, ON THURSDAY.
THE TWENTN-SlNrIi DAY OF DECEMBER.
1885. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following:
land and premises in the city of Washington. said
District. and designated and being lot ninety
eight ,tsl in The Washington Real Estate Com
pauys subdivision of lots in square ten hundre Il
and fifteen noiJi. per plat recorded in Lihcr Is.
folio a.. in the Surveyors Office Of said District.
together With all and singular the Improvements.
ways. easements, rights, privileges and appurcn-
ances 10 TIE same belonging in anywise apper-
tanning.
Terms: One-ihird cash. the balance in one and
two wears. by notes of the purchaser. bear in
tcrcst at per cent per annum from date of sale.
interest payable scmi-annnally. and to he secured
hy deed Of trust the property sold. all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser. Sold clear of
taxes to November both. 1Sl5. 4 deposit of SIUI
required At the time of sale All conyeyancing and
recording. purchasers cost. Terms of sale to he
compiled with in ten days Of sale. otherwise the
trustees the right 10 resell the risk and
&C st Of the drfauting purchaser, after five days
ADVERTISEMENT of such resale in The Evening Star
newspaper.
W. MOSBY WILLIAMS. Trustee.
1921 + st. NV
JOHN RIDOuT Trustee,
dl6d&ds 34i ID st. NV.
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CARLINS.

Gen Burdett and family have removed to
Washington for the winter.
Mr.. Gurley and sister leave this week to
make their residence in kensington.
The Ladies' Sewing and Literary Club met
at Major Kings Wednesday afternoon, with
only q slim attendance.
The o. l. Whist Club were entertained by
Mr. Olcott Wednesday evening. There were
present Messrs. Stockbridge. Mitchell. He'd
rick Jones, OIcott. DR.. Bdckus and Mr.. VIM.
Stockbridge and Mr.. Barnard of Washing
ton
Mr.. F. C. Towne and wife are now settled
in their new home.
The "Goasipy ea-sipping Club is
rapidly growing in members. The club will
be entertained by Mrs. Backus early in
January.
The small cottage on Meridith's place
burned to the ground last night.
The Literary. Social and Floral Club held
its regular meeting Friday evening at
Curtis Hall. with Mr.. Hedrick as host. Mr..
John Schaaff entertained the club With fine
stereopticon views, many Of them taken
with his own camera. Miss King recitec!,
and Miss Stockbridge sung The Maid of
Dundee" and, in response to encore when
You and Were Young, Maggie" The floor
was then cleared and the young people spent
the last hour in their favoiIte pastime.
fla ncirg
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GAITlIERSBURG.

The wedding of Mr.. William Whip of this
town and Miss Annie Davis of West End
Park is announced to occur at the home of
the brides parents Wednesday evening.
The pupils of the Fairview Seminary
have issued invitations to a Christmas en-
tertainment at the Opera House Friday
evening next, under the direction of the
principal and faculty of the institution.
Rev. r. d. Richards and son of Boyds
are in Philadelphia for several days.
Mr.. James :. Petty has put the finishing
at MidlebroCke, and now occupies the
same. The building cost him $1,000.
Mr.. Horton G. Thompson has been ap-
pointed deputy sheriff for the ninth cleo
tion district by Sheriff John w. Collier.
Mr.. Porter VI. Garrett of Missouri is the
guest of relatives in this vicinity.
The officers of the Waverley Club are ac-
tive in the interest of an appropriate
Chris mas entertainment for the next ses-
sion Of the organization Tuesday evening.
December ~. President owen promises
iirst-class entertainment.
Invitations nave been issued for the mar
raSe of Mr. Garrison Monkey to Miss Mar
tina \. Eellison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius BclisoE of ClagSettsville. Thurs
day evening December 26. at Montgomery
Chapel NJ. p. Church, is the time and place
appointed.
Rev J. d. Rayfield has concluded to con-
true the series of Sunday afternoon ser
vices at Norman Hall. holding regular
Preaching each Sabbath during the winter.
Sunday he talked to good audience.
Rev. l.. Il. Mllbourne of Rockville is to fill
the pulpit next Sunday afternoon.
Pentalpha Lodge a. r. and \. NJ. held
an important session at Masonic Hall Fri
day evening. officers Were elected for the
ensuing term.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany is rebuildin" their stock yards, de-
stroyed recently by the disastrous fire Of
the hay balinS establishment of the Milling
ana Manufacturing Company.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 HANDSOME. THREE
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK AND STONE
DWELLING IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION
OF THE CITY, KNOWN AS PREMISES NO.
1I33 5 STREET.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust dated the
thirty-tirst C.lsl day Of December. AID. 1894. and
recorded among the land records OF the District of
the request Of the holder of the note secured there
by. we Will offer AT public auction in front Of the
premises, MONDAY. THE TWENTY THIRD
DAY OF DECEMBER. AID. 1898. AT QUARTER
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following de-
scrih.d property. situate i'm the city of Washing
ton. District OF Columbia. 20 Wit: All that certain
piece or parcel of land and premises known and
distinguished and being LOT numbered two hun
dTcd and cic!tcen l2lSl. in James II. Meriwethnrs
dfHd and six ,ao6l. per plat recorded in the Of
fee Of the surveyor for thu District of Columbia in
iner 10. folio l51, together with the Improve
nsents thereon. subject to prior existing deed Of
rust upon said property dated September II. -S92,
To TIE sum of six thousand ,S6.000l dollars
in five years AT Il per cent.
Terms Of sale: Ea-tEir1 " the purchaSa money
and above the inrumhrance aforesaid to he
paid in cash. and the balance to he paid in two
wears, secured hy deed of trust upon the property
sold, with interest. payable seni-annuay, AT the
rate OF six III, per cent per annun. all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of 500
will hn required the time Of sale. Sal" he
closed in fifteen days from day Of sale. otherwise
the property will he rrsod the risk and cost OF
defauiing purchaser, after five days ADVERTISE
Ilcnt in some Newspaper published in Washington,
u. c. Ionyeyaucine at cost of purchaser.
CLARENCE RHEEM; Trustee.
dol . IS-ss Francis JIT-rTy Tr,s.ao
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TO FIGHT FOR IRELAND.
Organization Of Regiment tn"er
the Control of Clnn-nn-Gaei.

the Control OF (lHH-ta-"aet.
According to the New York Herald, the
most widespread, formidable and carefully
planned movement for the establishment
of an Irish-American army for the Ehera-
ton of ireland came to head, i; is alleged
last week, wien the tenth company was or
sauized for the new Irish regiment of New
York city, which, it is understood, Is TO be
the parcnt organization of many others TO
I've formed all oSer the United States.
The connection between the Clan-na-Gael
and the military organization is q complete
chain. Every member OF the niltat! U,
ganizaticn. it is said. must first he mem
her of n CIan-na-G Gael lodge. Iacn lodSe Is
to organize Il military club. when FURNISHES
a military company OF men selected Win
the utmost care. 1t IS not every memDer OIL
the clan -na Gael who can join the military
organizatio or even the military club. 10
wear uniform lie must be man OF special
qualifications, and be ndorsed ny Two PROM
inent members of the military organization
The money for the supper. of the military
is furnished by the Clan a-Gael lodges 1t
is intended. so it is said, that each iHdSe
throughout tie country shall support mill
tary club In the large cities, where there
are numerous lodges, regiments are TO De
formed, and in the smaller places, where
there are only one or two lodges, a coHi-
pany.
REGIMENT now organized in New York city
are it is asserted. in process OF formation III
Hrooklyn. Boston, Philadelphia, several
places in Connecticut and Chicago. and VIII
also he begun in other cities Members OF
the military board in New York have. 1t is
roported. visited out-of-town places during
the last few days in connection with the
formation of new organizations.
The official designation of the New YORK
regiment, it is said on good authority is the
| "First Irish Volunteers The uniform Is
that of the United States army fatigue
hI,,e trousers with white stripes and single
brea sted coat--the only difference beng IN
the can. TIE old Irish tradition OF having
the green above the red on the head cover
ing has given way TO the green above me
orange The tops of the caps of both OH
GERS and men are of orange-colored cloth
surIr,unted with shamrock worked in
green. . 1880
The ten companies average forty men
each. and some three hundred men, it is al
legged, are now uniformed. and the remain
der expect to be fitted out in few days.
The two most prominent organizers OF the
Nav York regiment, are it is asserted, Rod
erick j. Kennedy president of the Clan-na-
Gael OF New York, who is chairman of ths
military board. and former Lieutenant Col
onel James Moran, late of the siXty-ninth
regiment, who will be elected colonel of the
first regiment of Irish volunteers in few
DAYS Associated with them are said to be
many other men formerly of the siXty-nnth
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--------> 90 -
The Old CustiS Home Sold.

The famous Arlington estate in North
ampton county. Va, the original home OF
the Gusts family, was sold several days ago
to Mr. John Creth of Philadelphia for $3.50
1t is located on Old Plantation creek, several
miles from Cape Charles, anu is one of the
most desirable farms in that section. For
MANY years the place has been sadly ne
elected, and the difference between its for
mer and and its present condition is great.
indeed Probably no farm in Virginia more
torcibly illustrates the decadencc of the
landed gentry. The old GUSTS buryins
ground is on the farm, but 1t is in very
neglected condition, many of the old tomb
stones being broken and scattered alout the
Mace.
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pUXCANs0N BROS. ACIrIoNEEES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ SPLENDID foJE-SroRy
Ray : WINDOW PRESS PRICK CORNER
DWELLING HOUSE. FAtlNG tuNNEtyiit,T
l,r.l,rr

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ SPLENDID rot E:SToRy
nay WINDOW PRESS PRICK CoRNEl.
DWELLING HOUSE. FAtlNG toNNEt yf'tT
AVENUE At TIE CORNER OF M STREET
NORTHWEST
I;lcr .ol6. folio SO seq. Of the Land rec
oIds If the District Of columbia. and 1T the re-
u,;Cst lf the owner twho is in -hsalth and aOin,
- uttl We will sell. in front ri the promises.
TIT RSDAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY OF DE
O'CLOCK PM. lot numbered one ~. lnGcrsoll' :
Subdivision OF square one hundred ard thirty -ninr
n:W froutn. Nv nn' y-SCvCn and nin1t,s ii-Euu-
,lrcdhS - la feet 18th street at the intcrs.c-
ton Of Conn 'ct,at avenue. with depth of one
hundred ard rnty:our I2H feet on NJ street.
in proved 10y large Widowed nr"sshrick-
n ont dwelling. four stories, with tw0-tpgy brick
stable on the Of N" lot This hpu~., is we'll
hyflt AMI admirably situated. having foGr rooms
ON floor: modern convcn;"ilctS: high ceilings. and
to entertain largely: This is an opportunity sell
dom offered TO obtain fr>t-class rcsidene in a
d, sirable ncight"riood.
Terms: onc-third cash balance In two and three
nually or ali cash. at option Of purchaser: or
$50 600 can remain the property u ;Iin per
,,nt. Concentrating. N"., at purchasers cost. 4
d,pusii 500 required at time OF sain Terms of
sale otherwise trustees reserve the ri- 1t To- re
sell the property at III" risk and cost of d"aulf ,
purchaser, after five DAYS advertisement If such
rc:;ll" in som" newspaper published in Washing
ton. ID. c. ConycyaEc;i>G, &c.. at cost o: ;,Ur-
chaser.
Tie house viii hc open for inspection any day
prior to and on the day sale, between The hours
of AMI 3 y III. The furniture 10 he soil pi3cE.N-
Der TWENTIETH, i. II. 1885, Az ELEVEN
A. NJ.
DANIEL !. MACARTY
ROGER 7. MITCHELL.
dl3-dtS Trustees
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TWO STORY FRAME pWELIING 30. oil 18TH
1wo-sroRY RRi.k DWELLING No 14li 10TH
Fo,,R STORY sr EEGk N1 WFI ,ES NJ ,a,,
ro,l'-sio sr f.fEf N6RTH Iiti: NJ 1911
TIlREEsToRY RRIGk I DWE k MG NO $50 18TH
ALL UNDER GOOD RENTAL.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
M. 1896 doc. 80, whe;ein Eliza E. W. Dick ct al
are compartments, and Harry A. Dick ct al are de-
sss DBL Sa i lFG Ss Sf s EfF1 6Y OF
PM, the following described real estate, TO wit:
five &c 8, in Starr end Msca sabdTsi o Of paTt Of
square nj. inferred three hundred ard Two t302,. said
feet font hy the depth thereof, Iamcly. ninety five
99j feet one a. inch, and the improvements there
as No. 22il l2th street rorthwest
o. THURSDAY, the NiSGrEExru DAY of DE
9cL6cK M lot numbered eRsn'ysir &c! 5So in
Hundred ana square ana Se
s sns%D soP ri Of Io,S s, wotSS Srs
On FRIDAY; ;s The TwE S TIL Day Of pEcEM
of lots Numbered twenty-five t22l and twenty three
eco, described and bounded as follows: b. b.
girnng at point on the line of r. street north
,orrer OF LOT numbered twenty-one t2D in said
square, and running thence east said Il" street
twenty l.Ol feet eleven I'D inches GO IT. II in D.
thence south hundred (lc0D feet thence west
twenty ,lGI feet eleven I'D inches thence north
one hundred 1C0) feet the beginning on said r.
street aid the improvements the reon consisting of
a fCur-stOry brick dwelling, known as No. 1874 /
street northwest.
ALSO
On MONDAY. tn. TWENTY-THIRD DAY of De
GENDER, AID. 1895. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
part of To- numbered twenty-throe CD in square
i,mhei ed two hIi dred and fftytwo I252l beginning
for the at point 18th street Two - feet
south Of the northeast corner Of said lot and
ming thence south twenty five (2oI feet, thence
10 public alley, thence north twenty-five '25, feet
and thence East to the place of beginning, and the
Improvements thereon, consisting of thTee-stUry
brick dwelling, known No. $50 18th street north
Terms. One-thifd cash. the residue in equal in
stain, nts ut one and two years with interest from
day OF sale at the rate of six per cent per aunum
payable sen-annually, secured by deed Of trust on
the respective premises sold, all cash. at the
option Of tie purchaser. A deposit of 500 re
quired each piece at the time OF sale. II tn.
OF sale not complied with within fifteen
days from the day of sale the trustee reserves
the right 10 resell tie property at the risk and
cost of he defnultins purchaser after five days adj
vcl tiscm"nt of such resale sales in news
paper published in Washington, d. {. All con-
rsyancinG md recording ut he cost OF the pur-
chaser.
]. WALTER COOKSEY. Trustee.
d6-d&is E"ndnll building.
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RADCLIFFE SUTTON & co, AUCTioZEEi:S
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST
N \ TRACT or LAND IN SUBDIVISION CALL
u .rtI.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST
N TRACT OF LAND IN SUBDIVISION CALL
ED GlZDt AND MOUNT AIRY, BY AUCTION.
by write Of decree of the Supreme Court of ihe
DlStrltt OF Columbia passed The 9TH day Of de-
cGmher, a. ID. 1888, in Equity Cause No lG6io,
wherein James ii. Dabacy ct III. compliments,
ana Lucy i. Smith ct al. defendants The UNDER
signed Will sell, by public auction. on THURSDAY,
THE TWENIl-SlNTH DAY OF DECEMBER AID.
1889, AZ fAl.F-pAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. with
IN the auction CONS of RADCLIFFE, SUTTON Il
~: $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV. WASH
MUM, ID. C., all Of the undivided interest Of
which Mary Coleman died seized. subject the lifa
Srate OF The defendant Lucy 4. Smith in and to the
l,iinNllig land and premises, situate in the county
OF washington, District of Columbia. and known
.ols one az and two ~. in subdivision parts Of
tFaSis OF land called Gizor and Hount Airy. ac-
,craihS 10 u plat subdivision made 10y Lewis
tarherty and recorded In Ne office of the surveyor
page 10.
Terms OF sale cash. deposit of 500 to be male
Nten ne property is knocked down. Terms TO lie
cGihped with In fifteen days from the day of sale,
"therNsc me trustee the right resell the
li"lely M The risk and cost of the defaulting pur
,Llset alter five days public notice of such resale
IN some newspaper Published in Washington. j. G.
All e'eyahcing, recording etc, at purchasers cost.
CIlAS. ". DARl;, Trustee,
htiodNdfs Equity Build'g, 3l7-3lg a.