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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-11
FRED GUM is BOUND OVER.
Perry school board and the Question of
schools for ColOred Children

ferHN ScnOOt nOhFu anu iue Oucstoh VI
schools for ColOred Children.
pEpRY, o. r., Oct. 1o.-Ispecial- J.
Fred =. Gum, one of the clerks OF the
defunct First State bank, waived his
preliminary hearing before Judge
Museller yesterday and was placed un-
der thousand dollar bond condi-
toned for his appearance at the next
term OF the district court.
There is much talk Of n deal on the
street in a monetary way involving the
removal OF the two daughters OF the
man Sewers who is now in jail
charged with incest
No new commissioners have as yet
been appointed to supercede the two
who were suspended. The complicG-
tions arise over the member from tho
city, Mr.. Pool, for the eastern district
being unanimously.agreed upon.
An application has been made for a
mandanus TO compel the school board
70 open the public schools to colored
pnpils. The statute provides that
when the people have not voted for
seDarate schools, mixed schools only
can be maintained and the people have
never voted on the proposition. SO Il
is generally thought that the man
damns will be allowed. The school
board has refused TO provide the col
ored children with suitable school IA
ellitles.
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What Col. Jones SAYS.

Uuthrle, OK, Aug. 81, %.
Knowlton DanderiRe Co., Gentle
men; Some time ago my hair began
falling out badly. ! used Danderine
for few times, and IL has entirely
stopped my hair from falling out and
has caused a growth of vigorous hair.
Danderine is also unexcelled for all
diseases of scalp and hair and especial
ly for eradicating dandruff. 1t gives
one pleasure to recommend Danderine,
as am satisfied IL is all you claim for
II, and that It is the very best hair re-
storer that has ever been placed on the
market Yours truly,
THos. s. JONES,
Attorney at Law.
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Tilted ON Her wedding Day.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. l0-St Joseph's
Catholic church this morning was
crowded 10 witness the marriage Of
Anton j. Thiers to Miss Anna Burlett,
and at the home of the bride a we'd
ding breakfast had been prepared for
200 guests. The groom, however,
failed to appear at the appointed hour,
and after a long wait his brother APP
peared and made the statement that
the young man had fled TO Dallas. The
bride has beer in a hysterical eondi-
tion all day.
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lard 40 ne soId ami.

LONDON, Oct. 1O.-Lord Henry Fran
els Hope has about completed arrange
ments to transfer his estates, includ-
ing Depeden, Surrey, to an insurance
company for an amount sufficient to
pay his debts. The Depeden estate
will be divided into building lots in
part. The trustees are tryIn to sell
the Hope diamond, valued at SEQ, 600
An American recently offered SlOO, 900
for il. Lord Hope married May Yohe,
the American burlesque actress, last
spring
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-11
First pcbllshed in Oklahoma Leader
Oct. II. 1895.

First pcblshed in Oklahoma Leader,
Oct II. 1895.
La11 ogc2 at Guthrie, o. Il Oct, 10,
1895.
Nosica l.. hereby given that ih3 to'lcw
ing named set Ter has filed ucti,c oi his
inte1tioa G rake final proc IN u ~ -
of his air. and that said p.o, wt1 70
made elore the register and rccc
United St"tcs land Office at Guthrie,
Oklahoma on November Q, is95. viz:
Jo' n f. Williams who made h @ 255l,
for the lots ard ., and the sw ar NV ~
sec 2, tp l6 n, 3 W.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land:
Wallentv Urban. Jay Wade, Alexander
Thomas, Charles l. Schoheld, all ol
Guthrie, o. II.
A. n. J. CRlcK, Rss'ssH.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0.-The report
of the court martial In the case of
Colonel James Forney of the marine
corpse, recently tried at the Brooklyn
navy yard has been received. The
court found him guilty of neglect of
duty. The charge of embezzlement
was declared to be partly proved but
not wholly sustained. or the numer-
Gus other charges and specifications
he was acquitted. The sentence is
that he be publicly reprimanded.
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Harrison Avenue. |
THE FAIR
Continued from page :.


Mrs. L.sse will start promptly at
o'clock today, and Starter Updegraff
will see that she keeps up to the pole
horse
Entries.
The banks will close again this af-
ternoon and the business men should
follow suit
Mrs. Lease will speak promptly at
o'clock
Mrs. Tingle's display OF millinery
attracted much attention, as did also
C. A. Iluff's fine photographs.
Mrs. J. c Stump is proud of first
premium on an oil painting, also on
fancy work.
Mrs TallmRn's large dog in crayon
that seemed ready to bark AT any mo-
ment, deservedly sports blue ribbon.
Thomas Morris has several pens OF
fine Wyandotte fowls.
W w. McCoy's white and barred
Plymouth Rocks attracted much at
tention.
Not single pair OF bloomers has
yet appeared.
William Backons has fine display
Of castor beans, cotton, cane and corn,
stalks OF the latter being twelve and
fourteen feet high.
Miss Lillian Laux carried off first
premium on an exquisite water color.
The canned fruit display is fine and
makes a man hungry to look at It,
Mrs Raffertys fancy piece in water
color took blue ribbon.
Townships i7.2 east and 1873 east
have the best township displays OF
agricultural products.
The Captain Payne variety of pop
corn is the finest shown.
G. G. France OF Perkins has some
Irish potatoes that discount any Col
orado or Utah varieties,
Fair Fancies.
The race for the Hoffman Racer will
take place today Entry closed at o
a. m. This Is the finest wheel that
ever came TO Oklahoma and good
race be seen.
Race Program.
Mrs Mary r. Lease. o'clock sharp,
so races can 90. Come at sharp.
s:2l pace, open 10 all.
2:a5 trot, Oklahoma horses.
Free for all trot
Some Of the best horses in the south
west will contest tins race.
To the Public
Editor LEADER see by Thursday I
Representative that George l. Miller,
better known as Crescent City's Han
mel mouth. is out with TRADE against
the Ancient order of Loyal Americans
and warning all populists to steer
clear OF the order. wish TO state
that George l.. Miller has sought on
two separate occasions TO connect him
self with the order as charter mem
Der but as have seen fit TO cause him
10 De barred. he is at present where he
always will be, unless he gets the
truth upon his side, outside OF the or
der.
As TO the charge he makes that some
OF the members Of the order are re.
publieans aad democrats. that this Is
true. The order never questions as "a
a man or womans politics and would
Just as soon have republican and dem.
oerat officers as populists. Most Of the
balance Of hIs article was composed OF
lies aud here publscally brand him
as q liar and warn the order against
him. s. c. wHITwAM,
Div. Com ok A o L A.
smith, the hill distributor, viii dc
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Mrs. Mary Lease to-day.
DIxON-MORRILL.
The Kansas Governors Daughter Unite
to "a Kansas city Man.

The Kansas Governors Daughter United
to a Kansas city Man.
HIAwATHh, Kan, Oct. lO.-In the
presence of only small number Of
relatives and CLOSE friends, at 5:3s
o'clock yesterday afternoon in the par
lor of the governors residence here,
Miss Grace Morrill, aud Mr. Charles
-Hixon of Kansas City were united in
marriage. Mrs. c. Ii. Baker, sister of
the bride played the wedding march
and Father Glennon of Kansas City,
Mo-, performed the ceremony, using
the short form of the Catholic church
Governor Morrill, gave the bride
away.
A reception followed in the evening,
at which many guests were present.
Later, the bridal party left for an ex-
tended trip through Southern Cali
fornia
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THE REUNION
Cont ued from page /.

up company A this morning, but we
don't stack up them now"
The singing at the park yesterday
morning was lead by choir composed
of Mrs Smart, Mrs. Boles, Miss Maud
Goodrich. Professor Richardson, l.u-
ther West and George Dodson,
Marshal Barnes sits horse like a
centaur and is smiling ond affablc al
ways.
Camp Notes.
Judge Pitzer addressed large crowd
aud scored ahit Ills speech was full
of meat and was appreciated.
Capt. Hassler was in his happiest
mood and he waded TO the front in
great shape. The Captain is Water
bury watch.
Bernard should wear ear muffs.
Mrs Mollie Lease will do it today.
OniclsI Program.
Reunion program, Oct. IL, s95;
Assembly at Island Park at . a. IN.
Exercises commence at 10 o'clock.
H. G. Beamer officer OF the day.
Music by the hand.
Addresses 10y ex-Gov. A. ]. Seay
Hon S. NJ Cummings, Rev f, A. Her
ring and others.
In the afternoon there will be no ex
ercises at the park. In the evening
full program of entertainment has
been arranged commencing at 7:st
o'clOck
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NEW Dly0RCE CASES,
ptBBls who Aaiflea ahu AfS hgw kettE
They spoke,

Phohie WHO Matfiet hhN Att 70" setft
rhet spoke,
Mary L. Scarborough ". Charles III
Scarborough. Tie couple we're mar
ried in Oklahoma City on September
6, 1898. She charges failure to sup.
port, gross neglect Of duty and cruel
treatment, and asks that her maiden
name OF Mary NJ. Calhoun be restored
TO her and she be given the custody OF
their nine months old child, Gala
Charles f Russell vs.. Stella Russell.
They were married on April 10, 1894.
and lived together about six weeks,
when she left him.
stephen d Stone VS. Ida + Stone.
They were married on February 10,
1892, and parted on November 25, 1894.
lie charges cruel and abusive treat
ment and neglect of duty as n wife.
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Mrs. Warner has moved her hairdress-
ing Establishment from Mrs. Me
Donald's to the Fair in the Oswego
block on HaI rison avenue, where she
win be pleased to II eet her old custom.
ers at her present quarters. l0t4
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An Eleetrle Llne nrldre Fired.

CARTHAGE, Mo-. Oct 10. .-Incendiar-
les set fire to a bridge on the electric
line between here and Carterville,
but the blaze was discovered and ex-
tinguished before the bridge was de-
stroyed. Ii is supposed 10 have been
a piece of spitework. Detectives are
at work on the case.
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NooAIEs, Ariz, Oct TO- About noon
the inhabitants Of Arizpe street, No
gales, sonora, were startled by two
pistol shots. II was found that An
tonic Luziniago, the leader of the IA
nous philharmonic band, had shot and
killed his mistress, label Montreal,
and had then blown out his own
braiuS
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ImbecIle KIIls uimself.

HOLDEN, Mo-, Oct, 10. Rubin Johns,
half-witted, so years old, living four
miles north Of town, committed sui
eide this morning with a shotgun. lie
placed the muzzle against his fore
head and pulled the trigger with his
foot The top of his head was blown
.H
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The Loyal Americans held three
rousing meetings at Perry the first of
the week. Six different orders were
initiated Miss Maud Burch, Com
manders Whitman and Buchanan
were present
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TALK

About millinery opcningsl Miss Pat
terson, the Harrison street millincr,
has HATS
HATS
HATS
The most beautiful and the cheapest
in the city. Also the best trimmer in
in the territory. While you are doing
the "openings" don't fail to see what
she has and get her prices which will
surely give you apleasant surprise.
Justice dockets, latest style, neatly
bound, for sale at THE LEADER office.
II
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Mrs. Frank Lawry, from Frank
fort, Kan. and her mother from Okla.
homa City, are visiting MIR. Hewitt, Of
the Bank of Indian Territory, through
the fair. Mrs. LawrY's husband is
Grand Duke (?) of the g. A. X.
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nlaok FInra RnntelI.

SHANGHAI, octiO,--A dispatch from
Toxic announces that the japanese
forces on the Island of Formosa have
met and routed the main body of 10000
Black Flags.
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Flramnn KIIled.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct l0.-Alyin
+. Canada, the fireman who was in-
jured at the Theater Comique fire
early yesterday morning, died at 10 a
m. yesterday.
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There will be public invitation of
the brotherhood of st. Andrew at
the Trinity church. This is a So
ciety for young men. All are cor
daily invited, particularly young men.
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in
watch
ouyingbut do fail
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Mrs. and Mrs. o. ii. Bowman. OF
Newkirk are the guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. Joe Severns.
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Hear Mrs. Lease.

Lost-An eastern star pin. Please
return TO Miss Cora Painter, 4i4 East
Cleveland
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Rev. J. w. Eastman, minister of the
Christian church, OF Cleveland. Ohio,
arrived in this city yesterday and ex-
poets to remain ia the territory.
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isuIiea "a a Wreck.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. l0-ln wreck
IN the yards OF the Union Pacific rail-
road at Omaha yesterday afternoon
Engineer +. p Armstrong and Fire
man Charles Barkis were killed. The
engine toppled over a big embank-
ment, crushing both men. The en-
gineers remains are still fastened 10
the ground by the wrecked locomotive,
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Lost-A large envelop containing
legal papers. IL was marked In hand
kerchief marked N. M. Leave at this
Office Mrs MathseD
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D. Prices Cream Baking Powder
A, .sdsa csla MsSsl Asdvsasss Fss, Ssn FF.nsiss'.
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THE: FAIR
Harrison Avenue.

OriginatOrs Of low prices,
Leaders In all lines
And terrOrs to all competitors.
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DO YOU READ /?

Look at this feast for the long win
ter evenings which can be found on
Lillie's news counters:
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Ex-Governor A J. Seay, Capt J j..
S. Hassler and Delegate Flynn paid
the Leader Office a pleasant visit last
evening
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A large line OF story books aud daily
papers, etc. They will take your sub
serlption for any periodical published
at publishers price. They carry the
largest and best selected stock Of
books in the city aud solicit your pat.
ronage IN this line.
+. B. LILLE & co.
Drug. Book and News Depot,
uUTHHIE. OF.
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smith. the hill distributor, will do
you good work, iosia
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Mrs. C. b Mckinley and mother
came up from Norman last evening on
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Upton,
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LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

Brief uiances, Pointed, at Happenings In
and about the City.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Seaton, a
girl.
There are over 5000 strangers in the
city.
w. II. Evans eff lola, Kansas is in
the city.
Bill Walker, the King of Calvin, is in
the city.
The Welcome Grocery is doing big
business this week.
The city council did not meet last
night. No quorum.
Mrs. Judge Richardson, of Saltwater
is Lere attending the fair.
All business houses will be closed
this afternoon between and p. IN.
Fair.
The Mayer divorce trial is still grind
ug in the district court. The interest
. waning.
Mrs. c. Il Mckinley and mother
came up from Norman last evening on
visit to her sister, Mrs. Upton,
Ex-Governor A J. Seay, Capt. ] j..
S. Hassler and Delegate Flynn paid
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The Mayer divorce trial is still grind
ug in the district court. The interest
- waning.
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All business houses will be closed
this afternoon between and p. m.
Fair
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Mrs Lssse will start promptly at
o'clock today, and Starter Updegrafl
will see that she keeps up to the pole
horse.
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do you but the greatest bargains you cwl
They world heaters.

! Rubber Hair Pin
I Fine Horn ........
I Sponge .-........
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Jpl t-a-us ci al wool Serge worth &c Al ~
1876 y.l--s half wool dress goods worth
crL ....-.... ......-.-..... ..... u
I'm words ~ v ool Henrietta. 30 in. wide Z
i.'- Luish worth T5c at ............... ~
SIC F9rCs double width dress goods at l.
rrc yc--1s Douclc. all wool. worth 80 At 20
J1r-ess dress Flannel worth 6Oc at .. ~
i-1I--rls black Novelty worth % al =
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Mrs. Judge Richardson. of Saltwater
is Lere attending the fair.
The Washington times., 1895-05-05
nay3-7t
BuunING


ON BRIGHTWoOD AVENUE FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE RISK
AND COST OF FORMER PURCHASER
(CHAS. Z. SPALDING, OF BALTI-
MORE, MARYLAND.l
The undersigned, trustees of the Hare
wood Park Land Syndicate, will offer for
sale, at public auction, on TUES DAY, THE
SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, 1895, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK 2. NJ, on the premises the fol-
lowing described lots OF ground, situated
on the east side of Brightwood avenue inn
mediately south Of the old Scheutzen Park
property, known as lots TO 1S Inclusive,
each, with a front on Brightwood avenue
of 1S feet by 122 feet to 20foot alley
(being part of White and Heukle, trIls-
tees, subdivision of "Harewood Park'').
These are beautiful building lots for iIntne-
diate improvement; covered with stately
oaks, many of which can be saved.
Terms OF SaIe-One- half purchase money
IN cash; balance in one year, with percent.
interest, secured on the property, or all cash,
at the option Of purchaser Terms must
be complied with in ten days from date of
sale, or the trustees reserve the right TO
resell, at the risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser A deposit of 500 viii be
required on each lot at the time of sale. Con-
yeyancing at cost of purchaser.
ROBT. Z. L. WHITE, Trustee, 619 F. .stnw.
SAUL S. HENkLE, Trustee, 400 Louis
lana ave. NV. may2, 2,3, 1867
The Washington times., 1895-05-05
OFFICE oF THE COMMISSIONERS OF

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District OF a-Washmgton, ID.
c., April %. 1S95.-To all whom il may
concern: 1t having been represented to the
Commissioners OF the District OF Column
bla that the following named water mains
are necessary for the public safety, COM
fort and health, under public act No. I61,
approved June II, 1890. a water main
tax 10 be assessed therefor, the Commits
sioners hereby give notice that they VIII
have hearing en- MAY 18th, 1895, in the
board room OF the Commissioners OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, at II O'Clock a. M, for
the purpose OF receiving objections 10 any
or all of the work proposed to be done
The following are the water mains TO be
laid, together with the lots 10 be assessed
therefor. In Thirteenth street, between
Philadelphia and Omaha streets north
east, BrOokand, ID. c., lots to be assessed,
j and Of p, block 8, aud lots 3 and IA,
OF block Z; amount or assessment. $464OS.
in alley, square 701, between 0ne-half and
First streets, and NJ aud n streets, south
east-lots to be assessed are lots 50. "a. 80,
90, 81. so, So, IS, 81, Sc: l43 (of I42
south So 81, S3. 50, 81, so, 70, 7S,
II, 20, 75, IA 73, 72, II, 20, SO,
6e, 67, Sc, SO, 64, 63, 62. 6i, go,
6S, bS, 81, b6, and Z aud +, square
T01; amount Of assessment, $759 SO.
in Tweuty-fifth street, between NJ street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, lots
TO be assessed are lots 19, 20, 2l, p. OF %,
81, 3s, 80, 81, %, 81, 90, 56, 81, So,
30, go, square Il; amount OF assessment,
$345.T5. IN Tweuty-seveuth street, be-
tween / and Il streets northwest, ;ots TO be
assessed are lots south Is degrees Or q, 27,
26, 20, "a, %, 19, lS, II, IS, 10, north
20 degrees of %, square 1 lots 80, %, 2S,
R7, 8, 10, II, II, f and A. square o;
amount OF assessment, SSSS. .35. IN X
street, between Eighth and Nimh Streets
northeast, and in Ninth street between K
street and Florida avenue northeast, lots
to be assessed are lots II, 20, 10, 1S,
and OF 8. square 500; amount of assess
ment, S404.s1. In X street southeast,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
lots to be assessed are lots OF /, 20, %, 21,
23, "a, 20, 26, 27, %, 20, 80, 81,
80, 83, "a, 35, SO, 81, Z aud 6,
square 1916, and lots 10, is, A., 40, 4e,
At, Is, I9, 20, 81, %, %, "a, 20, of
R6 and 81 amount OF assessment, 81 ,5S6 .26.
j. w. ROSS,
GEORGE TRUESDELL,
CHAS. POWELL,
Commissioners, d. G.
m2-4t
The Washington times., 1895-05-05
AUCTION SALES.
C. G.. SLOAN & CO., AUcTIoNEERs,
1407 G ST.
(Successors TO Iatimer 6 Slt

Successors 10 Latimer SloaD.J
By virtue of a certain deed of trust,
dated the second day of December, A. d.
1890, and duly recorded i'll Liber 1850,
folio IL, ct seq. one of the land records
of the District of Columbia, and at the
request of the parties secured thereby,
We will sell at public auction, in front
of premises, on THURSDAY. May 8, A.
ID. 1895, at O'Clock p. m, the following
described real estate situate in the city
of Washington. District of Columbia, and
known and distinguished as aud being
lot numbered one hundred and ninety-three
(193), in II. Franklin Schneider's sub
division OF part of square numbered three
hundred and sixty-two 1922 as the same
is duly recorded in Book No. IT folio So,
in the surveyors office of said District;
improved by a three-story brick dwell
ing, known as No. 907 Westminster
street.
Terms made known at time OF sale.
CHRISTIAN G. LEDERER,
H ii. BERGMAN,
may3-7t Trustees.