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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
CHERUBS TUMBLE AGAIN
may DROP rWO JAMES IONhWARK
Avn 90 10 roman PLACb.
They Did a Good Deal Of Hickirg, but IL
Was Ju.,ifiab.c in a Measure Many
Changes on the Iield.

NEWARK. y. j. Sept. i5.-special.-
Jake" Wells dropped Al couple OF games
here this Afternoon 20 the locals. The
Newark hold on second place was there
by materially strengthened. Newark
captured ihc first game by the score OF
8 20 and the second TO g. although
emily six fuil innings were played In the
latter same.
Umpire Kctchum's decisions were as
rule Bon favor Of the fofnc club and the
Kicking ou the pari 90 the visitors was
continuous and in great measure Jusii-
nablc.
Tho visitors were away cif in their field
ing iu tho opening zane ana scNcfm
changes were made in ihe makeup. Lee
yer became tired of the support nc re-
ceivcd and concluded 10 give 70 up after
a Few Innings. Thornton VINO succeeded
him did fairly well.
NewarE scored tho luckcsi kind OF a
run IA the third inning, WITH ono man
gone. Iccvcr worked "Biil' Carrick on
three strikes. The third one was a quick
IN shoot which got past wells the ban
rollins I'M hole in the grand stand. As
a result Carrick made The circuit OF ;he
bases
Richmond tied The score In the third.
Tlhcrfcld was hit hv utched pd,,
rhoruion followed with a base on balls
ana when Harcrovo followed with q SIN
s,ic lsihorfeld scored. Thornton I'm try
Ing 10 reach third on the hit was doubled
un M Dalcys corner ono more tdiiy
US made bv the visitors In the fourth.
After Foster had gone out, KAN singled
through short and went 70 second on
Wells out. ,,-, ...
TIc scored when Lever doubled over
Shoohan's head. a bunch OF errors were
responsible for FIVE OF tho nome team
runs in tho fourth
Flbcrfeld was the chief offender. drop
ming q rs bah and moment later ma1c
a wild throw past the plate Stoc hsu'lo
,yas also guilty Of an error. When H. was
all over the locals mad six additional TAI
lies 10 their credit ..,..
a GENERAL SHIFT.
As IN the whole affair was taken as
Joke "a general shift was made IN me
mmko-up Of the Richmond nine IN the
'1vfb inning. Thornton went IN 20 pitch.
Elsev INIT on the mask and essayed 20
catch while Wells moved over 10 INC M
tial b9g Thornton rather surprised the
SPECTATORS by holding Tho home team
down well lie proved himself - ne
quite a pitcher.
The visitors last run was made In NE
ninth innning Elherield received a NE
0n Hatnclds tumble and after thornton
g ..no out on a ny 20 second, the ittle
third bascman moved w 20 second on
Uargr0vc's out. Elbcrleld then scored
On F,ls.v's fine drive 90 right field
Newark's last two runs were made IN
she sixth and seventh innings. respective
Is In the sixth. RothfUss got base
on halls went TO second on an error and
came home on q hat by Holmes. An
error bt Foster. "a stolen base and Dalcv
single accounted for tho run IN the
seventh. The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
rrRsoN AND GENEEaL
Interesting Facts About Eichmon"s '''''
rensand other Natter.

DR. Tabor has returned 90 th' CIV.
Mr.. James Madison Macon nas peen
very sick since last Friday. a, nl' ie-l
dsrce. with severe auacN OF mii"i -
fever.
The new buildings ID ne notth"e ~
,,,, lc,np ruiIt by Mr. Emanae. kadb bug
rs Mr.. Block.
thief stole two nne chairs from the
front porch OF the home OF Mfs yonn -:
Taylor. on north Eighth street. hhu'soSy
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
RrookIrn. ): WashIngIon. I.

BROOKLYN. " Y. Sept. T.-Brooklyn
won another game from Washington to-
day in the ninth inning. Swain has only
himself 90 blame for the loss ~ the game
for after he fumbled Dunn's erounder'
which would have retired Brooklyn win
ono run. enough hits were made 10 WIN.
Attendance 1.li2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18

Tho Richmond Grays Company a. OF
the First Virginia Regiment. had drill
and inspection In fatigue uniform at The
Regimcntal armory last evening under the
command Of Captain G.. Gray BOssicuN.
preparatory to the annual inspection
which will take place next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
Sacred CONCERT ut lakeside

Tho usual sacred concert will be given
kn Sunday at Lakeside Park from 1870
~ G.3O T. NJ. by the First Virginia Regi-
ment Band. under the direction Of Mr.
A. j. LESS. who has made some pleasing
selections for the occasion.
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Bay View. near city Point, are visiting
friends n Petersburg
Rev. ". $ Leake pastor OF West End
Baptist church. Us ON VISIT to friends 10
the country.
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PrTTsBURG. PA. Sept T.-Pittsburg
took both games from the it-ei i.,,..,
to-day. There were no specldi features
bon the game.
Mr. l..rL.
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crrrmary. Earned ruHs- I,,y"U''1 -
5,on 'rbTee-base hits Holland. McMack-
i,s carey Base on balls-on McMa.,ck.in'
o' oee Newton. g. struck ou' slater
s,r on (2r. NcMackin McFarlan, Leit
ON bases Reading. y: Norfolk. q Do 9Io,
plsvs-Holland. Mcintyre ana %,,,,.1,,,t,.ro
land and Carey stolen bases Moli'' '''
Sr,,o ofO Umpire Haden.
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HOW the Clubs stand.

BALTIMORE. Sept. ll.-Thc Cha aii
,tons took the first game from me Cuah--
crs to-day with comparatively ease, 2ntt
i'm the second they were unable 10 ~
Dunkle. the visitors new pltcher' ~
tendance 3ii5.
ElrlD-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
rIlr WINNING RUN.

Newark scored what proved to be the
winning run I'm the sixth inning. After
Daicv had struck out. HATFIELD doubled
"a LETT held Schmidt who had entered
,Ic came I'm this inning made a great
oes,rt to catch the ball but 10 goa away
sron, him Hatfield went 10 third on
pothfuee' out at first and scored when
Csrrick placed safe one I'm right field.
Richmond got a man on second base the
aret half of the seventh inning. but
clever double play spoiled her chances or
srorinr The game was then called. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
WAS NO WRANGLING'
rutS HAS THE FEATURE or THE
cLETELAND.CITCINNATI GAME.
chomnions Break Even with the Phillies'
Pirates Take Two from the Iail~
Enders-Giants Shut Out.
Games Yesterday.

Boston. Il: New York, o.
brooklyn. 3: Washington, !.
baltimore, IL. ]. Philadciphi9. s. 2
Pittsburg, 6. 10; ST. Louis, 2 3.
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Athletics . Two-base hits Newell Keis-
Ter (2). McVcv. Throc-basc hits-West-
lake. r. Schaub. Osborne. stolen bases
Shaffer Niau Home run-kcister DOu-
bile play-Keistcr 10 Touehey 20 Johnson:
Keistcr 10 Toughey McNcy 10 Tlrich.
Left on hases-PatcrsOn, Z: Athletics. g.
Struck out-Bv Niau. Cain: by Osborne
Shaffer % Bases on balls-On Niau. Nc
Ncy. Osborne. of Osborne. Hamburg On
Tduhey. Hardcsty CD. Passed halls-E
Schaub Time. las Umpire Howard.
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EKenLne

CINCINNATI %. September l.-Ih
hookics got even for the.r losses oi IhuI
dqv at oakley to-day Anf ono iaFot'
scored nr the public ana several good
tninrs failed t0 go through. Weather d
uehfful. track FAST summarize
First receive fIrl0n-- itnr'a 7It
an a. d. inst. Afamada % t0 D and out
second. Uada IS To- 81 third. Iim'
1902 3d.
second receive and haf furIone
ponfu- a to ID first. Don QuN0fn Nd f| D.
and Z to % second. Jlck1napes ot'D
third Time lH D..
Third raco-sIX furiOng ltock|aII % PA.
u fr-t Masterpiece NJ fo f and i1
third. Governor Slus-euln1'.r i' .
third Time 1915 49,
Fourth raco--iX fur'0ue lHff'r p.
LIVE d to ID FIRST. IlnDha d. 10 io '
second. Three Bars o to D. t1fa. iiH''
l.if3-l ., r
Ftfth racc-tw0 miles Barton '' .'
eret. Dominica G t0 and to - SECOND
countess Trina % 20 81 third IIN''.
1892 l-f
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summary:

Summary: Earned runs-Cleyyel,a,.n.d,. o.
CINCINNATI I. Base on balls-ou WILSON,
/. of Rhines. .; Off Ehrct l. Struck OUT
by Wilson @.
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Totals t+.st-s- $500. ~ - t.r -.
cote out for interfering with play -
Score by innings: oco -
Is,rrgaiS O0220 Ill
summary Earned runs Reading o.
1orfoik Two-base hits-Suatton.
foahv Thrcc-base hit-Snydcr. lone
,,,r NfcIfarlan. wild pitchcs-Mc ln-
80 pose ON baus-On Mcintyre. 3: Off
rR,shob' Hit by pitched balls McFarr,,
i,r Vvcihl struck Wcddige. Leit
ON bases Reading. 4: Norfolk. 3. Double
plave-I .cahy. Wentz ana snyo1ri. 1tS'
DHlpll ~ Ll,. I.-I.c,-r q. AME
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ST LOUIS. Mo September iI-Iator.
itos were successful only Dob ihe oHrhlis
and closing events at the tAr Fi.HN's
to-dav Track slow. summaries
First race-sIx furIons sirtinfccl p
fo s. first. Lady Hamilton ~ to D ana
m bob second. John Boone al to D thii.
second race-one mile-Judsc DehoHss
90 D. arst. John CorbIn 5 to and cyenl
,rrlrd r3cc-maiden tw0-year-o'ds. nre
furlones-Hch Born Lady N in ID Nf
Irourth Ward 40 t1 . and d. PRO- DID, second,
Ialaria 900 20 ID third. Iimr 10 i-'
Fourth racc-slx furlongs iIusn I'D
ID frst. Canlsee Em as fo and Io
second s.ddubia Is 20 % thIr4. Time u. y,
Firth race-s.N fur.ongs Joht s'.
IN d first. TiZctfa o to and ID
second. Lady Britannia O5 Co ID i0.'"
Time 1916 i-2 r.o- De-
sixth race-ono mile Parole
N n first. Helen ~ Gardner % ~
{ no b second. Nellie go 10 ID i'''
Time. 1916 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-18
LEG FRACTURED

Attor+ Towns (cOlored). OF Notlo""s
A,n,l' bo h. employed as brakeman on
couns . W. and Western railroad, had
sne ~, 'sroctnred this morning near Nor
folk. lie was brought TO f9 be 3
where ne was ATTENDED i1,S had been M dressed e
-, ,,,as sent no his home. In Nottoway.
ne Io Tas A Ae', chi n Jr. son OF Mr.. John 4
ciii 80 This city. who fell from stable
an his fathers premises, on High street
last Saturday morning and disioea'Ju
both shoulders and fractured DIS "l'''' D.
improving. ....-...,, ,.oo,s q,
go remained unconscious from the time
~ The accident until the following Tues
day afternoon. (.,...
,eraeid county. and Mrs. L. b. Ray. OF
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RICHMOND.
.c ASST out t. on an inneid fiy.

Score by innings; n.
Newark .. o.. ..............'...l "
summary. Earned runs--Ncwark 3.
Richmond. 2. Two-base hits-Cassldy,
thornton. Kahn. Home rnns--Cassidy.
CHESHIRE. stolen bases-liat6eld. Left on
bases Newark. 5; Richmond. 2. Double
oiays- Thornton 90 Elbcrhoid TO Thorn
ton: OHagan 20 Hatfield. First base on
',rrors Newark J. Richmond l. First
base on halls-on Cariick I. Hit by pich-
"a haii-O.Haran. Passed ball-Wells.
ryrnolrc-Kctchrm Timc-i.l0.
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NOTHING BUT DRY BEDS.
UELL-KNOWN SrREIMS on THE
SOUrHSIDE STOP RUNNING.
AIataoca Mills Stop for Want of Water
The Confederate Camps Elect sponsors
and Delegates to the Grand Camp

PETERSBURG VA, Sept. 11-Speci'l
From present appearances 10 looks as N
cine beds of AN the streams viii soon DE
dry unless there is am early fall of RAIN
learned to-day that the only stre'"
running between Petersburg and Din"iu-
5io Courthouse is old Town creek. ana
that Nottoway river is the only stream
running between Blackstone and Line"-
huro Courthouse. This river is $50 lo"
that "a person can wade across TO- There
is no water n Town creek. in Chester
field county and the bed OF Swift creek
inst above the Swift Creek Cotton f'c-
tor,, is uerfectIy dry. IL has been years
since such a prouacted dIo"'"
known in this section. r,-t., and W
A. Inc meeting of III. a. wise anu w
u, 10 Caron of Confederate veterans
~ Tunenburg held at the county ,'-'
house last Monday Miss Lillian h.- .t.
was elected sponsor Tor inc .auiP ' a.,
GRIND Camp Of Confederate Veterans 10
be held az Richmond on lht -''"' -'''
22d OF October next. .,,, .,...
IT'S delegates 20 the Grand lamp 4l.+
select its sponsor at the next me'''"-
of tAe camp. ,.-.....,,,. ,s i,,,.-
ing 12J-horse power boiler piaceu "
their electric light works. -
The protracted meeting which mas nten
I'm progress for the past ten days at oak
Grove church Dinwiddie county, l.'
been brought 10 close. Inc NEE, li'-'
which was largely attended. was conduct
ed bv an evangelist from Dinwiddie.
learned to-day from gentleman from
Dlnwiddie that about three-fourtns or n
crop Of tobacco will be made in that
county The peanut crop in the county
nuts on the vines but top nuts
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MILLS SHUT DOWN.

In consequence OF low water in the
river the Matoaca Cotton Factory has
been compelled 10 stop work TINS n4i
only resumed operations suo' .'''''
ago. after being closed for some time.
The heaviest rain here for several
weeks fell this afternoon about . O'Clock.
Miss Mary Morton Of FarmNille. VINO
has been on a visit 10 the family OF MI
q. L. Barksdale, on High street mas i'
turned home r-,-,,
Miss Mary Douglass Womack or p aIi4l-
VILE. who has been on VISIT 10
here. has returned home. t.,.o
Mr.. Frank NJ Wright ana i'i""'
gone 10 Suffolk 90 reside. ,..ho~
Mrs. f.. A. Hartley. accompanied py -.
two daughters. Mary and Lena mas ~.
To Bristol The Misses Hartley WIZ ",
tend school al the Southwest institute "'
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson. OF klc .lIil, p,
passed through here this moih'"s u"
route home from Wythcville' va.
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T (o1o York ..... G60066OOO-O 5 Q
Summary: Earned runs-Boston. 4.
Base on balls-By Nichols. T. hy sullivan
g. Struck out-By Nichols, 4, by sum
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WASHINGTON
Cleveland. Il: Cincinnati, 3.

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 1.-THE only
feature OF the game was the complete
absence Of any Wranglinp or argument.
ErNTrT AN-yN
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gun,TnnrV. LITUUU IUIIH INI'II =
,ySU,arR Two-base hits - Holmes,
ccver Sacrifice hit o. KAN. stolen
80 49, O,IIaean. 2: Cassidy Holmes r.
berfeld. Left on bases-,NeTyar,k, o. l y. nv
mond H. struck onL-isy i61Sonble plays
ln WEaiGeid to Delehauty to Cassidy; Kan
20 lever. First on orrors-Ne.w,sa,I,lks' o.
Q. First on ballsu,3n n i hoilE
ton !: Carrick. 2. Hit by plH!chneo o I'm
T,1herfcld Q Passed balis-N CHS
-. I-.trhnrn Timc-l.u1.
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Richmond at Newark.
Athletics at Paterfon.
Hartford at Lancaster.
Norfolk at Reading.
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80 ercOND GAME.

po,,or plav marked the second game,
.,.htob only lasted six innings; AllS1Fr
Diamond he'd been retired IN their na,l
- he seventh the game was c'llcu ~,
occo,,ot 81 darkness. Newark began wen
A. he oncning inning touching up th's.
bro In lively fashion. Delehanty Dea' ou'
an inneid hit along the third base une'
Cassidy followed with lucky nome run
tho hail dropping safely just back or iiaI
grove and while the latter was enueaN-
orinn 10 and IL I'm the grass pete CON-
Dietcd Tho circuit Shehan also singled IN
mis- inning. hut was left Newark Nuu,1
10 her total On the next inning. il1es e',i.l
stngled stole second and after RothIuss
md Carrick had been retired. scored on
single by Holmes. ,,..t.,o
A great home run drive by ChesbI9
brole the ice for Richmond I'm the mira
tnninp There was one out az me TINE.
Win none on bases. when he ltted INC
boIl over the left field fence. Richmond
moved un on even terms with the locals
IN the nth inning by scoring "a nrace OF
runs Lever drew a base on bals' Went
IN second ON Kain's single and reached
third ON Wells ont. This put KAN on
eccond Both came home on Elperheld
safe drive 10 right Elherield. however.
vas caught at second base by clever
throw on O'Hagan when ne attempted TO
rtrctrb hfe single into q double.
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BOSTON. MASS, Sept; Ii-Boston de-
iiySed game seen here this season
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-,',..lIv.' 9O2eO0 0 9 . 2
g. ''I roils ''''''' OOOO2OOO 2
summary: Earned runs ttsDuIB, -
St Louis. T. Base ON pals IN itl5.tt,,,,s
4: by Hart. 2.
second Game
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Games To-Day,

Athletics =. q. .......... ia - IS .5el
Reading o.. .. ........., ifl 30 lOl .Si
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PHILADELPHIA.
pos.on II. New York. 0.

e,,nmar,,. Earned runs-Philadelphia
summary ps On balls-oY Dunkle. 81 OF
kr,oie p Struck out-By Amole' 2
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RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO., AUcrIoNEEI;s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING of THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK BtIl.DING,
LATELY OCCUPIED BY THE HOMEOPATHIC
AND KNOWN AS NO. 625 MASSArHi 'SETTS
AVENUE NORTHWEST, AND Two-SfoRY
BRICK BUILDING. KNOWN AS No g. X
STREET NORTHWEST.
by -irtre of . certain deed Of trust dated Decem-
Der 1891 and duly recorded In Liber No les. folio
45l ct seq, of the Land records of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby We, the undersigned. surviving trus-
tees VIII Sell by public auction. in trout OF the
said premises: G2a MASSACHUSETTS avenue. on III e.
DAY, TWENTY-SEOOND DAY of JINE. AID
1897, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
desc ribed land and premises situate in the city Of
Washington. in the District Of Columbia. and
designated and being the east part Of lot three
81, in square west OF square four hundred and
eighty -four (sqrare west Of square 49, fronting
twenty-three (23l feet Massachusetts avende,
and running back width within lines
parallel to division lines between lots and 3, in
said square to X street, together with the i'm
provements, consisting OF said buildings, known
No. 625 Massa ,husetts avenue and No. 622 * street
northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the balance i'm two equal
hstallments. payable In one and two years. with
interest at six t6J per centutn per annu, payable
seHi-annually from day OF sale, secured 10y deed
OF trust upon the property sold. or all cash, at
will be required OF the purchaser at the time Of
sale. All cOnveyancing. recording and uotarial
fees at the cost OF the purchaser. Terms OF sale
to be complied with within ten days from day Of
resell the property at the risk and cost of the
WILLIAM 2. EDMoNsToN.
WILLIAM b. GURI.EY,
EDWARD J. STE1.LwAGEN,
Surviving Trustees.
Inquire 500 9Th ct. NV. JeS-d&ds
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DUNcANsoN BROS, AUgr1oNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROvl
REAL EST ATE, Nos IUn0 AND 2004 III All

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
MEL hSTsTE Y1s nE HT1 AZ. sSRK 2oo4 HARE
By virtue Of certain Js.d Of trust. dated May
IS, 1892 and duly records. July l. 1852, in IAber
H At Of S s ct and Of the e
party secured thereby the undersigned trustees will
prefer pasn1 fss se e ss' H Il fFSn Gf Ri
DAY OF JUNE. AID; 1897. Az FIVE O'CLOCK
m the oniy ae OF aa IN sd
trict. designated rs and being part OF LOT runhsred
s snr sD e R Of certain q tract Of
land known as lie Droit PARK as per plat IN
Liber Governor Shepherd at folio 49, Of the re.erds
in two separate parcels as follows:
Parcel I-Beginnins for the same at the northeast
the line Of Hardwood avenue 16 feet; thence west
erly at right angles With said avenue 2492 feet !;
thence northerly parallel with said avenue $50
feet; thence westerly at right angles with said
nue. 40 Os feet; thente northerly 1910 feet to the
north line of said lot and thence eastery with said
line 10 feet to Hardwood avenue and the place Of
beg a by eFfn aSsa
Parcel 5-Begnn!ng for the same on the line of
Hardwood avenue II feet northeast from the south
east corner of said lot and running thence westerly
parallel with elm street 80 feet; thence south
thence westerly parallel with Elm street 20 feet;
thence northeasterly parallel with Hardwood ave
nue. 80 80 feet; thence easterly parallel with Elm
street 450s feet; thence southeasterly parallel
with Hardwood avenue $50 feet; thence easterly
parallel with Elm street 2l.92 feet to the line Of
Hardwood avenue, and thence south on said avenue
80 feet the place of beginning; improved by
twostory frame dwelling No. 1000 Hardwood ave-
nue..
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal
installments at one and two years. with interest
at six 49,, per csntum per annum. payable semi.
annually. from the day q sale secured by deed Of
ehaser's option. 4 deposit Of $500 on each parcel
VIII be required of the purchaser at the time Of
the purchasers cost Terms of sale to be complied
with in ten days from the day Of sale. otherwise
the trustees the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of any purchaser in default
WILLIAM d. EbMONSTON Trustee,
Adds B. BROWNE. Trustee.
tall
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TRuSIEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
ABOUT TEN ACRES ADJOINING ERh:HT-
MOOD DRIVING PARK AND TRAVERSED
STREET EXTENDED.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust 10 u.s. recorded
Among me land records of the District Of Column
o,., IN Liher No. 1890 folio 3ai, aud the
quest OF the party thereby secured viii sell at
auction. 10 iron of the premises on TIL 'RSitaY
THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF UFNE. 1887
A. Al FIVE O'clock PM. the following described
part OF tract OF land called Peters Mill scar
dscr1bed as follows: beginning at the northeast
ID Finckel by deed dated May H. 1854 and re-
corded among the land records the District OF
Columbia in Liber J. A. $. az, folio a4i being on
. .he south side OF read A. and running thence
perches TO the northeast corner of mar, conveyed
TO keese 10y deed recorded among said land records
IN Liber 1915, folio ~: thence with the east line
OF sid Reese land south 32l2 degrees west so az
perches 10 north liz of road IL thence with
san road b south Go degrees east - ~ perch,s
10 the southeast corner OF whole conveyed TO
conveyed 10 Reilly by deed recorded amony said
laed records in liber J. A. =. a. folio "a; Thence,
WITH west line Of said Reillys lot extended To read
north BIZ degrees east Sc ~ Isr..,,.s 10 the
beginning, with improvements thereon consisting
OF raine building and barn: subject To prior deed
OF trlst recorded among said land records in Ii,er
sum OF 81, 400. with interest from October "a IssS
Terms cf sGle: one-third Of purchase ,nnn.v I'm
cash. OF which deposit of $500 must hc made af
time OF sale, and the balance i'm canal
at one and two years. for which viii be r,k n.ics
oil the purchaser bearing interest nj q p.r cent r,r
ahnun- payable semi annually. from tay of sail.
Or al In cash, at purchasers option Ii terms Of
sale are not complied with in fifteen ,lnys ~. ~.
serve me right TO RESELL said property al risk aud
c"st 2t the dei tuilng purchaser Conveyancing and
LDilS +. SHOEMAKER Trustee
)el4d&ds JOHN ID. CorGHLAN, trustee