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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14
STRIKE SPREADING.
The Priests Restrain The Strikers from
Acts OF Violence.
SHERIFF AND DgPUTiEss STILL FREE
General Glbun VIII Sot allow lhfu
10 b Arrested Whilc He Is In
Command

HAzLEToN, Sept. 1i.-Nows hEb
been received at brigade hes quarters
that the district where tho Cole mines
are located is detected tuis norni1g
with bsnds Of marchers. No word Inns
yet come from the cavalry troops sent
10 the rceDe this morning. The
Auienried miners refused 10 return 10
work this moruiug. The Stockton
men went out and the indications are
that the whole district Will BE- idle
within n lew days.
Wiiespresd as ls the strike there has
been no concerted 40 ion by the men
at the different miaes. a the strik-
ers are working Tor tue same end--sn
Increase OF about ten per cent IN
wages, but they 20 about 1t as separate
clane.
Some Of them are raising g slide
issue about the company store, where
they are subject,to, lis abuses, but others
have no Complaint OF this nature to
make.
To great extent the strikers have
been restrained from 0ren violence by
the priests, whose Influence prevails
10 remlrkab degree. AT several
turbulent meetings which threatened
TO end in blaodshsd tue prelites have
gone among the excite foreigners,
commanding silence and forcing them
back. They warn the IN N that to
destroy the coal compapy's property
lie only to take food from their own
mouths by shutting eff future en-
pigment.
The priests, however, have 40 plea
Of mercy Tor the sheriff's deputies VIII ,
shot the meo at Lsttimer, and some
OF them are active membeTB OF the
committee that 10 to push the murder
charges In court.
It's now certain that no attempt
Will be- made TO arrest the deputies 70
long as the troops are camped al
Hszletop. General Gobin's declare.
tion, that be Will protect the sheril's
men Just as long es he is In com maj d,
has cooled the ardor of thote who were
for going about the matter hastily.
The strike 10 lueis and their attor-
neys deny the right OF General GoUin
t. enforce tuch an order, but they sd.
NIT that he has the power. District
attorney Fell, II 10 said, is against an
i'm mt date serving OF the warra n,s,
though he is interested In the prose Gu.
ton.
Several OF the dsputies who left tbs
town Immediately after the bloody
ARRAY are known to be In Philadel.
phia and EastoD, outside OF General
Gobib's territory, but 1t Is not likely
that they Will be arrested any sooner
than those wLo are under military
protection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

NEW York, Sept. l4.-Psul De
Pierre, f-rnerly vice cOnsul OF the
French republic at New Orleans,
killed himself 10 HIS apartments here
today by inualiug Illuminating gas.
De Piorre had intended To end his life
yesterday and Ia preparation for
suicide wrote q letter Sunday night
which was seen by his daughter, g sbri.
ellie, 10 years OF age. Toe giri dis
susued her father from tho taot at tnsi
time. The news of DO Pierre's con-
quot having reached the onlcs OF tho
Insurance company by which he was
employed, he WIS suspended, .and this
brought on recurrence OF his melon
choiy. De Pierre had not lived hAppi-
ly wi,h his second vile, who left him
about q year age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14
MINISTER'S EMBARRASSED"
Depreciation of Silver Accompanied BIZ
Disastrous Results in the
Mining Camps.

AT the meeting Of Methodist mi mia
tiers held yeslsrday, a spirited and
almost acrimonious debate ensued
over tho adoption of tho resolutloo
Getting forth that statehood for Utah
had "smbarrsssed rather than assisted
evangelical work" in Utah.
DR.. IuG took the position that the
adoption OF the resolution o3uld re
suit In no good to the Methodists OF
Utah." DR.. Lockwood anu tue HsV,
Mr.. Henry supported him I'M hls oppo'
siIion to tho resolution, but IL was
adopted Notwithstanding oil OF the fol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14
TO he sUPPHs'sED.
Annrehistic Talk Not to be Permitted
IN Chicago.

Annrchfstio Talk Not to be Permitted
in thionRo.
CHICAGO, Sept. Ia -Iufiammatory
speecnet, like Theses maue IN the two
meetings OF Social Democracy branch
90 In which tue collision between
miners aud deputy sherifis ct Haze
ton was made the txcu'e for tdvisiDg
wotkingm TO apes TO he kuile aud
the torch, will not, the pIiice authors.
ties state, To permitted Ia Chicago.
The right OF the authorities to d,spsrse
meetings In which such sentiments
are ut cred anu applau led has been
demonstrated. Lucy PaIson aud her
friends have been stopped times
without number within the last ten
years ana two years ago inspector
Schaach closed the mouth of Nov bray
the English anarchist, at Belmont
Park Tor prattliDg as. Uabe compared
with SOCIAL demueracy's Sunuay sly.
inge.
ut was exactly that Kind OF talk,o
SAID julia M. Gfi nell, the states at
tornoy, who prosecuted the ansrcbists
OF 1886, "whioD precipitalei the Hay
market riots. Such meetings should
not be permitted. the police have
abundant authority for uispersinp
such meetings. / am not aware Of
any new laws in Illinois covering
ouch Uffenses, but the old laws are
good enough"
I'VE shall stop these meetings alto
gether N rucn tn * as hss been report.
eli lie continued" said Lyman Lewis,
assistant chiei Of police. az sm sur
prised at Murphy. Tue danger 10 not
go much from the fellows WIN talk that
way ms from the persons WOO might be
inciIsd by tuoh talk to commit overt
acts"
Inspector Sohsaeh, who has had
some experience with anarchists, was
even stronger In his observ atoms.
Among trades unionisls there was out
one sentiment volosd by men like
Thomas Kidd, z enerai secretary OF
the Amaigamated Wood wOrkers' AS
ISOLATION, Geo. Perkins, president of
the Cigar Makers In oil national univn;
Asa HOdgmsn, secretary OF the Car
pentefe district council; James O'Con.
mel, president Of tho international
Association OF Msohiuists; q. J.
Thompson, financial secretary OF the
Federation OF Labor. All OF them de.
nounced In the same breath tho action
OF the sheriff at HszletoD, anu the
rsbid utteraUces OF Tue Social ID ,mo
Gratis. They emphstically disclsimed
the talk OF sunday a. iu any wsy re-
asctiny the sentimeut OF working laen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14
POWER ur nEMoyAL.
Interesting Test Case In Relation 20 4
Decided in Washington,


WASHINGTON. Sept. l4-Judge
Cox, II the supreme court OF the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. today dismissed the
bill of compliant OF John q. Wood,
superintendent OF mails at Louisville,
asking that Postmaster General Gary
and Assistant Postmaster General
Heath, Se enioinsd from removing
him from office. The case has bsen
considered In the nature OF a test OF
the power of removal; aud the de.
livery OF the opinion drew to the court
room manypu ollie officials, including
members OF the civil service COM
mission.
Judge C0x's decision was an elabor-
ale revisw of the law bearing on re-
IN. walls or federal employees. He held
at the Ouife! that 1t WAS not within
the power OF equity 10 grant relief liz
matters OF appointment and removal
from office. Teen, taking up the
merits OF the case, he stated that "a
was settled law that the power Of re-
moval was an incident OF the power o.
appointment AMI that both could be
exercised by the head OF the depart.
mont in reference to subordinate
III Jisls. Concerni z the civil service
IhWiJudBo SoA heiu thht IL must nOt De
construed TO grant authority, either TO
TO the civil service commission or 10
tue President to make rules contrary
to Ihs law itseli or OF a legislative
character. be quoted with approval
the decision OF Justice Brewer, that
Congreis could not delegate Its power
to legisiste 10 any administrative
body. The decision sums up as lol.
lows:
"The real Inquiry Is Whistler the
rules invoked by the complainant,
whether the president Of the commit,
sion or both DO the auth.r. OF them
are seoh as the civil services law au.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

NEW ORLEANS, Sept AIT noon
TO-DAY the board VI health announced
Ave adj Iitional suspected cases. These
will bs definitely olsssed later In tue
day after the board Of experts has
made Its exam natiou.
Reports from Ocean Springs say
there have been tour new cases. Sur.
geon Wasnin, who is III, is doing well.
The board Of health Rt l O'clpck an
noun ced that one OF toIBy'S suspected
cases was founi extremely tu.picious.
Another ia eth under investigation.
Oilers were found TO be harmless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

In tho case of Ben smith vs. w. Il.
Williams, Judge Dusenterry rendered
Judgment tOdsy In favor OF defendant.
VIM. B. LIwler, IL suing Isaac
Jenniugs OIL al to recover tue cum Of
$4,000 90 certain promlssory notes Sc.
cured by mortgage.
The following cases were argued
before the Supreme court today: The
Bear River Vsllsy Orchard company,
respondent gud plaintiff, VS. p. w.
Hauley et al, appellants anu defend.
ants, Nellie Il. Fisher ct al, plsiniiii
and respondent, Va Harriet :. Emsr-
son, Defendant and appellant, Natnan-
lei Montgomery, respondent VS. II. II.
Spencer anu Tnomas ID. Dee. appel.
lants, implicated with Anton Rist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14
STORM ON THE GULF.
H,py People Drowned aud Vessels
Sunk or Wrecked.
list OF DEAD AT PORT ARTHUR.
N.ny Buildings nsmOlishrd, and Great
and yari,d Damage
Done.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sspt. l4.-The
,onowing was received over the Pitts
hutg g. Gulf wires ut ll:3O today from
shreveport, L., from George M.
C,sig, general townsite agent OF the
,osa who had just returned from
Sabine CITY:
SAT Sabine Cisy about ten peopl-,
including Belts and Moore, tug and
lighter ow mere, were drowned. Three
,pgs. one schooner and nearly all the
mail boats anchored at the town were
either su TX or stranded. All OF the
.pbstnntial buildings IN both Of the
Nevtowus escaped. Water In New
,ovu rose to ak ieet and that In Oh.
,ovp 10 four feet. No names obtain
able"
F. t. Robertson, manager Tor the
roaC. wbu was sent 10 Port Arthur late
Yesterday, returned to Beaumont,
Texas, this morning, after making All
inv, stlgaiion o. the situation at Port
Attbut, rep RE six killed, three In.
iuIe1 anu about S25, 900 property dam
aged al that place. The wires to Port
Arthur are also still Frustrated.
The dead at P IT Arthur:
Frank Albright, KaDsas City, en-
ployed by electric light company.
FsitE Mscnalier, carpenter.
George Martin, bricklayer.
Mr.. Weeks.
Mary UDsworih.
Infant son OF w. II. johnson.
IujureG:
Roy Stafford, wife and daughter,
will recover.
According to the report OF Engineer
Robertson, the storm came ~ at about
u o'clock 10 The evening, and IL was at
ils height from $3.50 to 1890, the wilma
blowing veIovIty Ul seventy five
miles sn hour. The Sabine hotel, u
seventy five room structure, was dam
aged about 500 by flying debrir; this
roof was blown oil the patatoriu N and
the Huspes lumuled down; one emu
was blown out Of the ooDpapy's sta.
bio; the doors OF the Pittsburg d Gulf
rOunUhousr, IN which tne section
boss anu his 10 mily had taken rs uge,
were clown In, and the structure
finally collapsed.
Those inside escaped uninjured, or
only slightly so. the root was torn
Of the grand s,anu, the 2,000.foot
pieasuIe pier was slightly damaged,
Bnd tne Gamer II hb was washsl up
the bayou ami sunk. NObouy was
sbOard the II. bb. The passenger de.
pot, rcentiy constructed at est of
$4,000, was uuiniured. Many hail
bulldogs were lumoied down, largely
The isult Of irail CO, sIruction and poor
foundation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

FARGO, N. d., Sept. li.-A boy, II
years VI age, was murdered west Of this
city last night. His body was found In
u car with bullet hols in the sbdo-
men. Walter Douglas, WAC claims 10
be his partner, says that an unknown
man committed the crime and
escaped. Douglass states that
the murdered boys name Is John
S1inn and that his home Ia In San
Francisco, whers his relatives are
well to do. The story OF Douglass 10
hardly credible and no has besn ar
rested, Charged with the crime. The
surroundings OF the murder shows
signs OF struggle. There are eight or
nine bullet holes In the ear and as
many reports from gun had been
heard by nsig hbors around tue place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14
ELECTRIo CARS COLLIDE.
Serious street Halfway Accident tn
Chicago.


CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-Two electric
care uu the suburban electric rsilwsy
celli1ed while IunniDg at full speeu
along the stretch VI single track on the
HARLEM avenue, south OF Harrison
street in La Grands this morning.
The acc ldent happened just before 7
O'Clock when traffic was heavy and
nearly all the pssseugsrs with which
oolh care were crowded Were Injured.
Inc moIormeD, J. Murphy and John
JamisoU, Will uie.
Toe following were seriously in
iureC;
Conductor ]. Il. Harver, August
Mspelszr John Donneiiy, LJuis aroe.
gel, FIaDk BratIy, Ric, ara Schauuel,
Mm. OFT, Il y Bilom, Thomas
hoberl, Eliza Meredith, w. 8. Mckee,
.harles WhlseIl, W. II. Ryan,
Augusta Tupsi.
Va account Of q heavy mist which
mug ovor the tracks, the motormau OF
inc stutuboutd CT, which vast, have
passed the Dorthbound car where the
uOuole trek enut, failed to Boiice that
ne bad lett the Track. Before ne cou ID
reverse HE trolley aud run back the
no''nocund car came along at fulI
sleeu, Ihe cars colliding with terrific
force.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

Tho United States Preparing t. LA
Vigorously With spain.


New YORK, Sept. IA "A specia! to
the Journal snd Advertiser from
Washington says:
1t 10 now evident that tho govern
ment Ia getting ready to deal wit &
Spain vigorously. The board OF ufll-
GERS Of the naval intelligence bureau
has had a conference as 10 the scheme
OF naval operations TO be adopted In
case OF war with Spain. A plan which
was worked out IN uetail s9me time
ago was discussed and alter a few
alterations necessary to bring It 10
date, IL WAS approved. AT the first
sign OF actual war the powerful north
Atlantic squadron will rendezvous
within striking distance OF Havana
while the four naval reserve chips OF
the American line--the Paris, Now
York, s.. Lsuis And ST. Psul--will re-
ceive their aTinamenls rs cruisers and
will proceed to Spain to watch the
operations OF the Spanish feet, track
1t and warn The American naval oom-
manders in advance OF Its movements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

REDDING. Cal, Sept. l4.-A fite a,
Iron Aiountain, Il teen niles north
west OF this place. has destroyed prop
erty belonging ~ the Mountain Cop
per company. valued at nearly $780,.
900.
Two men employed In the compress
sor room are believed to have lost Their
lives. Among the buildings burned
were the residence OF 6upt. +. Il. VIII
son, the assay mouse, the oil house. the
Reading room and row OF seven cjt.
tages. Tho origin OF the fire Ia un.
known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

A"o eFsat BrswrrI.s United In Mar,
FiREe by n Pis.us Minister.

i"o Great Brswrri.s United In Mar.
Tiege by n Pis-us Minister.
n NENloR, Isle OF Wight, Sept. IA
W Sut Rv Pabtt, a con Of the NIL.
N'uAee millionaire brewer, wss mar.
ItJ ltIe Today to Mise Hulda L. mp,
a. eau h!er OF the millionaire brewer,
W Lemp OF 81. l. uis. The cere.
Gony to.k place nj noon In tue Bible
shIl''iAn church, which was very
h-hvsO mslr decorated for the occs.
1iou' The Rev. J. Z. Pie OBLIGATED.
lne Oridt wore dress OF white satin,
Sue carried handsome shower
souqu I. Miss Lrmp was given away
w hsr islher. Miss Else Lemp was
u'lu'smAic. Erwin Lemp was best
msn' II ere were a number Of A meri.
~ RuesiB at tho welding and after q
ulDnet al the Royal Marine Hotel,
nv NV couple started for the continent.
, ne bridegroom was previously mar.
nu 70 Margaret Mather, the scIress,
rOm whom he was recently divorced.
w, Fahsps brolnor, Frederics, re-.
esuuy married M,ss Ubieip, daughter
II me mead Of the Schiita brewery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept, IA wonderful
deposit oil seed oyssers has been dir
covered by the biegel Bros. of Say.
Vile, LII, In q portion OF the great
south bay known as Clam Pc nd cove.
The bed OF oysters covers acres and
acres Of ground. Fully 200 boats are
NV working day and Night and TO-
900 bushels OF oyster seed hsve been
,nRen from the bed. The boat men
make from $50 to $50 n day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

NEW YoRIl, Sept. IA. Robert Fiiz
Simmons, the pusilist, has been ar.
rssted on warrant secured by How.
ARD J. Patterson. Patterson bas bee
acting as cOschman for the puyilist.
Last Friday Fitz immoBs disc harge d
him. A quarrel followed anu Pstterso q
elaine Il, zslmmons assaulted MIN.
Patterson sued the pugillst Tor $4,000
manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14
A DEnENIkD WOMAN.
srEcessisnishat she nny Possibly be
Luetgsrt's WiIe.

CHICAGO, Sept. "A woman de.
menled and almost nude was found IN
the woods near Melrose park by some
farmers last night. The woman was
In a terrible condition from exposure
and pTivatiop, having been living In
the woods ioT st least a month. Her
description lie SAID 10 tally in many To.
spects with that OF the missing Mrs.
LueIgert. Beyond senhiag out full
description OF Mrs. Lustgeri, the
Chicago sutharitiss have taken NO
action in the mattar, as they do not
believe the woman Ia Luotgert's wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

CHILLIooTHE, No., Sept. I4.-Medi-
cline Greek, b small stream wboie
source is In loswa and which runs
through the eastern part OF the county,
10 found to ab9uou In pearls. a parry
from Iowa who have been quietly tol.
lowing the creek for the last week,
reached here today, having a pocket
full oil pearls fOun1 IN mussel aheils.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

XENfA, o., Sept. 1.-THE thee
large oUrdnge mills here which have
been Idle since the National Cordsge
company failed have been bought by
y mia capitalists aud others and all
viii BE- started at once IN full blast.
The plants cost over 100000 aud em-
plOy many men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

CHICAGO. Sept. l4.-Juror John h.
Fowler, whose illness yesterday
caused an adjournment OF the Luei-
CERT murder trial until Wednesday,
was much improved today nnd viii :,
his physicians say, be able to Rtlenu
tpmorrow's session. LuetRert spent a
quiet day in iail receiving lew callers,
but bsirg apparently in the best OF
bumor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14
SrANIsu C0N>UL wRArHr.

spanish sniaeks We're Fired
Quarantine Patrol Steamer.
AAfA, Sep. IA The Spanish con.
mere, Feprn SDlis, Ia wrAthy be.
Tue slate patrol steamer, the
,m nreh on several Spanish .macks.
germ u large trim launch be.
ntg 10 the State health board and
pmeu with a small cannon.
ihe SEanish smacks hover about thu
ahu sell spanish liquors, etc., to
4'POhging anu fishing vessels that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

Madrid, Sept. 1.-The official
gazstlo Today announces that Vessels
arriving IN Spain lrom ports between
New Orleans, La, aud Ocean Springs,
Mise, viii be bjected TO quarantine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14

IAN FRANcIsco, Sept. l4.-Judge
,'seh Inis morning decided the
nsus, craven Case In favor Of the
sff.ihnns' the heirs OF the late Senator
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Continued On page ttOo.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-26
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneeu.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN FINE LOTS ON
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THIR-
TENTH AND ROANOKE STREETS, I'M
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK AND STONE
DWELLINGS. WHICH ARE NOT YET COM
PLErED.
BY virtue of seven certain deeds Of trust, dated
the twelfth (12thl day OF March, A. ID. 1896 and re-
corded among the land records of the District of
Columbia. in Liber 2Os9 folios, respectively, AIS
ct seq 422 ct seq, APT ct seq, 431 ct seq ABS ct
seq, 4s9 seq. 4i4 seq. at the request Of
the holders Of certain of the notes secured thereby
We will offer separately at public auction in front
Of the respective premises THURSDAY, THE
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY Of OCTOBER, ID 1897
COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
in the county Of Washington, District Of Columbia
known and described and being lots numbered
thrtyone I'D, thirty-two t32), thirty three (33
thirty seven 80 Of Clarence C. Warnings subdi
vision of lots numbered eighteen t1S and nineteen
C9, In block numbered twenty -seven co of John
Sherman, trustees. subdivision OF tract Of land
known Columbia Heights" as said Warins' q
subdivision is recorded in County Book No II
page IS. Of the records of the surveyor office OF
the District OF Columbia. together with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms of sale each lot: One fourth of the mr.
chase money to be paid In cash. and the fo
be paid in three equal installments, respectively
In one. two and three years, to be secured by a
thereon. payable semi-annually at the rate of a
per cent per annum until pa,d or all cash at ths
option OF the purchaser. deposit of $500 on each
lot will be required at the time Of sale. Sale to
Othe wise the property will be reeold at the Iisk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser after ave
days advertisement In some paper published in the
city Of Of Washington at the
CLARENCE B. RHEEM
oelo-d&ds Trustees. o16 4 st. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-26
II. ". KNOX, AUCrIoNEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRopERT
AT ST ASAPIi'S. NEAR THE CITY OF Al

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT ST ASApIi'S NEAR THE CITY OF AL
EXANDRIA. VA
By virtue II power contained in n certain deed
Of trist If date the 18th dag of April, AID 1895;
and daily recorded ON the Ith day II May A d.
1870 among The land records OF the county OF Alex
as!r1a. state of Virginia. in Iiher T No T. folio
3i4, We. tie subscribers. Is trustees therein iii
sell a. public auction. SATURDAY TIE
SMITH DAY OF NOVEMBER. AID. 1897 AT TWO
O'CLOCK PM, in font OF the prernis s. all tbat
tract, piece or parcel OF land situate king and
being III the county II Alexandria. state OF Vjr-
GINA. known and called NORTH AIES
DRlA. being the same land purchased by The
SAID N'n H. Dempsey OF James l'cycriIi ,ast,vord
OF ST A>apI Junction. containing S0i 1866, sulare
feet. or six I"reS. three rO1s and 81 N,; is ,les
Of land, excepting bots numbered 10. 49, II - 20
~, ~. IL ami ~ OF sud land OF a subdivision as
dGy reec rdrd among the LAID cords sad county
III Liber y No i. al page 2H ct seq and hereto.
fore cuHvtNed by said WIN. II. Dempsey and WHO
by deeds duly record,d NJ said land records
Tbs property is exceptionally well located Mt
s.. Asapas JUNCTION. and has total frontage OF
5ii feet on Washington street, the main street
leading cut 81 Alexandria toward Washington and
is My several sui Trs from the built up portion
of the city OF Alexandria 1t is very desirable
either FIR business sid ential purposes
Terms # sale One-t third cash balance In six
and twelve months with interest from day OF
sale. payable SEMI annually and secured by deed
or tr'ist "p the property, or all In cash, IA the
opticn OF the purchaser. COnv eyanciny and re-
Sor,ling at the us Of the purchaser deposit
O. 500 Will Se required at the time of sale II
terms OF sale Pre not complied with in ten da vs.
from the date thereof, the trustees reserve the
riglt resell tie risk and COST of the d.
faulting purchaser.
RICHARD r. BEALL. Trustee. 14O6 G ST. NV
WILLIAM A. ME.AKNS. Trustee, l4l9 stnw
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