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LANGDON.

Rev T. J. CLARK, pastor of the VI. E. Church,
who has been lndisposed for the last week, is
much improved and able TO attend to his duties
Mrs. j. D. Durfey, who has been dangerously
i'll for the past three months at her home, is i'm
proving rapidly and hopes entertained Of her
speedy recovery.
Colonel Hugh Patton Of Culpeper Va. has re-
Turned to his home after visit with Captain Y.
Sn eth OF LaHgd0n-
Mrs Harry Sutton. nurse end children have re-
trrped and are BOW occupying their handsome cot
tage here
A lawn party for the benefit Of the NJ f Church
q Few evenings largely attended and
a financial success
he cantata given here a short time ago under
the direction Of Mr.. o. v. Shomo in behalf Of tht.
Ladies Aid aud F. l. Society, also a sue
cess Miss Susie Warren received 4 handsome
Baxter Bible. in recognition Of her services in
selling tickets Mrs J. J. Baker made the pre-
sentation speech. -
MT and Mrs Francis and family have returned
10 their home here for the summer
M and Mrs. Chas. Watson and infant sou b,vo
moved here. 10 remain during the heated term
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HYATTSVILLE.

Dr. Walter A Wells of Washington. Of DR..
and Mrs. Charles A. Wells of this village, was
recently elected member Of the medical stan Of
the Garfield Hospital
Mrs. Walter A. Test Of Philadelphia is visiting
her sister Mrs G. b. BraLson, Sibley avenue
Miss Regina Watkins of Washington, d. c., is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. b. J. Fainter.
Mr.. Percy Rose, in attempting to board a train
at College Park last Monday morning narrowly
escaped serious accident. He slipped from the
steps of the and fell the edge of the plat
fern and was lady bruised. He removed to
the home of Mr.. Bowen, where he received med
foal attention.
During the storm which visited this place last
Tuesday evening lightning struck the house of
ME- MI BUSman and tere away portion Of the cor n
house, but no one injured.
An Informal lawn party was given Friday even
Ing at the Hyatt mansion, the home of Mrs II
G. Dobbs, for the benefit of Pinkney Memorial
Church number of ladies assisted Mrs. Dobbs.
A series Of these fetes will be given during the
summer.
Miss Blanche Love Of Beltsvile has been reap
pointed teacher of the public school at Seat Pleas
Mr.. George N. wliker of this place is in receipt
OF an interesting letter from his son Clarence, who
at Tampa. She letter is dated June 20, and states
that the troops then expected to leave for Santi-
ago The boys are feeling 3, very happy over yer the
as rule in good health and spirits. Clarence re-
Gently received two promotions, greatly to the
most enjoyable dance was given recently ut
the town hall, Marlboro. Representatives from
all parts Of the country, including Hyattsvi1le,
were present Refreshments were served at II
O'Clock, and the dancing continued till daybreak:
The guests wee DR.. and Mrs. Harris, Mr. AMI
Mrs. Tisdale, Mrs F. H. Darnall. DR.. and Mrs.
Owens Mr.. and Mrs. Cofrman, Misses Rene and
Minnie Dismukes OF Florida, Misses Souder Of
Virginia. Miss Marie Bird Miss Mary Merriek,
Miss Bessie Darnall. Miss Lulie Owens, Miss
Adelaide V. Cllgett, Miss Ida Bowie. Miss Hill,
Miss Chew, Miss Katherine Merrick, Messrs. Geo
w. Wilson, jr., Beal Bowie, Seaton Clagett Sling
lun, Or. Reverdy Sssscer w. Allen Griffith, Phil
w. Chew ]. Dom Bowling James Hill, Irving
Bowie, Robert Harper Bennett, Darnall and Dud-
lev Bird
Willie McCumming the twelve-year-old OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. McCumming who live several miles
east of this place. broke his arm while turning a
handspring last Wednesday.
Mrs. Anne E Young. mother OF Capt. James E.
Yeung. U.S.N. entertained the children of st.
Jerome's Sunday school last Wednesday. The
children brought lunch and spent the day upon the
lawn.
Miss Cartwright. who has been visiting Miss
BaukhGges, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs, Re1ford NJ. Smith spending the
summer with Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison Smith.
Miss Christi he Owens has returned home from
boarding school in Philadelphia
Rev. Mr.. Fighter, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church In this place. is confined to his home with
typhoid fever.
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. DUNCANsoN BROS. AuCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE U-NIMPROyED
REAL ESTATE ON d STREET. BETWEEN
18TH STREET AND KENTUCKY AgENIJl,
SOUTHEAST, CORNER OF 18TH AND +
STREETS NORTHWEST, AND IN TODD *
BROWNS SUBDIVISION
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust recorded n
Liher No. 1891, at folio 2ol seq. Of the land
records of the District of Columbia We will offer
respectively TUESDAY, JULY TWELFTH
iss9, the following described real estate, situate
In the city and county of Washington. ID. c..
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all Of original lot
numbered 4, in square No. Io4l containing II $50
square feet of ground, less, d street be-
tween 18th street and Kentucky avenue southeast.
At THREE QUARTERS PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
M all OF original lots Nos. /, and 8, in square
NO. 70. containing IA, 1876 square feet of ground.
more or less, on the northwest corner OF 25th and
SITS. northwest
undivided one-haf interest in all of the following
described lots. VIZ: Lot No. f. in block No IL lots
Nos. and IA, in block No. ~; lots ] and g. in
block IL: lots l, and 6, in block No. IA; lots Nos
ana Is, IN block No. L. in all IA lots, in Todd &
Browns subdivision of parts OF Mt Pleasant and
Pleasant Palms. containing in the aggregate ia 35
square feet OF ground, more or less situated on
Irving, Bismarck Princeton. Harvard Steubeu and
Wallach streets and Sherman avenue northwest.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance In
equal 1nstailments at one and two years, with in
terest at per cent per annun, payable semi annu-
ally. from the day of SALE secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold, ali cash, at the option Of
the purchasers. The lots will be sold separately,
OF said lot No. 4, in square No. 1041, and of SIS
each on all the other lots above described, Mt the
TIME or SALE All conveyancing and recording Will
be at the cost of the respective purchasers Terms
trustees reserve the right to resell any lot at the
risk and cost of the defauting purchaser thereof.
JACKSON H. RALSToN,
FRED'K L. SIDDoNS.
1e30- d&dS Trustees
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Bartle
Mrs. W. H. Allen left here last Monday for an
extended trip, which will include visit to her
son. Mr. Terry Allen of New York. and later In
the season the White mountains and Cottage City,
Martha's Vineyard. She accompanied by her
niece. Miss Mabelle Perry who expects to spend
the summer at Arlington Heights, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bergman are spending a
and May Wilson,
Miss Grace WEIGH is spending the week i'll
Washington.
The FIRST acquaintance party Of the season.
chapeioned by Mrs. Willis, met at the house of
Mr.. Charlie Weaver last Saturday evening and
participated in by all the young people Of
this place.
Mr. Thomas z. Bennett and family of list ave-
nue. occupy the cottage lately owned by Mrs. NJ.
V. Chapman.
The death Of VIM. Redin Woodward IS greatly
regretted by the Methodists of this place. He was
a great worker in their church and Sunday school
organizations, the young peoples meetings and
Sunday school having been his special care for
several years.
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FALLS CHURCH.

kemper Lodge. A. F. and A. NJ, has chosen the
following officers for the ensuing year: Willis L.
Gordon worshipful master; Geo. L. Mankin, senior
warden: DIR. q. b. Fadely, Junior warden; Geo 4.
McInturn, treasurer; George Stambaugh, secretary;
H. L. Turner, senior deacon; DR.. I. c. Quick
Junior deacon; the stewards tiler remain
TO be appointed by the newly elected worshipful
master.
The union services held in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday night wer- largely attended. Chap
lain D. l. Jones of the sth Pennsylvania Regiment
al Camp Alger preached the sermon Rev u. L..
Rathbun. Rev. A NJ Cackley, kev. L. :. A.
Heavener and Rev. Edward Eelis we're present and
took part
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church gave supper
Thursday night at ODD Fellows Hall
married Tuesday night.
Arthur Carter. colored. before Justice Riley
"Wednesday. charged with stealing Il bicycle. He
The following were elected officers of Falls
for the ensuing six months: &. F. Newman. noble
grand; j. IL. Wells, vice grand; ]. ii. Garretson,
secretary; Geo. W. Hawxnurst permanent secre-
tary, Ii. {. Ryer. treasurer Elmer l. CrlInp
organist' W; C shipman. chaplain; C. E. Mankin,
captain Of the degree team These officers Will be
The ladies of the baptist Church held lawn
fete Friday night the Eagle House lawn.
Lake Park Maryland, for his health
Ing the in Tennessee.
The sunday school If the Presbyterian Church
IN July.
MIR. + Il. Merry has been appointed postmaster
at East End. within the corporate limits of the
and qualified Thursday. taking possession Of
the office July /.
The new town council will meet Monday morn
ing, July {. to organize, and will elect a mayor,
town sergeant and clerk
MIR Robert Muir has secured the contract To-
carrying TIE mail between East End post Office and
the Falls Church Office.
Mr. J; g De Putron has written the secre-
tary Of War contasting the legal right of the mill
tary guards to search the wagons OF civilians of
the county on the highways.
Mr. H. Neumyer. manager Of the Christian Moer-
lein Brewing Company, with two drivers. be-
fore Justice ]. ). Riley Monday. charged with SELL
ing beer at Camp Alger. His two wagons loaded
with beer stepped by the provost marshal as
they We're entering the camp and turned to
Deputy Sheriff A. X. Jacobs.
The final meeting of the present council held
Monday night, with Councilmen J. u. Payne W. Z.
Parker II. L. Turner. W. y. Lynch, W. NJ. Eli
son. ]. G. De Putron, f. X. Merry and W. H.
Nowlan present. Bills amounting TO $500 were
audited A balance Of Ss24 remains in the town
treasury after paying these bills. On motion Of
Councilman DE Putron, the town clerk instruct
ed call the attention Of the board Of health to
certain nuisances existing in the vicinity of the
station East Falls Church and request the board
Turner and Clerk HawIhurt appointed to put
The street sprinkler In operation.
Pioneer Lodge, |. o. g. r., will give a socable
at their hall Tuesday night in honor Of the MEM
bers OF the order In the 9Th Illinois at Camp Alger
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ROCKVILLE,

In the orphans court Tuesday the following
business was transacted Letters Of adInipistrn-
tion on the personal estate of James W. Clayett
deceased were granted to Fronie Clagett and s
Adde Clagett; bond, $4,000. Alice j. Birney. ex
eeutrix Of Theodore W. Birney, passed her first
and final account.
Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings Daughters
OF this place Will pay visit to the residence of
Mr. John H. Gassawsy. Germantown the
5th instant
MI Carter Clagett Of Potomac district while
harvesting few days ago had his left hand bad
" crushed between a section of the reaper knife
and guard. ~
The Rockville Tennis Club will hold its annual
lawn party the night Of the 4th of July Mt the
Rockville Academy grounds ~
Coi VIM. Kilgour Of this place has ACCEPTED the
inytatior TO deliver an address Hsvre de Grace.
Nd the 4th Of July.
me case Of John b. Scott agt. Thomas F. keane
vas decided Tuesday in the court of appeals in
favor Of The appellant. keane. The case was on
appeal from the circuit court for this county The
parties arc all residents Of the District Of Co
i9inDia The defendant. Scott, while proprietor of
TIE toward House and the National Hotel of
washington. purchased a valuable tract of land I'm
THIS county. valued at $50. 600. Scott being at
this time solvent. conveyed the property to his
daughters. In fee simple. reservtne to himself n
NE estats and general power Of appointment.
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SUBURBAN NE VS.
BRIGHTwOOD.


The Brghtwood The-Dra-Ain Club entertained
fits honorary members and their friends Friday
- -. 20. ra,,,,araa b, pro,
gram Vi siA'een 'iulhoeis vas ienueeu ~ '-
During the intermission -easonable refreshments
ware s..ry.5 in tho h.nnuet hall Mr. i Enos Ray
5r:, as president Of the eluh. made few remarks
of greeting. during which he declared the purpose
of the society to be not desire for financial gain
promotion Of better social condition in the com
Those who attended were: Misses Mary and LA
Cady Messrs; W Z; Cook Walter Waters of t, Ta-
koma Park, Miss Ellie sharpless, Mr.. Z, L, bur n
ton. Miss Rose Taylor, Mr.. Thomas Grant OF
Washington. Miss Gertrude Ray, MI MI p Toward az
Shlltz Miss Edna Il. Cross Mr.. J Enos nay, 1r.,
Of Chiilum, Md. Misses Eleanor heehe; ueorgi ',
Nillett. Elizabeth Franz, Katnl!n my, anu
Clayton. W f. keene, +. ~ Ray and j 5. Wal
smith OF Brightwo9n. ,.-,,,,,r-oo., sa,oo, 60
1s sf nsl ST fS' of the Principal Mr. "
Nalley on his lawn ne aIternoon Oh 'he .sth m
slant II Is Mr. Naiity custom 10 gather ms
prpils about MIN iol plGasanl sociai time pc
FORE they scatter l" =" tte.i a"i-ous WAYS Inns
year the class was ia ger 'han ever before, and
S9i SISTED Oh ' Et ts.h 1 1 o.ise iois.n
Marie trrags LINN ai1 'ahel ,oon, "e re,
Ben. "racs , nail N1duue MoreianG anu May
iislsht .,.t. Hu RrnrTn pnh, cay Tdi ,n
ssns, 'iinoa I2 p N NI, o9iey, Ed"in Mins
Edwin M're,and, nay MoreiAna' Eugene hinnear
I,tiIn Dsr1ing also uTasnatad I,, 49, nn, .,ras
IN anniP D"'i"s "'so si"'u"'eu out were H0' pres
en n s,sc,., t,vtto,,o, ,,,s, u,e.,o proo,o and
NJ uabbsr+ u,,ran III - g ~ nnur Ma n
,-.sanr ~ e VI N' -' WV
TfnIsd,r last tho 1rn,o- Society q, obrist,,n
Frdsayn~ Of E c So 49, vi ~ ,tS
TrgonJs ,yen+ IN - e., a ,Irusn t,aia,ts
wbers risosnn+ d. 10y .. sD.ns The nartr
ooI,,,r,aa, - = ~: y .. VT. r,a,C,
Rene sune-in, anian, - tba snci.+v. Wrs r q
Wr,gbt Rsr NJ snd M + r. t.rifHtb Mis-.
Fdno Tibb,t Miss Maria cr.ag Mis-. Inv
- S1iN o,te IT - ,,;.. 81, yy;IIa,t
Me- p artr NIiss ri. Keane Mis-
ii - - ~ 1Tbcr, 81 Niss Nav Rird
IIT.. VI -, ,,," q. o-..1,o lj,,ni,s,
Ntss ,,e;+ Tedii' ,fins iraia Wortin MIS-
~, SaIe n,,,, ptts 49, Nssss Katr aud
NJ Grifsth and Master Redv GRIMM REM
ntS,, " + a,-r,nca r. Ison Rorrv Crayas Clif
- d. 49, Gas-ar Rar Ksens Uerhy 4 Gene
aS 70 u isa} i,e - - anri i.ar,Ia L aana
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TAKOMA PARK.

The Fourth Of July celebration to be given
Monday morning at Takoma Hall, under the au-
spices Of the Citizens Association. promises to be
a very successful affair and will be in charge Of
the following committees:
General commttee-Mrs. G. NJ. Heaton, chair
man; George A. Warren, secretary; Mrs. Homer
Query, Mrs. L. NJ Mooers. Mrs. H. A. Cady.
Mrs. J. B. Kinnear, W. G. Plat. Capt I. w.
Lay. s. s. Shedd. s. d. Waters.
Subcommittee ]. b. Kinnear. Mrs.
s. s. shedd, Mrs. j. b. Kinnear. L. NJ. Mooers.
Cart. r. W. Lay. Music. S. s. shedd. Mrs. c. NJ.
Heaton. Mrs. Homer Query. Finance. c. A.
Warren. F. j. Lung A. b. Burrows, E. Marrls
G. C. knifin II. L. Warren, X. S. Brown, I. II.
Goeorn Decoration, H. J. Long W. &. Plat
The program has already been arranged and
Rev c. H. Remington; Hail Columbia Choir Is !;
II troductory W. g Plat. president Citizens As
Dyar; star spansled Banner, chorus; recitation,
What Didn't Dewey Doc" Stuart Dewey; ora
e% %. ca hT
Tableau and chorus: Goddess Of Liberty. Mrs.
Carrie Campbell; Hawaii Miss Marcia sworn
Cuba. Miss Genevieve Kinnear.
Red. White and Blue. children's chorus Mar
garet Scudder, Annie Israel. Elizabeth Shedd,
Sarah Watkins Louise Follmer Edith Campbell,
Gertrude Burch Nora Perry. Nellie Weber, Helen
Adams. Margaret SwoImstedt. Leone Barnett and
Accompanist Miss Emma A. Perry; benediction,
Takoma Ledge No. IL I. o. G. T, gave n house
warming last night friday at their new hall. A
large number Of friends We're present from tn.
city well from Takoma. and very pleasant
time had The evenings program consisted
of recitations, music and addresses followed by
Refreshments.
The Cycling Athletic Club Of Takoma gave its
first benefit of the Wednesday evening at
Takoma Hall cast from the Soldiers Home
Dramatic Company presented LEND Me Five Shi.l-
ings. which was one Of the attractions.
The regular meeting of the town council will be
held this month, the Fourth of July.
The recent arrivals at rakoma Springs Hotel are
Miss Lille L. Wilson, .t-r. and Mrs Philip Lar
ner Miss Nellie Larner, Mr.. ?. d. McCulloch
and family. Mr.. and Mrs Odell S. Smith, Mr.
Frank Smith. Miss Ida Smith. Mr.. J. w. Bealc and
family. Mr. Q. A. BGlman, Mrs. NJ c. Cameron
Mis-. NJ G. tmf WIN WIN WIN wtmtmamtmtm
Mr. Holloway Furrow aud Mr.. Patrick Flynn
- I here Will be dance ut the hotel this evening
Saturday
The late arrivals at "Pine Crest" in Takoma
are Mr. and Mrs. George S. Gibson Mrs Bowers
Miss Eda Bowers, Miss Amelia Darlington Mr..
H. L. harrington. Miss Marguerite Buckley Miss
Agnes Thompson. Mrs. F. T. Goddard of Williams
port, Md. and the Misses Georgeson
Mrs Eugene Davis of North Takoma has re
tu,hed d iron visit Of six weeks at Long Island
where he expects to spend a few weeks
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te25-d&ds
c. C. SLOAN { CO.. AUcrs.. 1907 c ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ES-
TATE, LOCATED ON FIFTH STREET lie
DROTr PARK, BEING FOUR THREESToRY
PRESSED BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS 1929.
1885. 1887 AND 1899.
By virtue of four certain deeds of trust each
dsted October IA. 1892. and duly recorded in Iiber
1126. folfos 47S. 4S5 4s9 and 493 seQ., one Of
the land records of the District Of Columbia. and
at the request OF the parties secured thereby, we
will sell. at public auction in front Of the prem
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following described
real estate. situate In the county Of Washington,
District Of f., Columbia to wit: Lots numbered
s;Aty-seyen go; In Belle Bond and David b.
@. and others. IN block numbered Eve C5I. lie
Droit Park, said subdivision is recorded in the
ONCE OF the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
in County Book eight fS}, folio eighty-hve ts5l to-
gether with improvements. consisting Of four iD
three-story prescott brick dwellings, Nos 1920
1885. 1887 and 1889 9Th street. LIE Droit Park
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one (D and
two Cg years. with interest at six te) per cent
per annum. payable semi-annually, and secured BIZ
deed Of trust on the property sold all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser or purchasers. A
deposit Of 500 will be required each heuse at
time Of sale. Terms to be complied with in Is
days from day Of sale, otherwise trustees reserve
the right to resell at risk and cost Of defaultin9
Egrchaser. after due notice 1pblished in some
NYRoN N PARKER.
JAMES II. GREEN
3e0-d&da Trustees.
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THOMAS ]. OWEN, AUCTIoNEER,
al3 + ST. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRONED REAL ESTATE ON JEFF
FERSoN AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
BY virtue Of a certain deed q trnst dated Oc-
tober &c. 1895, and recorded November O. 1895
In liber 206o at folio Sy5 ct seq in the recorder
office for the District Of Columbia and Mt the re-
quest OF the party secured, the undersigned trus-
tee VIII sell e public auction. in frbnt Of the
premises, TUESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY
OF JULY, AID 1895. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM
the following land aud premises. situate in 4
costa, ID. C, and designated lots numbered from
one ~ TO eleven 1lD, both inclusive In block one
and also lot eighteen u.s. in block two, Of o. L.
Green's sub OF part OF Chichester. recorded In
Liber County o, folio "a, with the improvements
thereon. AL Of said lots will he offered for sale
first In one parcel. III bid satisfactory 10 the
trustee shall be received for all Of said lots then
said lots Will be offered for sale separately.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, balance in one
and two years, secured 10y deed OF trust the
property, interest payable semi-annuhy, all
cash: at the option Of purchaser. Deposit Of 500
required at time OF sale IL lots sold together:
II sold separa tely, a deposit OF SIS each LOT
required at time of sale. Terms of sale TO be
complied with In fifteen days, property resold
'st risk Of defaulting purchaser, after five days
advertisement Conyeyancing at cost OF purchaser.
THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST co, Trustee.
X. M. PARKER, Attorney for Party Secured,
Atlantic building. je.I-dAds
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JAMES W. RACLIFFE, AUCTlONEER
Successor to Radcliffe, Sutton & Coz

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
STREET SOUTHWEST :"
By virtue Of Coed of trust. duly recorded In
records for the District of Columbia, and at the
request Of the patty secured thereby, the under.
ton: in front Of the premises. on TUESDAY. THE
FIFTH DAY OF JULY. AID. $685. AT HALF
PAST f. II O'CLOCK Pm, the following de-
scribed real estate. situate in the city Of wash
ington. In the District of Columbia to wit: Part
OF lot fifteen l1bl In square four hundred and
ninety four taa4), beginning for the same on ~
street nineteen C9) feet six t6) inches north Of
tha southeast Of said lot and running thence
north seventeen I'D feet by depth of the same
width OF one hundred and forty six Q46) feet. to-
gether with all the improvements, rights etc.
Terms Of sale: Stated at time Of sale A de-
Esit OF 500 required upon acceptance Of BILL
Terms to be complied with in fifteen days, An
conveyancing. etc., at purchasers cost.
II. II. BEHGMANN,
J. W. 2CHAEEER.
1e1A-o&os Trustees.
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puNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT AND ATTRACT
I'VE Two-SToRY BRICK DWELLING;
KNOWN AS PREMISES 29l4 OLIVE STREET'
GEORG ETOWN, ID. c.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust dated the
twenty third CAD day Of April. AID. 1892 and
recorded among the land records OF the District of
Columbia. Liber 1865 folio ass ct seq. and at the
request OF the holder OF the secured thereby
We will offer st public auction. in front Of the
JULY. AID. 1898. AT SIX O'CLOCK PM, the
following described property. situate in the city
of Washington District OF Columbia TO VIII:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land and prem-
Uses known and distinguished and being lot
numbered one hundred and eishty-oDe tlsI) OF Barr
& Sanners subdivision OF lots numbered one HIM.
bred and seventy-one 07D and one hundred ana
sevtnty-two Q12l, and part Of lot inferred one
hundred and seventy u10), in Beall's Addition 10
Georgetown, being In square numbered fostv tso,
said Barr 4 Sannere subdivision is recorded
in book A R. s.. folio 265, of the records OF IRE
surveyors once OF the District Of Columbia tf,-
getter with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase rr,opcv
to be paid In cash and the balance TO be paid IN
equal instaliments. respectively In one and tv6
years. secured by deed Of trust upon the prouer.v
sold. with interest payable seni-annually. at the
rate Of SIX per cent per annum. all cash at The
option Of the purchaser. deposit Of s1U viii -
required Mt time OF sale. Sale to he closed IN IL
days from day Of sale Otherwise property Win b
rceod at the risk and cost Of defsultinr purha
after days advertisement In some newvnau~
published ip Washington city. D. C. Conveysncins
ut cost Of purchaser.
LOUIS d. WINE.
CLARENCE b. RHEEN,
o16 st. NV,
9ezS-dko TfusteeA
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weHlths attorney for this county was during
Grant s administration consul to San Salvador, and
Tor short time-during Clevelands first admins
tratfon was acting consul general to Havana. An
other son, Mr.. Charles Ford a soldier in the con-
federate army. was killed during the
Mr.: Ford had been IN Ill health for many years.
The funeral service was conducted at the house
wednesday morning BY Rev. G. X. Millican, after
which the remains were taken to Washington for
tnterment. If ID
At the meeting Of the democratic voters of
Providence district at Vienna Wednesday the fol-
lowing delegates. were elected to the convention
to be held at Alexandria to nominate candidate
for Congress for the eighth district Judge ]. NJ.
Love, Capt. JOS f. willard, Capt. j. Owens Berry
and W. N. Smoot. 7Alternates: DIR. W. P. Mon
cure, F. W. Richardson, Walter T. Oliver. JOS
Berry and J. B. Bowman. A resolution adopt
Sd indor'ins the course of Representative Jno s.