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New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
OTHER MEuIlETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov -KecsLpts @ $50" 800, head % 1 200
SO ioas7 - poor 81 GDa$ stockets and fed
nrS SsGs4 81. COWS a. 25GS4 90 hetfeTs 81 ta$9 %
came 81 25as2 30: balls s2q$t '5 caves y % &
I'D tomorrow 600, Ieft 7oro active and 90
oc roo 81 f3 T,,gh eavy light $50
81 90. hulk Of sales 65Q1 80 SheepReceifts tvpp
Rad sheen active higher lambs lVGl"c lser tor
good good wetherS - 'tast -: aioS'
s. lnqs %: lambs II s-lers - Visf Io s -
Cincinnati 70 Hogs sA'tve ana Risa. s u. a. S I
81 15d$5 - Sh'rs' Slea"S' F' -'tT'' '
firm and higher. s. 15qss 80 ,,,,- t,,,,. :, cars.
29-C CattleN- hecelptS ABOUT
steady and unchanged yealsFsa demand; tors - 90
ayht feedcts S-INS lps
r. and Itrsly SteadN' io'eIs
81 seas 20: light So 50as3 60 Int1ed pacNes 6 o
e. a. good medium 225 n - nfSo pigs % -'t
81 no roughs SJGS5 81 1"VSt =" .eeP t "s,t
iaJs ReCeDts Is cars: active d.Haand afrps l,h-ot
higher: sheep and shade hgheI; cnoite 70 %
iarnhs s06s4 good. 81 fahN4 90 e.il
90 70 good So 55dS4: wethers and yearlinss =, o
90 20 Ton mixed sheep 81 5qS3 co contn On 10 i' eu
&, s50s3 10: cuIls an commons 81 13ge1 40
Fast Liberty. Nov. .I-1atIle' u nte, ,-"neer,
,-inoe ss oTs5 20 good. 81 l5ds3 80 ioS -
prirne heaves 81 90aS6 heavy medium So a So -
{L, 40 s. IodSI Is: heavy Workers S5AuPSo ~
h6 81 4oas5 30 pigs 81 1oGs5 30 rougs y oas - 80
90, 60 rSo. best 1ehers i0GS3 30; taks ard com
Ih"n s1aS2 yearnes 81 eas3 15; veal caAssSoaSo 'o
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

Q q the came ports
for the 13 ssaius. 10 e33 in the CORE
spending asty 1iS,O2O tons.
compared with 81 $50 IN the week last year ne
position IN Cuba follows: Exports 200 tons
none Il the year The
stock IS 4o560 against 1883 in the corresponding
TEA-The ruled quiet and uI-
changed to-day November
i3 Soc; December .seQI3s9c I3 soa soc;
February. B S0414c March. l3e9Gl4c; April 1S9og lic
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool 90 m,Cot9n-SPot auiet' quiet p Prces s
dsv we're 1000 bales of which 500 were or la
oaS 600 American Receipts .otte
aia ni;,d,nr u American. Futures opened quiet
aS closed barely steady. American middiins g G
snu 1h- value: November ana December
20 SD buyers; December and January LTD puyeTS
h 10 Cad sellers March and APRIL s-o4gs 10 e+d
March II, and Nay g-64G4 10 6+d buyers; May and
BUYERS s40 10 Sad sellers June and July, 4e-o4a
4 10 Cad sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

,,,so, Ncv 9-The offering. at the wool auctlon
~. to-ay numbered IL S57 bales Ihs attendance vas
AAes eagerly taken, some superior
selling slightly higher than the October sales
'ro..hreds were large supply chiefy rneoiuII1 ana
ae,r.e Fine crossbreds were in good demand loT an
fairly spirited sale All INFERIOR
I.rs dicuIt to sell Following the sales IN
sss1I: New South wales. 400 bales secured. o.aaq
,res.y a71od Queensland. 1900 bales secured
7haais Sd: greasy e'sa1o1ad yictoris 600 bales;
so9 Bales: secured edd1s SID; greasy; e19sd Se"a &
Zeahnd 4,1Oo bales; secured 4%d9ls 4t1o
ufa11dirslands 400 bales greasy. S%G4a4d.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

METALS Activity and excitement P!eyaiiie.di in TN
large way resulted in net loss fs lbs spot and 20
finished the day at 3 and the st.s & at i0S los bs
me market & seaay @ e wh p6t al he Close quoted
s2sa 90 or Sc to &c 6so the & 6 liberal p 9f
the and resulted IN the decline rotfd
3snes declining f. JOS since Wednesday
ss s i ard an5 fnTes at s6 At N.wCYork however
UNCHANGED and quiet at sle s2gslI for Lake
London declined IS 60 TO I'll Is 3D. while az SsT &
n gnsassd I M S h I @ and Tepse% S0sPs on
steady in tone Pig .sgsIs ISn 2o
sIS ssT3 3 S2 si@ No ioundry Southern
So 5os15 80; No foundry southern soft ~ sf Soasio
MoL4ssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for moiasses
ruled rather quiet unchanged prices
syrups we're also unchanged and 9ust Sn9tsii%ns &
5al6c: good 17aeOc. prime 22a3ec: New-oreans open
I2@i4c fair. i5al7c: good. l7a2oc; prime. 2oa23o;
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The demand for sail tonnage
continued very nitea win For put 5g ibsr was lit
tie inquiry and rates were entirely n9mna 9lS
Brisol ~ d; Le,h 3D. January 2'.d; Newcastle
ss Pigs R6ssfda Aaissa Sc eoton . ysrpoo
49, London o ~ K Pads s. 3D. ste
December British a1ss tons coal Cardiff to
TO United states I7I.a3oc Norwegian steamer
%t oS Ias asaaa 9o's % a ssns
ass toms option =, 4Ta,s Bss
British bark (new $40 tons lumber NIB Bear River
Portland n1os & pysse Sc ms ss4 bark S5 1 toms toms
lumber Boston River Plate private terms schooner
oas TONS coal gasiInETe to Hacsna 81 no. ssso0ne @
Ss 500 Ss and lumber
Wick private terms: sshooasT s,s tons
f2a i9b 1a@es River 9 10 py
geo tons iubsF & CITY Point to Tewfeg 70 as
6 So s. shG Sae bs1s Opacity coal
9Tr Nfgs to to private TO- ters alR
osne oot,onsesa oil market s. fatsa 3 to rssDond
Lnseed OH continues steady while petroleum was dg III
Ssf Ssis $50 ri ss%ss
cSnde bS ssasse prime simmer yelow sec:
ejSg ;i%s M xhs ssqsS 9s ss sms ss1e.5 snts5
60ea Se bs. lara On & sS nssed quoted
a,.s. .
snsns usi1 oders The strength ali
esp1s GSas s. sS2aS 'f c Sss
1ae 81 S Soo Il ksnsss city fea oaod
s g Sssi2 sss.s
BkES BkEssEb aaesrs $50 ~
Tss PfcKsp lsa n LIE = M s9sss
sSs i s s$ s' ss sSs;ss e sss
sa.n ,D 5sFd nrsa sGns .s. oq9tss 1855 @
GS@s % o.s sasa io ct city sfa
RIcE-Transactions in the market for rice .o.dsy
but ss t, s ds a aass we're we'll
maintained Quotations follow Domestic common to ieS
SIC; head 6a6Ec Patna AZ d5isc: Japan foreign AZ
SIC: domestic 4l+ d4sc: Java. 4ha4Ac Ransoon In
SI9GAR-Demand for refined fairly active,
of conspicuous The feeling
quite steady unchanged list prices on the oasis Q,
loaf and dortnoe. 4oc mould b2oc: cubes
l5c: xxx powdered So5c powdered coarse poTdered
and fruit powdered Sc Easle ooneetione.
s; s:a:s:s a
Nos and 8. 45oe: 80 Z 4oe: Nss SOC; No g. Asos
and ie se5e: nos ls a. IS and ie ss1e: 2s n bags .:
There was Good demand noted fof
today But howevss =. holders were s:x:n.
IN pu.chssnS Eoees Tbs .rsans level remain. M
rnols.se. sugar. Beet sugar London NJ lover.
November and December heing quoted at Is 81 The
MEETINGS United States ports for the
week were 10000 tons 1000 they were
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

.b Sloa closed quiet. with quotations unchanged on
Si;5- @ Q. ec for middling upland and SAC for mid
;e5s-,t, SIS 700 bales Southern spot markets We're
as follows NeW-Orleaas quiet and easy, IN
l-lec: Mobile steady. Lice higher at o-i6c;
saey. unchanged 1i.c; Charleston steady,
q 5l6c: Norfolk steady. unchanged at sa2c;
lssc io nominal unchanged at 7s<c; augusta steady,
a tizc: St Louis steady. unchanged al IS c
10 - Sa ,epts AZ New-Orleans 20 900
ssT - Ses compared with 13. .292 bales actual last
esS bales actual last year. AT Houston for
bssz ilSee 10 500 bales, compared with l2,5i5
- '--a last week 1854 actual last year.
OF cotton ports to-day and for the week
N - Slln the totals of week previous and Of this
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS,

Galveston Nov 28-Cotton-Holiday RecetTSs - l''o'o
3 2GD stock, lsZ -oI-
orleans Nov 29-Coton quiet and easy NJ
6c low nliddlins. li6c; good ordinary -. r.
bales: Great Britain lo'.S U. tne
n,inent II 2l9; coastwise 81: sales. booo Stock so'
Msmnhis Nov Holiday Net receipts 81,
haes: gross 637I; shipments, 1904 stock 1871 '-'
1900 i!7.53S. ..,,.. .,ta5rinc 7I.r, lox
ssInn e "a Itc. receipts bales exports coastFlse
- 1f6: sales. I.5SS. stock. 13o.e>:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION

HARLEM DIVISION
a0S A NJ md s. P. u Daily. EXCEPT sundays TO Pits
Sundays only. at go 4 VI
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintssh Ii:t--
Ticket Offices 113. 261 40 ard ZIG BJoadNsy =
I-TSon W. 21J Columbus Ave, i3s West 18th s.
125th 13STh st. Station : New York 32S and 12S
and 100 RroadwST. z. n. BrC5klyu
3Stb Street 90 New central Can
Service. Baggage checked hotel o residence By
Westcott F>xpreSs Company.
p PTODGFTT GEORGE II DANIELS
80
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov. 29.-Four steady. Whest-Spring higher
/ Northern No > red 81 isc asked. Corn
firm: yellow 1Oc: } 69a.c: No corn sel2c
No csc. stronger: No : white. 5Oc, No 3
49Isc: No mixed. I1S4c- Barley-Onerfnes liberal.
no buyers: fancy, 66a6fc. Rye-No l. o5c-
Chicago Nov. 29-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

Foreign Coffee Markets-Santos-CofTe market quiet;
80 average Santos $500; receipts 81 600 bags stock
LaSeaD bags HsmbuTE-f'offee opened y mfg
hghe5: al $50 was net &q1 pig higher compared
with Wednesdays close). sales, 20o0o bags. Havre-
Coffee market opened irregular. 16132 francs higher
rsFed with Wednesdays cl0sel: i unchanged;
n unchanged ! francs lower: g 80 D N ad-
rznced ! franc; sales, coo bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

- an order Of Hon. Ahner G Thomas surrosate M OK
the County Of New York notice Is hereby given 10 an
srsors having claims against Bernard +. Shanley ate
~ the County Of York. deceased to present the
thereof. the subscriber at ner
pIace OF transacng the office Of Herbert II
t;Ifbs ESD Attorney No 80 William street BOZ
ougb Of Manhattan. of New York. before the
iay OF March 1892
Dated New York September 81 1901
ROSE T. STANLEY. Ezecutrix.
rJEppEPT ~ GIBBS ESD Attorney for ExecutriS. i5
William Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

DOERNER. MARGARETHA-In pursuance
IL o. an Order Hon. Frank T. Fitzserald Surrogate
Of York. notice Is hereby given TO all
persons claims against MarSaretha BoeTner ats
OF deceased to present the same
h o,chers thereof subscriber. his place OF
ran.acting business the Ofce OF Henry W Freuden
Eroa dvay. Manhattan Borough. New York
CITY on or before 31st day Of JanIary 1902.
Dated Neu-YOrk the 18th day 81 July. 1907.
$1,000 HERMAN @. LOEW. Executor.
HENRY u FREUDENTHAL. Attorney FOR the Executor
broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

Rie-Conee market steady: No 4 Rio 5S525: exchange
Ia tcepts. - 90 bags: cleared States
lSe sg. cleared for Europe. 10000 bags; stock
lsEs
TIE STATISTICAL position Brazilian as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
Railron0s.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Rrankun St staton New York. as fol-
,ours and is min IatA foot West 42d St, N r:
IT 10 a. Nor Intern points to Albany & MontL
M-(11 nd. Eiv. & Mob. Express.
~ 10 ~ 1So.t Pin, for Detroit. Chi ST.
% - p M-SN Frr Hu,Ison River Points & Albany.
!s:iS p M-For Rach.. buffalo. Cleve,d 4 Chieaso
.9 tS p W-ror Roch, buffalo Detroit & ST. Louis
!s:is p M-For syTp. Resh Mag; Falls De s chi,
u.x No A. {io:s0 4. Y: At t50s P n keaTs :
r. r. .Sea.. No. ]. ~ III ID A. M no :
Time ribles IT principal hotels and ohieeA
checked from lsoeIv residence by sA
p S. BLODGErT, - .,i = p..,.- A..n,
Cen'l EuperintendeIN. Seo1 fssss ~4N'-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
RailronoS
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DESBRosSEs AND CoTsTLANDT STREETS
sr The leaving time from Desbro.ses md
CortIandt streets i. nve minutes later than
that given below for T~enfy-third street
Station. except where otherwise noted
1.55 A. W. FAST MAIIA-Limited to two BuHet Par.or
Cars New York to Pittsburg Sleeping car Fl''sO1is "
No PsT sSaefeT f4NPistSbarg and Cleveland
S.SS 4. NJ PENNsTLvANIA LIMITED ED; Pullman, Pullman.
tom carH For Chicago cIeveand Toledo cincinnat
1- r: VI cFiIcAdo AND sT LOUIS 81 EYPEEsT d;I2.,
%. .' r. VI sT a@4TS LoUis EzPREss-5FESr Pi,sOurs
@ ssI?asii' P g. wEsTERS S@7z1siS EPEFof & ehaso For
7 p u. PAciFic EXPIRES PssurT .;1a1 sn1
Route. Connects for Cleveland except saturday
ss5P y: cLEytLASD AN3 cIS;C1TNaTI. L; G,SSa5I.. E@
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
10 s s sis 9 & 10 10 % 6psseTSssss nS and % ma
ing carr. 210 CDesbrosses Cortandt Streets -.
GsTs s25 Dining car5 rs Dining Ss Din9s
Can s25 m II 10 night SUNDAY SO, q x - Coz
ing Carl. 425 Dining Car). 455 DINING e@i'' 80
SOUTHERN RAILwaY.-Express. 3 . 425 p m. Il 10
ATLANTIC COAST L1xE-Express e.e5 ard s25
AE LINE =, r 5sil Eayr:. :nf
soRFoIS ND WESTERN EA1LwAY.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAulwaY.-7-'a a m week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFO1k--I-55 a m
weekdays SIS p n daily
ATLANTIC CPTY.-a55 m. = -55 D week-da
Through Nessfbuled Trains Buffet PaFio- cars am
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-i255 = m. week days.
Fer points New York and Long Branch Railroad iron
West Twenty-tlr1 Street Stattonb. $50 a m. Il -,
80. ass ard II 3 p m sundays - a m : =, p,
2. m. Desbrosses ard f'Crtisndt Streets}. 0nI
1a5O. 40 SO ard 11.So m. Sundays Gas
a. NJ. IL p. m
FOR PiIILADFIPfi1A.
Go Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets t+n % i@9-'
So. -. 92J 90 Penna Limited fHlb tDeShr5sSe@
and Cortardt Streets 02m Dining carr l95 Dining;
Car. 1I-jJ a 12.55 tDininS taTi 10 'DssbrosSes
md Cortland; Streets -2an ~ 80 Dining arr p
45. 4-25 Dining 45J dining Car. DO dining
Car- 80. SIS $40 . % m T. 'H night: Syln;is!S
go 80 coaches- So. SJa. - 919 tiIHiteI,
95I. 1o.5J Dining Cs1 a. m 10 Dining carr %
Dining carr - Dining 355- - tillning Csr
SO Dining Carr ) IS Dining Carr. $50 So, so 30
m IL. 10
Ticket oflces Nos fGf 1896 2G Broadvsy {
Fifth Aveuu. tbeow 93I Stl. House: West
Twenty-thIrd tiC1s foot ~ pes
hrossss Court street, $50 FuI-
ton Street rs Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
ton. Brooklyn; Station. Jersey city The New YORK
Transfer Company and check baggage rom
through destination Tel sphon7
914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Csio
J. HUTCHINSON. J. t. WOOD.
General Manager General PaSs'r NgenE-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

pEID, THOMA AS.-In puTSUdfItt OF III UItItI
~ Of Hon C. Thomas Surrogate Of the County
or New York notice hereby given 20 all persons having
Reid. late OF the County OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers there
~ To the subscribers their place Of transacting bus
ness at the Offices OF Winthrop Stimson No 81 l6ey
in Of Manhattan In the City OF New
York on the Goth day Of March. 1902, next
Dated York. the 18th day OF September lSol
NORTON TRUST COMPANY. EVALYN E. CRCWE1Il-
Administrators
WINTHROP & STlMSON attorneys ZOE
No % Liberty Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

pvnRT1sEMENTs s,ttssrptions fo5 Pts ITleane
"a door utn = oeocs m a. r..,lar
eiice rates unit! O'Clock p NJ rs % 10 coiusus
g, sss,.% s... %..s m sss ios ..
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
new JERSEY Central.
Liberty ST. and South Ferry thine Ferry hye
minutes earlier than below. except nOteiJ-
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PtIILADEIPHIA.
1000. -1l30 A NJ. loo. Tl3O.
taco q 40 T4Oo s'4OO t450. 800. TOO f7O. $500.
SEES T. NJ .12 - mdt .s..rox
BALTIMORE AND MAsHISGT@0N; so @ 90
-7cO P. NJ. '12-i5 mdt. -. - -, -, -.
1909 1854 Bway 1s2 5ih Ave. 49, 6h Ave- p Union So
West I53 Fast i25th 273 125th ST. 245 Column
bus Ave. New York. Court st. 34t 500 Fulton St
Broadway. williamsburg New York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage 20 destination
'Frou Liberty ST. only ~Day. TDaily except sunday
SSundavs ONLY
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

DEAVY, LOUIS R.--In pursuance of an order
Of Hon Abner c Thomas Surrogate ga, OF the County
claims against Louis H. Peavy. OF the or
New York Borough Of Manhattan deceased to present
Tho same with thereof the subscribers.
their place business at the Office Of David
No wall street. the City of New York
on or before the day of Decenber next.
New York of June 1901.
-"- - ADELAIDE PEAVY.
JACOB E PEAVY.
MERVIN 8 PFAVY.
SIEGFRIED SCHACHNE
SAMUEL HARRIS
SOLOMON /. MILLER
J. GALLFRT. E1ec&ors
Attorney Executors.
Wall street Borough OF Manhattan New YORK IItS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
OPENING Rutland RAlLRoAD's

NEW LINE TO MONTREAL
ACROSS THE ISLANDS OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
Commencing November Sd trains viii leave Grand Cen
Station 625 p NJ and S-4S A NJ via Grand lste
arriving Windsor street Staticn Montreal! DINING CA
6 IS z NJ train. parlor car OF
Tickets sale all New York Central
Ticket Offices
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
5urroeatcs Nonres,

FOUNTAIN, ALFRED En- pursuance OF an
- orde OF Abuer c. Thomas. a Surrogate the
County OF New York. given
having claims against Alfred z. Fountain late 81 the
County Of New York deceased. present the wish
vouchers the subscribers at their place OF
transacting business office Cnas Percy BogarI
No III broadway, The City of New York before
of January next
ALFRED e FoUNTAlN. Executors
CH.s PERCY ROGART. Attorney for Executors No.
ri rroadwsy Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

Kecepts OF breadstuns At lnte0r polIs III rIou5hIu
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

90 Kentucky steers. 1890 lb, at 81 90;
81 90: 23 do. 1855 IL. at 81 -.
IS Kentucky steers. 1135 n, at 81 SO; ,
Evening star., 1901-05-23

By virtue OF a decree Of the circuit court for
Montgomery county will sell. public auction.
on MONDAY, NAY TY-SENENTH. 1901,
AT THREE O'CLOCK PM, I'm front of Beune
p O.. in Montgomery county, Md, the following
described parcels Of ground, viz:
Lot l. containing 1919 acres more or less, is all
cleared and in high state of cultivation except
about 3 acres OF woodland 1t is improved 10y q
substantial seven-room frame dwelling house.
inss in good repair; well of good water at door
abundance of choice fruits and shade Location of
house high and commanding an extensive view OF
the surrounding country. This is most attractive
home, ready for immediate occul alton.
Lot No = contains 20 acres, less, of
cleared land. in high state of cultivation.
Lot. No. } contains II and is improved by q
blacksmith shop, with good trade.
Lot No. contains y acre and is improved by a
small dwelling house.
Lot No. 3 contains / acre and is improved by a
comfortable four-room dwelling house, necessary
oWtbnildings, well Of good water, fruit and shade.
r. O.. about Il mile from the transformer station
on the electric road leading from Washington to
Rockville about IL miles from Bethesda Park, -
and they abut the old Georgetown road
Lot is about 10O yards from said electric road
Terms of sale: One-third cash day Of sale
the ratification by the court. The balance In
two equal iDstallments. payable, respectively. In
and two years from day Of sale. Deferred pay
ments TO bear interest from day of sale and 10 he
secured by promissory notes of purchaser pur-
chasers, with security to he approved by the
trustees. Conveyancing and revenue stamps al
cost Of purchaser.
CHARLES W. PRETTYMAN,
EDWARD c. PETER,
,,9o 90 rrus+oas
Evening star., 1901-05-23
myl6- dads
JAMES W. RATa.IFFE. AUcTIoNEER,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sroRY FRAME
DWELLING, NO. 1885 EIGHTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF d deed OF trust duly recorded I'm
Liber No. 1873. folio 329 seq OF the land
records OF the District OF Columbia and at the
request OF the party secured thereby the upder-
signed, trustees, VIII offer for sale, by 1mblic
auction. in front OF the premises. FRIDAY
THE THIRTY FIRST DAY OF MAY. 1891 AT
HAIT-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm the following
described real estate situate in the city OF Wash
ington District of Columbia. and being lot ettercd
* - In A. Coyle's subdivision OF lots In square
numbered four hundred and twenty four I424l ac-
cordng TO the plat Of said subdivision the sa me
appears Of record in the Office Of the surveyor for
the District of Columbia In subdivision Book mark
ed ''B." at folio %, together with all the i'm
provements, rights, SC.
Terms: One-thfrd cash. the balance in one and
two years. with interest from the day of sale at
six per cent per annum, secured by deed OF trust
the property sold. all cash. al the option OF
the purchaser. deposit Of 5000 required NJ lime
Of sale II terms Of sale not complied with IN
10 days from day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost
of the defaulting purchaser after 5 days adv r.
tiseInent of such resale in newspaper publish.
ed In Washington. ID. C. All eonyeyancinS stnmis
&c, at purchasers cost.
HENRY n BFRGMANN
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH
my21 dads Trustees
Evening star., 1901-05-23
JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER.
Chancery sale of valla-
able business prop
erty being No. HOO
F. street northwest,

BY virtue of a decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. passed in cause where
in Paul Bausch is complainant and Ada G. E.
Ross and others defendants, known No.
1915. in equity docket 45, We the undersigned
trustees, win SELL by public auction. in front Of
the premises. TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, AID. 1901, AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
ington, in the District Of Columbia, namely: Parts
of original lots numbered two (2l and twelve Q2)
in square numbered three hundred and twenty
$500, beginning for the same at the southwest
thence north hundred and twenty-eight feet
and eight inches 02S' 81; thence east ten (1o)
feet: thence south twenty-eight feet and eight
inches t(2S 81; thence east fifteen (15 feet and
TO street, and thence west along street twenty
five C25> feet and one-balf inch to the place Of
beginning. containing thousand seven hundred
and ninety and twothrds square feet e. 790 and p
so. IT,, more or less, together with the improve
ments. consisting of a substantial brick building
street northwest.
Terms of sale: Onethird of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the residue in two equal
1nstallnents at one and two years respectively
from the day Of SALE said deferred payments to be
secured by the promissnry notes Of the purchaser
bearing interest at five per ceutum per annum and
deed Of trust ON the property sold all cash.
at the purchasers ontion. Taxes paid to day Of
(15 days from the day of sale otherwise the trns-
the right to resell the cost and risk
of defaultfDe purchaser after giving five days
notice Of such resale in The Evening Star. A de-
sale. Conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost Of
purchaser.
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON. Trustee,
Office. No 410 9Th ST. NV.
ERNEST L. SCHMIDT. Trustee,
Once. Century bldg, No. 412 5th St NV.
my1S-dSds
Evening star., 1901-05-23
AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS.

G. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUcTIoNEERs 14o7 ST.
Extensive Sale Of Household Furni-
ture, by order of the Court; also
from Several Private Residences,
Storage Warehouse, ETC., at Pub
lie Auction, Within Our Rooms,
I4o7 G Street, SATURDAY,
MAY IS, 1901, at 10 AM, Com
prising
Oak and Walnut Chamber Suites and wartirobes
Enamel Beds. Cabinet Folding Bed, Chifroniers,
Parlor Suites. Combination Bookcase and Secre-
tary. Leather Library Suite, Oak kand Cherry Hail
Racks. Mahogany Tables. Sofas, Couches. Easy
Chairs Rockers. Tables. Pedestals Mantel Cab
met. MfrrOrback Sideboards. several Refrfgera-
tors. Dining Chairs Oak and Cherry Extension
Tables. Oak China Closets Roll and Fiat top Of
flee DESKS Directors Table, Hair and Husk Mat
treases. Bicycles lone tandeml. China and Glass
Tofletware Pictures. about 30 rolls Mating Co.
Carts. Carpets and Rugs, Gas Stoves Cooking
Utensils. Large Awning and Pole, ETC., etc.
AND AT TWELVE NJ,
Rubber tire Runabout, Horse, Harness, etc.
Terms cash.
G. G. SLOAN 4 CO.. Auctioneers
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