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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-09
REFRIGERATORS& WATER COOLERS

The Tried Sorts at Lowest Prices.
BELONGS "NEW PERFECTION" BE-
FRIGERATORS, hardwood; cold, dry air cir.
culation. No. 90, $685.; No. 0, SIS. 95; No
OF, $1,000; No. 7, $12 90; No. s, $500.
Otqer sizes up to S27.5
Hardwood Chests, $4.65 to $1,000
NURSERY REFRIGERATORs, oak grain.
ed, galvanized lining, nickle faucet
S2.45 Each.
WATER CooLERs.-Japanned, nickel
faucet charcoal packed.
95c Each.
With porcelain lining: 41a-qt, $195;
1b-qt, $2.75; 11.qt, So. so; 16-qt., $3.50;
26.qt., S5.95.
Third floor. .."........ End annex.
BrOmangelon Is Pure Fruit Powder
That will produce ajelly in two minutes. Free
samples served daily.
Fifth floor 18th st. building.)
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lsS~ Demonstration of keystone" Hose
Supporter, Notion Department, first floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-09
MATING SALE.

20c Seamless Extra Heavy China Mating.
few rolls only, for 121ac per yard.
25c Quality Mating in Beautiful Patterns
for 15c.
Ms-At our last sale of MATTINGS good
many of our customers were disappointed in
bled up. Be on hand early at this sale, as
only limited quantity will be sold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-09

Ms-SALE OPENS AT O'CLOCK SHARP
MONDAY MORNING. -e2
Evening star., 1896-10-21
GAITHERSBURG,

Mr. and Mrs Albert HaIriss of Washington have
this town 70. a fortnight
The marriage If Mr.. Arthur C. Haney and Miss
Gerti" Allnutt, daughter Of Mr.. Alden Alnutt is
announced to this month at the residence. Of
I'll parents of the bride near Laytorsyille
Rev. james D. RIyheld has returned from a tr;p
to Luray. Va where dis pastoral duties called hIn
Quite Il number cf the yOun. people of the town
assembled in the town ball Il few evenings ago to
dis, Gss aInusemtnts for the winter season The
dis, usSion re>uite, in the organization OF the
G;tithershurg Dramatic Ciui, aud the following Of
h't r. We're selected. President. Harvey w Glad
hill, secretaIy- Ierrie y. Gl0yd treasurer J,>,..Ih
T. GlCyd. Prof Edward T. Meem consented to eii-
Among the BreakcrS- the two-act dr.liIa was
chOs en- Tor the rpier, the east of char
aCers includes sir. and Mrs. Alex. q. Carlisle the
Misses BeCkwith, Miss Cora iIcIVis and NessIs
William l. English. Harry Powers. Clinton Hurr=s
Za'lOc NJ. Elstun ard PeIrie \. tiloyd. The club
volunteer fir company. which the beneficiary
OF a similar organization last season.
Col James VI. Morgan an'! family have closed
their residence foT the winter and left for Wash
iEeton city.
The congregation Of the Icpyorth NJ e. Church
lIgs during this winter instead of the regular
Wednesday evening service at The church. Ii.e
cottage meetings are 10 "ccur weekly the same
evening, Of the week I the homes of the members
L. ginning this week at the home ot Rev. and Mrs
Wm. d i',Ill-
that Il Will close TIN. campaign Eere at tn: town
hail saturday evening. Uctn,rr 81. with
uIeefiIi: which Hosea Il. Nfouton Of Washing ON
Is to maxi. IN address. among other speakers
Evening star., 1896-10-21
SUBURBAN NE W S
FALLS CHURCH.

Special meeting of the town council was held
jfoH'Lay night. with Mayor ]. ID. Payne presiln.,
and the following; councilmcn present, viz: E. F.
Parker j. Il. Could. j. ID. Payne. The mayor
stated the object OF the meeting be consider
the report of the inspectors. r. T. Taylor AMI c. C.
walters. who had been appointed by the council
10 examine tn" Improvements to the school build
Ing The report submitted stating that they
hId inspected the work, and found that it did not
come up to the require ncnts of the contract Tine
ccrncl thereuI"u adopted resolution declining to
Eia kc any further appropriation until the require
Inents Of the contract We're fulfilled. A mutual ar
ranGcrlt Mt between the council AMI the school
board IL Is thought. will be made in regard tn"
matter in controversy. The clerk directed
have necessary BLANKS printed for the use of the
mayor in the ccHdIct OF his office The coninli tee
finance reported favOruiiy several bills and
they ordered paid
Mr.. Willis F. Crocker has sold six acres of land
near Lewins; He 10 Mrs. \. Fairfax at $50 per
Lanrlon Lodge of Coed Templars of the District
Lodge. No l, of this town the night of No
yent.er To-
The Bryan and Sewali Club held meeting last
night at their clul. room. and afterward demon
stratiOn took place at Odd Fellows Hall. where
an address mad. by Mr.. Frank Williams. ir.,
vice president of the club. presided. Next Tuesday
night another nectiii. will he held ut Odd Fellows
Hall. when MessrS. J. r. RYAN of Lou'loIn county
and Robert T. Lee. jr.. OF Washington will speak.
Mr. Js:meS Rawlings has returned from visit TO
relatives in Baltimore.
a sociahle at the residence of Mrs q. r. PHILLIPS
ET.CLIy ui.rhr
Evening star., 1896-10-21
MANITOBA SCHOOL QUESTION.
A Basis of Settlement Has Finally
Been Reached in Ottawa.

A Basis Of Settlement Has Finally
Been Reached In Ottawa.
The Manitoba delegates, who have been
at Ottawa, Ontario, for week comforting
with the dominion government in regard
to the Manitoba school question, have left
for home. The delegation have had sew
eral conferences with Mr.. Laurer and his
ministers, and the whole matter was gone
into at length. A basis of settlement was
reached, and then the details were thrash
ed out. This took time and hard work.
The matter was pretty well closed on Sat
urday but a short conference has since
been held when the last touches were put
On this troublesome question, and the Mani
toba ministers have said goodbye to OF
tawa.
The terms of settlement will not be given
out until Mr.. Greenway and his full cabi-
net have approved of them. This will
take a couple Of weeks, at any rate. 1t
has however, leaked out that the settle
ment does away with the need of any RENE
dial legislation or any federal legislation
whatever. The whole matter will be trans
ferred to the province by order in coun-
ci Manitoba's national schools will be
preserved, but arrangements will be made
for giving religious instructions to Catho-
lies, as well as Protestants, at the close
of the school hours. lie
1t is also understood that Catholic teach
ers will be engaged where they are neces-
sary by reason of the pupils being Catho-
lic But in all cases teachers will have
to be certificated. The, settlement may not
meet with favor among some ardent sup
porters of separate schools, but all other
parties will welcome the removal of the
matter from dominion politics in that prov
ince.
Evening star., 1896-10-21
BRIGHTWOOD.

Last night quite unique and pleasing surprise
birthday party given Miss Nellie Wilett
of 9th street in the Park. Miss Willett had been
enjoying the day greatly and expected her girl
friends 10 come 10 her house usual, just for the
evening: hut IT about O'Clock she was called upon
by the party Of nearly twenty. who presented her
with 4 gold stickpin and Informed her that a
straw ride with four horses awaited them
all in the street The trip extended to Burnt
Mills, Nd, where the party what OF real
scenic beauty Is to be and visited the we'll
known mill. Those in the party We're Misses Nellie.
Georgia anl Evelyn Willctt, Mary, Anna Mable
and Maggie MacElwee. Jessie Brown Anna Belle
Valley, Ella keen-, Matte Ray Sadie Harmon.
ami MeSsrs. John Ray, James Graeves. William
Knowles, Joseph Nalsmith, Willard Keene and
Robert l.. Stone.
The recent foot ball game played on the Bright
wood Driving Park field between the I;Idfords and
the Le Druit Parks resulted in a tie-6 to d. The
game was exciting and Well played throughout
There have lately been many deeply interestt I'd
visitors I" Fort Stevens, including man of the
confederate veterans.
Evening star., 1896-10-21
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS AND HOUSE
HOLD GOODS FOR STORAGE CHARGES
DUNCANsoN BROS, AUcrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY q
SIQl, SI,NE NIlI q a D

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET ROAD
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust to US. duly recorded
in Liber 1910, folio 45l ct seq, Of the land
OF the District Of Columbia, We will sell. at the
request of the holder Of the notes secured thereby
at public auction in front Of the premises. on
TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-sEyENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. ID. 1896. AT FOUR O'CLOCK =. Nj
the following described real estate. situate in the
county OF Washington. District Of Columbia. to wit:
All that Ser,n nd isfe or M OF land n and prem
Of tract Of land called Girls Portion, being
part of the farm of the late Abner G. l.. Shoe
maker beginning at a stone at the southwest cor
ner of said farm and the part hereby described,
and on the east side of the Seventh Street road
and running thence along said road north degrees
52h minutes, east hundred and ninety-two
Q92) feet and eghty-sI hundrcdths OF a foot to n
stone; thence leaving said road due fifteen
(4O-1O0) Of foot to stone on the west side Of a
public road; thence along the west side of said
load south q degrees 6 minutes. east three hun
dred and twenty four C24) feet and ifty-six hun
dredths (561oO) Of a foot to levy court stone at
the intersection Of the west side of Piney Branch
and Blair roads; thence along the west side of
Piney Branch road south IS degrees 16 minutes
west six hundred and seventy -ninc (619) feet and
eighty hundredths tso1 1OO) of a foot to a stone;
500 feet and thirty hufdredths (3O-1oo, of foot
improv rights. ways, easements. privileges
and appurtenances to the same belonging or in
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
in cash. the balance in one and two years. at 6
per cent per annum interest. payable semi-annu-
erty sold. or ali cash. at the option Of purchaser
deposit Of $500 required at the time of sale. All
conveyancng and recording at cost OF purchaser
Terms Of sale to he complied with within ten days
from date OF sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk and
Of such resale by advertisement In some newspaper
published In Washington. u. c.
JOHN B. LARNEIi,
oc1b-m,w, f&ds Trustees 1885 F st.
Evening star., 1896-10-21
Army Orders.

Captain VIM. Crozer,2 ordnance depart
ment, on duty at Governors Island, N. Y,
has been ordered to this city on business
pertaining to the construction Of gun car
riages. He will report to the chief of
ordnance. s.
Lieutenant Thomas ]. Kirkpatrick, jr.,
assistant surgeon. has been detailed as a
member of the army retiring board at
Fort Columbus, N. Y, vice Major John
Van r. Hoff, surgeon, relieved.
Post Chaplain Delmer R. Lowell has
been ordered to report to the army retiring
board at Fort Columbus for examinati tion.
Lieutenant George B. Davis, 4th Infantry.
has been relived from duty, at Rutgers
College, New Jersey, and ordered to Join
his company. Captain William c. Butler,
Sd Infantry. succeeds him as military pro-
fessor at Rutgers College.
The following assignments to regiments
Of officers recently promoted are ordered:
Lieutenant Colonel James F. Randlett,
to the 9th Cavalry.
Major Albert E. Woodson, to the 9th
Cavalry.
Captain Fred. W. Foster, to the 9Th Cav
airy, Troop NJ.
Evening star., 1896-10-21
AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, &c.
T'Oda y.

Today.
Ratcline, Sutton Co, Aucts, $40 Pa. ave.
n.w.-TenI.alytow ID. c., ) houses on Chesapeake
st. Sale Wednesday, October p, at 4:3O o'clock
pm. Burr Il. Tracy, trustee.
DuncansOn Bros, Aucts., 9th and d SITS. n.w-R
st. ne, dwelling No. 223. Sale Wednesday, Octo-
her n. II , o'clock pm. james Il. Winner ard
Clark + ton, trustees.
Thos. ling & Co., Aucts.. 612 st. NV
Providence st. between Gallaudet ST. and Capitol
ave-, Ivy City, ID. c., improved property Sale
Wednesday, October p, at 4:3O O'Clock pm. Jesse
Il. Wilson and Peter ]. Mcintyre.
Tomorrow.
3. Bensnger, Auct., $40 La. ave- nw-Sale Of
horses, vehicles, harness. &c, at Bazaar. Thurs
day, October ~, at 10 o'clock
Marcus Notes. Auct., 637 La ave. n.w.-Sale Of
miscellaneous collection of household furniture On
Thursday, October %, at 10 O'Clock am.
c. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts.. 1907 G st. NV
Building lots in square bounded by Virginia ave
and X st, 5th and 9th sts Sc. Sale Thursday
October ., at 4:3O o'clock pm. George K Re-
petit and Henry W. Sohon, trustees.
DuncansOn Bros, Aucts, 9th and D SITS. NV
Sale Of household furniture of all kinds Thurs
day, October %, at 10 O'Clock am.
Evening star., 1896-10-21
LANi:DON.

\ conference will be held this evening at No.
Cincinnati street for the purpose of taking pre-
llminary steps for the organization Of n lyceum,
the principal object of which will be take charge
of the I'll lectures concerts, &c, which Ia
been arranged for fall and wint This is in pur-
of TN. desires of the gentleman by whom
the oyenncut started, who desires to awaken
n general pCGlic Interest on the subject.
Owing 10 unavoidable circumstances, the delivery
CT TIE lecture by Dr. Frank T. Howe of The Even
ing Star What Is Lack which was to have
been given in the VI. f. Church Thursday evening
of this Week. has been postponed until Tuesday
evening next at the sanlr. place. The meeting
nEher the auspices of the Singing brigade of the
salvation Army viii, heretofore announced be
held at the church Friday evening.
The electric signal bell which has been erected
by the Il. and ~ Railroad Company u short 6is-
tance above the station yesterday completed,
and put I'm service. The bell announces the ap-
prOach OF train half mile away and keeps ring
ing until it has gone the same distance beyond the
signal post
The work Of excayating for the school build
ing ut LangdOn was completed last evening. and 1t
Is expected that the brckiayers will begin their
operations at once
A valuable Newfoundland dog belonging to Mr.
f Harbaugh of Avalon Heights struck by a
Il. and o. locomotive yesterday and badly hurt
that ut the request of the Night officer
McCauley shot the animal to put him out OF his
misery.
Evening star., 1896-10-21
A WORKOUT FAD.
''Spring rledicines, ""Blood
Purifiers'' and "Tonics"
Old=Fashioned Idea.

Pure blood, strong nerves and muscles, firm
WMy VSaHhy nesh can only come from wholesome food.
Ion fonicsa do not leach the CAUSE Of the mischief.
he me SfOMACH f Is the point to be looked after.
Inc safest and surest way to cure any form Of in
dlgestion Is to take after each meal harmless
Rreparation which will of ITSELF DIGEST FOOD.
posed Of vegetable esse nces pure pepsin, Golden
81 seal and fruit salts sold by druggists under name
taken after eals assist digestion wonderfully he
cause G they viii digest the food promptly BEFORE
~ HAS TIME to ferment and sour, and the weak
stomach relieved snd assisted in this way soon
becomes strong and vigorous again.
Stuaft's Dyspepsia Tablets superior to any
secret patent medicines, because you KNOW what
you are taking into your stomach. They sold
by druggists everywhere at so cents per package.
Write Stuart Co., Marshall. Mich, for hook on
stomach diseases. oc21&24
Evening star., 1896-10-21
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRuSTEEs' SALE OF TMREEsToRY BRICK
RESIDENCE, NO. 223 r STREET NORTHEAST.
by virtue tue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Ii
ber No. 2O85, at folio 493, of the land records
Of the District of co!nmbia we will sell in front
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, AID. 1885, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land and
premises situate in the county of Washington, in
the District Of Columbia, aud designated as the
east sixteen Q6) feet eight SD inches front by the
full depth thereof of lot numbered IS (being the
east oLethird of said lot). in square numbered g.
in George Truesdels subdivision of the tract of
land known lexington as per plat recorded
in County Liber number Q. folio IS, Of the records
Of the surveyors Office of the District of Columbia,
together with all and singular the improvements.
tenances to the same belonging or in any wise ap-
% ra ns u Will with DC ntsqea soa to
cent. dated February a. 1896. and payable three
years after date.
Terms: All over and above said deed of trust,
which is to be assumed by the purchaser, cash.
Conveyaneing. &C.; at cost Of purchaser de.
posit Of 500 required at time Of sale. Terms Of
sale to be complied with within fifteen days from
date of SALE otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost
of the defaulting purchaser after five days ad-
vertisement of such resale In some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, D. G.
JAMES B. WIMER,
CLARKE X. TlLTON,
Tru
Evening star., 1896-10-21
WATSON AS BLUCHER.
"Wel1fngtOn" Bryan Cannot Get AIOl
Without Him.

"WelItngtOn" Bryan Cannot Get Along
Without Him.
George F. Washburn Of the populist ma
tional executive committee arrived at Chi
c9go Unexpectedly last evening from
Georgia, where he and Committeeman H.
w. Reed had been in conference with Mr.
Watson.
When informed of the failure of the popu-
list-democratic fusion conference Mr.
Washburn expressed no surprise. AS he
was to have remained in Atlanta to be
present at that conference, his sudden
change of base was the cause of much
SPECULATION in political circles.
1t Is stated that Mr.. Washburn returned
SO suddenly for the purpose of comforting
with Chairman Jones of the democratic
national committee, and to put before Mr..
Jones In the form of an ultimatum two or
three propositions from Mr.. Watson look
ing to the latter's recognition On the fusion
ticket in the different states.
Mr.. Washburn was asked If he had seen
Mr.. Watson's letter of acceptance.
Yes, l saw a COPY" he replied "It is
irtere sting political reading. Mr.. Watsons s
throat Is all right. He goes to Alabama,
then to Tennessee and then 20 North Caro-
lima, and the character of his addresses will
depend upon the results of my efforts He
will wait to hear from me.
Mr.. Watsons position is misunderstood.
He Will not be ignored, and his persistency
In claiming the rights of his party has
placed him in a false light. He is states
man rather than a politician.
His IDEAS are high and noble, his con-
v1ctions are strong. and, having always
teen opposed to fusion on principle he has
little sympathy with the methods of .prac-
tical politics which involve fusion, even
though temporary success may be achieved
In the present campaign he appreciates
the necessity of making such arrangements
as will unite the silver forces
He apparently puts it thus: Wellington
and Blucher can whip Napoleon, but Well
1ngton wants Bluchers forces without
Blucher.' Mr.. Watson comedies that in any
event part of Bluchers forces will go to
Wellington. but with Blucher at the head
of his army every man would fight with
new inspiration. and the result would be
certain victory
Evening star., 1896-10-21
TWELVE PERSONS DROWNED.
The Steamer ArnEo Wrecked on tn
Pacific Coast.


Pacific Coast.
The steamer Arago, owned by the Ore
gon Coal and Navigation Company, and
plying between Coos bay and San Fran
cisco, was wrecked on the rocks of the
jetty at Coos Head, on the Pacific coast
yesterday. She will be total loss.
In an attempt to land boatload of PAS
sengers and members of the crew the
boat was capsized. Twelve persons were
drowned four passengers and eight Of the
crew. The following is a partial list Of
the victims:
f. NJ. McGraw Of Coquil City. passenger.
John Norman of Marshfield, passenger
Richard Walters of Oakland, passenger.
NJ. P Whittle of San Francisco, fireman
of the Arago.
Eric Walla of San Francisco. fireman.
Richard Patterson Of San Francisco,
steward.
A. Fernandez, chief cook.
w. E. Brown, chief engineer.
j. kurger, sailor.
Harry Sanders, sailor.
The accident occurred during a heavy
fog The survivors were taken to Empire
City on the tug Columbia.
The Arago was built by the Union iron
works. San Francisco. In 1885. Her gross
tonnage is placed at 947 tons. She had
long been in the coasting trade.
Evening star., 1896-10-21
DuNCANsoN BROS. AuCrIoNEERS
RUSTITS' SALE oF FINE LOTS ON c,lNpI-T
ROAD. ALBANY STREET AND CDTTRi.L

TRUSTEES SALE oT FINE LOTS ON CONDUIT
ROAD, ALBANY STREET AND CGTTRlII.
PLACE: GN;MPROS Ell.
By virtue OF 4 certain hvcd of trust recorded ;n
lltcr 1879, folio b. 81 >el. of the land records
Of the District OF Columbia. and at the written re-
quest ot the holder ii tu. sr"Ir,i thereby
we WILL on WEDNESDAY. She IWENTY-Fh:TiTfi
t2st DAY OF OCTOBER. AID. 1896 at THREE
O'clock I'M, in front of the Promises. sell tho
following described iieces parcels 5aG IA The
county ~ Washington. in The District uf Columbia
namely: Lots numbered uD, two q, tlirr. a,
eight tSl, ten uul, eleven t1ll pnd tw.lv. tl2l IN
block i've 90 ia subdivision made by Jacr,l, p
Clark hnd Edward Il. '"ttr,'ll. IN .'Nhit.haveu"
and recorded IA the office of the surveyor of said
District Of Columbia la County Book seven (7I
page ninety il.rec t..!l.
Terms or s#lc: on"-;hird cash. balance in one
and twn years. at g pCr cent per anm:n Interest
payahl" semi annually. to le secured rs d,.d of
nuSt on the property sold. al cash. nj tn. on
tiou OF tie purchaser. Deposit Of Slag required
at lime of sale. touy"yau"iag etc at purchasers
cost. Tcrna Of sale Ia bo complied with IN fifteen
days nom day OF sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right 70 resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaultine purchaser. after five
days advertisement of stca- resale in some ne VS.
paIer published in washington. DC The property
will he sold clear of all ncrn'ranrss.
THOMAS e. rEARSAII.
5. Z. q. MoisSEII..
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Evening star., 1896-10-21
BROOKLAND.

Mrs. Meo-len of H,gerstown. Md, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. K. = Wolfe.
Mr. John Lee Of New Brunswick " j., the
recent guest of his old friend Mr.. William Sta!ee
of Providence street.
Many Of tn" young of BroOkland contem-
plating having club house In this suburb. A suit
able house will be rented and furnished for this
purp">e- If this project is carried out II will be
under able management and will lie benefit TO
Br okIlud.
Mrs. Chapman has gone to Asheville, " c., for
Indefinite stay.
Mr.. John r. Painter has again resumed his studies
at the Mcmahon Hall
Mr. :. C. Brown and family comfortably set
tied in the Mctirath cottage on Hartford street.
Evening star., 1896-10-21
RATCLlFFE. Sl7rTuN & CO, AUCTTnNEEHS
tSIcccssors 10 RatriIffc, Darr 4 Cos
DuNCANsoN BROS. Auctiopeers
Tla STEE.S' SALE OF FINE LOTS on CoNnr-r
ROAD, ALBANY STREET AND CoTTREJ

TEI-STEF.S SALE OF FINE LOTS OK coNrr-rr
RoAlo: ALBANY STREET AND CoTTREJI
TLACE. lNIMPRDNED
By virtue Of a certain dr,d OF trust recorded in
Lar LIf? f'l" l2t ct SEQ. Of the land records
OF 'le District OF Columbia, and at the written re-
fatst II The h"lter of u" Euies srr1r.d thereby
We Will On WE1NESDAY, THE TWENTY -FT;IITii
DAl OF OCTOBER. AID. le96. AT H.IF-PASr
iHktE oSLoSk T. Nj. in front of tie premises.
sell the following described pieces or par,,els or
c.nl IN The co In;y OF Washington in III. District
OF Columbia, namely: Lot Numbered ten tlN in
clock four "a. and lois f.ur a.. - and six tGl
in tIock live ,o in sIbd, ,,isian ,na lr lv J,cob p
Clafk aad Edward II. Ca;frtll Ia "WhIi.aav.n-'
aud recorded in the Office II the Surveyor of said
,,strlci "f ,olumla in County Book seven ,7p,
Terms of sale: oaerh ash balance In one and
Two years. 81 t. per nt per aEnum int..rs nav
ai'ie Semi annually. L. l.. secured by ed Of trust
on the property sold all cash. al III. oI,i ion OF
ne purchaser. deposit Of 500 required At time
ol sale. 'onNeyIncIn4. ~. at purchasers cost.
Terms or sale 10 be compiled with in fifteen DAYS
from day OF SALE ott.erNise the trustees reserve
Tie rlsht 10 r->'.l Tho f'r"4'e"fr the risk and
cast Of III" dcfaaltlng purchaser. nfier Eve days'
adf,filst nent OF such Ty>ae in some ncsyspaner
pupiiShed IN Washington -. g. The property will
be sold clear of all iug;amnrlucrs
TlIOS. C. pEAGSAII.
ocl5dts Trnv,o,s