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The times., 1897-09-28
BRIGANDS ON The TRAIL
Dangers From Robbers That Menace
KlOndike Travellers.
Exodus From Dawson City UncoE-
fIrmed Reports That the Place
Has Been Destroyed by Fire.

Juneau, Alaska, Sept Is, via San Fran
cisco, Sept. 27.-Col. o. V. Davis, OF
Spokane. Wash, has just arrived in
Juneau from a trip down the Yukon River
as far as Lake Lebar e. There he ell
counterec a man NAMED Shepard, of Daw
son City, who was on his way out of the
Klondike. Shepard told Davis a worse
story OF the condition Of things at Daw-
son City than any that have been pub
nshed. Shepard said that parties going
down the river we're held up if neces-
sary, with guns, within 200 miles of
Dawson City, aud their provisions taken
from them.
Shepard says there is a great exodus in
progress from Dawso City. Hundreds are
coming behind him as fast as they can
travel. He says that many, beyond doubt
win be caught on the trail by winter, and
with insufficient provisions, must perish
Typhoid and pneumonia are raging most
furiouSs at Dawson City. Hundreds are
III and many are dying.
There have been reports here for three
DAYS that Dawson City had been burned
five weeks ago, but this cannot be cor.
Tolerated by either Davis or Shepard.
The times., 1897-09-28
TRAINING GUN CAPTAINS
A Significant Movement by the
Navy Department.
FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE
Some More Surface Indications That
All Is Not Profoundly Peaceful,
Fifty Gunners Ordered to the Am
phitrite The Whole Navy To Be
Supplied in Due Time.

There are some more surface indications
TO suggest the idea that Columbia is buck
ling on he; armor platesfor use on land ana
sea. Last week Army orders went forth
Gays ago orders were issued for the exercise
Of the torpedo fleet. Another day the ord
nance edepartmentlett the world know thatit
was Stoc:ang the magazines with shells,
aud now come the orders foE the immediate
traininGof fifty gunners TO fire certain guns
aboard ship.
The powers that be, In State, War and
Navy, Notwithstanding the interesting con
junction OF Orders all Of them related TO
each other, will tell you that There is
nothing ut all in It," that we are merely
moving painted ships on painted oceans;
moving wooden men ON holiday chess
boards, and in general playing to the dip
Iomatic grand stand.
The latest noven ent for defense is the
gun captain. He is the newest rate,
and, perhaps, the most important rate
In tie Navy. rhe position was conceived
by this \ administration, and is the sugges
Bureau OF Navigation, and the plan for the
uses Of these gun captains was indorsed
by tie Secretary of the Navy aud the
FreSid .ns.
The gun captain is not a commissioned
officer, his jurisdiction extending only Il
his gun. The idea in the creation Of the
rate was to supply the Navy with expert
| gunpers, and the work OF providing such
supply was commenced today by the detail
OF fifty glnncrs from the North Atlantic
squadron to the Amphitrite, where, under
| the traIniEg Of officers, they Will become
practice! experts. II is expected that in
! due tine the Amphitrite and its successors
will have supplied the Whole Navy with gun
| captains.
A tie Bureau Of Navigation they "a y
| that the gun captains will not fire the
| big guns Of the navy. For instance, the
| Ihrteen-inch. twelve-inch and guns prob
ably down Go uen-iuch. will be fired by
commissioned officers These big guns
ate Tired only when il is intended TO send
some thing 10 the bottom, or as near it as
! possible Brsides thirteen-inch gun shot
cGsts more than tha mere burning OF holiday
powder. It sets the Government back
| from $3.50 10 $3.50 TO fire single shot
| from a thirteen-inch OF twelve-inch gun.
The .Arpsitrite is equipped with four O.
! inch bfecch-ioading rifles and two 4-incf
rapid fire guns as the main battery Sec
/ end battery, two 6 6pounders, two 3-pound
! crs, TWO 3T-niic Hotchkiss resisting can
| non, and TWO 1-powder rapid-fire Gatlings
| al Of which VIII furnish great and varied
| pracfloe The complement Of this vesse
comprises 26 officers and 145 men.
II is the purpose OF the department Il
supply the Whole Navy with these gut
captains. and II is perhaps slightly sig
nificaLt that the orders have been issuet
al this particular Juncture, or impeL dinl
! crisis, as theysay at the State Department
The times., 1897-09-28
WORKING FOR GOOD ROADS
Gen. Stones Report TO the Agri-
cultural Department.
CASH WANTED FROM CONGRESS
Experiments Being Carried on 10y
Contributions From Agricultural
Colleges and Experiment Stations
Well Designed Steel Tracking
Can BE ProfitabIy Applied.

Gen. Roy Stone chief OF the office or
road Inquiry OF the Department of Agricul-
ture, has completed his annual report. he
dwells upon the literary work done durlhg
the year. This work has included twenty
bulletins ana Ifleen circulars of iIforna-
tion. Which have been greatly sought for
Gen. Sloac states that the distribution
has been greatly hanpered Toy the re gula-
tons placing price upon the bulletins.
he be Is 10 renew the suggestion That the
publications he placed upon the footing OF
the farmers bulletins.
Gen Stone has reduced the force il
his office and advanced the work or OBJ
3ect lesson road building.
No funds heing provided by Congress
for actual road construction, it is stated
It has been found necessary TO carry on
road building by means of contributions
from those nterested-agricgltu col
leges aud experiment stations, the citi-
gems concerned and the man Gfa ctIrers
of road Implements and machinery.
Object lesson, OF Government road build
ing, mas been continued al the agricul-
tural experiment station near Geneva.
NY
Machinery las been shipped to Kings
college of that State. Road Expert Har-
rison has taken charge also Of building
shori length of road at Warren, Pa,
and has built a small sample at Ithaca,
Ny
Gen. Stone maintains that welldesigned
steel tracking eau be profitably applied,
especially IN Localities where other road
materials are scarce. The expense III
OF I1il has hitherto prevented much eX-
pertinent In tits direction, but the Canltria
Iron Company is disposed to aid in the
matter, and viii undertake the expense
Whenever a definite order for one mile OF
road is received. The cost Of material
fer d nile OF road win be So 800. Gen.
Stone 81 IS 1t viii probably be neces sary
to ask Congress FOR an appropriation for
the purpose.
Gen Stone believes thatif manufacturers
continue TO furnish the machinery free,
The Government by an expenditure OF
$500 To $500 for each locality, could
couinaUd enough local help to build from
1000 to SO 1000 worth OF road at most
OF the lI6 agricultural colleges and ex-
periurut stations and any required number
or outfits can be placed iu the field at
once Il case additional funds are pro-
vidcd eariy IN the coming sess ion Of Con-
gress, this work can be carried on in
many 9t tie Southern States duriGg the
winter
IN telling OF the work for 1889, Gen.
Stone helieves that it VIII require a much
greater expenditure if the same character
Of work shall he continued.
IT no additional appropriation is made
for IeeS- tnat for 1899 could profitably
Include a least S5 600 for construction
OF experimental steel roads, and S2,50O for
ohJest-leSs0a roads, in addition 10 tIc
$500 required for office and general eX-
pen SOC The detailed estimate OF eX-
pendltures 70 be made during the fiscal
year ending June so. 1899, makes total
OF S3s, 600
The times., 1897-09-28
TIGERS WORK OK THE GRIDIRox
Princeton Varsity and Scrubs Meet
No Game With the Quakers.

Princeton varsity and Scrubs Meet
No Game With the Quakers.
Princeton, y. j., Sept. 27.-The Tigers
lined Up for the first hard practice Of
tie season this afternoon, and succeeded
IN defeating d fairly strong scrub eleven
bv the score uf ! 8 TO D.
The Varsity backs had DO difficulty
IN clrcling he ends for long gains, butthe
scrubs center men showed up surprisingly Y
aggressive, and at times proved d yer-
table stone wal. upon which the first
eleven could make no impression. The
VARSITY players are Well advanced in
defense play. and the scrubs could not
gain ten yards during the entire fifteen
minutes practice.
II is almost certain that the attempt
now being made IN football circles in
Philadelphia 10 bring about n meeting
between Princeton and Pennsylvania oIi
the gridiron this fall viii come 10 naught.
There Is no doubt that large ma 3ority
OF the Princeton undergraduates aud play
ers, including Capt. COehrane himself
would Ike to see the Quakers on the
schedule, but the management aud the
graduates advisory committee are against
the movement. II is understood that the
graduIJe advisory committee, at the meet
ingN hello III New York last week, decided
not 20 renew football relations with
PennsSSysnia this fail. and this action
Is regard1d as final
The times., 1897-09-28

Town Topics Financial Bureaus strongly
bullish Of the grangers. On any moderate
recession from present prices, Rock Is
land, st. Paul, and Burlington and Quincy
may be bought, they say.7,'We abuse no
confidence when we assert that very
large bear interest that has been aggres
sive for weeks, and which dwelt par
tlcularly upon the yellow fever in the
South, the possibilitiesEof Cuban complica.
tions and other untoward1conditions, COW
cred considerable OF It's lines, and is now
prepared to see a rally of equal proper
tions.
"st. Paul will sell exdividend OF 3 per
cent and It is only natural that as the
stock has not anticipated any of this, it
should have a rise of Some moment. A
| fact not to be Ignored is that st. Paul
is now s per cent dividend payer. With
| possibilities OF earning more money foI
| the present fiscal year than it has eteF
| previously made in It's history. Under The
The times., 1897-09-28

Gray, 1877, Taral, 4 to I, second; Domitor,
115, Clayton, 10 TO /, third. Time, 1903.
Second Tace-One and sixteenth miles
Buckwa, 109, W. Martin, II to 3, won;
Tom Cromwell, 10, Sims, 10 4, second,
Ben Ronald, 100, H. Martin, to /, third.
Time, 80.
Third race--The Willow Stakes, $1,000;
five and half furIongs. Kitefoot, 11s,
McCaferty, 2 10 !, won; Kenmore Queen,
107, Thorpe, to ., second; Claret Cup, 1f2
Perkins, Z TO 2. third. Time 1903.
Fourth rece-The Sea Breeze Stakes;
81, 500; one mile. Bromo, 9s. Maher, 3
10 /, won; Bernardillo, l05, II. Martin, 6
to ! second; LeedsviIle, 101, Sloane, / 2
to / third. Time, 1;43
Firth race-Five rurlongs. D2niagogue,
ia, Taral, 3 to I, won; Rey Salazar, Oh.
Sloane. 3 1-2 TO /, second; Scotch Plaid,
III, Doggett. 6 TO ] third. Time, 1:02 3 4.
Sixth race-0ne and one sixteenth miles
Tillo, 1OT, P. Williams, even. won; Sir Wal
ter, l2I, Clayton. 4 TO /, second; Tim0ur,
81, Mahe-, so 20 1 third. Time, LOO La
The times., 1897-09-28
Commercial.

Chicago, Sept. 27.-The days market
surroundings were bearish on unexpected
ly large increas in the visible, large
receipts and weak ca bles from Liverpool.
Wheat opened off la1 &c. II more
thai recovered the decline. New York
lad an Argentine cable reporting con
ditions too dry there. The pit started
very bearish, but the shorts were all
bnyers at the close.
Great Improvement In the cash demand
for cora was reported, but after a weak
opening prices rallied aud closed firm.
Chicago Grain and Provision Marke.
Corrected daily by W. Is. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers. Members of the
y. Y Stock Exchange, 1927 F street.
The times., 1897-09-28
FINANCIAL.

FOR RENT-The best way 10 help your
business or profession is 10 move into the
largest and best-known office building in
the city,
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING, COR. STH AND +. SITS
A few choice rooms now available; mod
crate rental; no extras; perfect janitor
service; nTe-prOof surroundings; 8 ele-
vatUrs; l 0stoHeS; commodious bicycle stalls
and free telephone service
1yS-lu, til, sat-tf
The times., 1897-09-28

"My boy came home from school one
day with his hand badly lacerated and
bleeding, and suffering great pain says
Mr. E. j. Schall, with Meyer Bros Drug
Co., ST. Louis. Mo. Il dressed the wound
and applied Chamberlain s Pain Balm freely.
All pain ceased, and III rernarka bly, short
time 1t healed, without leaving q scar
For wounds, sprains, sgellIngs, and rheu.
matIsm, know of no medicine or prescfip-
ton equal to it. | consider it q house
hold necessity" The 20 and 5O-cent sizes
for sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and
Retail Druggist, a3S F street and Con-
necueut avenue and s street northwest
and 1923 Maryland avenue northeast.
The times., 1897-09-28

There is q rally in progress, though how
strong it will pruve no one should try to
predict The market was stronger yes
terday and toward the close there was some
very good buying. Today this advance
should continue at least little further.
Opinions as TO what viii come after that
aIe varying. Suue say it would be the
part of caution to realize. and two or three
bull prophets say that there is the be-
ginning II another fine upward squirt.
The times., 1897-09-28

Mr. Cariey, of Carley, Stokes & Co., says
of the situation:
THE significant episode of the last three
days has been that the big men in the
marEet Lave allowed it reaction in order
to let certain prominent Hebrew bears cover
their short stocks. TEey have covered their
contracts and now have gone long of
the market. They are very powerful
and thoughtful element in the market and
const antly call fort: our admiration attheir
ability. This time, owing to London In
flucnce. they have been on the wrong side,
but now they are on the right side OF
the market and viii add powerful ins
pulse to the general tendency. We have
not felt better about the market in many
q day.
The times., 1897-09-28
1ncHAEL H.S,yEhs TRACK RECORD
Beat His OWN Figures for Five
Miles on the Trenton Circuit.

Beat His OwnN Figures for Five
Miles on the Trenton Circuit.
Trenton. n. J., Sept. 27~-SThe Interstate
Fair opened tocay with national circuit
bicycle meet. Nearly all the fast riders
took part. A strong northwest winn blew
down the hoInestretch and prevented fast
time being made. Loughesd, Kiser and
Gardiner failed to qualify for places in the
final OF the two-mile professional handicap
Jimmy Michael, paced by two sextettes
aud quad, rode d five-mile exhibition
10 lower the track record OF e:51 30 made
by him here last year. He cut the tine
down to e:32 1-5-
One mile open Profe ssionaI. E. G..
Bald, Buffalo, won; F. J. Lougheads Sarnia,
second; Earl Kiser, Dayton, third; Thomas
n. Cooper, Detroit, fourth. Time, 2:27-
1-5.
One mile open-Auateur. G. Fl. Col
Iette. New Haven, won; F. C. Hausernan, New
Haven. second; Ray Dawson, Boonton, y.
J.. third. Time, 2:20 4-5.
Two-mne handicap Professional Nat
Butler, Cgmbridgeport, Mass, 80 yards,
won: pr Brown, Cleveland, so yards, sec.
ono; T. II. Cooper, scratch, third; j. f.
walsh, Boston, 100 yards, fourth. Time,
<.35.
The times., 1897-09-28

1t is stated that the total of General
Electric contracts abroad aggregates about
SIS, 100000, recently closed. one Of the
gossipers says OF the company: 1t VIII
not begin the payment of dividends TO the
preferred stock holders until it has ad-
justed It's unfunded debt, which is said
to be about S12, 100000
The times., 1897-09-28
c. G.. SLOAN & Co, AUCTIoNEERs,
IA07 d ST
Entire Contents of Residence No.
17OS p ST. y. W. at Public Auc-
ti0n Tuesday, Sept. IS,
1Qn- at Ten 4 NJ

14Of " 81
Entire Contents of Residence No.
17OS 81. y. W. at Public Auc-
tiJn Tuesday, sept IS,
1907, at Ten a NJ.
COMPRISING LACE CURTAINS, GILT
CABiSET, P11No AND TABkh
RACK, RACK = MUsiG Isl ISHB q BINET, : OAR 3 RA x
TENSION TABLE, WALNUT BUF-
FET, LEATHER SEAT OAK DIN
ING CHAIRS, MANTEL CL OCKS. JAP.
SCREEN, BRUSS ELS CARPETS, HALL
AND STAIR CARPETS, COUCHES,
WALNUT AND OAK SUITES, ODD
HAIR MA TTRESSES DOUBLE AND
SINGLEl, ODD CHAIRS, IA BLES AND
kRGkERSG; sRTs HA4FSG TA Rhts' Ts9tEET
6EsRs, 6EsB, Book GAsEs o1Ad5 AND
SHELLY Is; &c 9RNAM I,#I%I ENIs. PILLOWS,
TIRES, GR ! r-GFiA CHINA AND 0aA GfHSswARRF. Ass
REFRIGERATOR, KITCHEN UTEN-
SILS, ETC.
NOTE-lf YOU are furnishing it Will pay
YOU TO attend this sale.
se!9.dts !srtns &. G. SLOAN & CO., Auots.
CUNSTABLES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
by virtue of q writ of fieri facias, to
me directed, by Charles ). Bundy, Esq,
one of the justices of the peace in and for
the District OF Columbia, in the case Of
George L. Davis VS. ames Il. Nalley, No
120S5, l VIII sell on "a IlkDA THE
9TH DAY OF OCTOBER 2. ID. 1897. at
l > o'clock m. in my office, No. 3I9 4 IL
st.nw., Washington, d. c., It puhlicauctiOn
to the highest bidder all of the right title
and interest Of said James r. NalIey In
and u a part of lot mum bereu fOrUy-SiX As D.,
in block thirty 1907, in Clagett's subdivis-
ion of Long Meadows, hG ginning Tor the
same at a point on tie west line OF lot
fUrty-siX t46), one hundred and thirty
-four tI34) feet from the south line OF
Gales street; thence along side line north
warlly nineteen go feet: thence east
wardly ten u0) feet thence southwardly
| nineteen U9J feet; thence west wardly ten
(IO) feet To the place OF beginning, being
| the same property described IN HDer I45c,
folio 9 . {. seq, OF the lana records OF the
| District Of Columbia, the said property
| being a stable lot in the rear OF 10th sc.
ne, near Gales ST., in the City Of Washing
| stable. se2SeOd-lt
The times., 1897-09-28
CORsON & MCCARTNEY,

Members uf the New York STOCK Ex'
change, 14I3 + St, Glover Building.
Correspondents of Messrs. Moore q Schley.
No 80 Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Governmen Fonda
Deposits Exchange. Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all
gecurlties listed on the exchanges OF
New York, Philadelphia. Boston and Baiti-
more bought and SOLO
A speciality made of investment securi-
ties District Bonds and all local Rail-
road, Gas. insurance and Telephone Stock
dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought
and sold mil 1S-6
The times., 1897-09-28
Booth-Tucker at Colorado Spring

Colorado Springs, Sept. 27 Commander
Booth Tucker, of the Salvation Army, ac
companied by his Wife and Miss Lewis.
the former opera singer and army CON
vert, is here. The ecommanderaaddresse an
immense crowd last night on his big
colonization scheme in Colorado. The
Santa Fe Railroad officials are entbusi-
astic supporters of the project.
The times., 1897-09-28
THE GRAvEsEND RACES.
Kitefuot and Bromo Capture the
stakes on the Card.

stakes on the CNfu.
New York, Sept. 27.-There were two
stakes on the card at Gravesend today
the Willow, for two -year-old ffllies, which
was won ny Kftefoot. and the SeabreeZe,
for three -year-olds. which went TO the
Hgi,t-1rei GIFTED. Bronze, 15-to-1 shot. The
finish I'm the Bromo race was spectacular,
tie winner, Bernardillo, LeedsyiIle and
Cleopheus passing the wire heads apart
IN the order nanied.
6riffin and Simons were on hand In the
selling race at one and sixteenth miles,
and when BucSwa beat Tom tTGH Wen
they claimed the Dwyer four-year-old Tor
81 400 Mr. Dwyer retaliated by taking
their entry, Ben Ronald, at liberalization
First ruce-Five and half furlongs'
TriIette, los. Doggett, to /, Won; j. a.
The times., 1897-09-28

The earnings of the Southern Railway
for the third Week of September were
S42o, 760, an increase of S21, ,297. Louis
Vile and Nashville, for the same period
earned $436, 600, showing an increase OF
$24, 260. 1t is said now that Burlington
August report Will not be issued before
tomorrcw at the earliest. Reports are,
however, that 1t will be satisfactory
one
The times., 1897-09-28

Mr.. HouseInan has not been so lively
and comprehensive a buyer for the last
few days. l hear that he believes the mar
ket right again now, and will get into
it largely again. Mr.. HOusnlan has teen
the broker who seemed to understand
this bun movement thoroughly and better
than anyone else. He is a remarkably
shrewd gentleman.
The times., 1897-09-28
stoclts Breass Many records

London, Sept. 27.-At tie Crystal Palace
today, J ". Stocks, the bicyclist, broke al
records fyT from six to thirty-three miles.
He rooe the latter distance in one hour, one
minute ind "a % seconds. In one honr he
rOde 32 miles pose feet the longest dis
tance ever made in that time.
The times., 1897-09-28

There are likely to be big drives in
Sugar. It is in the hands of the manip-
ulators again. Still in the broader view.
it is probably destined TO rise. 1t is not
a stock to daily Witt on couple Of
points margin, however.
The times., 1897-09-28
The Joseph I-adue
Gold Mining and Development Company


ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE JERSEY.
CAPIfAL ;. . " +. . . " .".. $5000O0O
sHAREs-$10 EACH, FULLY PAID AND WORCESTERSHIRE.
ISSUE
ECTORS:
MR. JOSEPH N. w. t
HON of New Centra
and Hudson River
w T.
l.
onalB Bank.
MR. ELI A GAGE Trans
portaton O
MR. H. WALTER
oadCo
and Leslie
HON SMITH NJ WEED, Pattsburgh
Railroad
KIRcHoFFER of OF
CHRISTENSEN, and
dson Comp
,ofNe Director
OF
of National
W.
ando
Daw
II. w. COFFIN,
TRUST BUILDING WASHINGTON, D. C.
The times., 1897-09-28
New York stock Marker.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
Bankers and Prokers- Members OF the
N Y. stocl, Exchange, 1927 street.
The times., 1897-09-28

circumstances, what is the stock worth?
Is it not reasonably cheap around par?''
The times., 1897-09-28

Erie's earnings for August are said tt
have been excellent.
The times., 1897-09-28
A Wonderful Medicine
REECHAMN

Ecr binou5 a. -.c- se-.s s.-- e--s,--cn e w.
and Pain IN the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddi
ness. Fullness ard Swelling after meals, Dizzi-
ness and Drowsincss, Cold Chiiis, Flushiags or
Heat. Loss OF Appetite, shortness OF Breath, Cos
tiveness, Blotches On the Skin. Disturbed Sleep,
FrighifGl Dreams, and all NervoIs end Tremb-
ling Sensations, SC. when these symptoms are
caused by constipation, as most OF them are.
The FiRST DOSE WILL GIVE nELlEF IN TREqIy
kIRUTES. This is no fiction. Every snfIerer IS
earnestly invited 10 try ono Box Of these Pills
end shey VIII be Acknowledged 60 be
The times., 1897-09-28
A WONDERFUL. MEDICINE.

BEECaaEE,S PILLS, taken as directed
wili quickly resis-e Femaleo tocompiete health.
They promptly remove distractions or irregu-
Iarities af the system Fora
The times., 1897-09-28
WITHOUT A RIVAL.

Annual Sales nrJre than 100000 Boxes
25c. at Drug Stores. or viii be sent by u
Agents B. F. ALIEN co., 3s5 Cana! st.. New
FORK, post paid. upon receipt OF price. BooR
The times., 1897-09-28
Money to Loan
At s Per Cent.

on real estate in D. c.; no delay; terms
reasonable
HEISKELL 6 McLERAN,
1yS-tf zoos T st. NV.
The times., 1897-09-28
MYER COHEN,
L. +. WRIGHT,
Trustees.

The above sale is postponed until TUES
DA Y, SEPTEMBER IS, A. ID. 1897, at the
same hour and place
MYER COHEN,
L. 2. WRIGHT,
se25-d&ds. Trustees.
The times., 1897-09-28

pDOnT,C CELERRArED HATS
DNObk y 4I9 IIth It n W seI-2ms
The times., 1897-09-28
AUCTION SALES.
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & Co. AucIloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE LOTS IN
ALLEY BETWEEN u ST. AND NEW
YORK AVE- THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH SITS, NV.
By virtue of a deed of trust, duly re-
corded in liter No. 1TO1, folio 2S0, e6
seq, or the land records for the District
or Columbia, and ST the request OF the
party secured thereby, tie undersigned VIII
offer for sale by public auction In front
OF the premises, on SATU RDAY, the
25th day OF SEPTEMBER, y. D. 1891
at 3 O'Clock D. m, part Of lots forty t4Ol,
forty-oae t4i}, and fort vt wO ~ OF Charles
Thomas subdivision Of part OF original
lot number nineteen t191, III square two
hundred and fifty-two 252l, al said sub
division is recorded IL office OF the Sur
veyOr of the District Of Columbia, IN book
]. II. K, page 253, together with ali the
improvements, rights, etc
Terms stated at the time OF sale A de-
pOsit OF $500 required upon acceptance Of
bid.
MYER COHEN,
L. p WRIGHT,
Trustees