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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-24
Cures Dyspepsia.

Lippman Bros, Props,
Druggists, Lippman Block, Savan-
nah, Ga. Book Cd Blood Diseases
mailed free.
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Ladies whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood is IN an impure
condition, due to menstrual irregu-
larities, arc peculiarly benefited by
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Geo. W. Poole, Mr. and Mrs. John r. Thorne, Mr..
and Mrs A. d. Swift, Mr.. J.. Spencer Thorne.
Misses Sarah Ruth and Jennie Thorne, Florence
Quick, Geo. W. Hawxhurst, Stuart Poole. Z. n.
Ball, Guy Luttrell, Geo. 8. vandermark Of Falls
Church, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Poole Of Dunn LOring,
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Brenizer and Miss Susie
Hartuug of washington. The bride and groom were
the recipients of many handsome and useful pres
ents. Mr.. uEd Mrs. Poole left on the 2:S0 pm.
train for a trip to Richmond, Norfolk and Baltl-
more.
Prof Robert Nourse of East Falls Church is
stumping Tennessee for Mckinley and Hobart
Mrs E. ]. GaIpin, who has been very sick for
the past four weeks, is improving.
ce1ved visit from quite number of members OF
lodges in Georgetown and Lewinsriue, and a ban
quet was served. Among those present were Messrs.
W. s. Waddey, G. X. Stribler, Frank W. Watson,
y. Bonieini, Charles LOckhart, Samuel Enstein, A.
5. Boernstein and Frank Thompson, from the lodge
In Georgetown, and Messrs W. NJ. Shafer, F. n.
Whaley DIR. X. ID. Leth. E. l.. =. BoutOn Of Lew
insyie and j. Il. Knapp Of Buffalo, n. Y.
The Joint committee of the several lodges meet
ing in Gdd Fellows Hall, appointed for the pur-
pose of arranging for series of entertainments to
raise funds TO purchase 4 carpet, met tuesday
night, and organized by electing Mr.. NJ E. Church
chairman; Miss Emma Garner, secretary, and Mr..
W. II. Nowlan, treasurer.
Miss Emma Alder has returned from q visit to
her mother. Mrs. NJ. J. Alder at Purcellytlie, Va.
E Kenmore for several years, left for her home ut
Lynniield Center. Mass, Tuesday.
Messrs. Frank Williams, jr, and ]. c. DeFutrOn
will engage in joint discussion on the issues OF
the campaign at Fords school house Friday night.
Col. NJ. NJ Holland and Prof. William II. H.
Hart. two lawyers from Washington, addressed q
large republican meeting at Odd Fellows Hall last
night. The meeting was presided over by Capt. l.
+. Norman.
Mrs. Moore and family have moved to the city
for the winter months.
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE,

Mr.. T. p. Martin met with quite a serious acct
dent Saturday. II" unloading some fodder
when he fell OF of the wagon, his head and should
eIs violently striking the ground He received pain
fu bruises and sprained his sppe and 1t is feared
that the base of his brain has been Injured Drs
Dorsey and Moncure rendered the medical atten-
ton, but his condition does not seem to improve
The following democratic speakers will be here
next Monday. which will be court day: A. A.
Lipscomb, democratic elector for the eighth dis
trct; f. E Meredith Of Prince William W. r
Bib Of Louisa and Frank E. Anderson of Alex.
anlria.
The series of mission services conducted during
the last week by Rev. Edwin y Kinks of lees.
burg at the Church of the Good Shepherd closed
sunday night They were largely attended through
out the week.
Mr.. Gilbert Walden VIII give an elocutiopary en-
tertainment at Union Hall, Wednesday evening
October y, for the benefit of Providence Lodge
l. o. G.. T.
Two persons We're received into the membership
of the NJ f. Church South Sunday morning The
pastor, Rev. C. X. Millican, preached q very e,o-
quent induction sermon.
The county clerk has issued marriage licenses to
George w. Cummings and Maggie May Rogers
Daniel Ludlow and Eliza Hail. Walter Weaver and
Harriet +. Ball, Jas. A. Poole and Mary H. Thorne
John b. Carter and Ella E. Crump, Benz. Ellis and
Amanda Cooper
Miss Martha Bagby of Richmond Va is the
guest of Mrs. Jos. f. Willard.
Miss Mary ]. Sugar and Mr.. George Sugar arc
visiting relatives In Washington, D. c.
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GATHER SBJRG.

Mrs. LErinder Corrick, Mr.. and Mrs II. K Cor
rek. SIR and Mrs c. j. Cnrrick have been the
guests Of Mrs. George V. Grouse.
The fourth district Sunday school convention has
ele' ted the following officers for the ensuing year.
President. Frank Il. Horncr; secretary. David H.
BOulC; executive committee. VI. B. Montgomery
George 4. LechIder and Montgomery Clagett.
pretty afternoon weddin, occurred at ST. Rose
Catholic rcctory. near Choppers Wednesday. The
contracting parties Mr.. Charlie Jones and
Miss Sarah +. Trail daughter OF James " Trail
And the ceremony WAS performed 10y Father VI. j.
Iiinran. In the presence Of a few invited friends
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Jones were ten
derrd a reception nj The residence Of rha brida's
parents receiving the congrHt uiationS Of many
friends and numerous bridal gifts.
Tie Waverley Literary Club last night. at the
town hill. held its first meeting for the winter
season. Rev. f. W. Walker presiding. with Mr.
Thomas i. FulkS, secretary. The meeting was de-
voted chiefly TO business and IL decided that
only members of the club would be allowed the
privilege of attending the literary meetings Dr.
John II. Mccormick AMI Mr.. W. II. Vessels were
admitted 10 membership. Regular literary meet
irss will be held every two weeks Tuesday
evenings. The librarian reported the ovcrhauling
Of the library and his readiness To furnish the
membership with books for bono reading
Announcement is made Of tho engagement of
Mr. W. PurneIl Hickman and Miss Niagsie Reed.
daughter of Mr. William Reed of GoSheIi the we'd
Ting 10 this month.
The unveilirg of the monument to tho unknou n
confederate dead 81 Gruce CuIrcS, which 10
have taken place Wednesday has !,e"n indefinitely
postponed owing 10 the flilire 0i committee in
charge Of arrangements to secure the speakers de
sired To deliver OrltonS during the political
pai-n. The monument is the gift OF Hidsley
Brown Camp OF Rockville and Robert E. Lee Cam
of Washington
Mr.. W. II. Blodeett and family will remove I,
Connecticut to reside.
Mrs John e. C%Pefs is seriously i'll.
MIR. Samuel Hobbs Of BrowinySyillc has ISSUED
Invitations To the marriage of his daughter. Mis-.
Jemimah EeEckah. TO Mr.. Fletcher AshuTy Day.
prominent merchant of Salem. Va. The happy oere
mony will he sccmniZed in the Bethesda Metho
dist Episcopal Church. BruwningsviIlc, Wednesta,
evening. octoJer II. at 1880 O'Clock. Rev VIM
Harris. pastor. will OfiiCiate.
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LANGDON.

A III ,Gsage was last night received in I.ansdon
statin, that Miss Kate Watson, the trained
who attended the late Mrs. c. A. Baker of this
place during Ter fatal illness, died Tuesday ut
Garfield Hospital. and buried the same after
neon. Miss Watson taken i'll about weeks
ago while at Mrs. Bakers house, and was removed
TO the hospital for treatment. Miss Mildred Bgss,
sister Of the late Mrs Baker who also at
tackled with her plosent Sickness while at the bed
side of Mrs. Baker, Is thought to be con-
valescent. The little babe left by Mrs. Baker is
very ill.
lectures, &C., will be inaugurated Thursday
ing of next week. with address What is
Luck by DR.. Frank I. Howe Of The Evening
Star at the Iangdon II. E. Church.
the annual visitation of the grand officers Of the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows of the District Of
Columbia to the members of Langdon Lodge, which
took place Tuesday evening. a notable event
present Mcssrs. Thomas ]. Jones' G. NJ;
John l. Brown. u. q. NJ; F. A. Stier and William
sion Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge at Dallas, Tex ;
W. W. MILAN. grand marshal; J. G.. Durfey, grand
CONDUCTOR Ricra I'd Emmons grand chaplain and L.
OF the lodge tn. visitors We're entertained at dinner
by Mrs. Durfey. wife of the grand conductor, at
her hOue on 2+th street.
The weekly meetings Of the Langdon Whist Club
Will shortly be resumed.
Capt. TOwnsf,cnd W. Smith Of Langdon will to-
light 90 TO his lone in North Carolina to vote at
tie election aud Will be absent for about thirty
Mrs. DR. Tpham of Langdon, who has for some
time past been in TIE north. has returned home
with greatly improved health.
Col Fl. VI. Patton of Culpeper, Va. who, tlI.ing
the war, was a member Of Gen Pickett's staff is
tie guest Of Capt. T. W. Smith.
Mrs. kidwcl Of Baltimore, who has been visit
ing Mrs X. /. Hagan Of Avalon Heights has re-
turned nome.
The parents Of Miss Grace Pallas Of Avalon
Heights gave her n reception Tuesday evening in
honor of her fourteenth birthday.
MIR. H. w. McNeal. accompanied by his daugh-
ter. Miss Ollie, expects to leave for New York to-
morrow. where they will remain for several DAYS
Mrs. T. +. Fenwick OF Highlands is visiting the
Misses Grimes Of LangdOn
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WASHINGTON GROVE.

What was intended to be a Bryan and Sewall
IN: IS meeting was turned into quite q demonstra-
ton Saturday last at Cedar Grove. There was q
flag and pole raising and Music by the Kings Valley
Corpet Band. Messrs. II. Maurice Talbot Alexan-
der kigore and other prominent speakers addressed
the meeting, which was largely attended
The peaceful little village Of Sandy Spring has
presented scene OF desolation since the late
storm. Farm ma .hinery, carriages and wagons
have bee" reduced to rubbish, while the class room
Of the Sandy Spring meeting house was crushed
to atoms. The loss will amount to several thou
Sand dollars.
Elder John Kingdom preached to a large conrre-
CATION at kingwood Sunday morning.
\ free silver club has been organized at German
town. with the following officers: President, Mr.
Eugene A: Melee; vice presidents, Mr.. II, Hutch
ms. Mr.. Hiram Hargett and Mr.. Theodore Melee
secretary, Mr.. VIM. Richter. The object of the
Revival services, which have been held in The
Germantown Baptist Church since the 10th of
September still In progress. The interest CON
tinues. and quite large number Of persons have
prCfessed conversion.
Mr.. John W. Carroll. superintendent Of the Penn
sylvania Steel Company Of Steelton, Pa, met with
serious accident recently. The com,Jany Is con-
structing an iron bridge over Little Seneca creek
Boyds station. and while standing on the
bridge Mr.. Carroll fell distance of twenty five
feet. He was csught on q brace, broke his leg
and was internally Injured.
Mr.. Chas. T. Hawkins has eompleted q fine
creamery at Cedar Grove. and will soon have 1t
in working order.
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Oc15-dSdS
DUNCANsoS BROS, AUCTIoNEEgs

TR I,I SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
TIE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET ROAD.
BS virtue Of deed OF trust TO us duly recorded
III lbei l3lo. folio i5l ct seq, Of the land records
OF the District of Columbia VT will sell a, the
request of the holder Of the notes secured thereby
TUESDAY, THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF
HIoEfR 4. u. 1896. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p Nj
the following described real estate. situate in the
county Of Washington. District of Columbia 10 wit
ises known and iistingusL led as and being part
part of the farm of the late Abn.r g l., Shoe
MAKER beginning at stone at the southwest cor
and on the east side Of the Seventh Street road
and running thence along said road north degrees
52L2 minutes; east che hundred and NINETY -two
u9Il feet and eshiy-siN hundredIhs of a foot TO "A
stone; thence leaving said road due fifteen hun
dred ard fifteen Il Bib feet and forty huniredtbS
tio-1oUJ OF a foot To a stone on the west side of
public road: thence along the west side of said
load south II degrees + minutes east three hun
dred and twenty-faur C324J feet and tfty-siS hun
dretiths tJ6-ltp, OF foot 10 levy stone al
the intersection Of the side of Piney Branch
and Blair roads; thence along the west side of
l'iney Branch road south % degrees Ii minutes
west six Hundred and sevent whine ,G1a, feet and
eighty hundreihs tS0lgoJ OF a foot to a stone:
degrees 53ia minutes west fifteen hundred aud four
l.5oil feet ard thirty huHdre TO 1000 of foot
to the beginning. together with all and singular the
mprureIile nts. rights, ways, easements. privileges
and appurtenanc.s to the same beongn. or in
any wise appertaining.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
in cash, The balance in one and years. at q
per cent per annum interest, payable semi ma
ally, notes secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold. or all cash. at the option purchaser.
A deposit of 500 required the time of sale All
conveyancng and recording purchaser.
from date of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell The property the risk and cost
OF the defanting purchaser, after five days notice
published in Washington, d. G
ALBERT A. WILSON,
JOHN B. LARNER,
Trustees. r s.
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FALLS CHURCH.

pretty wedding took place In the NJ. E. Church
at high Wednesday. the contracting parties
being Miss Mary II. .Thorne. daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. j. ". ThOrne. ard MIR. james A. Poole
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Poole of East Falls
Church. The church. which was crowded with the
many friends and ac1uaintances of both parties,
handsomely decorated. Choice potted plants
filed the altar. and the clancel rail covered
with golden rod and white daisies. A large arch,
under which the couple stood, was also covered
with golden rod and daisies. Rev. $. T.. Shipmar,
presiding elder of this district. conducted the
emcnies. assisted by the pastor of the church. Rev.
s. A. Ball. The ushers were Messrs. Stuart Poole.
brother Of the groom; Geo :. Nandermark, Ed
ward NJ. Ball and Guy Luttrell. Miss Florence
Poole. sister OF the groom. presided at the organ
The bride carried bouquet of brides roses, tied
with white satin ribbon, and attircd IN a
cling suit Of gray ladies' cloth, trimmed with vel
vet OF the shade and steel paSsemcnterie, and
wore a hat to match tie suit, trimmed with vel
vet and gray plumes- After the ceremony the we'd
ding party were driven to the home of the brides
parents, where collation. served. Those In
al Guidance at the house Rev. S. T. and Mrs
sht9man, Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Ball, Mr.. and Mrs
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TRusTEEs SALE OF A HANDSOME SUBuRBAN
RESIDENCE on STREET NORTHWEST
BETMEEN FORTY EIGHTH AND FORTY
ROAD.
By virtue Of a ccrtaiL deed of trust, dated May
% 1885, and recorded In Liner No. 2019, st folio
454 ct seq one Of the hand records OF the District
Of Columbia. for default in ia. OF the indebt-
quest of the holder Of said indeb.edness. W. will
oner for sase. at public auction. In front Of the
premises, q, On FRIDAY, OCTOBER SIXTEENTH.
1886. AT HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described property situated In the county
of Washington and District of Columbia to vii:
east one-hnlf by the full depth OF lot num.er-l
eleven az, IL block numbered eleven III in the
subdivision OF part OF White Haven now called
No County subdivisions at folio 30, in the
office Of the surveyor of the said District
frontage Of lbs feet an street with an uniform
depth OF $50 feet and is imprr we'd by a hand some
two-story friIae coItage containing eight
Ii use has stone foundations, slate roof, double
porriies. and is heated by furnace. Further im-
proved by two-story coach house and stable with
slate roof four stalls. space for three ar,.ax,s
coachman's room. hay loft. etc.
Terms Cf sale: One-third OF the purchase money
to be maid in cash, and the balance In one and
two years, with interest at the rate of per cen
tum per annum. payable semi-annually. the notes
of trust the property, all cash, at the pur-
chaser's option. III desired the purchaser may OBJ
tain a suitable loan payable in monthly INSTALL
ments from the Cooperative Building Bank OF the
city OF New York. on its usual terms. deposit
OF $500 Will he required at the time OF sale. All
chaser's cost. Terms of sale must be complied
with in fifteen days from day OF sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the prop
erty, after five days advert isement, at the risk
and cost Of the purchaser IN d.fault.
TIMOTHY L. WOODRUFF
oc6 eod&ds Trustees
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oc1o- dS;ds
BROS. ArCTIoNEEHS.
-HTSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMFRoyED
REAL ESTATE No. l24S III STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE 1MFRoNED
REAL ESTATE No. 12as III STREET NORTH
EAST
By virtue of n certain decd of trust TO us dated
Sent. mher 1891 and duly recorded September
s. ls.l in Iiber No 1904, at folio 4i5 et SEQ, OF
the land records OF the DIS riot Of Columbia and at
the request Of the party secured thereby, We, the
undersigned trustees. viii SELL at public auction.
In trout of the premises MONDAY. THE
NINETEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, AID. 1896.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises situate I'm tic city Of Washing
ton I'm the District OF Columbia. and d"sisnated
as and herg lot numbered nineteen u!H. IN the
washington Brick Machine Company's subdivision
of saua re numbered ten hund I'd and three noG3l,
as said sul,diy ision is recorded in Liher No il,
MT folio lO7 In the office of the surveyor Of said
District together with the improve nents. consist
ing of a two-story brick dwelling. with pressed
brick front No. l24S III street northeast contain
ing C rooms and all modern improvements.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money
TO he paid I'm cash. and the balance in two equal
installnents. payable ir one and two years, with
IN terest ar six 81 per centum per annum. payable
seu,i-,uul,ally from day Of sale. secured by deed
of trus- upon the property sold, all cash. mt
the option of the purchaser. deposit Of 500
will be required Of the purchaser at the time OF
sale All syanciug. recording and notarfnl
fees at the of the purchaser. Terms OF sale
to be complied with within ten days from day OF
sale otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO
resell The property at the risk and cost of the de-
i'i''''D- pun GEORGE F.. EMMoNs,
ALDIS B. BROWNE.
oc6-dSds Trustees.
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ANACOSTIA.

Mr.. Patrick Kane. of the oldest residents
of Anacostti, died yesterday after long illness
from diseases incident to old age He was not
cor sder-d dangerously sick until within the past
few DAYS Air. Kane came to this country from
Limerick Ireland few years before The wax
arc OBJ aimee, n position under the late DR. Nichols
the first superintendent of the tioVeriiient nos
pifal for TIE ln>IIc. AmttT'Stl1. IL Is si.iu
ILat Mr.. Kane vas of -rcat assistant TO Dr.
Nichols in the development Of plans relative TO
st. Elizabeth.
APPROPRIATENESS indicate that the banner ralsns or
the Mckinley and Hobart club of AnacostiI. which
l. to take place this evening, In Anlcosti. WI be
not bic event. The banner is one OF the finest
Of the Kind made lii the District IL IS t1-
pected that several prominent speakers will take
part in the exercises
Tie marriage of Miss Elizabeth Rhodes of Ana
costa and Mr. Joseph smith of Washing on took
place last evening ar 81 Tert-'ls innr''i The
ceremony performed by thr PASTOR Rev
Fatlr- Sullivan
MIR. r. A. Provost of Harrison street Is quite
sick.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Gard,n Memorial
Church held an di,y meeting yesterday at the
residence Mrs. j. H. Simpson. capitol View,
AMI arranged their plans for The fill work Of The
organization
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BRIGHTWOOD.

The Brishtwood Social and Glee Club held
meeting last night at the home of the president
Miss Sadie Harmon, 9Th street. Those of the
members present were Miss Harmon, Mr. and Mrs.
W. f. Nalley. Miss Anna Nalley, Misses Anna
Mabel and Maggie MacElwee, Misses Nellie,
Georgia and Evelyn Willett, Mr. w. A. Knowles
Miss Nirgie Brown, Misses Katie and Matte Ray,
Miss Ella Keene, Mr.. James Graeves, Mr.. Joseph
Walsnith, Mr.. John Ray, Mr.. Robert l.. Stone
The first PART Of the evening devoted to sing
ing, MIR. Nalley acting director. The remainder
Of the evening was given to social pastimes The
program had been prepared by the music aud
Gal committees ut meetings held the first Of the
week. The club will gather ut its next meeting
Friday week, at the home OF Miss Ella
keene, Flint street.
Brightwood avenue northward from its junction
with 18th street Is being gravelcd und Illinois
avenue is being graded in the old Marshall Brown
%fs AS ,6 yet this Avenue Is short broken aud
citation is working for Its through extension to 10th
street, at the northern part Of Rock Creek Park,
which step Will make Illinois avenue boulevard
of great beauty and length.
Mondiy nigh, Stansbury Lodge held regular
meeting In its rooms in Brishtwood Hotel The
third degree was conferred candidate and
preliminary arrangements made for the coming
Ieons We're especially handsome, the ladies Of the
Eastern Star having put up fine lace curtains.
Society met at Emory CHAPEL. Miss Lille Matsaney
led. on the topic, What Can We Learn from Dd-
to Se Ms pons se u aGps he
play which the juniors going to give publicly
WAS rehearSed.
The Christian Endeavor meeting Of Sunday even
ing was led by Misses Evelyn Willett and Lucy
Broster. on God and Mammon.' The young ladies'
conducted the exercises satisfactorily. 1t
nounced that business meeting will be held this
evening at the church.
The Brghtwood Railway Company has begun to
replace the steel roof of its car sheds, badly
damaged hy the storm.
y foot ball team been organized by the
smaller boys Of BrightwOod Park. Challenges are
offered to District teams averaGin. seventy five
pounds, and acceptances should be sent to Master
Ray Keene. The practice gaines of The little
lows have been very good.
The recent game Of base ball played by the
TikOma Fourihs and Brightwood Thirds resulted In
Takomas favcr, with of 10 to =. The
Irightwood team held its throughout the
tire game, with the excellent pitching of Cliff Ray.
Dr. u. Darling has leased the summer residence
Of Mr.. Calvin Wilmer. and with his family row
occupies it. Mr.. Wilmer and his family pre-
pairing for extended trip abroad for his health.
He has been invalid for the last year.
Miss Gertrude Thomas Is staying with relatives
In Howard county, Md, for her health.
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X. s. DONALDSON. ACCTIONEER,
942 + ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT FRONT
ING MARYLAND AVENUE AND q STREET
NORTHEAST
By virtue of a deed OF trust given to us. and
duly recorded in Liber No. 1909. folio 432 1T
seq, OF tie land records of the District of Column
bia. the undesig trustees will offer sale at
public auction. in front OF the premises. on SAT-
tEDAY, the TWENTY-FoURTH DAY of OCsTo-
EER- AID. 1896, at HALFFAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, part of square south of square ten hundred
and twenty seven uoe!, now embraced in lot one
a. in Michael !. Weller and Frank i. Madgan.
trustees, subdivision Of said square recorded in
the office of the surveyor Of the District of Co.
lumbia in Book IL. page 13S. excepting the most
westerly two ~ feet three 80 inches front on
Maryland avenue of said lot ID of the even
and uniform width of (2) feet three q, inches
from front south line nf said lot Maryland
to north line thereof q street
north.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. balance in one and two years.
with interest at per centum per annum. payable
semi annually. all cash, at purchasers option. A
deposit of 500 required at the time Of sale Terms
to be complied with within ten days from time of
SALE otherwise the property will be rcsold at the
risk and cost OF defautinS purchaser. after five
deys' advertisement. All conveyancing pur-
chaser's cost.
d. DARBY THOMPSON, Trustee.
-. 1895 81.
GEORGE W. WEBER. Trustee
oc141Ot 30 st.