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shown in the statement of the previous deposits decreased A.074. 200 or Sl 145,9 300 be- low the amount called for by the decrease in cash less the increase in loans There fore, the statement was technically out of proof The requirement reserve was reduced by H,Ols550 through the decrease in deposits. deducting this sum from the loss in cash leaves $5,Sl2.350 as the de- crease in surplus reserve This item is now g, ,973, 75O against s6.607675 at the cores bonding date last year. Computing the surplus on the basis of deposits less $40.- l4s, 200 of those of the government 1t Is $20, 1900, a decrease compared with the previous week of $5,S18,475. The circula- ton was increased s73,800 following gain in the previous week of $95 100. The aver age daily clearings for the week were $245. 100000 or S.0O0,000 less than those in the previous week. The changes In the item of specie show that six of the larger banks lost $7.60O.000 net: one of these indicated a decrease of $4,SO0,00o and another of g, 900, ,000 The change in loans that eight banks increased by &0O0,0O0 net; the largest gain was $4,300000 by one hank.
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New York Coffee.

New York, Dec. .-Cofee-Futurcs opened quiet with prices unchanged, and ruled featureless and dull all the sessi 1n, with a slight advance occurring on q few options just before the close, due to covering of shorts who were n little ner- Vous by the small interior movement for the day. only 19,530 bags. Cables were not regarded as important. declines in European markets Icing offset by steadier primary situation. Trade was whCtly local. amounting to but 17. .O0O bags, including December. i.55; January, 4.60; March 4.S0; May 4.95; July, 510; Sep tember 5.25; October, 5.25; November. ] .35. The undertone at the close was steady with prices net unchanged to 3 points higher
 New Orleans Sugar.
 New Orleans, Dec. 6-Sugar, strong open kettle, 11-l6q3 3-l6; open kettle, centrifugal 7-l6@3 3-4; centrifugal, gran uated. 1-S@4 1-4; whites. 3 7-s64 A. yellows, 7-l6G4: seconds, 1-16GD3 [ zI Molasses steady; open kettle. 2OQ34; SSn- trifugaL 7Q22; syrup, 2lq2.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Dec. 6.-The grain and pro- visions market were again rather dull to- of the day, weakened, the close on May being 1S cent lower May corn closed unchanged while oats were 1-4 cent higher. January provisions closed from 10 to 12 1-2 to 15 cents lower.
 High cables imparted strength to wheat at the opening and the advance was well maintained the greater part of the day, but on liquidation by prominent long weakness developed late in the day and the close was a trifle under yesterday s final figures. The strength of the foreign markets was noticeable feature, the cause for the better tone being attributed to the closing of navigation on the Danube, which shut off the shipments account was somewhat of a feature and a good export demand was also a strengthening influence. The volume of business was small: May opened Is tt l-4 cent higher at 75 5-S and after selling off to 75 3-S early there was rally, but toward the end of the session another break occurred, the price dropping to 10 1-S. The close was Is lower at 75 1-4. clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 56S,0O0 bushels. Primary receipts were 949,3O0 bushels, against 929,80O bushels year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth re- ported receipts of S2S cars, with local receipts 57, two of contract, made total receipts for the three points of SS5 cars,
 
 year ago.
 Corn ruled dull the fear of manipulation in December option detaining traders from doing much in the May delivery. Decem- Der was strong at the opening, but realiz- ing sales carried values down and in sym pathy with the late weakness in wheat, the close was easier while May was un- changed at 45 1-4 to 4S after selling be- tween 43 Is to 43 3-S local receipts were 17S cars. There was a more active de- mand for oats. commission houses and cash houses being the principal buyers. Offerings were limited, however, and the market had a firm tone. the close being strong and 1-4 cent higher oh May at 32 3-4 The range on that option for the day was between 32 1-2 to 5-s and g. 7-S. Local receipts 1Sl cars.
 Provisions were weaker. general liquida- tion all along the line being responsible for the weaker feeling. Trading was only moderate and without any special features. January jork closed 15c lower at 16:30. Lard was also down $15 to $9. 75 and ribs 10 to F 1-2 cents lower at $S,25 to s27 1-2 Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat, 55 cars; corn, 125; oats 2O5; hogs. 46, 900 head.
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Total sales for the day. 164,5 800 shares.

Cash quotations were as follows; No spring wheat. 74ha7sA; No. 3, 70 @SS' No aO 2 corn, res ss: No. yellow, ssh. oo. No 2 oats, soiad3l No: 3 white, 32Sso' Mess pork, per bbl, Sl61e'
 Lard, per 100 lbs. Slo; z5.
 Short rib sides Qoose) S8. 5o69. %. Dry saited shoulders (boxed). Sa 9an9s'oo' Short clear sides (boxed), Se.75q9oo' Whiskey, basis of high wines. Si32
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The Financier's Statement.

New York, Dec. 6.-The Financier says:
 The official statement of the New York Associated banks last week showed the large loss of s6.SS1 .00O cash, this amount very closely corresponding with the esti- mate of d decrease of $6.S2S,200 which estimate was based upon traceable ship ments of money during the week The loss was largely in specie, thus showing q decrease If $62l9 400. The reduction in legal tenders was $6l1. 700. Loans were increased only $l,611,OO0 indicating that there must have been considerable con- traction as the result of disbursement of funds for the December settlements, the loaning of which money largely contribut-
 ed to the expansion of this item was
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New York Gotten Futures.
Livernool Cotton Futures.

Liverpool. Dec. 6.-Cotton futures quiet nd closed quiet and steady; American G. o. C.:
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New Orleans Cotton Futures. New Orleans. Dec. 6.-Cotton futures
Daily Cotton Market.

New Orleans, Dec. 6-Cotton quiet sales, 1.75O. Ordinary, 6 5-S. good ordi- 15-16: good middling. 8 3-S; middhng fair, 1-16; receipts, II. 133; stock, 374,1S7. Galveston-Quiet; middling. Is; sales. POI; receipts, &lA; stock, 263,0Z.
 Mobile-Nominal; middling, 7-S; re- ceipts, 2,593 stock, 29.270.
 Savannah-Quiet and steady: middling 7-S; safes. 155; receipts, s.2ls; stock, IT, 5SS.
 Charleston-ouiet: niddling, 7-S: re- ceipts, 532; stock. 19.6S6.
 Wilmington-Firm: middling, s-4; re- ceipts. 1.474; stock, 16,S95.
 Norfolk-Dull middling. Is; sales. 32i receipts, 5,OSS; stock. 39, 42s.
 Baitimore-Nominal: middling, 3-16 receipts. 1.511; stock, 7.227.
 Boston-Quiet; middling, $50; receipts GA; gross. 3,546.
 Philadelphia-Quiet; middIing. s.75. re ceipts. 15O; stock, 4,4l9.
 st. Louis-Quiet; middling. &; sales. 50 receipts, 2,253; stock. 25. 5.4S6.
 Local Cotton Market.
 Quotations for spot cotton In the local cotto' market yesterday were aa follows. Strict middling Strict low middling. .,..'......'...''''''''''.IN
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this period is naturally expected again, but its effect will be watched with more than common interest, since such vast difference of opinion exists about the size of the crop and the extent of consump- tion. Thus for the time being, and violent movement of prices in eithsr direc- ton will doubtless be stoutly contested until more definite conclusions may be ar rived at concerning the government features
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Naval Stores.

Wilmington. Dec: 6.-Turpentine. stesdy' 49 1-2; receipts, 75 casks. Rosn, firm. $1.30Ql. .35; receipts, 516. Crude turpen- tine. firm. $1.75qSOO receipts. A Tar. firm, $150: receipts 259.
 Savannah. Dec. 6-Turpentine. firm at 50: receipts 6S6: sales. 633; export. 2.731. Resin. firm. receipts. 1887; sales. 935; ex- ports. 61.
 Charleston. Dec. 6-Turpentine and ros- in unchanged
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Bank Statement,

New York Dec. 6.-The statement of the associated banks for the week shows: Loans, increase, $1.611 900; deposits de- crease, $4107, 200; circulation, increase $7S, SOO: legal tenders, decrease sell, ,10e: specie decrease. $6, ,219, 400; surplus reserve, de- crease S5Sl2 550
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NAw York Cotton.

New York. Dee. s.-Cotton quiet; mid ding. $50; net. 545; gross, 25ss. sales. 250; stock. 11s.o97. Total today: Net. 42612; Great Britain, 2S9,771: Continent, 4036; stock. 1.O66. .767 Consolidated: Net 42612; Great Britain 2e977; Continent, 4,036. To- tai since September 1: Net, 3.9441s7: Great Britain 1.129,7sS: France. SoS.S24; conti- nent 1.15266e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-28
COUNCIL ACCEPTED PROPOSITION
10 oettie Indebtedness by Street Car Company.
but the Mayor Will Veto

The With the II custom Electric cor,o,n, -
Yesterdays council sting debate followed civ a,
Stone Aldermen street and others pa,,nt"S n NV
e history The street railways reviewed the ., @ M M
py Tor the payment Of debt origin $500 is sim pending IN T
% ~ SUI was ed the amount has tho
ls hk sA" which
@ twelve themes the outside pace between tbo aol
s years The railway the claim az
F3b@o which a May, ~ "
The attorneys for tho onpar % r,tv ,,
which he not caring pousbty accepting or ens %
" @ council for action that pay the pa,
oaons and foundations n the rate Of per cent ram M
@ ] | amount became due the amount to be determined
cover suit would be company py and er cont IN
est ami possibly the tracks which WAS cf
IN explaining Attorney said that the proposition Was
Inc result 81 numerous conferences since the spring
between Attorney Stone aud momies Of Baker
10000 and that $Wooo city hope obain excepting c p
fought through the contention
Under the circumstances the city attorney would
submitted tho announced that The set onent ro
charter provision which increases %
tracks taou mud
switches can be enforced against upheld unoer tho
Mr. Watkins argued from law tho same
whether tue proposition accepted railway company
accept g. the eat Of
Tue cry to forfeit the franchise would be legally esopped by the
franchise unless the civ oon
have the right forfeit franchise
otn Nv stone thought It would rom owe rho fortSr g @ 4
ccmpany pay nj the time when nc pdcotn
ac-ud instead t the time
that the
amendment AyesKoll
hnun Thompson Miller Custom
watkins proposition railway coupa
Jones Ar
cher Gar'eE CASTOR hohaun lul Thompson stree tt
The mayor promptly announced his intention the action Of
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MOrIoNs

BY Alderman ZONES, that the mayor be
authorized TO advertise for bids for paint
ing Crockett street bridge, the work being
recommended by the street and bridge com
mittee. Carried
BY Alderman Konlhauff, again notifying
the Houston and Texas Central 70 place an
are light at the corner of Hickory and lsaii-
road streets Carried.
By Alderman Pulls, for the chief Of police
10 rigldly enforce the law regulating the
speed Of railroad trains within the city lin
its. Carried
The ordinance recently introduced by Al.
derman watkins, regulating the employ-
ment Of mon IN the various departments,
was read by caption, and Alderman Wat
kins moved It's passage.
Alderman Miller moved To amend the or
dinahce by substituting "city council" for
"hnance committee requiring all bills for
disbursements 10 be authorized by the city
council. The vote on the amendment was
as follows. Ayes kohlhauf. Pulls. Miller,
Thompson, Street. Keller. Jones. Castor.
Nays Watkins, Archer. Garvey to 3.
Alderman Watkins then moved that the
ordinance be adopted as amended. The vote
WIS as follows: Ayes Watkins, Thompson.
ktrect Archer, Gaston Nays kohlhauh,
Pulls, Miller Keller, Jcnes 70 8,
Arlty Attorney Stone announced that he
NEed an assistant In his office, and stated
f "A suitable man could be secured on a
~ nv of $40 per month. Upon motion Of
d erman MILLER, referred 10 the mayor,
I&h power to act.
Adjourned.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

trom King Of Ennis was among yester-
djy's arrivals in the civ
n n Ianadeau. prominent Dallas In
strance adiuster. Is in the city
tueust BrnuninS left Yesterday via the
International and Great Northern Tor 81
Ilouis-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Andrew viii return
this morning from a visit % several Days
~ san Antonio aud the fair
Nr Ed. Stedman aud sou. Master Ed
"a beaumont are visitinE Mrs. Jerry Sted-
man AZ aiO Pease avenue this week
htr II NJ. Cortes loft last night for san
Antonio where he viii aiEnd the fair and
II, nrescnt ar the meetf4c 81 the Texas
{orld's Fair commissioners tonight
I'VE Bonnie Deadriek OF NavasetS e ,
,,l,tf ~ Mrs Hoslne RYAN AZ the Rice
hL,cl and VIII he guest Of honor ~
tile reception ~ Judge and Mrs. Presley
INK Ewing this evening.
rhr following persons left yesterday over
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the International and Great Northern for
various points: Mrs Fannie Scglc to New
York, Mrs G. c. kellogg aud duughtcr TO
Clinton. Ill. Or. Cutler To- St. Louis Il. +,
Dodge to the CITY Of Mexico
DR. King r. Cutler. one Of rloustons
leading PHYSICIANS and surgeons, left yes
terfluy FOR Chicago. where he goes TO wit
ness the surgical operations heins per
formed for congeniial dislocatious Of the
hip by DR.. Adolph Lorenz OF Vienna
Ex-Governor James stephen Hocg Is 4
visitor IN Tho CITY TODAY having stopped
over last evening en- route 10 Beaumont
after two weeks stav on what he CnlS
his truck patch down I'm Brazorta
county As usual, the governor has n good
story 10 tell
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT HAD
RECORD BREAKING DAY.
Two Thousand Letters Containing About
$4,000 Were Received-~A New
Firm for Bronson Chartered.

Austin, Texas october 2i-foday wss a
record breaker in the State treisnty depart
meut Never Dcforo nave SO .iiauy l9tGrs
been received and remitances Tor amounts
due on interest on school iRud These
amounts are an comparatively small and
entail DO end Of work. II ID estimated mat
the receipts VIII exceed SdOoO0 Ncary
Zoo letters were received aud each cpu
tanned remittance IN citneg money ORDER
or express money Treasurer Robbins was
kept busy an day signing rcmttunccs. inc
peculiar part Of n is that tho amount due
is usually small which decreases the work
According 10 Inc law, these interest pay
mcuts have 10 be made by November t.
Treasurer Robbins stated that this was tue
busiest day 10 the department.
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AIfalfa Earm suoeeasful.

Austin, Texas, October 2i--Aiiison May
neld OF the railroad commission has re-
turned from Grayson county, where he ae'
companied c. II. Markham, general man
sger OF the snnset-Central system. anu
FRANK Holland. editor Of the farm ana
Ranch on their trip 70 the alfalfa farm OF
Mr hi ID. smith OF Grayson county Mr.
Mayfeid stated that MT. Markham ana ~.
,,ttb tbe method OF raising aifalfd- the
|obiert 81 the trip being the establishment
~ alfalfa farms aiOug The nonthern l,aelle
ana Mr.. Holland wanted 20 write up the IN
dustry. n may result IN the establishments
~ other farms.
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NJ chIcaao EAeutsionIsts.

Austin. rexas, october aI-Caairman D.
~. Bowen Of the state committee 70 enter
tain the visiting Chicago capitalists, mas
designated the following local committed
TO meet the special train 90 Taylor and o.
arrange the program for their Btay ~ Aus
Tin, where thcy viii arrive ~ : 3. nj. on
saturday, November >:
A. r. Woodbridge, chairman; H. Il Baker
ira r.. Evans, George ". LNtiened, =. u
scsrborougn. Or H. T.. Wilmot A. D.
PLIERS 81 Vaudervoort, Joe Lee Jamlson
Carl 4. Drake ana FRANK y. Scoylll
A meeting 81 tue colnmitee VIII DC hcic
IN the pariors Of the Drskill botel az
D. NJ. on Thursday. october 10 The con
greseiouAl committee for the Tenth district
SonsIetine Of A. T. woodbridge chairman
Walter lips ana Robert o. west VIII meei
ct the same time and place.
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snithviIIe Locals.

smithyllle, Texas, October 2(--'fhe mem
tefs Of the Christian church VIII soon be.
gin the erection of handsome churen
Guiding 10 cost about y50D,
Ibe smthuIo Iimes VIII move into the
.ueN building ON Second street next wees.
and tho knights OF rgtblss building, whlcu
90 orcupies now. has been leased Tor a
furniture store
x. 81 lsaacs a hgln. democratic Dominep
for the legislature from tuiA, the tItty.
ninth, district, Fas mere several days last
wees.
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Owing 10 the large number OF invslids
who have chilled npQn the British Doctors
az their Office IN the Moore Buruet Build
ing Rooms 200.2Ii. Job Toxas avenue.
mud who have been unablo 30 Bce them,
these enlbent gentlemen have. by request.
consented TO continue giving their services
entirely FREQ for three months (medicines
excepted to an iuyaiidy who call upou
them Tor trcntmcnt between nsw aud M
ycmboi D.
Those services oongist not only OF con-
sultation. examination and advice, but also
Of an minor surgical operadnns
Tho object ia pufsbiug this course Is 70
becomc rapidly and personally acquainted
with the sick and afflicted and undcr 20
conditions viii any charge whatever be
made Tor ans services rendered for three
months 10 MI who call before November %.
The doctors treat all forms OF disease and
deformitics ana guarantee cure In every
case they undertake. AZ the nrst inter.
view n thorough examination Is made, and
II lncurahle. you are frankly and kindy
told 20; also advised against spending your
money for useless treatment
Male and female weakness, catarrh and
catarrhal deafness, also vRFicoeele, rrptnre
goitrc cancer, the opium Esbt. and all ais
eases OF the rnctim. sre positively cured
by their new treatment
The chief associate surgeon Of the Instl-
tufe IS In personal charge.
Hours . 70 s, sundays 10 to /.
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SYNOD OF TEXAS.
Annual Conference Is to Begin Today
at Taylor.

at Taylor.
TAYLOR. Texas, October 27.-The Presby
terian synod of Texas will meet here TO
morrow evening at 7.3o in the First Preiby
,or,sp church. The opening sermon VIII
.i 'nroached by Rev. Dr.. Henry ;. Little
~ BENSON, Texas. There VIII be poRuia1
meetings recording 10 the following sched
No, Wednesday night, Foreign Missions
irb1red3y night. Home MisAonsi Friday
night. Evangclistic Work
Rev. Dr William 4. Page OF Leafeh
with Kan. viii he here % represent the
49, assembly's board Of home misslons,
ssnd Or u p. Calhoun OF PitfshnFg, Pa,
viii represent the assembly eonin't'ee ~
All an sessions Of the synod VIII be open
m he pnbNc, which Is cordially invited
,rbe synodical Ladies Missionary society
viii meet wednesday. the zstp, az ?. m.
Al Informal reception VIZ oe teG y, Ky :
svnod Thursday afternoon az the residence
Of MIS-. A. j. Thompson.
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ID, Lost.

The police have been requested TO iooA
for Guy Patterson. Il years Of age VINO
loft home SUNDAY morning at IL o'clocA
and has not sluce returned When iast
seen at that hour he was wearing a par
~ Corduroy kiickerbockers, cap and y
n,essenger BOYS coat. His people are .uH-
easy about his absence and In ease he rs s
io,sitrd partlcs are requested 70 notify oiu
ttioue 3tU
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THE DOCTORS
EXTEND THEIR TIME

Owing 70 TIRE LARGE Number Who sHsVa
Been Unable 10 See tho British Doc
tcrs, These Eminent Gentlemen Have
Extended the Time for Giving Their
Services Free for Three Months to All
Who Call Upon Them Before Novem-
hr 20.
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vote to have the city resume the govern
mont Of The schools. as of old. In fact ne
said all of the members except one would
80 vote II the opportunity offered, ana the
gentleman added that movement Is on
foot 10 have the city assume control OF the
fNt
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Gove,nor eoes 70 San bntorio.

Austin, Texas, octoDef A.--OoYerpof
savers left this evening for San Anionlo'
10 be present at ;he fair tomorrow. Beips
WORLDS Fair day. be had promised tAe
,,ar.,er,so, mat he would BE- present for
tsa Sent vrhfch PROMISES 20 become ~ thf
ioreesf during the fslr. Inc governor VIII
remain until the fair closes on Mefnesal ]
evening ara vii return 70 Austin InursaAJ
morulnR
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StuOONhRs,
Ada i Brown tAm.l.,.........--.-...
Vessels Destined for Galveston.
gITgA AFGITpa
Pot Arthur.

Fort Arthur, Texas, October 2T.--Clcaren
Tor New orleans, tug Charles Clarge, with
bargea aud . loaded with oil.
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oaraenhelr IndIelmsn. ouashea.

eyed Confederate veteran, charscd With the
murder 0f s.. II Nan ia THIS county la
April, 1861, Was quashed ia district court
today.
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suetin. rcxas, october Tile attorusT
aenerals department today approved an -
sue Of ti5,oO Altcheil county esieAe ~
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and zee chamberlain Cnonc. Cholera ana ana
Diarrhoea Remedy for az pslns =, ~
so,Tels h always cures. for sale ~ az
druggists.
C-nambeTIain's Cough Remedy nas ssyca
.ns it1es 81 tbnussnes Of eEoupy cnlldren.
i. 3 $40. rxifbout an equal for ccids aua
whcoplng cough. tOE sale ~ all druggists
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Sec the Figures 2

Just observe what was done yes
terday in the way Of registration.
II was very good. Two more days
ike that and Houston will be near
It's proper position.
Evening star., 1902-09-03
THos. J. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT T.
RARRY FARN

EJSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ~
BARRY FARM.
By virtue OF deed " trust recorded I'm I.her
M. 22I2. at folio lg7 ct seq. Of the land
records OF the District of Columbia, and nj the
request. In writing. uf the association secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees viii sell at pub
lic auction. in front of the premises. an FRIDAY
THE TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1902
AT \ QUARTER To FOUR O'CLOCK PM that
certain piece of land and improvements thereon.
situate liz the county OF Washington. District ~
Columbia. known part OF lot No 3. in section
or the Barry Farm. the subdivision is re-
corded In County Subdivision Book Levy Court 2
page l. OF the surveyors office OF said District
beginning at the southwest corner Of the part Of
said lot conveyed by Ann +. Stewart 20 Agnes NJ
Riley. thence with said Riey's lot north SDl,
line OF Sheridan avenue. thence with said avenue
south degrees east 30 feet, thence westerly 2lO
feet 70 the west line of lot ) nj a point on said
line - feet south Of the beginning thence with
said west line north 10 degrees - feet 90 the
bt ginning, together with the ways improvements
and appurtenances to the same belonging
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money
In cash and the balance In equal installmcn;s
payable In one and two years. respcctiyeIy. with
interest. secured 10y deed of trust the property
or all cash. Mt the option of the purchaser. A de-
Poslt or 500 VIII be required time II sale
Terms TO be complied with within fifteen days
from day of sale otherwise deposit forfeited. All
conveyancing aud recording at purchasers cust
JAS F. PADGETT
EDW. ]. BOND
se3.o&ll Trustees.