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Evening star., 1898-09-03
FALLS CHURCH.

Inc thlrty-frst annual session of the Grand
Lodge OF Good Tempars will be held here next
week, commencing Tuesday night. The order was
introduced In Virginia in April, 1867, by the or
ganizins of Pioneer Lodge, No. l. in this town.
This lodge is still in existence and is the strongest
lodge, numerically in the state. The Grand Lodge
was also organized here in April, 1860. and
lodges have been planted In nearly every city, town
end village in the state
The present grand secretary has held the posi-
t1on Tor twenty ysix consecutive years. Rev. ], w.
Guy Is the present executive head and has during
the past year, visited thirty counties In the
state in the interest of the ORDER organizing TWEEN
1y-siI new lodges The coming session viii open
Tuesday night, when the Grand Lodge Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia will pay fraternal visit. The
session Wednesday morning will be devoted to an
exposition Of the Juvenile branch of the order At
the afternoon session the address of welcome by
tev u s. A. Heavener Of Pioneer Lodge will be
Richmond Wednesday night the delegates and
visitors will take trolley ride to Washington and
visit the Grand Lodge of the District at Columbia
Lodge roem Thursday morning includes visit to
the Sd Virginia Regiment
d Dr. D. H: Mann. past right worthy templar Of
the supreme Lodge, will be in attendance at the
session. and. Thursday afternoon, win the
Supreme Lodge in special session. Thursday night
Fellows Hail, with an address by Dr.. Mann
music and other attractions, including tam
bourine drill by band of young ladies. Friday
love feast"
Grove Thursday night and enjoyed a moonlight
Prof. Carl kinsley has returned from trip to
Boston.
Miss Eleaner Matthews Of Baltimore is the guest
of Miss Edith Atcrrheia.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Parker at Berkeley
Springs, w. Va
Tie public gradedtschooI of the town will open
Monday with corps Of four teachers.
Mr.. II. A d. Crocker, town clerk, has completed
the assessment OF property of the town. The as
sessed value of read estate is 1881 1u3, and per-
sonalty o89, total Of S4l0,172 an increase
that Of last year Of S14,73S. The rate Of
taxation the present year is 80 cents the S1O0
for school and 80 cents for corporation purposes
including road fund.
The 18th Pennsylvania regmental band gave q
concert Tuesday night on the lawn of Mrs. Will
lam Stranahan. A sIarge party of young people
present hesbccasion.
Miss May Davenport has returned from trip
to Michigan
Herbert Smith, coioreds was before the mayor on
Friday charged with playing cards Sunday in
public place. He fined $50 and costs.
Mr. s. l.. Stephenson and family of Washing gton
are at the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. Parker.
Evening star., 1898-09-03
WASHINGTON GROVE.

The Misses Edna and Maggie Fitzhugh recently
progressive parcheesi party at their cottage
on the circle, the guests being Misses Beatrice
York, Miss Clara May Ellis and Messrs Wood
ward, Altschu, Houghton and Tracy.
The residents of the Grove were entertained
tuesday evening with stereopticon exhibition
the Illustrations being amusing as well as enter
tanning.
The convalescence of Egbert Roach son of Mr.
Frank Roach, who has been SO critically ILL., is a
source of great qualification to his friends
Rev. Albert Osborne and family of Washington
registered at the Hotel Albany.
Mr.. II. Il. Johnston and family, Mr. and Mrs
Willis and Miss fenmicke, Mrs. Stineham and
children and Mrs. Samstaye Of Baltimore have re-
turned TO their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Altschu and family are
spending time In their I'd avenue cottage.
NE and Mrs Melville Lindsay have returned
from Atlantic City.
Mr.. John n. Boyee and son Arthur have heen
making visit to Ocean Grove, n. J.
An electrical machine located at the depot
has been robbed of 81. and reward Of IS has been
offered for the apprehension of the guilty party
Miss Florence York has returned from a visit to
Washington
Mr.. and Mrs L. 7. Bergman, Allen Wilson, J.
Albert Houghton, Cornelius Cisseil, Court f. Wood,
Dunn, with their families, have returned to the
Mr. Charles Weaver, who has been in Boston
and Mr. George Weaver. who has beer on q visit
to Colonial Beach have returned to Oakmont.
ported to be seriously i'll.
Dr. Charles Waters, having purchased five acres
of the Suter farm. Is making excavations for the
foundation of the school building and Is also hay-
manding one. giving a view Of washington, the
monument, Blue Ridge mountains and the section
ipgs completed the school now located at
Gaithersburg win be removed there.
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JAMES w. RATCLIFFE. AUCTIONEER
tSueeessor to Ratcliffe. Sutton & Coz
SALE OF ATHREE-
STORY BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING, No. 1899 9TH
CID EErH NJ w

BY virtue Of deed OF trust, duly recorded in
Lber 1898, folio 2s3 ct seq, of the land records
for the District of Colombia. and at the request
OF the party secuted thereby, the undersigned
trustees will offer for sele, by public auction, in
trent Of the premises, TUESDAY, SIXTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1905, AT HALF-PAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the following described
trict Of Columbia. to wit: Parts of lots twenty
three (23) and twenty-four (24) of corporation Of
Washington, subdiv fsion Of square four hundred
and forty-eight (44S, as per plat recorded In the
office Of the turveyor for the District OF Columbia
In Liber N. K, folio 275. Beginning eighteen Isl
feet four ~ inches south of the northwest corner
OF lot twenty-four t24); thence east hundred
and five (105) feet to alley; thence south on
said alley fourteen u4) feet eleven QI inches;
thence west one hundred and five (l05l feet to f.h
street west; thence north fourteen u4 feet eleven
feet eight ~ inches Of said lot twenty -four t24)
and the north nine 9) feet three 90 inches Of said
lot twenty-t three t23). together with all the i'm
provements, rights. etc.
Terms: One-fourth cash, the balance in one
two and three years. with interest from the day of
sale at per cent per annum payable remi-sn-
nually secured by deed of trust the property
sold, or all cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
deposit of $500 required upon acceptance of bid.
Terms to be complied With within fifteen days
from day OF SALE, trustees reserve the right TO
defaulting purchaser, after Eve days advertise
ment Of such resale In some newspaper published
in Washington, DC. All conveyancng, recording.
stamps, etc, at the purchasers cost.
MYER COHEN. Trustee,
926 f ST. NV.
SIMON WOLF. Trustee.
au26-d&ds 926 F st. NV.
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER.
Successor to katcliffe, Sutton & Coz

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE FRAME
DWELLING, NO. 1411 18TH STREET, WEST
WASHINGTON, D. C.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause
No 1882, the undersigned trustee will offer for
sale by public auction in front of the premises,
WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real
tate situate In the city Of Washington. District OF
Columbia, and being parts of original lots number
ed one hundred and two 0d2) and one hundred and
three 1o3), in square numbered eighty nine tS95
In Georgetown, District of Columbia, beginning at
the east side of 2Sth ST., one hundred and twent!
four 24) feet south Of the northwestern corner OF
square, thence south said Twenty ninth t29th,
st. twenty-eight (2S) feet, more less, to the
middle of q partition wall between the two houses
lots 102 and 103, thence east along the middle
OF said partition wall and the extension of said
middle line ninety (90t feet thence north twenty
eight feet, more or less, to tntefsect line drawn
east from a point hundred and twenty-fou
I24} feet south from northwest corner of said
square, thence west in said line ninety 1907 feet
to the beginning, together with all the improve
ments, rights etc.
Terms: One-thrd cash, balance in two equal in
stallments, payable in and two years, with in
terest at per cent per annum, secured by deed
of trust the property sold, or all cash, at the
option Of the purchaser. A deposit of 500 reQuir
ed at time of sale. If terms of sale are not COM
piled with in ten days from day of sale the trus-
tee the right resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defauting purchaser after five
days advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published IN Washington d. C. All con-
veyancing, stamps, etc, at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
WALTER A. JOHNSTON. Trustee.
se3-d&ds 412 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1898-09-03
GATHER SBURG,

Mrs. Clara L. Roach, the corresponding secre-
tary of the Baltimore Conference Woman's Home
Missionary Society, Sunday morning last repre-
sented its interests ct Epworth NJ e. Church. ec-
pying the platform at the usual hour Her ad-
dress was attentively listened TO. A canvass of
the congregation resulted the reception of seven
new members to give 2 cents week during the
year.
little child of Mr.. George Gather died of
diphtheria Saturday morning Rev Lloyd officiatetl
at the funeral and interment at the NJ f. Church
South, which were priyete owing to the malIy
died wan "D'eN 'ne eni'a
Mr.. E. Wilson Walker, son of Commissioner
John W. Walker, recently appointed tax collector
for the first collection district has just Gualifetl
and entered upon tn discharge of his duties
Kew L. u. Richaids has returned from his va
cution at Mountain Lake Park and Sunday morn
Ing hlled his pulpit at the Presbyterian Church
ing Sunday. IN which the participants were all in
texicated, q ell-kncwn white citizen Mr. Edward
less to the ground Deputy Sheris Selby and Peyton
arrived on the scene before the authorities of The
nad r% seegped & order and arrested Thomas
leading dfsturbers of the peace. Justice c. b.
Baughman committed them to the Rockville jail
10 await ne lring Monday of next week.
Rev. J. W. Mccullough and family of the East
ern shore are registered at the Forest Oak Hotel
The Gaithersburg Tennis Club. having met with
such gratifying success with Its recent minst, rel
show and cake walk, gave repetition at the So
Hcitations of many friends at the town hall Rock
vile, this week
MIR. Lane Johns of Washington is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Miller
Rey J. D. Stone Of Washington lectured in Ep-
worth r. Church Wednesday evening. His
theme was Jerusalem and the lecture Was H.
lustrated with stereopticon views
Prof and Miss Fannie L. Aniss are now rusf,-
eating in the valley of Virginia
The Gaithersburg Browningsville Outing Club is
home from a camp on the banks Of the Potomac
near Pennitelds. Fishing, boating and bathing
were the attractions of the camp life. Many fine
nsh were caught by the members of the club
Joseph Mills, w. B. Spare, John Briggs, tr. A. r.
Watkins; Welby Mills, Charles Briggs Clarence
Nils, William FGlks, Samuel Briggs, Claren,e
Mills, Riley Fulks and Garnett Briggs. Prof. Yer
non D. Watkins chaperoned the party.
Mr. Thomas L. Wilson is i'll at his home hay-
Ing had hemorrhage of the lungs Tuesday.
Rev. James D. Rcyfeld has leased the new hall
OF Mr. J. Il. Diamond. 1t is his intention TO Gn-
ish and ut 1t out for the holding of religious sery-
Ices, and he will designate 1t the Baptist Mission
room.
Evening star., 1898-09-03
TAkOMA PARK.

Responding to a call by Mayor S. S. Shedd for .
mass meeting nearly every family in the park was
represented at Takoma Hall Thursday evening, to
make preparations for the reception which will be
given the soldier boys of Takoma when they re-
turn from the various regiments In which they
have served Col. E. G. Kniffin made few re-
marks, Mr.. H. Ebert Warren gave a recitation all
present joined In singing patriotic songs and Mr..
Ashley NJ. Gould delivered an eloquent address.
Mayor Shedd was elected chairman of the meet
ing aud Mr.. j. b. kinnear. secretary, when an ex-
ecutive committee and reception committee We're
appointed, the former consisting of Mayor Shedd.
chairman; Messrs. S. H. Knight L. NJ. Mooers, J.
y. kiunear, Capt. Lay and Mesdames Thompson,
Lay, chairman; Messrs c. NJ. Heaton G. n.
Flatt, S. H. Knight and Mesdames Burdette,
The chairmen Of these committees have opened
communication with Col Harries of the District
Of Columbia Regiment and the volunteers Mon
tauk Point
r.. E. Lay of the 9th Maryland Regiment and
Chandler Jackson of the LIST District Of Columbia
furiough. They rapidly recovering from ma
lara. fever and other disabilities incurred in the
Mr.. T. A. Lay has received a telegram from his
Albert of the 1st Illinois Regiment stating
1t is learned that Charles and Edward bay of
the LIST District OF Columbia Regiment have been
i'll Of fever, but are now recovering.
Berry Clark of the 1st Maryland Regiment, who
was recently at home FOR few days, has rejoined
his regiment Ct Fortress Monroe.
Mr. Walter w. Waters who has charge of the
tournament to be given Labor day, have an
nouneed the full and corrected list of the officers
for the occasion, as folows Orators, Messrs. Ash
ley NJ. Gould and Alexander Kilgour; judges,
Messrs. Howard NARROW, George B. McCeney and
Dudley Gilman; chief marshal, Mr.. n. Peters of
Georgetown; aids, Messrs. Thomas Schafer and
Walter W. Walters. Music will be furnished by
| the I'd Regiment Band, from Washington.
Mr.. Samuel D. Waters of Takoma and Mrs. Ida
s. Greer of Washington will be married next We'd
nesday, in Gaithersburg, at the home Of DR.. c. II.
Waters.
Mr.. Clarence Lee Bennett Of Sligo and Miss
Mary Shaw of White Oak will also be married
next Wednesday at Coesyille, Md.
Messrs. 6. II. Davis and Charles Davis of North
Takoma spending a few weeks at the Shenan-
doah House. Harper's Ferry.
The regular monthly meeting Of the town council
falls on Labor day.
Another hop was given last Saturday night at
Takoma Springs Hotel, when Miss Pauline Bliss
treated the guests and their friends to exhibit
tion of fancy dancing.
The arrivals at the hotel during the past week
were: Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Gettinger, Mrs. Bernard
Corrigan. Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Sawyer, Mr. NJ.
CChen Mr.. Porter J. COsters and Mrs. John f.
WALES.
Evening star., 1898-09-03
SANDY SPRING.

The EnteFpEise Club held ITS recent session at
Willow Heights with Philip T. Stabler Clarence
L. Gipin presided, Tarlton B. Stabler vas secre-
tary, and R. Rowland Moore, of Suffolk was a
guest. Owing to impaired health, Mr.. Stabler has
been obliged for years reltnqush the active
duties Of farming to his young son. Maurice who
Fst eired much cornmeDdatton for his creditable
management OF the place. which Is largely devoted
to dsirying The club adjourned TO Amersley, the
hSme Of TsrltSn 3. Stabler.
The Woman's Association entertained Ly
MIS-. Sarah A Bond on the occasion of its August
u.seting. Guests were Mrs. Philip T. Stabler
Mrs tmuel Wetherald Mrs Moores Mrs r.
kowlsnd Moore aid the Misses Esther wetherald,
Grace Harvey and Grtcs Parsely. The September
gathering Of the society will occur at wrenwcod.
the home Of the Misses Mary and Julia Colt
seho0matss and young friends deshtfuI % 81 strnW ne
tide the evening Of her birthday. AFTER making
The ous large sandy spring which gave this section
its rather inappropriate name
ball between two nires who dubbed themsei ses
the Has Beens and the Hope 10 Be's'' Of
Grams. who had suffered dc:ea. at the hands Of
the youngsters year ago. AT least 200 people
exciting game played upon Mr. Farquaar aGss !
reld. The score was to I.
superintendent. OF Ashton NJ. Z Church. held IL
annual picnic In the grt unds OF lsherwecd school,
snd eOnfectiohery cleared quite a handsome amount
Al aH-0ay festival, consulting OF tournament,
game OF base ball. dinner, supper and sale
OF fancy articles. has been held 0lney in order
te raise funds 10 buiic a Catholic chapel that
plrcs
Mr; snd Mrs. Allan Fsrquhar received the
Neighbors recently !. Jsnney Shoemaker pre-.
sided. Miss Sarah T Moore yTas secretary. and
the guests were Mrs. r. Rowland Moore, Ms
GibsoB, Mrs Fuller Mrs. Jenney, Miss Mabel
Gray, Thomas Fcrquher and Albert Reese. Ths
SeRiember meeting vii. be held at the farm oi
Gilpin.
William g. Brooke. a native of Sandy Spring
bot for some years a resident Of Gaithersburg has
Evening star., 1898-09-03
HYAFTSVILI.E.

A picnic was held in Wines Grove last Thurs
day by the children Of the Methodist Church lee
cream, cake and fruit were In abundance and the
little ones spent enjoyable day.
Henry Wheeler of Bladensburg went with a few
friends to Bay Ridge last Thursday, but became
Intoxicated and in the cars coming home he vas
boisterous that he arrested for disOrdarly
conduct by the Annapolis authorities and fined So
and costs.
Calvert L>e of Rladensburg was arrested by
BaiIin Brssnahan End tried before Justice Bailey
for disorderiy conduct. He Was fined 81 and costs
Mr.. Simon Leyenstein, who formerly occupied the
store room Of W. T. Magruder, has removed his
Mr.. Howard Moran and family are occupying a
cottage Sibley avenue.
Miss Annie B. Hcbson of Baltimore, who has
been visiting Mrs Thomas Latimer, has returned
heme.
Miss Sarah Blunt OF New York is the guest Of
her uncle, DR.. Harry b. Dorsey.
Mr. w. 7. Magfuder has broken ground for a
Mr VI SteIfax has rented and viii oeeuny
with his family, the cottage recently vacated by
Col John Turner, formerly of this place, is re-
ported TO be seriously Ill In Baltimore
Miss Nellie Levin has returned from her summer
Mrs. J. MattingIy of Washington is occupying
cottage here.
missiOners the following orders were passed:
That the order passed at the last meeting closing
the school known rs Perkins school be rescindei
and the trustees Of ssid school empowered to
act for theiT school as il no action had been
+.
L. Niox and II. F. Hardy be and hereby ap-
pointed as committee TO build the school house
at Glendale, where the title to the lot has been
approved by the attorney empowered by this board
they afterward to act local trustees fol the
school; that the TREASURER be directed purchase
| for Groom school twenty-five desks and teacher $
desk for William G. Tppct, four desks and chair.
that W. C. Tippet be given $50 for repairs of his
school part of the s125 appropriated; that Miss
Nettie Grover be appointed to the scholar
shiI in St Mars Seminary; that Miss MAY Bland
| ford be awarded the vacant scholarship for girls
/ in Western Maryland College. that Mr.. T. Turner
BE- awarded the scholarship In the Washington Col
legt; that Miss Annie Carroll be appointed TO the
scholarship in the state normal school; that Irene
A. Castle be appoirted the scholarship In the
snte normal school, that the public schools of the
county be opened the 18th day OF September; that
t s. Stone be directed 60 sign all certificates of
qualifications OF teachers presented to him by Mr.
F. s. Burroughs; that the annual report Of the ex-
aminer be accepted and ordered to be printed that
the sum OF $50 or as much thereof as may be nee
| cssary be paid George S. Edelen for purpose of
| fercing school lot at Piscatsway
The petition from Landcyer asking for a change
OF the trustees was deferred until next meeting
! The petition OF Millard Thorne and others asL-
Evening star., 1898-09-03
TENLE1TOwN.

The wife and child of Policeman Law are Sc
riousiy i'll OF typhoid fever.
Many improvements have been ordered to be
made in this locality by the Commissioners. AL
ready much-Eeeded gutter has been laid on the
west side of Tenleytown road along the property of
Mrs. Hunt
Rev Father Mallon is away attending a retreat
TO be absent about two weeks The duties at St
Anus Church Will, meanwhile, be attended to by
priest from Georgetown College.
Mr.. Edwin Smith is III of typhoid.
Monday evening Miss Eleanor Magrlder enter
tanned number Of her little friends at her home
In honor of her eleventh birthday Among those
present were her two cousins from Rockville Mr.
Bruce Magruder, Miss Dorothy Armes Miss Mi
nerva Lester, Miss Edith Armes, Miss Genie Lester
and Masters Marshall Magruder, Edwin Arlnes,
Paschai Fox, Lyles Magruder and Herbert Armes.
Miss Nellie Murphy has returned from visit TO
her cousin Miss Annie Gtlroy of Washington
Policeman j. l.. Giles of the patrol force has
been promoted to the rank of mounted officer
Miss Margaret Callahan of this vicinity who was
In the recent railroad wreck near Boston was for
tunate enough to escape unhurt.
Mrs. Elmer Houser is visiting relatives in Rock
Vile
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Handsome Four=story ard
B "a e I'M e mt Press s-brick
Residence, No. 174O p
Street Northwest, Near
Dupont Circle. .atAuctiOF.

BY authority Of the owners and to close es-
tate will sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1898, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the four-story aid basen ent residence known
premises No. 1Fso ''P street northwest, contain
ing sixteen rooms and fronting 20 feet on 'P''
street, with depth of lot of about 115 feet to
alley.
This property win be sold subject to an incum-
hrance Of seven thousand dollars ($7 000) bearing
hve per cent interest. and maturing A.D 1900.
Terms of sale: All and above said incum-
branee. which Will be assumed by the purchaser,
shall be paid In cash. A deposit OF $500 will be
required at time OF sale, and said terms must be
complied with within fifteen days thereafter. Con-
yeyancfhg and recording at the expense of pur-
chaser.
sel-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star., 1898-09-03
St III
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Alfred Wilson has returned from fort.
rights visit TO relatives in Poolesville. Nd. She
is accompanied by her sister, Miss Maud Poole
Mr. Clinton Repp left for New York Tuesday
last. - -
Miss Bertie Flack and Mr.. Harry Kraft Of this
vicinity are both seriously sick Of typhoid fever.
Inc funeral OF Mr.. S. Clarke Veirs, late a proml-
nent citizen of this place, held this afternoon
from IRON NJ Zion Baptist Church, Rev. s, Il. White
otuciaslng Inc deceased suddenly stricken
With heart failure Thursday morning while sitting
On the Verahdah of his residence. Bearea, and
expired almost Instantly. He leaves widow and
e1ght adult children four Of whom reside at home.
Inc chlidren are Misses Lulu, Mamie and Sallie
Vers, Charles and Lee ysrs Mrs Frank Brown
OF baltimore, Md; Clareilce veirs of Akron, ILL.,,
ana MISS baDche Veirs of Illinois. The deceased
was the last surviving son of the late Samuel
teirs, and at one time member of the we'll
known milling firm of Veirs Il Sons. Interment
was made In the family lot in Mt Zion cemetery.
MI samuel Mace of. Randolph is exhibiting a
road-buldng machine at the Rockville fair which
Is to be ultimately used to rebuild the r. and c.
pike which bounds our village the west.
Mr Nelson Duval and family, who have been
summering at Woodlawn, will return to their town
residence the 18th instant
Evening star., 1898-09-03

TRUSTEES Sc. sALE E.. OF yALgABLE 4!}L gNNI4aPRovER N
BRIGHTwoOD AVENUE.
BY yiitue OF deed of trust to US. duly recorded
in Libe- 224u. folio 1874 ct seq, we win. at the
request of the holder Of the note secured thereby
sell at public auction, In front of the premises, at
DAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A ID.
1885, the following described real estate. situate
in the county Of Washington, District Of Columbia
and premises known and distinguished as and be-
ing part Of a tract Of land called GIRLS Portion -
being part Of the farm OF the late AbDer c. p.
the east side Of Brightwood avenue. said stone
being the southwest corner Of said farLl and being
also the southwest corner of the piece of land
hereby described, and running thence along the
side Of Brightwood avenue north degrees 52js
minutes 164 81 feet to the Intersection OF said
avenue with the center OF Aspen street proposed;
east 9S937 feet to Its intersection with the
OF Eighth street proposed thence along the center
Of ssd So .s ID SSsS feet to the
Clara A Newman's portion of said estate; thence
minutes west i.127Ss feet to the point Of begin.
ming together with the improvements and appur-
tenances theIeunto belonging.
and two years, represented by notes Of the pur-
chaser bearing interest at six per cent per annun
payable semi annually secured by deed Of trust
purchaser. deposit Of $3.50 required at time Of
sale. All c,nyeyaucing end recording at cost OF
n ten aass from date IL w tn
trustees the right to resell the property
the risk and of the defaulting purchaser after
newspaper published the city Of Washington
D. G.
ALBERT A. WILSON,
1895 st. NV,
aul2 Is. .2SSdts Trustees