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LAJREL.

Miss Alice Jobe has returned from pleasant stay
at Berkeley Springs, ". Va. ira<'
Mr. ard Mrs Thomas N Young are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Lee W. Freui in CatonsviIie.
Mr. benjamin Pritcha,d has returned from
visit TO friends and relatives in Westefnpor. Nd.
Mrs. Belle Young returned home this week. after
1 visit to relatives in Wes;ernI,ort, Md.
Miss NJ. E. Waters uEd Mss Myra Waters have
returned from Cape May. where they spout a
coIrle of weeks.
Mrs. Joseph X. Wheeler, jr and children have
returned from Deer Park, Nd, where they spent
Miss Jean Crane is visiting relatives in Charles
town, ". Va.
Miss Mae Flester has her guest Miss Roser-
MIR. Thomas a. Fa:rall is visiting in Baltimore
sir. J. spal,ling Flannery has returned from a
short stay at Atlantic CITY.
Mir. AMI Mrs. II. A. lscn and daughter left this
for Oakland, Garrett county, Md, where they
will spend month VITA relatives Iad fricnds
Mrs. NJ. J. Luxe. who has been the glest Capt
Mr.. Marion M"riarIty Of Sparrow's Point visited
his aunts. the Misses Aiiis,ead, Sunday.
Miss Eta Hawes Of Pennsylvania Is the guest Of
Miss blanche Mattinsy Of Washington was the
guest recently OF Miss Marie Ba:aiey.
Miss Martha Benton is visiting Mrs. William c.
Smaller.
Mrs. p. G: Burton is visiting her parents in
Mrs. j. T. Walk is visiting relatives in winches-
Miss Nellie Smith of Roscrsville. Tenn, who has
been visiting Miss Maggie Baldwin has gone to
virginia Beach.
Mr. Brooke Hunter of Upper Marlboro is visiting
the family of Mr. i. Y. Castle.
Miss Fannie Koiner OF Rpon, ". Va, is the
Miss Katie Sadier who has been visiting Mrs
Edgar Baldwin. returned TO her home in Baltimore
recently.
MIR. Clayton Curtis Of Baltimore has been visit
ing the family of MIR. A. L. Weston.
Miss Josephine Ware has returned to her home in
West Point, Va after an extended visit to friends
In this city.
Miss Ella Mclaughlin of baltimore is visiting
Mrs. Frank w. Await.
Mrs McElroy and granddaughter Of Baltimore
were the recent guests OF the Rev. J. r. Fizer.
Miss Jessie Heises!ienler of Washington Is visit
ing friends In this city.
Miss Mary Byns Of Georgetown was the recent
guest Of Miss Gertrude Baldwin
Mrs Marie Gumfablc Gf Pittsburg, Pa, Is the
guest of Mrs. Coates at Falkland.
Misses Edith and Bessie Gushing of Baltimore are
the guests of the Misses Snowden.
Mrs. William Cooper and daughter Of Washing
ton are spending few days with Dr. and Mrs
j. r. Billiard.
Miss Maggie Wolfe of Hyattstown, Montgomery
county is visiting Dr. Biser at Savage.
Mrs T. H. Knowlton, who has been spending
few months ut Brandon Vt, has returned to
Laurel Her husband. Mr.. T. H. KnOwiton has
Inst returned from Alaska, where he has been
engaged in scientific work for the National Museum.
Mrs. Il. l.. Coates gave q dance Tuesday even
ing ut her home, Fairand,' in honor of her guest
Miss Ella Slnglufr 6f Towson. Baltimore county
The young society ladies Of Laurel gave q dance
at the Academy Siusie last Friday evening which
was of the most ENJOYABLE social affairs in
Laurel during the brescat summer.
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BROOKLAND.

Capt. and Mrs. Irwin of the Soldiers Home have
r, tUrned from a visit to Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Policy and daughter have returned from
Harpers Ferry.
Mrs. Zyounktis of Woodsidc. Nd, has been the
guest Of Mis-. X. s. Olds for the past week
Mrs. Frederick Holten is again Mt her home on
Lansing street, after pleasant vacation OF two
months with her sister in Kansas.
The NJ. S. e. Club recently gave pleasant fare
welt party to the Misses Owens. previous to theiI
departure TO Forestville, Nd, next month. Much
Entertainment furnished by the members OF
the clrb. while Mr.. F. =. Ellin gave vocal soos
and Miss Bell Owens played several selections Oh
the piano. Late in the evening the guests were
Invited to iountiful repast. TAe table was beau
tlcss preseat were Mss 2; A; Ei!in, president
Z. Ii. King, F. s. Ellin, w. 8. Sparro, ). W,
King. b. +. Eilin. treasurer; c. II: Sparro AM
Manager Fred. Funk and Misses Bella and Cara
Owens, Emma Wntburger. Lily King and Mise.
Hattie and Lola Owens.
Maj. and Mrs. Parker Of Soldiers Home ar.
visiting Cape May and Newport, where they VII
rculain indefinitely.
DIR. ForwUsd, surgeon of the Soldiers Home. ant
his wife have returned from Chicago, Ill.
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A meeting of the Single Tax Association
of the District of Columbia was held last
evening from to 8 o'clock at the corner
Of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The meeting was not disturbed. the police
men being only conspicuous by their alb
ent went Mr.. D. Webster Groh If the Dis
trict association began to talk, but about
100 soon gathered. He talked over an
hour. and was followed by Messrs. d. J.
Johnston of Toronto. Canada. and ]. A.
Deakin. Mr.. Groh talked of the persecu-
ton of single tax men in Delaware and
said he was glad to see that the people
here permit free speech In the public
streets. Resolutions were adopted con-
demninG the action Of the authorities of
Dover, Del.
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A Sound Money Rhyme.

From the Press and Hott,cultur:st.
If a dollar be a dollar-honest coin without
deceit, n. n
One may melt it. one may Ismelt it, but its
value won't retreat.
Melt ten dollars-siiver dolIars-in unbiased
melting pot, .
Ard the silver slug resulting only sells
for five the lot
Melt gold dollars-melt an eagle-in afore-
said melting pot,
And the golden Slug resulting quickly
sells for ten the lott
Will you tell me, kindly tell me, how these
dollars equal are,
If a little glowing furnace puts on Only one
scar?
There was never yet equation that de-
manded legislation to establish right
to be;
An EQUATION is equation. else 1t is a fal,acy.
And I'm thinking. quietly thinking that a
poor man has poor sense.
II he vote to have a dollar that will melt
to fifty cents.
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b. AND O. AFFAIRS.
The Baltimore Committee VIII APP
point an Accountant to Make q Re-

The Baltimore Committee VIII APP
point an Accountant to Make a Re-
port.
The decline last week in Baltimore and
Ohio stock to 12A, the lowest point ever
reached by 1t, was not" said a member Of
the Baltimore reorganization committee to
Star reporter. "in my opinion, due to
rumors regarding loans called and unpaid.
assessments to be probably made on the
stock. or the unfavorable report of Expert
Little, hut was rather the result of some
holder or holders having been forced to
sell. or the bears may have awaited them
selves of an opportunity to strike a weak
and unsupported stock
Suppostng the receivers Of the B. and o.
company had not responded TO q call to
take up loan, 1t would not be surprising.
Inc Baltimore and Ohio Company Is in a
very different condition now than when it
was struggling to maintain its credit and
keep out Of the hands of a receiver. 1t is
the case now Of the other fellow walking
the floor.
THE parties who are carrying the B.
and O. loans will have to continue carrying
them, whether they want 10 or not AS
| for considering, at this time, an assess
nent on b. and O. stock or any plan of re-
organization, it is out of the question AS
| to MIR. L!ttle's report, l do not suppose
| that any one expects particularly favor
] able showing.
Although Mr.. Little's report is withheld,
| It's contents are quite generally known.
Bad and unwise management, which every
one knew existed, is shown, but no one ex-
poets Mr.. Little to make any sensational
revelations.
when we get through with the election
the question of recognizing the b. and o.
Company will be considered, and the prop
erty will be put on its feet with the least
possible loss to the holders of its securi-
ties. That concession must be made goes
| without saying, but with the return OF
good times 1t Is hoped the property will be
SHOWN to be self-support.ng"
another member of the same committee
said, in reference to the suppression by the
New York committee of Mr. Little's re-
port: AS soon as all the members of the
baltimore reorganiZat ton committee get
back to Baltimore, and the weather be-
comes cooler, We will begin a thorough,
| investigation. The New York comm. ttee
promised TO send us a copy of Little's re-
port as soon as it was received but they
didn't keep their word. l believe 1t was
fnlshed several months ago. The Balti-
more committee. therefore, will, 1t has
been practically determined, commence
an investigation as soon as all the mem
bers return to the city, and Will likely ap-
| point an expert accountant to prepare a
report
1T Is understood that the report was
really completed several months ago, an
think most of my colleagues shar.
my views that the New York reorganiza
| ton committee was not very well pleased
| with it, and pigeon-holed 1t, without eve:
letting anybody know 1t had been re.
| ceived."
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DUNcANsoN BROTHERS, AICTIONEEIss

TRUSTEES. SALE OF No 25l3 SEVENTH STREET
ENTtSDED, OR RHIGHTwO0D AVENUE,
LARGE FRAME DWELLING OE' EJFYES
ROOMS AND MODERN IMpRoyEMEEIS
HKoTulNG ;-, 100 S EEL, AND 10 FEET IN
BY virtue OF certain Dad of uust recorded IL
Liter ld1 PA, at h folio "a 9 seq enc of "a. land
in front Of the premises. on TUESDAY. the
EIGHTH DAY , Of sEIrTEMRER: AID. 1896 a,
md five a. in block Ave Is, of the subdivision Nv
the Howrrd diversity, in the District of CoIlr
bin, recorded in Book District No. 1. pages 76I.
and II, of the surveyors Office of said District
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash. balance ia one
and two years With interest at 8 per cent peI
anium, payable semi-annually $3.50 required a;
time Of sale.
CHARLES F. BENJAMIN,
WM. H. DUNCANSON,
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PARTLY ENUMERATED
u.9-3t WALTER r. WILLIAMS & co. Aucts.
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON a CO. AiTcTS,
Successors to RatciiT,. Darr & Co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE IN
RAI;RY FARM SUBDIVISION. NEAR SIiEI,I

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE IN
RARRY FARM SUBDIVISION. NEAR SIIEI.I-
DAN AVENUE
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded in
Liber No. 2d3S. folio RS 81 seq. the Land
records for the District ~ Columbia ard nj TN.
request OF the party secured thereby, the under
sign; q, tr istees will offer for sale. 10y public auc-
tion. in front Of the premises, FRIDAY THE
FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID Is..G AT
HAlFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises, siiustc In the county
OF Washington District Columbia. and tesic-
rated lot numbered six 90. s.,ti,a numbered
five t5D, in tie subdivision of barry Farm hy
romcroy. Evans and Howard. tr1,sia,s ~ Ra ny
Farm. also called ST. Elizabeth. acc-rrdic Ia a plat
said subdiy ison file In the oa,'e ~ The sur
veyor "f said District In lier Levy Court No.
? foos one ~ and two g.. said lot containing
oEe acre Of ground more or less, together with all
the Improvements. rights, 81.
Terms: One third cash. the balance IN on. and
two years, with interest from the day Of sal.. Mt
six I'cr O. It per a1num, secured 10y deed trust
on the property Sold all cash. AT tn. option of
the purchaser A deposit OF S1J0 required upon
act eptande OF lid. II the IT sale AR. not
complied with in Is days from the dsy 81 sala III.
trustees the right resell the property Mt
the risk ard of the defanltin- purchaser afic-
days advertisement Of such resale sa.., news
paper published In Washington. y. g All convey
ancinS and recording at the of the rrrrles,.r
L1.oNARD g RAIIll,
JOHN A. PIERRE
au24d&ds Trustees
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HERNDON.

Mr.. Fred Schade the cyclist left here Thursday
for Springfield, Mass, where he will represent
Virginia in the big cycle Of the Springfield
Bicycle Club at their annual fall tournament Sep
TENDER 1, and 3.
meeting Of cyclists will be held this evening
at the HerndOn House to organize bicycle club.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Sweetser Thurs
day afternoon. Those present We're Mrs. Groh,
Mrs. Dyer of Washington, Mrs. Rdout, Mrs
Yount. Mrs Burton, Misses Amanda and May
Bready.
Miss Nettie Baker left for <ilenwood, Iowa. and
Miss Anna Mason for Pittsfield, Mass.
game of base ball played here Friday
between Hcrndon and Rockville teams, resulting In
. victory for Rockville by score Of 10 to 10.
The meeting OF the Mckinley and Hobart Club
Maj, y. E. Hine was the principal speaker. He
made an argument Of over an hours length, after
speech of fifteen or twenty minutes.
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RADCLIFFE SUTTON & CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
Successors TO Radcliffe, Darr & Coz

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE on KEN
DALI street BETWEEN GALLAUDET
STREET AND CAPITOL AVENUE. IVY CITY,
D. c.
By virtue Of deed Of t,ust duly recorded in
Lihcr Nc 2047, folio l39 ct seq, one Of the land
records for TIE District OF Columbia, and at the
request of tie party secured thereby the under
signed trustees will offer for sale by public auction
I'm from. of the premises, On THURSDAY THIRTt
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AD. 1896. At HALE
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following de-
scril,ed land and premises. situated in the conn;
of Washington District Of Columbia and drsignated
rs lot utne CO.. in block five t5), in Ivy CITY ac-
cording to the recorded subdivision thereof in the
Office Il the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
together with all the improvements. rights, &c
Terms: 0ne-t-trd cash. the balance in one and
two years. with interest at six per cent per annum
secured by deed Of trust on tie property sold, or
I'll cash. at the option of the purchaser. deposit
Of 500 required on acceptance of bid II the
terms of sale not complied with in fifteen days
from the day Of sale the trustees the right
to sell tie property at the risk and cost of the
defaa!ting purchaser, after five days advertise
ment of such r"sale in some newspaper published
IN Washingt n, D. c. All conveyancing and
cording the cost Of the purchaser.
LEONARD C. BAILEY
JOHN A. PIERRE,
au24-d&ds Trustees.
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LANGDON,

Judge Samuel C. Ried Of Washington is located at
Wild Wood Terrace.
lawn party held at the residence Of Mr.. f.
Mason was largely attended. The proceeds. 60
toward erecting new Episcopal church here.
Mrs Jas. Nash Of 26th street gave an ENJOYABLE
party Few evenings ago to celebrate the four
teenth birthday Of her daughter Ruth Among
those present were the Misses Florence lIieskell
Lizzie Warren, Susie Warren, Hattie Roberts.
Mabel Grimes, Estelle Tompkins, Edna WannelI
Elsie iror and several others Well known here and
the Messrs Frank Crimes Charles Porter John
Loor, Harry Clarke. Linn Tompkins end quite a
humber from the city, including Miss Jessie Chand-
Mr. Charles Chandler ~ ~
Mr.. f. W: Reeves is lying i'll at his home on
Avalon Heights Of typhoid malaria w
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S BURBAN NEWS
ANACOsTIA.

The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Peck Of
Maple averue were greatly surprised to learn yes
tertay that Miss Mildred, their only daughter, was
married Tuesday last at Rockville, Nd, to Mr..
Wallace Murdoch Of Washington. The bride, who
Is beautiful girl, and the idol of her parents, did
not think 1t necessary to inform the latter Of her
intentions to become q wife. After the we'd
ding Mr.. Murdoch returned to his home, No.
1901 Q street northwest, Washington, AMI his Wife
to her parents residence In ADaGosta. Not a
word concerning the important step taken by Miss
Mildred was said by the latter to any one until
saturday afternoon After, however, a time both
Mr. and Mrs. Peck forgive their daughter and ex-
tended to her the parental blessing.
!, Mr.. r. II. Jordan who has been III for some
time past, Is now thought to be recovering.
Quite number of houses have been con-
tracted for In Congress Heights
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DELAYED PenSfou Payments

The United States pension agent in this
city desires to inform pensioners that the
September and future payments of pen
sions cannot be made as promptly as here
tofore. owing to an order of the Interior
Department, which went into effect on July
l last, prohibiting the employment of the
usual temporary force Of twenty-five clerks
curing the first ten days of the quarterly
payments. In order to insure as early
payment as possible, without the assist
ance of nearly one-half of the clerks here
tofore employed, the agent requests local
pensioners tc forward their vouchers 10 the
agency early as convenient on the morn
ing OF the first day of payment.
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:, NN- II. DUNIANSt1N
atl5l .SeI .tnendSdS Trust.
DUNCANs0N BROTHERS, AuCr1oNEEHs.

TRUSTEES SALE nH' no. $50. VERMONT AVE
NV. TWOSTORY BRICK DWELLING
ROOMS AND MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF tr1.st recorded IL
Ltber 2OI3, at folio I01 ct Seq. one of the IanJ
records Of the District Of CoumIia We shall sell
In l., front Of the premises. on TUESDAY, SkrrfzI
BEn EIGHTH. AID. 1886, AT FIFTEEN MIMI TIES
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM lot thirty-onr ri, ir
square three hundred ard thirty 1894. In the
city Of Washington d. c.. together with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-tIrd cash. balance in one
and two years. at per cent per annum tmyable
semi -anfua!ly. WV required at tim" of sale
C.lARLES +. BENJAMIN
WM. Ii. DUNCANS.DN
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THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. Judge Cox.
Toone agt Toone: divorce q vim. mat.
granted. Adjourned out of respect to the
memory of Hon. Arthur Macarthur. a
former associate Justice of this court.
Probate Court-Judge Cox
Estate of Charles Fox; will filed In re
Maria Dutrow. guardian: order authorizing
guardian to pay Gussie NJ. Horn her snare
OF estate. Estate of Minnie j. Dickson;
letters of administration granted to Ar
thur j. Dickson; bond, 81 coo.
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DUNCANSoN BROS, AUCTION EEHs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF Il certain deed OF U.s.
dated january 10, 1886, and duly recorded jan
uary 81. 1896 in Lber LOB, Ioliu Il s,,I.,
of the land records OF The District Of Columbia
and ut the request OF the party secured thereby
we the undersigned trustees. viii sell, at il;I!c
auc!ion, In front Of the premises. FRIDAY
TIE ELEVENTH DAY Or Si1PIEAIB Err, 4 d.
1896, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the folIonin: d.
scrihed Land and premises. with the eGs-ii-n;s,
rights. ways and arplrtcnantes ticreGnto long.
ing, situate and lying in the county of Washington
In the District Of Columbia, naincly: Lot lv, TO-
+; In the subdivision of the trac; of lan. known IS
.Padsw"rti. us per plat recorded in Liter Levy
Court Cart'erry, folio p, OF the records of the
Office of the surveyor of the Dstric. of Columbia
Terms of sale: One-thid OF tie purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the balance in TWO equal
tEstallmeats, payable in ard two years with
Interest at six 90 per per aGi;Iin payaie
semi annually. from day OF sale, secured lay deed of
trust upon the property sold, or ali cash the
option of the purchaser. deposit of S.uj will lie
required of the purchaser at time of sale All
conrcyancng. recording and notaral fees at the
cost of the purchaser Terms of sale TO he COM
ped with within ten days from day of sale other
Wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and of the defaultin.
purchaser.
CORC0RAN TIIOM,
VIM II. DUNCANSDN,
au31 SCI. thend&ds Trustees
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The Jewish New Year,

The Jewish New Year begins at sunset
next Monday evening, September T. and
already the Hebrews OF the city are begin
ming to prerare for tho proper observance
thereof Services will lie held at the sew
eral houses Of worship.
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AUCTION SALES.
EIELitG Maya.
DuNCAHsuN Bios. AIoTIo>.rHs

Dt->N-f-NEV-N BI.OS .lCCfNJNtLIs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF rwuSroRY NEW Elt,,ll
not 81. SEVEN ROOMS, BAY WINDOW 4 NJ,
M,ibF-iiN mi tiOEtA EMS, NJ. To- la Il
Slli.-Er NORTHWEST
by virtue Of certain deed OF trust, Icc.rd d III
i-lfcr No. Zoo, al iUivZli sci. LI.c OF Ia,
lana records vi the District of In!.lil.a we s..ii
81 ii, IN font OF tire premises, ia .S!tAs, So.
EMIr.it EHrH ii, Al. 1885, y +. - l..U IA
I'M, lot thirty-slh 30 Ia square three :.aiIi III
EIi thirty six $3.50, the city of WaStl..,.ty.i
II e.. together Mith The Improvements thereon.
Tern :: Dne-tni!d cash. r;iiauce III one and two
years. ri u per cent interest pc. aEEuIu pay Die
sclni-trnuaily. 500 r-,IuiFed time of sac.
CHARLES +. i,i:NJAhlN,
WA. Ii. DUNCANSO<.
anil dads 1',,ix,..S
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DUNCANsoN BROS AUCTIoyEE1,s

DjNCANSUN BEOS., ACCTIONEfIiS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES OF
SIN ROOMS EACH AND MODERN IMPROVE
MENIS, Nus: 23l AND 2sS OAK STREET. LIE
DR0IT PARK NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust. recorded in
lAber 2ll0, at folio 211 eft seq.. Of the land
records of the District of Columbia we shall sell
in front Of the premises. on TUESDAY THE
EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1896 AT
FIVE FoRTY-FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lots thirty-sIN
G56) and thirty-scven $50 Of block ten u0i. I'm
Barry's subdivision in lie Drot Park. recorded ia
Book County. No. s. page 40, of the surveyor s
Office OF said District
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one
and two years, with six per cent interest per an
num- payable semi annually. $50 on each house
required at time of sale
CHARLES F. BENJAMIN,
VIM. II. DUNCANSoN.
auSl -d&ds Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO. AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO STORY RIIGK
DWELLING No. li7 STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE or Two-SroRy BRICK
DMELL1NG No. l47 STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY virtu. OF deed OF trusi TO u.s. dated o,.to-
Der i. 1888, and recorded in Iibcr No. 3eG6. at
folio rs ct seq. Of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia. and ct the request the
holder OF the notes secured thereon. the UNDER
signed trustees will sell at public auction in front
Of the premises. on FRIDAY, SET ENiBt.R
FOURTH, 1896 AT IIALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
lot No. I3 OF Barnes Weaver. trustees. subd-
vision. in block NJ. 70 OF Strllwagen & EinIonstpn
trustees. Subdivision OF parts Of Mi Pleasant aud
Port Royal, known addition TO lie I'roit Park.
in the County Of Washington. District Of Columbia,
with the improvements thereon. This property he
ing offered subject 10 deed Of trust 800.
due lure 10. 1898, and interest thereon from June
10. lsa6.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash and tho balance
in two 81 equal installinents with interest at q
per cent per annum. PAYABLE In one aud two years
to lie secured Icy second deed 81 trust. all cash,
at The option OF the purchaser. A Deposit Of Slo0
will he required nj the time Of sale. Terms OF
sale 10 be complied with within fifteen days. q
property Will he esod n the risk aud cost OF the
defautins purchaser W. ~. BARNES,
DAVID MOORE.
au2S-1ot Trustees. Ga = 81. n.
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THOMAS DowLING a. CO.. AUCTIoNLERS.
6l2 l. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE M. 9ls
NINETEENTH STREET, BEIWEEN AND X
NORTHWEST.
Default having occurred und.r deed of trust
dat, d October 10 1856 and recorded In libsr l.N1
folio Sl1 seq. of the District of Columbia land
rect ris, The uDdC ND will offer for sale. nt
public auction, in front OF the premises TT Is
DAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF SE.l'TEM bl.R,
1s96. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the south halt OF
lot No 13. I'm square 1oi Washington. H. q.
Terms Of sale: oEe-third cash. third In
yeai and oae-thrd in two years. or ALI cash. Mt
the option OF the purchaser. Deferred payments
Ice secured 10y deed % triISt upon I,r,ni--s
sold and 10 bear Interest at six per per
mum. pS.gklc scTannullly. 4 deposit Of 500
AT time of sale. Terms To- nc compiled with with
In days premises may DC ressld at sk and
cost Of drfaulting purchaser.
WALLACE A. BARTT EFT, Trustee
Corner 1th and sis. NV.
JACKSON Ii. RAl-SrON. Trustee.
cloG-cclNGs 1888 4 ct. NV,