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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Maungua, Nicaragua, August iS.-
Correspondence ~ The Associated
ireHEl General Aurrllu Estrada has
resigned nr governor general uf tho At
luutlg coast of Nicaragua, EN-Suuremr
judge Tlhurcll a.. iunllln who o.
friendly disposed towards the govern
mcnt und people of the United stntoa,
has been nominated az hls HuCuDHsor
Co reside ne llupnUllH
DR. Pedro Hormulrz. n graduate OF
the University ut pounrylyuuil, has
been appointed surgeon iu chief of tho
Atlantic coast NJ Nicaragua carlos a.
L1cuku has been nominated 100 Nioura-
guam consul no san Francisco. Cal
The congress of Nicaragua has grant
ED "a concession Co Jose u. Gomez. "a
prominent politician ana president M
congress, tu navigate hy steam power
the Rio Coco. UHur Tho uurthwDrtHru
boundary OF Nipurtguu aud tho I1rrrst
II u ohHtructrd f1r tho last l5a mlIOs M
itH course by enormously large tryoH
Iu itH channel thut have boon uuruutpl
from tho banks and carried down aud
deposited ln ,hH hHi or tho stream by
heavy floods. thus impeding nuyiga-
tluu except By canoes. This river rises
lu northwestern Nicaragua, iu tho
mountain system no NunNn Zngoylu,
among undDy,'urHl mines NJ glld. all-
Nur copper ana IRON uud dispmborupH
urHr Cape lwulnH nlns. 10 flows
through heavily ilWh"r#d districts. rich
iu metal Tho tUuuty- HUyuu miles OF
cascades uu' falls terminate about $50
is ulNlglhlo from the falls 90 tho
mouth containing about four foot ~
water during tuH dry season. An the
rich placer gold mines ui tho Cape era
rluH and Prinz Aupl,a districts uro
south Of tho river hHtWU1n tho fails
ID HNa.Ha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

chicago. Sept. ii.-Enthuslastlc IN
i0r0st ana crowded han put tunightH
sion NJ tho conference on trusts
AhaIply In contrast with the forenoon
anl afternoon gatherings, Central
MlHic hall was packed with mn audit
Our' that represented nearly every
class pt people. GOV. pinTrrc NJ Michi-
EIn was the star attraction, The guv-
gin1r was received with applause Ho
IlFgnt that II was some minutes be-
lore De could proceed with hia address.
lln was Obliged 90 rise several limos
,li'r taking his seat ana bow hlT noe
knnWlcdgmont before the audience
would allow the chairman 90 introduce
lhe next speaker.
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Colorado Volunteer Alleges American
Hascsiity at Manila.

Denver. Colo. sept. Napoleon T..
GlyOt. late private uf company q, First
Colorado volunteers. who. during tho
Dee three months of 1895 served ns 20
clerk under MAJ kilhouruc. and later
under Lieut.. Col Potter auditor uf
public accounts, Manila, publishes this
evening 70 signed statement in which
ho Frnvcat charges ~ corruption are
mad. against tho American officials In
Manila.
Tie says an examination Of the vOuCh-
0a forwarded TO Washington viii ahUN
mat nNurbitant prices aru paid Tor all
Kinds ui supplies purchased ln Manila;
that vast quantities uf hlgh-class wines
ana other supplies have been pur-
chased ustunslhly for the Spanish hnH-
Wmla, while In the American hospitals
only the coarseat supplies are fur
r'Ehel.
Tie uya courtH-mnrtinl OF private sol
NIefH charged with selling government
property have boon stopped because
hey would result In the exposure Of
0ihclll rnHCnlity, The robbcrlCs, he as
sorts, viii aggregate an enormous sum.
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DEVILS ISLAND


go out N commission today. The mem.
hoH of her crew have boon either dis
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h4ugustt,d by no SW.lIi.b. A lI.,l,|,r,'
uf t',lf,rnI, M tb. paiIg. ii.t.i ~,
FflnrIrao.
..
r.i'Iy.'i a t0t,., s.,' a. w. "',g "la
nf tb. Ar'4tII rt.tt,| '1 .tI.b t' e,,,'
th4t AIrirlI y8t5,p ~ um,y ,'to,.ig,,
rUY1 b.4Ifb ''"'
Diplomatic ana official circles u o.
mon fb1f IN. .l@r.,,ry ~ ~. ~
v,ru,Iy IU.i.r..t tb.. .5,,,ti.,. .'S ~.
rl8l g,,lrf Ir.... "a, r,if'l-,,, '' " 'l'
Tho Tribune u lIom0 says that Sig
nor Iam1sHlp villa, tho president ~
u5sltign b9 y''l r"ai1eI 20 lho f"l,s ,N,
arnfrat tbg y,fii,.f ~ a.. b,',,..N
c8rrt martial
~ the Terri Hauto races. yesterday
afternoon, humps, driven By hiG owner.
reduced tho wagon road record made
SgJ Iiu,rr- ,,,i II 'l y, 5'0l, 'i h'''
Of"
The New York Times says. 4
chair combination has been arranged
Tor About uighty-uvo per cont of nIl
the manufacturers 90 the country arc
Interested ln the union,
H., az. ,....I...... -. ......
cucl by cowboys from the Mexican
officers near NaUn has nrfIyoI nt No
gales He says that aovcnty-nve COVE
boys are CumuHd there. determined 10
rDfoue two men lu tho Mexican IAN.
p,.t. ,.,..,. n,,, ,o....I,,. a..
49,. nr,a ,,IIiNI.l,, Nsoh,lll' ms
ana has gone 90 tho PhnlppIn.. n h
stated that hu returned a. MHulIu hv
way Of the Suoz canal and landed with.
out detection.
.-,. No.. ,,.,..-,. .
.Ii,,,'. w, ll.l' .ll, ar"
I5.ni W. ,,l', 'o r.,
parniso. convinced OF Drcyfus limo.
oOnrc, invoke your feelings 81 humanity
and Justice Co pardon him"
.,,
% ~, 'llh, ,l.Mu ih 'h' history OF
.n. w l-'"l-ln 1lll' ihlt, ,Humhi'd 90
,,,,i.. Iy,opl tu,n'l nnul y.'igrlay
THE track was fauitloss' and raoi limo
waa made In am the heats. CLOSE I'M.
Hhpa wcrr the order throughout.
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al, I'I,,,y, ~ '1ug siHgfslty o.
W.. ~ n.lH .'. r. ~. M Iepsoh,
pt. n, n l.'WH,9 ana J." HUNT has Just
t'lulhrg ltn,u NiaHhl. Ihr expedition
Herlnr Sea With view 10 studying ths
botany lu these regions
NJ me pnl'IH or liu'ho7 Nyre1, win
mo 'N'l9Nnh ono or TWO clerical
,hg., 'nnN.N'h inn .,hl,h'n ol Dreyiua
lnllgnnug,n pt,lun lhrnughout ih1
'1unl'N ". h.uN,Nl. ll'psi'l n d'm'
llrr.
Thore la some un'nflh'Hs ~ seattle
[ regarding lhg s'hgIh'r mildred H..
] whlgh flll'l from 81 Mlchnci August
lHt for seattle, WIN hlry or forty
pnnHenFcr1 Ihn hHtk iuhtor, which
sailed hl inc hilnr uine' mas been ln
port for ten days
Tho rrrot council Of tho Tmprovo1 or.
der Of Rod Non was received hy IrDHi,
] dent Mckinley Zoo the east room ~ tho
White House N'r trriay, George H.
Green the great iucnonce or tho order
[ made tho ur.sUutltlnns ut over 200
| moWb"rH ana their ladies',
Al, Ntt,t.u u tb, uri,, ,,r,,,.
~, .'.,.,..rI., p,p,,ttst. p..,,..,,,..,
,,J ' s1yrr ugy,,liiraps ,n., ySS.
NNN'N t'NNHNN NAh."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

New York, sept i.-Mnyur Robert
A. Van Wyck occupied the witness
chair before tho assembly committee
luvrstlgntlnu the various departments
III tho municipal government From
tho outset tho examination or mo mos.
or bv Council Nuss took che form pf
an acrimonious rOllUuuE. lu the course
lf which Mr. Van WyCk IutiWHt.U
that Nr Moss was HHfkIuE 90 roach o.
aelt uu the supreme bench hy pressing
10 partisan investigation, ANA Hu.vrul
1t cuuuscrH attachments gH lawyer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Rotary Root disposed of u with the col.
lowing enforcement
War department Washington. sept
u, 1893 Tho ltcconccutradl appears to
have been n vile publication Tia SUPP
preston r1igoH no question 81 the lib
eriy " the prcsa. The government o.
bound 20 protect tho public lu this az
Wei ua other forms 10 Do to b. roe
rrottnd that the persons responsible for
the publication cannot De crimlunlly
punished.
The order u Con. Ludlow D. up-
ELiHU ROOT
Secretary uf War"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Members Of sixteenth Infantry to Dlc for
the Crime.

Manila. Sept. II, via H1ngkong, Sept
1.-THE local papers assert that Corp.
pamhOner and Private CONNIE N CONE
pnny ~. Sixteenth Infantry, have been
sentenced 10 death by cuurt-murilHl
and that Private Mcdonnell has been
condemned 90 twentyyclrs' lmprlHnu.
mont for having cflminnlly assaulted
The crime. Il Is said. greatly aroused
the natives.
The papers assert also that Gen. otis
has recommended that President Nc.
klulHy approve the sentence. and TINT
hr IpHirts "a public execution VI thH mon
sentenced tl death uH warning
against a rope.tloNof the crime.
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Chic1ro. Sept IA special dispatch
% the Chicago R,cord from washlngios
Gays.
Tho NwlFs minister has been notified
mat D." cannot negotiate 10 reciprocity
tieiiy similar Co that recently cone
ciulll with France. lie claims tha
privilege under the favored nation"
tlnus" IN The tfuty now existing wuh
Switzerland. hut has been Informed that
" o.. pr'.a t1" matter. the result must
b' ihc nhrusIiiuu uf the treaty. Swift.
A.flAnl. failing 20 make reciprocity.
hihnl7 Within che time limit specified
in 90" DIrEIHy Jaw. tlkfs the rsaIti1n
nlrlno0i hy EHeiHnI. Germany and
9th = continental u1t'Ins OF EUROPE IN A
inD French reciprocity treaty privilege
con y" demanded no pleasure under the
Favored nation clause. Tho other mn.
tons urn quietly waiting 90 ara whether
lunnu wIU approve tho French
rErU wUn'. che feeling existing In dipl1-
matte circles being That II Will not.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Columbus. o.. Sept. n.-Congrossmnn
Ighn j. Lcntz ~ being urged by SOME
on lhe most prominent nnti-imporIul
a. personal investigation Of conditions
wore preparatory tu leading the dDm-
NnHTatluns In Congress Inn the attack
On president Msklnlry'a policy toward
We Illlplnos. The trip was the subject
oI conference IN New York % few days
nto, The matter has not been definite
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Hanfnrd. cal. Sept. ii-llohcrt J.
uurdcttc, who was engaged 60 open tho
Hanforl lecture CourHr, appeared boz
fore u large audience tonight lie had
proceeded but few moments when Dc
was stricken with vertigo ana the nu-
dlonco dismissed. Mr. nurdcttc ~ in
the care OF local phyalclunA ut O. hotel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

London, sept i5-Thc Pretoria cor
D. p1nlout ot the Daily Chronicle says
ihat when Mr. Conyngham Green, tho
N1iFh diplomatic agent, suggested
l1T'y-rlght hours ne the period within
which tho reply ~ the South African
republic was expected. the Tunsvaal
representative replied. ~ your Hug-
Rn ton iH serious the reply VIII Doc
rldy ~ fdrty-clght minutes" prcsl-
cent lsrugCr'H views, according TO
lhU Daily Chronicle. arc pesslmiHtic re-
FlrdinE the situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Chicago, Sept ia special 10 the
Record from Richmond. Va. aaya:
Governor Tyler has decided not tn In
toriaf' with The sentence 0f the court
ln the gHHH Uf Noah Finley the negro
FuutvurUI CO. hH executed today Tor
highway robbery This will boz tho first
hanging in thiH state for such o. crime.
About month uru Finley hold up.
assaulted HuI robbed Major J. H.
bHfHt u former member of the iaglslH-
turH and u prominent merchant and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Chicago. Sept N.-MrF. H. Tuulmln.
OF the Milwaukee Country club. defeat
ed Mrs Hobart g. Chatncld-Tuyllr iu
the Homl-nuuls today FOR The governors
cup In the woman gold championship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Let your expectations soar ever Z
lu this sale
IlemaftchnI Dlmnsk Towels, fancy
weave. rod. white and DIN. borders, "a
trIundId Towel Tor bHruHrH and den
Ua,r use, regular urlr" la'so, on fll'
&c
IIcmstUchod Uuolob3ok Towels, H.zg
isx3g. especial Tor hotels, .tgs worth
10 2-gc. go lt cache, ......,..........
igxgG 40 linen hnmmod lIuck Towels.
r.niy f1r uaD. splendid wearing quail
de-. worth g0c sale price each .. -
Hemsutohcd namask Towels size
lsX35 and homm.l all llugn iuck
cheap az .ggo, 300 0ur sale each ......
Al 500 Towels are youu this week
at each .,.,, ''''.' '''''''''''' $500
75o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

iarmcr OF Pulaski county where the
governor rcsidca Finley confessed "a
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
APPEAL FOR AID.
Secretary Of War Root Asks Assistance for
Porto Ricans.

Secretary Of War Root Asks Assistance for
Porto Ricans.
Washington. Aug. II-Secretary OF
War Root has sent out an appeal for aid
for the suffering inhabitants OF Porto
Rico. He states that advices from the
governor general in circular has con-
6rmed the reports tha, on the Sth instant
the island was swept by frightful hurri-
cane, which destroyed lives and prop
erty, and reduced 10000 inhabitants to
condition Of absolute want and desti.
tuition. He says that unless immediate
and effective assistance be given, the
unfortunates will perish from famine.
Mr.. Roo, points out that the Porto
Ricans arc now American citizens and
have gladly accepted the United States
as their government. He says that they
are therefore entitled to the good will
and material support OF American citi-
1ens.
The call for aid is based also on long
telegram from San Juan recommending
the secretary to make the appeal.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
We01e| BU|eQU
HO|S|S SIgl0|
STORM COMING.

Southeastern Coast of United states Threat
~ned With Devastating hurricane.
Washington, Aug. 1.-THE chief OF the
signal Office received a cable from Cap
tain Glassford today stating that the bur-
ricane which has wrought such havoc in
the West Indies is travelling northeast.
and is gaining strength as it proceeds.
According to the despatch, the hurri.
cane will reach the southeastern coast Of
the United States tonight.
The signal service bureau is bulletining
the news at all points from North Caro-
lima around the coast to Louisiana. Ship
ping is being warned to remain in ports.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
Thousands Lost
hl Porto Rico
DEATH IN THE STORM.
Destruction of Life and Property st Ponce
Exceeds First EstimAtes.


Exceeds First Est'mates.
New York. Aug. II-Despatches to
the Evening Journal from Ponce, Porto
Rico, states that the greatest suffering
has resulted from Tuesdays storm. The
rivers Portuguese and Canas overflowed
their banks. drowning thousands OF peo'
Pile. Over 500 bodies have already been
recovered. An eye witness on the Al
hambra plaza, during the progress OF the
storm saw hundreds Of men and women
floating in the streets. The people are
paralyzed with fear and the work OF
rescue is slow.
The southern coast is swept clean. The
storm of 1867 killed $3.50 people but it is
feared that the loss Of life this time will
exceed the former record.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
silver Quotation.

New York, Aug. II-Silver is quoted
at 60 Il TODAY.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
P|ep0|l|g For
MUSIC0| Fe|e
DRAWING TO AN END.
Regular Exercises Begin to Give Way to
Closing Events.

Regular Exercises Begin to Give Way to
Closing Events.
The stereopticon lecture delivered last
evening by Geo L. Cannon was perhaps
the best of its kind heard at the Chau.
tauqua this season. Mr.. Cannon is a
pleasant speaker and described the diff
ferent animals thrown en- the screen in
pleasing manner. The lecture was some.
thing new and original and gave Colo
rado people good idea of the former
Inhabitants of the country they now
dwell in.
DR.. Weidner continues to draw large
audiences in his Bible talks every after
noon. The doctor possesses peculiar
qualities as Bible lecturer and shows a
certain adap,ability to his chosen sub.
jects. Many people are taking advant
age of the opportunity to hear him and
the auditorium is always well filled at
his time to appear.
Daily rehearsals are being held to per.
feet the presentation of mid Summer
Nights Dream" Prof Cleaves, assisted
by John Downer of Pueblo, are perfect.
ing all arrangements and the perform
ance OF Saturday promises to be grea,
success. A full rehearsal was held last
evening in the gymnasium at the univer
slty and full dress rehearsal will be
held this evening. A large force of men
are constructing the wings of the i'm.
mense stage and all in all things are
moving smoothly. The performan ance is
sure to eclipse anything yet given here
in Boulder as Behr's full orchestra will
furnish the music.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Mrs H Masterson. Houston, Texas;
Mrs NJ L Miller. Denver, Colo; Mrs H
D Keith, Beaumont. Texas: Miss Dora
Cira. w L Metrler. Dallas, Texas; Mrs o
L Pierson, Wood Nash, Kaufman,
Texas.
The exercises of Texas day will begin
at p. m. tomorrow. The speakers will
be Judge G. N. Aldrich, Walter NJ.
Chandler, Thomas A. Napier, Homer T.
Wilson and others. The music will be
the best the Chautauqua has in store and
Professor Behr and his corps of asss,
ants are primed for the occasion with
Southern melodies and a select list Of
national airs. Boulder people are urged
to be presen, and extend to the Texans
cordial welcome.
Among those present tomorrow after.
noon will be 50 members of the Texas
perss association and friends. The visit.
ors will remain for several days in the
city and it is possible they will bring
with them Ex-Governor Hogg of Texas
who is visiting in Manitou this month.
The three evening of music with which
the Chautauqua concludes, will begin
this evening, The Holy City" will bs
given tonight. the Midsummer Nights
Dream" tomorrow night and a grand
sacred concert Sunday night will bring
the second season of the Chautauqua to
close. Unusual interest has bee.
aroused in outside towns, over the musi.
cal programs and many visitors are ex.
pected from Colorado Springs. Denver
and points in northern Colorado.
Prof. F. P. Cleaves has labored assid-
uously for weeks in preparing for the
dramatic representation of tomorrow
night. More than 100 persons in cos.
tune will appear on the stage. The
play is worthy of an audience of 5000
persons. II is the most elaborate pro-
Continued second Page
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
Resented Being Called . scab.

Cleveland, Aug. IA clash occurred
today between \ non. union conductor on
the consolidated line and a teamster.
The teamster called the conductor a
scab. whereupon the latter responded by
firing FIVE shots. one Of which took effect.
The teamster threw hatchet at the con-
ductor inA,ctlng a wound on the head.
The conductor is in Jail and the teams,er
is in the hospital.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11

English are svse % be victorious, but
the Ui,landsss ~ be ruined as the
destroy johannesburg and flood the
mines.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11

Washington, Aug. II-At $50 this
morning the weather bureau had not re
ceived advices from Nassau regarding
the situation resulting from the hurricane
in the West Indies. Reports from other
points are more hopeful and it is hoped
that the hurricane will not reach as far
as the coast of the United States.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
HELD PRISONER.

Major Rockefeller who Has Been MissiuK
1t Last Located.
Washington. Aug II-Advices from
South Lu1on reports an American officer
held prisoner there. The officer is be-
lieved to be Major Rockefeller. who dis
appeared two days after landing.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
Completed the Do..,sr.

Rennes, Aug. 1.-THE examination of
Secret Dossier in the Dreyfus court mar.
tial was concluded after two hours session
today. Tomorrow will be the second
open session and it is believed it will be
the most important. as it is the last test
OF the prosecution.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
Rs,,ef fer Porte Rico.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE war de
parsment has ordered the Burnside being
loaded at Philadelphia with provisions
for Cuba TO proceed to Porto Rico to re-
licve the flood stricken inhabitants.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
STRIKERS ARE WILLING.

co.,isu.s,ou OF sms,ter strike seems to be
Improbable.
Denver, Aug. 1.-The situation in con
nec,ioo with the smelter strike see m 5
brighter. Twenty men went to work at
the Grant smelter today. A committee
has been sent to Governor Grant. COM
posed OF union and non union men as he
has refused to treat with the union.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
Farmer Governor Rector Dying.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. LEX Gov
ernor H. F. Rector is critically i'll at his
residence and his death is hourly expect
ed. Rector was Arkansas famous war
governor and is 50 wears cd.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
DRIVEN NOKThWARO.

AcA rthur Pressing Upon the InsarEsnt' st
Santa kitA.
Washington. Aug. II-Otis cables
from Manila that Macarthur has taken
possession OF Santa Rita. He is recon.
noitering near Forac Angeles and other
points. The insurg ents are being driven
northward. The roads are bad. render
ing movemen, OF troops difhcult. 1t is
considered necessary however. to open
up the country for the relief Of the in
habitants.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
second Trial WIN Decide.

Paris, Aug. n--M,litary men say tina,
If Dreyfus is found guilty at this second
trial he will be shot. as he learned many
secrets Of state during the trial.
Daily camera., 1899-08-11

Continued on second Page,
Daily camera., 1899-08-11
ENGLISH MOOESIY.

In case Of War Johnny Bun VIII Seize the
Transvaai.
Evening star., 1899-04-11

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, KNOWN AS THE WINONA'
FLATS, ON ELEVENTH STREET BErWEEN
d AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated the
I'D day of january, 1897 and duly recorded in
Lther 21t6, at folio 422 ct seq one u the land
records of the District of Columbia, and at the
request in writing, of the party secured thereby
we Will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, on MONDAY, APRIL THE SEVEN
TENTH, 1899, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm, the following described land and premises
situate In the District of Columbia, and described
as lots numbered 5S, 80, 90, 81, 81 and a. In
James F. Scagss and William d. Hoover, trustees
subdivision Of lots in square numbered 962, as
said subdivision Is recorded in the office of the
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia In Book u
page "a, together with the improvements thereon
consisting Of four-story apartment house,
ing SS feet on 11th street east The building con-
tains "A apartments Of five and bath each,
with, all modern improvements and steam heat
The improvements are SO arranged that the same
can be divided into SIX separate houses. The
property viii be offered a whole.
Terms Of sale: All cash the day Of sale or
within fifteen days thereafter Terms to be COM
piled with within fifteen days from the day sale
otherwise the trustees the right to resell
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser,
after such period as they may deem necessary. A
deposit Of $500 will be required at time of sale.
AL conveyancing. recording and revenue stamps
at the cost of the purchaser. -
BENJAMIN S. MINOR, Trustee,
Fendau building 344 d st. NV.
ny. KYD DOUGLAS Trustee,
mh3l-d&ds Hagerstown, Md.