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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13
RoREIaN.

The freedom Of the city Of EdIn-
burgh, Scotland. wns conferred on the
Colonial Premiers.
The provisional government of Haiti
declared General Flrman. the revolu-
tionary leader. an outlaw.
Anxiety was expressed In Paris re.
garding the results Of the Anslo-Japan.
ese agreement on Korea.
The Costa Rican Government, It was
announced. will grant Chile a coaling
station on Cocos Island. In the Pacific.
Insurgents in Venezuela defeated re-
inforcements on the way to General
Castro. and captured q quantity OF
ammunition.
Successful experiments In wireless
telephony over distance Of more than
four miles were reported from Berlin.
President zelaya. Of Nicaragua. com.
muted the death sentence Of DR.. VII
son Russell. an American.
Mr.. Balfour declined In the House Of
Commons to explain the Governments
relations with the Morgan shipping
combine.
Premier Balfour was requistloned by
the Tory leaders to distribute the
offices In financial proportion to the
numerical strength Of the Liberals and
Conservatives.
Further earthquakes and slight vol
canic eruptlors occurred on the Island
Of st. Vincent
Mr.. George Wyndham's admInistra-
ton OF Ireland was hotly discussed in
the British House Of Commons.
OIL was discovered In large quantities
on the Island of Trinidad. 1t will be
worked under Canadian auspices.
Thirty thousand persons took part
In demonstrations In Paris growing out
Of the order for the expulsion OF un-
authorized religious teaching cOngrega.
tions.
Cardinal Ledochowski. Prefect Of the
Congregation OF the Roman Catholic
propaganda. died at Rome.
King Edward issued an official denial
OF the report that he intended to retire
from the turf.
Archibald w. Maconochie, N. p.
gave q dinner In the British House Of
Commons restaurant to Prime Minister
Balfour. ]. p. Morgan. Ambassador
ChOate. Mr.. Westinghouse and Sir
Thomas Upton.
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eoLo BANK RosseR CAUGHT.
Cashier ss FSrtviile, Ind. Faces . Gun
Bat rights Pluekily.

Cashier ss FSrtviiis, Ind. Faces . GuDs
Bat rights Pluckily.
indianapolis. Ind.-"Give ne $500
and be quick about itr' said an un.
known man to Assistant Cashier Prtt-
tipo In the Fortville bank.
Mr.. Prittipo lodged behind the coun-
ter for q club kept ready for such
emergencies. Quickly the robber
opened ire. Two shots missed the
mark. Then the banker rushed at
him.
A crowd collected and the robber
hastily made his exit. turning his re.
volver on the crowd as he passed out
Of the door.
Half a dozen armed men tracked the
robber to q nearby wood. surrounded
him and demanded his surrender. He
opened fire with his revolver. sending
half a dozen shots among the posse.
John Bills. armed with rifle. re-
turned the fire and at the second shot
wounded the man In the hand. The
robber then dropped his revolver an
surrendered.
Later detectives from Indianapolis
Identified MIN as c. A. Hall, OF Marion.
Ohio. He formerly was resident OF
indianapolis. where he was engaged
as plumber.
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Prominsnt Peopls.

King Edward Is a great lover Of dogs.
and has had many favOrites.
The King Of Portugal Is an ardent
teInis player. devotlng most OF his
spare time to that sport.
Pope Leo recently gave m audience
to Anna Moreni. 1O2 years old. the
nurse OF his youthful days.
Secretary Hay has left Washington.
to spend the remainder Of the summer
at his New Hampshire home.
]. w. Hutchinson Is the last survivor
of the famous Hutchinson family Of
singers. He still sings almost as well
a. ever
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DOMESTIC.

An unknown negro. apparently with
out cause. shot and killed Arthur \.
Schneider. at Chicago. and escaped.
Albert Edward Tower. whose wife
killed her son and herself at Pough.
keepsie. n. Y. last April, will wed Miss
Mary Towne Bogardus. former tele-
phone girl.
A premature blast ut the Clay Mine.
New Cumberland. ". Va. killed two
miners. who leave large families.
Angry from drinking. John Dickeh-
son shot and killed Roe and Jack Dyer
at a picnic at Vanceburg. Ky.
Bad feeling over n lawsuit caused
the murder Of Sherman Dyer by Berry
Donahue at Luttrell. Tenn.
The Coroners Jury that Investigated
the Johnstown. Pa. mine disaster. ex.
onerated the company from blame.
william ]. White. cashier Of the
Board Of Public Works at San Fran.
cisco. Cal, had disappeared and 1t was
oficially announced that he was sew
eral thousand dollars short In his &C.
counts.
The cloudburst In New York State
effected nearly eighty square miles Of
territory and caused nearly S2JO.OOO
damage.
Because Of LII health Police Justice
]. McKenny White declined the police
marshalShip Of Baltimore, Nd.
Incendlaries almost succeeded In
blowing up Fort Stevens. a new mill.
tary post near Astoria, Ore. and left
q threatening letter.
The Common Pleas Court, at Cam.
bridge. Ohio, decided that the munici.
pal local option law enacted last win
ter. known as the Beal law, is constl.
tutional.
Julia Pigg. colored. was fined s. by
Police Judge McCann at Louisville.
KY. because she mallcIo Iously sat on
the cat Of q neishbor with whom she
had quarrelled.
The Republicans Of. Morris County.
Kan. nominated Miss Kate Beering
for Treasurer.
As result Of water famine. TrlnI.
dad. Col. was without fre protection.
and water for domestic purposes had
to be purchased by the bucketful.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chase Ingalls,. mother
Of the late Senator Ingalls,. died in
Haverhill. Mass.
Lightning killed e. White. a farmer.
and his son, at Indianapolis, Ind.
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rvo ch,iJr,, Die from Eurps.

Nellie McTague. aged five years. and
her three-year-0ld brother. William.
children Of Martin McTague, We're so
badly burned ut their home In Phila.
delphia that they died In a hospital q
few hours later. The children We're In
bed at the time they were burned. and
were alone In the room. Ii Is supposed
they had been playing with matches.
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MOTHER sTRANcLEs BABIES.
fled Tvias About Their Necks While II
Alcoholic Dementia.

fled Twins About Their Necks While In
Alcoholic Dementis.
New York City.-Whcn Richard
Mead, a night watchman. returned to
his home at Brooklyn, he found two
Of his children dead in bed. choked
with stout twIne. another barely alive.
and his wife writhing on the kitchen
door In an alcoholic delirmm.
There were three children In the
family-Alice. aged three and one-half
years: May. one year old. and Hannah.
two years old. the latter being the
one survivor. 1t Is thought by the po.
lice that In a frenzy produced by liquor
Mrs. Mead stranSled the children with
string and then fell upon the door e&-
hausted and unconscious.
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TOWNS FLOODED eY cLoUosuRsT
Crops and Property Damaged In Western
New York-Ors Life Lost.

Elmira, N. Y.-Hornellsville and
Canesteo were visited by cloudburst
which flooded the country. washed out
the Erie Railroad tracks for miles and
wrought heavy damage. The towns OF
Fremont and Howard were also swept
by the food. Houses and barns were
swept away by the food at Hornells-
vile. It struck the tannery Of A. T.
Prindle & Son. breaking through the
windows OF the buildings. Their loss
will reach $4,000. There was serious
damage In Howard and Fremont
Canandaigua. n. Y.-Another terrific
storm has visited this section. doing
great damage to crops and property
that had not already suffered. Edward
Chamberlain. living two miles south OF
Cheshire. was struck by lightning as
he stood In the door Of barn and was
instantly killed.
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MARcoNI NOT THE INVENTOR.
His Patent Pspsrs Give Credit TO an
italian Naval O@esr.

4t1it8u N1ves oH3C0Es
London.-The Saturday Review says
q startling denouement followed Pro-
lessor Thompson's attacks In the Re
view on the validity Of the Marconi
patents. In which the professor said
an Italian naval officer. named Solari.
was the real inventor Of the wireless
telegraph system. 1t says:
The Official Journal Of the Patent
Office contains brief notice Of very
unusual character. It announces that
Guglielmo Marconi. who. on Septem-
ber 10. 1901. had fled patent In his
own name for this invention. now seeks
leave to amend the application by con-
vertlng 1t Into an application for
patent for an invention communicated
to him from abroad by the Marquis
Luigo Solari, Of Italy"
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sultan Hold ns Hostage.

Captain John J. Pcrshing. OF The
Fifteenth Cavalry. who Is in command
OF the Lanao. Minlanao. L. l.. expedi.
ton. has arrested the Sultan OF Blna-
dayan as a hostage for the delivery TO
him OF the Moros who on June 22 at
tackled two Americans. The Sultan
has ordered his followers to produce
the guilty Mcros.
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A Death sentence Com IN uted.

President Roosevelt has cOmmuted
to dishonorable discharge and fifteen
years Imprisonment the death sentence
imposed on Private Guy Stevenson.
Troop NJ. Ninth Cavalry. by corrt-
martial In Samar. +. |.
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Bis Fire In Albany. n. r.

One fireman dead. one in the hospital
fatally hurt. and a number seriously
injured. In addition to a monetary loss
variously estimated at from $5OO.OO0
to $75O.OOO. is the result Of fire which
occurred in the heart Of the business
district OF Albany, n. Y.
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The Connecticut Pathological Society
has just completed census Of the
coming peach crop of the State which
shows that 1t will aggregate 3i1.5T6
bushels. or 6S3. l52 baskets. 1t Is esti
mated that at least 275.OOO baskets will
be shipped out Of the State.
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Douglas p. Dye. In a Ht Of insanity.
at Louisville. KY. shot his son Carroll.
aged eleven years. as the boy lay sleep.
ing and then fred one shot into his own
brain. killing himself instantly. Dye
imagined that his SON was In danger Of
being kidnapped.
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BOY oe SIX KILLS BROTHER.
Tinds . Ri1s Meant For Shooting Cal
and Pulls the frisRer.

and Pulls the TRIGGER.
Norwalk. Conn.-George McMullen.
the six.year-0ld son Of Andrew McMul.
len. the sexton Of Willowbrook Gene.
tery. Westport. shot his eight.year-old
brother Charles last evening with o
rife. The little fellow died.
Mr.. McMuilen purchased the weapon
to rid the premises Of cats. He left
tt In his bedroom. where the boys
found II. Little George told his brother
that as eats were scarce he would
make target Of him. and taking aim
pulled the trigger. The bullet took
effect In the boys forehead.
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eoERS YET. SAYS eoTHA.
ue Tolls the Beaten Army to Keep Up the
Spirit Of Nationality.

opitst VI NSaonehtys
Cape Town. South Africa.-Generals
BOrhn and Delarey. the old Beers lead
ers. In their speeches to their compa.
triots here have insisted upon the pres
ervation Of their nationality. General
Botha said thar darkness was In front
Of them. but that faith would carry
them through. Africa was their father
land. their birthright and Inheritance.
General Delarcy said he respected
his British opponents. but grieved
when he thought OF the burghers who
surrendered and became National
scouts under the British. The conduct
Of the Bocr women throughout the bit.
ter struggle had made the fighting
burghers taste many sweet drops.
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THE CROWN PRINCES VISIT.

Heir to the siauasss Throne to Have .
Pleasant Time.
Washington. d. C.-While the Crown
Prince Of Siam. during his approaching
visit TO the United States. will not be
the guest Of the Government. he will
be entertained and shown every con.
sideration. the money for this purpose
being taken from the contingent funds
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Negro Lynchsd In Georgia.

Savannah. Ga.-John Wise. negro.
was lynched near Pembroke. Bryan
County. for assaulting Mrs. John
Smith. He was wounded before being
caught. placed aboard train and
taken to the scene Of his crime. where
he was hanged to telegraph pole.
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Commission to Mako Bosr War Inquiry
In the British House OF Commons
Prime Minister Balfour said that the
commission Of inquiry into the conduct
Of the war In South Africa had not
been formed beyond the appointment
Of the Earl Of Eigin as Chairman. Mr..
Balfour thought seven members would
be SUFFICIENT. He said the commission
would be non-political. with military
and naval representatives.
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Man, p,ov,sd in Texas Floods.

many DrOWn6u IN Hex1s Ffooes'
Twelve persons have lost their lives
in the floods Of Pulaka and Bosqua
Rivers, Texas. Five victims We're
white. the remainder negroes who
were camped In the river bottoms
Many houses have been washed away.
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available for use by the President and
the State Department
The Crown Prince will reach this
country about September l. possibly
before that date. A committee Of en-
tertainment will be appointed By the
State Department officials. and pains
will be taken to make the Crown
Princes visit an event of Importance.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13
British Cabinet Change.

J. Austen Chamberlain. Financial
cecretary to the Treasury. will. 1t Is
announced ut London. succeed the
Right Hon. Gerald W. BalfOur rs Pres.
idcnt Of the Board Of Trade.
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Nsv Ysrk's Poor Hay Crop.

Harvesting of the hay crop is de-
layed In many sections by continued
rains In New York State there Is
little cut aud the crop wilt be Of poor
quality
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Anti-Imp o rinIists' open Letter.

Nnti-ItnportuIlSts Op6b kottsr'
Il IL open letter to President Roose'
relt the anti.imperialists' committee ar
raiyn the Army for crueltes In the
Philippines. and offer To sustain all
charges before cOurts-martial.
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Lightning Kills Twenty Eve Sheep.
Lightning killed twenty-five South.
down sheep at one time near Charlotte.
y. G. The animals had huddled under
tree To escape the storm when the
stroke killed them.
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MEN SAVED. GIRLS DROWNED.
three Young woRsn studsnfs Lost on
Lake jefferson.

St Paul. Minn.-Three young women
students Of the State Agricultural Col.
lege were drowned In Lake Jefferson.
They were Miss Eva Fasken and Miss
Mira Pys. Of Faribault. and Miss Ma.
bel Wells. Of Monticello. They had
gone boating with Professor G. L.
Bingham and y. L. Hanson. Of the
college. The lake was rough. the boa,
was overcrowded and II was swamped.
All were thrown into the water. The
girls were drowned while their men
companions swan to shore.
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huostA0 Noto Oh Ifusfn.
The London Daily Mail says there is
reason to believe that the powers will
decline Russia's invitation to take part
In a conference on the subject OF
trusts.
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Wa TinG-fAns 30 Rsmain.
Minister WI Ting.fang has been or.
dered to remain at washington !ndeh.
nitelv
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When It's a Blessing.

4 national debt Is a national blessing
10 those who hold the silt-edged securi'
ties. New York News
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Swiss italian Rupture Settled.
The Swiss and Italian Governments
have settled theit diplomatic rupture.
and the respective Ministers will re-
Sumo thar r0sfA
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Korea. Inde pc .denee Guaranteed.

Great Britain and Japan have made
an agreement to maintain the indie
pendence Of Korea In return for con-
cessions
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c. G. SLOAN CO.. AUcrIoNEERs, 1907 ST

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HANDSOME THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS 1893 18th
ST. NORTHWEST; ALSO HANDSOME THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
KNOWN AS 1903 ST. NORTHWEST
By virtue of the authority vested In me as ex-
D. Parish. deceased. / will offer for SALE at public
auction. at the rooms of the Washington Real Es-
tate Exchange, No. 1914 r street northwest, Wash
ington d G., on THURSDAY, THE SIXTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER. AID. 1902 AT FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ. the following described real estate in the
known sublot 49, in square 274. being 1888 18th
street northwest together with improvements there
on, being handsome three story and basement
brick dwelling. with all modern improvements,
heated by hot water.
Also on THE SAME DAY. AT QUARTER PAST
FOUR PM. subot numbered As, in square 1872 to-
gether with the improvements thereon, known as
1903 r street northwest, being q three-story and
basement brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money
in cash. and the balance I'm equal instaIlments at
and two years, secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, with interest at per cent per an
mum until paid, said interest payable semi-an-
nually or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
A deposit CT 500 on each piece Of property will
be required upon the acceptance Of Bid. All con-
yeyancng and recording at purchasers cost. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within ten days from
day Of sale. or executor the right to re-
sell either both properties at risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser. after five days previous adyer-
usement.
ALEX F. ROBERTSON, Executor
" B.-For further particulars and permit to In
spect above property apply to Messrs. HEEKEfL
& McLERAN. zoos st. northwest
oc25d&ds Q. G. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers
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Anacostia and Vicinity.

The Washburne Mandolin and Guitar Club
has been organized at Anacostfa with
thirty members. The following named have
been elected officers Of the organization:
Mrs J. B. Anderson, president; Dr. Will
lam E. Hamilton. vice president; DR.. Will
lam e. Gales, secretary; Mrs S. E. Lucas
assistant secretary; Mrs. William E. Ham
ilton, treasurer Mr.. Samuel Lucas musical
director; Mr.. J. B. Anderson, general man
ager.
Preparations are being made by the police
officials for the building of a wagon shed
in the rear Of the police station in Ana
costa, in which to provide for the light
patrol wagon that is to be soon attached to
the station The lumber for the building
is being received and the work of con-
struction is expected to take but a short
time.
Motion pictures under the direction of a
Washington company, furnished amusement
last evening for several hours to an audi
ence that filled the assembly hall of the
Government Hospital for the Insane. The
entertainment was on large scale. the
principal views shown being those Of tho
coronation Of King Edward. Mount Pelee
in action and the famous fairy tale of Jack
and the Bean Stalk" besides a number of
miscellaneous pictures. The st. Elizabeth
Band rendered the music that interspersed
the views.
Moses Brooks, colored fifty years old,
who has been a resident of Hillsdale for
twenty years, was today removed to Freed
mems Hospital in an ambulance from his
home on Sheridan avenue. He had been i'll
for number Of days.
Mr.. Armstead Williams. one of the super
visors of the Government Hospital. left
Anacostia this morning for an extended
hunting trip in Virginia.
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WILSON & MAYERs, AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY AND Base
MENT BRICK HOUSE No. 2224 G STREET
NORTH WEST.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust duly recorded in
Lber 2440, folio $50 ct seq, one OF the land rec
ords OF the District OF Columbia, and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby the undersigned
trustees Will offer for sale by public auction. In
'front.' of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE
THIRTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1902,
Al. HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ the follow
Ing described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit: Part OF
original lot numbered FIVE t5), in square numbered
fifty seven 90 beginning for the same on the line
OF north G street at the northeast corner of said
lot hve t5l and running thence west along said
street seventeen % feet ten and one.half 1o1a,
inches; thence south fftyseyen 90 feet eight and
one-haIf $50 Inches; thence east seventeen D feet
ten and one-half 101al inches; thence north fifty
seven 90 feet eight and one-haf $50 inches to
the beginning, together with all the Improvements,
rights, etc.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money In cash,
the balance in one and two years, with interest
from the day of sale, at per cent per annum, Sc
cured by deed of trust the property sold or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser A deposit OF
must be complied with in ten days from day of sale
or the trustees will resell at the risk and cost OF
the defaultfnR purchaser All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM K. HILL.
WALTER HIESToN,
no1-d&ds Trustees.
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Unimproved Property ON
Cambridge Place, Irving
Place and ON u street be-
tween 3Oth and 3ast
streets, "Cooke Park"
West WASHINGTON. I'D. c..

By virtue Of two deeds of trust recorded re-
spectiyely. in Liber No. 24O8 folio 229 and Lfber
252o folio 273 ct seq, OF the land records for the
District Of Columbia, and at the request of the
viii offer for sale by public auction in front Of
the respective premises, on MONDAY, THE SEW
ENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1902
AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in the city
Of Washington District Of Columbia, to wit: All
Of lots numbered sixty CO., sixty te1), sixty
two 1922 and si1tythree 1881, in Ashford & Ridout,
trustees, subdivision of part Of square numbered
twelve hundred and aghty-two 12S2). In that part
of the city OF Washington formerly known as
Cooke Park, Georgetown per plat recorded In
Lber A. R. s., folio 241. Of the records Of the
office Of the surveyor OF the District Of Columbia
also all Of lots numbered one hundred and sixty
hundred and sxty-three 163l. one hundred and
sixty-fOur (164, one hundred and sixty-1ve Q65l,
one hundred and eighty-four $50, one hundred and
eightyfye (1S5, one hundred and eighty -siI 1856
and hundred and eighty-seven $50, In said
Ashford & Ridout, trustees, subdivision of part
OF said square numbered twelve hundred and
eightytwo !12s2, as per plat recorded in A. r. s.,
folio PAT, In the aforesaid records of surveyors,
together with all the improvements, rights, &c.
Terms One-third cash, the balance In one and
two years. with interest from the day OF sale at
six per cent 1870 per annum, secured by deed Of
trust the property sod, or all cash, at the
option of the purchaser A deposit of 800 on each
parcel at the time Of sale. If terms Of sale are
not complied with in IS days from day Of sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, d. @.
ALI conveyHncing, recording, &c, at purchasers
cost. CLEMENT w. HOWARD,
ROBERT II. HAZARD,
po4-dSds Tr1istees