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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-17

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does what its name inn Ci
Drug Store.
Evening star., 1897-03-08
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

Mrah Orne, a girl about fifteen years old, has
rnn away from her father. Her father, who
claims to be Il missionary, diviney commissioned
to through the country with his family in a
one-horse wagon preaching to and living upon the
inhabitants thereof. arrived here few months
ago. Soon after his arrival he became ill. and was
taken care Of by the people here until his
cry, when he concluded stay all winter which
be did, holding meetings nearly every night. Many
were attracted TO these meetings by Mr.. Orne's
peculiar manner Of preaching. .7ihut the drnwin,
card was the singing of his daughter Mlrah. whose
voice not only possesses natural sweetness, but
shows considerable amount of cultivation.
In various WAYS Mr.. Orne succeeded in maxim,
himself very unpopular. He is very Iliteratc but
has very large bump of self-esteem. He claims
To be incapable of committing sin. His meetings
were mere trdvesty- He wrote a letter 10 a
n wsfaPer in Pennsylvania calling upon the min
sters there TO close their churches and to
assist him in converting the-ighor1fnt, drunken
heather which he said constituted the popua-
rion Of this community. While Mr. Orne was
making himself objectionable his daughter
though forced 10y her father participate in his
meetings. made many friends. She had expressed
To lead. and said that us soon as she was old
enough She intended to leave her father Her
mother is dead and her father s accompanied by
his second wife, but her mothers reia tions who
are IN Chicago, are willing to take care Of her -
few days ago they started In the gipsy
Wagon. and halted at Mount Pheasant, negro str
trncnt between here and Washington, intending
70 have meeting there that night. Ii was az
ranged by her father that Mrah should accompany
one of the colored brethren home after the lee
and stay all plight, mt Ibis house. She resolved TO
make her escape immediately. She succeeded In
getting Il notp TO sDnie friends here They went
to the meeting that night for the purpose of as
darkness and was conveyed away In buggy If
her father knows where she is II is not probable
viii no doubt rev9a hot reception ne as ses pabIe he
sentiment Is UnanimSusty her side.
Evening star., 1897-03-08
ROCKVILLE.

A. recent meeting OF the school boarl VIM e
Lewis was appointed trustee Of the Hyattstown
public school. vice Levi G. Zeigler deceased VIM
Ncirs Bouic of the Rockville bar was elected coup-
sci To the board. The coiored schools wc-. ordered
to be closed ON the list Of April The reason given
for this early closing of these schools ts th.f
SJ43.uJ of the Fl ndS otherwise available for this
school year had TO be used 10 meet that amount
spent last year In OF the funds then I'm
hand. In addition I new school house costing $500
had tn be paid for out of the funds available for
this year.
Mr.. Howard Griffith one of the most poDul.y
and Influential citizens of the county, died Friday
his residence near Beallsyille. His funeral took
place yesterday and attended by persons from
pieces Mr. Griffith. during his lifetime repre-
sented this county in the Maryland house of dele
gates for i've sessions, and was considered able
member
The March council Of the Rockville Epwo-th
League was held nj the Methodist parsonage Sat
ness meeting of the organization will be held
In the NJ. F. Church South tomorrow evening at I
o'clock TO be followed by interesting exercises em
brocing seie' tions and quotations from and u re-
view OF the first hook OF this years reading COURSE
In League With Israel
Mrs. Elizabeth Duly, relict Of Edmund G. Duly.
for a number of years member of the board Of
county commissioners, died at her home near Ger
nnntown Wednesday. aged eighty-four years.
Tie house and lot formerly owned by Henrs
Ansley deceased. sold at trustees sale last
week. Spencer C. Jones being the purchaser II
81. .t.5.
Misses Margaret Henderson and Rena Sellmay
Of this place are guests Of Mrs. J. .Maury Doys
OF Washington. 80 ..-. =
Mrs. Arthur S. Johns on wednesday sentstaansl
Evening star., 1897-03-08
GSITHERSBURG.

Myra Estelle. little daughter of Mr.. and Nrs.
voIT"a Lewis. died of cou=rSticr of TIL lungs in
Washington Tie funeral took place III the VI. T.
Church Solth. with Tev. $ : Lloyd officiating.
In,rruent made 81 Forsst oak cemetery.
II NJ 2. Church at Tr-,viIah WIS the scene
of a pretty wedding Wednesday evening the con
tracing PARTIES being Mr.. Maynard IIoyle and
Miss Martha N1-ruder. both Of TraviIah. The
church handsomely decorated for the OCCASION
K"v. $ :. Lloyd If this pllce performed the cerc-
mercy TIE couple left for slbzt trip south
Nr William H. E.II Of IAytoI.sy iIle has been
selected G" represent the interest Of the stockh0I-
erS "f the different branches in Montgomery county
Of The southern Building AMI Loan Association Of
kn7Nvii'e- Tenn. arI has left here for that city
To- fIIs-I his mission.
MIS- Elni Garrett Cf Hunting HILL wls, has
J. "a III with IuenHnnia at ShrHaBdnah Normal
t"i!-- va"rr sh j. student has sufficiently It,
covered - return To h,r lt;.lr for rtcliJeritiun
ff- re=ular March IIeefin@ Of th,. Epworth
a.ve fe.=; pllce "wednesday .ye:iii!. at Epwortl
Fl p 'E'rrh- TarCc rev members rcc.iy Ell
ANS much hsin.~~ az Importance Was transacted
~ r'aS-ici IN part II national airs. papers on
NiaSfnz- Frs-I'l-sit- SseJcu Of Wui S'cR IN
> IN th" White Il"uSe.' Icy different members
IL Wt' ~ arfsin--'l 70 make intcIc,: yla
studT "i fse VT.~.t...y- Miss I.-sSir Kiu.sI.y ir
charge "f 'h.- department. u literary work arr-in.ec
IT. program. "hi-i was CnJuyed 10y a large au
di.urr.
Friday ri-ht PcntIlrI,a Lodge No 49, A. F and
y VI b-FI q SPECIAL CorImGuiratip uf Nas1nf,
Hal! and Conferred th, first degree. uI.r two c,tpd
C4t'>- Arrangements were CuHfl. ted for tEt
auiiisi Visitation If 90" Maryland Grand IaIs.
'h''"f. az I'm regular meeting Ec,t week on Tr;
Jay evening ban met viii follow the rueat ile
~ TIC fuNu hJH. an! the sIar,i.I cotautittco ui
:rials"'.ieuts. ooI--t!H. ~ Ianie r.: Aar,E usrr,
y 'stl1rr %Li Tlnmas l. FulkS hlvc is-u.d in
'iifti"'-S z" N-t~puS generally Of th> lodges n
si''ig Emery Frederick aud Prince Georges coun
tl-s 70 is. Present ~
Evening star., 1897-03-08
KATAHD1N IN MANAGES HANDS.
An Insane Fireman Tries to Blow u,
Uncle Sans Ram.

An Insane Fireman Tries to Blow Up
Uncle Sans Ram.
The United States ram katahdin IS lying
Off Tomrkinsville, Staten Island, with one
of her boilers leaking, as the result of an
attack made upon them by an insane fire
man named John l.. Brown.
Brown, who has beeen in the service for
five years, had risen to the rank Of first
class fireman. For some time past he had
been acting in slightly eccentric manner.
Wednesday, the day before the ram was to
sail for Virginia, one of the expert ma
chinists CHANGED in the boiler room, and
was surprised to see Brown kneelins be-
fore one of the six boilers and pounding
away at it vigorously with a hammer and
Chisel.
What are you doing?" the machinist in
quired in surprise.
Trying to blow up the id RAM" was
the reply.
The .nachinist promptly fell upon Brown
and endeavored to wrench from him his
implements, but the insane man fought
desperately. The sound of the struggle in
the boiler room attracted the attention Of
members of the ships crew and of Chief
Engineer Reeves.
They ran into the room. and after some
difficulty overpowered tie fireman, who
was shackled and placed in straight tack
RI
Evening star., 1897-03-08
BKDOkLAND,

Miss Jennie and Carrie Locke Of Philadelphia Pa
nave been visiting Mrs Frank Carmick during this
waeE-
Fis M"ssrs- Powers. students of the university
ii'" lsII tAeir father visiting them fo- The mast
few days.
- BIB Z'ke' was presented recently. nj the
S"id'"rr lI"uie Opera House. by Mr. H. W
w. '""lnny 81 pilyer>- uIsirr the auspices of
ti" N'a-lSurn fieasGr. Club. with th. foIlowin..
east izekirl Fortune a Ncv. Es.slald farmer Mr.
II l. AuC 'Fr'n- CriaA skinner. q misrr Mr. John
= l'llH'ft; Gilbert bJrkrs--i. hanlSsln. AMI nm
SFT9Pli"l-. ltHtcl I Murphy. IJgS Nelson ,l--k
IN N~y yili. savings Bank. Mr. N. T. Ipulan. Law
rrn's Mske'-;iil. an alderman fro;,i The city MIR
II W Neirr; Detective KfHkir OF central ,,.if-a
New York city Mr. W r. Murphy: Jessie Fortuu.
pretty and uIs'i>ti"ate|i. Miss Nina Pearl Evans
A5> FrlS''iliH lh-i=r. sll~-eftile. widow Mss
'ifniy q l. Grif1t. Iar-e WAS = ct.sl aftrn,Iluc,
Evening star., 1897-03-08
SANDY SPRING.

Mrs Uaslup of baltimore widow of a much be-
loved minister in charge of the NJ. E. Church
ut Ashton. has made brief stay with friends
here during which time she delivered admirable
temperance lecture. Other visitors have been
Mrs Gerard Hopkins OF Gloucester. Va, Miss
Gertrude Miller of Alexandria and Mr. George
Rising of Ohio. -
Mrs. Allan Farquhar gave a charming afternoon
"Wednesday TO some fifty Of her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Maekall- are established
in their home at Olney, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Adams have rented q pretty place
Brighton belonging to Edward Il. Staber. and
Mrs. Edward T. Thomas entertained the Wouan.s
Moore pre SIDED, ard tie guests were Mrs Waiter
II. Brooke. Mrs. Alban G. Thomas. Mrs. John
Bentley. Mrs Edward N BENTLEY Misses Eliza
brooke. Elinor Housh Grace Harvey and Mary
or~r brnmst ont her receipt for irving oysters
from visitor who had attended her cooking e.ass
Ing or amusing things seen and heard at the con
gress Of mothers. and most of the twenty-five We
practical A committee was appointed TO pre-
pare suitable memorial of the late Mrs. lane T.
Porter beloved and useful member Of the so
| eiety for more than thirty-fve years Another
| committee retired to select a secretary for the
coming year. but this unwelcome honor WAS 50
parsistently declined 10y first choice. second and
third. brand new meniser sacrificed herself on
the altar of friendship by volunteering to perform
the duty for the unexpred term OF ten lonths
Some beautifnl flowers and fine blooming plant
We're left with the hostess Il meHlento IF
pleasant OCCASION ard the company adjourned TO
convene again in four weeks with Mrs. Sarah \.
Bond
Miss Gnwna Murphy. who was summoned 20
southern Virginia by the death OF her fath'r. is
again With Miss Janney Shoemaker Miss Eliza
bath F.. TYSON is spending month In FlGri''i
Beniam.n H. Miller is in Kansas, Miss Catherine
Stahlcr in Missouri. Mrs. DOLL. f. Netdcr in
Mexardrla Miss Virginia NJ Staber in Baiti-
more. Miss Lily r. Stahler in Washington, and
Mrs Francis Thomas st Williausport.
William W. Moore thrown from n ho-sa n
few days since sustaining a fracture of the collar
ever. paiI:ful rather than srrors.
Mrs. Gideon Giirn ard Miss Anna GilDin. who
hove resided in Baltimore sircc the death Of Mr..
Giipn, will return to their former home in Sandy
Spring village April ].
Mrs. Catherine Janney has invited the Whist
club TO her house Friday next.
The engagement of Miss Jimie G. Smith ard
| Thomas TailiafcrrO las heen ann0Unccd.
Cha rleS X. IIartsborne has been aproint"d vice
! president of the Maryland Public Health Asso:ia-
| tion.
Charles Il. MagrUder has been chosen ly his
classmates literary editor of The Life, credit
ahIc little periodical Published by the students of
the l. v Williamson School in Pcnnsyl lrana.
Sandy Spring meeting appointed the following as
its representatives TO FIltiulor4 quarterly meet
| Ing Of Friends: Sarah f.. Stabler. Asa NJ. Stab
| lar Albin1 q. Stabler. Edward G. Gilpn. Caroline
l.. Brooke. tIhan q. Thomas. Susann1h l.. Thomas,
| Edward L. Thomas and WIFI
Evening star., 1897-03-08
JTILIZING. THE WAVES.
Public Test of a New Motor at LG
Angeles.

Angeles.
made recently on the beach near Los An
geles, Cal, from the end of 100-foot
wharf. The inventor col Quoted the expert
ments in the presence of twenty capitalists
and inventors. By means of the float hy-
draulic compressor was actuated, forcing
the water into a pressure tank under q
working pressure of 400 pounds to the
square inch. The water pressure tank op-
crates a Peton wheel, which drives any
kind of machinery. In the test made re-
Gently an electric generator was used AMI
circular saw. Where the machinery was
located. 500 feet from the beach, with a
four-foot tide and 6-10 float, fve-horse
power was easily generated. The machine
is automatically self-regulating, and is SO
arranged that during storm periods no
more than given amount of power or
pressure can be accumulated The inven-
tor says the failure to provide such dew
ice has heretofore rendered all wave mo-
tors useless. Further experiments will he
made at u greater distance from the beach
The inventor figures that during the min
imUm ave movement he will develop one
horse rover on every foot of ocean 'front.'
age used. The cost of steady power will
not exceed SO per horse power per an
mum. Power can be delivered in Los An
geles for so, about one-third the present
cost. The inventor has had his wave mo-
tor patented in Germany, France and Eng
land.
Evening star., 1897-03-08
SUB URBAN NEWS
ifHYATTSyILLE.

The authorities Jof-thc county are on the lookout
for a who hired n horse anil buggy at Chaney s
livery stable Annapolis. last week. and who failed
10 return II. is described being about sixty
years Of age, OF good address and seemingly man
Of means.
Ed Shorter eolared. was arrested last week by
Constable Vincent upon charge of breaking into
the post office at fAnloyer and attempting to make
away with the mail. A post Office inspector came
out from Washington and took the accused who
Is only fourteen years Of age. to Cheltenham.
The last hall Of the season given by the Rowie
Social Club was recently held at Lener's Hail.
Bowie Although the weather extremely in
clement. the Attendance was very large and The
entertainment great social success. \ delight fu
SUPPER WAS served at midnight at the Imperial
Hall The officers of the club are: President Dr
Nelson \ Ryon: vice president. George VI. Smith;
Well.
railroad crossing, this town. last Wednesday. The
gates were out Of order. and consequently We're
not down though train was approaching.
At the tim" Fritz Brcttschncider OF Blad-
eD>hurg attempted to drive The sateman
o,eied in stopping Mir. Erttts.iueitgr before it
was rcp late. SttHrfIIy the railroad company sent
woFkmen down from Baltimore, who repaired the
gates
Mr.. T. NJ Crawford. foreman at the Indcpendtnt
lee CnE'Iauy. whose farm is lurBtel Ari'Nick.
was thrown from his iorsc last week and badly
injured about the neck ana should srs.
Already uunt er "f political aspirants ia
lack Of enthusiasm Tie offices lie filed lre
clerk IF the cir, nit court. county sheriff, county
Surveyor, one county commissioner in place Of Joan
). Rawlings. tive judges of the circuit court three
meusters OF the horse of delegates and
Treasurer Castle completed the tax sales last
Thursday out of the .or pieces Of property ad-
vertisri for sale Only 2o0 We're redeemed 10y The
owE"Fs-
NinIa Britt. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorg
Brist of this place. who was badly injured last
week 10y falling down stairs, is reported to he
much improved
The state hoard Of immigration announces that
ab0thr= colony Of HOllan"rs. composed of about
forty. viii reach Maryland the. last os March Mr..
Van der Hooct the secretary of the board expe rs
about 2.CUO during the year.
Evening star., 1897-03-08
DISCRIMINATION SHOWN.
Spaniarls Released, but nm American
Arrested With Them Detained.

Spaniards Released, but m American
Arrested with Them Detained.
Two SpaniaTds who were arrested and
imprisoned in Cuba with Charles Scott, an
American, and accused of the same Of
fense, have been released. 1t is under
stood that in view of these facts Consul
General Lee has made request to Captain
General Weyler for Scotts release Wey-
lcr replied that the American citizen de-
sired civil trial.
Consul General Lee remarked that if
there were any doubt about the guilt of
the American he should receive civil
trial, but in case his innocense was proven
beyond doubt, Scott should be released, as
the Spaniards were. 1t is further under
stood that the Spanish government will
insist upon further investigation into
Scott's case, and will shortly communicate
the result to Consul General Lee
1t is understood that Consul General Lee
has requested that the government trans
fer Sylvester Scovel to Havana. In view
of this request, 1t Is said that some of Mr..
ScovePs friends have become alarmed for
| his safety. 1t can be stated on the highest
authority, that the cases of Scovel and
Scott will be settled in a satisfactory man.
ner in about five CT six days.
Evening star., 1897-03-08
and the proceeds were devoted to .eh.risab,e pur.

and the proceeds devoted to. charitable pus-
poses
guest of Mrs. F. J. Carmick of Providence street.
M- William GulfoIe Of Connecticut has been
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Frances Guilfoile,
during the past week.
Miss Julia Lamb is visiting her sister, Mrs.
I1h ssss4r1 & OF se% p aass G, n,or had
meeting ruesd1y Inght. wien musical and rter-
AIRY program was rendered and refreshments served.
The lunch given by Miss Bailey's grades at the
Brcokiand school proved 4 decided success. A good
realized which will he devoted TO further
completing the library that the school Is endeay
ing furnish for the of the pupils The tables
artistically draped and presided over by the
following pupils: Alice NewInann Mary Dreycr.
Catherine Brown. Albert Berger. Sara Dickerson.
Barbara Rodler. Walter Rhine. Grace Larner, IrviHg
Eoernstein, Mary Owens. Richard Daniels, Mabel
Swami. Harry Hollidge, Frank Bret. George Hat
Kathleen Noel. From II 80 to 12 o clock luncheon
served in Miss Bailey's for the parents
and friends The success of the event was due to
the earnest efforts of the teachers and pupils.
Mr. Chas.. Heoffier of woodsfield, Ohio, is visit
ing his sister Mrs Samuel keemle
Mr. 5. c. Godfrey has gone to New York for a
Mrs. c. H. Arnold and son of Boston. Mass.
street for the past week. returned home today.
Miss Eva Eaine of Portsmouth, Me-. is the guest
Mr. and Mrs. F. a. Rein!,ardt and daughter of
New York have been the recent guests of Mr. and
Mr.. Perry led the Baptist Young Peoples Union
last night. and made many interesting remarks. =
Ihe SlIte Society OF the faptlst tbufcn VIII nave
meeting tomorrow night ut MIR. j. b. Lords res
idence.
The many friends of Miss Josephine Walsh re
s.ret hear of her death, which occurred March
L. Tie funeral took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence of her mother Mrs
Catherine Walsh the Queens Chapel and Brent
wood roads
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Camp have as their guests
Mrs and Miss Camp of New York. !.
Miss Annie Evans of New York is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Jones.
DR. and Mrs. J. II. Brooks have their guest
Mr.. Lewis Campbell Of Minnesota.
MIR. j. +. Harrington. student of the unfver-
sity has had his brother Mr.. Martin Harrington
of Little Falls, y. y. visiting him.
Invitations have been issued hy the University
Club for a reception their friends on Thursday,
March H. when an elaborate program will be rem
| ,iarc,i.
Evening star., 1897-03-08
AGITATION FOR CRETE.
Meetings in Hyde Park Express Sym-
-at, pathy for Greece,

Meetings In Hyde Park Express SYM
-a', pathy for Greece.
The agitation of the lovers of liberty in
favor of Greece is spreading everywhere
IN Great Britain, according to reports re-
ce,ved from many places. In every dis
senung chapel and in many churches CT al
creeds In London a notice was lead YES
terday urging the congregations tC attend
the demonstration in Hyde Park at :;
O clock in the afternoon. Though the
weather was threatening, about 100 per-
sons were present. They consisted of all
classes, although workngmen predom-
mated. Six platforms had been erected for
the accommodation of the Speakers, and
the structures in all cases displayed Greek
flags.
Among those who addressed the gather
ing in Hyde Park was Lord Coleridga. Mr..
Harold James Reckitt, liberal member of
parliament; Mr.. Richard McGhee. anti-Far-
nellite and labor representative in Darlja-
ment; Mr.. John Herbert Lewis. advanced
liberal member of parliament; Nj. Francis
Allston Charming, advanced liberal MEM
Der of parliament; Mr.. David Lloyd-George,
Welsh nationalist member of parliament:
Sir Henry Marshman Havelock-Allan.
Bart. liberal-unionist member OF parlia-
ment: MIR. Edward John Chalmers Morton
liberal member of parliament: DR.. Clifford.
several clergymen and London county coun-
cilors and others.
A resolution was adopted at all the plat
forms, with cheers, for King George of
Greece. expressing the strongest sympathy
with the Cretans in their heroic struggle
against the intolerable tyranny of the Turk,
and congratulating Greece upoa having by
her gallant conduct effected deliverance
which the united powers were unable to
achieve.
The resolution further protested against
any attempt to coerce Greece, and demand
ed that the Marquis of Salisbury refuse 10
put the guns of the British fleet to a use
which would be a disgrace and a humiia-
tion to Great Britain.
While the Hyde Park meeting was in pro-
gress similar program WAS being carried
out at a mass meeting held in st. JaEls-s'
Hall. and another took place last evening
in Westminster Chaps.
Every one at all the meetings was urged
to shower postal cards on the Marquis of
Salisbury, on which will be written: No
war with Greece
A dispatch received from Barcelona,
Ian Home Rule Associations and a number
of newspapers have signed a message TO
the Greek consul, with the request that 1t
be forwarded to King George, expressing
the desire of the Catalans to see Crete
united with Greece. This message was pre-
sented to the consul with much ceremony,
and the singing of choralS, etc. The consul
in thanking the deputation, said that the
King of Greece would not rece,le from tho
path pointed out by the popular will.
Evening star., 1897-03-08

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NINE iyo-SnoDy
Bl:iCk METAL. ROOF DWELLING. SIT ATE
ON on THE EAST HALE OF LIT s,. AND oN
bI!Mrk 1, TRINIDAD. DISTRICT OF 10.
BY virtue OF certain deeds of trust dated the
2lst day OF September 1s!'5 and recorded in Lilrr
su.s, fo!ios 3i3 ct seq.. 352 seq. 3-> .t seu ,
3Gs ct seq. 31l ct seq. 31s ct sea and ~, ct
SEQ. being land records of the District "f Column
hia AMI NJ the request Of the party ser,d tn, re-
y! We win offer for saic ~ public auction in
TENTH. 1891. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
loving described real estate to Wit: All that GER
tain piece parcel of land situate in the cuun.y
OF Washngtoa la The District of columbia. ana
Known and distinguished the east half of
lot number eighty eight tSs, in Jcse,h ~ Flhcld
'udivision Of certain lots in block numbered On /.
~ in Trinidad.
Also lot numbered cighty-ninc ,ssN in Joseph \.
Ffelds subdivision Of certain lots in hi,,.k NUM-
bered III in Trinidad.
Also LOT numbered ninety GO, in Joseph y. FL
i.lds subdivision of certain lots in block numbers
ed one ~ I'm Trinidad
Also lot numbered ninety Can in Joseph V.
fiplds subdivision OF certain lots in block NUM-
b;red ti In Trinidad.
Also lot Numbered nincty-tvo c,ol IN JOSEPH "
Iti"lds subdivision OF rtain lots in block NUM-
bered ,ne 90 tn Trinidad.
Also lots numbered ninety four t9il, ninety five
G. ninety six t!'Gi and ninety co.. in 10
s.I'h = Fffelds Subdivision Of certain lots in
block numbered tl in Trinidad.
Ali OF tie above as per plat Of Joseph y.
FIields subdivision recorded in Lcr No. IL. page
4 of the records OF the surveyors Office of the
District If tnlun bia.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. and the balance
liz three equal monthly installments at six. twevr
and eighteen months. the deferred payments to hr
secured 10y Geed Of trust the prcpcrty, and 10
hear interest mt the OF Il per per amnnl.
All o'nvryancing aud recording at the cost of t.,
purchaser. and the terms of ale 10 Ice compiled
with Within ten days Of the day of sale. ohcrw isn
the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
eriy at The risk and cost Of the defaulling pGr-
chaser.
]. TAYLOR EI.LySoN
CLAIMING NJ. BOLTON.