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two young people pointed out clearly the different ways in which the annexation would be detrimental to the United States. The judges, Miss w. M. Allen, Miss H. R. Thornton and Professor J. B. Cunningham, had some difficulty in arriving at a decis- ion, but finally decided in favor of the neg ative.
 Reclamation by Mr. Milton Fies and instrumental music by Miss Rosa Mayer and Messrs. M. Fies and I. Fies were great ly enjoyed.
 These meetings occur semi-annually, and show the good work accomplished by the literary societies of the High school.
 The Clio, a society among the girls, Is a literary and social organization.
 The Yancey club, composed of the boys of the school, Is a debating club, study be- ing given to debate and parliamentary law.
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United Charities Will
 Establish Sewing Classes

Friday afternoon there was large at tendance at the regular monthly meeting of the nine relief committees of the United Charities. No work of the society is of more importance than that done by these committees. They visit the poor and re- port their cases to headquarters. The most important business transacted at this meeting was the decision to open sewing room in order that work may be furnished those women who can do noth- ing for a living but sewing. A competent seamstress will have charge of the room and ladies are urged to patronize this de- partment
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r E M TT . 0

Por ell Gobierno insular aoaba de ser
nombrado Registrador de Ia propiedad de
este Distrito nuestro distinguido ilustrado
amigo don jose Mareial Lopez, aspirante
que rindio con briilantisimo 6xito las oposi-
Clones celebradas haoe slgun- tempo en- Ia
Audienoia Territorial. Primer nombra-
miento de esta fndole que roaliza ell nuevo
Gobierno, merece "a, por gu aoierto, place
mes generates, pues el sefioI Lopez es per-
soma que aoompsna sus vastos oonocimien'
tos profesionales IN cello probidad exqui.
sita. Sea, pues, nuestro parab:6n para ell
digno funoionario que aloanza hoy eli mere
oido premie de sua eonssantes desvslos. IN.
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La fruta como medicina

lPor que es que los m6dicos higienis.
tas reoomiendan que SO tome salsa 6 dulce
de manzanas con los asados de oarne de
puerco 8 de aves acuAticas? Porque los Aci.
dos y las peptonas de la fruta facilitan la
digestion de las sabstanoias grasas de que
tan ricas son esas oarnes. Por esa misma
raxdn Sc aconseja tambi6n conner fruta asada
8 cocida como postre en- las comidas, 6 81 Sc
quieTe aprovechar toda su faoultad digestive
es todavle major oomerlas On Ell estado natu.
ral, sin preparation niDguna.
En- los tiempos antiques, Ell instinto mis-.
mo ensenaba la gente tomar la fruta dc
esa manera, en- modernos, Ia oiencia aeon.
seja que sc extends Ia costumbre, pues que
es ben6fca por todos conceptos.
Las frutas oultivadas, tales como las
manzanas, peras, oerezas, fresas uvae, etc.,
oontienen los mismos ingredientes oasi en- las
mismas preparedness unas que otras, es de-
cir, uno por ciento dc acido (malico y otros)
uno por ciento de materias albuminoides
transformables en- oarne y oerca de 80 por
ciento de- aqua. La digestion es efeoto de la
pepslna que Ell estomago oontlene. La mate.
riss grasas las digieren los acidos y las bills
que Sc secreta el hfgado, y los aoidos y las
pepsinas de las frutas ayudan nucho al es'
tonnage & haoer la digestion.
Ultlmamente se ha extendido mueho
entire los nobtes de Europa tomar jugo de IL
mon con el t6 en- veg de azucar y los m@dioos
mas distinguidos reoetan ess jugo como un
remedio exoelente para Ia debilidad de Ia di.
gesti6n.
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NOTICE. : As

-. Relaoi6n Dc lol p.eajaroa emb.r.
oados On :el vapor francis <saiAt simon,:
Para San Thomas.-Don Jos1l Neubexq,
dona Jesusa Rodriguez, don Rodrigo de
LEON, don g.. M. Shure, don &. Gbrdon, don
r. Davicsoa, don w. Braurf, dob Joaquin.
M6ndaz, don Il Reif, dona Malta Preoo1,
- ~~4. na G. Baa,
'.ofla Jua.
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.es dc plata On vez de bronco. Tiene los
=bnstos de s. NJ. 81 rey = Ia reina regents,
miranda de dersoha izquierds, orlados pof
una rama de laurel olivo. I'm ell REVERSE
tieae la aeguiente inscripci6n: <Campaha
de Cnba dc 1896, 96, e7 = es, Una oorona
real eoronas Ia medalla FL distintivo es r0-
10 con una tira negra, igual al de Ia Gam.
paffa anterior.
- Ha quedado oorstitnido en- PARIS Of
oomit6 de senoras que preside Ia esposa del
senor Leon y Castillo, para reunir fondos CON
que auxiliar & los marinos soldados esp&-
holes heridos. r.
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oogieron estaban

Coando sstos los cogieron, estaban.
asnstaufsimos.
- II Nos enoomendamos s Ia hidalgufa de
los eapafoles! --decfan.
Nadie trat6 de molestarles, pero ellos
cAda yez mas aterrados, excIamaban:
No matarnos, nos ofrecemos pres.
taros toda clase de servieios.
Los soldsdos, sin hacer case de tan hu.
millantes ofrecimientos, se ilevaron presos
los yankees.
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| humedad y continna absorviendo mas hasta
que adqaiere del a al IS por ciento como
proportion normal que Aumenta 8 dieminuYo re
IN POGO segun las condolences de la atnaos-
fera en que SO enouentre. Sc ha obseryado
que eometiendo la MADEIRA verde s una tenn.
peratura do 21s grados Fahrenheit pierde
IS por oiento de 50 peso si SO reduce
peqaenos trozos de lIs paigada por lade ,
palgadas de largo despu6s de haberla
guardado 60 seco dos amos y los trozos ee 80.
meten Ia inaueneia del vapor seco por es.
pacio de dos horas, pierde del Is al As por
oiento de su peso, segun sea la temperate RS
del vapor.
-. Ha eido nombrado m&dioo titular
de Vega-baja, el doctor Vazquez Prada, en-
sastituoi6n del seflor Medina, que la desem
penaba ultimamente.
~ Ri premio mayor de Ia loterfa que
SO jugara segun acuerdos tomados tlt1ma-
mente por Ia Diputaoi6n Provincial, sera de
6 0 pesos.
- Aver Sc han sentido las primeras
tronadas en- esta capital y, segun notioias ha
llovido bastante muohos csmpos de Ia
jurisdioeion y pueblos cireunvecinos.
~ Don Tomas Lozano, de Ponce,
pienss publican e1 breve un folleto que lie
vara por nombre <IsabeF 1egaco, 8 <La
Joven Envenenada..
~ La goleta eElena,, llev6 de esta
capt. Il para Ponce 2s7 fardos de tabaco
-. Por robo de TN oaballo fu6 deteni-
do en- Qaebradillas Diego Alfaro.
~. Aver fu6 detenido en- Catai1o y
conducido Bayam0p, el veoino de aquel
peblado Juan de la Rosa
So Dice Ella Bandera Eapa1ola,. ~Ya
oon6esau los diarios yankees que perdieron
al <Anhtrite, frente esta capital ei dia del
bombardeo, siendo este barco gu mejor ma
quina de guerra, Ia unica que Neva caflones
de dinamita. Primeramente 10 remoloaron s
Ia amarra para no exponer al baque que 10
auxiliaba.
**. Sc haya vacante Ia plaza titalar de
m6dico del pueblo de Barros.
~. Ha falleoido en- el pueblo de Ma
gnabo, don Pedro Roca, persona muy esti-
mada en- aquella looslidad.
-. De las muohas an@cdotas que pia-
tsn ei carActer de Benedicto xiv, records
mos ahora las siguientes: Siendo obispo de
Ancona, le aousaron de sostener, oontra Ia
voluntad de los diooesanos, un vioarlo que
SO habfa hecho desagradable por su conduo'
ia. Llegaron las qaejas al Sanso Padre,
que escribi6 Lambertini con alguna 'udesa.
Este % apresur6 contestarle que estaba NAL
informado, despues de sinoerarse, decfa:
s'Pido diariamente q Nuestro Senior que
este tan contento de ga vioario en- Ia tie
IRA como yo 10 estoy del mfo." Va en-
sus dltimos dfas, sufriendo terribles alta
qaes de gotta, era importunado para lograr
la beati6oaci6n de un freile '-Esta blen
--diio IN dfa oon su habitual buen humor.
--Esta bien.. 70 le pedir6 mi euracion,
yssegan 81 SO porte oonmigo, asf me portare
20 con 6l."
~ Sc eetkn oosechando ya muohas ba-
tatas en- Los barrios de los pueblos cerosnos 6
esta capital, y vendidndose por los campeai
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ilano y afrijolaAdo u pdblioo en tcaos los:
sidiomae,
SAN 10 DOh|INC0Gl

OhMIU UUlnlNpO
Noticias recibidas aver por pasa1eros
del vspor FRANCOIS, dan slguros desallss do
Desambarc6 Ia expedition una madrugada
zen la costa de Monte CIiaty, en- IN buque
norteamericano cargsdo de pertreehos de
guerra. La mandab.n don Juan lsidro j
m6nez J ell general Morales; este nltimo
no muri6 fnsilado como Sc dijo sin6 de ~
sultado de heridas que reoibiera al querer
-~abarcarae, ouando despu&s de habsr
durante tres horas la oiudad, fue.
1eohazados por las tropas de Ia guarni.
ION que ocupsban la fortaleza. Ri nnmero
10 expedioionarios no passba do ounce in
lividuos, que sin dnda, oontaban con inteli.
gencias que no respondieron. Entre los
dichos expedicionarios contabase el ~viejc
general don Pablo Lopez Villanneva IN
.hijo suyo 81 joven don Remigio Baez (am~
hos muy oonocidos en- Mayaguez.) Este I'll
-tino muri6 en- la vafriega.
En- poder de las t1opas oayeron algunos
prisioneros que, seghn 80 dioe, han sido per.
.donados de Ia pena capital. Otros Sc reem'
sbarcaron siguieron viaje psra Ia isla ingle-
"a de Inagua, oontkndose entire elios don
Juan Isidro Jim6nez, ouyos bienes han sido
oonhscados en- Monte Cristy. Ri presidente
Heureaux habfa llegado al lugar de los su-
oesos en- IN vspor de guerra. Ell pats essA
nuevamente en- pax. Estas son, al menos,
las noticias que hemos podido reooger.
Don Juan Isidro Jim6nez, que segun re.
xan las noticias pub|iosdas, fa6 81 oaudillo
de la revoluci6n dominicana que aeaba de
.fraoasar, un oomerciaute muy rico, que
logro levantar su colossal fortuna en- varies
>casas de comerolo que tenfa estableoidas en-
Haiti y Santo Domingo. Els hijo del gene
raj Jim9nez, uno de los caudillos de la lnde-
,pendenoia de Santo Domingo y de los pri-
%meros que, transitoriamente, oouparon la
presidensis de la republioa. Murio emigra
do en- Haiti, donde reside largos amos su
-familia, sntes de rsgresar 4 la patria. Don
Juan Isidro Jim6nez nunoa fguro en- la polf.
tios activa de gu pals. Sc habla retirado
PARIS, donde flo su residenoia y estableoi6
una casa de banca. Estando allf, fue, haoe
slgunos ahos, signi6oada 90 oandidatara para
Ia presidencia de la repnblioa, que 81 Sc
apresuro retirar. Haoe POGO tempo que
thabfa retirado su resideneia de Europa, f.
jhndola de nuevo en- Cabo Haitiano, donde
se puso al frente de sus antiguos negooios.
La oiadad de Monte Cristy, teatro
\ de la ultima revolnoidn de Santo Domingo,
no pertsneoe A Haiti como han dioho recien.
tes telegramas extranjeros publicados en- as.
tn isla. Es nna poblaci6n de importanoia
de is reptblioa Dominieana, enolavada en- Ia
region noroeste, ceroa de la frontiers haitia
m, muy proxima por mar de Fort Libert6 y
~el Cabo. Por Monte Cristy Sc exporta mu-
+cho cafppeche otras ricas maderas dc tinte
ebanisterfa gran cantidad de pieies de
ganado, vaou"o oabrfo. La principal pro.
81 Jurisdiction, donde
,scasas tierras do oultivo,
ia de reses y, sobre TODD,
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Y A R | E 0 A D E s.

Gsne de guso ::s:;$s &c.,; &:
1a9qss aestna: barres ohorsos
oja saxass n q so%edo De . es1eoedo. 1sssa2es
<LAS afeociones de 10 iuventud, 5eefa
un medloo anclanO, parecen curaree CON Of
oopAiba la cubeba; en- realidad ee trans
forman en- una letrs de cambio que SO paga
20 snos despu6s. Este dioho ~verdad mn
tempo, SO ha olvidado por complete desde
que las Capsulss de xSandalo'Midy, curan
en- 4s horas y sin recaida las afeociones or.
dinariss en- la juyentud.
los danOs 4s'ss 7 & B;se!s;? &s Rs:s ss
Neboo mantea@ %Da Psss En0 aasas a.
9g9logpia yin vino asTma .Esfy xsrmoath dinss9o R
Mernanos oenpsha on s'0f''
Ell que suscribe Doctor en- Medicine =
Ciruifa dc la Universidad de Caracas, M6di'
co Rsconocedor Titular de la Sociedad de
Seguros de Vida STA Equitativa> de Nuev2
York, y M6dioo Director del Puerto de Ls,
Guaira. Certifca: Que ha usado mucho
en- su extensa clientela ell Vino de Stearqs
de- Aosite de Hfgado de Baoalao con Pspto.
nato de Hero, que siempre este producto
farmac6utioo hs correspondent perfeotamen-
te tanto las previsiones eientfdeas raoio-
males, como la ansiosa esperanza de los en-.
fermos; que el gusto de Ia preparation es
oompletamente extra1o al sabor del Aceita
de Bacalao, 10 cual permite a4ministrarlA
aun los olientes de mas delicalo paiadar,
que Is digestion y absoroi6n de este vine
es oompietamente faoil por 10 tanto el re-
medic esta perfeotamente indioado ahn en- los
oasos de miseria fsiologica de digestion
lAnguida, que por tales motives los niilos Ia
acePtan = absorven sin la 1nenor difcultad,
que en- conseouenoia de todo 10 expuesto
cree que este nuevo preduoto que los sehores
F. stearns y Compaf1ta seaban de agregar al
ya vasto eathlogo de las medicinas norts.
americanas, es una de las mejores por no
dsoir Ia mejor de las preparedness que tie.
nen por base 81 Aeeite de Hfgado de Baca.
lao. = Doctor Segundo ". Alcdntara La
Qiaira (Venezuel.) 80 de Septiembrs,
de 1894.
Julian Silva ::
Alquler, Sc dan aplazos 10 mlsna0 iaa
las usadas sendo Responsible Ia misa n49
lA.~
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Gante de gusto

Maorea, acetnas negras barriles ohorizos Hba0 -
tas Monserrat bacalaO EscDia sempre soRe1tnfb
Hoja SaSasta- 81 Solnaado de Cereoedo HeHnanoo
eOmpa7aa.
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A los itaIian0s

NebiOlO spurnante mantequia "PerelW, mortsdela 4R
Boognia vino Iaerma sristy vernouth "Ginzano BEts
yizanty Son productos de las mejores fabrieas de
Cereeedo Hermanos Colnpania
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-03

Recent additions to our stock
Of GOLD CASED COMPL1CAT-
ED WATCHES from SWITZ-
ERLAlND, makes that an at
tractive line OF goods.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-03

Have been so perSistently adj
vertised by us lately, that we
wonder If the public gets the
impression that other lines
have been neglected
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-03
WHAT CUBA'S LOSS MEANS Tt
SPAIN

The loss Of Cuba means to Spain the
loss of the very sustenance of the ma
ton. Already her tax-ridden people
are crying for bread. In the same way
the loss of your once vigorous appe-
tite means poverty and starvation to
your body. If any reader of this pa
per wishes to be as hungry again as
when child, and wants to fully enjoy
hearty meals, drink Seattle beer. 1t
cures indigestion and dyspepsia. On
tap or in bottles at the Criterion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-03
Basket Ball.

4 practice game OF basket ball was
played on the Punahou grounds yester-
day afternoon, between the Oahu Col
lege girls and the kindergarten teach
ers, resulting in victory for the Pun
ahou girls, score 81 to .
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Session SaleS-None
Outside Sales Reported-Twenty-f
shares Oahu, paid up, s147.50; $50
shares Honokaa, $167.5
Quotation Changes-F'ourteen.
Observation-Disclosures Sugar Co,
per cent. Due and payable December l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-23

ing, Finch prOjeCtile was then fired at the
plate with a velocity of !, 40 foot seconds,
producing an estimated penetration of five
inches, the head of the proJectile remaining
welded in the plate.
me Drojectiies weighed between SAT and
800 pounds each. Taking into consideration
the weight Of the projectiles, the resisting
power of the plate. as evidenced exceeds
that of the champion Pinch plate tested
abroad iast year. As Il result of the pene-
tratons obtained at the several velocities
II cannot be doubted, III the opinion of the
naval experts who witnessed the tests that
the plate would keep out any Pinch ar
nor-plercing projectile with a striking We
locity of 1925 foot seconds. The champion
plate made by the Krupp process was test
ed abroad only to velocities corresponding
10 lS13 foot seconds for projectiles of the
weight OF those used in yesterdays test.
Three rounds were fired at the 5-inch
plate Intended for the Russian government
the DrOjectiles used being 5-inch armor-
piercing shells. The plate. as noted. was
produced by the Harvey process, and the
result of the test Is understood to have
been satisfactory to the Russian officials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-23
TESTS OF ARMOR PLATE.
TweIye-Inch PrOJectiles Failed to
Pass Through.

An important and interesting test of ar
NOR plate, manufactured by the Carnegie
Company, was made yesterday afternoon at
the Iniian Head proving grounds, down the
river Two distinct tests were made, one
Of a twelve-inch Krupp plate, representing
q group Of armor intended for this govern
ment, and the second of a five-inch plate
treated by what is known as the Harvey
process, representing armor intended for
vessel now being built abroad for the Rus
sian government. The tests were thorough
ly satisfactory. In the opinion of the naval
experts. the six-inch plate tested several
weeks ago and the twelve-inch plate tested
yesterday practically establish the superior
.ty of the Erupp process over any other
and prove the superiority of the plates test
cd over any plate vet tested abroad.
The tests Were conducted by Captain
o Neil, chief Of the bureau of ordnance, and
his assistant, Lieutenant seymour. Among
those present were three representatives of
the Russian government including General
MertwdgO, Russian naval and military
agent, the nava- alta aches Of the German
and Austrian legations, Capt. Alfred Paget,
British naval attdche; First Vice President
PhippS and other representatives of the
Carnegie Company and representatives of
the Bethlehem Iron Company
The first test was of an 11A-inch Krupp
plate. by feet. The first round fired at
II was a l2-inch Carpenter, uncapped. ar
mOr-piercing shell, with a striking velocity Of
,S33 foot seconds. The penetration was 81.
inches The prOjectiIe broke into numer-
Gus fragments A Midvale, uncapped ar
mor-piercing, Pinch shell was then fired at
the plate. with a striking velocity of 2O2l
foOJ seconds The plate backing and skin
plate OF ss-inch steel were completely per-
tOrated- The shell broke up, and the great
er part of it got throTgn the structure, but
a Few fragments remained in front Of the
plate Carpenter, Uncapped. armor-pierc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-23
KILLED BY FIREWORKS BONR
fatal Accident at Mimic War Per.
fOrmnnce at Pittshurp

A dispatch from Pittsburg Pa last night
says: capt. George ]. Adams and Cant
Charles Miller his assistant were instantly
Killed while conducting a fireworks DISPLAY
ana reproduction of the Manila battle on
the Allegheny river in front of the exnosi
ton building tonight
AS a nightly feature at the exposition
Captain Adams has been, during ,ta nas+
"eeh, reproducing In miniature he greet
naval battle at Manila with great success.
Tonight was soldiers night. and extra
preparations had been made to have g, ,o,,,
show. The explosives failed to work r,r,,.-
eriy, and Adams and Miller were in tho
middle OF the river in a skiff end .avor,n,,
TO make the fireworks and explosion erfa.
i've In some way, as yet unknown tho
Doino which was intended to blow I'd TIE
spanish ship, was exploded almost direct1,,
under the skiff in which the men were
working, supposedly killing them Instantly
~ ~ oonlieiy' d Slxteen-year old boy
VINO was rowing the skff. was burned by
the explosion, but was rescued from to
water by the exposition officers
AT the time the explosion occurred lie
tween Z,OOO and 5000. spectators y,.ra
watching the battle from the ey,os,,irn
wharf. and as everything was In darkness
Immediately after the accident man nf
them saw nothing unusual IN the ;uc,den.
ana thinking the explosion was part of the
program, sent up a mighty cheer for Dawnv
and left well satisfied with the entcrtain
ment. ~
The river is being dragged for the bodies
OF the victims. but without success I'D to
midnight. Capt. Adams was a native Of
New Orleans. and mad been engaged all
summer at Atlantic City giving fin, WORKS
displays and exhibitions of J.. ID sea diyin.
from Youngs pier Capt. Miller ives a ma
tive of Ashevile. N c.. where his father
and mother still reside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-23
DUNOANsoN BROTHERS, AUcTi0NEERs-

TRCSTEES SALE OF TWO HANDSOME RI'FF
BRlCk DWELLINGS, SITUATED ON 22D
STREET. BETWEEN FLORIDA AVENUE AND
y STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF two certain deeds OF trust recorded
among the land records the District of Columbia
Llber ESQ, folio APO ct seq. and ABS ct Eeu re-
spet tyely, We will offer separately at public nuc-
tion In front of the premises on FRIDAY THE
SEVENTH DAY OF OrrOBER AID iSas C)N-
NENClNG AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the follow
Ing described property, situate In the county of
Washington, District OF Columbia TO Wit: All those
certain pieces parcels of land and premises
known and distinguished as and being lots mum.
oered twenty nine (2p) and thrty-one ,8i OF James
II. Merriwethers subdivision OF part OF block num-
bered three (3l, In ''Kalorams Heights" together
with the improvements thereon: subject however,
TO deed OF trust OF seven Thousand 1000, doll
lars each, on the above named lots with interest
thereon, payable semi annually at the rate OF six
per cent per annum until paid.
Terms OF sale: The above mentioned incumbrance
on each lot TO be assumed with interest from Feb
ruary ID. $685. One half OF the balance OF the
purchase money to be paid in cash, and the re-
msinder In two equal instalments, payable re-
specffvely In one and two years. secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold with interest there
or all cash at the option OF the purchaser. A de-
posit Of $500 will be required on each lot at time
of sale. Sale to be closed In Is days otherwise the
property Will be resold the risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser after five days advertisement
In some newspaper published In Washington D. c.
Conveyancng, revenue STAMPS. &c., cost OF pur-
chaser. BRAINARD q WARNER
LOUIS ID. WINE
se22-d&ds Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BBICK HOUSE. NO. 214o
WARD PLACE NORTH WEST, BETWEEN NJ
AND n, NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF BBICK HOUSE. NO. 214o
WARD PLACE NORTH WEST, BETWEEN N
AND n, NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND
ODD STREET.
BY virtue of a deed Of tIust duly recorded in
Liber No. 1859, folio 316 ct seq, one of the land
records for the District OF Columbia and at the
request of the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will offer for sale, BY public auc-
ton, in front of the premises on THURSDAY
Nv ENTY- NINTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER A. d
$685. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm the
following described real esste situate in the city
OF Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit: All
that certain piece parcel Of land and premises
known and distinguished and being lot number
ed one hundred and thirty Q37), in Theodore
W. Bedford's subdivision of lots hundred QoO)
t. hundred and seven 900, inclusive, Of James
7 Ward, by Samuel Norment. attorney, ct al. Q
subdivision Book Is. page 49,. square seventy co.,
as per plat recorded In Beck eighteen. page one
the District Of Colombia together with all the Inn
provements, rights, etc.
Terms; One-third cash, the balance in one and
two years, with interest from the day of sale at
six per cent per annum, payable semi annually Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit CT
$500 required upon acceptance of bid. II the
terms of sale are not complied with in fifteen DAYS
from the day of SAL the trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defsulting purchaser. after five days advertise
ment OF such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, d. @. All conveyancing recording
stamps, etc., at purchasers cost
LEWIS H. FINNEY, Jr,
HENRY @. MACKALL,
0e17-d&d0 Trustees,