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DECISION ADVERSE.

Justice Hagner Denies Motion Of
Grand Nephew Of Judge Holt.
In the Orphans Court today Justice Hae-
ner announced his decision on the motion
recently made IN proceedings over the
estate of the late Judge Advocate General
Joseph Holt. The motion was made on be-
half of q grand-nephew Of Judge Holt, one
Joseph H. Holt. minor. who claimed to
be entitled to the distributive share in the
estate that would have gone to his father
Joseph Holt, a son Of Robert Holt and
nephew OF Judge Holt. = --ea.
In his decision Justice Hagner holds that
under the act of Maryland of 1888, chapter
101. the distribution of the personal estate
niece or nephew Of the deceased. In other
words, the children Of . niece or nephew
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TO DROP COL. sUPpLEE, <
senator WeIlingtan's Instructfnns to
the Republican Leaders In BaItfmore.

senator WeIlfngt0n's structtnus II,
the Republican Leaders In baltimore.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
BALTIMORE, Md, June 11-Senator
Wellington announced today that he had
ADVISED the local republican organization
tEls morning at a conference attended by
chairman Stone and other city leaders to
drop Col. j. Frank Supplee as the regular
cahdicate for mayor, and to bring out some
man whose nomination would prove ac-
ceptabie to the entire party.
MI wellington also said that since the
city organization had taken I'd Col. Suppiee
ne had been deluged with letters and visits
from local republicans complaining of the
step. In fact, the situation is such and the
OF position to Col. Supplee is so pronounced
that the leaders have become alarmed over
the cond1tior of affairs, and efforts will
now be made to induce both Messrs NAL
ser s ana supplee to withdraw, and to leave
stand out against the wishes of the leaders
or not Is question. At present he saws he
"iii not withdraw, but the general belief
Is ~, mat ne Will shortly be induced to retire.
Inc Maister men are jubilant at the sit
uation, and declare that with Supplee out
or the way Mr.. Masters nomination will
oe inevitable. There is no doubt that The
aa.s Maister e people will stay in the fight. de-
S1Io; - eicoi c % u senator Wellington and
Snairman stone and If Supplee is with
Drawn 1t Is generally understood that his
followers will be swung over to Malster, in
order to force bis nomination and snub the
leaders. ~
Mr. wellington is anxious to see MIR.
Theodore Marburg nominated as a.,con,-
promise candidate. but Mr.. Marburg Is too
ardent civil service reforner to suit the
workers., and Is rather a mugw,iinp than a
republican, and his nomination is very i'm
probable. 4,
The affairs Of the party in Baltimore lust
now now are IN state Of great confusion. and
the Maister men alone appear to derive
satisfaction from the outlook. II, c a.
Evening star., 1897-06-11
URGES VETERANS TO JOIN.
zen. Gordon Announces 1000 Camps
in Confederate Veterans AssOctatiOn.

Gen. Gordon Announces 1000 Camps
in Confederate Veterans AssOctatiOn.
NEW ORLEANS. June 11.-Adjutant
General Norman. by direction of Gen.
Jo hn B. Gordon, commanding United Con-
federate Veterans, has issued an order an
rouncing that 1.OCU camps have been regis
tered in the United Confederate Veteran
Association. with applications for over one
hundred more.
He urges those confederate soldiers and
sailors who have not Joined the confeder-
ate brotherhood to at once organize and
apply by letter or wire to the headquar-
ters at New Orleans for proper papers, so
as to be represented at the Nashville re-
union and assist in deyising means to help
II cir more needy comrades and the widows
and orphans of those comrades who have
preceded US into eternity"
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THE SATURDAY STAR
VIII Contain Unusually Large
Number Of Interesting Articles.

From beginning to end the big Star to-
morrow evening will be well worth read
.ng. for it will contain 4 large number of
articles Of particular interest. Fact, fiction
and fashion, tie three features that go so
far toward making up great daily, will all
lie we'll represented. The final installment
Of Bret Harte's story, The Three Part
ners,' will appear in tomorrow's Star. 10
he followed week later by the beginning
of a new serial by Stanley J. Weyman one
of the most dramatic and ingenious stories
this popular author has Yet produced The
following are few Of the special articles
hat Will appear in The Star tomorrow:
LIFE IN CAMP Gllustrated).
How the members of the District Ma
tional Guard occupy their time at Camp
Washington.
MAYOR ROBERT BRENT dIlustrateD.
A historical sketch of :he first chief
magistrate of Washington, who was re-
peatedly appointed to the position.
SKILLFUL READERS Qllustrated).
Women in the dead letter Office whose
difficult task it is to decipher blind ad-
dresses.
FOR OUTDOOR WEAR illustrated
Eminent German costumers submit a
handsome design for a promenade cos
tune of tan-colored etamine.
LIKE TOY BUILDINGS 1llustrate6.
their foundations and moved from place
to place.
A SAVING OF MONEY Qllustrated).
The advantages and disadvantages of
travelling second-class cn the transat-
lantic liners. By Sterling Heilig
EXILED FROM HOME Qllustrated).
South Africa, refuge for English
prodigals. has come to be known as the
grave of lost regulations.
LACKING IN TASTE QllustrateO.
English women spend lavishly on their
costumes. though the results are not al
ways good.
THE NAVY AND THE NEW WOMAN.
A clever short story. which is based on
imaginary incidents in revolution in a
South American republic
A MILE UP IN THE AIR.
Weather bureau experts can now study
the upper strata with their apparatus
attached to kites.
UNDER THE BIG DOME.
Some of the points of interest in the
Capitol as seen by party Of tourists
By Amos J..Cummings. ....,
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ENCOUNTER WITH TRAMps.

Two Deputy Sheriffs and Two High
wnymen Wounded nt Beloft.
BELOIT, Wis, June 1.-Two deputy
sheriffs ard two highwaymen were shot
lsst night after an attempted hold up of a
Beloit workman. The fleeing robbers ran
through the streets of Beloit. and after a
fusillade between them and citizens, on Sd
street, two of the desperate gang were
captured.
and Ed. Tully, deputy sheriff of Winnie
ego county. Both will recover. One of
the tramos was shot in the face, and an
other in the lower part Of the body.
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Grant Was surpra,es.

Grant Shelton, colored. fifty years old.
who recently served q term In jail for vio-
lating the policy law. was captured again
near the Long bridge. In his pockets the
officer found several policy papers. and
Grant declared he did not know how they
got there.
weeks ago." he SAID. and guess he must
have left the papers In the pockets"
lie will have an opportunity to offer this
excuse to the court tomorrow.
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FEAR GRAssHopPER PLAGUE.
South Dakota People Send Samples Of
Bugs to Prof. Lugger.

South Dakota People Send Samples of
Bugs to Prof. Lugger.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. June 11.-Prof Lugger,
state entomologist. has been asked to go to
South Dakota to inspect several varieties
Of grasshoppers that have recently put In
an appearance there. He could not get
away at this :ime and so the South Dakota
people sent him samples Of the bugs.
One OF the lot is dangerous. says Pro-
fessor Lugger; the other two are not The
one belong to the Rocky Mountain family
that devastated this section in 1873 and
1874, destroying all sorts of vegetation. He
does not feel, however, that there is any
danger of a plague this year. He sent the
South Dakota people 'hopperdosers,"
which latter, he says, will exterminate the
pest II used soon.
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Matt Adam. Found cuiifve o.

DENVER. Col. June 11.-After a. two
weeks trial in the district couEt the. jury
returned verdict of guilty in Ihe case of
Matt Ada ms, ex-clerk of the district court.
on the charge Of enbezzlins SO. eVo Adams.
flight froA Denver about year -s..se Gre
Southampton, England, after als, fIiJlss. the
officers for several months. -ss 7
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COL. FRANK HUGER DEAD.

Omclnl of Norfolk and Western Road
Dies Suddenly nt Roanoke.
ROANOKE, Va, June n.--Col. Frank
Huger superintendent Of transportation of
the Norfolk and Western railway, died sud-
denly at midnight from a stroke of apo
plexy.
Col. Huger was one of the Oldest officers
of the road. He served with distinction as
colonel in the confederacy during the late
war. He was sixty years of age.
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HANSON WAS A BIGAMIST.
Suicide mt Mexico, Mo-, Had Led
Dual Life.

SuIciUe nj MeX1cO, MO-, HNd Led a
Dual Life.
MEXICO. Mo-, June ia letter from
Chicago purports to reveal that c. f. Han
son, who killed himself in the presence OF
his wife here last night, was bigamist.
having wife and three sons at 392 Yves;
Huron street, Chicago The widow here
claims UP to this time to have had no
knowledge of his dual life, although She
is satisfied of it now.
1t is said that Hanson mysteriously dis
appeared from Chicago about eight years
ago, and it now appears that he married
his second wife, who was Miss Minnie
Crav ford, at Weyersville, Wis, a few
months after deserving his Chicago family.
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Supreme Lodge X. of H. Elects omcer

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June 11.-Supreme Lodge,
Knights of Honor, held its election of off,
GERS yesterday with the following results:
Supreme dictator. J. Warner Gobough Of
Philadelphia; vice dictator, John p. Shan
nen, Elberton. Ga; assistant dictator, d.
s. Biggs. Boston; reporter, b. F. Nelson.
st. Louis: treasurer, Joseph w. Branch, St.
Louis: chaplain Rev. H. NJ Pope. Rich
mCnd.
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Rev. DR.. L. ID. McCabe Dytur.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, June 1.-THE Com
mercial Tribune's special from Delaware.
Ohio. says Rev. DR.. L. D. McCabe, who
for over a half century has been connected
with Ohio Wesleyan University, is dying.
HIS sight Is gone and he n reported as
sinking.
Evening star., 1897-06-11

orFI,-E OF TIE TREASURED; OF THE UNITED
Si1tes. cx-ofiicio commissioner Of the sinking
fuGd OF the Di>trit. of Columbia. Washington.
u T.. June l. ls9I.-By virtue of the authority
eiVeh l.! the icr of Congress approved March 3.
l>'i- entitled An act to provide for the pay
dl- July |. 1S,l. and July 1 and 26. ISg2.
hrrCiy give notice that the principal of the bonds
hcrriritclaw designated will be paid the
any oi Ia" nittd States. ih the city of Washing:
the interest ON said bonds will that day.
w: Ih;ee-tIty per cent ten-year funding bonds
of the District of Columbia. issued uner the
OF ton-re>S approved March >. 1891. aud number
ed a. follows Sluo original M 4S 500 original
No 10 10 original Nc - both inclusive: 81 900.
original No. 4C6 original No. ..5. both inclI-
s.Ve, Sl.usU. original No. 20 original No 50,
both inclusive Total. S.Sy lGo. The bonds de-
s'r1ii-d above are either bonds Of th. original
lsSii,-- NEich have bat serial number at cacn
tir=1iisAed Icy the doIhle set of numbers. which
are marked Iliinly original n,iinhers AMI ''su,
stItH'r Hun,bers.' ALI. Of THE BONDS OF
THIS LOAN Will. Re CALLED l:I THE ORIG
NAL \tMBi.HS ONLY Tie provision of law
governing II. 1.,ler i'll which the bonds shall he
cIl.d in Is Is follows: The last OF the said
boI1s Originally issued under this act. and their
substitutes. shall he first called in. and this
der CT payment shall tc followed until all shall
EiSe iecn paid " Bends forwarded for rcdcIn;,-
Washington ID. g. and assigned To the -'ricas-
Urcr Of the United States for redemption" As
si:uTlrnts must he dated and properly acknowl-
.deel Is prescribed in the note printed the
are desired in favor Of any but the Iayec,
the bonds should lie assigned the Treasurer
OF the United States for redemption for account
Of there insert the Eamc OF the person CT per-
SONS 10 Whose order the cheek should lie made
payable ID. " MORGAN. Treasurer U. s.
i.1- -fUt
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Capital: One rIiIIiom Dollars

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
fenfs safes inside burglar proof yau,,, .,
- per arrum upward.
securities. Jeweiry. silverware and yaluable.
OF all krdS In owners package trunk or c...
taxi IN depeit Al moderate cost
SAVINGS BANF DEPARTMENT.
deposits received fIom TEN CENTS upw,r,
ana mt rest allowed on IS and above
Loans norey on real estate and collateral,
security Sets frst-class real estate mi
other 'uitiss in of $500 and UPWARD
Trust DEPARTYENr
This c"npa;y is n legal depositorv for co,-,
aiid trust funds. and acts ms administrator
eAe'h'or' receiver. assignee aud execute,
trusts of ala kinds Wills pr.p,rei tv ,
eonipeeft attorney 10 daily attendance.
OFFICERS:
N"A-.i> T. sNhiEh. .Presi5ene
T. ffANClS RIGGS .-...... First Vice prsl.,,
". RiiEf DtEBLE.-.... Second Vice Pr.sisrut
i.ip'i-A' L. JoNfS Third Vice presicant
Al.iEiT l.. STURrEvANT. secr.t,rv
Hroi.uE ioNAiD. .............-.. Treasu
oh-iiNf-S r. y MAN. 5000. Assistant Secretary
WOODBURY. FLAIR. Trust ouIce,
jscl e'
Evening star., 1897-06-11

I The Hessian fly Is SO called because It
was supposed to have been brought from
Germany during the revolutionary war in
mercenaries in the British army. Il has
travelled west at the rate Of fifteen or
twenty miles year. -.
Evening star., 1897-06-11
DIR. KILPATRICK DISCHARGED.
Charged With Murder of JOscpI
Snrinx Mt Atlanta. Gsa.

SprAhx NJ Atlantu, 00s
ATLANTA, Ca, June 11.-Dr. ]. j. Kill
patrick. a prominent physician Of Midwife,
arrested Monday, charged with the murder
of Joseph Sprinz several weeks ago. was
given preliminary hearing at Midwife
and discharged. Fitzpatrick was SPRINGS
family physician and friend, and the theory
of the detectives is that he killed Sprinz in
order to marry Mrs. Spr:nz. with whom he
was said to be infatuated. The evidence
failed to substantiate the charge and XII
patrick was given an ovation.
Thomas E. Watson. late populist candf-
date for Vice President, was Kilpatrick.s 8
attorney.
Evening star., 1897-06-11

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN
Ammonia Manufacturing Co. will be held at III
y. Alfred St. Alexandria, Va. on MONDAY,
June II. 1897. 1919 an, for the election
OF board of directors.
EEUBEN DOOLITTLE. President.
l. ANIlI I,S.iN ieI-
Evening star., 1897-06-11

Among the students at Roanoke College
are three Coreans-Kiu Beung Surh, who
has been there three years, and Is now in
the Junior class. and Hi Beung PAX and
Hi Chul Ye, who entered last session. They
are bright, ambitious and diligent students
Evening star., 1897-06-11

WHILE HAVING A FIT, WHY NtT .IkNE-A
alsi pen fsp s ,i lint Ss'"s Of ag' h,! s"ol os f
make excellent coinfortai'ie- wearing sGits Mide
"our-- way of tIiiosns for only S-u- Remember.
J. FRED. GArCHEL 4 CO.,
tDi 13ts stt ..--..---- -. - apl2-onl,o -
TIE FIRM OF, pItGEs & FAII;F.zX is THIS
dry dissolved I,y BEatGsi consent. Mr Dis!.ss has
arI issr I ba Sis@ a ertot"ic IN ' eeniae,cd @ by
the S.:,! nrui To- MIR ChirI-s W. Fairfax, who
vii Tiil % ,g e 10 10 carroll arc I, snc@ R viii i ren Si at
ih. old oif;re Ne. 6i3 12th st. NV, and conduct
a sale. loaa and insurance business ,,
ief03t CHARLES W. FAIRFAX
NOTICE OF corAisrNERstiIr.
We the undersigned Charles T. s.ons 's.c-
ce-sor To- H. H. Stone Il Sorisl and Charles w
Fairfax ;of the late firm OF Digcc' Fairfax,
% ihe hrm % na1c am Of st"ne X rairfaa. for D., far;;
pose of conducting general real estate ,n s a,,
insurance business, together with the eoiiectoh
VI W. have onf. Of the rr,ost accessible AMI best
e,niptad offices in the city. and with our cx-
p,ri.iIcr Of over ten years of active real state
work. assure our irisnis eehts i Iri i,rsts
ers proper protection aad care OF iieir h'eieS's
n 5"5e Of ,s ySsr Fafr%' te hsirs soe'' s'o TO .
cii1i;i.Es W, FAlnFAS;
w, W = SJJ,YYoy fFoi;uEgIY WITH THE
late firm of Dsgcs Il Fairfax is now connected
Tel. So SioNf
d.Ese hourS. $50 to 3. sos F St NV
je1o-3t
WASHINGTON. - G. Juae /. 1897.
To patrons and tnr tri,ir sriFtaiiy EIr. Stew,
We have sold cat our business 10 Mrs>'S. ~,
Skinner Of l;aitn"rT Ma; We wsa ar ~
thank frigil, for their liberal Iitro'St AZ a
hope that they will favor olr successors VII"
M.ssrs stewart K skinner will control all o.
TIE Hrtny popular braulls of cigars that We nave
heretofore sold ,, o..
4 skinner and be in charge of the Washington
Ir.,i;c.i NJ the old stand. it'i Ia av,; W. NV mn,
lejo3t- SC'Ii " bito.
WHEREAS BY AN ACT OF CGNGi;E-Ss, Az
creme Court Of the District Of Column ia is EN-
powered and directed To examine ana AUDIT Tor
ssttlemt nj all cairns for Property iaS.n lnliI
Northern Liberty Market in 1St2. ard all claims
for payments made for the purchase rent or
use of any stall o privilege la said inIrk"t
Louise: Notice is hereby given 10 all persons has-
In such claims as herein specified 10 preseit TIE
same at uy office in the United States .'oI-t
In this city within ninety days after the
18th day of March. 1877. IS further provided by
the said act. otherwise the claims will not be
allowed JAS. q. PAINE, Auditor.
mI.16 t&ftojei3
would alml~t overwhem you Carpenters
and builders and those intending to build
should consult US in regard to the Lumber
and WCssiwsik- You'H t'nd estimate to
he lower than qualities warrant Wen
lie pl ased To have you test u.s.
Tlit'S- W. SMITH. LIST and Nnl ave Phone 2lI.
NiH and whtlVt>. foot 18th St. Sc. 'Pnone Dol
nsl. p 10
SiIi;TIUALISM- Mrs. EFFIE MCNEIL. CLAIR
NuSInt, business and test medium, 1911 pennt.
mye,-12t
Fol. BEATTY.
FOR PROFIT
soK HEALTH
jc3-tf Cleveland Park.
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FOi. BEAUTY.
For IRUFTT
sOR HEALTH
je3-tf Cleveland Park.
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SI'IRTTUAIISlI- MRS. EFFIE MCNEIL CLAIR
NuSInt, LGsiness and test medium, 1911 Pennt
ave mys,-12t
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THE MAGNITUDE Of OUR LUMBER STOCK

THE MAGNITUDE OF OUR LJIMI;Ei. STOCK
would aIn.~t overwhelm yoI. Carpenters
and bGiiId .rs-snd those Intending to build
should consult in regard to the Lumber
and Wtsslys,Ifk. YGu Il nd estimate to
lie lower JEan qualities warrant Well
he pl ascd To lave you test
TIiD>. W. SMITH. LIST and I'id Phone 2l7.
I.ii aud wiL,Iv,s. foot ith ST. Phone sol.
n. -: .lil. 10
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MIR W. f SHANNON FORMERLY WITH THE,
late firm of Dlsscs X Fairfax Is now c"hheeien
with our sales department.
s.t... h..-,rs S-21 tn = sos St NV
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L ne National Safe Deposit,
Savings and TRUST
Company,
CT the District Of Columbia
ccHNER 18TH ST AND NEW YORK AVE

u artered by special act CT Congress-
Jam. 1857. and acts of Oct. lsao mn, ro, ,s,,
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SANDEHS0N. Secretary. je1-2w'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHILE HAVING A FIT, WHY NlE .IkXE-A A
pcrfett ,st ting ort-thc kiud oar etitrawH fi.e
yen: tL,S,iy line of cainty eooi strh.;ef 3efess-
m. excellent comfort able wearing ss.its- Mide
''our-- way of tIii,Eins for oniy S-U. Remember.
II 'it no-rry with rs
j. FRED. GArC Hell y CO.,
,.,i 13.A 81 ap13-3m.S
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TATE. suiTAnLE FoE suBDIyIsIoX, FRONT,
EXrENDED 1BRh;mTwooD AVENUE, AND
LYING IMMEDIATELY soIrrM OF THE
TILE ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN H.
CLICK. ~ .,..a..,
Undersigned will sell at public auction. in front
Of the premises. on MONDAY, THE EIGHT
F F r 6Ah o. M h a1 Is Am mAt DE-
scribed land and premises. situate in the county
Of @ en stGs 81 son aes ana desT T
of the tract of land called Mount Pleasant be-
ginning for the same In the south line Of a lane
laid out by George Taylor to accommodate lots
sold OF by him to suncry persons. binding on said
lane the - said point of beginning being at the
(s9l., degrees west. forty t4U perches and twelve
hundredths u2-10O of perch from bound stone
stonc is marked A B. r. r.. i7si, and pn mniu
thence from the end Of said line north eiahty-nine
perchcs COS, and sixteen hundredths d6-1o0, Of
perch with said line the turnpike; thence south
three ana Ana quarter & d dST east eighteen S
perch with the east line of said turnpike thence
1S,n h and half % degrees
corner; thence in straight line to the beginning.
The given line north three-quarter 81 degrees east
seventeen 90 perches and sixty hundredths 800
100, Of perch. containing three 80 acres and
seventeen 90 perches. more or less.
Terms OF sale: One-third q 80 of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance In three equal
installments, payable in one two and three years
% yable semi annually. secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold, all cash. at the option
the time Of % All and reeosan ns
at the cost OF the purchaser. Terms OF sale to be
sale otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost of the defauting pur-
chaser or purchasers. after such notice as the
lion ToBRINER.. ---''s''
Trustees for the estate Of John H. Click
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. Oc5-d&ds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-STORY
BRICK AND STONE-FRONT HOUSE, NO 1917
STREET NcRTHWEST
By virtue Of certain deed of trust to us, dated
September l. 1897 and duly recorded in Iiber No
liza folio 49, ct seq, of the land records 81 The
District of Columbia and at the request OF the
purity secured thereby, We. the undersigned jn5i-
tees. will sell, al public auction in front o. ic
premises, SATURDAY, the SIXTEENTH ia
of OCTOBER AID. 1897, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM the following described land and
premises, situate in the city of Washington. in
tn. District Of Columbia. and designated as and
being lot s. in the Columbia College subdivision u
square hundred and ninet -four 194y, said
sui'd vision is recorded in Book G. H. b., page 1O1
in the Office of the surveyor the District Co.
lumbia. together with the improvements, consist
ing of the above mentioned house.
to lie paid in cash, and the balance In two equal
iIistallments, payable in and two years, with
interest at per cent per anaum. payable semi
annually from day of sale, for which notes of the
purchaser to be given secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold. all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. deposit of $3.50 will be re-
qured of the purchaser at the time of sale. All
cOnveyar cling. recording and notarial fees at the
Of the purchaser Terms of sale to be COM
piled with within ten days from day of sale, other
the trustees the right TO resell the
property the risk and ccst of the defaultng pur
chaser. SAMUEL, ]. SHEDD.
WILLIAM +. EDMONSTON
Trustees.
oc5-d&ds Address 500 9Th ST. NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE EtPROy-
SITE NEW CONGRESSIONAL. LIBRARY, BE.
ING HOUSES 103 AND 100 b STREET SOUTH
EAST AND VACANT LOT ADJOINING.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No.
1sIo7, will sell at public auction in front of the
TENTH, A. d. 1897, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
all that piece parcel Of land and premises lying
and being In the city of Washington. District of
Columbia known and distinguished and being
that part of lot numbered sixteen Q6), in square
numbered seven hundred and thfrty-two, that is
distance of twenty t20l feet from the northwest
corner Of said lot 81 street south, running
thence south THU eight feet five and one-iaif
inches 3S IT. 51a n) thence easteriy thirteen feet
G3l. thence south twenty-six feet t2G), theme
ensterly forty feet AZ. thence northery nifty
four feet CD five and e-half inches (5ID thence
westerly ffty-five feet 1851 to the place of be-
ginning. with all the buildings. improvements
rights privileges and appurtenances to the same
belonging or In any manner appertaining
Terms: One-third OF the purchase money to he paid
in cash. the balance in two equal nstallments ut
one and two years from day of sale the deferred
n yments to be represented by the of the urA
chaser or purchasers to bear interest at the rate of
SIX per centum 20 per annum from the date of
SALE interest payable semi annually to be secured
the purchase money may be paid in cash at the
option of the purchaser A deposit of two hundred
dollars tS2OO) must he paid when the property is
II ccked down. Terms to he complied with within
trustee reserves the right the property AT
the risk and cost of the Gefaultins purchaser All
conveyancing, recording ETC., be at the COST of
the purchaser or purchasers.
CHAS. W. DARR, Trustee,
Equity bldg, Nos 317 and 319 AZ st. NV.