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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-17

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Times Berlin
correspondent says that the porte has
recalled Sad Ed Dan Pasha, the porte's
special envoy 10 Crete, i'll accordance
with the JOINT demand of the powers.
Said Ed Din Pasha was accused on
thwarting the reforms in Crete prom.
ised by Turkey to the powers. -
NJ Extra Session In Venezuela.
New YORK. Dec. IA dispatch to
The Herald, from Caracas, Venezuela,
says: The government has decidod
that there shall be no extra session oi
congress.
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SUBURBAN NEW S
FALLS CHURCH,

Rev. D. L. Rathbun pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, commenced holding night services Sunday
night.
The second quarterly meeting of the n. E. Church
was held Sunday. Rev. L. ii. York of Washington
preached and communion services were held. Miss
Ella Sprankle and Miss Mabel Kerr united with
the church.
Miss Lola Collar of Washington is visiting Miss
Addie NJ Spofford.
Mr. F. ii. Eastman led the Young Peoples meet
Ing Sunday evening. Miss Margaret Nourse dele
gate to the state convention, which met at Char
Lot, last week, made an interesting report of
the proceedings Mr. Ii. +. Lowe also gave ac-
Mrs. X. L. kimban of Washington is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Z. A. kimball.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs ]. Il. Garretso a INT 'o"N'
Mr. and Mrs. VI. s. Roberts of West Falls Church,
who have been visiting the brother of Mr.. Roberts
In Danvie, Va, returned home Saturday
Mrs j. IL. Garretson severely SPA insd lIer ankle
while In Dan,ie FaSattendins the Grand Lodge
T., The first meeting for the season of the Village
residence Of Mr.. e c. Tough. with ME- M" g. a. ne
Merrifeld, president In the chair, and Mr. e. G.
Tough. secretary. The annual reports Of the off
GERS We're submitted The treasurer's report show
ed $41 in hand
The secretary reported ten regular meetings of
the society held during the past year, and course
Of six lectures well sustained during last winter
Arbor day and Independence day We're appropriately
eleven years The annual election of officers result
ed in the selection of A. ?. Eastman as president
urer; Lieut. A. D. Barry, vice president; executive
committee, the above elected officers and Mrs. ].
u. Gould, Mrs. A. =. Eastman, Messrs. A. f.
Rowell. DR.. ]. B. Gould and q. y. l.. Merrifcld
The matter of repeating the OF lectures this
fall and the formulating Of plan Of work for the
society was referred to the executive committee
report at the next meeting. Messrs. u. o.. Munson
anu ). V. Proudft We're elected as honorary me1l.
bers OF the society. Those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs A r Eastman, Mrs f. q. HOugh, Misses
Sarah f. Yeatman, Eleanor NJ. Matthew'S NJ
Louisa stephenson, Augusta B: Stephenson. Mary A.
fa-ry, Edith o. Mortified. Messrs. NJ. E. Church,
a. z. Eorebeck, DIR. J. Il. Could, L. b. Parker
W. r. Eastman, c. W Parker. Le'it. Barry, F. H.
Eastman w. w. kinsley, jr. The next meeting
Of the society will be held at the residence Of
Mr.; and Mrs. A. 7. Eastman, on the first Monday
night in October.
The pulpit of the Baptist Church will be filed
regularly hereafter Oh Sunday mornings by Rev. ].
e. Cinchloe Of Clifton, who has been called TO the
pastorate temporarily.
Miss Sarah f. YeatIEan Of Washington and Miss
Eleano- NJ. Mathews Of Baltimore are visiting Miss
Edith 0. Merrield
The NJ. E Church Sunday school. Mr. J. NJ
Thorne, superintendent went u picnic to Zoo
logical Park today.
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EVANSVILLE,

a himher of cyclists met last Friday night at
the Office OF Justice Carr, on johnson avenue for
'he purpose OF forming local cycle club with the
view Of joining the League of American Wbeelmen
Ihose present were Archie Wells, ]. H. Raiston
j. Il. burnside, Mr.. Walton, j. c. Ellis II w Gore,
W. F. Melbourne, VIM. A. Noel, VIM Van Loan
H. f. Miller. Hedges Carr and Dr. A. H. Wells
Mr.. >. II. Raiston was chosen temporary chair
man. and MIR. Walton secretary. On motion of Mr.
Arc hic Wells it was decided to give the propos ID
club the name Of the Hyattsylle Cycle Club.
r albert Gattinsly and wife, who have been
buScnae, have returned to Washington
Maj. Thomas Brooke and Mrs Mary 3 Hunter
OF pu Washing on have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
The Prince Georges Republican Club held an
armS Ash meeting last Friday night at Grand
m , out course of work to be pursued during
VISITING her cousin, Miss Annie NJ Long, at Pleas
90 , number Of Young ladies and gentlemen gave
old Hyatt ansion en- Bowie avenue Those VINO VINO
snJ"y9a the fsiivties Of the evening were Mr. and
ID,ohbs, Misses Florence and Mamie Carr, Louise
E EnIG and LoS Wise, camhs Mary Wells, Fannie
Fuller James shelierberger and Harry Dobbs.
lady and gentleman from Washington, who's,
names could not be ascertaincd while out driving
sunday afternoon met with quite accident.
residence of Dr.. Dorsey, and had evidently lost
their way, for they inquired of Mr.. Krctchmar
The barber, v no lives in the Walker House at the
foot Of the hill. the way to Brightwood. The gen.
tleman, In turning the buggy around to take the
rtad h" desired. made too short Turn and upset
the vehicle. Both he and the lady were thrown
under the buggy and the frightened horse dragged
item some distance before he could be stopped.
The animal was brought to halt by air. Krech-
mar and Mr.. Ellis, nni the lady and gentleman
We're taken from beneath the buggy. The youn1.
lady's right arm was broken above the elbow and
the gentleman was cut in several places about the
face The lady WAS taken into Mr.. Krctchmar g
Dr.
Dorsey
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barrows of Lakeland have
gon. TO Virginia.
Mrs. Dafour and Of Washington are visiting
Miss Burns, Maryland ayeIue.
Miss Barnes of Washington is the guest of 'he
Misses Tise.
Miss Florence Carr has gone to Chaneyville, Cal
vert county.
Mrs. Rexfcri NJ. Smith Is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
DIR. Owens at Rockville.
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

The "AIil'' again the scene of n brilliant
german Friday evening, given by the young men
of Fairfax Court House. Precisely at O'Clock
the guests began to arrive, and were welcomed by
Mrs. Thomas Moore and Mrs. Sloan, the chaperous
for the evening. After hours dancing, Naval
Cadet Monroe Love blew his whistle for the german
to begin. Mr.. Love danced with Miss Rebecca
DangeIield Of Alexandria, leading novel and grace
full figures. The second half was led by Mr.. Rolfe
Wells, whose success as german leader at the
Virginia Military Institute has gained him quite
reputation throughout the state. His partner was
Miss Esther Gordon Of Georgetown, D. c. The
dancers were Misses Rebecca Dangerfeld of Alex
an1ria, Va, Esther Gordon and Agnes Peter of
Georgetown, D.. c.. Dunlap of Alabama, Ethel
Eglin Of Pennsylvania. julia Eglin of Lewinsville
Va. Alice Chinn Of Alexandria. Va, Hollie and An
tonia Wells, Margaret and Jennie Moore, Jessie
and Mrs Ada Powell of Fairfax Court House, and
Messrs. Alfred Harden of Savannah, Bowling Plum
mer, Chamberlain, RObt. Heath, James Hooe Cor
don, Sewers, Barnwell Stuart, David Greenleas of
Washington, d. c., Lindsay McCaudlsh of Pied
mont, W. Va, Clarence Howard George Carter,
roe Love Of Annapolis, Powell Harrison and John
Janney Of Leesburg. Va, Wyatt of Huntington, W.
Va, Thos. and Moss Love, Conway and Frank Chi
chester, Elton HolbroOk, G. Vernon Ford Rol 70
Wells Richard Moncure and James NJ Love Of
Fairfax Court House. At 2 O'Clock Home, Sweet
Home was played by the band. Cadet Love to
whom the success Of the german was largely due,
Miss Dollie Gwinn of Washington, D. C.. ia the
guest of Mrs. NJ z. Troth.
Miss Lucy Graves Of Alexandria, Va, is at Mr..
B. Canfeld's.
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AN IMPORTANT RULING.
The Husband Not Responsible for
Wasting Potomac Water.

The Husband Not Responsible for
Wasting Potomac Water.
Judge Kimball made an important ruling
ir the Police Court today in the question
Of responsibility for wasting Potomac wa
ter In the case before the court Nicholas
Watkins OF No. Al H street northwest was
defendant, while Inspector Barton was the
prosecuting witness. The Information
charged that the defendant being the &C
cupant of the premises charged, did permit
the water to run or waste unnecessarily.
The proof was that Mr.. Watkins was not
at home at the time the water was run
ming, and he had given directions to mem
bers Of his family not to allow the water
to ruE in this way.
Judge Kimball said that under the cir
cumstances he could not hold the husband
He was not there and had given directions
that the water should not be permitted to
run in this way.
Mr.. Richardson, for the District, argued
that for the purposes of this case the wife
vas the husbands agent, and he was
therefore responsible.
But the judge held to the contrary, and
disrnis sed the case.
A warrant against another member of
the family will be issued.
Similar action was taken in the case of
Charles E. Jacobson. against whom there
was a similar charge.
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years years old and received q number of presents The
little ones were entertained bH, 4irs Kinnear as
sisted by the Misses Gertrude and Pearl Houston
and Miss Sue Davis. Children's games were played
and refreshments were served
Among the little ones present Were Mndge Coon,
Iona Harnitz. Helen BIcEe, Cora Bell Bien,
Elizaoeth Shedd, Hazel Van JlHouten, Margaret
ScLdder, Bessie Lung. Dorian Platt, Wilson
Knight, Ethel and Della Clark. Martha and Mar
saret SWcrmstedt, James and Marion Taylor and
stella Ri6sets of Mt. Pleasam.l
Mayor 5. s. Shedd and family have returned
frcm Cape May, where they sreiit several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. DyarI have returned from
New JerEey. AVN
Mrs Rien and children have returned from six
wccks stay ut Colonial BeaCk.y,
mrs. Boyle ana daughter Isabel returned last
Mrs. Dyre. ! = A'- "'e- WISHING
Miss Irene Polar has returned to her home in
nrook1yn after visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
MI Ira F1ickinger returned yesterday to his
nome In indiana from visit to his brother here
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Heatoh have returned to
their home In Takcma after visit to friends in
Washington. "
The courty school of Takoma opened yesterday
with large attendance
tomorrow evening the wheelmen OF Washington
VIII give CIV run to Cycle Cottage. They will meet
on llth street between and F., in Washington at
5:ao o'Glcek This run will not be confined to any
by nearly every club Of TIL, District.
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TAKOMA PARK.

The regular Saturday night hop at Takoma Springs
Hotel was omitted last week, owing to the severe
ilLess Of Mrs. Tarr, guest of the hotel DIR. C.
G. Stone Of Brigltwccd, he- physician, deems 1t
advisable that much Iuietness as possible he
obtained.
Rev. John Van Ness, paste, Of the Presbyterian
Church, has returned from his vacation. During,
the absence of Mr.. Van Ness the pulpit has been
filed by Rev. VIII Campbell, who will IN a few
days resume his theological studies at Princeton
MIR. james Morrison and Richard have gou.
to Iowa, and Mrs. Morrison Is at Chattanooga
Tenn.
Mrs. r. S. Blown is convalescing from recent
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton have returned to their
home i'll w; shington. after summering With Mr..
and Mrs. L. Is. Burdette.
The last Sunday in September will be observed
'Rallyns day by the Presbyterian Sunday school.
cOlored republican club was recently formed
at the Mount Holly BAPTIST Church, and officers
elected as follows: William A. Parker, president;
Obed Wilson, vice president; John Wheeler, secre-
taiy; John Fields, assistant secretary, and james
T. Parker treasurer. Addre sses were made by Il.
F. Scott. Walter Parker and Others
The laying of water pipes on Chestnut avenue as
far as the tracks Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road has greatly pleased the residents Of that pUr
tion of the park.
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tist Church, which was held last Friday night in
the grove of Mr.. John B. Lord ST., proved quite a
success. There was q full attendance and good
sum was realized. The grove was well lighted by
gay lanterns, and the booths were prettily dec
GRATED. The tables We're presided over as follows:
Cendy, Miss Eva Hurd; fancy, Miss Indiana Lord,
Miss Whiteside and Lizzie Beret; japanese, Mrs.
John I. Hare, Mrs. Trundle and Hattie Ohm; ice
cream, Mrs. ]. B. Lord, ST., Mrs. Ohm, Mrs.
SeLwier, Mrs. Teuder and Mrs. Robbins lemonade,
Mrs. J. Lord, jr., and Mr.. Herbert Marean. Th.re
was mover feature In the Japanese booth, which
Mr. Ernest z Weeks Of Washington 'is is the guest
Of Mrs. Weeks mother, Mrs. Schwier of East
Miss Mamie Small has returned from q lengthy
Miss Beaah Gudvn, who has been on lerg ny
Gtorge niagara, New York and Boston, returned
Miss F. Marean left Saturday for an extended
rh1t % California. She was accompanied by Miss
Goodwin Of Washington.
me, MAJ; and Mrs Gteen Clay Goodloe have returned
IRON ON pleasant outing to Berkeley Springs.
Mrs; Del Marcan and farlily have returned from
Miss Emily Pisel Of Somerset, Pa. is making a
S May to Visit Rt, to hs uncle Dr. H. Penred her
Pisel will make lengthy visit in Broofland.
Mrs, Mrs " Hoitzman who has been visiting her
sister Mrs II. J. penrod, has returned to her home
Mrs. Burk, who has been spending some time at
Hntic City, N j., Ia again at her home In Brook
there was good attendance at the Baptist
a LOUIE Ieoples Union last night. and many inter-
-, Mr. John j. o'Brien Of Wheeling, W. Va, was
ane guest OF friends In Brookland yesterday 1t is
ntuch regretted by his friends here thai Mr. O'Bren
VII not ctntnle his study OF law at the Catholic
University this fall but will attend the university
al west Virginia at Moryantown.
rev. ). T. Grove is improving in health at his
n1me IN baltnore As soon he is able he
VIII return to his charge in BrOOkland. During his
absence Rev. DIR. Holloway has ably hlled the pull
PIT or the Church Of Our Savior
Miss Marques of New York is the guest OF Mrs
Louis Julien Of South Brooklapd
b.. dsev: nr. Buck. pastor of Rock Creek Church,
mas n rs MS assistants Rev. Mr.. Williams and Rev.
MI. barr Rev Mr. Mott, formerly of Rock Greek
nus now a church in the city his charge.
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

All of the public school houses Of the county. by
CIDER Of the trustees. are being repaired and
renovated preparatory to the opening Of the schools
September IA. Miss Caroline Il. Gurley having
passed the examination required by the state school
law before the superintendent Of schools, has
been, by the trustees, appointed teacher at Glen
CArlyn (Carlin springs. There being warm con-
test for the leadership Of Columbia School The
trustees have appointed Miss B. w. hewitt for
the period Of two months at which time they will
settle the matter of the teacher for the session.
VIM. Dcdson has sold about one-sixth Of acre
OF land lear the Chain bridge, in this county, to
Mr.. John J. Shpman for 800.
The first town laid out on the new electric rail-
road from Washington to Falls Church has been
done at Ballston by Mr.. James i. Clements, who
has just completed the subdivision OF u forty-acre
tract. with wide streets and avenues, and named it
Gel ter BullStOn,'
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se5l&ds
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & co, AUCTIoNEERs.
C;uccessors 10 KatrlIfe. barr d CO..

TRUSTEES SALE az VERY DESIRABLE
TIiREESToRY AND BASEMENT BiY-wIN-
DON BRICK HOUSE, NJ. 2l2s STREET
BY virtue Of a decd Of trust. duly recorded in
Lber NO. lIl4, folio 232 et seq, one of the land
records Tor The District of Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby. the under
signed surviving trustee will offer for sale, by
public auction, In front If ia. premises, on FRI
DAY, EIGHTEENTH DAY DF SEPTEMBER A. ID.
1896, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM tho
following described real estate, situate in the
county of Washington. District Of COLUMBIA known
and described as lot numbered seventeen 40 In
Miller and Carusi, trustees. subdivision of lots in
block numbered ten uoJ "kalorama Heights as
per plat recorded In Lihcr County. No. S. folio Io6
OF the records OF the Office of the surveyor the
District Of Columbia: and situate in the county 81
Washington. I'm said District together with all the
improvements, rights, az.
Terms: One third casiI, the balance In on. and
two years, with interest from the day Of sale az
SIX per cent per annurn, payable semi annually,
secured by deed OF trust the property sold al
all cash. AT the option of the purchaser. Deposit
OF 500 required upon acceptance OF bid ig the
terms Of sale not complied with in fifteen DAYS
from the day Of sale the Ice light
10 resell the property at the risk and Of IN.
defaulting purchaser. after Ave days ADVERTISE
ment of such resale In newspaper l,I,,.isi.cd
in Washington, D. G. All ronveyanring aud re-
cordng at the purchasers cost.
SAM CROSS
dads Surviving Trustee.
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SANDY SPRING.

Inc Wonan's Association entertained at
SUnnyside. the home Of Mrs. Mary Osborne, last
Thursday, and Mrs. SIrah f. Stahler was the
presiding officer. The attendance smaller than
usual owing I" the absence from home of several
members. The next session will be at the home
Of Mrs. Sarah Fl. Stone In Ashton
Miss Ellen Farquhar of the Horticultural Society
was awarded seven premiums at the late Mont
somery county fair; Roger b. FarGuhar of the
Enterprise Club. seven and John C. Bentley of
the Montgomery Club. seven.
Mrs joseph T. Moore is in England, Mrs. John
Saes ~ and Ms Ma5y s. M M,sy at Holly
City and Edward Farquhar at the Hot Springs, Va
m, MIS-; samuel Ellicott and daughter, who have
been In New York and Connecticut slice June will
shortly return to their home Sandy Spring
Mr.. ]. H. Turner of Washington addressed an
audience Of some fifty men at Sandy Spring Ly-
ccum recently upon the silver question and kindred
Mrs: William Lea and her daughters Misses
Jeanne and Edith Lea, after spending the summer
ton. where they have lived for the past ei.5t
years. Tne engagement of Miss Edith Lea and
Lieut.; Arthur Chase of Fortress Monroe has been
The Misses Thomas of Tangl.wood gave large
and very enjoyable dancing party last Friday
,i The three daughters Of Warwick P: Miller of
Months. expected home in a few " dsvs ior Two
Inc public schools OF Sandy Spring. oakley and
pa % the ss1sr Mis- Hiss B Edna S5s
Oakley and Miss Sally p. Brooke at EmorV vn'as s'
D. NetnerdIu, George Eprle okn md
Edmund W. Scott, all Of this place mods TIM
scores at the contest I'm shooting at Sea dirt n
j., during the past week. '' A''
Recent visitors from Washington have bccn Nr~
Spaulding, Mr.. Pascal, Miss Kate Bradley Dr.
Spreedel, Mr. snd Mrs. Albert Sabler and son and
p. Clifton Thomas; from Alexandria, Miss Agnes
Bryant; from Fortress Monroe, Lieut. Arfhnr
Chase; from Baltimore. Mr.. Thomas L. Reese.
Albert Reese, Misses Ella and Carrie Roberts Miss
Lucy Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Alban Stabler jorlao
Stabler. Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Stabler and chill
dren Mrs and Miss Reed: from Philadelphia Miss
Florence Levick and Mrs. Florence NJ Watermann:
nom lancaster county, Pa, Miss Ella g. Cooper
and Miss Alice Brinton; from New Jersey WIN.
!ddings and Miss Lola Iddings; from New York.
Joseph T. Moore; from Massachusetts, Richard I
Lea Lea and d Robert Brooke Leaf from Chicago. Mrs.
The reiLains Of Mrs. William Iddings of New
Jersey were brought here for interment.n the fam
Fly lot at Woodside cemetery on Saturday last. The
deceased was formerly Miss Mile Gillette Of Bal
timore.
sand, Spring monthly meeting has appointed the
following Friends to represent It at the coming
7. Thomas. Arthur Stabter, Edith +. Brooke,
marriage intentions Of Charles F. Bond and Flor
| In writing, and Benjamin H. Miller and wife and
Allan G. Thomas and wife appointed overseers
| with regard to the same.
The Sandy Spring base ball team was defeated
twice In three games with that Of Highland, How
nine recently
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is now entering on it's twenty-second year.
1t is one of the best preparatory schools in
the country. and in addition to its classical
course, maintains scientific, English and
commercial courses of high standing. The
principal is Charles w. Stuart, who will
the school.
The Andrew Small Academy at Darnes-
town, Md. prepares young men for bust
ness or for college. Principal Nelson, a
graduate of the University of Virginia, and
q thoroughgoing teacher of high standing,
will give all necessary Information in re-
gard to the institution.
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TAKOMA PARK.

Labor day was spent very quietly at Takoma,
the only noticeable feature Of excitement being at
the grounds Of the Athletic Association, where two
games Of ball were played, one in the morning
between the second team Of the association and
the TakOma Juniors. the former winning by a
score Of IL to II, with Buchanan and Slater for
its battery. Gus Lay and Bache formed the bat
terry for the Juniors. The second game was played
at O'Clock in the afternoon by the association s
first team and the Radfords, the latter winning by
score Of IA to II. The battery for the Radfords
was Stanley and Flynn. and for the Takomas Sui
Ivan, Waters and King
The portion OF Takoma within the lines of the
District Of Columbia IL having water and sewer
pipes laid on its streets.
birthday party given yesterday to Miss
Genevieve Kinnear by her parents their resi-.
dence on Holly avenue. Miss Gencyieve was nine
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RADCLIFFE SUTTON L. CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
Successors to Ratcline, Darr & Co..
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON KEN
DALI ET..EET BETWEEN GALLACDET
STREET AND CAPITOL AVENUE IVY CITY,
ID. C.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust Only recorded In
Idber Nc 2041 folio 139 ct se1..- one of the land
records for tie District of Columbia, and at the
signed trustees will offer for sale by public auction
in from. Of the premises ON THURSDAY, THIRD
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1885, AT HALE
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the following de-
scribed land and premises, situated in the county
of Washington District Of Columbia. and designa ted
lot nine 90, In clock five ~, In Ivy City ac-
cording the recorded subdivision thereof in the
office 4 the surveyor OF the District Of Columbia
together with all the improvements rights, &C.
Terms: One-t 'rd cash, the balance in one and
two years. with interest al six per per annam
Ill cash. at the option of the purchaser A deposit
Of 500 required acceptance Of bid. II the
terms Of sale not complied with In fifteen days
from the day u sale the trustees the right
to RESELL tn. property The risk and Of the
defaulting purchaser, after five days advertise
ment Of such rTale In some newspaper published
in Wushingt q, D. c. All conveyancng and re-
cording at the cost OF tbe purchaser.
LEONARD c. BAILEY,
JOHN A. PIERRE
au24-d&ds Trustees.
DTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON &C.
count of the rain until TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
EIGHTH, at Same hour and place.
LEONARD C. GALLEY,
JOHN A. PIERRE,
sei-d&ds Trustees,