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Willmar tribune., 1897-10-12
Droyyned I'M q Tank of MiIk. -:

@E DfoWned In q Tank OF MIX.
Webster City, la, Oct. THE two
year-old daughter Of w. w. .5Alcorn, OF
Seneca. fell into tank Of milk and
was drowned. s:..
Willmar tribune., 1897-10-12
Will Coin No More silver

Paris, Oct. 9.-The European edition
Of the New York Herald asserts that the
Indian government declines to reopen
the Indian mints to silver. Is, @**,=..:=S!l.
Willmar tribune., 1897-10-12
Goes to Happy Hunting Grounds.

UOes 10 dnppy hunting Grounds.
Seymour, Wis.,, Oct. 7.-Chief Skena-
dore, Of the Oneida Indians, died at the
age of 80. He was one of the most ia
nous chiefs. of the west and headed the
Oneidas when they came to Wisconsin
from New York in the early 30:.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
SANDY SPRING.

The March session of the Montgomery Club was
held at Weodlawn farm with Benjanlin d. Palmer.
Joseph T. Moore. jr-- presided, Charles F. Brooke
was secretary and Joseph T. Moore. William NJ
CauIy. Edward T. Thomas. Harry W. Davis ard
Edwin Scott guests. The hostess assisted at
tea time by Mrs. ii. ". Davis and Miss Elizabeth
W. Scott. An excellent essay upon the benefits to
he derived from farmers institutes and conventions
read by Mr.. Palmer, who believed that all
such Interchange of ideas and experience would
prove educating aad helpful to any tillrr of the
soil. whether he was the proprietor Of few fields
or Of many. Adjourned to lnglesiie the home OF
Francis Snowden. in four weeks.
Mrs John IL JInney book title hunt was \
very amusing party Miss Grace Knight of Rock
Vile. who guessed twenty nine of the titles won
Tie first prize pretty painted plate. and Mortimer
the mgn. wiki silver pencil. Some of tie prz
zles displayed considerable ingenuity. Thursday,
Friday and Eternity being correctly interpreted
.iester'iay Today ami Forever: and $ in
German Il At The Duchess.
The P'lrenaskein met at Belmont with Il. Bent
ley Thomas and sisters SATURDAY evening There
1 va and I'll and Of M mseeTs Ess wsr n Misses
Fo1Ir persons had been appointed
nar verse or song into prose. using few of the
I,encs." Wake and Call Nc, Early, Mother;
Mary Had Little Lamb and After the Ball''
To h. recognized by their oldest friends. Roll call
vas sorr OF current event class and items Of
information ranged from discoveries in clc-tri al
currents To the statement that the greatest pgIist
Of the day had been designed by his parents 10 be-
themselves TO think up contribution to the
general fund Of knowledge fined Il penny each
This pleasant literary sociabe will meet with
the Misses Thomas of Clifton.
A children's musical society has been formed
since Christmas by scmc ten twelve promising
youthful performers the plano and in,lon.
The little Misses Bentley of Cloverly were tie
hoSteSstS Saturday afternoon.
The Rev Mr. West of Ashton has spenr 4 few
days with relatives in southern Maryland. MIS-.
nullic f Ne'ider is AT Fairfax. Va and the Misses
Elhrey in New York city The latter expect to re-
turn home i'll April
Miss Mary VI. Stal,er is in Wilmington. Miss
Alice r. Staher Lincoln Va. and Miss Augusta
y Thomas Washington.
MIR and Mrs Harris. former residents here, have
made brief visit Mr.. and Mrs Samuel T.
Nctherlld tther arrivals have been Henry Ii.
Murray of Anne Arundel county. Joseph T. Moore
of New York. Miss Pope of Boston. Mrs Robert o.
coulter Of Baltimore. Hiram Brown of Lawrence
Mass Miss Rose Henderson of Rockville Narwi-k
H"uch. Miss Nellie fiough and F.. l.. TschIely of
Hunting Hili. Mr. Fuller, Misses Mary and Sarah
Strain Of Washington.
Miss Elizabeth T. StahIer will entertain the
Whist Club tomorrow.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
BRIGHTwOOD.

very pleasant time enjoyed Ivy party OF
friends al the home Of Misses Kate and Matte
Ray. Friday evening. the occasion being pro-
cressive rrchre party. Invitations had been ex-
tended and responded to by Misses Carrie
Shreve Of Clinton Md, Ella Henderson Of Sandy
Spring. Ella Keene and Bessie Clayton both Of
Bri.htwood. and Messrs E. Ray Of Chillum. Ralph
Bates Of Washington. Will. Harry and Claude CLAW
Id Will Knowles of Rrigi,twocd. After hand
prizes had been awarded to the victors at
cards the dining thrown open. disclosing
II beautifully decorated table laden with the sea
sous delicaces Further entertainmrn; was fur
nisted in vocal and Instrumental music by Misses
Kay. Henderson and Shreve and Messrs. Clayton
The musical and literary entertainment given at
Emery Chapel Tuesday evening WIS great success.
although the audience was hardly large As might
have been had the weather been mora proptious
The program was well conceived rendered and re-
ceiv+d. the efforts OF Misses Harmon ard Edwards
and Mr. John Clark being particularly generously
arPlLud,-l. The program in detail was follows:
Piano recital Miss Sadie Harmon: recitation,
Miss Bertha Bunner, Washington. D. C.; solo.
Miss Harmon dialogue, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas;
recitation. Miss Julia Darby, Mt. Pleasant; Solo
with :,uta~ and banjo accompa annent. Mr. Geo
Clark and ]. ii. Lewis: recitation Miss Sadie Ed
wards Petworth; recitation. Mrs. Thomas. and II
tenor solo by Mr.. Stentho of Alexandria. Those
who had the affair In charge, well as those who
contribgted to Its rendition, deserve much credit.
been visiting Mr.. VIM. NJ. Clayton on Flint street
has returned TO his home in Cincinnati:
completed in the park has done much toward carry
iug or the rains Of the past few days
Mrs George MncElwee has returned from IN
extended visit to Philadelphia.
Since purchasing the house at the corner Of 9th
and Flint streets Mr.. Heitmuelier has greatly
hinced both its beauty and value by the liberal
Of paint and lumber
Miss Annabelle Naliey is visiting relatives in
6Iliilmm. Md
Mr. Alfred De Carre has for time past been
confined 10 his home hy an attack of the grip
Miss Mabel MacElwce. who for several days has
been quite i'll. is much improved
The junior base ball team is arranging an enter
tainmcnt take place in the future. the pro-
ceedS IL be used in purchasing the paraphernalia
necessary for opening the Judging by the
former Efforts of the little fellows il will be worth
attending.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
LACR REL,

'i'H'lls primary meeting. posed almost en-
he' oi Hriioera's' was held ut the city hall Mon
day night for the purpose Of nonina ing a candi-
date FOR mayor and two candidates for councIlmen
al large. each 10 serve year Mr. Il F ,,rahhs
eh'ilrihan OF Tie town executive committee called
the meeting 10 order. and was elected pern,.,en,
chairniah of the meeting. Mr.. Edward NJ FI;un.rv
was secretary OF the meeting, Mr.. Arthur f. Nich
olson reeeivins judge and Sfr. John w GRAY and
MI Beali tellers. Nomina tons We're then ,iec,,
In order for mayor Mr.. Edward Phelps In. ,,r..
"ht mayor. was nominated. and as ther was M
opposition he unanimously elected ..rb,s is nv Nv
third time Mr.. Phelps has been n,nin., ed for ,hi
Office He has been twice elected. Before his .lec
ton as mayor Mr. Phelps served member Of the
council. ana afterward as president Of ,he body
He has been idenined with the affairs of he
ry rg~n @ elheT as councilman & or ~ayor since the
OF the large house of Phelps 4 sharer Company.
at-large-JaInes Al. Brown. Harry O'IBrien eA
,ounciman Aibin F., Faiiall, Samuel Swtzer AMI
was NIFTY nine. OF this number Mr.. Brown received
90; Harry Ubrien % samuel swi,zer \. r h.
Brown and O'Bricn having received tn. largest
humber Of votes were declared the nominees
was ap.osnisd by Chairman Crsbbs upon mu,h,rify
oi me meeting consisting OF Messrs. William Cron
1t Is said that the voters Of West End or first
wsrd are not satisfied with the ticket NOM
IN na.sd , II, and viii 10 meet as shortly TO take rome
their purpose. however. TO ind0rse Mr.. Edward
lheips Tor mayor and Mr.. James Al Brown f.r
councilman al large, both Of whom are favorable
10 the West Enders They will favor, though. the
selection Of ex-Couneilman James Ft<ierine for
ctunciimana at large in place Of Mr. Harry ~ Brten
Tier reason for taking this In said TO be
at they desired OF the councilmen at large Sc
c"ted from among the residents Of the first ward
In this they wers disappointed both Messrs
Brown and o'Brien residents of the ,hi.d aud
second wards respectively. Ex-Councin,an FEEDER
line, the candidate Of the West End element for
some reason was hot placed in nomind lion at the
meeting last night.
There few republicans nj Tho u,a., io.,
which gives color TO the statement that they favor
the placing OF Il straight republican ticket IN the
neid Tor mayor and councilmen- large in opssi-
iion to the ticket nomina ted last night on Which
The candidates are democrats II this done IL Is
SAID that the neIubiiean candidate for mayor VIII
BE- Mr. G b 1imanus. superintendent of the Laurel
cotton mills who served mayor Of the town
one term. being succeeded two years ago by the
| pissent Ii ayor Ex-Counciman Albin f. Fairali OF
the hrst wari. and NJ F. Sehpsicy OF the thirl
ward member Of the last house OF DELEGATE tea are
| said to be the men most likely he put forwc ID
by the republicans for cOuncifmen- large both he
Ing active and prominent republicans. The soyr
| election Will be held Monday, April s.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
THOMAS j. OWEN, AUCrIONEER,
Al2 II Il Il.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND uNlMrRoIED REAL ESTATE: INN.
sisr ASb 'i aa6 ID srREEfs i'f % aIo @ No t IA
27TH STREET. GEORGETOWN. DC: ALSO
ALLEY HOUSE IN REAR OF 5os aD STREET
BY virtue a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Coumhia passed & IN the cause Of Wal.
No. l752S. viii sell, in front Of the premises,
The dniuproyed lot Water street on TuESDAY,
O'CLOCK PM. all thar certain piece or parcel of
ground and premises, known as let 81, In square
PAST Pa f; F6GK o'c16ck rM. We viii sell the north
twenty t2oD feet fronting 9th street by depth
Of sixty tGo, feet on Poplar street of lo No llo.
in square No. 1860. improved 10y frame dwelling,
in that part of the city Of Washington District of
Ceum1t1 formerly known as GeoTgetewa AIS. Also
SD. 1897. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
AL a that part of lot No: 49, in so w T. Mohuns sub,
small brick house in the rear of 500 I'd st.
sahi subdivision is recorded in the Book W. F.,
the District of Columhia. contained within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds: beginning on the south
inches east Of I'd street, and running thence east
the line of said lot and public alley twenty
,26' feet TO four ~ foot alley thence north On
line of said foot alley eighteen nsl feet TO the
north line of said lot: thence west on said north
line twentysix go feet. and thence south eighteen
1Sl feet to the place of beginning
Terms: One-tlird of the purchase money In cash
of which hundred 900, dollars on each piece
must he deposited with the trustees at time Of
SALE and balance in two equal installments. Mt
six and twelve months from date of sale. with
interest ai six 90 per ,cntun per annunl, payable
semi annually and secured by deed of trust the
property sold, or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser purchasers. Conreyanctng and re-
cording at purchasers cost. Terms OF sale to
be complied with IN ten days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees the right to resell
the property the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser purchasers after five 81 days adver-
lisemcnt of such res:rle in some newspaper, pub
lished in Washington, ID. {.
D. Nv. BAKER. Trustee,
w II SAJr\UERS TrIstae
LOO IL L ~
Evening star., 1897-03-25
HERNDON.

Mrs. Geo Averill lost her Youngest child from
cholera infantum Sunday.
Mr.. Milton Hanna. who has been in poor health
since last fall. cnnti inues quite feeble.
Rev Win T. Schuoley, who was presiding elder
In Roanoke district the past year will remain In
ti' rnlun with his family the present year
Six carpenters at work Mrs Stanley :
h"tse, which Is being pushed forward at q rapid
rate.
Dr. K. l.. Detwiler will soon commence TO build
Il house on he lot he recently purchased of j. W
Try lOr. - - "
Mr Jacob I>eonllardt is adding y kitchen and
p'Tches 10 his house. Mr. G.. NJ Burton is i'm
proving his house 10y the addition Of new porch.;
capt y. y. Garrett is addIg kitchen and
poTches. ~
Mr. Frank Wells of IAnLam Nd who IL ouite
AL l. no" here with her fathers family
Mr. Harry StAoOlsy who is copnecte,j with the
iLdl&n school. a. n teacher. in Grand Kauids col
ma heeh LONE on "a visit to the family of his
iathtr Rev VIM. I. Sch6-lley He started On his
return TO his WORK "Wednesday morning
Miss Anna G., daughter Of Rev Dr Mason star,
this morning ' ''
Evening star., 1897-03-25
HN iTTSSII.LE.

hI' 9 u Fox. VIII" w.ts struck ir an ole, ,r;,-
"a "i t"'- M"iF'T-'itsn line MoIsisy Afternoon
' i' vas fsLs"''d 10 the Emergency HospltaI
"-N ''''iSAt G" bis home in this village. Tuesday
''.i-l- Ih" Intri's which b. received ar, u,,
- -'f- ~ as II wa- nj hrSt th"ught and tb s,f
I'r"r VIII Dee able O." resume hi. dniie. IN, . ,.
dIy- " IL"
\ lH-si'ai 1ni literary cn;ert ainaent followed
o iii''e. Will be given at the Masonic, Han IN
~ '',ihs ~ Nay .. for TIE benefit Of the Hyatts
l'ii" BaSe Ball Association Tue proceeds viii ,,e
e'luiPm"ut Of rhr reaf1 Messrs Marion "a nI En-, 'ns
hr- ft'i! NJ Leakin and Clarence walker co,ar.ss
asserted that HyattsviiIr will fayc my
tam during the canning season Harry Usrrnxys
VITO was "aprain Of the Treasury ,Iub Is., -
base- f'"H se'"hd
Right L-v- Bishop Snfteri.. viii rona,, ,,.u..
e'ars Wednesday Pinekey M.n.,-,,I ,:hnr,S
h~s Paxton oI Washington is the guest OF Mr..
John Holden $500 Va -"'e-
The iyattsSiie Residing Club will lne., tanor
\ meeting Of the school commissioners WAS hold
Friday with Me~srs. H. H. Sass..er J. S1,srrr
from ''ieniale appeared before the Issrs fnr IN.
l.rI-,>" of asking for the establishment Of M,
sh's.. at GLENDALE. Messfs I;.-1r:.e II Weed .,
II Williams and James II fohe.,nan c,,,nr.,..J ,b
c'anilttee The committee ais, pettri..nrd "a
r"Ii1'se the school house heated at Nottingham, "a
III forks 81 the read leading from Cro-,m Il, Not
tlngLam N"ssrs. Ciinish BeaH and William "
a Mr. I
Mckee Dppd~sd IL. -
\ reception rendered Rev ] W s,..,. ,,d
family Of ianham NJ F. Churrh last Fri,iay uishI
An Interesting program rendered Turing th.
curse 0f the evening, Including au orxau recifa
BY Prof A VI. Phelps: vocal solo Miss LII
Eiserly recitation Mise Ada Malloy; ad,iress o
welcome 10 the pdstor. SIR. VI A hancock Rs
ft'shments were served at tae parsonage and AIrs
Steele was presented with handsome toilet sci
f1s' orphans court held special meeting Tues
day The last VIII and testament Of Roi..rr A
'isSett was admitted to proUa.e. AMI an oriel
PISSED allowing The first and ilal account Of Pet.
H Hatton. administrator Of Robert d.. Hatrn
Tae next meeting of the court will be held Tu-s
dry. April 8.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCrIoNEEgS
612 st. NV.

TRrSTEEs SALE OF vALuAEI.E IMPROVED
real. ESTATE, CONSISTING OF Two-SToRY
AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. No.
1147 COkCOItAN STREET NORTHWEST
the 2tth day OF July. 1886. and recorded the
10Th day OF July, 1895. in liher 2a34. folio 3S2
ct req one of the land records of the District cf
Columbia. and at the written request of The party
secured by said deed Of trust. default having
CURED In the payment of indebtedness sccarsd by
the same. the Undersigned trustees will sell al pub
DAY, THE FIRST DAY OF AII,II. 1897. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. TIE following described land and
premises situated in the city Of Washington. bis,
trict of Columbia, improved 10y tuo-s,ory aud
attic brick dwelling. containing and
bath. and described in said deed Of trust as part
OF lot no. in square 155 confirmed the following
at the southwest corner OF said lot 10. and
ring north 62 feet inches: thence 70 sG
line of torcoran street. and thence west 2os6 feet
10 the southwest corner OF said lot 10. and the
place of beginning. Also all that part Of lot Ill.
in said square, contained In the following metes
and bounds, 10 wit: Beginning for the same at
point the east line of said lot III. 62 feet q
Inches north OF the north line OF ,,,rcorun
and running west 1857 feet to the line alley;
thence southw westerly along the line OF said alley
1888 feet; thence 10 feet. and thcnce north 3
feet to the place of beginning on the east line OF
said lot Ill. the Improvements said real estate
being numbered 1147 Coroornn street.
Terms of safe: One-third of the purchase money
in cash tof which 500 must he deposited with
the trustees at the time OF salel. and balance in
two equal installments at one and two years from
the date of SALE with interest six per cent Der
annum, payable semi-annuaiiy. and secured by
deed OF trust the property sold. all cash. at
the purchasers option. III terms not conf
piled with in days from date OF sale the prop
erty will be resoid at the risk and cost OF de-
faulttng purchaser. Conyeyancing, etc, at pur
ch;tserS cost.
MILES FULLER. Trustee
WALTER C. CLErHANE. Trns,ee.
mh.S d&ds 344 u st. NV
Evening star., 1897-03-25
DuScASsoS BROS. ,,Autf1oNEEns.

Ass@IGSEES' SIC s;,,! SALE OF vALGABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING CORNER OF NORTH
CAPITOL AND QUINCY. STREETS NOKTH-
EAST, AND NOS. 9, II c13. Il, II. 1s, 10, %,
25, 27 AND 20 QUINCY STREET NORTHEAST
WEST EXTINCTION, AND No Sc r STREET
NORTHEAST. n
BY virtue Of a deed in trust to the undersigned
We Will offer at public asctish on MONDAY
APRIL TWELFTH, AID. lS97,oAT HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the pboWa named property,
consisting OF eleven uD two-story, cellar and base
ment brick AMI stone dwellings, the same having
been recently completed, the being lots num-
bered thrty-One ,3D and lots eighty-nine (S0,
ninety Co., ninety one Oh ninety two or ninety
three tO3l, ninety fOnr t94 ninefysix (gG) ninety
seven t97), ninety-eight 9S, and ninety nine l90,
In square three t3,, West lexington each I'm wing
frontage OF lS feet to a ten-fOot alley In the rear
House No. is Quincy street northeast being
upon lot numbered fifty mine t53y, In square num-
bered four ~, West lexington. the same frontiIx
1S feet on Quincy street by a depth of 90 feet 10
paved alley In HOrst, No. SO street
northeast being lot numbered twenty-six (26)- In
square five 3), In West lexington, the same frcnt-
ing IS feet on street by depth OF 80 feet to an
alley. -
Terms of sale: The above property will be soId
subject to certain first deeds of trust thereon exist
ing, a full description Of which will be made ON
day Of sale. The balance of the purchase l:oney
subject to said trnst on very easy TERMS 10 lie
stated at sale. The undersigned to reserve the
right to reject amy bids not satisfactory 70 them
GEO. ,E. EMM(lNS.
JAMES r. PADGETT
mhX-so Assignees.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTs. l4o7 q ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE
LARGE AND VALUABLE DWELLING, No e,ss
STREET, SITUATE on SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF l. AND TWENTY SIXTH STREETS

OF
LARGE AND VALUABLE DWELLING, No 2Jss
L STREET, SITUATE ON SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF L AND TWENTY SIXTH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
Hy virtue of a certain deed Of trust. ia ted
tober "a. 1894. and recorded i'm Iibcr No 1860
foIo ~ et seq. nne of the land recci,ls Of th,
Dietrict Of Columbia. defailt having been made
under the terms thereof. and at the request oI h,
party secured thereby. will sell at Iuldic one
April. FIRST. 1897. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM
the following described land and premises. situate
In the city of Washington. In the District OF
Columbia. To wit: All Of original lot numbered
ten AID the north twenty five feet front Twenty
sixth street by the depth of lift feet II
original lot numbered nine, In square numbered
hffeep. Beginning for the same at the rnrth,,ast
eornH of said square. and running tl.eae. south
on Twenty sixth street hundred feet. th.nce
east nifty -four feet to a ten-foJt alley: thence
north hundred feet 10 I. street and rb.nca
west on l. street fifty four feet the lrcg .inng
improvements consist OF Iarge and coinm.pii.nIs
fhree-story brick dwelling, known as No. .lss I,
street. -
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third cash balance in aars,
Hstaiimrhts. In one and two years. wit! inrerst
az siN per cent per annum from ,lay Of .hlc may
ahie semi annually. and secured 10y deed ~ fr1ist
on property sold. or all cash. purchaser, ,,p-
tfon. deposit of 5000 Will be required M rir'.
or sale Cnnveyancing and recording ~ pnr-
chasers expense, AMI terms Of sale must hc COM
piled with within ten days from day OF sale nthn--
wise the trustees reserve III. right 10 lps,,u The
property, at the risk and cost 81 dcfaultag prr-
chaser, after five days advert is.u"nt of >ii,A res
sale In some newspaper published In Washington
PETER f. TOME Trustee.
~ Marine Bank building. Baitimor, Nd
g. CARLYLE WHITING, Trustee
mhl9-dts ia 18th st. NV, Washington 10 q,
Evening star., 1897-03-25
623 Thirteenth St. NV.
SUBURBAN NEWS
BROOk AND.

VII hnd Mr.. Whites:d.- have recently mad as
'A"ii 2n-sis hrs j W Walker and son Rev VII
sl "'i~r- "i 'aiihers'lrg- and MIR. c II Shaw
aiai Mrs Harry Thompson uf Washington
Mrs Joseph GosSford. with her Uttie .., I.,a
IA ! VISITING Aer mother. Air- Theresa Ian,t,
H. pupils of Miss Given az the Br,okIand s.ro.I
were glad To th~ir teacher again vss,.,,or
ar mary weeks ab~ence. ,4-rision.d by thu
a IAN. "f A"r ErIi .lI,ltler- '
4.,- Id Fillmore VII" has been spending tL.
Wiz Ter sister, Mrs Gly Camp mas cone
"u :. lengthy southern "trip ~ ~ e'ie
AL" Iisefiri department uf the Epw0rth Iaa,ue
90 % L-' I'7-'AIdEd VI + Church i making pr.,tra
'''i4- 10Y an entertainment be .iv,.u .bnriIr
Evening star., 1897-03-25
nh17-dGds
RAT1IFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS-
(Successcrs to Ratcliffe, Darr Coz
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX-RooM BRICK "
Ei7 NINTH STREET NORTHEAST -

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX-Ro0M BRICK NO.
537 NINTH STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue OF certain deed of trust duly recorded
In Iber 1912. at folio 2si ct seq, Of the land
records for the District OF Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby we will sell
at pubie suction s In front Of the premises.
MARCH, AID. 1897, at AALF-PAST Etft,R PM.
the following DESCRIBED land ard premises. situate
and designated being lot numbered hfty-three
e53,. I'm Charles Gessford's subdivision of lots in
square nine hundred nnd thirty-six 1885, as said
subdivision is recorded in the Office Of the surveyor
Of the District OF Columbia, in Book 16, page 66,
together with all the improvements rights Sc
Terms: One-third cnsh. balance In one two and
three years, with per Interest, ayahle
semi-anncally. secured by trust tine property
sold or all cash, at the option OF the purchaser
A deposit OF 800 required at the time OF SALE
Terms to be complied with in fifteen taa,s from
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
resale at the risk and OF .the defulfinr Tmrs
chaser -, An coIveyancins, rcccraing. etc, at thS
JOSEPH ATKINS. Trustee
nhl1-d&ds THOS. J. PARKER, Trustee.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
DUNcANsoN BROS. ArcrIoNEEHs.

BY virtue of certain desi of gust to u.s. bear
ing date June /. 1895. and rscorled in Iiber 2U13
folio iso ct one of tie land records of the
District of Columbia, and Ge The request of the
party secured thereby we VIII sell al public auc-
tinn, in front Of the premises, On FRIDAY, the
SECOND DAY OF APRIL. A,D- 1887, al HALF
FAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, an taat certain piece
parcel of land and premises, known and dis
tiigushed and being the'twest twenty five 20,
feet five 10, inches front R street of bot No. i've
tJ in square numbered four hlha etl and Ef,y yye
ta5. by the full depth Of said es that is to say,
one hundred and twenty-ons t12i feet two aud
one-half t2!2' inches TO an allef together with all
and singular the buildings ard Improvements
rights, ways, easements. privileges and 1ppurte-
to the belonging Or In anywise ap-
pt ing.
Terms of sale: onethrd Of the. purchase money
in cash, balance in three equal fns tallmens, pay
able. respectively, i'll one, two and three years
with per cent interest, payable serui-annually
secured by deed of trust on the property sCld
all cash, the option Of the purchaser. 4 de
I,st 500 will be required at time OF sale. All
ancing aad recording at purchasers cost.
Terms of sale 20 he complied with within da IS
from cate Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right TO res eli at risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser purchasers.
ALBEIT A. WILSON.
JOHN T. LARNER. Trustees
mh22-d&ds 1885 + H.