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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-30
CHAPTER K.
TIE BRAEs or BALMAGHIE.

THE BRAES OF BALMAGHIE.
By 10 of the clock the braes of Bal
maghie were a sight most glorious TO
look upon. Well nigh 1900 men We're
gathered there, of whom 5000 We're
well mounted knights and fully equip
ped men-at-arms, every man of them
ready to thrust g lance or ride a
charge.
The line Of the tents which had been
set UP extended from well-nigh oppo-
site the island castle of Thrieve to the
kirk-hill of Balmaghie. Every knight
following was strictly kept within its
own pale, or fence OF green wands set
basket-wise, pointed and thrust into
the earth like the trap spring Of those
who catch mOWdieWartS. Many also
We're the quarrels and chickering's of
the squires who had been sent forward
TO choose and arrange the several en-
campments. Nor We're rough and
tumble fights. such as we have seen
the MacKims indulSing in, thought de-
rOgatory to the dignity of any save
belted knights.
Each camp displayed the banner of
its own lord, but. higher than all. from
the top of every mound and broomy
hillock. hoated the banner of the over
lord. This was the white lion of Gallo
way on q ground of blue. and beneath
it, but on the same staff. a pennon
wherein was the bleeding heart of the
Douglas family.
The lists were set up on the level
meadow that is called the boatcroft.
At either end pavilion had been erect
ed, and the lists were strongly fenced
in, with a rising tier OF seats for the
ladies along one side and a throne in
the midst for the Douglas himself. as
high and as nobly upholstered as if the
king of the Scots had been presiding
in person
At 10 by the great sun dial OF Thrieve
the earl, armed in complete armor of
rare work. damascened with gold and
bearing in his hand the truncheon of
commander, rode first through the
fords of Lochar, and Immediately after
him came his brother David, a tall.
handsome boy, whose olive skin and
high-bred beauty attested his Douglas
birth.
Next rode the Earl Of Angus, a red,
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q seouestered holt, Laurence, who had
frequent experience Of such rough-and-
tumble encounters. stripped off his dou-
biet of purple velvet, and turning the
sleeve inside out he showed his brother
that it was lined with rough surfaced
felt cloth almost Of the nature of
teasle. This being rubbed briskly upon
any dusty garment or fouled armor
,,roved most excellent for restoring the
ssloss and beauty. The young men.
BEING as it were, born TO the trade.
and knowing that their armament must
,,,set their fathers inexorable eye as h
nassei along the lines with the earl,
rubbed and polished their best, and
when. after half an hours brisk work,
each examined the other, not speck
or stain was left to tell of the various
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CHAPTER xI.

THE AMBASSADOR OF FRANCE
The earl had almost arrived at the
pavilion erected at the southern end of
the jousting meadow when gust of
cheering borne along the lines an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-30
No Happy Medium.

Puck: Miss Hichurch-We have a
dreadful time with our clergymen,
Visitor-What's the trouble?
Miss Hichurch-Well. the last one was
so religious that he neglected social mat
tiers. and this one is so social that rs
neglectS the church,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-30
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an innamed
condition OF the mucous lining of the
Erstachian Tube. When this tube is
infiamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed, Deafness is the result.
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to
it's normal condition, hearing will be.
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF
ten arc caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. II. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c-
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Hewlett Bros. Three Crown Spices
are now put up in handsome htho-
graphed pepper box cans. IF you
want goods that are absolutely Pure
and of the Best Quality, you get them
in this brand.
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YroDiil3 sGlesDig=Dpljteia.

@9iffbed. Der 12zidbriqe@obn
per Gbelente 2iitfe aob in bic nod
gIimmenben 6erbfoblen !, g}etroleur1
aus elmer Bledfanne. Die plSblin oufs
iobtrnbe sSlamme brahte bic .aonne
iur GTploiion, unb in fpsniqen sez
nnnen brdnnten bic .fleiber bes Gnaz
Ii6terfDb. Die GIammen fDurben
az 1ofort eritidt, bod erlitt ber
.nnbe iebensgefdbrlihe 8ranbnunbelt.
@uDe, Gin Naub ber sslan,nen
sollrbs bas Nnt0esen bs5 0anbmanns5
NDitfmaad.
g orburg. Nas;ts lit bas 6aus
bss GslterpaIIerfnbrifqnte g. DRILL
Lex pDaig niebsrgebranrt. Die iii BEN
&alafs ipcllsupen GbeIsute GdlGhterz
fliei iisr glIrsp iOflntsn nur nit SUITE
BON Qtitsrn Da5 1aus berlafIen. Bon
beln obilsar fOnnte nt6ts gersttsf
4 u & osr Sd iabrias
xbsiisr hot is Guf benz sppben.
EtIk alI ss sx66ilgt. Trds NIB bisr
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5taat Obio, StabtSoIebo.
Qucas GDuntn. IS.

VI
Grant S. Gbenep beldmort,
bob er, Der dltere partner Der sSlrma
+. :. Gbenep & 60. lit, lpelhe
8ei9dfte in Der Saot Solebo, in oben=
9enonntem Gountp uub Gtaate tbut.
uno Dab beiaste Girma Die Summe
bon einbunbert Dollars fir
jeoen 6all pon &atarrb beaablen
ipiro. Der burd ben @ebraud bon
SaH's Ratarrb Sur nidbt aeheilt
tperDen tann.
6ranf IS. Ghenen.
Weiamoren BON mir uno un.
(Sie9el. teridrieben in nleiner @eaen-
mart am 6. September ".
8. 1886.
u. ". GleQion. 5ifentliher
9lotar.
Daus Gatarrb : Sur miro inner-
lltb 9enommen, uno nirtt brett auf
oas Blut unb bic i1leimiaen pber=
Hidden beg Gpitems. CAPT guh um.
ionlt 3eu9niKe tommen.
i. 5. Gbemep & Co.,
3olebo, 8.
H gertauft bon allen Mpotbetern,
rs Gents.
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GeIier.sidyz zlInqlrn.

J 3
TIDribshorf. Die @riiber Sfp>
bolpb unb syp{sp1 Migner, 10 bcolp. IL
Sabre alt, iinb beim 8ootfabren err
trunfeit.
ssnnsDruf. Muf Der YaitaIpe
am Wetteriteingebtrge abssftiir5t lit
Der 24idDrise 6huiiergeiells SoIepa
Miuer aus Diirrfun3eilbprf. Gre's
Neurpos in prslBen. Gr ioas lpfc-t
tpbt.
aloRernenburg. Der Gtiftt::;<
felerntsiIter s5pbann Cafisibtsusr
tpurbe hsim 8aban bpnt Galcge gas
rii1rt unb ertraai.
2oebersborf, Ser Gi;o5aln=
gpnbncteur genTtartir, Glanut qsrietD
unter einen 2aft5ug IND srurbe T54y.os-
perlebt.
2ina. GtsdbrieFliG ssrfplst pirb
tpcgcn getruges Der 58ii5rige aabtpig
auneipalber. 8eiW ll.lbau zines
0auies ftiirste bic Geuermausr beg
Wa9barhou{es ein unb ourt6I9!ua ben
plafonb zines 3in1n1ers. Die G59utss
nlai7e fiel IN bas ebene1oise Gslp5lbe
unb begrllb Die 32jGbrige &rdrnerla
Sofep1ins YiGlsr, bic Den G-itiGun5se
TOD babsi fanb.
M2ariabilf. Sier bet fih her
Rittmeiiter Der unsarifnen 2eib9drbe
Cart @songot IN Der 2eib5urbetaFer1e
erf9oiien.
Mpautben. Der fpg, rGoer.
toirtb" bat gu icinem 3eitDtrtre:D 1000
siftige 0ipern- gefange:1,
Ottenf9lag. Sier 1T Der
prG1ibent Der 8unbe5lsitl2g ttr
SeitsrreiaifGsn GcfeuI6aft Dpm go=
tben areuse, graf Sran5 6alfen9apn,
I'M Ilter pon II Sabrsn scitorben.
yursa,barJ.
&anl. Sn elmer Mainsttgrube
ipurbe Der Aljahrige Ju6rfnedt So
bann Mtttsn bon mebrsren aus Der
Grube berfommenben WaegpnettS
uoerfabren unb getDbtet.
Wiltpernilb. Die benz Mderer
Sobann Meiler gebDrisen 0ebdulidz
teiter, beitebenb aus Wobnbaus, e5talz
lungen unb S6eune tpurben burh cine
5euersbrunft serftDrt. yur eir fleiner
She'll Der MDbel tpnnte ben ss[ammen
entriiIen tperben. Ser tbeilpeiie burn
@erii6erung sebedte Sdbaben tpirb auf
$4,000 Srancs peranidlast.
Slbenburs.
G1Fen. Snfplss @tisldlass
tpurbe bas Saus bes 3elIers 9unb in
Mf9e selest.
Saberbers. Cine Geuerabrun1t
aerit0rte bier 5tpei grobe 8auernbDfe
bollitdnbig. 0tel Nieb unb Gefliigel
fam in ben Slammen um.
g d mart u. Sum @emetnbe=
ratb nurbe Mttuar SeisnfiB getpd1lt.
Sanbe. Oas Wphnbaus bes
Maidinenbauers Gtieb 1T nieberse>
6rannt.
We9ta.. Dur9 glibf6laa purbe
bic Miible bes 8eiiBers Nafe i'm naben
8iibren entaiinbet. Diefe, fofpie 3tpet
tpeitere gebdube brannten nieber.
iSrele Sttl0te.
8remen. Der bisIige Mrat Dr.
meb. 9elbins, Der fi9 auf elmer grbos
lnnssreiie na9 @pttinsen gu ieiner
bort tpobnenben Mutter befdnb. itiir5te
bonn 3use unb tpurbe BON ben Nabarn
5ermalmt.
2iibed. Gin Suriit BON berpprz
ragenber 8ebeutrng, iptpie Elm parme--
5Drb:rer aller tpiHenf9aftli9en unb
tiinftlerii4en 8eltrebunsen, 2anbsez
ri4tsbtrector g. Glauifen, TT i'm Mlter
bon 70 Sabren geforben.
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giiqiietten sum Muffleben Il,
9Sein- uno Mlisfp<G Glalden iperbe,, III
|oisfer Qffict Deorlidt. &
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Deat(tije csocQllsadjrlGten
Ercpia; graliScEGnra.

6 bdrfpttenbnrs, 8sit1 gaz
ben artraltt in ber MG6e ppn !9arnmez
ren Der an Der 9erliner ullipsrIitdt trlz
lRatrituligieganbioat bar 55ited33te 5ra1ro
RpGj bon BIER.
Gvtnsr. 9or Gllr3em barFc3!pdno
plDb.itb bet Mrbeiter 5ltttsr au85angz
ihlepfe Bel grflsss. 5utter it ieBt als
2eihe i'm Wdlbe aefunben lporben.
0rei &erfonen lpuroen berbaftet.
Sort. /. 6. 9as 9prf Mulfnib
lit faft san3li9 abgsbrannt. 3pDlf
MirtbT4aFten unb has Gsn1efn5e1auS
ipurben ein9edf9ert.
acttbus. Gin eeipaIttges ltnz
ipetter Dot bic 6taot Gpttbus uab
llmgeaenb bsingeTuC9t. Sn BEN 8prz
nrte San6ptp fpurbe etne Srau Giitt=
ner burd) ben 8liB erf4lagen. Qu6
auf bem 2anbe tpurben msbrere perz
fonen burb 8libI9lGge betdubt bestp.
perlebt Dber gst5btet. @robsn e50a=
ben ri6teten 8lihi@ldge in Der glias=
fGen SSabrif in &pttbus unb in Der
MenbteT6en Gdrtnerei ar.
BOT 3 ba m. Ser lieutenant 8rof
pon gnlGnbt bpnlGegirnent 8arbes bu
Corps TT bei elmer QlusFabrt f9iper
berungliiGt. Duff Ser Cjlieniter griife
ging bds gferb bes 3peirdbsr:sen Sc
fdhrts pl0bIth burh, ipoburt3 Der
8rdf fp heftis pom Md3en geT6Ieuoert
lDurbe, baB er n1ebrere iltnere Ser
iehungsn nno einige Snp4en6ri;Ge
erlitf.
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Nieort8e Watem ttad) cmaba
teoet Sag iiber ote penniDI.
nattta &intc aar 9raaS-Mijt.
tippt M,tSiteIIuud.

grturiions-9idets nod Dmaba 5inb
td9lidb gum gerfauf in ben Oaupt-
3ldetoiticen Der penniplpania Qinien
lino tonnen bis gum Is. Dftober incl.
erhalten tperoen. OieieIben lino air
,Hidtebr 9iilti9 bis gum Is. glopember.
I'm beionoere austunft iiber Die nieori=
gen Haten uno ihnelle Jobrt iiber Diefe
Monte lpsnoe man ii6 an ben ndd,lien
t-Agenten Der penniplbaliia litiien
ooer 9 aoreliirs: +. Nan Dufen, 81. Isl.
y. Mat., pittsburg, pa.
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Trctin3 SNpfenEen.

%itttii5 @'EipienEeH.
.MleAlfad. Sci bem gtnteaen
por Rcggsn in bte 9rsY6noT9ine Be-
fcbdfttgt5 gerietb berWtrtbi6dFter 2ebz
mann nit Der re@ten 6anb apiTcben
Die Steael Der Ma1c6ine; bic 0anb
fpnrbe linn bolitdnbtg sermQIa1t.
6 Sol ban. 2lis S5atcr me6rerer
bsbeutenoer 8elotis6ftdbGs lit Ser 9or=
bier 0aber ern1tttelt unb perbaftet
toorben.
sapian. Sas 50iGGrtsc 2(n1tsz
iu5ildNia feisrts bicTsr Sage 2:5rer
aied=gintbcn.
S.ilftt, Ser 6nmiebe1neiTter unb
8runb3efiber Stan{c5us, bcr gioenz
tliimer beg fiiralt9 bonn granbe Be-
trpffsnen 0aufes in Der @r. Gerber
itraBe it n,nme6r tpagen 8erbahts
Der 9ranbftiftung in Saft eenomnen
trproef.
&rrDin; @eFlprenbcn.
Strf G a Ii. gluf Der GobIbaumz
i9en gefigung in Otr19duer @iefen
brdnnten sipei 59eunen nit Der Grl1te
nteber. Oas 8ieb fonnte Bis auf apei
S9petne, pelche perbronnten, aus ben
Stallen gerettet tosrben. Das ftarfe
Jlusfeuer feBte ferner Die S9enne bes
BetiBer5 Gabfe in 8ranb, ipalGe eaen=
fails nit Dollem GtnT9nitt r,iabsr=
brdnnte.
st. Gplau. 8eim goben I'M
0eieri9fes ertranf Der Des 59loimz
mems unfunbtge pferbefneat IuguIt
Gibl aus 59Dn1pf.
aauernit. grfdoFen bat ii9
Der Wtitpd9ter Der Mclferei, Giiq. gr
apar Shpeioer bon 0eburt uab unberz
1eirQtfet.
g enbers. sym Stabilize err
tranf Die 13idbriee So9ter oss 59ubz
ma9srs Ganlinsft.
g 9DeB. Sn Der 3uderfabrtf fam
Jeuer gum Nusbrub, tpel9ss einen
Ebeit Der Sabrif 5erFt5rta. Der 56az
ben belGuft fi9 auf ettpd 20, ,OOOutarf.
- Grdulein 6elene Munbelius rettete
5rau gubbalter S9effler Detm 8aben
bonn Eooe beg grtiinfens.
Erobins Ebmmera.
M al op. Der Zimmerman 8.
3lge ittr5te BPM Oa9e zines Wobnz
hauies auf Den 9of binab. Dabei erlitt
Huge t0btli6e 8erlesungen.
Nenitetttn. ssSn Dem 5daf5taue
bes &tttergutsbeiibers @ebrte entitanb
Geuer, pel9es bas 0ebdube in furaer
Seit SeritDrte. = 8eims Nngeln itiirat
per 15lGbrige6obn Der Wittfpe ariiqer
IN Ben Sorfbruh. Der anabe fonnte
1lur als 2eic6e beraussebolt iperben.
g tdrgarb. S1neiberneiiter unb
Raufmonn $. Drsips, Der in aroBen
sdulsen itedte, bat iia pl0Bli6 BON
bier enifsrnt.
9reptom q. 81. Der Silfspoliz
Seibeanlte 5dubma9ermei5t liter @hmibt
hpurbe bel 4usiibuns Ieines Mmtes err
Ldlager. Neun snnlultuantsn purs
ben DerbaFtet.
w ollin. Dem 8auernbofbeiiber
Mild brannte bie 63eune NIT alien
Dartn aufgefpeiderten syutterz unb
Hos9snDSrrdt6en total nieber.
3srpDln3 Gd,leSlriG=,S,nIitei1.
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fa GQM1e1.
2angebriid. Dur9 einen 9libs
fdlas 1T basWoh ohnbaus bes Gemeinoe=
poritanoes 9dbnifd etnsedf9ert por=
ben.
2ommubfd. Dur9 einen 8ranb
iDurDe bas Wobnbaus bes 5ifhlerz
meiiters go. @iintber an Der gde Der
oberen ROnissitraBe 5erit0rt.
Nieberbablau. Der @emeinz
beporitunb belegte asbn Mrbeiter, Sic
einem focialiittf9en Bergarbeiter beir
BegrGbniB las Geleit saben, nit ie so
Usari Gelbitrafe, ipeil fie nit belIem
Mn3ug, bellem Out unb griinen 6anb<
f9uben betleibet tparen nnb beim
6eimgange tpeltIihe 2iebsr fanaen.
Die 8eitraftsn baben 8erufung einz
gelegt.
Dttensriin. Si ber srunten<
beit tpiIerte glnhts ber Dienftfnedbt
pfeiffer IN einen MIR tpenig aber 5e6r
fultes Maner tntbaItenben Bad. Ser
Manh tpurbe am Morgtn tobt, aber
ni4t ertrunten, fonbertl erftarrt auf.
gefunben.
pirrn. Geuer fam in BEN
Mo1nbauft bes 9ddermeifers R0bler
aus, bus dber bdfb gtI0idt tperben
fDnnte.
pIaueni.N Der gauunternefz
rler MIbin Ghneiber ftiir3te aus elmer
6Dbe Ron 3lpei Gtpdsperfeit ob unpI
trug 5msDere g NerIeBuHge1l bnDon. gr
bat babfi btibe 0bst5 6tnisi oebrOdfs,
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Erobill3 @eItfalen.

9agen. Bon Der biefieen @traf<
TANNER mar Der 5abrifarbeiter 6.
@runepalb aus MltenpDrbe BON Der
Nntlase Der Observation-Disclosures frei=
aefpro9en porben. Muf bic bon Der
Staatsannaltfdaft einselegte Mebiz
iion bin fanb eine no1malige Derz
hanblung Der Sa9e ftatt, bic nit Der
gerurtbeiluns @runetpalb's gu brei
Monaten Gefdngnib enbete.
9obenlimb burg. 9eim Ba>
ben in Der 2enne 1T ber 25 Sabre alte
Jabrifarbeiter Qampmann bon pie@
penbrint ertrunfeA.
RpesfeIb. 91a9ts tpurbe bier
ber gegen SO Sabre alte, nnperbeira=
tbete G9ulae 8ernarb Gartpid aus
Aorf, Rirdfpiel Dftertpid, bon entz
laTenen 0abrifarbeitern feiner ubr
iberaHbt unb, als ct bic 9fGuber ber=
.folgte, nit einem Mefer nieberseitoz
den. Jdrpid. Der 5 Biz 6 Slide i'm
Niiden erbalten bat, tpel9e beibs 2un<
genfliigeI unb Nieren perIebt babsn,
tpurbe in's beige Rrantenbaus ge>
fhnfft.
M inbtn Muf benz gobnbof in
Dsnubriid ipurbe Der 3ugfiibrer Nnbs
ppn bier beim lIeberihreiten Der Sc
Ieiie iibetf1hreu unb fofort gstObtrt.
HttinprpDlns
9eimbu@ gsim 0Dlsfdnen
tm maibs lpllrbs bsf finfsidaHris
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Dletlltnburs.

rr gnoien. Der lansidbrige stabt-
ipre6er Raufmann IS. 90ttser unb
Der friibere Ghubma9ermeifter, iebiae
Nentier 81, Weiipbal besinsen i6r 5O-
jdhriges BiirseriubiIGum.
81. 0ufrpn. Die 4 am parumer
Mtge gelegenen Sheunen brannten
nit ben BARN beffnbliden Worrdtben
an Gtrob, 6eu, Rorn unb MderaerG-
then nieber. Sdubma9ermeifter
9urm, lpel4tr tiir5li9 fein 5Oidbriaes
MeiiteriubilGum feitrte, beainq iebt
ben Sag, an peldenl e bor 30 Sobs
ren 8iirger ber Worberffnbt @iiffroip
tpurbe.
Qaage. SIN ndben gammin iinb
IN BET lebten Silt mtbrere 9ppbusfdne
DDrgefomrneil.
8 iib3. Dos gplbene Gbeiubil6um
begipg Der Wlalernaeiiter 9uier ulit {eis
Iler Satin,
Evening star., 1898-05-14
ny6- d&ds
C. C. SLOAN & CO, AUcTs., 1907 C ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TRUCK FARM CONTAIN
ING FIFTEEN AND FOUR-TENTHS ACRES.
AND LOCATED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE
BARNABY ROAD. ONETALF MILE SOUTH
OF IT'S INTERSECTION WITH THE
WHEELER ROAD. NEAR ANACOSTIA. D c.
by virtue of a deed of trust. dated February "A.
1S92 and recorded in Liber No. l6i4 folio 445 ct
sf., of the land records of the District of Colum-
Tia ami at the request of the holder of the notes
Sc cured thereby, ] will offer for sale. public
auction, on the premises THURSDAY, TIL;
NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY. AID. 1898 AT
HALF-PAS1 FIVE CLOCK PM. the following
described la I'd and misses. situate in the county
OF Washington and District Of Columbia. to wit:
for the same at the end of the third line of
"Foxall,'' and running thence north 50 de-
grees east 40 perchss to the end Of the
fourth line: thence s5uth 51a degrees east
40 perch,s with the fifth line of said Fox
all to tie line of said District of Columbia:
thence across said tract north 55 degrees west
"A 80 100 perches to the third line Of said tract;
thence north 2I dc grees east 81 12-1O0 perchcs
the beginning, and containing fifteen and four
tenths acres. more less, the same heing im-
proved by a frame dwelling house and farm out
buildings.
Terms of sale: Cne-thrd cash, balance in one
and two years. VITA interest at the of six per
ccntum per annum, secured by deed of trust upon
purchaser. deposit Of 500 required at the time
of sale All convey ncing and recording at tie
cost Of tie purchaser. Terms Of sale be COM
piled with within fifteen days from day of sale
righ. reserved to resell At the risk and Of
defaulting purchaser
HENRY S. MATTHEW'S. Trustee
my -dSdS 14l0 G St W.
Evening star., 1898-05-14
THOMAS BOWLING; K co. AJ-,-r1ovrrps
NJ. 612 ST. NV
TIKI STEES SALE OF CENTRALLY IO~,T
~ BEICk DWELLING. M GlS MASSt l.

iist SItES SALE OF A CENTRALLY IO~ 1T
tD BRitk DWELLING; Nh GIS NtSSl
tHt SEiIS ANENt + NORTHWEST
i'y VII tue of certain deed uf tiust dated NJ
Sshher T. 1883 and duly recorded in Liber No
ie'f l'i" 262 ct uf the land records of
the Dls rIct of Columbia. and at the reuuast 81
ihe PARTIES secured thereby the UNDERSIGNED
Ttst"es. VIII sell. at public auction in from, rf
me lrsillscs. on WEI NESDAI NAY TWENTY
FIFTH. 1855, AT HAIF-PAST FOIFD OCIoitI
m. tie following described real estate situate
IN INC CITY Of Washington. District of Columbia
Io WI: All that certain piece cr parcel If land
ana pr, misses, known and distinguished as and
b. lhg lot lettered IN of Andrew Rnthw.II's =
81 bGlyision Of original lots numbered one ~ two
~ three t3i. four "a. ten 90, ard eleven III,
IN square numbered fOur hundred and nftv-two
t.2i. into lots letteTed To V, inclusive MS per
fiht recorded in Book Y. X. pages 2Io and 2lI
OF the Land records of the District Of Columbia
together with the improvements thereon consist
M 81 thIee.stofy and basement ter-rocrl and
bath brick dwelling
Terms "f sale: One-thirG cash balance in one
wv" ana three years. with notes purchaser bear
Ing interest from date of sale until paid and
set ured by first deed Of trust on the prnprrry-
= hi or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
s." DEPOSIT Will he REQUIRED the time Of SALE.
All e"nveyancins aud recording the purchasers :
cost IL the terms uf sale not complied with
IN ten days from thc date thereof the trustees
reserve he right To resell the property after ten
days previous advertisement in this paDer Mt
the risk and cost Of the iefaulting purchaser
RICHARD ". TYLER. Truste,
ROBERT g. RUTHERFORD Trustee
msif-u~us 1891 It. NV
Evening star., 1898-05-14
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DuNcANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

TKt STEES' SALE OF \ NEAT AND ATTRACT
W. llREE-STJRI BRICk DWELLING IN
THE NORTHEAST. AND KNOWN As PREM
ISIS NJ. - totRTII STREET
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated the
Twelfth l2thi DAY Of December AID 1882 and
recCId"d among Tie land records of the District
OF t"i'IIhh.", Lthcr 1f53. folio 100 1T seu and
az tLe request q the .oldcr the notes secured
Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE TWEN-
1f-FlFlH DAY OF MAY. Al, Is.s AT F-IyE
r. III 1-FN O'CLOCK FM the following de-
scr'tcd property. situate in the city Of Washing
ION. 10 strct of Columbia, to wit All tnat cer-
t9ih piece er parccd Of land and pr, misses known
ana III ii'isrishcd and being lot numbered sey
envy niEc t':p, of Barr & Sanner's subdivision ,f
i'> III s4iaI" numbered eight hundred and .iybt
t,'Sl as rsi plat recorded in book "a fli, n, uf
u" tS'tus OF tn" surveyors office Of the District
:. '"Iihbla, together with the imp1oye,uru.s =
Terms OF SAFE; One-third of the purchase money
10 ne lalG IN cash. and the balance, to be paid in
Nv" tlldi iHstalImentS. respectively in onn and
~" years. secured by deed of trust uunn rho
p.'PyI'+ sHid with Interest payable semi Annually
a. 'He file OF six Ier cent Der lrDum or III
ISL - it NE option of the purchaser A drncsit
~ VIII he required at the time Of sale S,la
90 pv Si"sed within fifteen days from day of
sIt' "tntlwlse the property viii be resnld nj IN,
LSN am cost "f defauitinG purchaser after fiy,,
uh!s aiyeFtlsement in some newspaper published
u Washington, ID. C. Conveyancins at cost of
LOUIS u. WINE. Trustee
'LAtttNCE Il. RHEEM. Trustee
~ NAS 3l6 L ST. NV.
Evening star., 1898-05-14
THOMAS BOWLING & Co, AUCTIONEERS,
6l2 L ST NV

TRU STEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAI. ESTATE
On NICHOLS AVENUE, FIFTY SEVEN FEET
FRONT, A PART OF LOT OF BARRY FARM.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust recorded in
lhcr No. 1896, folio 265 ct seq, of the land
ordS of the District of Columbia. will sell
public auction in front of premises, on FRIDAY,
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NAY. 1898, AT
HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. certain real
tate in the District of Columbia, follows: Part
of lot numbered two i2l in section ~ of the
su, division of Barry Farm recorded in county
subdivision book. Levy Court, 2, page l. of the
veyor's office of the District Of Columbia partcu-
larry described follows: beginning at the north
west corner of said lot % Nichols avenue
and running thence along the north line of said lot
five hundred and twenty light ,52S, feet,
less. to the line Of said lot: thence
along said line of said lot eight y-two
tS2 feet six 60 inches more or less to the south
Of said lot; thence westerly along the
south line of said lot four hundred and twenty nine
ti2gl feet thence northery parallel Nichols
y-five t5p feet; thence westerly parallel
to the south line of said lot ninety y-nne Crlj feet,
more or less. to Nichols aveEue; thence northerly
along Nichols avenue fifty-seven go feet six 90
inches TO the point of beginning.
Terms: One-thrd cash, calance in two equal in
staments. payable in six and twelve months with
interest at six per cent per annum semi-annually;
deferred payments to be secured by deed on
premises sold, all cash. at option of pUrcha ser.
500 required on day of sale. All conveyancDg
purchasers cost Failure TO comply with terms
forfeits the deposit.
THOMAS W. FOWLER.
PHILIP A. DARNEiLIE
my10 G&ds 1899 St. Trustees.