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4 Prize story of Adventure.


Bout tn closest call ever had" said
the long-legged nan On backless chair
IN front of the grocery. "wus when I wus
emigratin' to Califorrey in 40. There wus
bout fifty of us started together. but We
didn't agree very we'll. SO tell of us sep
of our owD. We got along all right I'LL We
got among them Apaches. They was soon
bar'In on ou trail, ar' one day they
s'rounded us. They wus fifty to our one.
an all we could look for ard to wus to die
a fShtin'- They KEEP a circlin' an cir
clin an a gittin nearer all TIL time, an
till could she OF TO kill Jist when we
wus whispsrin' goodbye to each other
them red devils took to their heels like til
United States Amy was arter them 1t
wus an airthQuake done ii, an We WASH I
troubled more
''Wus they a volcar ey near there?'' asked
the little man with high shoulders and a
weakened face.
Nav. Whater You talkin bout vol
caneys? l said airthquake"
Il heerd you. But l went through that
same deestrct that year. Them Apaches
got arter us an we hustled up into tn era
ter of volcIney to stan en- off
We built a kin of a platform inside an
they couldn' a took US in thousand years
II we'd had grub. One mornin' when We
Wus Jist about starved, that ole vocansy
kim 10 life, cut loose like dynermite ex-
plosion. an We wus blowed ninety miles
TO tn west afors we landed in a san hill
Not durn one of us had a scratch
The long-leggcd man reached for his
weasel skin, took on sickly grin and said
Nv hat II YOU fellers take?'
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AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, &c.
TOdRv.


c. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 1907 G st. NV
Chancery sale of business property No. AGO to %7O
G st. I.w., on Wednesday. July %, at 4:3O O'Clock
pm. VIM. G. johnson and Oscar Luckett trus-
tees.
DuncansOn Bros. Aucts., 9th and d SITS. NV
Chancery sale Of unimproved property at south
west Of n and Union SITS. sw., on We'd
nesday, July %, at 8 O'Clock pm. Frank T. Brown
ing and Sam'l MADDOX trustees.
Tomorrow.
Duncanson Bros, Aucts., 9th and d SITS. NV
Trustees sale OF dwelling, No. 1893 18th ct. NV,
on Thursday, July %, at 4:S0 o'clock pm. John
Taylor Arms and Geo H. b. White, trustees
Ratclifc, Sutton & Co., Aucts go Pa. ave. n. w.
-Assignee's sale Of stock OF hardware, contained
in store of l.. II. Schneider's Sons, 1910 Pa. ave-
NV, on Thursday. July %. at 10 O'Clock m.
Geo. h. Plant jr., and James w. Green, assignees.
DuncansOn Bros, Aucts., 9th and d SITS. h.w.--
Trustees sale Of real estate 2Sth st., Olive ST.
and 9th st. NV, on Thursday, July 20. O. clock
pm. Edwin Forrest and ]. Holdsworth Gordon,
trustees.
Duncanson Bros, Aucts., 9th and ID SITS. NV
Trustees sale Of dwelling. No. 122a ST. me-, on
Thursday, July 20, at o'clock PIN. Louis D.
Wine and Clarence B. Rhcem, Trustees.
Thomas j. Owen, Auct., a13 F st. n.w.-Sale
of household furniture bicycles, ETC., at Exchange
Auction Rooms 183l-l333 st. NV, on Thursday
July %. at 10 o'clock AIN. Also, at IL m, horses
vehicles and harness.
s. Bensinger Auct $40 La. ave. n.w.-Sale of
horses Thursday. July %, at 10 O'Clock am
Marcus Notes. Auct., 837 La. ave. p.w.-Sale Of
household furniture. carpets, ETC., on Thursday,
July %. at 10 o'clock am.
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hurriedly visited. and after lunch ride out
, Chapel street and up a steep Mill With q
left turn brought US to the road to Bran
ford. with It's fine town library building.
and later through Leets Island. Gulford,
East river, Madison. Westbrook and Say
brook, to the mouth of the Connect cut
river. twenty-eght miles from New
Haven.
Here expected to connect with the
steam ferry, crossing the river to Lyme SO
as to complete our run to New London,
fourteen miles further on. the same night,
hut the ferryman had gone home, and his
craft was without steam. were COM
PEELED L, camp on BLUM overlooking the
river Before morning the softly falling
rain drops reminded US Of our proximity to
the sea. but after sunrise the clouds clear
with the weather. AT . o'clock the ferry
man blew his whistle and our short boat
Journey was soon concluded.
Heading Toward NarrEsansett.
Passing through Lyme, set a good
pace on a good road to Black Hall. where
a halt was made for SC me luscious cherries
or the loadside and a cool draught from
the spring. A diversified ride through a
somewhat hilly district. with occasional
glimpses of the sound. brought us through
South Lynn to Crescent Beach and then
Mantle with its fine campus, used by the
National Guard of Connecticut; Milestone
and Waterford and. finally, the shores Of
the Thames and beautiful New London
harbOr. along the inner side of which runs
fine macaiam road from the Pequot
Hou TO the city limits.
From New London to the noted summer
resort of Watch Hi.i Rhode Islands south
eInmost point. distance of about nineteen
miles, the roads We're billy and sandy, but
good side paths We're found. From Stoning-
ton to Kingston the roads improved. and
at the latter place sharp turn to the
right brought MS to the fine macadam pike
to Narraeansett pier nine miles further on.
As Narragansett is neare.l, picturesque
lakes and wooded islands delight the eye.
Through the manufacturing town of Wahe-
field. with its thousands of looms. the road
descends to the sea. and shortly the hand
some cottage of Secretary of the Interior
Cornelius n. Bliss is seen. followed by
many 3thers. until Narraganse-t Beach
and its rolling surf and broad :tretch of
white sand is reached. The immense bath
ing pavilion. probably the finest on the At
lantic coast. and the luxurious hotels and
cottages rest the eye, while the refreshing
south heasterly breeze inspired us with re-
newed vigor. but We were satisfied with
this as camping place. and our Kent vas
soon fiuttering in the win1s and the
huge breakers foaming in our front yard.
OTIS B. GOODALL.
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RArcLIrFE SUTTON 90. Auction,rrs.

TRI STEElS' SALE OF rNIMPRnvEp PROPER ~
SITrA ATEI N GfoEGETowN. Il. T.
BY virtue of deed OF ,Is. recorded aI,.
ta the land re-, re.rds Of le district Of Columbia" d.
front Of the premises on FRIDAY. SINrII ~
GIST, 1887, Al HAIF-rAST FIVE u',Iss'k
T. NJ those pare Is Of rr"uBd ia Georgetown iu Ia,
said District and '.-Sgn;te,l as and heing Iari- ii
lots numbered 90 and 81. in odd tio"r.rtnwn d. :.
in square II 4 said Georgetown d >.ri'nd ty M.
and hounds follows: Beginning for liz, s'ip, -
point on east iine Of J-ii,rsru street wli,r. Ibr
same is ini"Tsect'"i Icy the s"iih boundary liu rt
the Chesapeake aud ohio Canal 'otlrti.ar lion. .,d
running trn"e s.htl ry will said east lin Il J.,
fersnn street ~ feet: th-nrr ea>t s,rail 4" Bri,e
street leo feet 10 inches The eastern a., lin II
the original plan Of the ,-tv Of G.org,toun. tat,.
northeIly with said outline the south lin, =. q
Canal boundary line: thence iy aud with said a.
line 10 the point of beginning: all" all that pare.
"t ground lying Ia said square II. in said Geo.
town. described "a follows: BEGINNING fie a.
line of jefferson street 80 feet : Inches snn'h fr,n
tne s"utlhast Intersection Of Bridge aud isr,-
streets and running th-nr- south with sad at
iine OF jefferson street - feet: theme, ,..st .Dd
laThiiel WIN Bridge street l'i1 feet Ia in,leS
eastern outline of original plan uf ,;.nf-.ioa. .-
thence north with said ilc 30 feet aIrl :iI,,
south 50 feet II let Ei Icy depth on plan 81 O..
Georgetown; said two parcels hinc ,sd,,.,,,.
y deed Recorded among said land records ia I.r
No ds. folio ~? tAll TIA. foregoing ,I.-s,.r.t.,I
ra,t' Ter;fded among said land rfro7s ia Licr W.
ld3l. foil" 2lS. rfe ,,f Indebtedness s.,. -!
I'M hsf"gh,l.r g G M hs made kt""a at d.! "f sa;. As
al OF iot =. ana 50 much of lot ~ l. L''' iit
ciuded within the Chesapeake and Ohio canal {, i,,-
lan!. in Beall Addition I" G."rgetowB Ais,
strip or LOT of grould south Of said lot -. know -
part OF NapPiig and bounded the north o.,
r.'in iva - tdSi 10y Washington street, IN
tHe south Toy lot 62 of p-akins. Lee 4 t'4sInH,, =
ADDITION 10 Geo-reiown. ami "n the west hy ste
line OF Old torsctown: all "f said parcels leir. in
square Il, IN said Ge"rgetoHn 'said l", - it -
and pit. Mapping will lac sold sul.jS-t 10 1 90,
deeds or trust recorded among said land r.,,. Is
IN liber No 1863. folios 2s> and ea2 The ani,.f
OF Indebtedness secured therrunder viii =. mad.
known at day Of sale.i
Terms OF sale: one-third Of the purchase rn,t.y
In cash and the balance in equal irst ailments II
one ana two wears. with interest from aay "f -
NJ rate OF pet cent. payable semi, annr.llt uI
all IN cash. at purchasers option The d.f-ri.d
PAYMENTS TO be secured by purchasers riui.S .id
deed OF trust on property sold A d,Is,sit ,f y.zs
Will be required AT fine of sale Terms of ,.l, q,
be complied with within VI days from day uf s.l,.
Conve! an"ing and recording al purchasers ,1St
JOHN IL. cBl',:fII.AN
jy27-d&ds T,ns,'.s
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DUNCA NSoN BROS, AUcTToYEERs.

TRUSTEES SAFE OF DESIRABLE DOUBLE
TWO-SrokN AND BASEMENT BAY WINDOW
BRICK DWELLING. No. l4O6 CoI,IMHIA
STREET. NEAR q STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust. duly recorded .n
Liher No. is1. foiio $40 et seq, the land reg
oids of the District o. Columbia. will sell. in
front Of the premises. FRIDAY. the TIIIHi-
TEETH DAY of JTLI. AID. 1887 at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. The following described land and
prm misses, sitiste in the city of Washington. Dis
trlct OF Columbia. aud designated part OF lot
No twelve 'l2' in Sam..el Re,iforn's subdivision Of
square NUM- cred three und-ed and sixty-si, i3a;
said suhdn Sivn Is recorded in the office of The
surveyor Of the District of Columbia. in Book W
F.. page f<@ contained within the following me. .s
and bounds. NH.: Regnning for the same q; a
point the ~rst line of Redfcrn street now
called CnImha street nfiy-seven t,1l feet six t6,
in, hes fI-.u! Ihc north line of . street and
running thence w">t twenty t2o feet: thence north
fOrtytw" ti-' teeI 81, 80 inches TO the line of a
ten 10, fo,t sllev: thence east along the line of
said alley ;wsniy '2o' feet; thence south forty-tw
together with. sl singular. the improy einents
weys. easements. rights, privileges and apuur-
teUances.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in ore
and two years. u"Ie> TO be given. bearing per
cent per annnn Interest payable sem-lunually and
to he secured on The property Sold all cash at
option OF purchaser t"nreyancing, etc, at cost
OF purchaser. = deposit nf 500 required at time
Of sale Terins be piled with in fifteen iays
otherwise trustees tie right TO resell the
property al the -sL sud Of the defaulting plr
chuser. after five days advertisement in some
newspaper published in Washington. DC
+. SOtTHARD PARKER
BkaLNARD II. WARMER
Jy]I-dNds Trustees
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AuCrIoNEERs,
CID r

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
ABoCT Ten ACRES ADJOINING BRIGHT
H Mh wsm HEI1S pIsFk psKk HNp TRATEnsE n1,
STREET EHTENpED.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to us. recorded
among the land records Of the District OF Column
quest OF the parry thereby secured. will sell.
at auction, in front OF the premises. TUES
PM. the following described tract of land. in tho
District az Coiunhia being part of tract of land
called Peters MIN Scat described follows:
Beginning Al the northeast corner of part of aid
tract. conveyed 10 samuel u. Finckel by deed
dated MAY To- 1894. and recorded among he land
records of he District Of Columbia. in Liber ]. A.
3. "a folio 24l, being the south side of road
A. and running thence sonr said road a. north
60 degrees west IS perches TO the northeast
corner Of part conveyed 10 keese 10y deed recorded
among said land records in Liber l0I6 fulio 80:
thence with The east line Of said Keesc's land
south S2i2 degrees west 5e.4S perches to north
line Of road r. thence with said road ..B' soutil
90 degrees east ". IS perches to the sout heist
corner Of whole tract conveyed 10 Finckel, being
also the southwest corner of land conveyed %
I.iber j. A. $. ,3. folio 20; thence with west line
of said Reiy's lot extended 10 road 'A'' north
32k degrees east a5. - perches TO the beginning.
with iIdprosp pm.nis thereon. consisting of frame
trust recorded among said land records in Iiher
No 114I. folio 81. upon which there IS now due
the sum of $i,4O0, with interest from October -.
1895.
Terms OF sale: One third of purchase money in
ssh, OF which a deposit Of 500 must he made at
time Of sale and the balance in equal installncnts
at one and years. for which will be taken
notes Of the purchaser. bearing interest ut per
cent per apnuiD. payable semi annually. from day
OF ssie aud secured hy deed of trust the prop
erty sold. nii in cash at purchasers option II
terms Of sale Got complied with in fifteen
days reserve the right to resell the said prop
erty at risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser.
Cony eyancng sud recording at purchasers cost.
LOUIS T.. SHOEMAKER,
J. ID. COUGHLAN,
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DUNCANSoN BROS, AUCrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On TWENTY EIGHTH STREET OIIVI
STREET AND TWENTY SEVENTH STREE

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On TWENrY-EIGHTH STREET OLIVE
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. passed on July IL. 1897.
tees will sell at public auction in from. of the
respective premises, hereinafter described on
THURSDAY. THE TWENTI-NINTH DAY OF
JtLl, 1877. COMMENCING AT SIX O'CLOCK
PM. the following descI iled lands and premises
situated In the city Of Washington in the t-ict
land records of said District. to Wit Said
Will first offer for sale. commencing at the time
stated lot 26, in square 1918; imme atey there
after lot 3d. IN said square; Immediately there
after the south Il of 10: 81, In said square; i'm
mtdately thereafter the south u of lot 81 in said
l2lI, and Immediately thereafter south Il If lot
So Ia said square 1217 said squares 1915 and I2I1
having been heretofore known squares IS and AZ
respectively, upon the ground plan of the late city
Of Georgetown. in said District.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by said deere:
and the balance in and two years after sale
with interest. the deferred payments lie Sc
cured 10y good and sufficient deed of upon
the premises sold all cash, at tie option of the
ur6haser purchasers. A deposit of 500 re-
Guired at the time Of sale each parcel. Terms
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the risk and of the default-
Ing purchaser purchasers after five DAYS ad-
vertisement of such resale in newsI per
published in Washington ID. C. All ccnveyancing,
ETC.. ut cost Of the purchaser purchasers.
EDWIN FORREST.
3i7-3l9 AZ st. NV,
]. WORDSWORTH GORDON.
$50 4l2 st. NV,
1yl'-d&tis Trustees.
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Jupfter's Nearest Moon.

From the Pittshurs Dispatch
One of the Queerest Of the heavenly
bodies Is the satellite that is nearest to
Jupiter Though it is bigger than our
moon. its substance is less than half as
light as cork. II is also believed that 1t is
cut in two; and that instead of one moon.
II Is ally two. and they foa ting SO close
together that the inhabitants of either
hemisphere-if there be any inhabitants
may almost talk to each other They are
at least. so close that it may be possible
10 have arranged a telegraph system be-
tween the two. Prof. Barnard says If the
satellite Is not in two parts, there must be
a light belt around it, which is very niue h
likesthat of Jupiter itself
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AMERICAN BIRTH RATES.
All of the New England States Are
Now Worse Or Than France.

From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
French economists are consoling them
selves for the gradual depopulation of their
country by pointing out that many of the
American states. including the whole OF
New England. are still worse off. The
birth rate in France has fallen from 3S
per 900 at the beginning of the century
TO ~ per 1,0m and is less than the death
rate, so that if the present conditions con-
tinue In about 200 years the French race
will have become extinct. In many OF the
United States. however, matters are even
more serious. This birth rate in Nevada Is
1870 per lHn. so that, even If no more
people should emgrate from that state. Its
populatio would die out completely In less
than 1oo years. Maine comes next with
birth rate of 11.m per l,Ho, which gives It's
race about a century longer to exist. New
Hampshire is third, with 1S.4 per 1000
Vermont is fourth, with 1S.J, and, strange
to say. California. which comes next, has a
birth rate of 19.4 per 1.Up or nearly u per
cent less than that of France This fact
in view of the favorable climate, ample
area and diversity of interest and employ
ment characteristic of the state, Is most
striking. Following California Is Connec-
ticut. which has birth rate of 2l.3 Ier
1.Hb. Massachusetts has 2l-o. Rhode Is
land has 22.J. a somewhat higher rate than
the French. but still insufficient to prevent
the extinction of the present race within
two or three centuries. Wyoming, with its
rs. comes between massachusetts and
Rhode Island, while oregon has rate of
:22.5 In most of the states even these which
have q low birth rate, the population is
kept up. or increases. but the new blood
comes from immigration. The conclusion
to he drawn from the statistics complied is
simply that. within a period varying from
6a. 20 300 years according to circumstances.
the Anglo-Saxon race of inhabitants of
New England and the Pacific coast will be
replaC ed by another
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c. G. SLOAN & 90. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-ST0RY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, NO. 800 STREET SOUTH.
WEST
By virtue OF order Of the Supreme Court OF
the D,strict OF Columbia. passed In Equity Cause
No. 1S4l1. End The power con,a med In deed OF
trust recorded among the land records of the Dis
trict Of Connhs in Liher 194 folio Bal ct seq.
the undersigned a,il sell, " Pnilie auction, IN
front Of th. premises. on THURSDAY. AGGI 81
FIFTH 1891 AT FIVE OCItGk PM. lot :oS,
in square 5t6 according to the subdivision record ID
in the otnee of Surveyor Of the District of Co.
lumhia. in Box IA page 9S-
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
must he PAID in cash. and the balance In two equal
ir,stallments. payable and two years after the
day Of sale respectively with Interest at the rate
Of six per sentum per snuum from said day. nnd
represented by the proD.issory notes Of the pur.
chaser secured by deed CT trust the property
sold in form and satisfactory 10 the under.
sigrtd, or all carh. ct the option OF the Iar.
chaser A deposit OF 500 viii be required at time
Of sale. Tne right Is reserved TO resell. at the
risk and OF the defaulting purchaser. if the
terms OF sale not complied With withia fifteen
days. All conseyancing. recording and notarial
fees to be psid by purchaser.
ALFRED g. WILSON,
EDWARD r. BUCKLEY,
fy2o-1ot Trustcea
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Ancient Printinx.

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Recent investigations in Egypt prove al
most beyond question that the wonderful
people of the Nile actually printed with
movable types as early as the ninth CEN
tury of our era. Two papyrI of that time
have been found. and twelty-seven print
iEgs on paper of the century following. In
dications point TO all the printing being
done by priests, and the perfection of 1t in
dcates that II was then expert
ment with the clever craftsmen. IT has
also been learned that printed paper money
was issued In northern Syria during the
second crusade, and that as early as 794
the government Of the caliph OF Bagdad
owned and operated a paper factory in the
town named.
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A KLONDYKE OUTFIT
Money That 1t VIII Take to Garry
You There.

From the New York Sun.
Persons who contemplate going into the
new gold fields from this part OF the conn-
try need provide themselves with but one
thing-mcney. This will provide all the
other things which they need, and the sup
Ilies can be bought at the places of de-
parture for Alaska. OF tools, the placer
miner needs but pick, shovel. an ak and
pan. The kind, quality and quantity Of
clothing and food that he will need are
we'll known at Seattle, where ne will go to
begin the Alaska journey.
The winter temperature in the Yukon val
ley is often from 30 degrees to 30 degrees
below zero. This must be provided against,
and every man of Alaskan experience IS
advising each adventurer not to go into the
e CLntry without taking full years sup
ply of provisions.
The present routes to the klondyke and
its neighborhood all begin at Seattle. The
fare from New York to Seattle via the
Northern Pacific railroad is 1910, and the
trip lasts four and one-half days. From
SEATTLE there are two general routes to the
kiCndyke. One is by way OF the North
American Trading Company's steamers to
the mouth of the Yukon at ST. Michael,
and thence up the Yukon by river boats TO
Dawson City. The fare by this route Is
$50, and but $50 pounds of baggage are al
lowed to each passenger. The other routes
from Seattle is ST.. second-class. From Ju-
neau there are two routes. The better
Known is by way of Chilkoot pass, and
then by long succession Of portages and
waterways to the Klondyke. On this route
every pound of luggage must be carried
through the pass and at the portages.
either by the traveller himself or on the
backs of Indians or mules. There are few
Indians to be hired and still fewer mules
Another route, called the Dalton trail
passes through the Chilkat pass and over
a prairie route either entirely by land 10
Fort Selkrk or to where the Pelly river
joins the Yukon, and thence by water. This
route has forty-two horses on 1t FOR bag
gage, and in the spring it is promised that
as many more will be provided as are
needed.
The route by way of st. Michael and the
Yukon steamers is about 5000 miles long,
l. 100 miles of this being on the Yukon and
is covered in thirty-five to forty days
Navigation closes on the Yukon early IN
September and does not reopen until June
The routes via Juneau are about $50 miles
long, and take about twenty-five days to
cover.
The smallest sum of money which any
man of experience has advised man TO
go in with is $3.50 III hand after buying sup
plies and paying all passage money from
Seattle. Two hundred and fifty dollars
worth of supplies is the smallest amount
that it Is safe to start with One hundred
dollars worth Of winter clothing must be
ADDED to this.
No person should start from this part 1T
the country for the Klondyke with less
than $3.50 in hand, and the more man has
the better for him. And no person should
start from Seattle after the middle of Au-
gust.
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RArcLHFE SUTTON & CO.. AucrIoSEERs.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF ONE THREE-sroRY BAY
WINDOW BRICK DWEILING, BEING no.
NINE ROOMS, CELLAR, BATH AND ALI
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Under and by virtue Of a certain deed of trust
dated September 1. 1S93 and duly recorded ,0cfo
ber s. 1sSa in Iiber No 1855 at folio 4l9 ct seq OF
the land records of the District of Columbia and
at the request Of the party secured thereby We
Will sell at public auction In front of the prem.
ises. on FRIDAY. TIE THIRTTErH DAY OF
and premises in the city Of Washington District
~ and three 81. in Edward Dyer's subdivision OF
square numbered five hundred and sixty-four i534l
as per plat recorded In Liber y. X folios 2I2 and
2ls. Of the records of the surveyors ofice Of the
depth Of 20 feet and Improved as abb above. s0n' 0'
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
e be paid /, cash. lalsnes lane, At one d1 and two
property with interest at six per cent pei annum.
Or all cash, at option Of purchaser deposit of
5000 required at time of sale. Terms to Be com
piled with within ten 40, days or right reserved
after nye (5) days previous nstice in The Evenins
Star. All recording, conveyancing, ETC., at DUR
W. MosBY WILLIAMS, Trustee,
1921 ct. NV.
ADOLPH A. dOEHL1NG 1r.. Trustee,
310d&ds 1416 y st. NV,