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Ea.ier cables, large Argentina shipments aud gen
Northwest caused some depression in wheat early in
tho day. Liverpool declined ssd. in spite Of the
tina shipments were 144 900 bushels against s72,
900 last week aud none last 1t was cooler in the
The S.!r.%s North .! T. NJ / va. 50 to = above
in the Dakotss and Minnesota 40 to 30; in Nebraska
Indiana aud Ohio. 6s to 20 The forecast for
aasu. aSs and s%Csr fair .nd soo Ha
nd soGT fair Sas
and iowa fair and cooler to day and saturday; the
DaLotas fair to, day Saturday and SUNDAY slightly
Saturday and Sunday: Kansas showers, Saturday
fair and cool; Wyoming and Montana fair. frost TO;
the Duluth stock Is expected T. show an increase for
the week Of l.2ooooo bushels as compared With
pout to large increase in the visible supply. TIE
.porss sps Forean
operators sold and there was more or less bearish
was 10 s%a at
Later on prices recovered part OF tho decline ON COW
snow says that returns OF spring wheat
,hss hs, a ssen. hi a rate
tfny S' H
fos TIE week asErssas Do, bush SsSns,
the S%Sn week sSs
Ia 1877. S7ns,1si bish in issa and l'siooa9
port. Of wheat asSsesato s IA bushels
against s2.79s.soo bush. last year and 3s.312,752
demand and the ssaboard clearance. wsro heavy at
hn. Ts the
kansas Kan, Iowa, Missouri Indiana and oh9 Liver
s1sooo Sash ar,n 900 I'm he
prrSSOT. .ssi and 1000, -, last year snoS ,sys
drought and hirh tsmpsr.iar s have caused some
g!oass Ia. Ss:n materially lSws5ed High tenn:
torS mt haze I've. m made
s sv,s
ao5s IS Sa.h IN 1850 ana 49, bu.h in 1855 1855
snSs sGr3 s1F'f S asFns
the zane period yea, sEo and 9S.h
TIoSs.-ogi.t b9s :tesdy. sales 1000 bsis Ne
eeip.s were 9.!el bbla. and ls717 sacks Esporto
ss:soess %; :slehts. So zoe s. So p.isni.. s. 80
:sssrSi.. a G es;sat:
7:isc against is. lac last year New orlsans and
STlf i.1ss against Sc Ghaslsston and st.
Now Orleans sold $3.50 bales; Ausast., saI Mobiio.
90 tho Mss Of
bales @ Secnsa 3 point ess lost the
100000 l.stweok and $50 900 las. year. The move
Weeks total 1O6,<S7 66,270 bxO7D
New Orleans est.
tomorrow q, 800 to 800 <,oS2 2462
Houston eat to-
morrow g. 800 10 e.0ooi AN 1887
The interior movement for the week was as
follows:
Recruits. SHIPMENTS Stocks
This week. ~. 3O7 s4.2sS 24T,9O3
Last week. 1889 7l.I27 283, T4s
Last year .......... 65.oo2 6o.447 los, s64
Tho exports from the United Kingdom for August
were DOC. 900 lbs of yarn against Ia 4ss 800 last
year for the season q s93 800 against 300
August !ss 900 900 yds. against 43a. $40 100 last
year and for the season $3.50, "a, 200 against
94l3 $50 500 last The rain fall for the past ~
hours included 2.so inches at Amarillo, % OF an
inch at Longview and traces at Beaumont BRENNAN
and Houston. Tex.: ITO at Greenwood. S. C.; .ol
atVicksburR Mise; .o6 at Augusta. Ga, The Signal
local showers for Texas and showers and thunder.
storms for the remainder of the belt New Orleans
declined 10 pointa on October. Futures here dc
ciined to IS points and closed easy. Prices as
follows:
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Philadelphia cl.s,ax Quotations.
Chicago Closing Quotations.

Chicago Closing Quotations.
Bid. Askedj Bid. z,ksd
Am strwb.. 33H 36 N WsEp. o6x 67k
Calalk DIX. TO 77klN Ch StRy2A6 246H
City R'way29R 900 n Carbsnp 80 s4k
ID Match. ! 27h 1873 30 a.. 100
Lakest"L". II l9h West ohStRl2lA l2lh
Lst"L" eff l6h ON
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American Mining News,

Published Wodnes lays and SATURDAY.. Contain.
ALL the NEWS Of ALL the camps Ynn ,ntis
yet It TO Etrp posted on mining affairs. All nsSs
dealers. Once. II Broadway, n, Y ' "s"s
NJ MING nAGH!HFRY.- h CHALMFRs
4h so BroadwA", New York, manufactnrar.i y;
Mir and lting schiuerr Estimatss on s, OF
ing; milling and smelling supplies promptly fnr.
nished. P'' tur-
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No Massachusetts Delegate to tho Confer
once on Trusts.

BosToN Sept, S.-Gov, Woicott has not ap-
pointed n delegate to the Federation to meet
in Chicago on Sent IL. for IA conference on
trusts ana com binatons, owing to lack OF any
epproprlation. IL any suita BILE person presents
himself, willing to pay his own expenses, he
will be sen1 otherwise Massachusetts, will be
unrepreSepEd.
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i Egg E 81: ~ s; E 5ss !Es s = #s

Oats easier the spot Sales 1874. 900 bushels
including no 600 for export here and at the outpots
No 2 in elevator 2bA926c., No. 2 white. 27t1S 2ec
track and ungraded white. 20H032c.; track and nm
and expects ayo to.morrow. Corn was easy on the
spot Sales go. 900 bush. including IA 900 for
export, here and at the outpors. No 2. Tssc, over
September in Chicago; do. white she. over. Chicago
received ap0 cars aud expects liz to morrow. Flu
lures declined to tc. with sales OF 1000 bushels
Prices as follows:
Last
Opsninp. Highest Lov,,t C7ssinp. Eiohi
Dec.....-- 1854 S5A o5h S5h ssh
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Reports from the West that tho American
Snns compRR sde
In Detroit. are denied BY the officers Of the
has bsen the poos 81 tRe @ nes
bas lne: and there is no Intention 81 Changing
that policy Tho mpany's business. It 10
dc
tory and ndicass Surplus Tor the ' Sesr Of
several hundred thousand dollars in excess Of
the preferred stock dividend.
Tho management Of the Wheeling d Lake
Erie Railway Com pany has decided to report
separately the earnings Of the wheeling 4
dHks Ere and % the
ers to see the actual increase shown by the old
road and the new division; The prediction Of
Canton 4 Southern division would prove very
valuable purchase is bei9g. demopstrated even
sooner than they claimed 1t would.
are described by the Now YORK News Bureau MssR
as toioWs The kH0Tn m3ve I'M o: money
the Now York Sub; TIgsSasurEi indicate loss 70
direct By express $4,23l. $50 and received
81, 151 400 loss on the movement of$3, 129.;
from from the banks s555e. 900, The larger "i pro-
portion of this last loss by the banks Was on
account Of internal revenue and customs pay.
week TO 100000 for customs. The foregoing
Treasury figures allow for deposits by the
aRgregatnR for tho week S775,00O. So far as
may be learned no gold was received from any
out-ot-town source to Offset the loss in cash
| sustained by the banks this week. The larger
TO the South. The New York Sub Treasury
daily averages for the full week are as follows:
Total net receipts S2HO+5, 900; total payments
$23,943,OQ0; net excess Of receipts So, $4,000
The New York Sub Treasury received to-day
from Washington ST .O2O.OOO in gold csrtifi-
Gates Of the denominations OF $40. $50. 500
and 81 900.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs. 81 .O5S. lSS: internal revenue. 81. OQ6
lB2, and m ceIlnneuus 1893, 3l3: total OF 81,
547OB4. The Disbursements were 81 .SO.uOO.
an excess ofrecelptS over eNDendtures Of SD5 L.
U64. The receipts Of the tscNl year to date have
been $40. 1877. SOP. and the expenditures
Sll3.4I0,4O2, an excess OF expenditures over
receipts Of S3.33S $50
The official count Of cash in the Treasury
to-day compared with that OF yesterday shows
Geld coin and bullion 6i,Ois.is2 sa5a,oS5,4ol
silver dollars and bull. ,
United States notes.. l;,o0s.4iS 17,2s3.32i
Other assets less de-
mand liabilities. ...... 6156, O23 BIOL 1853
Available cash balance,
including gold reserve c7s.so5.oss 2so.oo7. 500
Money in London 1902 per cent Rates OF
diSc9pbn9 IN open market l0r short ana three
Of bull ion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England
on balance to-day. s531 900. Paris aayices
quote & per cent at 100 francs 90 confines.
Exchange oil London % francs ~ confines
| The ReorRan. cation Comm ttee OF the Pitts
burgh. gainesville Fairport Railroad. first D
| per cent. mortgage bonds, gives notice that a
large majority OF the bonds have now been de-
positsd with then an, and that taEthsr dsP31s!ts
| panY until Sept. 25, after which date penalty
Of $40 per bond will DO incurred.
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NJ ININd Observation-Disclosures IN sfnoi.,..-
AVA GATES IRON WORKS. ii Broad aS'
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9ateuts.

rates: s 81 bSsa.Sn; g5esus:s promp, log
Established 1864. % nassau sIs 49,
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United states and State Bonds Cn $4,000.
lovAFd, 7.Ss Of 1891. s7h
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features EsT: Green wos snJ S dHof.
dsbentnre series B. htchison baltimore and
Ohio. Mexican Central, Kansas and Texas.
Oregon Short Line and st. Louis Southwestern
Issues.
ICommercIel price OF bar silver in Nsy York.
Mexican silver dollars we're quoted at 47hc.
Exports to Europe to; morrow 3792Oo ounces nS
Money on cal s4 per cent T nr and m9p siy
days S per cent on mixed securities; 80 per
At 8 per cent. for four. flye, and ak months on
30 per cent. industrials balance railroad
.GcS cent foP 6s Sapss az
prime single names: 1908 per cent; other
Sterling exchange opened weak and lower
creased offerings Of both banker. and com
ooyery on the sudden decline in local interest
rates, advancing discounts at Lcndon and
Exchange moved with sterling in tone. put
there wa: very little change II rates f fe.t
assss4 s S'aa Sight Gat dr.tts are 4s6sss4 85y.
and o SeSs r. fo5 ira aSs
Sa4 tSr pns and oSSs5 ioT s A ,e sSIId;
pNmsstic exchange on New York; Bo & a1.
SoSi0c discount GhnrIestonLBnyinE y r. 10 d,e-
Buying. Lie discount selling. '75c. premium.
Msy SOC sIn
st. St. Lo plHi discount i chcaao-bbc. dis:
SSS4oc. discoSnt over counter. Soc Premium
., .: sfy a HsF; 81 e.
week OF last year. The amount marketed was
81. ss5. $40 against s2.1O3.47s last week and
Railway gross earnings for August compare
with those OF the same month OF last year as
sssssSs Inc Inc. . ssfs6
Western my penn. ' $500 Inc siaoS
The Pacific Mail st.pmshig oem eng ", reports IT.
0 a. 'sT "a,
q sips. 10S, For the three months g.. e6R1d min
aey q. 'ei az ssom meas With the
corresponding period e last year. aud net
gross S' ssfsas. ja1 oP H.
%sa.s ss. sa sa tn;
!3S July 81 the gross $50 ee r. were s519
snr not
reports gross earnings for July OF $l48.4s3, an
increase Of $2o. 2ea as compared With the same
tn a' FoT the e eight i' Months ending july
81 the gross earnings were ST .4O5. e74. an in
crease Of S226.G83 as compared with tho COR
responding period OF last year. and net S5l4-
800. an increase OF S92.315
The Chicago. West Michigan Railroad reports
gross earnings for July OF S1S3,39O, an In
crease OF $2S.4S6 as compared with the same
month OF last year. and net $34.O1O. an In
crease OF Sl8.357. For the seven months end
$50. an Increase Of $1eS. 234 as compared with
tho corresponding period Of last year and net
1892. 112. an Increase Of $50. 800.
The Detroit. Grand Rapids and Western
S141.974. an increase Of $25. a19 as compared
Nth The same month q LAT year an and net
months ending July 81 the grose earnings
were 1897 ,o4S. an increase Of S7oa9e as com
ysss and Tt se. s S 81 $685.
The Norfolk and Western Railway Company
reports for the year ended June 80:
1893. 1928. Changes.
ings .s11. e271ae sl1,7se.12e Inc. 1891. o1e
Op. expenses 7,9Se,lo3 1855. 098 Inc. 5000
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BOND Sales from Opening to Closing.

Il Ice Co LIST North Pacific -
10 900. % 1000 ...loSas
& West I'd or Rail q Nav ~
10 .....ll4 10000 ......lo3
& st List CT Or Short Line inc
10 .... OIL Class A
& wilkes en- 10000 100. 1o3b
10 .... e8ia or Short Line inc
4 N 60 IS Class d
10 .....l09L l5OOO ...... 90
d Nash As Poo dEastern inc
10 loo 10000 .... 20
Cd PEG Gas & G I'd
10 ..,..lO2 1000 .....lO7a
st X R5s Phlla q Read IS
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An Equine ROoter.

rum the Cnlcago news
Two Juvenile base ball teams have been
playing ball for the last two months on a
vacant lot near the stock yards and adjoin-
ing Enclosure where a milkman keeps his
horse when not delivering milk. The horse
has watched almost every game of ball this
season, keeping close to the fence and not
ing the fine points of the contest with evil
dent appreciation. In fact. the boys had
come to regard him with more than friend
ly interest and one team had even adopted
him as mascot.
But yesterday all this was changed when
the horse saw his opportunity and attempt
dentally knocked into the horses play
ground and he Immediately began to put il
into play on his own hook, Selling it with
his teeth and tossing it in the air. mean
while jumping and cavorting around with
the most intense enthusiasm.
Two three boys attempted several
times to secure the ball, but the horse
charged and chased them over the fence
each time. Finally the boys gave it up and
stood watching the animal. At length he
stopped prancing and. abandoning the bali
tretted into his stable
The boys saw chance for securing the
ball. SO one brave lad climbed the fence
and started toward 1t. But the horse was
watching and when the boy had almost
reached 1t he came gafoping out with
name and tail flying and he followed the
lad to the fence. Then he trotted back to
the stable and stood at the door, repeating
and pursuing every time a boy made
move toward the ball Finally they left In
disgust and I'm the dead OF the night the
ball was recovered.
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C. G. SLOAN & CO., AucTs., 14o7 ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNIMPRovED
PROPERTY. N SQUARE NO; GIL. FRONTING ,;I1s Nc
FIRST sTEEET NORTHEAST, WASHING
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust, dated the
9Th day OF December, 1894, and duly recorded in
Liber No, 1851, It folio 4Os ct seq, one Of the
the request of tie party secured thereby. We will
sell at public auction, front of the premises on
AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the follow
ing described land and premises situate and lying
viz:
Parts of sqJare numbered six hundred and
enty-one t6Tl). described follows: Beginning
for one part on Flrsl street, midway between
street and New York avenue, being hundred
and ffty-three nd eight hundred and ninety five
thonsandths Q53. $3.50 feet from either corner and
running thence south First street hundred
and fifty-three and eight hundred and ninety-five
shoUsandths 153 $3.50 feet TO the southeast corner
Of said square; thence west street
hundred and fifty $50 feet; thence north one
hundred and twenty and four hundred and fifty five
thousandths 2O 455 feet; and thence northeasterly
to the place Of beginning, containing twenty thous-
and five hundred and seventy six and twenty five
hundredths t2o, SIC. 25) feet.
Beginning for the other part on street two
dredhs (2e5 ~ feet vest Of the southeast corner
Of said square end running thence west on
hundredths (162. 72) feet; thence north hundred
and sixteen and seventy eight hundredths G16.7s
ieet 10 Ne% Tx avenue taehce northeaseriy
dredths u7S15 Feet; and thence south hundred
and eighty nine and thirty 1.-TWO hundredths ds9.323
feet TO the place of beginning; containing twenty
four thousand nine hundred and four and eighty
six hundredths GA, 904. SCI feet.
Terms: One-third cash, balance In and two
years, with interest at six per cent per annun
payable semi-aunua1ly. and secured by deed of
trust on the property Id, all cash. at the op-
ton of the purchaser. A deposit Of $3.50 will be
required each part at time OF sale. All con-
veyancing, recording, stamps, notarial
fees. etc, at cost CT purchaser. Terms be com
piled with in fifteen days from day OF SALE other
wise the property may be resold ut the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser after due notice
published il The Evening Star, Washington d. C.
THOMAS r. JONES
je23-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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tnirty years mas been, chief consulting
physician N the worid-nenowned Invsiidss
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo n. Y.
DE has treated and cured more suffering
women than any other physician in the
world, and more of his Fayorite Prescrip-
ton, for the correction and cure of ali dis
orders and diseases of the feminine organs
except cancer, has been sold than of All
other similar medicines.
? White to DR.: Pierce If his medicines are
what you need he will tell Won so. If thew are
NOT what you need he will honestly saw 80
and VIII tell you what to do. DIR. Pierce,s
position Is a sufficient guarantee that his
advice VIII net be biased by the hope Of
selling you few bottlrs of medicine.
If you wish to study up your owu cas~
Dr. faerce VIII send you, yree Of an ooss.
z paper bound copy Of his great 1000 pagr
BOOK, the Common Sense Medical Al
viser, Of which over zso.eoo wcr- sold -
E.5o q copy. All that Dr. Pierce asks Il
ma you send "a one.cezt stamps, 10 pay
ne cost pf milling oNiy lfyor prefer -
eoek N hae French cl0th sca6 q sssuupa
Addre& d.. z v. Rtssee, Duahie, d. Il,
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AUTOMOBILES IN THE DESERT,
hooE Caravans of Cameis May Become
Poetic Memory.

i.SoE CARAVANS OF Cnmefs May Become
Poetic Memory.
From the Chicago Chronicle.
1t seems likely that trade in the desert Of
North Africa is going to undergo a start
ling revolution. The long caravan of cam
els. with their tinkling bells and white
robed drivers, may shortly become nothing
but poetic memory and live only in verse
1t is the autocar which is to effect this
revolution, and the way has already been
prepared by the adventurous tour of two
Belgian noblennen, Baron Pierre and Baron
Joseph De Crawhez. The tour lasted three
months and extended over vast tracts of
northern Africa.
Baron Pierre Is the winner of the great
Observation-Disclosures automobile race,
and it was with the same vehicle, which he
has called the Devastation that he I'M
dertook the journey into Africa From
Brussels the brothers drove to Paris and
from there made their way through Spain,
where they took ship for A1giers.
They traversed the valleys and gorges of
the Owed Dilemma and made their way to
Sakkamodi after a difficult climb of nearly
twenty miles. At this point the real novelty
of the attempt began.
The brothers as they encamped upon the
heights of the Tablat oasis were about to
10 "nat no one had ever before ATTEMPTED
to enter the desert on motor car.
1t was with very varied feelings that they
Slowly descended the heights and came
out. well provided with water and proyi-
sionS, upon the actual desert.
There are no policemen or traffic regula-
ions In the desert, and the drivers did not
scruple to make the best possible running
In the vast sandy. barren solitudes nsthing
was heard but the painting, rafting ma
chine which was the pioneer of a new era.
The yuitures circled round the travellers
as they went, wondering what this strange
invasion could mean. perhaps dimly feeling
that this SWIFT monster had come to rob
them or many q dead camel or Arab Sheik
IN the future. At Auma1e, q large French
military station, seventyIeigHt miles south
east from Algiers. the sound of the ex-
plorers' horns prodncedfa scare among the
native population. The 2natiYes f1ocked out
to 2a tine auanorities who Eecoed them with
The return journey baek, to the coast was
more adventurous. At Eonira the road was
swept away by torrent rising from the
rains and they were nearly projected over
Once they came to h sifsr. but drove
rough. and the car buinpef from side to
side but after a most psTiiops passage, be-
ing nearly swept away nnofe than once,
they reached the other sfdA fl safety. Their
proudest achievement, ,hdweyer. was the
crossing of ridge of the Atlas mountains
through vast snowdriftS, att the height Of
$3.50 feet above the sea level
should open the field Of "a great deal of
kindred enterprise, and possibly in the fu-
ture camels will be found only Ia geological
gardens.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcTToNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, No. 1911 l STREET NE.
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust to us, dated
September L., 1890 aud duly recorded September
%. 1850, in Liber No. 1929, folio PA ct scq., OF
the land records uf the District of Columbia and
at the request OF the party secured thereby, we
the undersigned trustees will sell at public aGc-
ton. in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1890, at
HAIFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following
described land and premises, situate in the city
Of Washington, in the District OF Columbia, and
designated US and being all Of lot 151, in square
zoos, az per plat recorded in Liber 16 folio 18.
Of the records Of the office OF the surveyor OF the
District Of Columbia, the said lot having 'front.'
age of 10 feet on l street northeast by depth
of ~ feet to ten-foot alley, together with the
improvements, consisting Of a two-story brick
dwelling.
Terms Of SALE one-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash ind the balance In two equul
interest at six 80 per centum per anum, payable
semi annually, from day Of sale, secured by deed
Of trust upon the property sold, or all cash. at
the option of the purchaser. deposit Of $3.50
will be required OF the purchaser at the time of
sale All conveyancing, recording, stamps and
notarial fees at the cest Of the purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within ten days from
day Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property Mt the risk and cost
Of the dcfauitfng purchaser after five days ad-
yertisemunt.
MAHLoN ASHFORD,
CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON,
40 Louisiana NV,
Trustees.
NATHL WILSON,
Attorney for the Party Secured,
622-6A + street NV. je2Sd&ds
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUcTIoNEERs.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIM-
PROVED LOT IN SOUTH
BROOkJ ANDO

By virtue of certain deed Of trust, recorded In
1iber No 1887, folio II seq, of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia. will SELL at
public auction. In front OF the premises. SAT-
1889, AT FIVE O'CLOCK L. M, the following de-
scribed real estate tuate in the county of Wash
ington IN said District, lot In block 5 Of Den
ison & Walkers subdivision of South Brookland
as recorded in Liber County No I. folio IS, in the
office of the surveyor OF the District of Columbia
Terms: 0ne-third cash, balance In equal INSTALL
ments. at one and two years, with interest at 52t
per aaEun, payable semi-annually, from day Of
sale, secured ay deed of trrst upon the property
sold, or ali cash, at the option of the purchaser
deposit Of $50 viii be required at time of sale
All coEveyancing, revenue stamps, etc, at pur-
chas r's cost. Terms to be complied with within
ten days. otherwise the trustees reserve the right
TO resell at risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser.
L. Z. HAIGHT,
GILBERT MOYER,