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RAIN WOULD INJURE COTTON, BUT WOULD HELP LATE GARDENS AND PAS.
 TUREs.
CORN CROP VERY POOR
Field Peas, Late Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Turnips and sorgum
 Generally Failure
MRs. E. ATKINSON.

LITTLE ROCK Sept 2S.-The mean temperature for the week has aver aged 2.G degrees per day below the normal. warm days and cool nights being the rule. The days hays generally been clear with more than the normal amount of sunshine and no rain whatever. Light frosts ec- cured in exposed Localities on the 2Ist and 22d, but did no damage ex- -cept in a very few localities
 Cotton has opened rapidly and picking is general and making rapid progress. In some localities cotton is gathered at one picking, while in others 10 to l5 per cent remains after being picked over once. The condi. ton of the crop has steadily deterio. rated during the week, the top crop promising absolutely nothing, the young bolls drying up and dropping off. Generally, the crop is below an average and but little. If any, better than last year. Nlth iaYordb ble weather the crop will he picked dur ing the ensuing month.
 Corn is being gathered and is turn ing out very poor crop, and gener ally there will not be enough made to last until the next crop Is made.
 Field peas, late potatoes, sweet potatoes, tnrnips and sorgnm gener ally a-failurc.
 Pastures are burned up. stock water is searse. wells are failing and forest fires are reported in severa localities.
 Rain vonld iniure cotton, but would help late gardens. furnish water. and put he ground in eondi tion for following aud fall seeding.
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MASSACHUSET
 DEMOCRATS.
RE. ENACT THE CHICAGO PLAT
 FORM.
geo Fred williams Nominated For Governor by a Riotous Con-
 yentIon

woRcHEsrER. Mass, Sept 29.-- Gaaree Fred Williams, of DeAham. wes yesterday nominated for gov. erner of Massachusetts by the Demo- cratic state convention. on plat- form tbat squarely indorses that adopted by he national convention et Chicago last summer.
 The other nominees are:
 Lleutenant-governor. Christopher r. Callahan, of Holyoke; Secretary, c D. Nash, of Whitman; Attorney General. John X. O'Keefe, of Lynn; Treasurer and Receiver General, r. !. Watson. of Boston: Auditor ! l.. Ckallfoux, of Lowell
 The convention was so disefderly at times as almost to require the in- tergention of the police.
 George Fred Williams was the principal figure in the convention. There was no opposition to his nom inatIon for governor, but his insist ence on the turning down of old party leaders, who were lukewarm in support of himself md Bryan last fall, created a tnmult at the onset before permanent organization had been effected.
 Congressman Fitzgerald was or dered to his seat when he attempted to speak, and his adherents at one time threatened to sustain him by force. Finally order was partially restored, and after q speech hs Mir. Williams. recess was taken. The con ventien reassemhled at 3:25 o'clock.
 John T. Rice was elected perman- eAt chairman.
 Congressman Fitzgerald obtained the floor and said he and his iiiends felt insulted 1t the decisions ofChair- man Doherty: The convention squelehed Congressman Fitzgerald by passing vote of confidence in Mr. Deherty
 The platform, which is lengthy document. opens with reaflirma- tion of allegiance to the principles enunciated by the Democratic national convention at Chicago in lS96, and expresses appreciation of the campaign waged ny Mir. Bryan.
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NOT SCARLET FEVER.
The Dreaded Mamdy Was Not the Cause of Her Chitd's Death. Declares Mrs. E.
 Atkinson
Atkinson

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Sept g, 1897. To the Editor of the GRAPHIC: Please correct tue statement you made in your paper Monday, that haze "scarlet fever" at my house, for it it is not true. 1 lost n child last Friday night from what the doctors termed diptheria, Out l doubt it being that. as one of the doctors dis puted it Friday morningl, and we have no new case, in fact no sickness in the family except q baby who has been sick nearly nil of his life and Is nearly a year old, and he has no fe- yer of any kind, 1 reckon we have as healthy looking children as any one in town. I refer anyone that does not believe this statement to Drs. I'rntileton and Williams, Us they are the physicians that saw my child that died Please publish this stutemcnt in your paper.
 Very Respectfully.
 MRs. E. ATKINSON.
 769 Pine street
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GEORGE TIRED wILLIAAIs.

The Democratic nominee for Gov- ernor of Massaehusettes. George Fred Williams, was born in Dedham. Mass, July 10. 1852 In 1872, after graduating from Dedham High and from Dartmouth, he went ahroad, pursuing his studies in the universities of Heidelberg and Berlin. He was admitted to the bar in Bos- tou in 1875, and has built up lucrn-
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tive practice. In 1878 he edited Williams Citations Of Massuchns- cts Cases, and from 1880 to 1887 he edited volumes ten to seventeen of .'The Annual Digest of the United States" Mir. Williams left the Re- publican party in 1884 and attained considerable prominence in the Cleve- lnnd-Blaine campaign. He is known as the "Original Mugwump.o He served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1889, and was elected to the Fifty-third Congress as Democrat.
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THE GRAND LEADER.
Will Have Their Grand Fall Open
 ing Next Week.

The Grand Lender, the j. H.. Eddins Dry Goods Co., will give their grand fall opening of millinery.
 wraps. dress-gaods, etc. on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, October I, and 6, on which occasion will be displayed all the latest creations from Paris and Ber- lin in millinery and wraps. A cordial invitation is extended all 10 call. Watch for their radyertisement
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\ Verdict of Guilty.

MONTICELLO, Sept. 29.-The Skip- per murder case, which has occupied the time of the court for several days, given 10 the jury yesterday at 5:3O D. III. The jury was closeted all night, and it the conyening of court this morning brought in 2 verdict Of guilty. The counsel for the defendants. Jim Redd and Alex Johnson, made q motion for new trial,
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H. c. RATHER
To Again Become the Cashier of the
 Citizens Bank.

" N% 0sAA @~NNNAA eAtS NAShNANA va fAAS
 Citizens Bank.
 Mr. H. z. Rather formerly of this city, but for several year past head accountant Of the German National Bank, of Little Rock, has resigned his position in that institution to again become tho cashier Of tLe Git izens Bank, of this city, vice H. Riley, recently resigned.
 Mr Rather was formerly cashier of the Citizens Bank and resigned his position with this financial insti- tuition to accept position with the German National Bank, which he now resigns to return to Pine Blus.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fathers friends will gladly welcome them to Pine Bluff.
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4 crises has occurred in the span ish Cabinet. The Cainet has re signed and Queen Regent has sum moned Senor Sagasta, the Radical leader, to organize q new ministry Sagasta is said to favor autonomy for the Cnbans and Weyler's recall
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Broke His Leg.

Frank Stanley, q plumber employ ed by the LittleRock pInmbing Com pany and working at the federal building annex, fell distance Of
 twenty feet while at.work yesterday, breaking his leg and sustaining other painful injuries. He is now resting easy, but will be confined to his bed some time yet Little Rock Gazette
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A Prominent Physician Dead

ycEsurRG, Sept. 29.-Dr. A. J. Phelps, wealthy planter and lately president Of the Mississippi levee board. died last night at Nita Yuma, Miss. He was Grants surgeon-Gen- eral in the siege of Nicksbufg.
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The Kaufman Bazaar will hold its Grand Fall Opening of dress goods and millinery on Monday and Tnes
 day, October 4th and 9th. The Bazaar has large and superb stock, and It's opening exhibit will he some thing grand. See the anns,iaeement Of the Bazaar elsewhere in tlis issue
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The Monticello Fair will begin on october l2 and continue five days. It promises to be the grandesr Fair eyer held in tie growing little city Of Monticello.
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NEWS IN BRIEF

The Republicans, Tuesday, uom- mated Gen. Beni r. Tracy for Mayor Of Greater New York.
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(. S. Troy < O., wholesale and retail fruit dealers at Little Rock. made an assignment yesterday.
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Police Court.

Only one case appeared before Judge Bro WI this morning. That was Dave Warlock charged with vagraney. He vas fined $i0.
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\ white woman of unsavory char aeter was found hanging to tree in the mouE tains of Virginia yesterday. It is thought that she was hung by n mob.
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Nearly all the towns in East and Central Texas have declared a shot gun quarantine against Houston. The Texans are greatly and peed- lessly alarmed.
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Articles of incorporation for the Deekerville, Osceola and Northern Railroad Company were filed with the Secretary of State Wednesday,
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Ex-Senator Joe blacltharn ad. dressed large crowd at4 Mayiela. Ky. Tuesday.
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Thirteen people nt Venus. Texas. were poisoned yesterday from eating ice cream.
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Judge Dnff,y. of the Hot Springs Judicial Circuit, severely excorlated Sunday saloon keepers in hls charge to the grand jury.
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The yellow fever situation in no worse. The disease has not ap- peaFed outside the already afflicted cities and towns
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There Is $lS3.5l6.l0 in the state Treasury, $l4l,470 being in gold coin.
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The Memphis Confederate reunion has been postponed until November r and IS.
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" C. Ward. the Sunday school teacher arrested at Mulberry, Ark, for insulting Il young lady, has been placed in jail at ozark.
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The Knights of Labor of Arkansas hayc elected Martin Irons Master Workman.
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Mr. Baldeser, proprietor oi the Main Street Randy Kitchen. Informs us that on tomorrow be will begin to receive and serve oysters. He has recently made an addition to his tent, and now has anicely fitfed-un room for serving the pnbiic with oysters and light arinka. e29a2t
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WILL GARLAND WEEDS.
Miss Cora McPhersop, One of Benton's Lovliest Daughters,
 the Bride.

BENTON. ARK, scp. ;0.-At : o'clock yesterday afternoon Mir. Will Garland, of Alexander. son of ex- Attorney General 4. II. Garisnd. led to the altar one of Benton's loveliesf daughters. Miss Cora MePherson. Mir. Garland is we'll known in Little Rock and Washington City. where he resided number of years. The bride is beautiful and refined. She Is. loved and esteemed by all who know her.
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The Queen Of Greece declares that Emperor William Of Germany k the worst enemy Greece has.
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The new Yteamer Robert F. Lee. of the Lee line of steamers, has arrived at Memphis.
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october sth is Nebraska Day" at Nashville Exposition at which time Hon. ". ]. Bryan will deliver an ad- dress.
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Texas is badly scared up over re ports of yellow fever in that State.
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Boston and Baltimore won game each yesterday with Boston still in the lead for the penant.
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C.. S. Troy < O., wholesale and retail fruit dealers at Little Rock. made an assignment sesterday. Ex-Senator Joe f,lacltbnrn ad. dressed q large crowd at Mayfield. Ky. Tuesday.
 Thirteen people ot Venus. Texas. were poisoned yesterday from eating ice cream.
 The Memphis Confederate reunion has been postponed until November IT and IS.
 The Knights of Labor of Arkansas hayc elected Martin Irons Master Workman. The Queen Of Greece declares that Emperor William Of Germany k the worst enemy Greece has. 
 Boston and Baltimore won game each yesterday with Boston still in the lead for the penant
 Texas is badly scared up over re ports Of yellow fever in that State.
 The new teamer Robert E. Lee. of the Lee line of steamers, has arrived at Memphis.
 october sth is Nebraska Day" at Nashville Exposition at which time Hon. W ]. Bryan will deliver an ad- dress
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769 Pine street
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-12
EisI1oTrcA DE- sIA CoRREspoNDENc1A DE PusRToR Rico"

Hay dos cases -dijolas que coocsn casa de una
ancana mpetente, soa ayaa enterma de una ao
de NAL earaeer caprchos nala la sarna saa
narres ntorunads que paan Ell pnrgatoo en- este nun
do que deberan If ancas de porte arao puhcadas per
los alos de fortuna que han sufrido.
FL selo QalIe: acerco sia Ia de Ia oyen tomo un
toHo mas Ia
Hay que puelen decrse que rodeandoe dc
mistero.
vado soltero para cuiarse de Ia ygar as asnntos
aeompaare yajes hacer, lin, que aburra s
No ocuo que IA 1lica co.ocaclon verdaderamente
sgradabe venta que mue oven pobre puede de-
Ahoa ben para las coscacones de acabmos
haar presena ninguna de las c9ndcones Decesarla
para teneIs todas
ain atrevo deelr que que una persona ias
alto grado.
Ell antique comercante avarzb de sus manos hacia
la ,nano derecha de Teresa. Ella Ia RETRO suaVemene
FL senior Outlet no Sc inmut6 continue:
-Sois oven; hcrmosa; entro de pocos das e>taics
sobre odo conseguls deseca las peo
cuacones que atormentan enconAs en- TN en- ura II
tuacio que pene hbaros enguae del que clerta III
genuilades espantarian
Teresa no despeg6 los sio pero haba puesto palda
FL senior Outlet de.uyo por ESQ.,
No haies sido casida sin embargo tenes un AiJ9-
oh. ;scior!
= por que caarlo? - IIabtis tenido que atsnionar
pas conecuenea de as creais que os 10 eritico
Expongo heco dgo Z! ropeario Sc aprorecho del
decaimento de de inqnina apodesancese de las s
manos que ella habia tapado la cara repit'o
Os dgo que soy rieo rico ore cree seera inad
70 no sasto NADIA gandes economis me gus
ais puedo hacer feicdad uereis e!oeaeion:
No Ia Ia hay para las 6venes tan hefmosas
como vos las pagan compaeenclas que H. neeeo e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-12
RCos Y P0BRES
-lPara cue os ayude bascar una colocasion.

-lPara que os ayude bascar una coocaeon.
81, sehor.
Estaban en- ell portal Outlet dreisnloe haea
la habitaeldn de Ia portera, dio Teresa:
-haemos squl, estaremos mejor para habar La selora
Guinard ha lido hacerme recalito
Entro el primeo, sin ceremonial, d6 sila Teresa
tom6 otra para 81.
Bdeno hablad con franqusza sqat es 10 que qusei.?
pregunt6 q 10 joven
-Colocarme.
lPero como? Como doncela: ;eono cocinera? ;como
seforita de almactn de compalia2 como noaa horss
ota de 70 dependeue de casa
de Duval? Eegid.
Rectifc6:
Al decir eegid he querdo decir: ;Cual de
paciones gugta mas?
Teresa eontesto muy indecisa mas inquieta alu.
NO 10 se. Iodo 10 que &c que neceso gsnar dinero
para paga aquiler de para vestrme para vy
palabra.
afadi5 mas baio
~ para mi hiio.
No cnernezcamos Hablemos erendad
Essmos para habar raZonabemene quisieras po.
servr..
-Mientras posibie....
Decd que quisitras
rs veriad.
Os feieio, desde luego porque ninguna de
admra No ois de que menos de estar loca
mu casada Pasemos. Florista
bes ell ofcio moista tampoco courera 10 mismo Sc
a aprendizsje paga No podtis esperar Se0ora
amactn misma hsoria. 4 meros de
esas tenduchas donde nada Caera, tai
pueda ;Teneis buena letra:
Regular.
10 ntentaremos; peTo mug escabroso. Hay mucha
competenca Los suedos siendo cada Nos
queda como aba salvaci6n la de la seert de compaa
FL senior Outlet mord6 os ablos
Evening star., 1897-06-05
AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE. &c.
Today.

Today.
G. G. Sloan & Co., AuCts., 1407 G st. NV
Trustees sale OF property the Canal road on
Saturday, June ). at $50 O'Clock pm Thomas l..
Waters and Edwin Forrest. trustees
Ratclife. Sutton K Co.. Aucts. y20 Pa ave. NV.
Trustees sale of dwelling No 1873 Mass. me-.
Saturday. June ), at 80 O'Clock pm. Henry
Wise Garnett and W. Z. EmOnston trustees
Thomas J. Owen. Auct-. 913 st. n-w.-Mort-
gagee's sale Of real estate in Montgomery county,
Md. saturday. June s. at O'Clock pm.
Mortsagre's sale of real estate in Takomn Park.
on Saturday, June 5. at 4:aO O'Clock pm. II. Kyd
Douglas, attorney.
Monday.
Ratciire, Sutton & Co. Aucts., 920 a NV
Trustees sale of Aaron the Marlboro road,
on MonLay. June Z, at $50 o'clock pm. John A.
Baker, surviving trustee.
Ratclife, Sutton & Co.. Aucts.. 920 Pa. ave. NV.
Trustees sale of dwelling, 100 Florida
on Monday. June :. at O'Clock pm. John Taylor
Arms and Geo. H. r. White, trustees.
g. G.. Sloan & Co.. Aucts., 14Oi q st. nw.-lrus-
tees sale Of dwelling. 40 E st. me-. on Monday.
June T. at 8 o'clock pm. Charles NJ. Simpson and
Alexander T. Hensey, trustees.
Thomas ]. Owen, Auet., 913 st. nw.-Trustees
sale of improved and unimproved real estate on
Grant road. in Tenleytown, ID. C., on Monday,
June T. at $50 o'clock pm. Albert E. Shoemaker,
trustee
Duncanson Bros. Aucts.. 9th and d SITS. NV
Trustees sale of dwelling 1875 Goth ST. NV. on
Monday June 8, at O'Clock pm. Louis d. Wine
and Clarence b. Rheem. trustees.
Thomas Bowling & Co., Aucts., G12 E st. nv
Sale of unimproyed property at Suitland, Prince
Georges county, Md, on Monday, June Z, at 4:3O
O'Clock pm.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY&
puNCANsoN BROS, AUCrlONEERs.

TRUSTEE 2 : :. SALE : OF VALUABLE PRorEErY
sTREET NORTH WEST: 22i3 TWE1FTH
Ns T1snEF ooSaT S1nrHMs aSnTWiES ss5 nS6
TENTH STREETS AND vERMONT ANENUE
E1FkTHwRT EFHar sa9E,ursSp ASD so7 FOURTEENTH
Ct ssiss Gf Il fse ssDss%.
tie times bereinsfter mentioned in frunt Of the
respective premises. the following descri6ed real
JUNE, AID. 1877 AT HAIFPAsr FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. iets 20 and 50. in Nathan ".
Fizgerald's subdivision Of lots IN square No l;s
records Of the once Of the surveyor of the Dis
trict OF Columbia together with tie improvements
thereon, Nos. 1906-19o7 Seventeenth street north
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. OF THE SAME DAY,
the full depth Of lot numbered s, in Starr and
e
soss lots sna s1aare sss
Of once of the 1nV Of Fl Dis
@ trict OF ct ColImSit impr wed BY houses numbered
On Friday 6a TIE s1stG3 MEvESTT sSH DAY OF JUNE
AD. 1897. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK PM. lot g, in
w. II. IaIlmadge's subdivision Of lots in square
folio g. Of Il. record. q the once 1 Of the sur @
veyor OF the District of Columbia. improved by
Terms Of sale: One third cash, balance in
equal dnstallments payable in one and two years,
he sC on AM
each Of the parcels sold will Be required at the
Of purchaser. II terms OF sale are not complied
with in Is days from day Of GALE trustees reserve
the right to resell at risk and cost of dcfaultng
MICHAEL, J. COLBERT. Trustee:
J. HoLDswoRrH GORDON, Trustee,
my27-d&ds $50 AZ st. NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, KNOWN AS
HOUSES NUMBERS 1872 1884 AND Il3G 23D
STREET NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
Of January, A. D. 1897 and further decree passed
the 18th day of May, A. D. 1897, in Equity
Cauce No. 17701, wherein John H. ONeil ct al. are
compiainants and Lawrence O.Neil ct nj. are de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned will offer for sale at
DAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1887,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the northern twenty seven
feet ten inches CT It. 10 in front OF lot numbered
nineteen Q9 by the entire depth thereof In square
numbered thirty go; also the southern part
thirty-seren, fronting seventeen 40 feet on ga
ST. NV, and running parallel with alley. by the
full depth thereof, the whole fronting forty-four
feet ten inches "a It. 10 in) 23d St, and i'm
proved by a three 90 twS,st1ry @ gs g frame DWELLINGS
houses will be sold separately entirety, at
the discretion OF the trustee.
Terms Of sale OF each piece: Onc-third Of the
purchase money to be in cash. the residue in two
equal installments, at and two Year,, respec-
ments to be secured BY decd Of trust on the prem
sold, and to bear interest at the Of per
centum per anHun, from the date of SALE fnterest
payable semi-annually, or all cash. Mt the option
t$2o0, on each piece to be paid af the time OF the
sale. Terms to be complied with within Afteen OJ
days from the day Of SALE otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defnultinG porchaser, after ave a
days notice Of such sale or sales Ia somc news.
frict OF Columhia- All cpovsyancing. reecrdins,
etc., to be at the cost Of the purchaser o. par.
chaien. CHAS. W. DARR Trustee
nS25A6 Equity bl1g. $40 4M ct. Az.
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RADCLIFFE, SUTTON CO.. Aucr1oNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND KNOWN AS PART OF 'AARON' on
THE MARLBORO ROAD, IN THE DISTRICT

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
l.AND KNOWN AS PART OF "AARON,'' ON
THE MARIBORO ROAD, IN THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
The undersigned surviving trrstan , nder a cor.,in
deed OF trust. bearing date March &C. 1887, and
recorded In Liber numbered 1914, folio 2T4 ct seq
one OF the land records the District of Columbia
having on the 4tjl day of May, 1897 by virtue OF
the authority Of said deed of trust, and after due
peilc advertisement, rs required by said deed
,haiter described, and the purchaser at said sale
having failed 10 comply with the terms of said
sale, the undersigned surviving trustee WILL at
the isk ana cost Of he defaulting purchaser. resell
h he sara real estate at public aMrion, in front Of
of or June, AID. 1897 AT HALF-PAST -FOUR
CLoCk PM. the raid real estate b@in. in the
county OF Washington, In the District Of Columbia
hh0"n as and being 4 part of tract of land
called Aaron. beginning the Marlboro road
twelve 90 perches from stone planted the
southwest SOU corner OF the tract to the sixth 9th
line n thereof; thence south eighty degrees ffty-
nve minutes $50 $50 east to the end of sixth
4.al line; thence on seventh 9TH, eighth (sth).
ninth t9thl, tenth u0:h) and eleventh 11th) lines
Of the tract to the end Of the eleventh 1th) line
u3th) line at the Marlboro road; thence on said
ioad to beginning, ana containing ffty-nine acres
and thrty-s perches. more less.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the lalancc
In Two equal 1nstallments at and Two years.
secured by the promissory notes Of the purchaser
bearing interest at six per cent per lfnum and
secured by deed OF trust the premises sold or all
cash at the option of the purchaser. COnveyancing
ana -ecordhg az the purchasers cost. Terms to
pe complied with within fifteen days from the day
at tine cost Of defaulting purchaser. 4 deposit Of
$ooO VIII be required at .he time Of sale
JOHN A. BAKER, Surviving Trustee
Iny.I-d&ds 1919 II st. NV, Washington, D. C.