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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-29

In Cuba the conditions are simply des-
Perate and hopeless for Spain, the Spanish
bondholcers andthe Sugar T ust-for allthe
interests, in fact, with which tie Hanna
Havemever Administration is identif ted
American public opinion would not tolerate
active Interference 10y the United States
in support OF those interests. but il u light
be scared into submission 10y the threat
of war with a European concert; at least,
80 il may be argued by linen and magnates
like Hanna, olney, Hale, Hoar, De Lone,
Long, Atkins, Havemeyer and PierponJ
Morgan. Indeed, the CUBAN situation is
80 acute that pol teal n eedum must come
to the island, unless Spain can secure inter
rention from some quarter. Spanish troops
are deserving daily 10y companies and bat
talions, carrying thell rms and Ammunition
with them. Yellow fever and dysentery
are striking down thousands of weylers
soldiers every week. Hardly a dav passes
that the patriot army does not take and
looU some spanish subulh, ana III Is
plain TO everybody in Havana that the
royal cause is lost beyond redemption, In
the absence Of immediate relief. These
are considerations for the lost sheep of
the suppressed House Of Representatives Ia
ponder. Oh! that they might pluck up
a little American courage, Dutch courage:
any kind of courage, and do something be
fore the nation is sunk in everlasting shame
10y Hanna and the gangl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-29
DEPARTMENTAL PERSONALS,

Senator Gear of Iowa was at the De-
partmcnt of the Interior yesterday.
Representative Stone of PENNSYLVANIA
called on Secretary Bliss Saturday
R. w. Joyce, civil service examiner. re-
turned yesterday from a tour through New
York.
Second Lieut.. Morton Fitz Smith, Tween
tieth Infantry, was at the War Department
today.
Mr.. VI. F. Halloran, of the Civil Service
Commission, has returned from his vaca-
ton in Maryland
Payinsster Edward Bellows, OF the naval
station at Norfolk. was one OF the Acting
Secretary's visitors yesterday.
Mr. Wakey, of the Civil Service Commits
sou.is spending his leave among the friends
OF his youth, in Middlesex county, Va.
Lieut.. n. A. Laird made an official visit
TO the Bureau of Navigation yesterday.
He is stopping at the Army and Navy Club
Pref. Marshal Oliver, of the Naval Acad-
envy, paid his respects TO Acting Secre-
tary Roosevelt yesterday. He is in town
on u brief visit.
Capt. Halleck, OF the watch force OF the
Department of the Interior, sustains social
relations with all the newspaper men who
haunt that department
Assistant Engineer Chester Wells, Of the
Texas, is at the Army and Navy Club. He
called on Engineerin-chief Melville yes
tcrday at the Navy Department
Commander c. F. Goodrich, president Of
the Naval War College, at Newport, r. L.
has finished his business with Acting Sec
rotary Roosevelt, and will return to New
port today.
Thomas Hxter, the new member of the
Dawes Commission, had an interview with
the Secretary OF the Interior Saturday,
and talked with the Commissioned OF In
dian Affairs yesterday
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-29

1t was a gala day for the wild aud woolly,
The East threw up its lily white hands and
for6edo over dutyof > o per cent al va lorem
on hides, instead OF the ptngley specific
Of l IL cents a pound. Then the road
agents allowed the East a consolation
pursc'in the shape of compensatory duties
fOrthc Leaf Observation-Disclosures Of hat region.
Everybody was happy; everybody, but the
Democrats and the few millions of Door
people who now will have to go bare
foot. The show presented other features:
but for their fun instructiveness and beauty
we must refer the reader 10 the news col
umns of our morning edition. The thought
of the dollar shoe of the poor going up
90 two dollars, and SO on, makes il i'm
possible for us 10 proceed with the narrative.
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in the Senate yesterday, owing to the
beat, the Wild West show was considerably
rewritten and shortened in caucus The
''scena finale, a" however-the attack Of the
cowboys Oh the stage coach labeled the
''Plain Pcople"-was given with every
attention to dramatic effect. The capture
of the coach and the surrender Of the occu-
and manufacturers, was pathetic in the
extreme ami would have drawn tears from
the eyes Of a campaign picture OF Mckinley.
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DEMOCRATS MEET.
Plan of Fusion for the Next Cam.
paign Agreed Upon.


Lincoln, Neb., June 29-The Democratic
party OF Nebraska was represented by
twenty-four leaders at banquet in Lin
coin last night. W. j. Bry an was the guest
of honor.
The occasion was the meeting of the
State central committee To arrange details
for the mex s tate convention. Incidentally
a fusion scheme was agreed upon by which
the Populists in the forthcoming State cam
paign should name the supreme court judge
and the silver Republicans and Democrats
each one State regent.
Mr.. Bryan, in his address, said that the
cause OF silver is growing in Nebraska, and
that he would demonstrate the fact when
tie time came for him to stump the
State littlelater Hs saidthe Republicans
OF the State were appealing to the ma
tional committee to help them on the
theory that if Bryan's own State should
repudiate silver it would aid materially To
injure the silver cause
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Election of Officers at Hya.tsviIIe.

Hyattsville, Nd, June 29.-At a meeting
of Golden Rule Lodge, No. As, I. O. NJ, held
at Mechanics Hall, Hyattsville, last night
the follow wing officers We're elected for the
ensuing six months: F. s. Schwab, wor-
thy master; ]. s. Brookbank, junior master;
W. Brooke Hunter, recording secretary; F.
F. Dreeves, conductor; William Kretschmar,
chaplain. The following Committee was
appointed to make arrangements for en-
PERTAINING the Grand Lodge of Maryland,
which will hold its next meeting at the
Masonic Temple in Hyattsville next
March; W. Brooke Hunter, r. L. Payne, J.
a. johnson, Jr.; E. L. IIouseman, F. F.
nreeves, Simon Levenstein and William
KretScEmar.
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1e2S- Ok dos, I3t,em
THOMAS BOWLING

THOMAS BOWLING & CO, Auctioneers,
6l2 L Street N W
lRtl STEES' SALE OF YALUABL F. LOTS
ON THE PALISADES OF THE PO-
C-INTERsECTION OF CON
DIT AND NEW CUT ROADS. DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
by virtue OF a certain deed Of trust,
dated the 18Th day OF November A D.,
iSSd. ana duly recorded in Liber No
1888, folio 1926, ct seq, one OF the land
records OF the District OF COlum bia, and
at the request OF the party secured thereby,
We VIII sell at public auction in front Of
the premises, on THURSDAY, the Sth
gay OF July, 1897, at O'Clock p. M, all
those certain pieces or parcels Of land and
premises situated in the County of Wash
lngtOn. District OF Columbia, and known
ana designated as follows TO wit. Lots
tnTee t23l, both incl, and thirty-five $3.50
70 foHy-siX t46), both incl. in the sub
division made by Jacob P Clark and
Edward h. COttrel, trustees Tor paT- Of
lot NO. One ~ in subdivision Of tract
or land called White Haven" among the
heirs OF A bner Cloud for the Palisades OF
the Potomac Land Improvement Company,
SAM subdivision being recorded in th9
Office OF the surveyor of the District OF
Columbia in Book. County 8, pageI0
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the
balance In one and two years, the deferred
payments 10 be represented by the notes OF
the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate
OF six 60 per Centum per annum from day
OF sale. pa yable serni-auuuaIl Y. and secured
by fiTstdeed OF tIuStOn the property sold
or all cash, AT the option of the purchaser.
All COnveyancinE. recording and nOtarial
ices at purchasers cost 4 deposit OF $50
on each lot Will be required at time OF
sale, and { terms OF sale are not complied
win within ten days from ia - OF sale the
trustees reserve the right % resell TIE
property a the iiSk and cost OF tlcfaulting
purchaser after such public ADVERTISEMENT
as they may deem proper and necessary.
WILLIAM W. A YRES,
Trustee. b
WILLIAM T.. LEWIS
Trustee.
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Able-bodied rumors OF a European con-
cert, TO prevent the annexation OF Hawaii
&C the United States, emphasize the hu-
initiating position in which this country
has been placed 10y Clevelandism and Han
naism. Theystrengthent the suspicion which
this journal for weeks has entertained,
that Japan has not been alone and unsup-
ported in the truculent attitude which,
from the beginning, the Mikado's govern
ment has assumed in relation &c the island
repahlic. There are good rea sons for he
lieving thatthe rumorsare not without fcun-
daticn. The obtuseness, cowardice OF cor
rupt:on, or all three, that led 60 the with
drawal OF the Harrison treaty, have left the
situation in such state that there is an
opening, quite sufficient from a diplo-
matte point CT view, which Great Britain
and other interested powers now can take
advantage OF, in an attempt to block ;Le
Hawaiian ambition and policy OF the
UniteG States.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-29

The man who in a few short years works
himself to death for the sake of his family
commits most foolish sin. Nothing in
this world is ever gained by being in too
big a hurry. The man who takes things
reasonably slow and easy comes out ahead
in the long run, lives long, enjoyable life,
and leaves a competence for his family.
Moreover, men who take the right care of
their health, can safely do double the
amount of work that unhealthy men can
stand. The man who negiects his health
and overworks is blowing a furrow with
death at the plowhandles.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
a marvellous medicine for hard working
men and women. It is the great blood
maker and blood-purifer. 1t builds firm,
healthy flesh, muscle and nerve fiber. 1t
gives the glow of health to the pale cheeks
of sickness. II cures nervous prostration
and exhaustion, wasting diseases of all
kinds and % per cent. of all cases of con-
sumption, bronchial, throat and kidney dis
eases. 1t gives corpulent people power and
vitality without superfuous flesh. Drug
gists sell it.
al have used DR. Pierce's medicine especially
the Golden Medical Discovery with much
benefit" writes Mr. Chas. Faulhaber, Of Brown
lee Cherry Co., Neb. Some time ago ! was
troubled with great distress in my arms and
hands; got so bad at last could not sleep at
night. thought II was rheumatism in the mus
cies of my arms that caused the trouble. be
gan taking the Golden Medical Discovery and
soon felt a decided improvement. Before had
taken the second bottle the aching was gone, and
1t has not returned"
Can't work-constipation. Brain dull,
body lazy - constipation. DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation, surely,
safely, swiftly, permanently. One little
Pellet" is a gentle laxative, and two
mild cathartic. They never grippe. Drug
gists sell them.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-29
THE MICROBE OF THE KISS.
Oscillation Barred at Il Preshyter ian
Picnic for Hygienic Reasons.

Ejaculation Barred at Presbyterian
Picnic for Hygienic Reasons.
Burlington, ". j., June Gan edict
has gone forth against kissing on the
annual picnic or the Presbyterian Sunda y
school, which takes place in the Bustle-
ton woods Oh Wednesday. The young
folks OF the congregation are disCOn-
ISOLATE. The officers of the school, who
Issued the edict, claim that there are mill
ions OF microbes in the sweetness OF d
single kiss, and that the move was made
from 4 hygieuic standpoint. Some time
ago an argument was started that dane
ing, 10 which the church generally OBJ
ieCtcd, was not as bad as the kissing
games played at the Sunday school pic
MICS. To be consistent the Presbyterian
church shut down on both, and the chances
are that the youth and beauty OF the
congregation will migrate TO the Baptist
and Methodist Sunday schools, W here kiss
ing still gees.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-29
willard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Cinematographe was displayed at
Willard Hall last night TO a large audience,
and ever and anon the spectators empha-
sizcdtheir approvalby applause. The views,
Of which there were forty, were presented
with much clcarness. Many OF the pic
lures had to be produced more than once
in response to the demand OF the audience.
Several Of the ever popular American ' iews
were thrown upon the screen. but y ma
jority Of the pictures were foreign and
novel The French express, babies quar-
rel, and AIilanese bathers were especially
well received During the brief Engagement
OF the Cinematographe three presentations
will occur daily.
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SERIOUS oFFENSE ALLEGED.
Baltimore Man Arrested Charged
With Passing Roprs Checks


With Passing Bogus Checks.
Philadelphia, June ga man giving
his name as EaIl IIaICourt, of Baltimore,
and giving the CaIrolltOn Hotel S his refer
ence, was arrested here toda ON the charge
of passing bogus checks. lie is said TO be
wanted in Baltimore on a q aIge OF embez-
element, and is held a POLICE headquarters
without Lail pending heating today. Har-
court stopped at the Bellevue, add, IL is
alleged, attempted TO pass bogus checks
there. Later lie is taid 10 have made re-
peatcd attempts TO pass the same checks on
Chestnut street merchants.
Mr.. James r Shannon, manager of the
Carrollton Hotel, baltimore, said he didnot
know Harcourt. He said q young man
whom he supposeS TO he IIarcourt arrived at
the hotel June % and registered under the
name of Gerald Desmond, Of New York.
Desmond had little hagGa &c, an d the next
morning he was asked to settle his account.
lie demurred and said lie was Iespon ihle
as he represented a Ia rye shoe house in Bos-
ton. His baggage was held, but later he
returned, paid his bill and depa rted.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-29

On yesterday the suppressed House Of
Representatives met aroand the feet OF
che autoorat's throne, and "adjourned''
with bis benediction, in the blessed hope Of
early committee assignments. And every
brave elected representative OF the people,
rs he hed him homeward gazed at The
waving ensign over the House, and at the
proud figure OF Liberty on the dome OF the
Capitol, and, slapping his noble breast,
SuIa!''
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-29
MRS. SUTTON WANTS DAMAGES.
Husband Killed by the Building Col
lanse In Seprember's Cyclone.


lapse IN September's Cyclone.
A damage suit, growing out or the col
lapse OF the building at 1915 Pennsylvania
avenue during the destructive cyclone hero
last September, vas filed yesterday toy Mrs
louisa Sutton, widow of George " SUIT
ton, the cook in Kelley's restaurant, W no
was killed by the falling walls. Mrs Sut-
ton sues William Stone A bert, Glenn Brown.
David T Cisscl, John a. Schneider. and
Charles F Schneider for S15. 1000. alleging
that the accident was due TO carelessness
on their part.
She alleges that the defendants neglect
20 see that the walls were safe as was
their duty, and permitted the building to
be erected carelessly, negligentiy, and in
an understandable manner, and of insult.
fiCient materials and workmanship, aud lid
not brace II sufficiently to prevent its tie.
ing blown down. That the walls did not
contain sufficient mortar, and that the
iron girdcrs were improperly placed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-29
TransnosIng the Plays.

Instead OF Innocent as Lamb" which
the Columbia stock announced for next
week, they will produce "A Scrapot Paper"
and postpone the other play a week. This is
10 give Miss Alberta Gallatin more aus
piciOus debut, and TO give Mr.. Barows a
short part between two long ones in "A
Bad Lot and Innocent as a Lamb"
The change will be agreeable to the patrons,
who want 10 see Miss Gallatin in "a good
part, AMI don't want TO see JImm : Barrows
oTerwoTkel.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO, Auctioneers,
612 l. st. NV

4 x a
6l2 l. st. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
LOTS ON THE PALISA DIES OF TIE
POTOMAC, CONDUIT ROAD, D. C.-By
virtue Of "A certain deed OF trust. dated the
thirteenth ti3thJ day OF November, a. D.
1892, aud duly recorded In LbeF No. 1863,
Foilo 800 ct seq. one OF the land TecoTtS
request OF the parties secured thereby,
we will sell at public auction IN front OF
the premises on THURSDA 7. the Sth Jay
of JULY, 1897, at 3 o. clock y. m, all
those certain pieces or parcels OF land and
premises situated in the County OF WASH
ngtOn, District OF Columbia, and known
ami designated AS follows, tO-wit: Lots
numbered eight go aud nine ~, IN block
numbered eight ~, In subdivision made
by Edward r. COttrell and Jacob +. Clark,
trustees, of lot three t3f and part OF
lot two ~, in White Hayen-fOT the PaIi-
sades or the Potomac Land Improvements
Company, as such subdivision is recorded
10 county book z page SO, ia the office OF
the surveyor OF tue District OF Columbia
Terms OF Sale-Lot eight co. to be sold
subject To prior trust or five hundred
lS5OOl dollars and d per cent interest
from October 4, 1875, the amount realized
over and above this amount TO be paid In
cash; lot nine t9l one-tldTd cash and the
balance in one and two years, the de
feTred payments To be represented by the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest
at the rate of SIX 81 per centum per dnnun
from day of sale, payable semi-annually
and secured by first deed OF trust on the
OF the purchaser. All conveyaucing, re-
coTdng and notarial fees at purchasers
cost A deposit OF 500 ON each LOT
will be required at time OF sale, and II
terms of sale are not complied with
within ten days from day or sale the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser, after such public advertise
ment as they may deem proper and neces-
sary. a
VIM E. LEWIS, Trustee r
JOSEPH Z. HURST, Trustee .
1e24-d&ds
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Lyceum-wood Sisters Company,

This is the last week OF the season at
Herman popular Lyceum Theater. The
attraction chosen to close the season is
the Wood Sisters Burlesque Company.
The talent displa yed last night were spe-
cialties 10y Sam Green, the mOnologuist;
Kennedy and Bryce, in their sketch, Have
a Care Pearl Stevens, the soubrette;
the two Ryans and Katharine Rowe Palmer
In her ContOItioD dances. "A Whirl OF
Pleasure opened the bill, and IL was
closed with THE Bad Mr.. Best
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Cha rged With Wife Beating,

Frederick, Nd, June 29.-David e.
BruncT. OF near Frederick, was released in
500 bail by Police Justice Riser yesterday,
charged with wife beating. The warrant
was sworn out at the instance of his fife,
who testified before the magistrate that her
husband on Friday last tied her to a fence
post with a hitching strap and then bea Their
about the body until she was bruised in
painful manner.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-29
URUGUAY REVOLT SPREADING.
Provisional Government Established
by Rebels In Rivera.

Buenos Ayres, Argentina, via Galveston,
Tex, June ga telegram from Monte
video, Uruguay, states that the govern
ment has received information to the ef-
fees that the rebels have established a pro-
vIsiOnal government in Rivera.
The revolutionary forces are now being
distributed over all the northern part OF
Uruguay, with the view OF driving back the
government troops wherever possible and
taking possession. Four hundred OF tho
rebels who were recently captured IN
Argentine territory have been released
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Before Leaving Washington for The Summer
subscribe for THE TINES. The Morning
and Sunday Editions soiH be mailed TO you
fer thirty fire cents a D'onth-the Morning,
Evening and Sunday Editions for ffty. Ad
dresses changed as often as desired
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AAICSEAfENTS.
WILLARD HALL.
Commencing MONDAY. June %

WILLARD HALL.
Commencing MONDAY, June %.
For brief engagement, daIly at go,
40, $40, return OF the wonderful
CISEMATUGRAPHE
40-American ana foreign views-+O-
Including the beautiful and pathet tic
BABIES QUARREL and the funny re-
veTscd view of the Milanesc bathers. Pre-
sentiug for the first time in Washington
all the effects OF sound, making a per-
Torrance or It's kind that has never been
equaIed. Popular prices: Adults, 25c.
Children, 15c. Special Saturday afternoon
performance Ali cnIidren, loo. 1e29-tf
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Je26-dSds
THOMAS BOWLING 4 co. Aucti0neerS,
bl2 h street northwest

THOMAS BOWLING 4 co, AuctiOueerz
6l2 h street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF An UNDIVIDED
ONE-FORT YNINTH INTEREST IN
EAIUA BILE REAL ESTATE IN
WASHINGTON. ID. L.
By virtue OF decree passed April "a,
1897 in equity cause No. 179U6, supreme
court District or Columbia. entitled Cohen
ct al VS. William c. Hauptman ct al. the
undersigned trustee Will offer for sale at
public auction at the auction rooms Of
Thomas Downing. No. 6iE + street north
west, On TUES DAY, THE 9Th DA I OF
JULY, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, the interest
or william {. Hauptman in the north 26
Feet front on Eleventh street by depth OF
lot D, square 33S; the east l Z feet front
on L street by the depth of original lot 4,
square 264; lot , aud the north 3 feet {
inches fTOnt ON Twelfth street OF lot IA
IN Robert Brent 5 recorded SubdlvisiOn OF
square 353, as recurdedin Book y. X, page
2Ol. lots 45, 81 and Is in T FT4IaElin
Schneider subdivision or square IS3, as
recorded in Book IT page 122. and in all
other parcels of land, ir any, In the Dis
tnCt or Columbia, or which Francis Z.
Hauptman died seized
Terms OF sale. All cash A deposit Of
S2Oo 20 be made at the time CT sale.
IeTms OF sale To lie complied with within
ten days, otherwise property may be re-
sold at risk and cost Of defaultIng pur-
chaser COnveyanCing at purchaser : cost.
FREDERICK l. SIDDONS q. Trustee, .
Washington Loan and Trust Building.
1c24-I t-eodSdS- EN-
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A Sister of Father Mcclure Dead.
la Plata. Nd, June 29.-The death Of
Mrs. II. Frank Green, OF Charles county, oc-
CURED ut her home, "Green Park" at 4 a.
m. yesterday. Mrs. Green was Miss Nc
Guire. adSterofthe famous Father MCGUIRE
OF Washington
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING Il CO. Auct Cneers
81 z T. 81 Iepf N


TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF Wa , H
lNGTON, NEAR THE BOWEN ROAD
AND THE DISTRICT LINE.
BY Virtue OF a deed or trust. dated
June 20, eS3, recorded IN liter No. 1890,
iOiIO 3l6, ct seq, or the land records for
the DlstTlCt OF Columbia, we will offer
Tor sale on the premises, on SATURDAY,
July 10. 1897, at O'Clock .. ID, IaIt Of
certain tract Of land called ''BTOthers'
Joint Interest" and known as lot No.
eight t5b Of Il. ID. Carpenters survey OF
sand tact, made November / 8, 1853, con-
tanning four acres or land, mOTe or less,
and otherwise known as part % 'NOnsucn."
SAID lot ffOuts on piiNate road leading
INTO Bowen road, Is bounded on the 81. by
the line between the District Of Columbia
and Maryland, and IL improved 10y fame
dwelling and outhOuses.
Terms OF sale. ODe-half cash, Of " hiCh
$40 must he paid at the tine Of sale as a
deposit, balance In equal amounts at 8 and
: months fIOm the day Of sale. for wn.cn
the purchasers notes must lie given, bear
ing interest from the day Of sale at 8 ger
cent per annuH, and secured by deed Of
trust on the property. n the terms OF sale
are not complied with In ten days from day
OF sale, the trustees reserve the right 10
resell at the risk ana cost Of the defauliing
purchasers, after < GAYS pubic notice
RICHARD L MOKSELL,
W. BLADEN JACKSON,
Trustees.
fe2S-d,XdO L II ON