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REWARDS OF LITERATURE.
Number OF Authors Earning Good Ia
comes Larger than Ever.

's'
Not all Of the truly worthy authors Oh
past times have been condemned to pen.
ury and vagabonage, Some of them
on the contrary, have acquired fortunes
by reason of the liberal compensation
they received for their work. Scott was
paid for one of his novels at the rate %
$3.50 per day for the time employed In
writing 1t, and his total literary earn
ines aggregated 81, 800, 900. Byron got
$40. 900 for "Childe Harold" and 5000
for Don Juan Moore sold 'Lalla
Rookh" for $3.50, and his Irish Melo'
dies" brought him $i5, 900. Gray received
only 5000 for his poems. II not a cent
for the immortal "Elegy," out Of which
the publisher made 5000; but that waa
because he had an eccentric prejudice
against taking money for writing
had an annual income of from
$40, 600 to $50, 900 for many years
though in The early part of his career
when he wrote Maud" and "In Me.
moriam," he realized next to nothing
Longfellow sold his first poems, includ.
ing some of his best ones, at very low
figures, but he lived to receive 1000
or $50 a line, for the Hanging of the
Crane" and when he died he was worth
$3.50, 900. whittier left an estate of 5000.
600 and several, of the leading American
prose writer's have lone quite as well
These are exceptions, II is true. but
they serve 20 modify the general rule
and to show that In cases Of superior
merit, literature has proved to be not
ably profitable.
1t Is safe to. say that the present ratel
of pay for literary work Of good quality
are higher than those Of n preceding
time. and that the number OF persoul
who are earning respectable incomes II
that way 10 larger than was ever before
known.
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Acts like a poultice, d-avioe
out fever and pain. and reinv,q-
Grating the entire Female Svs.
tenn. 1t removes all obstruction,
and creates a healthy, natural
How OF all secretions.
1t is the one neutral cure for
female troubles, because il il
applied right to the diseased
parts. Don't take internal rem
edies for Female weakness com.
mon sense requires a direct an
plication for immediate relief
and permanent cure.
Nrange Blossom" is a sure
painless cure for falling and
dropsy Of the womb, profuse,
difficult, irregular menses, leu
corrhGa, liberation, tumors.
sick headache, constipation, sal
low complexion.
"Orange Blossom is a pastiIs
easily used at any time. Every
lady can treat herself with it.
Mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of ST.. DR.. J. A. McGill Co.
4Panorama Place, Chicago, Ill.
For sale bye. l.. CsttiAg gcs
Cloud.
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Notice Ia

Notice is hereby given that l will
examine all persons who may desire
to offer themselves as candidates for
teachers ofthe public schools Of this
county, at Rcd Cloud on the third
Saturday OF each month.
Special examinations will be held
on the Friday proceeding tho 81 Sat
srday Of each month.
The standing desired FOR % aud
Sd grade certificates is the same-no
grade below 40 per cont, ,ycras' 50
per cent; for FIRST grade certiicate-'
no grade below so per cent, Gerago
80 per cent. in all branches require
by law.
d. NJ. HUNTER, County SUPP.
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often declared his
parents were almost
white, but he had "taNor back into
the black blood of his slave ancestors.
This may layc been trcc. but. as ole
Tea ScatNrman was wont 10 observe
he 'tuSt have taken back a durn long
distance"
out on Troshet Crock. in the Blaah
HIS. We struck "%coior."
Freshet Creek, | think. has since been
given another name.
To Mike Clarity belonged the honor
ca discovering that the southern bank
or the creek showed Sign"
But 1t was Big Ben Harris who found
the entire side of the ravine was fun Of
veins containing gold enough to
make US all rich, if it could be taken
out.
Then we held a consultation.
lust above the point where we had
made these discoveries the puny stream
cropped from a high fail.
"Ef we only he'd plenty of water thar.
we could work her by hydrulicks," said
Zeb.
That set mo 20 thinking.
There must be plenty Of water there
In the wet season." I observed. Re
member this Is called Frcahct Creek."
"Begobs, that's so,'' nodded Clarity.
vivid a bit av a dam up above we could
git force to throw the warther elaine
to tn top av this bank"
Ginger said nothing. but looked very
wise.
We worked at the bank for awhile,
but, although II was very rich, the
work of getting it by the painful to the
stream and washing out the ''yaller"
Gid not make 1t very profitable.
Big Ben thought We had better build
G dam. and wait for the spring rains to
give us all the water we needed.
! had an idea.
THE spring rains would clean out u
dam in a twinkling." / declared.
Then what can we do"
There is water enough here now, /.
the fall"
They saw I was right.
The next day Davis and Clarity were
of for Custer to get hose pipes and noz-
zles.
The rest Of us went to work building
the dam.
We WORKED IKE V
We had 1t nearly completed when
Davis and Clarity returned.
They brought the hose, likewise some
Jews.
sitting Bull and his braves were said
70 be in the hills.
1t was reported hat the chief had
s'nt word hat ho would wipe out Gus
ter City and level Deadwood.
4 party of prospcctors had been muir.
d,rnd and scalped in Potato Gulch.
outside the larger camps there was a
general state OF alarm.
"Eagobs!" cried Clarity, ITS Ourselves
thotil he losin' our hair av we don't
Loo; out"
"G'way, dar!" came contemptuously
from Ciuger's lips. who's skeered oh
q few lnjuns?"
His teeth were almost chattering with
terror.
Old Heb Scattcrman looked serious.
'I.i thar's redskins In tllcr hills we'd
best keep our weather y open all ther
time he observed. IF anybody sees
anything of EN- round these ycre parts
wen have ter skip out lively"
"Yah!" grinned Ginger. Five big
white mans runnin' from de ~Injuns!
Yah. yah. yah! Nebber ketch dis Niger
running while dar's yaller ter pay fer
de- Wdsain'."
Now we all knew that Ginger was
about the biggest coward on the face Of
the earth, and 50 WE did not pay much
attention 10 his boasting.
This seemed to anger him, and he
Dragged worse h ever.
r. l... " ..1t -. 1900. H.
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ON THE FRONTIER.

HERE was six Of
'us. The sixth was
iCiuger. He was
,about II years old.
black as a coal,
with the biggegt
iG1uth | ever saw.
and that mouth was
run to OVERLOOKING
wish ~ at shining
white teeth. Ginger
often declared his
parents were almost
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La constitution urbana; La fabricacidn de
muebles y efectOs Similares, tantO de-
MADEIRA como de metal; la reparaci0n "
ailn construction de maQuinaria y calde-
rerfa; Ia tipografa, litografia y todas las
artes de reproduction; la destilaci0n, la
tenerfa y otras industr;as qne aproyec han.
los productos despojos animales y vege-
tales y muchas mas u no relatamos, pue-
den desde ahora presentar una colocaci0n
ventajosa al artista habil y entendido, y
seguramente que en- 10 SUCCESSIVE han de
poderse desarrollar otras muchas, pues
nuestra mano de obra, dadas las escasas
exiiencias de nuestrO china y 10 que SO
multiplica la poblacion, ha de competir en-
baratura con toda la de los paises del Nor
to del Tr6pico; y en- cuanto lntellgencla
NADIA tienen nuestros muchachos que en-
vidiar los de otros paises, al contrario en-
ninguna parte del mundc SO asim1la la
juventud y hasta la nifieZ todo 10 que We
oye y aprende con la facilidad con que
10 hacen los puertorriquedos de todos las
raZas.
Tai vez les falte fuorza ffsica para
ejercer ciertos Ofcios, puess deh graciada-
mente la raza va degenerando Ell los pue'
os en- la Capital espeoialmente por las
p6simas condolences de alimentaci6n y
de alojamiente en- que viven los que nc
son ricOs; pero este mismO 10 puede refor-
mar Ia esc1ela de artes y oficios instalandc
10 necesario para la educaci6n fisica a
mismo tempo que SO atiende a la lnte-
lectual professional.
Uninos, pues, nuestra modesto vOZ
la muy autOriZada del director de Los No
ticG0s para estimular nuestro cuerpo pro
vincial que funde cuanto antes una
| UnGVeTSGdGd del pobTe como con grafce
frase SO ha calidcado por un ilustre pen
| sadOr contemporaneO s las EscWeLQS d.
Artes q OfciOs.
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la CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO-RlCO
LUNEs, II. DE ABRIL DE 1895.
TELEGRAMAS, VIA SAN THOMAS

Londres, Mario 23.-Ayer Sc sintio un
fuerte temporal en- la parte Sudeste Gle
Inglaterra ocasionandO considerable des-
truccion de propiedades Entire los danos
causados Sc cuenta la caida de un muro
en- ell barrio Este de Londres, produclendo
Ia muerte de personals. En- Peterborough
varias de las torres de la cathedral vinieron
terra, y tambien el techo de la esta-
cion del ferrocarril Great Earaten de Stra-
fIord.-Seg1n Ell Wlt6matatma de Inglaterra
la rep1blica de Nicaragua, esta tendra
que pagar rs mil pesos de. indemnizaci6n
antes del 16 de Abril pr6xirno.
Nueva-Y ork, Mario 27.- Unos 400
miembros del parlamento aleman y de la
Camara prusiana, han visitado al Pr1ncl-
pc de Bismark con motive de su cumple
aflo Tambien el Emperador, con I'm br1-
llante Estado mayor y varios regimlentos,
obsequiaron al ex-Canciller con una es-
pada de honor. Durante ell discurso de
felicitaci0n del Emperador SO hizo una
saliva de 21 cahonazos. Ell EmperadOr
manifesto su intenci6n de disOlver el
Reisthack v nombrar como nuevo cancl-
Ier al Conde Waldersee comisi6n de
reclamaciones internaciOnales de Vene-
zuela ha acordado pagan al gobierno de
los Estados Unidos 14l mil pesos como in
denmizaci0n por Ia captura de tres vapo-
res el a1o de 1871.
Londres, 27.-La existencia de azdcar
ell rs del actual era de 45 mil toneladas
COu1Ed 20 I'LL que 11aU1cI I'll dIAO PC1ocUSAO ROA
igual fecha.-El atentado cometido en- el
Japon contrado el Enviado de China ha
dado lugar que tanto ell Emperador CO.
mo la cort9 japonesa, haya hechO gran
des manifestations de protesta Y sent1-
miento. La bala que recibi6 el Embaja-
dor no ha sido possible extraerla del cue
Ito. Segun despachos confdenciales, pa
rece que ell Gab1nete ingl6s aceptara una
comision de arbitraje para arreglar la
question de l1mites de la Guayana con
Venezuela.
Nueva- York, Mario 29.-Mercado: Ha-
rina de trigo de 1886 q $3-4O barril. Id:
de maiz Brandewine, $2-75. Tocino $13@
$134. Idem Nueva estacion de $14 a
$144. Azdcar cristalizada cenravos Ii
bra. Regular a buen refino 11L16' idem.
Mieles de las islas inglesas de % a ~ CEN
tavos gallon. Cambios sobre Londres de
$4-8S $4-S8Hs Pesos mejicanos 514 ctvs.
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derecha en- la cadera izquierda. Ade-
mas tenfa fracturada la pierna derecha
por su tercio superior, con una herida con-
tusa externa en- el mismo lugar. Los su-
frimientos que tuvo mientras permanecio
en- la CANA son indescriptibles; solo los
asiduos cuidados de su inconsolable fami-
liza pudieron prolongar algunos d as la
existencia del herido.
Todavia quedan de gravedad tres in
felices cuatro en- convalecencia. FL
buen parroco don Vicente Garcia, visit6
hoy acompafiado del doctor Lopez los
lesionados repartio entire ellos dinero en-
viado q titulo de limosua por ell Ilustrisimo
Sr. Obispo de la DioceSis. Esta vez, como
otras, les amino exhorto carihosamente
para que sobrellevaTan con paciencia las
penalidades de la vida.
A estos heridos NADIA les ha faltado,
pues adelnas de los socorros que diaria-
mente les da el Ayuntamiento, han side
atendidos tambien ror la Sociedad Amor
q Caridad y por individuos particulares"
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MASSACHUSETTS Benefit
49, LIFE ASSOCIATION.
BOSTON

. Tenemos ell gusto de publican ell Ba-
lance anual de nu9stra Sociedad en- Enc
70 l. de 1895.
Nos es muy grato poder demostrar
cue no obstanG9 los malos tiempos y una
mortalidad bastante crecfda, nuestro Acti
vo y Sobrante total ha aumentado unos
S 90. .OOO. 90 durante ell s.flo pasado.
La devolucion nuestros miem5ros de
s lis. .OOO. 90 en- Dividendos, demuestra cla-
ramente tanto ell buen manejo de nuestra
Directiva, como Ia bondad de nuestro sis
tema, pesar de sus premios tan duel
dos comparados con el Sistema Antique.
El hecho que hasta la fecha hemos
pagado mas de S 10000. 600 90 las viu-
das hu6rfanos de nuestrOs miembros, es
la meior prueba de Ia mission ben6fca de
nuestra Sociedad.H
Massachusetts, Benefit Life' association
DEPARTAMENTO EXTRANJERo.
273 BRoADwAY.-NEW-YO ORK.
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MAS DETALLEst SOBRE La CATASTROFE
DE FA J A r D O
De nuestro corresponsal:

e ''Ayer sucumbi6 la sexta vfctima del
horrible siniestro ocurrido en- la hacienda
IsidTG: D. Guillermo Astrong, laborioso 6
instruido artesano, de oficio albahil, mode
10 de virtudes y honradez que era iusta-
mente distinguido por esta sociedad, fu6
esa victima. ,ne.:4
@~"- Astrong viva consagrado cuidar a
su anciana madre, viuda, y una hermana
de las que era el dnico sosten. A pesar
de contar 40 amos de edad permanec1a e6-
libe por cumplir mejor con esos deberes.
Su entierro fue muy concurrido el duelo
10 despidi6 con sentidas frases el senior
don Manuel Camuflas.
M infortunado Astrong tenfa grandes
|qnemadllras en- toda la cabeza, cara, cue
llo, Pepho, anteRFazo, music de "a pierpa
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Abb UNO Disco OMNES

Nuestro quito, belico, fIIarmonico
(flarmonico por 10 de las bandas y charan-
gas de mar tierral, y querfdo colega
La BonderG Espo6oIu, sin que mis- pala-
periodico hasta ALI hasta un POGO mas
ALA tambien. Escribe versos en- latin
como una persona mayor, entiellde de gu-
sanos blancos y caculos (salva aea la par
tel, y mirandose en- un espejo 0s oapaz de
uamar payasQ al gallo de a pasi6n. 4
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tiene dos grandes ventajas: una, cue nj ell
Patriarca San jose entiende 10 que escribe
y otra que Sc adelanta tres dias con sus no.
ches respectivas q la 6poca en- que vive.
Prueba alcanto: en- su edicion rapar-
tida aver, donde nos dedica una lata de
padre muy sefior mio; edicion queOsten-
ia en- letras grandes la fecha del DOMINGO
81 DE MARIO DE 1895, dispara ell siguiente'
4 Ultima hora que Sc parece como una cas-
ta1a otra castafa, q cierto telegrama
del servicio particular de LA CoRREsPoN-
DENCIA que publicamos hace cuatro 8 Gin
co dias y que conocen de me-
los chiquillos de La escuela.
'FUEtGnlG hOrG.-Hoy mar5es
nuestro ntmero, circula Ia notil
ber Ilegado un importante cabk
drid, anunciando la salida de
Martinez Campos para Cuba Coz
hombres, y haber con tai motiVo
excitacion en- la Peninsula, po1
que resulta la situacion de la gran
Sc dice tambien que el general "a
no Gamir, 90 ell nombrado Gober1
neral de Cuba"
Y despues de este, el diluvio,
ga, los caculos y descargas suelta
siles Maiiser, caiiones Armstrong
clones de cornetin y toques de gene
Non hcet Osore dGaruna quGG COS
SAINT UGTGdeS.
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5 3,519,960.97
EG GRESOS

Total de siniestros pagados. S 1858, ,263.34
Dividendos pagados a los
miembros. .................. 175,5s9.21
Comisiones y gratifcacio-
nes los Agentes. .......... s92, ,s21. re
Comisiones de cobro.. 2,652.66
los directories. ............... 22,1ss. SO
Sueldos y gratiicaciones a
los empleados. ............:... s1,So9 eS
Pagado por examenes me-
dicos: :....... ............... 37,47e.s7
Alquileres, impuestos de
gobiernos, avisos, impre-
sos, etc; ....:...:..:...... 4o,ssA.O2
Todos otros gastos, Judicial
les, correo, gastos de agen
cia, gastos de viaje va
rios gastos menudos. ........ w,s5S.5
s2,s59, ,os7. .Os
Balance del Mayor en- Di-
ciembre de 81 de 1894. 1,16O, 1873. 80
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BALANCE ANUAL .
De La MASSACHUSETTS BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION
de BOSTON,
ENERO 10 de 1895.

Premios totales recaudados. S z, ,4o7, ,7s7, 80
Segdn ordena la Ley estes
premios fueron distribuidos
las siguientes cuentas:
Cuenta derechos de admi-
sion. n............$ S 18O,363.86
Cuenta derechos
anuales. ...,.... 254, ,409.22
Cuenta fondo
mortuorio. .....1 !, 973, ,O14.72
Intereses. .:.s............ 9s,53s.7s
RecibidO pOr Otros concep-
tos. ..................... 2,869.ss
$2,44O, 1852
Balance del mayor en- Di-
ciembre 81 de 1893.. 1,O79, ,765.o5
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5 3.519,96O.97

1888, ,960.97
FONDO De RESERVA
Fondo de reserva sobran-
to invertido segdn la Ley
del Estado de Massachusetts. S S41,741.78
Fondo de reserva legal de-
positado segdn la Ley........ S19,132.11
=: $1,16O,879.s9
sOBRANTE NO INVERTIDO
Intereses acumulados ... 9,O6O.48
Valor actual de bonos arri-
ba del precio de costo. ........ 1O,57O.5O
Fondo de reserva y sobran-
to en- Enero IL de 1895. ........$ 1,18O, ,6O4. 81
sITUACIQN GENERAL
Miembros. .................. s9,sso :.
seguros vigentes. ..........s 1o6, 1899, ,465
Total de siniestros pagados$ 10, O,152, S35.91
W. C. CORTHELL, Tesorero.
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Procedente de Hamburgo Bremen
llegara al puerto de esta Capital el 10 del
corriente Ell vapor aleman BoYMssia. DE
aqui seguira viaie para Aguadilla, MAYA.
giiez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba Glen
fuegos.
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Ha tenido la atencion de despedirsa
de nosotros para la Peninsula. nuestro
amigo 81 senior don Eusebio Rodriguez sel
Comercio deesta plaza. Deseamosle buen
Viaie J prouto 7 feliz EegresQ.
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N0TICIAS GENERALES

% FL martes es manana.
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Aver recibio las aguas del bautismc
en- la iglesia de San Francisco la precioss
nina Natividad Dolores Eufemia, hiia IA
nuestros amigos los esposos don Luis de
la Rosa y do1a Dolores Llorente.
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El mejor calzado para senoras, sefio-
ritas y caballeros 10 vende La PaInesGnG
de Pieras y Companfa, Fortaleza ndmero
80. FL surtido queacaba de recibir no adj
mite competencia.
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La goleta americana PERCY ". iSchol
cargo en- Mayaguez para Nueva- York
4O0mil naranJas chinas y Is sacos achiote
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Mejor informados sabemos que la le-
sion que sufrio aver el recluta Julian Sanz
Arriba y de que dimos cuenta en- nuestra
edici6n de aver, la recibio en- reyerta que
tuvo con don Manuel Estampa, conocido
ambos en- la calle no en- la fonda La Co
lombiamG de que es encargado don Ramon
Martinez.
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LATIMEIt, MORGAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
1923 epd 1921 q st.
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DUNcANsoN BROS, AUCT1oNEERs.

cHA A.SGI Y SALE ALI: OF VALUABLE REAL PROP,
ETEY 3S THE EAsT SIDE eE
SIDE OF 4 srKEET BETWEEN nth AND
LARGE, HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING
AouSE; s TAB 5 Etc BENG EE nm, No l11o
sADoR OF THE FIR FRENCH fip R Fl '
Under and by virtue OF decree of sale Of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed
Is complainant and Carlile p Porter and Others are
defendants. We the undersigned trustees. appointed
o sa On thee mi oe on SE sas by
DAY pay, OF July, AID; 1895, AT THE HOUR OF
and fifty eight t5S, after deducting therefrom the
north fifty feet front of said lot 81, running back
said lot 81 to the alley in the rear in square num-
bered one hundred and eleven Q11l, situate on
Connecticut avenue between Q and II streets &C,
AND on THE SANE DAY. under and by virtue
FIVE $50 O'CLOCK PM, we viii offer for sale,
by public auction. on the premises, the following
teen % fifteen G5,, sixteen 1eS seventeen On
and eighteen Qs), in square numbered one hundred
Of s S ito sas pat
house, known as No ITO il street northwest.
in cash, one third in year and third in two
years from day of sale, the deferred payments to
bear interest at the rate Of siI per esntum per
four hundred collars S%i Be- required of the pur
bid. Terms Of sale to be compNed with within
ten days from day Of sale. and in default the
'''- " WALTER D. DAVIDGE Jr. Trustee.
1e7-d&ds - ~ s2s AZ st. NV.
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RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO., AUCTIoNEERs.

CHANCERY SALE. OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE
AT THE S0UTHWE EST CORNER OF NINE
TENTH AND ii STREETS NORTHWEST, M
PROVED BY oNE-STORY BRICK BUILD
ING.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of She
District Of Columbia, passed June Z. 1893, in
equity cause No. 1859, wherein Gertrude E. Strain
is complainant and CoIpela H. Farcuhar ct al. are
defsEdants, the undersigned, the trustee ap-
pointed by the said decree, will, the FIFTH
DAY Of JULY, AID. 1895. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises the
following escribed property, to witt Part of orig
twenty Q2O), the said square is marked and laid
down on the plat and known and distinguished on
the ground plan of the city of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia, and which said part and par
Gel is more particularly described the TWEEN
ysix (2G feet of the said lot fronting on street
north, by depth OF sxty-five 1851 feet along
10th street west, improved by onestory brick
building.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cfsh, and the balance in equal
nstallments In one and two years, with interest at
the rate of per centum per annuIn from the day
of sale. payable semi Tally, secured by deed Of
trust on the property Sold all cash. at the op-
ton Of the purchaser and approval of .he court
All conveyancing recording and notarial fees at
the cost of the purchaser. Taxes paid 20 June 60
be required Of the purchaser at the time of sale
Terms of sale to be complied with within ten days
from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
of the defaulting u'chaser after ten days public
advertisement OF his intention to do
THOS. T. HOUSTON. Trustee,
je2I -d&ds No 1419 + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-26
puNcANsoN BROS, AucroNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 1Mo,sToRY AND NAN
SARD-ROOF FRAME DWELLING, NUMBER
215 sTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust to us dated
October IL, 1892, and recorded in Liber No. 1912,
folio So seq. Of the land records Of the District
Of Columbia, and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby. we shall sell, IL front Of the
premises, at public auction. on WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF JUNE A.D. 1895. AT
grcurd and premises situate. lying and being in
the city Of Washington, in the District Of Column
bia, and known and distinguished and being lot
numbered thirty-one C3) in Prout's subdivision Of
square numbered nine hundred (0OU), together with
I'll the Improvements. ways easements. rights,
equities privileges and appurtenances thereto be-
longing.
IN payable one and two y years, WITH
annually, from day Of sale secuted by deed Of
trust upon the property sold or all cash, at the
option u the purchaser: deposit of 500 will Be
conveyancing recording and notarial fees at the
cost Of the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be cop
erwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk aud cost Of the defaulting
purchaser. MM. OCkSTADT,
q. q. BERGMAN,
tel1-d&ds Trustees.