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FALLS CHURCH.

delightful party given Thursday night
by the Misses Davenport at the residence of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Davenport, In honor
of their guest, Miss Vandersleus of Grand Rapids
Mich. Dancing and other amusements were in
dulged in, Refreshments served and a pleasant
evening spent by all. Among those present were
Miss Elizabeth Riddle Miss Gertrude Nourse, Miss
Edith o. Merrifeld. Miss Margaret Nourse. Messrs.
W r. and F. II. Eastman, Carl and Writ Kins-
ley, G. W. Parker. Harry and Brunson Buxton
ard Philip Nourse.
At a meeting Of the town school board Friday
Mr. r. j. Yates of Cupeper county elected
principal of the graded school Of the town. 1t was
decided To open the schools the second Monday
In September and continue for eight months. MIR.
H. H. Lowe elected janitor Of the school
building.
Mr.. George F. Rollins Is in New York visiting
relatives and friends
Miss Ruth Van Auken Of Alexandria Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. $. Siddons.
Mrs A O. ROrebeck, with her son Curtis AMI
daughter, Miss Agnes is Ut Virginia Beach.
Nr. William Stranahan has returned from Athens
y. y, where he spent weeks with his parents.
Mrs; Stranahan will remain there for several
weeks longer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Hinrnan and Miss Nellie
Ives of Conklin. y. Y, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Ives.
Misses Berthe and Ethel Baldwin of Maryland
are visiting their cos!sn. Mrs. Elmer I. Crump.
Mr. NJ E. Church will leave here Monday for
Hampton, Va. TO attend the annual session Of
the State Pharmaceutical Association.
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LINDEN.

The Ladies' Village improvement Society of Lin-
den held very pleasant and successful dance
Wednesday evening. The hall had been tastefully
decorated by Mesdames Doolittle and Van Week.
Douglas furnished the music, and ice cream and
cake served. Among the guests were q
number of the summer sojourners and several par
ties from the city.
In lieu of its regular meeting at the hall this
week the Irving Club substituted Tn excursion
down the river. chartering the steam launch Bar
tholdi for that purpose. About thirty Of the mem-
bers represented the club.
Mr.. W. W. Wright and Mis-. Walter T. Wright
leave fer Brookside W. Va, today.
Mrs. o.. q. Fox has gone to New York for q
short time.
Miss Harter Of Indiana, q former college mate
Of Miss Emma Wilson, is visiting the latter.
Mrs. Oscar Woodward Is rapidly recovering from
the effects Of the severe burns received at the
church fire, and ia able to receive her friends.
Mrs. Guon Miller and are visiting her brother,
Mr.. Tylor, near Easton. Md.
Arrangements are being made to put in chemical
Glen and Kensingt0n for neighbOrhood use
with hisi family at Forest Glen, has been notified
that his ship has been placed in commission and
to report for duty. His departure is greatly re-
srettel in the community, where he Is deservedly
very popular.
Mrs. John Paul Jones has Joined the contingent
of lady bicyclists Of Wcodside. 1t is needless to
add that she is a very graceful rider.
Miss Eta Harding leaves for the mountains for
a much needed rest and change.
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WASHINGTON GROVE.

Mrs. W. H. Pritchett is quite Ill ut her home
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duvall have returned from a visit
to Colonial Beach.
Mrs. B. Il. Miller, Miss Rebecca Miller and Mrs
E. C. Stillpen are occupying the Whiteside cot
tage, on 9th avenue during the convention
Mrs. a. d. Walker Of Providence, r. L. who
takes Mrs. Barney's place during the meetings,
is one Of the national evangelists Of the W. c.,
T. U.
Mr.. Louis P. Altschu and family occupy their
cottage on I'd avenue.
Miss Ella Stinemetz is the guest Of her mother
on Grove avenue.
Mrs. II. A. Gillerwater, Mrs. Walter Brown,
Blanche Ford and Mrs. Margaret Platt are occu-
pying the Platt cottage, on Park place, during the
W. G. T. U. meetings. This cottage is the head
quarters Of the union Of the District of Columbia.
Mrs. E F. Boyer and family of Baltimore are
occupying their cottage on 4th avenue.
Mrs. Fred A. Gee entertained a company of
young people last night at her residence on Grove
who returns to her home in Chicago today. There
present from Washington the Misses Knight
Messrs Holland, Henderson, Mckee, Muir and
Farmer.
An exciting game Of base ball was played on the
new diamond in Scots field yesterday afternoon.
The cOntesting teams were the Rockviiles and
Washington Groves. The game ended in a victor5
Of to in favor of the home club. The feature
of the game was the battery work Of Marshan and
Bouic.
Mrs. p. Milbourn Of Rockville and Mrs. W, w,
Moore Of Sandy Spring we're visitors At the Grove
yesterday.
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IIERNDON.

The Fortnishtiy Club met Saturday last with the
Misses Castlen.rn. There present the Misses
Mary, Ida and Virginia Castenlan, Misses ca the
rlne, Ellen and AnIie Thornton, Mrs. Dufie and
Miss Mary Buell. After pleasant half hour spent
In social II teroOurse ard prtaking of refreshments
the club took up the life and works Of George
Macdonald Miss Ida Castleman gave a vivid
sketch OF his fCme and life Miss Virginia Castle
man and Mrs Dutfe read sketches from his not ed
works, and Miss Mary Buell. gave quotations.
After piano solo by Miss Virginia Castleman the
club adjourned to meet with the Misses Thornton
toiay.
A lodge of the United Order OF Junior Mechanics
was Instituted here last Saturday. There were but
ten charter members. but the prospect for an In
crease in the future is said 10 be promising
Miss Mabel daughter Of Mr.. Chas. Hathaway, a
former res ident OF ferndon, living in Slough
tOn Mass is visiting friends here
Mr. George Wood and his sister, Miss Ella. of
family.
The family of Mr.. L. j. Groh have had as visit
ors Mr. e. f. Seesholtz OF Canton. Ohio. in
of Mr. GIoh, also Mrs. G. s. tiroh, a daughter in
law from Prescott, Pa. and Miss Rose Werne-.
Avon, Pa; Mrs. Davis, Robesonia. Pa. and Mrs.
Erentrout and son Of Reading. Pa.
The lsdies of the VI. E. Church held an Ice
cream festival on Mr.. ~ Thompson's lawn Friday
evening.
Mrs. J. ". Averlll of Washington Is visiting the
family of Mr.. William Ayerill and other friends
here.
Mr.. VIII Groh has the outside of his house nearly
completed.
Mr.. j. NJ. Rideouts house is about ready for
occupancy.
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RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
(Successors 10 Ratcliffe, Darr & Col

OHANCERY SALE OF LYONS MILL SEAT"
BY authority of decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia PASSED In the cause Of
CmSles w. Hewett Walter +. Hewett ct al,
No. 1854, in equity, We will SELL at public auc-
tion, on WEDNESDAY. JULY TWENTY-SECOED.
1896, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM, at
the dwelling house the premises that certain
tract of land bordering upon and including the bed
OF Rock creek west Of Bel Air and Kalorama
Heights, known as Pretty Prospect, being parts Of
original tracts known Rock Of Duabarton,
The Addition TO the Rock OF Dulbarton," '.Bes 8
Lot and Lyons Mill Seat" containing about
eighteen and seventeen one-hundredths acres of
land more less. and fully described by metes
and bounds in 4 certain deed Of conveyance from
Evan Lyon TO Walter F. Hewett, dated October s,
1892. and recorded In Lber No. 1913, at folio 25S
ct seq of the land records The Improvements on
said tract of lard consist Of large and conmod-
fous dwelling house, in good condition, with the
usual outbuildings, grst mill, mill and mill
dam. The tract extends about half a mile along
Rock creek.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash, and the balance
in equal payments, at one, two and three years
from the day OF sale, such deferred payments to
be at interest at the rate Of six per cent per
num- payable semi annually, and to be evidenced by
the promfssory notes OF the purchaser secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold. the pur-
chaser may at his option, pay the whole purchase
money in cash. A deposit OF $500 must be made ut
the time OF sale. and the terms complied with
within ten days thereafter.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trustee
District Attorney Office, Court House,
JOHN A. CLARKE, Trustee,
1ySdts Webster Law building.
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SANDY SPRING,

The dance given Olney Grange Hall by TIE
Misses Elbrey was one of the most pleasant of the
season. About seventy five persons were present
and the young hostesses assisted in receiving
their friends by Mrs. Walter H. Brook, and Me
Jchn c. Bentley.
The horticultural Society. presided over by Henry
C. Hallowell. held its June session with Mr. und
Mrs George +. Nesbit of LOngwooJ. A full COM
pienlent of members and still larger number of
guests were In attendance. The usual routine bust-
iness was traDsacted, questions asked and answered
and an article on strawberry culture read by
Mrs. Charles F. Brooke. Then the company in
spected the fIuit lowers and vegetables exhibit. d
by the different members. and aftcrwarI visited the
gardens, which, as heretofore, We're found i'm ex-
cellent condition and with nbunlant promise. Tie
August meeting will he held at Riverton the home
of Mrs. Catherine Janney
olney Grange. John C. Bentley. master. threw
open It's doors TO its friends, fur literary
entertanmtn mt concerned. Tuesday evening. and
s9ne nifty or more took advantage Of the Invitation
piano ami flute; Miss Mary Davis of Greenwood
read an interesting historical essay; Allan Far
guiar, very amusing paper entitled Should our
Girls Ride WheeLs:" Rsbecca T. Miller gave some
selections from Edward Lear's Nonsense Book -
and tieo-se Ii. Miller of st. Louis sany-alI to n
very appTecintise gathering apparently.
barn the farm of Samuel and Joseph JAM e
Granville Farqnhar and family who have been
at Mt. Pleasant for several months, have 1cIurn.,l
name Of their farm from Mount Olney TO Oakmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bentley have been TO
Boston and Portland: Edward Peifce William
lddnss and Miss Helen Lea to Baltimore county
and Mrs Robert NJ Stabler and VI S. BENJAMIN II
Miller. in Washington. Mrs. Samuel EIIiectt and
daughter are in Connectt.ut, and Miss Enma s.
Needles st Redn0r, Pa
Robert and Walter II. Brooke Of St. Louis and
George ii. Brooke of the University of Penusyl-
vania foot ball team spending a fortnight with
their parents at Ashton.
Visitors of the past week from a distance have
Teen numerous. many having raken advantage of
the excursion rates to Washington. We note Henry
A. Parker HeB.y L. Lea. Richard p Iddings, Rob-
ert RUNNER, Hiram ". Brown, Frederick Brown.
Miss Olive Rrown and Miss Irma p. Lee Of Mas
sacEusctts. George III. Miller nf ST. Louis Clarpbce
O. Harvey of Illinois. Miss Helen Boston. Miss
Frances Moore and Miss Barbara Such Of New Jer-
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

The gayeties Of the summer season oegah In
earnest Wednesday evening by german. given by
the ladies of the village Youth and beauty In fuil
dress tripping tho light fantastic" to. the de-
Ishtful music Of a Washington orchestra, made
a scene of brilliant enchantment long to be re-
mcmbered, but never to be described. The german
led by Mr.. C. v. Ford and Miss Sallie Soan
The chaperons were Mrs. Love, Mrs. Cary Of
Memphis Tenn, Mrs Kleinschmidt Of Washington
d. c., and Mrs. Plummcr. Among those present
Miss Ora Martin of Parkersburg W. Va, Miss
and Mr.. Kleinschmidt Messrs. Callahan, Sewers
and Shields OF Washington ID. c.. Miss and Mr.
Duaney Of Fanquler county, Va, Mr.; and Miss
pbine ba11tH of Mass Mr Ps.sr and
son Of Orange G. H.. Va, Miss Dunlap Of Mobile
Ala. Misses Kate Hine and Mis-. Louise Hunting
Tnn Ton or Ms ssns MADDOX a Of ksnsnston @ Nd Mr.
Mrs. Il. E. Thornton Misses Jessie Love Alice
E,zhush AntSEia and Holly rs Mss Jennie ,aSs and
S. r. fnd Roszell Dcnohoe. Tom and Moss Love-
Rc Wells Fo1 MANI Maurice and cdB%1 gend
Chiehest .r. E. Il. Holbrook. John @. Dice and JOS
The telephone line from Ale1andri. to Hay
market. having the Office here at the Fairfax
Hotel. is being put in hrst,class repair by the
has has recently purchased it. Once. win be e.tal'-
lshed at Anna ndale. Centreyille Gainesville Hay
day night with = speech from the hotel porch ty
Of 9th the 5th New YORK Cavalry He expressed great
admiration for the boys in gray. his former foes.
and said he never saw those heroic men without
a prayer to God to bless them people," He
scored the gold bugs numerically. and praised W.
]. Bryan. the democratic candidate for President.
without stint.
Mr.. G. v Ford is visiting his mother. Mrs. Mary
Ford. In Dover. n. ].
Miss Lille Ballard has returned home after In
extensive visit to relatives in the west.
Misses Julia and Jennie Ford Of Baltimore. Md.
are spending the summer with their grandmother,
Mrs. Julia Ford
Miss Birdie Harrison is visiting friends in Wash
ington.
Mrs Lombard and grandson Of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. French of Baltimore, who have been visiting
their brother. Mr.. II. D. Happold have returned
home.
Mrs. Kate Robinson of Kansas City is the guest
of Mrs. Carroll.
Mr. Henry Rider of New Jersey, cousin Of
Messrs H. and r. F.. Speer. has been spending a
few days with them
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BROOKLAND.

Misses Mary and Ellen Taylor of Baltimore.
Nd, who have been attending the Christian En-
deavor convention, the guests of Mrs. Green
of Hartford street.
Miss Hughes of Indiana the recent guest Of
Mrs. Mortimer Downing.
Mrs Frederick Holton is spending the summer
menths with her sister In Lawrence, Kan
There jolly straw ride Thursday night Of
a party Of young people. After pleasant drive
through DrOokland the party broke up with a
dance at the residence of Mrs. Louis Julien, South
Brooklapd.
Rev. DR.. c. r. Ramsdcll and wife the re-
cent guests OF Col. and Mrs. Juan Lewis.
Miss Rose Sullivan is visiting relatives In Phila-
delphia, Pa. where she will remain during the
months,
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUcrIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMrHoy-,
REAL ESTATE. Nos. 14OS. l4O6 AND il

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMrRoyED
real. ESTATE, NOS. 14OS. 14O6 AND ii0t
STREET SOUTHEAST. AND NOS ;O7 ii5
AND All KENTUCKY AVENUE SOITIIEASr
By virtue of six 90 certain deeds of trust io ms
dated May 10, 1893, and duly recorded Nav IL
1898. in Liter No 1911, at folios 215 21g 2S3
3u9 S2I and 53O ct seq, of the land records of the
District of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, We, the undersigned trus-
tees. Will sell, at public auction. in front of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY NINTH
DAY of JULY, AID 1896, at HAIF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land and
premises situate In the city of Washington in tb,,
District of Columbia and designat ted as and hpi IL
all of lots numbered %, 23 "a, 81, 35 and So in
William A. Naughns subdivision Of square east Of
square numbered 1912, per plat recorded In
Liber 20, ct folio l2O Of the records Of the sur
veyor's Office In said District. together with the
inIrov ernens, consisting of comfortable twostory
brick dwelling, with pressed-brick front and ali
modern improvements, ON each lot.
Terms of sale One fourth OF the purchase mouav
to be paid In cash. and the balance In three equal
installn ents, payable in one, two and three wears
with interest at six t6) per centum per an.,urn
payable semi annually, from day of sale. secured
by deed o, trust rpOn the property sold, or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser purchasers
deposit of 500 on each lot will he required! of
the purchaser 1t the time of sale. All convey
ancing, recording end notaria fees at the par
chaser's cost Terms of sale to be complied with
within ten days from day OF sale. otherwis. the
trustees reserve the right resell the risk a;i
cost Of any defaulting purchaser.
EUGENE CARUSI
ALDlS b. BROWNE
114dAds Trustees.
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sey. Other recent arrivals are Mrs. William Lea,
Miss Elisabeth knight. Louis Rumford and Lee
n nMacilyain q Iilminston ADMIRAL 1ccstt MI: ":
McReynolds, Miss Jennie O'Reilly, Miss Mary Ella
Moore. Miss Grace Palmer, Miss Bessie Maskan
Moore of New York, Henry N. Murray Of Anne
Arundel Mr.: and Mrs. Edward stabler, Mr.. and
Henry W. Beacham. William T. Harvey. Eugene
Harvey. Miss Martha Townsend. Miss Crane, Miss
Wagner, Miss Emma Magruder, Miss Harriet
Bowie and Benjamin Hanna Of baltimore, Niss
Agnes Bryant and Miss Watkins Of Alexandria.
Mrs. b. D. Palmer.
Basil Ray, a eolored farm hand in the employ
Of Mr.. John II. Janney Of Meadow Brook, was In
stantly killed wednesday by the fall OF heavy
hay fork while he was unloading q wagon. the
tines penetrating his skull He leaves wife ana
children.
A good many farmers expect to finish harvesting
in few days. and some wheat has been threshed
which yielded well.
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BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated April 9th.
1850. and duly recorded IN Libcr No. iii, folio
Columbia, aud at the request stu Of the holder Of the
1na IS e IL ,sa w sell M public as
TWENTY M SEVENTH, ESs, ,lssei,o 1896 AZ FIVE O'CLOCK
the e S af land and
Columbia. and designated as lots numbered from
one q to thirty 800. inclusive in block numbered
subdivision Of Marshall" as said subdivision is
recorded In county subdivision book 8, page 80, Of
Terms Of sale: e-haif Of purchase money to be
paid in cafh, balance In six and twelve months
cured by deed Of trust on property sold. with in
eersss sn at SIX Fer cent per a,nnum rayable semi
dsposit Of SO on each lot II sold separately. or
zoo sold all together will be required at sale.
or trustees win resell at risk and cost Of de,
faulting purchaser. All conveyancing at pur-
chaser's cost. S
NlLLIAM MAYSE, Jr, Trustee
JOSEPH FORREST, Trustee
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GAITHERSBURG.

The Gaithersburg base ball club met the Hunt
ing III i'll club here and clearly outpayed Score
was 10 to T. and the result was due to the su-
periOr twirlng of Pitcher Craft
Mr. and Mrs Edmund Gloye sorely bereaved
IN the death Of their only child. Father RiOrdan
ofticiated at the funeral today.
Messrs. Warthen and Brake have secured the
contract for building large hay balng establish
ment for Mr.. Wilson b. Tsehnely the sta
tion-
Mr. Victor p. Fl inkley is in Baltimore to at
tsLd the funeral of hts uncle.
Ihe baltimore district conference, NJ. +. Church.
Is to hoid Il thrae-day session in tine Methodist
Episcopal Church here beginning August II. Rev
l.. l. Lloyd and special committee of arrange
Ttrts are now actively engaged providing enter-
tainment for large number OF delegates expected,
Bishop A. W. Wilson. among other prominent
minister's. will participate In the proceedings.
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LsIdIt fUIIUIl
PETER j. MCINTYRE
DUNCANsON BROS, AUcTI0NEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
THREE.STokMr ST, M AND CEIL-Ak BRICK DWELL
KNOWN AS PREMISES No I24s kENEsAw
AVENUE.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust dated the
seventeenth G7th, Of December, A. D. 1884, and
recorded among the land records Of the District
The request Of the holder of The note secured there
by we win SIeT x at pn'hs aneIiSp h f.n Of ,4s
bsY ef JrS il A. D. 1sse @ at rfn ook
PM. the following described property situate in
the county OF Washington, District of Columbia, TO
wit: All that certain piece or parcel OF Land and
premises known and distinguished and being lot
umbered twenty-six ,a6,, in james Rays suld-
vision OF part of block numbered twrnty-thrcc
t23l, Columbia Heights, as per plat recorded In
I.ibcr county No: .. folio 10. OF the records OF
the surveyors office Of the District Of Columbia,
together with the improvements thereon. subject,
however, to a deed OF trust dated October I6 1884,
and due October l6. 1897. TO secure the sum OF
81, ,Oo0 and interest from October l6. 1885. at The
rate of six per cent pr annum until paid.
and above the incumhrance aforc-mentio ioned
which must be assumed. 10 be paid in cash. and
the balance 10 I've paid In one year. secured by q
deed OF trust upon the property sold, with interest
payable seini-annually at the of six per cent
ahaser A deposit of $500 will be required al time
of sale Sale to be closed in fifteen days from day
II the risk and cost OF defauitins pnrcaser after
five days advertisement in some newspaper pub
lisi ed in Washington city, D. c. Conseyancing At
LOUIS d. WINE, Trustee.
c. B. KEFERsTEiS, Trustee,
jy1l-d&ds Wash. Loan and Trust Co. building.
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO, AUCTT0NEERS,
Successors TO Radcliffe, Darr 4 Co.
1RqsIEEg E; SALE ALE OF r,,r xALgABIE o2RyER
NFR OF F0UR-AND-A-HALF AND b
STREETS, AND ALSO VALUABLE LOT ON
DELAWARE AVENUE BETWEEN AND L
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF deel OF trust, bearing date the
SOth dsy OF December. $780, and duly recorded In
Iiber 1854. folio 32l ct seq. one Of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia. and 10y direc-
tion OF the party secured thereby the Undersigned
trustees will SELL In front OF the premises. on
THURSDAY. TWENTY-THIRD OF JULY, AT
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
d, sciibed properly, viz: Lot 40. In square J4S;
lot 2IA112 located at the northeast corner OF AZ
and o streets southwest.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER. lot 90 in square 59s,
159 10y about li2 feet locat ID Delaware avenue
between and l. streets southwest.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in cne and two
years. with notes, hearing interest from the day
Of sale, and secured 10y deed OF the
property sold. all cash. All convey ancins and
recording purchasers cost. $50 deposit will
he required IN lot at the time of sale. Terms
to be complied with in thirty days
RICHARD w. EYM0NS
CHARLES SCIlAFER,
jy10 r&ds Trustees.
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TAKOMA PARK.

Morning services only viii be held at Trinity p.
ID. Church tomorrow. The SUI day school will con-
vene at 9:46 am, usrsl.
At the Presbyterian Church the regular morning
and evening services will be held. The Sunday
q bool will meet at $3.50. with Mr.. II. 8. Knight
superintendent.
Mr.. 9. A. Warren II recovering slowly from his
nlness.
basket picnic will he given by the Junior
Christian Ehdeavorers Tuesday next on the banks
Of the picturesque Sligo. The Endeavorers, with
their parents and friends, will start at $3.50 in
the morning. and expect to Iemain all day.
The guests Of Takoma Springs Hotel, acting as
IT the sv bs vaers
bell boys Those who have registered at the hotel
since the 18th instant Miss Eva A. Roach of
Ch1ii1cothe, Ohio; L. 8. Terry, ?. D. Cunningham
Mrs s. L.. Haner and Of CharlestowH, s. c.;
J. d. Lewis and wife and Mr.. Aukam.
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DUNCANsON BROS, AUcTIoNEERs.
TRt STEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE No. 622 ELEVENTH STREER

TRI STEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, No. 622 ELEVENTH STREET
NORTHEAST.
by virtue OF certain deed Of trust TO us, dated
May Z, 1882, and duly recorded May IL. 1892, in
Liber No. 1853, at folio 800 ct seq, OF the land
records or the District Of Columbia and at the
Ie9uest Of the party secured thereby. we. the
UNDERSIGNED trustees Will sell. at public auction,
IN IN, 'front.' OF the premises. on TUESDAY. THE
uWENTI u wi p ,EIGrIi DAY OF JULY, AID 1885, AT
HALr-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
e desGribed land and premises. situate In the city
designated as and being all Of lot numbered thirty
SIX 1850. In Doris Gfupe's subdivision of lots IN
square numbered nine hundred and sixty $500, e.
per plat recorded in Liber No. 10, al folio 26 Of
the land records Of the aid District together with
the Improvements. consisting OF q two-story and
basement brick dwelling, with pressed brick front
ard all modern improvements
Terms of sale: OBe-tbird Of the purchase money
to he paid In cash. and the balance In two equal
installments, payable In and two years, with
Interest at SIX 49, per centuIn per annum payable
semi annually, from day Of sale, secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold, all cash. at
the option of the purchaser. deposit of 800
VIII be required Of the purchaser al the time OF
sale All conveyancing, recording md notarfat
ices at the purchasers cost. Terms OF sale to be
complied with within ten days from day Of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right To reseit
the property at the risk and OF the detaultin0
purchaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD,
AlDlS B. BROWNE,
Jy14-d&ns Trustees