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HlATTSyIILE.

Mrs. Bailey of Philadelphia is V: ing her
brother. Mr. l.. II. Campbell
Mr. Lowndes Wells has returned from the West
ern Maryland College.
Miss Rankin of Washington is visiting Mr. ard
Mrs j. II. Ralston
\ lawn party and strawberry festival was re-
Gently given by the Junior Guild Of St Barnab as
Church, Oxon Hill The proceeds will be applied
10 the fund for building Il bcIfry and placing a
bell in the church Those present were Rev Mr.
Kerford Mr.. and Mrs Thomas williams Mr. and
Mrs Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs Middleton. Miss Mid
dlcton Mr. and Mrs Henry Bird Misses Alleine
I"is3n H1nke. Lula and Ella Ridgeway Marsden
closed with d dance
The ladies of the NJ F. Church South congrega-
ZION gave lawn party and strawberry festival
Thursday evening for the benefit Of the parsonage
We're Mrs Bowen. Mrs. Burnhard. Mrs Hassan
Mrs John Smith Mrs. Watson Mrs. Barron Miss
SScsggs Mrs Melville Miss Mcdonald. Mrs. Nc
Donald. Miss trahst1n, Mrs. Hardin ana Others
The annual ball given under the auspices Of the
Rossororgh club If the Maryland agricultural Col
iege was held Wednesday evening the college
hall 1t proved TO he of the most attractive
entertainments in the history Of the college
Dan Ing continued until morning with a brief in
terval for Refreshments. Among those present in
addition TO the graduates and other students of the
Mr. and Mrs Rcxford NJ Smith. Mr. and Mrs
H. W, Dorsey. ir-. Mr.. and Mrs. Leakin. Misses
Louise Fuller. Mamie and Maggie Carr Isabelle
Drury. Wilson. Edith Gallant Corrine Mcfarland
Hester Calsert Anna Coke. Agnes Brooks Grace
Lewis: Msttie Darnell. Browning. Diversified. Whit
ley Brown. SecGwlck. Houston. Mrs. whitley
Mrs Ashby Carr. Mrs. Grifith. Mrs Van Loan
Nessrs. Lewis. GIL. Cassard. Cooke, OLeary
Benz Boqic, Browning Crapster Robert Wells
Lowndes Wells. Johnson. Hodges. Carr. Leighton
Baxter. X. Il. Chew. Calvert and others
A strawberry festival was given Tuesday. June
IA. at keywcrths Pavilion. in Bladensburg for
tie henent of the old Badenslurg burying grounds
which have for some years been in state OF di-
liquidation
Mr. VIII Casey OF Bladensburg recently pur-
dition 10 Hyattsville.
Mrs II W. Dorsey. 1r.. left today for Jessups
Mr.. Henry Naylor.
Mrs Lewis Holden has returned from visit to
friends In Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Rexford Smith are snending few
days with Mrs. Smiths parents. Dr. and Mrs
Charles \. Wells
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BRIGHTWOD,

Mr. Geo. W. MacElwee, with his wife and
daughter Lydia has gone to Swankersville Pa,
for summer vacation
Mr. Thee. Brown is entertaining Messrs E. l.
and Andrew Stevens OF Painted Post n. Y.
Mr. F. W Oyster and family of Washington
have taken the house of Mr.. Jacob Franz lust
east of BrightwOod Park
Mr. James G- Keene has received an appoint
ment as secon'- lieutenant In a Virginia company
of fmmunes and will leave shortly.
\ party of Brightwood ladies' consisting of Mrs.
John W. keene. Mrs. Z. G Wright and daughter
Theresa. Miss Marie Gragg Mrs. John Parsons
MIS- W III. Cook. Mrs Esther Scott and Mrs W
r Walsnith and daughter Helen drove Thursday
10 congress Heights to the home Mrs. Graves
until lately of this place. and celebrated her birth
day with surprise party
The BrightwOOd The-lbramn Club. at its recent
business meeting elected the following officers TO
serve during the ensuing term: Mr.. ]. Enos Raw
lr- president; Mr.. John Ray. jr., vice president :
MT d. W Cook, treasurer. and Mr.. Claude D.
clayton. secretary An adjournment was taken
uhtI September l, when the club will organize
on new lines. The honorary members of the club
are TO be entertained u dance at BrichtwoOd
Hall next Friday evening.
MIR Robert COpp of Flint street has removed to
the city.
MI Samuel Keys has received an appointment
as electrician in the Washington navy yard.
MIS- Rosa De Care is recovering from illness
Miss Mary Bayne of Iollins Institute Va Is a
guest of Miss Olive ToIspp " - -
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LAUREL.

Major William German Gambrill. of Stephen
GambItii. and nephew of Senator Arthur Z. Cor.
nan. who was few weeks ago appointed an ad,
ditional paymaster in the army, left recently fol-
the Philippine Islands. accompanied by his CLERK
Mr.. Walter A. Mist ad of this city a son ,t
Major William Milstedd. They will go direct tc
San Francisco. where they will embark on one
Of the transports there for Manila
The funeral of Miss Sallie Gray. who died last
Sunday morning Of typhoid fever. aggravated by
spinal meningitis and other complaints took place
Tue day afternoon. The Rev. DR.. Lefevre 81
baltimore oiiciated. The pailbearers We're Stephen
W Gambrill. Arthur 7. German. jr., Theodore
jenkins. Lee Duvall, Barnes Compton. jr and
Mr.. Henderson. The interrnent was made in
Laurel cemetery.
Mr.. W. A. Miles. the contractor for repairinc
Washington avenue. Will complete the first coat
OF four inches of gravel the bed of that thor
oushfare this week He viii then put on a four
inch coat of white gravel, and the street will be
carefully rolled to pack the dirt. The crossings
VIII be raised 10 conform with the new grade
and the street put in trst-class condition.
The public schools of the county close Monday
next.
There now good prospects for Laurel being
wel1-paved city. Mr.. A. NJ. Bend has the con-
tract for laying brick sidewalks here. By an act
OF assembly 1t requires the signatures of major
ity Of the property owners before the city council
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Subj RBAN NE WIS
SANDY SPRING.

The recent quarterly meeting Of Friends was
Attended by members from Philadelphia. Balti-
AMI Virginia well as from several meet
ingS in the counties Of Maryland. Among these
Friends we're Edward NJ Needles. Miss Mary
Janney Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Cornell. Mr.. and
Mrs T. BurIing Hull and sons. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas l. Reese. John A. Needles. Richard p
Thomas. Nr. and Mrs. Henry HoIme and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha H Walker and sous,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert r. Walker and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward StabIer, Mrs. Isaac Dixon,
Mr. Gnd Mrs David Branson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
r. Hoopes. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ho-lingsworth
and the Kisses Matthews, Barnes, Hartley, Starr.
Watson. Lamb and Amos.
Mr. Brausuu. a minister. educated here
AZ the school O. the late Isaac Bond more than
interested 10y his "reminiscences.
\ lot has been sold by Miss Eliza f. FarIuhar
of olDey. upon which, 1t is said. a Catholic church
James l.. Stabler is rusticating and fishing near
CaF"n Springs. Va. and he is staying with tn.
parties Of hunters from Sandy Spring in former
years.
Charles II. Brooke and Frederic Stahler. both of
whom met with serious accidents within fort
night. recovering
The Misses Hannah Elma AMI Annie Chandler
have closed their school in Alexandria and re-
op'red their cottage here.
Sherwood Friends School. of which Mrs E T.
NJ Thorn is principal closed with n most credit
able exhib fi0n. conducted entirely by the literary
s"clty OF lhc pupils: Among the most interest
Ing features We're original songs. appropriate to
the occasion set to familiar airs and sung by the
Whole ScnOOl-
Miss Sarah B. FHiGuhar, who completed a few
weeks since, course in physical culture at the
Sargent School in Cambridge, has accepted posi-
tldS as pupil teacher IN that institution. and will
relI IN early in July for the term, at
least.
Mrs Nathaniel Hogg and daughters of Pitts
burg. Mrs Richard T. Haines and of Phila-
deli hia, Mrs William Bartlett ard daughters
Mrs Elliot Gilpin and daughter Miss Margaret
Ma ssey, Mr. ard Mrs. Edward Stabler Miss Sarah
Matthews and Miss Bessie Walton of Baltimore;
Miss Mary Roberts Trump Of Wilmington Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Stabler and son. Mr.. and Mrs
William F. Thomas and of Washington are
with friends and relatives here.
Mrs Charles F. Brooke and daughters with
Mrs Joseph VI. Shoemaker of Philadelphia. Miss
Sally 7. Brooke is in New Jersey, and Miss Alice
v Farquhar expects TO spend several weeks soon
in Newtown, Pa. and vicinity
Mr. and Mis-. Alhan e. Thomas and Mr.. and
MIS- George F. Nesbitt attended the commence
ment exercises at SwarthmOre College Pa, and
the Agricultural College of Maryland, respectively
Where their sons, Frederic L. Thomas and William
Nesfitt We're In the graduating classes
Fred Thomas and fellow student have ALREADY
been offered excellent situations with the man who
contracted to build the Brooklyn bridge, he
having written to SwarthInore professor 10 send
MIN TWO Young engineers from that college.
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

H. $ a.. ,.,.5 ...a...,,e., L., =.
~ ''' h'''ihS VI '-' r'''iA VI 0"f't '4' 100
Monday the supervisor and road commissioners OF
Dranesville district We're directed to determine
whether or not the bridge over Surarland run on
Tho road Io,air, fran, wi.b1o r, uarr,on 10 :,
.
county prldge ana report thelf hhaihs 10 the next
IL Getting.
A resolution was adonted making the boundary
limos Of .ocb lot .nd tract of land in provi,erc.
-, -, , -.
ans .Hufcn' ceh''i'liie anu DfaheS'iiie hi'sis'e
rial districts lawful fence against certain ami
mails The order will go into effect December Is,
&C
-. l., -,-- - -,
'hlidrehs Giy services were heid IN Jerusalem
b'iPtlSt ,htrth SunuaS AFTERNOON. Inc program
was as follows: Opening Chorus, on, for the
iFHe, ny the sehooi' fecl'atloh otf thlldren )
na!, -! MI; sun hig2les; audFcss OF "eicoihe, ps
MSS Helen flsslts; responsive scripture reading
10y the superintendent and school; motion song
Hear Thy Little ones Frazer, by the primary
tiass' recitath'h We lrsise lhee, lnrd, by MISS
,r'1ce itieeies' recitatlon' Now III these summer
Da!s; ny MISS Anna "oSsase recitation TOD 5
J1Mei at ouf ee', ny FOUR mute girls; chorus,
Inc Mcssag., b! the school recitation Thank
''od ior the Blhie by Miss Jessie simpson; TIA
losue. "A SUNSHINE Factory, 10y Misses Mills and
Mitchell; chorus, Peace, by the school; recita-
ton. AT Jesus Feet, 10y MISS Lizzie Swetnam;
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ROCk WILLIE.

TIE following business transacted in the
OIL hans court Wednesday: The last will and tes
tsn1ent " Adam J. Powell was received and nd
n.iIted 10 probate and letters of administration
C. l. Il were granted to Frank Higgins upon the
personal estate of said deceased; bond 81 900
Samuel \. Hersperger administrator of Hannah
Hunter. passed his first account
Mrs Susan Pyles. widow OF Richard PvIes
aged seventy four years. died at her home
In fcoiesvtlle the afternoon of the OH instant
after lingering Illness incident TO scnflity
feieral services We're held In the VI. f. Church
South. Of which she had been n member for n
number Of years, by Rev. II. Febrey Inter
meht at Monocacy cemetery. She leaves two
sens and two daughters. one of whom is Mrs
Charles T. Grimes of Washington city.
Miss En- Williaus a daughter of Mr. Johp
H. Williams, was one of the graduates at the
recent commencement Of the state normal school
In this immediate section Of Montgomery county
lerge number OF wheat fields have been exam
lned within the past few days and show the raw
materially not only with the quantity, but the
The Rockville Chapter Of Epworth League held
us setniarnual election OF officers a the church
Tuesday evening last when the following namcd
persons were chosen TO serve for The ST.. mantbs
ehdlng December 81: President. Ii. H. Holden:
INST vice IIesideni, Mrs o. NJ. Linthicum; second
wee PRESIDENT, Miss Margaret King; third vice
Eitsident, Frank Andrews; secretary Miss Mary
V. Fnwsett; treasurer. Miss Emma Council; IL
hfaHah MIS- IL NJ Talbot. assistant librarian
Miss Margaret King; league reporter, W. X. An
nay tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
i'.s- =. IL white viii preach 30 O'Clock
, Married the 18th instant by Elder = H. White
MI John H. Ray TO Miss Mary ]. Carter. all OF
this county 49, "
g At the devotional meeting Of the Epworth I.apuo
T'iuay night at the NJ Z. Church South Mrs
Robert Andrews Of Washington a missionary viii
ts.A upon Tie subject Of Utah and Missions
a very successful dance was given In the large
enu spacious barn Of Mr.. + ". Jones near Dick
ITs'n last Friday by Messrs. Norman Woo,on and
n l. thiswel. The barn was brilliantly light
ed, and being decorated with flags presented a
Fery patriotic scene Among those present were
Mt and Mrs. f J. ChiswelI, Mr. and Mrs L. A
White, Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield White Mr. and
Mrs. George Jones Mr. and Mrs l.. A. ChfsvrN
and Mrs. James Byrne of DckersOn; Mr. and
Mrs j. III. Williams, Mr. and Mrs Harry VIE
liams. Mr. and Mrs. James Trundle Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Cramer. Mrs. Edwin wooton Mrs
Horace Davis, Mrs Mag. White and Mrs Her
sperger of Poolesyille: Misses James, Brewer
Cbtswell Trenholm. Sellmsn and Shreye Of Dick
erson; Misses Poole Williams. Pyles Davis Hall
Sellman. Hersperger Gassaway Wooton and Young
Of Poolesyille; Misses Griffith Of BeallsYIle. Miss
Welsh Of Hyattstown. Miss CIagett Of Potomac
and Miss Darby OF Buck Lodge; Messrs Chlswell,
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FALLS CHURCH.

Falls Church Lodge of Odd Fellows according
to its established custom. decorated the graves of
its deceased members Sunday last. The members
asst mbied at Odd Fellows Hall at 3 pm, and
with number of visiting members from Camp
-Nser proceeded to Oakwcod cemetery. The Grst
grave visited was that of Mr.. j. II G. Brown
After the singing Of appropriate hvmn Ivy Maj
T. NJ Dolin, prayer and short address 10y Rev.
j. NJ. Life. chaplain of the 18th Ohio Regiment,
the graves of Mr.. Arthur Il. johnson and Mr.. Geo.
w. Sims visited and like ceremonies CON
Quoted. ON The grave of each bouquet of flow
erS was deposited by each member * he lodge.
Additional cases of violation of the loca! option
law at or near Camp Alger nave been disposed Of
BY Justice H. A. d. Croc,er follows: Charles
l. West of Washington pleaded gully, and was
fined $50; Thomas Ellis, colored, of Washington
Tired 500 and costs; James Wanz II. colorcd of
Washington, fined $50 and given month IN
Jail; j. c. Wilson of Alexandria, fined so and
given three months III Jail; Clara Nelson. coored.
Of Washington. fined $50 and given month in
Mr. W. W. Kinsley. jr., and Mr. y H. East
man of Cornell Univ elsity are home On vacation.
night and the following officers were elected: H.
f. Lowe. president; Geo. b. Ives, vice president
rotary. Messrs A. b. Lounsbury. Thomas Hitler,
u. l.. Rathbu1 DR.; S. S. Luttrell and Rev. Ed
ward Eells. with the elective. officers. We're con-
stItuted an executive committee Another meet
ing will be held Monday night st the Sunday
school room of the Presbyterian church.
A barn near here belonging Mr.. Chaplin Brown
OF W Washington was destroyed Icy lire Sunday night.
Rev t. 5. ueavener and Rev. A. NJ Cac:,lsy
observance Of Sunday. Other ministers announced
to their congregations that they would preach on
TINS subject ut an early date
Chaplain J. NJ Life of the 9TH Ohio Regiment
preached SUNDAY night in the NJ. E. Church South
eral solos.
Quite handsome sum was realized by the ladies
Tor their work at Camp Agcr by their enIartan-
ment at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday night.
a., NJ G 5, W knsselI past grand superintcnlent ef
the GIand Lodge of Good Tcmplars of Washington
Will visit Pioneer Lodge and Perseveranc Temple
IN joint meeting. Tuesday night.
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Monday.

c: q. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 14O7 G st. n.w-Sale
OF improved property at Sc. of 4th and SITS.
NV, on Monday, June 20. 4:3O pm. National
Safe Deposit and Trust Co. and II. Ross Perry,
trustees.
James W. Ratcline, Auct., 800 Pa. ave. NV
trustee 5 sale of Mes. $40 l. st. Sc; houses
In alley In rear. Nos. 1927 2931 Hunton place s.w
No 1876 tnlcn st. s.w., and No. 92l Va.
sw.. Oh Monday, June 20 at 30 5 and $50 D. IN
j Harrison Johnson. surviving trustee.
james W. Ratcliffe, Auct., 800 Pa ave NV
Trustees sale of stone crushers and portable en-
CINE, on Moniay. June 20, at pm, at No. I6 f
81 Sc Clarence y. Brandenburg and J. Clarence
Price, trustees.
Marcus Notes. Auct, 637 $50 La. ave. NV
Sale of 500 pairs of shoes, Monday, June 20, at
10 Il. H., at store No 1912 18th st. NV
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DuNcANsON BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.

lhSSTEES' SALE OF A NEAT AND ATTRAC-
LIVE TNO-STORY BRICK DWELLING ON
lie NORTH SIDE OF T STREET NORTH
MESI KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 1881 I
BY virtue of certain deed of trust dated The
20 gay OF october. AID 1896, and recorded among
me land records of the District of Columbia in
l.iDet No 2l6'. folio 90 ct seq. and at the re-
guest OF the holder of the notes secured thereby
we will offer at public auction in front of the
premises. on TUESDAY THE TWENTY EIGHTH
IN the following described real estate situate
IN the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia
10 VII: All that certain piece parcel Of land
h ana premises known and DISTINGUISHED and
being lot lettered Q. in W. Il. Todd jr et ais
subdivision, In square numbered two hundred and
e'fnty1tour !2'4l as per plat recorded in Liber
the surveyor of the District of Columbia and
situate In the city of Washington in said Dis
trlct. together with the improvements thereon
subject, however to certain deed of trust lated
October u. 1892. and recorded among the land
records ~ the District Of Columbia in Liber l1IS
Ioll" ioS ct seq, 20 secure the of twenty
nve hurdred dollars tS2 500. with interest there
on payable semi-annually. at the rate of per
cent per annum until paid
Terms Of sale: The incum'rance Of 50 500
above referred TO to be assumed with interest
from October II. 1897 ne-thrd Of :he balance Of
the purchase money TO be raid IN cash. the re-
malnder TO be paid in two equal installments re-
sIectively in one and two years from day of sale.
secured by deed of tIust the property sold.
with interest thereon. payable emi-annually at
the rate of per cent per annum until paid, or
all cash over and above the incumbra "
OF 500 will be required time Of sale Sale 10
be closed in Is days from day Of sale. otherwise
the property will be sold the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser, after five days idye tise-
ment in some newspaper published in the city of
Washington. ID. c. Conveyancing at tine cost Of
the purchaser.
LOUIS n. WINE Trustee.
CLARENCE B. RHEEM. Trustee
1el5-dSds 9l6 ST. NV
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THos. J. OWEN, AUcrIoNEER, o1s F ST NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-SToRY FRAME
DWELLING. situate ON SOUTH SIDE OF
FENWlCK STREET, IVY CITY, DC, BEING
HOUSE NO 1aS.
By virtue of deed Of trust given to us and
recorded in Lber 2161, at folio ABS ct sea- of the
land records of the District of Columbia ami at
the request of the party secured, we will sell at
public auction In front of the premises on MON
DAY, THE TWENTY -SEVENT1I DAY OF JUNE
1858, AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM the
following described real estate, situate in the
District of Columbia, To wit: Lot 2l in block s.
in F. W. Jones' subdivision of ivy City," to.
getber with the Improvements thereon
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months from date of sale. with interest at @ per
cent, payable semi-annually. One hundred dol
lars ($10O) required at time of sale
JOSEPH K. EDISON,
CHARLES b. BAILEY
3e11. lS,22,26 Trustees.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Ind
NEAR CHEVY CHASE MONTGOMERY

MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Ind
NEAR CHEVY CHASE, MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, MD.
By virtue Of the power and authority contained
In a mortgage. recorded among the land records
of Montgomery county, in the state of Maryland,
in Iiher J. A, No. %. folios 2S2 etc. the sub
scriber who is by said mortgage authorized and
SECOND. 1885, at the hour Of FOUR O'CLOCK
PM at Forest Glen station, the metropolitan
branch Of the b. and .. R.R offer Tor sale at
public auction the property mentioned and de-
scribed in said mortgage. This property ccllains
~ acres, more or less and is located what
is known Jones' Bridge road, from W aich there
is an entrance 1t adjoins the suhdiv vision on the
kensington and Chevy Chase railroad. know as
"kenlworth on the west, Rock creek the
Earnest the south. 1t is about minutes walk
from the power house of the Chevy Chase electric
railway and about V miles from said Forest Glen
station. 1t is improved by frame dwelling cen
tanning six rooms, corn house, hen house. etc.
There is elegant spring of water the place
one of the best in the county. There is some fruit
on the property. Rock creek borders said prop
is principally cleared though there is some wood
on it, there being some magnificent natural forest
trees. 1t is In close proximity to such thriving
subdivisions Chevy Chase kenilw nth and Ken
sinSton. 1t has the advantage of the 3. and o.
R.R. and two electric railways; oynr enc, the
Chevy Chase. the fare is only six cents to the
heart Of the city of Washington, Georgetown or
the navy yard.
Terms Of sale: AS prescribed by the mortgage
when the property is knocked down. Convey incins
at cost of purchaser
HATrERSLY w. TALBOTT. Mortgage.
THOMAS J. OWEN, Auctioneer stSN-It
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNGANsoNe BROS, AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL TRACT OF VAL
LIABLE SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE, FRONT
INC rlNEI fRANCH ROAD, ADJOINING Ia
OF SAID ROAD WITH THE TAkUMA I,ARk
ELECTRIC RAILWAY, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of Il deed of trust to u.s. dated Noyem-
ler 1, 1892, and recorded in Liner No. 1862 folio
Al II stI, oil the land records the district
OF Columbia, and at the request of several of the
parties holding the notes secured thereby, will
sell At public auction, ON WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1898, AT
| \ QUARTER FAST SIX O'CLOCK Pm, in front of
The premises, the following described real estate
situate in the county of Washington III the District
of Colunbia, to wit: All that certain piece or par
eel OF land aud premises known and distinguished as
tnd being Il part of Il tract of land located the
Piney Branch Read and 'Takoina Park -
and particularly described follows: Beginning, for
the same at II stone planted in the east side oil the
iincy l'ranch road at its intersection with the
eighth iinc of Support and running thence with
the east SIDE of SAID road north II degrees ii min
utes east i31.o feet and the Grammcr
land; thence leaving said road south co degrees east
GU5A feet with tie tiiimmer land to u stone plant
cd III the seventh line of SUPPORT and the Heul
land; thence with line of support
south 30 degrees % minutes 25s. 10 feet with
the Beali land to stone in the eighth line of
support thence with said eighth line north rs
degrees ~ minutes west 634.4 feet with Bea
Rand to the place of beginning, containing 4.32
of lard.
Terms of sale one fourth of the purchase money
to he paid Ill cash, and the balance equal pay
n.ents. ut one, two and three years with notes
bearing interest at the rate Of 5 Der cent her an
mum, payable seMi-annuay, and secured by deed
of trust property Sold all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. All conveyancing, ETC., ut pur-
chasers cost. A deposit Of $500 will be required
at time of sale In the event of failure the
part Of the purchaser TO fully comply with the
above terms of sale within 10 days from date of
safe the Undersigned, trustees, reserve the right
1eseii said described property at the risk and cost
OF defnuitinS purchaser, ny giving live days notice
Of such resale in The Evening Star newspaper Of
Wash ngton, ID. G.
ALBERT f. FOX, Trustee,
go + st. NV
A JANRER'r vr,S..a