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CLAIMED TO BE A DETECTIVE.
But Judge Mills Sent Him to the
WOrkhOuse.


William Fuqua, oolored, was in the po-
lice court today, charged with vagrancy.
Tile testimony showed that Fuqua has been
loafing about a stable on Seventh street
southeast and has terrorized q number OF
the persons of the neighborhood
II am detective, your HONOR said the
defendant, from Luzerne county, Pa, a nd
Detective Lacey knows me. Here is my
authority passing a paper to Judge Mills
"Can you read and writer" asked the
court.
"A little" said the prisoner
Judge Mills-And you claim that this
is your authority to act as detective?
The Prisoner-Yes, sir.
Judge Miils-Well, you can give bond
to the amount of $1OO, or go to the work
house for ninety days. This paper is
nothing but an unsigned warrant for the
arrest OF some person. and has no connec-
ton with you, as far as 1 can see
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Damage Done hy q Match.

Lieut.. McCathran's police report this
morning states that the five year old
child of George F. Bateman, fenited a
match yesterday in his residence, No. 52l
Eleventh street southeast, and threw ft
into wardrobe. There was flare Of
flame and before it could be extinguished
$50 damage had resulted, principally TO
valuable Clothing in the receptacle.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-28

Cured Mrs. Lewis II. Clarke Of Catarrh
and Bronchial Trouble After
Many Years Of Suffering.

Mrs. Lewis H. Clarke, temporarilyresidlng
at No. $40 q street northwest. Washlngt ION,
ID. G.. hut W hose home address is Atlanta,
Ga, nays: II suffered for many years with
catarrD and bronchial trouble and was
treated by many physicians without secur-
ing any permanent relief. Since last Au-
gust bad no sense OF smell or taste ] las
treated by wellknown specialist III Rich
nIOnd, va.,f0r a month, but W as DO better
after his treatment than before began. /
decided to come to Washington and try
Munyon's Specialists. After a short course
or treatment by them / find that both my
senses OF taste and smelling have returned,
and have been greatly benefited generally.
I desire TO heartily recommend Munyon's
wonderful treatment"
Munyon's Remedies, Munyon's
static Electrical Machine, and
Munyon's Special Physicians
cure All Diseases.
Open All DAY ana Evening. Sum
day, = to 5.
..l
623 18th st. N w..
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$40 TO Nia9a ra Falls via b. GO

Through train OF coaches and Pullman
parlor cars from B. & O. Station, Wash
fngton, $40 a. M, July 20. Stop over
returning at Watkins Glen, Rochester, and
Buffalo. Ten-day ro,md-trip, So Special
ode trip to Toronto by steamer, 81.
jy17, 22, "a 26 ,28,em
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Good place for Recreation.

Music and dancing in large cool
grove at Congress Heights every evening
from to TO- The new electric line is
now running from Navy Yard Bridge to
Congress Heights Accommodations for
thousands. Especial attractions all day
Sunday 1y17tf
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GAMES TODAY.

Baltimore at Washington.
Brooklyn at Louisville.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at pittsburg.
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&1.00 TO Point Breeze, Nd, via
B. a. Cd

BY special train from Washington at
s:1o a. m, August i, connecting with
electric cars at East Baltimore Re
turning, leave Point Breeze at 700 p. m.
An popular amusements for days en-
5oyment. Round trip, $1.0o.
ly26, rs. 1921.
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STATESMEN AND ORIOLES.
Will Inaugurate Washington's
At-Home Series Today.
MR.. WAGNER'S INTENTIONS

Saws He Cannot Go About Strength
eniug the Team Hurriediy, and
VIII Accept Nobody's Judgment
But His Owp-The Cranks Think
He should Not Wait Too Long.
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Big Oil Tank conflapratinn.

Olean, n. T., July 2S.-A tank contain
ing $4,000 barrels Of oil is burning on Two
Mile Creek. The fire was caused by q
spark from nail being driven In the roof
BY workmen
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$40 Chautauqua, n. Y. aud Return
Via b. & ..

Special excursion from Washington via
r. n O. and Pittsburg. S:50p. m, August
2, arriving at Chautauqua 4:3O D. m. next
day. Final limit of return tickets Septem-
Der L. jy24, 26, 81
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S4.OO to Philadelphia and Return

Via B. & q.
Account L. A. w. meet August 4 to7
tickets sold August and 4, good to re-
turn until 9th. jy2S, ,au.2,3
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Murphy released by New York.

Cleveland. Ohio, July 2s.-"Yale' Muir
ply was Internationally reiea sed by New
York yesterday. His poor showing In Mon
days game Is given BIZ Joyce as the reason.
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Special Excursion to Seasnore via
Il. & o.

Tickets to Atlantic City, Cape May and
Sea Isle City will be sold for 10 a. m.
and LIZ noon, Royal Blue Line trains, on
Fridays and Saturdays during the season,
good to return until Tuesday following, at
rate of SIS for the round trip.
je3O- I'm ". t-tillAu27
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$500 Excursion to Atlantic $500
City via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Special train VIII leave Washington Sat
urday, July 81, at A p. m, arriving At
lantic City 0 p. M; returning, leave At
lantic City, Sunday, August 1 /, at d. M,
via Delaware Bridge route.
jy24, 20, 27 ,26, 29,30e jy20, 26, 27,2S,
20,3O .3lm
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WASHINGTON Law And CLAIMS COMPANY
Rooms st. 472 La. ave. NV.

This company win purchase Real Estate.
the title to which is defective or In DIS
quite, or will clear up said titles Tor the
owners VIII pay back taxes at discount
VIII furnish bonds in al and civil
cases Win act as receiver, assignee,
guardian OF trustee. VIII prosecGte Claims
as are assi enable.
Street and steam Railroad Accident I.
Cases a Specially. No charge for CoDsui-
tarIon. Financial Assistance Furnished 70
Lugants on Reasonable Terms.
TeleDhone No. HIS. JOHNG. SLATE
WITT President
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At Louisville R. II. f.
Brooklyn ...... o00o7 500 2-14 I6 2
Louisville ...... 00001 000l-2 55
Batteries Kennedy and Grim; Magee nd
Wilson; Miller and Butler. Umpire Hurst
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A Nugget of Remnants,
Worth from 8 to 25C
a Yard.

Piles or pretty washgoods, consisting
or plain and figured Grenadines, Lace
Lawns, Organdy Lawns, Linen Lawns,
MADRAS, black stripe and check Lawns,
plain and fancy Crepes, Tamise Cloth,
Wool Nuns Yelling, and 1000 yards ~
yaFd-wide Muslin. Choice,
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Huntsville
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GRANDE FOIRE.

Lc comit6 execute, charge de
p~releyer les fonds necessaires pour
l~trection dun monument a Ia me-
MORE de Reverend Pere MSnard,
a conclu de bonner la foire. don't il
etalt question su printsmps, sur lea
T., ct . du mois de sertem bre pro-
chain. La fore aura lieu dams Ia
eour en- face du presbytere, ct on
espere que toutes les personnes qui
ont 4 cnur de rendre ce dernisr
temoignage d'amour, d'estime ct de
vensration su hon vieux patriarchs
ct pastsur deyou6 qui a sacrife %
vie sntiere pour lie bien-etre de notrs
communaut6, s'empresssront de pre-
ter leur concours 4 cette euvre
mlritoire.
Beaucoup de personnes ont deiA
fait preuve de lsur bonnie yolontS Gu
souscrivant liberalement A Ia bonnie
cause, ct lie comit9 a deja
en- main une somme assez oonsidsra-
bic, mas beaucoup sen faut qu'elle
soft sufisante pour eriger un monu-
nent qui r6ponde i rattente
dn public. II faut &riger un
monument gu; soft digne du Pere
Menard ; c'est &c que notre popula-
ton catholique attend dn comite,
charge de la reprSsenter, ct c'est &c
que lie comite Sc propose de iui
donner. Mais pour J ~arriver il faut
lie necessalre, ct lie comltG compts
sur Ia generosite du public pour J
parvenir.
Nous parlsrons advantage de cetts
foire qul deyra Unforeseen tout le
monde.
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SameG dernier 4 trols hsures de
lapres.ndi avaient lieu 4 f6glise
St-Josep les fanerailles de dame
Thsrese Josephine Gauds, spouse
rsgrest6 de NJ. Felix GaudS, de
Lafourae Crossing. Cetts jeune
femme slls stait agee seulsment de
~ ans t quelquss NOISY poss6dait
q estimblss qualities Qul lui avaient
attire lastlme at l'amitis dun grand
nomhrde personnes qui ont beat
coup rgrett6 sa perte. Ellie etait
sn~tantunlque de NJ. Joachim Gaude
ct de lame Euphrolsine Walker, son
epous, qui sont pas moins que son
jeunespoux d1solts de Ia mort de
'lsur sbiet cllSri.
Ladafunte lsisss un enfant. une
pstlts flle, qui sans doute fera IL
seaieeonsolation de son pere ct dt
ses asux splor6s.
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NEURTRE EFT ATTENIAT.

La vile de Thibodaux, 81 paisible
d'ordinaire, eta;t en- imol mardi
matin vers les hut heures, par suite
dun attsntat de meurtre dune per-
some ct lie lt.olrible boucherie dune
autre.
La scene etfroyable Sc passait
dans Ute petite malson, slse sur Ia
U President, aupres de la rue
Cross, stle %malheursux qul souillait
sss mains du sang de son proclaim
etait Justin Cancienne, msmbre dune
famille respectable do cstte paroisss.
Enrage par la ialousie, il fit fsu sur
Fsrnand Delatte gull atteignit au
bras ct ensuits tlra sa proprs femme
q trois gu QuAtre reprisss, ct, CONNIE
pour s'aasurer du fait dc 90 mort, il
r6gorgeat ct la tranchat de coups dc
RAZOR. De Ia, il ALA Sc rapporter d
Ia justice.
Cancisnne etait sous impression
d'avolr tue les deux yictimes de %
colere, = sur la route vers 10 mai
son de cour, il dit q q personns,
quill venait de tuer % femme ct
Fernand Delatte. II rac!ame avoir
agi sous dss circumstances attinuan-
ties. mails IL paraitrait qu'il await fait
des anticedentes, &c qui
pourrait lui nulre.
Nous n'entreprsndrons pas de dire
qui q raison ct qui = tort c'est d la
Justice 4 demeler cette question.
Nous dirons settlement, qu'iI en- soft
ce que peut, c'sst uns sffaire regret
table ct pour la famills du malhsu-
reux qui en- est l'autsur ct pour Ia
communautd.
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NECkOLOGIE.

1 Ia memoire de Mad. Therese
Josephine Gaude, epouse de Felix
Claude. decedee lie lG j%niIIet, 1897, a
l'age de % ans, 8 mois ct Is jours.
.Mais ellie etait du monde OF les plus tel'es
chooses
Ont un pire dtstin.
Et rose. ellie y secu ce que viyent .es roses,
LteIaee dun matfn.'a -
Jeunesse, graces, talents , n
heureuse position %sociale, tout &c que
la vie peut offrir dc sedui-ant, etait
lie partage de l'aimable creature sur
laquelle les portes froides Gu tolnbeau
sc sont ferm6es aujourd'hui. -
Deux ans s'etaient a peine 6coul9s
depuis Qu'un hymen hsureux etait
venu completer &c bonheur sans
melange. L'idole dun pere ct dune
mere don't elIe etait unique e~nfant,
ct don't ellie n'avait pu iamais
Sc separer, Therese etait devenue
asssi necessaire 4 tous les slens, que
Ia rosee lest 4 la feur, lie soleil, 4
Ia nature. Il semblait que rien ne
dat %enlevera ceux qui lie possedaient
&c treeor 81 precieux, cette perle si
pure. Et dependant, l'ariet fatal est
pronounce, ct Get ange terrestre s'est
envoIe vers lee eieux. Pourquoi ?
$1,000. All VOLTA Ie mystere -.
La mort a des 4igueuss a MULE autre pa
relies,
On a beau la prier,
La cruelie 4nselle est 50 bouche les ~oreilles.
Eft nous laisse crier."
Consolons-nous done avee cette
autre refexion du poete
ID murmurere ontre ellie ct perdre patience.
II nest ras 4 propos.
Nouloir ce one Dieu veut est "a senle science
Qui nous me. en- repss
Lafourche, II Juliet, 1897.
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A tout noureau abonn6 demeufant
dams lie uillage, desirant pager SON
Announcement reinstatement, nous
earerrons la Sentinelle, moyennant
la somme de 20 cents, par mois,
payable d'acance.
Nous taisons cette ofre atm de
faeifittr les personnts qui, desirans
s'obonaer, tprouveraient q"elqut
iaeonreaient a rerser a la fOas Il
pri1 de announcement.
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Parmi les jeunes personnes qul
|faisaient leurs premiers veux en-
religion pour lfordre du Mont Carmel,
|samedi dernier d la Nouvelle Orleans,
ne trouyaient celles don't les mons
Isaiveut, ct qui sont bien connues
dams cette communicate NELLIE
Carrie Rogers, en- religion sear St
Joseph ; Nellie Clarisse sabatler, en-
religion Sour NJ. Rosario; nellie.
Amanda Duplantis, EN- religion seui
M. Philippe.
Nellie. Rogers est native de Thlbo-
file du Docteur Rogers demeu-
rantas matenant d Napol6onville 5;
lille s'esonverti du Protestantisme,
il J a qtques annees, ct cherche Is
paix d'esit dams lie cloitre. NELLIE.
Sabatierat file de notre estime
concitou. le Docteur Eugene
Sabatier de Lafourche Crossing.
nellie. Dplantis est de la paroisse
Terrebone, Ia file, croyons-nous, de
N. Elie aplantis.
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L'omnibus allant de Ia Madeleine
4 la Bastiile est an complet.
Tn gros monsieur Sc presente q la
portlAre. cherchant DIES yeux une
place.
Ne chsrche1 pas, monsieur, lui
dit obligeamment IN Parislsn assis
pres de 'entrie, you n'ayez pas de
auoi vous assaolr.
Pardon, j,ai bien de quot mas
seoir. settlement je cherche cd me
METRE.
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II est minuit trols quarts, 10 der
nier train Went de partir de Ia Rare.
Une petite dame arrive en- courans.
All ! mon Dieu, ditslle, il ny a
plus de depart. moi qui demeure 81
loin !?
ST madame veut attendre, dit
obligeamment lie contraleur, il y a
un depart demain mat'n q sept
heures.
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Lisez lie Serf.

Par suite de q~uerelle entire deux
freres ltaliens demeurant sui lhabi-
tation Acadia, NOMINEES Michel ct
Leon Zena, Pun d'sux, Leon
Zeua. est dangereusement blesse
dune bale de revolver, que
Michel lui lnhigea, ct ce dernier Ian
quit sous verrous, souffrant dun
coup de couteau quill s'est dome
|lui-mame dams un acces de desespoir.
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La Mere Apoline Went d'etre clue
la Superieure Generate des Sgurs du
Mont Carmel en- Louisiana. Tout en-
fsIicltant la Mere Aoplins sur &c
nouseau temoignage d'amitie ct des-
time que lui portent ses snurs en-
religion, nous ne pouvons qu'exprl-
mer nos regrets de la perte que lie
convent de Thibodaux pourralt
subir par son absence an gouver-
In Ill.
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NCEELLES LOCALES,

ftmprimerie de la SENTINELIE
fajiou,es sortes impressions, en
frasals on en- anglais, telles que !:
c;elaires, cartes d'affaires, constitu-
lions ie societies, programmes, tetes
de complies, de lettres, etc.
Les prix sont mod6r6s.
Pour plus amples renseignements
s'adresser an bureau de la SENTINEL
LIE en- personne on par lettre.
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LES NEGRES EN- ANGLETERRE

LIE negre lest guere mleux W. en-
Europe qu'aux Etats-Unls, ct en-
Angleterre les ~preparatifs de jublle
viennent de demontrer cue beaucoup
de personnes ne veulent pas les
considlrer commes des hommes.
Parmi les soldats venus de toutes les
parties du waste empire brltannlque
Sc trouve an regiment de nagres.
Bien que les soldats ne dsdaignent
pas de partager leurs chambres avee
leurs camarades de couleur, les Off
ciers anglais mont pas voulu recevoir
a leur table les commandants a face
Lore. Les consequences sont, que
les pauyres officers etrangers sont
oblIgss de parcourir une distance de
deux miles pour aller prendre leurs
repas. Et celia malgrt que Ia refine
tient a ce que tous ses sujets Sc con-
siderent CONNIE des freres.
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e Reverend pere Francois Cuel

lie Reverend Here Francois Cuep-
pens cur4 de i'eglise Ste 1hdrese dc
la Nouvelle Orleans, est decide
mardi dernier. II await recu les
ordr res srcr6s ensemble avec 10 Rove
rend PArs Favre, d'heurense me-
MORE, jadis vlcalre Anne ct v6nere
lie la paroisss St-Joseph.
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DECES.

Nine. We. David Babin, une dame
bien essimable, est d4e4dee mardi
passx chez "a s9ur Nine. we. Jus
tilien Forss, A l'Age fort ayance de
"A ans. SEES fan6railles ont en- lieu
mereredi ~apres-midi en- l'eglise St.
S~auveur, Lockport.
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s25 A GAGNER CONNAITRE LIE
MOYEN DE.

Les psrsonnes qul desirent gagner
s25 mont qua acheter lie dernisr nu-
moro du "Mirliton'. 3 cents lie nu-
nero. Abonnemsnt, 30 cents par
aimee. Adresse LIE "Mirllton,"
Montreal, Can.
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AZ Ceux aui doivent a la sENTl-
NELLIE pour Announcements ct pour
impressions sont prizes de venir regler
dams lie plus BRET delai, 81 elles yeu-
lent nous eviter Ia pelne de leur
envoyer un collector.
The times., 1897-07-17
THOUGHT HE WAS FOUL II
Exciting Chase After a Negro in
Agricultural Park.
PURSUED BY A WILD CROWD
A Man Thought to BE the Fugitive
Murderer Captured and Lodged in
Person Disappointment of the
Police aud Public.

There was another exciting chase after
Dorsey Foultz, the colored murderer, about
10 O'Clock yesterday morning, with the re-
snit that Noble Mercer was landed behind
the bars at No. station, and charged with
being a suspicious character
The man was turned over to Policeman
Hutchinson, who called a patrol wagon
and sent the captive TO No. station.
while the eaptors started up town to
spread the news anG make arrangements
TO collect the 500 reward.
The rumor Of the capture spread rap
idly down town, and the police telephones
We're kept busy by people inquiring in re-
gard to the matter.
Mercer, who is a worthless citizen, we'll
known 20 the police of South Washington,
wa 5 hanging bout the gricultural grounds
when sonie one 10 passing him while seated
on a bench imagined him to be Dorsey
Foultz. This person whose name could
not be learned made known his suspicious
to several other persons, all OF whom ad-
vanced toward the man with the idea of
Capturing tiia
When Mercer caught sight of the adj
vance guard he started ON a run for his
life and liberty, with a crowd OF citizens
That's Dors ey Foultz; catch him.
shouted a dozen voices and almost in
stantly mob Of a hundred or more people
sy .r- chasing sue upposed fugitive. Mean
while the coIered man led his pursuers
a lively chase through the winding drives
OF the Mail until he finally ran squarely
into the arms Of Park Watchman William
Canatscy.
BTcathless and excited, n crowd imme
diately surrounded the man and all Were
sure lie was the much-wanted murderer
some even coing so far as 20 positively
identify him.
Several officers wto know Foultz We're
sent to No. 4 station 80 look at the pris-
oner, while others at once identified the
captive as Eugene, alias Noble Mercer.
who has served several terms in the work
| house. The description OF the man does
not Correspond in any respect to that OF
| Dorsey Foultz, except that he is very
| black Eegro,
Mercer is said to be the man who is
wanted for securing a marriage license
ostens:bly for him which, in fact, was used
| by Iohn II Swong, the old soldier, and Mrs
| Mary Robinson, whose husband was killed
| in 4 runaway accident short time ago
The times., 1897-07-17
The River Queens Sunday Trip TO
Chanel Point.

Anybody who is looking for an enjoy
able way of spending Sunday should take
the River Queen TO Chapel Point She VIII
leave Macalester's wharf at $50 in the
morning, and arrive at Chapel Point after
a sail of four hours; she does not leave the
Point" till about $50, so the passengers
VIII nave about -four hours To enjoy theiu-
selves at the grounds. The enjoyments are
manifold; real salt water bathing, crab
bing, fishing, boating, anusements for
everybody's taste. The grounds are very
delightful, and the fresh breezes biowing q
Off the salt water invigorating and re-
freshing There is an excellent restaurant
on the boat, and meals may also be ola
tanned at the grounds. The round trip
fare is only 25c., Notwithstanding that 1T
means a sail of 40 miles, as the Point
is about 90 miles from Washington. The
River Queen is a delightfully."- comfortable
boat, furnished with every convenience, and
a more enjoyable trip could not wei be
imagined She viii reach WaShin gton
again in the evening at $50, which makes
the day pleasantly long without being
tedious
The times., 1897-07-17
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON X co. Aucuoneera
Trustees.
JyISeOdSda

RUSTEES' SALE or NINE VALUABLE
REE-STORi AM BASEMENT
BUFF BRICK RESI- DENCES, con-
TAiNING NINE ROOMS AND BATH,
ANDALLMODERNI8 EMENTS,
BEING Nos 1915 To 1881 KENESAW
AVE NV
Under ana oy virtue Of a certain deed
or trust. dated June -, 1896. and duly
recorded July Z, 1896, IN Liber u 80, at
Ioho 40S, one or the land records OF the
District or Columbia, CeTault having oC-
CURED in the performance or the terms and
conditions or the bond mentioned and re-
ferTed 10 in the said deed or trust. and at
the written request or the secre tary OF the
nody corporate, the Obligec IN and the
b0ldeF and owner OF the said bond the
Undersigned trustees VIII sell at public
auction, IN front or the premises, on
" ED INES DAY, THE 18TH DAY or JULY
A. u 1897, AT 4.5O O'CLOCK f. NJ
all those pieces or parcels OF land and
premises, situate IN the city OF WASH
lngton, District OF Columbia and known
a. and called lots three t3). four - aud
llve tol, IN clock tnlTty-siX 1867, in John
SHERMAN = trustee, subdivision OF part OF
% %Al0nnt PIeasant and Pleasant Plains, now
Catleu COIlnGta Heights as per plat re-
corded IN Llber 'GCv. ShepherG' at folio
lSt, one OF the records or the Surveyors
OIlce OF the District of Columbia.
Terms OF sale All cash Each house .
and parcel OF land occupied thereby will be
IlrSL offered separately, and q deposit OF
500 Win be required at the time OF sale
On eacn house and parcel of land sold II
not sold the property will be offered i'm
block, and a deposit of 81 900 viii be r.
qulred at the time or sale Terms OF sale
TO be complied with within ten days from
the date OF sale, otherwise the lot OF lots
WIZ be resOld at the risk ami cost OF the
deIaultinS purchaser or purchasers All
COnveyaHclng recording, etc, al puTchaSerV
FREDERICK L SIDDONs Trustee.
Washington Loan 4 Trust Building
STEPHEN AN WICK. Trustee,
Washington Loan 4 Trust Building
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