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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

For SALE-TwO nice five or slxroom COT
tnecs In Drummer, on car line at low
price, part cash, balance ON time nj o
lust what YOU want. a nice large resi-
douce of nine rooms. with two lots aud
modern improvements, only SOD; alt
cash and balance two and three yen 4,
Ihird ward one block from car linei Il nds
at Fairbanks and close to Houstol heap:
ell lands and fine lumber timbcred land;
all these at reasonable prices PR ne e;
give me a call 1901 Capitol avenue IS
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HELP WANTED.

NANrEp-Girl for housework. white nTe.
lerred ~ Arteslan Place. Il
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FOR SALE-12 aCres ~ miles from court
house. south Of city, near the gravel road
reasonable price. Inquire 20l1 Lubbock
gticet oC
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SOLICITORS WANTED to take orders for
M library Of Modern Eloquence." by
ion, Thomas p Reed, only men of ed
peaton and good address need apply;
Ma solicitors can find honorable and re-
mrnetatiye employment. For particulars
address Granville Jones, Austin, Texas.
Hyde Park. y
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HARRIS COUNTY 4i4 acres Hll Noland
survey. farm 4SA acres six miles from
city limits; residence mud improvements
thereon; 80 acres Wylie Smith survey;
large and numerous tracts In all South
Texas counties; also oil leases In the
various prospect counties. X. w, Gum
blp A "a tF
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sITUATIoNs-MALE.

Naturalization as bookkeeper or
manager general merchandise store; at
present employee married., state wages
Address 2942, tlllS otiiCe
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HOUSTON AND SUBURBAN SIX Iotl
Chapman third addition block So $1,000
lot 50y loo. block 2IG Austin street
Third ward $3.50; several city aud
suburban residence sites. r. w, Gamble
& co. u
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DAMON MOUND--i have a client who
wants lot m The Mound Write win
price. ia Anderson, Austin, Texas. 20
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ll-l--,--,,-7. - middle-aged ChrIstlnn womun
4 AMI -,ihleenine and companion: my
fer houssA ssIdom home, only little 2A
luspa ana, r eay So month to right party
girl: WV lia.tsaFrenccs. Mrs. E. u. walker,
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,ee syenre fnhio' phone Peg. aOalb PRES.
s.asHs f1rnis bbonston, Texas, secures DO.
Y 'ssistraiicSna !, help in or out Of town:
~ .ollctors ana we want several girls,
Z AZ 49, tuilectOrs al once %
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5i3 Q, I AND s PER CENT 5000 to
Sje000 10 loan on Houston improved or
gill edged bonds or stocks; SO loans
on improved farms. Haunan & Parsons,
1u1f Texas avenue. -
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vi Town r5l1ss q men and women IN
sesnFaSsIpss Work for Us at their homes:
N. lee; We 6d,Nw we viii send work any
s'ase S%s Of which regSIp p1 w Sa e 70
q onr wor, cant devote the whole
~ week by wo, you can earn 81 OF
r. Igelty-,6Sss standard Mfg. Co. i45
|AasFFn- --.Ia street. New York. IL
s'5s.,.ssutisesa WI, Who are now engaged N
4 gao have benz sso's ss tailoring nrlns
~ ~ iafgeS,t leu n successful In the hue:
4 oppoS r2iIsi States viii i'V give s SSa
.. ..ssy tre i msHl TO make more money
sssI.ss,y best ssna, al the present. time;
3 Acknowledgement, swatehes ~ etc %
& x, without 1s,l branch stores Win he
. Nj ssssssqaen ana sqelring investment Of
sss,. 'pportnhS99S9a salesmen viii md this
Z. az. apply ne do not advise the
esgo' III p II. Nicoll. Lock Box
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THREE COTTAGES, Thlrd wardi Two va
cant lots. corner La Branch and Walker,
bargain. two houses and one store
building in Second ward, rents for So
per month; win take $1,000 for all three,
Ii taken this week. A good business
location, Fifth ward on asphalt rents
for $50 per month price 5000. We
have number Of bargains In vacant
lots and improved places on both sides
of Southern Pacific tracks in Fifth ward.
Weathersby X Co, l10f1a Congress ave
nue.. -
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e-.n street s1 iS solicitor. Call nd S06T5
--Ialhg :" 10 IL o'clock Monday
Az, %
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kaAL EsrArE FoR SALE.

bAh1AlNs- lou get one In lifeline.
IMcStory house. rents Sio per month.
NO cottages rent $40 eacn; $50 tor ALI
S5WO ior all three. $500 cash or trauc.
tages IN fhird ward $500 each large
house $500. Rice land 1000 acres On
creek. fenced and improved, $40 per
and small % pt ~ ss rr raFi''s ci XII
timber lands. Nj. Ayrcs. 2o9 ia branch.
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Supply Of cattle and calves Tor tho past
week has not been equal 20 the demand,
Market closes almost bare OF stock. with
for an active market the coming
week.
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league. Polk county; about 6 miles from
Livingston Frank Knok, Tyler, Texas
FOR SALE 1917 acres Of land IN Fort
Bend county aud out of the upper half
of the Edward Robertson league 800
acres prairie. balance timber. black prai
RE and Braaos bottom laud. Price So
land, Address i. o. Box 1l2, Nuyasota,
Texas
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SOUR LAKE BARGAIN Small tract Of
land adjoining northeast corner of Jack.
son league. on high ridge, hest oil liz
dicntions selected by old oil expert; rea'
son. must leave country soon. Elsterner
Beaumont Texas 3
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london Financial Cable.
New York. July 27.--The Commercial. Al
yeriIser's London financial cah'earam says
The market ehere we're completely stag
amt today. Including Americans. whicl
were unresponsse-
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A "GJSuER" In Sour Lake oil neld as.
sured beyond all reasonable doubt II, the
near future as further drilling progresses
The undersigned offers for sale valun-
able tract of 40 acres Ia lots rs desired
Sour Lake oil field al reasonable value
for quick Hccepylnce; title perfect and
abstract ready. For further particulars,
Texas ~
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SITUATION WANTED BY coored hoy
to attend to horse and buggy or milk or
yard work. call at ao6 Main street. 80
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFlcE. 30 MAIN
street, controls nine-tenths OF all unsV,a
Houston Heights lots Our prices. are
lowest and terms the best 20 be had.
JOHN A. MlLRoY, Agent. n
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4 PERMANENT first class job, good
wages now open with an old estahhshen
house. for Inc right kind of timer and all
around combination man; must he. quick
good at figuring on Jobs, sober, honest;
and reliable If you are not as. described
So pr,am Tayas 30
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5000 Bingham, four blocks from Hous
ton, five rooms and bath, with lOONluO
or corner Hannah q Parsons y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SEND iOc for July issue Mail Order Jour
nall read Recall Druggists do Mall
Business, Timely Medical Advertising.
pct 8Hieap nS h lNla e n iGsaeSip snols
mississippi Valley Farmer" Ench of
these articles Is worth the subscription
price alone they tell you how to do a
mail order business and what IL costs. lt
not satisfied with July issue money re
funded. Address Mail order Journal Pub.
Co room g., 81 Adams St. Chicago "
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WANTED Position Ms manager OF an oil
or drilling company. Address Beaumont,
this office 81
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no EXCHANGE los acres fine farming
land 80 miles northwest ALVIN; owner
wants Houston property. VIII pay good
cash difference. u. e. Lamb a Co, Al
Biuz building. -
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FOR SALE-Corncr grocery IN San Antonio
living rooms; a chance to get nice busi-
ness. For particulars address +. O. Box
5IT. san Antonio Texas, -
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AN EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. cnrr-.
spondent and general onlcc man wants
permanent situation; hest references.
20I2. this oillce. 30
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FOR SALE-Aly practice and Groom resi-
dence In the town OF caldwell two aud q
half acres Of land with house; good open.
ing for physician. Address ocE box
17f Caldwell Texas 30
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NATURALIZATION by competent book.
keeper, a small set OF books TO keep at
night: anlA this Office M
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

PEW MIRRORS exchanged for your dam
aged mirrors; we buy. sell or exchange
any old thing. dodern Furniture Co.
pbDne Gg1 TOB Congress -
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FOR SALE have about COCO acres 81
land southeast Of Nacogdoches for sale.
IN oil -i5tlt. Address Lock Box Dds Cal
weston. Texas -
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S2O0O-On Conti one block from Mex Q,
Il siX-room cottage on corner, with twu
lots Hannah 4 Parsons IS
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FOR SALE For 80 dnys SO4 acres hrav.
iiy timhcrcd V mile from /. & G.. " Ry,
81 90 per- acre: terms reasonable. Address
W. II. Lubbock, 2juI Commerce Ave.
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

c05 ALTEN ADDITION lots for sale; wei
drained. from $50 up email cash pay.
ment and long time on balance I'd 4
LOWS. Room I. io5is Main street ~
FOR SALE -Four room cottage. Thlrd
ward; two blocks from car line: good
piy Jim rait. ak Travis street. 81
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Few York. July ~ clsaripss s1o2.6ot.
4GS: balances e1l44t6t3.
1907 csc Ter shs account; oxckanr8 a i,so-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14

teachers. Heretofore there has been no
rule regulating this matter and a teacher
PAID his substitute any amount the two
might agree upon. The board decided to-
day that whenever substitute is employed
by the board he is to receive full pay, pro-
V1ded he teaches week or longer unless
the regular teacher makes contract for
less. For any time less than a week the
teacher Is expected to make the contract,
otherwise the board will pay the substt-
tute one-half of the regular salary.
The board appropriated $40 for the teach
ers county library fund. This amount will
be added to $23 already raised for the pur-
pose and nucleus for the library will be
purchased at an early date. The office of
the county school commissioners will be
used and Secretary S. r. White of the
school board will act as librarian.
The Rockville Academy base ball team
has organized for the season with Russell
Brewer, manager, and Claude Allnutt cap
tain. The team will be composed of the
Isherwood. catchers; Allnutt. Ricketts, and
Weiss. pitchers; Day, first base; r. Brewer,
second base; Wilson, third base; N. Brewer
shortstop; Walker. left field; Allnutt or
Ricketts,, right field; Higgins center field;
Albert Bouic and Glascott, substitute
The first game will be played March *
with the Maryland Agricultural College
team. Other games will be played with
the following teams: Business High School,
Dunbarton Athletic Club Central High
School, Emerson Institute, Eastern High
School, Y. NJ c. A. and Western High
School, all Of Washington, and the Epis-
copal High School of Alexandria, Games
with other teams will also be arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14

sents the proposition, and after attacking
the municipal administration on the score
OF the cost OF the filtration installation 1t
thus opposes the water meter project:
"Ostensibly intended to prevent the waste
of water. the real effect of meters will be
to rob the pOOr-not once only, but in per-
petulty. At present the tenant of a house
has his water bill included in his rent. 1t
Is fixed charge. Whether the family uses
much or little, the water item in a mans
expenses remains the same while he occu-
pies any given house. With meters in
stalled a limit will be placed on the guam
tlty OF water at the tenants service. If
that minimum shall be exceeded he will
have to pay for the excess.
Consider how the meter system will
work in practice. People with good in
comes need not stint themselves because
of the greater cost. They may not like the
higher charge, but that will not deter them
from filling the bath tubs as often as now.
They can still afford also to water their
gardens and lawns and deluge their side
walks. But with the poor it is different
Every dollar. every nickel, every penny
counts in their case. The mechanic cannot
be careless about his small change the la
borer still less so, and the washerwoman.
with one eye on the meter and the other
on the tub. Is not pleasant to think Of
Princely in It's generosity to favored and
grateful contractors, and royalty free
handed in general with the publics money
the Ashbridge administration does not
scrupfe to devise method Of picking the
pockets of poverty day in and day out by
means of meters that will compel house
wives 10 be as careful about water as they
are of meat and bread.
1.-THE proposition to install meters is a
menace to the 'communitys health. Clean
illness Of person and of dwelling place will
be promoted always-never DISCOURAGED
by a municipal government that cares
about the sanitary condition and death rate
of city. That kind of municipal gov
eminent does not consider Jobbing in con-
tracts and gathering in 'rake-offs' more i'm
portant than guarding against epidemics
OF typhoid. smallpox, scarlet fever and
diphtheria.
OF Philadelphia's water, such as it is
the poor are now privileged to draw from
the pipes. winter and summer, all that is
necessary to cleanse themselves and their
habitations. There Is no excuse for dirt
But with meters there would be a con-
slant motive for economizing In the use of
water. That state OF things would be in
tolerable, Observation-Disclosures alike to
the poor and their more fortunate fellows,
for epidemics of filth diseases when they
once start are no respecters Of persons or
neighborhoods"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14
PROGRESS OF INVENTION.
Machines to Constitute Patent Office
Exhibit at Buffalo.

The commission appointed by the COM
missioner of patents to prepare the patent
Office exhibit for the Pan American EXPOSE
tion has submitted to the assistant commits
sioner of patents a descriptive report of the
exhibit In that report it is set forth that
the purpose of the exhibit is to convey to
the public the importance Of the patent
system Of the United States. The COM
mission says that in order to do this. some
of the latest advances in the various arts
and sciences have been selected for Illus
tration, and that the exhibit as a whole
will be made up of working machines be-
longing to the selected classes of invention
and of diagrams and explanatory cards
briefly presenting the salient principles in
volved in each"
Heretofore" the report continues. cit
mas been customary at various expositions
to show large number of models, illustrat-
ing various arts; but owing to the fact
that such models are now more or less out
OF date. and are incapable of actual opera
ton, this year it was decided to make the
radical change Of operating as many actual
machines as possible. so that from these
the public could realize the great additions
to their comfort which they are receiving
at the hands Of the inventors Of this coun-
try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14
AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcT1oNEERs.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
NORTHWEST. FRONTING FRANKLIN PARK
AND so. 453 c STREET n. W. NEAR FOUR
AND-A-HALF STREET.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust dated An.
gust IA. 1900 and recorded In Liber No. 2S03 at
folio 412 ct seq, one OF the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. the undersigned trustee Will
premises. on THURSDAY. THE FOURTEENTH
DAY OF MARCH, 1901, AT THE HOUR OF
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
Washington. D. G.. and designated as part Of
original lot one ~ II square numbered two hum
dred and eighteen t21sl. upon the plat Of Wash.
e. ssethss nth the
OF which will he stated at sale, secured by deed
Of trust from Agnes NJ. Bradley to James 8. Ed
wards and Oscar Nauck trustees. dated July l.
OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia
MINUTES PAST FIVE PM. all that certain par.
B. G.. and dssiEnsted on the plat thereof as 10;
numbered two CD OF the subdivision of lots mum.
bered one "a and two %. In square numbered four
hundred and ninety t4eOl. and part Of lot numbered
improvements thereon, subject to a certain indebt-
edness famount OF which VIII be stated at salel
secured by . deed Of trust from Emily f. Dextef
and James = Dexter to Reginald Fendal and
No. ia, at folio 1853 ct seq one Of the land re-.
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
Terms on each parcel: All over and above said
ancing and recording at purchaser's cost. A de-
pOsit Of 500 each property win be required At
the time Of sala Terms 70 be fully Complied With
within fifteen days. otherwise the trustee reserves
faniting purchaser: after nre days advertisement
mhz-oscos GIT 7th st. NV.
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PRESIDENT HADLEY EXPLAINS,
His Remarks as to an Emperor in
Washington.

MS remarks rs to an Emperor In
Warrington.
President Hadley of Yale in an interview
last night said that. while the statement
attributed to him by the Boston newspa-
pers in his address at the South Conerega-
tional Church, in which he was quoted as
saying that this country would have an
emperor in twenty-five years II a public
sentiment was not evolved that would reg
ulate the trusts, was in the main true he
did not refer to the trusts alone as being
the producer of such an event President
Hadley added:
Certain individual sentences were omit
ted In the. report Of my speech, which
omission has changed it's meaning Speak-
ing of trusts, 1 think that they are a good
tnlng II properly managed. What I said
regarding the probability Of an emperor in
washington In twenty-five years was: That
we must accept the moral Responsibility
commensurate with our new political prob
lem, and that IL any one says that We can
not get the people to accept this responsf-
bil1ty the only alternative is an emperor in
washington within twenty-five years.
My address has been reported broadcast
and has aroused much comment. which 10
all unnecessary" = = -
DR.. Had1ey gave out the following state
ment to the press on the matter:
THE statement with regard to sapg am
peror sitting In Washington within twenty
nye years was not connected Specifically
with the point of the discussion reIating -
the trusts. but was said IN making the
point that we must accept the principle If
seif-government In fact as In name.
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FUTURE DAYS,
JAMES W. RATCLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER.

SALE BY TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF is
FRAME HOUSES ON SEATON STREET
NORTHEAST AND % BUILDING LOTS IN
THE REAR OF SAID FRAME HOUSES; ALL
OF SAID LAND BEING NEAR THE POWER
HOUSE OF THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia passed in Bankruptcy
Cause No las. I'm re Mason c. Grasty, bankrupt, 1.
Lucas p. Loving, trustee In bankruptcy in said
cause. will offer for sale, at public auction, In
front OF the premises, WEDNESDAY, THE
1901. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK z M the
following described real estate, situate In tie
County Of Washington and District of Columbia
to wit: Lots numbered 81, 90 80. "a, So SO. 81 IS
49, 40, Al, AZ, 4S, 80. 81, in Mason c. Grasty 8
subdivision of block numbered IS, In Rosedale and
lsherwood, each of which said lots is improved by
a two-story frame dwelling house, and also lots
numbered s. 8. 10, II, IL, IL. IA, Is. 10. IL, 49,
10, 20. 81, D. %, "a. IS. &C. p. IS and 20 in
Mason G. Grasty's subdivision Of block numbered
H. in Rosedale and sherwood; all of said prop
erty to be sold per plat recorded in County
Book g. page 1, Of the surveyors Office of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, together with all the improve
ments, rights and appurtenances pertaining to said
property. Said houses and lots will first be Of
fered for sale separately.
Terms: One-t third of the purchase price for each
house or lot in cash, the balance in and two
years from day Of sale, with interest at per
ceDtum per annum, said deferred payments to be
secured by a deed OF trust on the property sold,
post of $50 will be required upon each lot upon
acceptance Of bid. Terms of sale to be complied
with in Is days from the day Of sale Conveyance
ing stamps, etc, at the cost of the purchaser.
LUCAS P. LOVING. Trustee.
mh14d&ds Columbian bldg
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AucrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED INTER.
Est IN fALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN THE
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, ON THE LINE
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust. recorded in
laber 2I42 at folio 57 ct sea- Of the land records
of the District OF Columbia, we will sell at public
auction s in front Of the premises on MONDAY.
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described real es-
tate situate In the County OF Washington. in said
District: one-ninetieth t1-90) undivided interest
In all those certain parcels Of land lying partly in
that part OF the city Of Washington formerly
Washington, In the District Of Columbia now
known as ''Dumbarton Heights consisting Of
part Of lot numbered two hundred and sixty-two
t2e2) in Beatty and Hawkins Addition to George
town. and parts OF the tracts Of land in said
and .'Resurvey Thereof" and Pretty Pr,spect :,
the farm called Weston" part OF a tract OF land
called Gale .,woedley' and the Morton property. The
said real estate being the same described in the
following deeds, TO wit: From Sophia c. Snyder
ct al. to William c. Hill. dated March ii. 1884,
records Of the District Of Columbia. From Jose
phine Young ct al. 70 William q. Hill dated March
said land records From Ezra W. Clark ct lux. TO
John W. Thompson ct al, trustees dated April II,
1884. and recorded Ia Liber 1oS5 folio 1s OF said
land records From Arthur I. Brice. trustee. ct
al, to William c. Hill. dated April 10, 1884, and
recorded in Liber 1913. folio 1876 Of said land
records. From William c. Hin ct Tx. 10 John W.
Thompson ct al, trustees, dated April Is, 1854,
and recorded in Ilber 1855, folio So Of said land
records. The said real estate, one-ninetleth OF
which is thereby conveyed being the same describ-
ed in certain declaration Of trust from John W.
Thompson. ct al trustees. dated October 20. 1856,
and recorded in Liber 1888. folio 3Sl Of said land
records. and said ne-ninetieth interest being the
same conveyed by Adds b. Browne and Charles
Early, trustees. to y. Read johnson by deed dated
March 12 1896. and recorded in Liber 209s. folio
362. of said land records.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in equal INSTALL
ments at and two years, with interest at
per cent per annum. payable semi-annuslly, from
day of sale. secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold, or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser A deposit of $500 will be required at
time OF sale All conveyancing. internal revenue
cha rges and recording at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with within days otherwise
the trustees reserve the right resell at risk and
cost of the defaultlng purchaser.
Adds B. BROWNE
EUGENE CARUSI
mb1e-dEds