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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-24

Havana. January 23,-Captain General
weyler 10 at Union dc Reyes. province of
Matanzas, for which place this morning the
Marquis Aquada. his second In command,
Governor Porrua; the Marquis Palmcrola.
secretary OF the government. the intend
ant aud other authorities left by train in
order to be present at the solemnization Of
the saints day OF the king.
In honor of the day Captain General
Wcyler. complying with the amnesty de-
cree. has ordered the release of fifteen
prisoners from the Havana jails and two
from the prison at Pinar del Rio
During two skirmishes recently. one In
the province OF Pinar del Rio and the other
In the province OF Havana. the insurgents
left fifteen men killed and the troops cap
tured two prisoners This government
forces lost three killed and had twelve
wounded
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SWIFT RETRIBUTlON.
Continued from Fir.t pasc,

and halted in front OF the First National
bank, where small cottonwood tree stood,
Soon q man rapidly climbed the tree and
threw the end Of the rope over the limb,
and 1t was seized by willing hands below
and he was soon suspended between earth
and sky.
A bonfire was kindled In the street so
that all could see him, and a warning to
all rapists was pinned to him.
Three cheers were offered for the sheriff
snd other officers. A collection was taken
up for the Irlshman who furnished the
proof Of Identification.
The negro asserted his innocence to the
last. The mob fingered for about an hour
and then dispersed.
Eugene Washington was Bryan negro
about 90 years old. black. weighed about
140 pounds and was about 8 feet 8 inches
high. At midnight the negro is still hang
iDg and the city Is quiet
THE GOVERNOR NOTIFIED.
Austin. Texas. January %. - Governor
Culberson tonight received the following
telegram:
Hon. G. A. Culberson, Austin:
Bryan, Texas. January 23,-Mob attack.
ing Jail; sheriff and few officers defending.
Public refuses to sustain officers. Send
military company tonight II possible.
wv, G. Taliaferro.
District Judge"
The governor was at supper at the Dris-
kill when the above telegram was handed
him. He Immediately left the table and
without waiting TO find Adjutant General
Mabry, who lives some distance from the
hotel, went direct to the telegraph office
and sent the following;
ITO the Sheriff. Bryan, Texas:
ITO the extent of my authority I will
stand by you in, any action you may take
to protect your prisoners. and viii pay
$1,000 for the conviction of any one con
spicuous In the mob II any prisoner is ex-
ecuted. c. A. Culberson.
Governor"
The operator had scarcely wired this
message when the governor received a sec
ond telegram from Judge Taliaferro saying
the sheriff had been overpowered and that
the mob was In the act of hanging the
prisoner. The governor appeared consider
ably worked up over the affair and TO The
Post correspondent expressed himself with
much emphasis on mob law. at ought tc
STOP" he continued. at is disgrace to hui
manity, defilemont OF our civilization ant
ruinous to any State or community where
it IL practiced."
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SEVERE blizzard.
1t IL Sweeping Over KANSAS and
Northwestern Missouri.

Kansas City. Nc, January 23.-Reports
received here indicate that a blizzard oil
unusual severity is raging tonight through
out Kansas and Northwest Missouri A
terrific wind from the northwest is accom-
panied by heavy snowfall in many Sec
lions OF the two States. with cold weather.
The indications are that railroad traffic In
Kansas will be delayed The storm came
on suddenly late this afternoon. At Salna,
Kan, the temperature fell so degrees in
five hours. Similar reports come from all
points in Kansas.
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GAGE WOULD ACCEPT.
nut He Has Not Had n Chance to ID,
40 IN YeI.

nut Hs Has Not Had n Chance to DO
so as Yet.
Chicago. January 2a,--The following was
received by tho Associated Press at 40
this afternoon:
I'm view of items and queries now cur
rent In the press relating to my connection
with the sccretaryshlp Of tho treasury.
deem It proper to say,
First. have not been rendered the ap-
pontment to that position.
Second. should that office be rendered to
me, l should not feel at liberty TO decline It.
"Third, II MIR, Mckinley Is considering
my name In connection with the treasury
portfolio. but shall finally determine on
some other man for that high office, I
shall feel no sense OF disappointment or
chagrln but shall congratulate myself that
personal sacrifice In many directions is not
required of me.
tSgned,) Lyman J. Gage.
Chicago, January 90, 1897"
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Chicago January 23.--This city today ex-
perienced the coolest weather OF the year
and also the heaviest snowfall OF the win
ter. The cold wave started in yesterday
with a fftymile gale in operation, and the
mercury slid down toward the bulb all day
and all night. At o'clock this morning
it was 2 above zero. and it warmed up but
very little. The snow began at . this morn
ing; there In inches on the level and 1t
is still coming down at 10 tonight. The
gale was very severe on the lake.
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Proceeding. In Denver.

Denver, Colo. January c3.-The clerk Of
the United States district court in Denver
has received telegram from John C. Cow
en-. special counsel in the Union Pacific
foreclosure, announcing that he will arrive
in Denver tomorrow to file hill OF fore
closure Of the governments lien on the
Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific lines.
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SnnnisIi Amnesty.

New York, January ga Madrid spe-
cial to the World says; The official Gaz-
cite today proclaims amnesty Ia commein-
Grafton OF the Saints day of the king This
amnesty does not IL clude political olleuders
or exilcs. The reforms to be granted In
Cuba win not be proclaimed until Febru-
airy Premier Canoyas himself has taken an
active part Ia preparing the new legisla-
ton. In any event the measure VIII not IN
clude legislative autonomy like that OF tho
British colonies, but will contain clause
promising that its going into effect VII
depend upon the state Of the colony.
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New York. January 23.---A Key West
special to the World says:
Spanish guerillas surrounded Las Palm
eros. twenty miles south Of Artemtsa. at
midnight and fired all the dwellings. Al
the inmates rushed out they were shot
down. women and children as well as men.
When morning came more than fifty bodies
were seen among the ruins. Cuban band
attracted by the firing came up two hours
afterwards and started after the Spaniards,
Catching up with them hot fight cnsued
and out Of company of seventy 1.-Two guer-
illas thirty-fve were killed.
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THE COsiETA CAPTURED.


Steamer boarded by Insurgents ana
Hurned to waters Edge.
New York, January GA dispatch from
Key West to the Evening World reports
that on Tuesday night insurgents opened
fire with cannon upon the Spanish gunboat
ing It several tlmes. "While the crew on
board the Cometa were in confusion" the
dispatch adds, "the insurgents In small
boats rowed out and boarded the craft. at
lacking the sailors with their machctes
and small arms. After the commander OF
the Cometa and half of his men had been
killed the remainder surrendered. Tho
insurgents then removed all the arms and
ammunition from the boat TO the shore and
set her on fire. burning her to the water
edge"
NAVARRO DOES NOT BELIEVE 1T.
Havana. January 23.--Admiral Navarro
denies the report from Key West to tho ef-
feet that the gunboat Cometa has been cap
tured by the insurgents. He says that the
gunboat still continues to cruise along tho
south coast OF Cuba.
An interview has Just been published
here with Lieutenant Sobral. naval attache
of the Spanish legation at Washington. In
this interview Lieutenant Sohral expresses
the opinion that the American people are
impressed with sense of seriousness of the
Cuban question: and that they viii not lie
al lao IA avn If In pA r.
gent sympathizcrs, which tax the credulity.
paper at Pueblo has been seized and the
editor fined for printing two articles Sc
yerely attacking General Martinez Campos.
without evidence to substantiate the
charges.
General Ahumada, Secretary Balmora and
others took breakfast with Captain General
Weyler at farm at Alfonso XIII. return
ing this evening 10 Havana.
Captain General Weyler continued his
march today at the head of the united
columns OF Seguinana CARGO and Ruiz.
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Huron. S. D.. January ga severe wind
and snowstorm prevails over this section of
the Northwest today. The temperature fell
to IA degrees below zero tonight. All rail-
ways are blocked and 4 feet OF snow covers
the Jim river valley, In some sections be-
ing blown into drifts to II feet high Loss
of stock Ia feared and fuel famine Will
result in remote districts II the blockade
continues.
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NJ NEGOTIATIONS.
New " "ers In Alaska

Herald r., - s1 ~ pa dispatch 10
Fhs reoor, IN Washington gays:
|uS,rs ., , 81 complaints on the part O,
Alaska on sco,, russian orthodox church
fais Of the Cunt Cunt Of ALLEGED out.ases by
|eb lead II u Commercial .nI company viii moi
(sesn the l,n,,s, u'plomaGa negotiations
Z. Koe,bn avg, ,, States and Russia.
q he unde sas Russian ,ainis,er said
allrged looVhh " the mater H. n n',p
Citizens h Ds maltrcatea are no, W., w.
~ although slusens Of the yriied
ssal oiacsrn. members of the ebnr, ,,''
who returned severa,
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sympathy In Missouri

Jefferson City. Mo. January 23.-The
house has adopted n resolution calling upon
the Missouri congressional representatives
to use their best efforts In securing the
RECOGNITION of Cuba.
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Washington. January 23.--The New Eng
land senators have agreed To unite In the
recommendation Of Hon. T. Jefferson Cool
idge Of Massachusetts for the office Of Sec
rotary OF the treasury In the cabinet Of
President Mckinley. The senators wore
assured OF Mr.. Cooldge's acceptance IN
case Of his appointment.
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New York, January 2S-The government
directors Of the Union Pacific heid brief
meeting this afternoon and formally ra,i-
fed the decision of tho attorney general to
foreclose on the properties Of tho Union
Pacific and Kansas Pacific ana also the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-24

New York. January 23.--The examination
into the case Of General Rolon. the secre-
iary OF war TO tho so-calied Cuban repub-
lie. DR.. Jose r. ]. Luis and Editor En-
rique Trusilli. who were arrested recently
for alleged violation Of the neutrality act
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SPORTING NOTES.


Cincinnati. JANUARY GA telegram was
received here by Harry Weldon OF the
Enouirer from Jake schaefer, the Wiz
ard" accept.ng the challenge of Byron
Gillette Of Cnclnnau to pay three
cGshion carom billiard match for sou
side The points are not YET seiuei Inc
II atch Is to be in n public hall.
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Dubuque, Iowa. January 23,-The sever
est storm OF the season is raging tonight.
Snow fell all day, with high winds, the
weather growing colder tonight. The storm
is general throughout the northern part OF
the State.
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Cold Wave in wyominx.

Cheyenne. Wyo., January ga cold
wave struck this locality at o'clock this
afternoon. At that hour the mercury stood
AT so above zero. AT o'clock II was
above ana still going down. light snow
is falling.
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Young Corbe,t Dcsts Lewis.

Paso Robes. Cal, January 23-Youns
Corbett knocked out Lewis, champion oil
Southern California. in the first half OF
the second round.
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ENJoINED AT PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia January 23.-Toiay at noon
an Injunction was granted on substantially
the same bill by Judge Grossbeck, en-
Joining the Philadelphia end OF the pub
fishers syndicate from issuing the Look,
charged to be a fraudulent imitation OF the
ork Written by Mr. BRYAN.
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Breakwater, Del. January 2a.-The al
legged fiibustering steamer the fAurada
passed Cape Henry this morning and pro-
ceeded to Hampton Roads
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agreement made with the reorganization
syndicate company. A copy Of the resoiu.
tion will be forwarded on Monday to the
secretary OF the interior.
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Was n victory for TirIie.

Indianapolis. January 3.-Tllie Ander-
son won the six day bicycle race that has
been in progress here all the week Said
win and Christopher We're tied Ter fourth
lflace.
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Olympia. Wash. January 23.-The firSe
ballot today for United States senator 70
suited: Denny %, Turner "a. Squire Z.
Kline 4, Daniels 8. Winsor 7. scattering 3
absent 8.
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Seeing them means to buy them. Ladies
81 shoes at So; mems SIS shoes at $3.50
boys s. genuine calf shoes at $l.25. sam
Shoe Store. 3l5 Main street.
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Boise Idaho. January 23.-vots todayt
Claggett 2s. Dubois 20. Nelson IL. J. q
ROgera 2.
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Committee WIN Report Anyhow.

Washington, january 81 = Ohalrman
Powers of the Pacific railroad committee
of the house says that the determination Of
the government to foreclose Its lien against
the Union Pacific will not effect the action
of his committee in preparing and urging
the adoption NJ the cabinet commission bi'l
The Central Pacific, Sioux city and Gen.
tral branch are still subjects for lesinla-
ton. said he. The Central has not de-
fauited, and II the sinking fund is appro-
rrIated It will not be in default on next
January.
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nnJdStlS
DuNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real. ESTATE. NOS. SO AND 10 II STREET
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of two certain deeds OF trust to Us,
dated May 6. 1892. and daily recorded May II,
1892. in Lber No. 1877. folios 2S4 and 80 ct seq.
of the land records tf the District of Columbia and
ut the request of the party secured thereby. We,
the undersigned trustees will sell. at public
tlOn In front of the promises WEDNESDAY,
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, AID.
1867. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scri;cd land ard premises, situate in the county
Washington. In the District Of Columbia, and desy-
natsd and being. lots numbered twenty-sx (26l
ard thirty four t34. in George Trucsdell's sub
div isiOn of lots In block numbered Ave t5) of West
Eckins on, us per plat in County Book :. page Sc
of the records of the surveyors office of the District
aforesaid, together with the improvements, con
sisting Of two two-story brick dwellings, Nos So
and 10 II St ne.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the balance in two equal
lnstallments. payable In and two years Wit,
interest at go per annum payable semi an,,uully
from day OF sale. secured by deed of tr;st upon
the property sod. all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. deposit Of $500 on each lot will Il.
required of the purchaser at the time of sale All
conveyancinG. recording and not,rial fees Mt tho
purchasers cost. Terms of sale to he cc;nnii.d
with within ten days from day of sale otherwise
the trustees reserve the right resell either lot Mt
the risk and cost of the defaultiny r,urchnsar
thereof. Se.
WILLIAM F. EDMONSTOS
Adds B. BROWNE
noo CedS Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTlRE DAYS.
DUNcANsoS BROS. Auctloneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
haNp On EAST SIDE OF iirn STREET
o. slRiNG srREEr RSAS I ,;1Sii sTg fHp
EXTENDED PASSES TnRouGH THIS TRACT.
Lsr sss e sea- one a a the Teis land S n
1sds Of The District o. Columbia, viii sell
DAY CT NovEMBER Ali 1891. AT FOLK
Of / nd in ,c al ssat eertsn piece or IaEeei
d af as PAR! Of radswocth and Of Pleas
large stone the ncrh Of riney Branch bridge on
Tie lfth street road. which sisnc is also the he
ginning Of II. iifs: lire Of Argyll" etc: thence
iiaidTed and rineiy-e GIT daSi along the line
rrees east three hundred afd nfty-ninr Cl,9i feet
LIT i sra lne 10 the northeast corner Of tho
ohe-hat ,"-ts degrees east two hundred and nine
y .nd forty -nuIdrcsltis ,2nIU f,.t To- a s:one:
,heace soaih iniriy ihr,e aud oac-.1lf trSi.l de-
srets east three hundred and ,hiIry -i,nndretltis
ca1-seD ieet 10 an oak tree; thence south eighteen
and seventy four AID nan ty-hundredtas n5as,
wii, 10 MAJ Was the northwest c,-a'r stone OF
SIX and one fonth esq., crces west thirty
eighty nine ,>s degrees west two hund-sd and
fity-ye esq feet; thence south eighty f,ur ,sp
seveniy-fi, huIdFedtls t2s7.75, feet: tacnce south
ciShy ami ol'' foaTth ,>,,'ii dcSr-"> hun
feet TO store: thence north ninct en- ,Ia degrees
west two hundred and sixty three ta;i f.c; along
three 1873 degrees west with the lIaa line along
wagon road hundred and thirteen til3) feet:
feet TO the cast side Of the lith street road tence
north twenty eight t2Sl degrees west with said
road two hundred aud i've t2o5l feet a point be-
You'd finey Branch bridge. theme" ncrti seventy
six and one-Lalf ti6i.l degrees east seventy nino
AID tive -hundrcdths G.'.2al .eet To tn begnu ng
containing about seven 90 arrcs being the same
land conveyed 10 Geo. T. Starkveathcr in l,iber
Ill., folio 3as and 1913. folio 212 and also all
that piece or parcel OF Land adjoining the same
known as lot numbered a. OF the Holmead
tract bordering on the north and west line OF
Spring street and lying and adjacent TO the south
and east lines u the Lewis land ana soah OF the
w. j lifl W fra-S
VIM. lio.mead &c Virginia - Lewis and recorded
10y deed thereof July "a. 1886 together with an
and singular the ways. easements. rights. priv
ieres and appurienances to the belonging or
In any wise 3ppertaning.
Terms OF sale: nethrd cash. ba, lance in ono ana
two years, with interest from day sale at @ per
cent PEI annurn. payable senii-aanullly to be se-
cured by deed OF trust the property sold or all
cash. at the oprion of the purchaser A deposit
OF $1,000 required at the time Of sale Convey
ancing &c, at purchasers cost. Terms Of sale 10
he fully complied with in DAYS from day OF
sale, otherwise trustees tac right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost of dlfaulting
purchaser after five DAYS advert isem,nt of such
resai, IN TIE Evening Star newspaper. Published in
tie city OF Washington. 10. g.
ANDREW b. pUyAII.. Trustee.
, . - Az la. ave.
col-d&ds City Hall.
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New Assistant Surgeons.

Six candidates for admission TO the med
ical corps of the army have passed the ex-
animation which was recently concluded in
this city Their names are: Henry Page of
Baltimore. Md: Bailey K. Ashford of
Washington. d. c.: Henry a. Weber of
Massachusetts. jeremiah b. Clayton of
California. Brainerd S. Higley, jr., of Ohio
and George Rauchfuss of New York. These
gentlemen Will be appointed assistant sur
EcoES. with the rank of first lieutenant.
1nere are now seven vacancies in the
corps, and two more will occur within
lew weeks by retirements. To fill the va
cancies another examination will be held
shortly.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioacers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-SrORY AND
BASEMENT BAY WIND0WED BRICi DWELL
ING NUMBERED 95i MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in
I-ber No. 1876, at folio 43O ct seq, one Of the
land records Of tie District of Columbia, We will
sell, in front of the premises, MONDAY, THE
tlFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, AID. 1897. AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all that certain piece or
parcel of ground and premises, situate. lying and
being in the city of Washington, in the Distr.c: of
columbia, and known and designated on the ground
plat or plan of said city part of original lot
NUMBERED T. In square numbered $40. and contain
Ell within the following metes AID bounds, TO wit:
Beginning ~ 4 certain point on Massachusetts
nue. distant sixteen feet one inch Q6' II from the
southwest corner of said lot. and running thence
snutheasteriy along said avenue twenty feet COZ;
thence northeasteriy ard at right angles with said
avenue sixty fonr feet nire inches (6i' 81: thence
west twenty-one feet ten and three fourtls inches
CT l04 J. ald thence southwestery and at right
angles with said fifty nna feet five inches
ti9 81 to the place of beginning. together with
all and singular the improvements WAYS ease
ments. rights, privileges and apiurtenances the
SINE belonging Or in any wise appertsining.
Terms OF sale: Oae-third cash. balance I'm one
ana two years. at 9 per cent per amman, interest
payable semiannual!y, TO be secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold. all cash. at the op-
tion of the purchaser. deposit of 500 required
ct time of sale. All cOnveyancng &C. at pur-
chas.rs cost Terms of sale to lie complied with
IL fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaultins purchaser
after five days' advertisement such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, ID. c.
ALBERT F. FOX,
LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKER,
no4-dSdS Trrctoeo
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRrSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ,.,, EST "A, NOS. l5oa To 1879 u STREET
SouTHEAST, 200 To 2oi FIFTEENTH STREET
SETS AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust us dated
September II. 1894. and daily recorded September
IS. 1894. In Lber No. 1912. folio &c seq Of th,
land records OF the District Of Columbia, and az
the request of the party secured thereby we the
undersigned trustees. will sell ut public auction in
front OF the premises, THURSDAY. THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER AID 1897 AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises, siiuate In the city Of Washington in
the District Of Columbia. and designated as ard
being original lots numbered three go and four
In square south OF square ngmbc. cd ten hundred
and seveniy-tw Qu12,. together with tile improve
fnents consisting OF twenty COZ two-story brick
dwellings and one a. threestory brick store and
dwelling
Terms of sale: one-thiri OF the purchase money
TO lie paid in cash. and the balance in two equal
installmeats. bayable In one and two years, with
interest et six &c, per centum per annum. payable
semi-annually, from day Of sale, secured by deed
of trust upon the property sold. all cash. the
option %: the purchaser. deposit OF $500 Will he
required OF the purchaser Mt the time Of sale. All
coIveyancing, recording and notarial fees at tho
cost If the purchaser Terms OF sale 10 be CON-
piled with within ten days from day OF sale other
wise the trustees reserve the right resell the
property at the risk and cost CT the Jefaultins
purchaser. .
Adds ID. BROWNE.
ocoadSds Trustees.