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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-30
FIRE IN JEFFERSON COUNTY
COURTHOUSE.

Fire ragged for two hours under
the roof of the Jefferson county
courthouse, on Wednesday after
noon, inflicting loss of about $50, :
900, with no insurance. The records
were saved without damage.
1t is supposed that the fire was
caused by electric wires among the
dry timbers under the iron roof.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-30
SALE OF STOCK, FARMING
UTENSILS, &c.

Mr.. Morton l.. Rally, who owns
and lives upon the old Len Cox
place, on the SteadmantOwn pike,
will sell all his stock, farming
utensils, household and Kitchen
furniture, ETC., at public sale on
Thursday. January 4, 1905. A lot
of very desirable property will be
sold. Dec. 16-td*.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-30
COURTS TO MEET MONDAY.

There will be courts galore in this
city next week. On Monday the
circuit and county courts will meet.
On Tuesday the Court of Appeals
will reconvene.
AS Monday is a legal holidays no
business will be transacted in
either court then in session.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-30
CAUCUSES CALLED.

Chairman McQuown has called
the caucuses of the Democratic
members of the Legislature to
select the officers of the two bodies.
The House caucus will meet on
Monday night in the Representa-
tive Chamber and the Senate in the
Senate Chamber.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-30
FEDERAL OFFICERS TO IN.
VESTIGATE.

Upon complaint made by Senator
J. G.. s. Blackburn that his mail
had been sent to the Governor
office, in this city, and there tam
pered with, Postoffice Inspector
has been sent here to investigate
and make report of the facts.
The evening world., 1905-09-29
ONLY ONE NEW CHOLERA CASE.

ONIY ONE NV CN6G.
BERLIN. Sept. 2e-tb.1s p. M.)--rhs
oficial buHetin issued to-day announced
that ono Lew cas- Of cholera had been
reported between oon yesterday and
noon to-day. It waS that OF a boat-
man on the Oder. near Breslau. The
totals now are IS cases and 81 deaths.
The evening world., 1905-09-29
TWO TUNNELS
TO JERSEY ARE
COMPLETED
Officials Pass Through Sec
ond Under the Hudson
Tube This Afternoon.

The south tunnel OF the New York
and New Jersey punnel Company. ex-
tending from the foot OF Mortoas street
Jersey City. haS been completed and
.his. afternoon President William 9
McAdoo ana a party Of guests made q
trip through IT.
This TIL lei is IN exact twin OF the
a comn.Gved some time ago.
Just when the tunnels win be put
into actual operation is not known,
but the work will be finished rapidly
and It. win not he q great, while before
folks in Jersey can enter the tunnel
in thsir city and emerge in this
The company has the privilege from
the Rapid Transit Commission to tunnel
across town in this city to. Sixth avenue
and then up tt Thirty-third street. CIV
ing st O terminal in: the heart of the
shopping district. There was some OPP
position from the local transit COM
panies to this extension, but 1t was not
strong enough to overcome the senti-
ment IN favor of It Wshioh existed among
the dry-goods merchants.
The evening world., 1905-09-29
TINS NAME
USED IN FRAUD
Pretended Relationship Opens
Way for Bogus Check Passer,
Who Finds the Bowery Only.
Too Wiling to Cash.

The influence Of Congressman "Big
Tim Sullivan is being played to ,he
limit by what appears to be an crgrn
ICED gang OF east side thieves. The.
police were notified to-day by Attorney
Frank X. Wilimann. or No. $50 Broad
way. that q man representing himself
as q nephew Of Timothy y. sullivan has
boon presenting worthless checks to
merchants in s%uliivan's district and de-
pending upon the influence Of the Con-
CHEESEMAN'S name to Get taem ,cashed.
Victor Ernay, q. cigar dealer. at No
s4s Bowery. cashed a check for $50
drawn on the Forty-secopd stree
branch OF the Corn Exchange Bank.
The man told Ernay he was a nephew
OF the Congressman. The paper was
refused al the bank, with the state
ment that L.eberman Brothers q Co.
against whom It wa drawn. had neveI
been heard OF.
Attorney Wilimann put two privat,
detectives al work. and has learned o.
three similar swindfes. Congressman
Sullivan denied having a nephew Older
than nine years.
The evening world., 1905-09-29
n1ssle-Ai..ry Ey.st I. siil1ss

,nxtraSsAlnary Event N oillCas
Ons-uuarter of q million dollars worth
81 alike u q tremendous quantity for
mnst dry goods houses to sell In an
enure year. A. vantine q &c. are
fersst to New York women shoppers.
~ alike are bSing sold actually be-
fcI cost by that firm,. ouAng 10 condt-
Hons which are exptained In their ad.
vsgtising. Every yard % six = OF
~ D.ttssns T TSs F snr snis sS " ss1os 2
snn0uncement, made BY Q reliahlA house
- Vsntinc g Co. Win serve to INTEREST
Svsry New York woman who wsats nns
"a fame OF '.vantine,s". was maAs IN
Onsntsl eood;: m,nc e 0omeStto
16ntsssie siik buyer Of the house. how
49, ~s.n5aanged" ON domestic silks ana
SSssnent did not call q halt until over
szS0j060 worth Of fhese domestic sitlu
WeFs ordered. IN the ordinary course OF
nSs,,ne such sss" q cuantity Of purely Amnesss. .
scsn foods in M season: therefore the
AZ retail urices lower than "Vantine's's
nsAiSat Wholesale at h mills. Imagine
6si9E able 70 buy one yssd ST dozen
h:SnS SsSsnr sa ssss p II sys e sa!s !.
~: ard 4 e ssSs TO = that never
sa;s, s.. .s slh;s::ssS q MT u:
~ vess turn q protect.
The evening world., 1905-09-29
WRECKED
BY EXPLOSION;
PANIC NFLAT
Tenants Believe It Was
Caused by Bomb; Gas,
Say the Police.

The residents Of an apartment-
house At One Hundred and Forty
third street and Eighth avenue were
startled and sent screaming with fright
to the street early to-day by q terrific
explosion that knocked down pictures
and hurled n woman up into the air.
Glass wal smashed In the windows and
thu plastsrtng on the ceilings fell down
and added to the terror and confusion
Of the residents.
There are fifteen families IN the build
nj. The police and Hremen succeeded
Of the house to the street. but women
tainted and men shook with fear as they
went down the stairs. fearing a repetii
ton OF the explosion.
Tho building 10 a flve-story one,
double. with two stores on tbs ground
foorsf One was occupied by the Out
cauAt Brothers' laundry, the other Ivy
Salvatore de MarcellL. Q barber. The
explosion occurred in the rear Of the
baxber shop. Tho place then caught
Ore and was totally destroyed.
The tenants OF the house were certain
the explosion was caused by a dynamite
bomb, but q thorough search of the
premises failed to reveal anything tina,
would indicate this. Capt Thompson
believes that 1t was an explosion Of gas,
such n frequently occurs when fires
are confined as this one a
Tho police and the Fire Marshal be-
gan an investigation. and for three
hours had de Marcellt and his two
assistants, Nicholas Ziandi Of No. 3l
East One Hundred and Twentieth street
and Joseph Pozzi, of No. s14 East One
Hundred and Sixth street at the station
house. De Marcelh said that he had
0,000 insurance on his place n tina,
he valued the property that was burned
at $500. The police DO not believe II
-,es rnrhh that much F
The evening world., 1905-09-29
N~sTABBER EASILY ESCAPES.


mDoLAs I. L. Sept, ss.-dAzne
Washington. . nesress. twenty-five
years old. - In one Nussau Hospital
suffering from two stab wounds inhict-
"a. It U alleged BY her c~ommon-law
husband, Dominick Presto, ~thinty-one
years old. o iaborer on the Log Island
Railroad. The mar ha1 escaped.
I Other assaults have occurred recently
and the a3saiiant got away without
dftculty. There are only five c~onstables
The evening world., 1905-09-29
JUSTICE BURR NAMED.
Nominated for Supreme Court Seat
He Now Fills By Appointment.

Justice Joseph A.. Burr vas to-day
nominated by the Republicans for SUI
preme Court Justice in the second de-
partment, which includes the counties
of Kings, Queens, Suffolk. Nassau.
Raihmond. westchester. Duchess, Put
man,, Rockland and Orange.
The delegates met In the Kings County
Court House at noon to-day, with Isaac
M. Mills. OF westchester. as chairman.
Former Corporation Counsel Albert g.
Macdonald. of Brooklyn, presented the
name of Justice hui and the nomina-
ton was made BY reclamation.
Justice Burr a e serving in the
Supreme Court since December last,
when he was appointed by Gov. Odell to
I'LL the vacancy caused by the promo
ton Of Justice Edgar M. cullom to the
Court Of Appeals.
The evening world., 1905-09-29
"A TO BURY
OWN CHILDREN.
Parcnts WHO Lost Three chilhren
Ivy Diphthcria Hsd fiarrow-
ing nxoericnce.

Especial 70 The Eveolns world,
WILMINGTON, Del. Sept. es.-Mr.
and Mrs Frank Stevens, who live on a
farm near Hickman. los. three daugh-
ters within the past weak from black
diphtheria- Mary, twelve years old, died
on last Friday Nellie, fourteen, on
Tuesday, and Helen, eighteen. yester-
day. Owing to the contagious nature
OF the disease they were refused aid and
were compelled to bury 4heir loved ones
themselves. They are hearobroken over
their loss ana the narrowing experience
of burying their own dead.
The evening world., 1905-09-29
ORDERS
ADDICKS SALE.
Property of Delaware Leader Goes
Under the Hammer After Ions
Legal Fisht.t

wnLNMN0rON. Del, Sept. @.-The
personnel effects Of J. Edward Addicls
on four farms IN Newcastle County,
win b sold nsxt month to satisfy a
judgment for S25 900 which was recently
obtained against him BY Charles 8.
Hinchman, Of Camden, N. j., In tho
Supreme Court 6f New Jersey.
In the United States Court here to-
day, Judge Gray. after consentins to
several postponemenvs because Of alb
sence Of q ceftihed copy OF the New
Jersey DECREE, dismissed the. petition
filed by Addfcks against Hinchman. 70
show cause why the personal properly
should be sold. Addicks wa directed
United States Marshall Flynn, who
has already attached the effects, then
fixed Dot. II a. the date or selling the
property. The decision OF Judge Gray
Il the elimination OF mach litigation
on the subject
The evening world., 1905-09-29
DOG LED TO MASTERS EDDY.

The barking and moaning yesterday
morning OF a terrier dog at the back
door OF the home of George Henry Hill
Der, at Dow and Factory streets. Belle
vile, N, j., attracted the attention. OF
Mrs. Hiiber. On opening the door the
dog led her 10 the rear Of the yard
where che found her husbands body.
The evening world., 1905-09-29
SUSPECT SUICIDE PACT
woman Il Dead and Man Compan-
ION Under Arrest.

ion Under Arrest.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept. 2s.-Mrs. Nellie
West Long was so-day found dead In a
at the Burlington Hotel. h had
commitusd suicide with morphine. +.
"Bert'' Grimm, her fance, who was
with her, Is under arrest charged with
having entered Into . suicide pact with
the woman. SO.
He declared that they were about to
be married. when he became suspicious
taat she had not obtained a divorce
from Oliver Long. They went TO the
hotel to talk the matter over, and
while he vas absent from the room she
took morphine.
The evening world., 1905-09-29
CYCLONE KILLS
IN CAPE Town.
Many Natives Meet Death in storm
that Lays Town Of 5000 In
bnbitants I'm Waste.

OAPETOwN. Cape Colony, Sept. D.
4 cyclone last night struck Malmesbury.
q town AT 500 inhabitants, situated
thirty-nve miles from here, and reduced
II 20 ruins.
The evening world., 1905-09-29
DROPPED DEAD
ON JERSEY TRAIN.
NeewYork Business Man succuuib'
to Heart yDisease I'm .
Crowded Car.

EI.IZABETH, N. J., Sept. 1s.-Edward
r. Weeks. u s%tationsr OF New York
city, with ofices at No. os Pine street,
dropped dead from heart disease last
night in a Central Railroad train just
below Grecnville as he was on his way
home. The car N which he rode was
crowded.
Mr.. Weeks. who was ffty-eight years
old, was the FOUNDER OF the Elizabeth
Town and Country Club nad a vestry-
man of st. Johns Episcopal Church.
He is survived by a widow and six chill.
dreu,
The evening world., 1905-09-29
POLICE TOLD no
SHOOT STUDENTS.
Mayor Of lradisons wis.,, 20 stor
.RowAyism u the state
stynivcrsity.

MADISON. wis. Sept. Gas . result
Of an attempt by a crowd Of students
to break up bhA-performanoe of q car
nival company. Mayor Curtis to-day
gave orders to the police to shoot any
students who resist arrest or assault
officers.
President Van Hiss, Of the State
show no discrimination against students
and said that he would expel every stu
den. convicted In court. and would sus-
pend all arrested. At q c~opvocation To-
student1 for rowdy conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
BEEF PACKERS DEMURRERs.
Arguments Completed Before judge
Humphrey at Chicago.

The hearing of arguments on the de-
murrers to the Indictment returned by the
federal grand Jury against five of the big
packing concerns and seventeen of their
employees was closed late yesterday after
noon at Chicago. and if Judge Humphrey.
before whom the arguments have been
made, retains his present impression of the
case, one-haIf of the indictments chargn s
the packers with conspiracy in restraint
will be Sustained and the remaining counts
oyerruled When it announced that
the case had been closed Judge Humphrey
said:
LAS It now looks to the court the odd
numbered counts are sufficient and the
event. numbered counts Insufficient. Them
may be a change, in my mind, before L
give my decision. l will faithfully read
the authorities cited. When l am ready
to render my decision in the case l Will
notify the district attorney and the attor-
neys for the defendants
The odd-numbered indictments, which
may be considered sufficient by the court,
charge conspiracy among the defendants
in restraint of. trade. The even numbered
counts charge a monopoly. The first count
in the indictment is not to be considered
in the decision of Judge Humphrey. As TO
this count the packers are to plead not
guilty and go to trial Immediately.
Edward Tilden, president of the board or
education and head of the National Pack
ing Company and Libby, Mcneil * Libby,
has been served with subpoena to appear
as witness in the trial of the packers
Mr. Tilden has been ordered to produce, on
November l. books and papers pertaining
to the two packing firms. which were not
named in the conspiracy indictment. dc
was one of the hundreds of witnesses VINO
appeared before the grand jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
Cal Browne Comes Back.

Col J. Edwin Browne, national COM
mander of the Army and Navy Union, re-
turned TO Washington yesterday from
Brooklyn. N. Y, where he went as the
guest of the Societies of Veterans and other
soldier organizations of the metropolis. The
reception to Col. Browne was held at Saen-
gcrbund Hall Tuesday night, and it is esti-
mated that nearly 1900 persons were pres
emit
Col. Browne was accompanied to New
York by his chief aid, Lieut.. William A
Hickey. both wearing the full dress uni
form of the Army and Navy Union. The
address OF welcome on behalf of the eiti-
zens of Brooklyn was made by Gen. Hora-
ito c. King s'Our Union was the sub
ject Of a stirring address by Col. Browne.
Other speakers were Gen Joseph w. Kay,
ccnmaEder-in-chief of the Union Veteran
Legion. Rev Father John P. Chadwick,
late chaplain of the battieship Maine, who
praised .the men behind the guns; MI
Tho mas O'Neill member of the New York
assembly and others. The function was
urser the auspices of Gen. George {. Gus
ter Garrison. No. 2. Army and Navy Union
OF Brooklyn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
Soldiers Free From Yellow Fever.

The War Department has received daily
reports from military posts located near
yellow fever infected points with a view
of keeping in touch with the situation SO
as to take care of the troops stationed at
those points. Up to the present time there
have been no cases among the soldiers sta
toned near any of the infected centers.
This Immunity is attributed TO the fact that
vigorous precautions were taken as soon as
the fever outbreak occurred. Every WIN
dow in every building was screened ana
steps were taken TO destroy all mosquitoes.
and sceens were placed over water barrels
and tanks Officers of the army believe that
through these precautionary measures yell
low fever in the different southern garisons
has been successfully avoided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
Mrs. Hearst Gives University $5oO,ooO

Several valuable gifts were received by
the board of regents for the State Univer-
sity at it's monthly meeting in San Fran
cisco yesterday, Mrs. Hearsts Donation
alone amounting to nearly S50oooo- For
the last seven years she has been collecting
from all parts of the world archaeological
and meteorological material, and this col
lection she has given to the university.
The gift cost Mrs. Hearst more than
500 coo and in addition she gives $6OoJo
to the university for the maintenance OF the
deuartment of anthropology.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
THos. ]. OWEN & son. AUcTloNEERs.

THos. ]. OWEN & son, AUcT1oNEERs.
Chancery sale to close an estate. An
unusual opportunity to purchase
fine renting property in the CEN
ter OF the city. Houses numbered
1326-28-3o-32 and "a Ninth Street
northwest. Also premises num-
<bered 100 Sixteenth street, being
the northwest corner of Sixteenth
and l. streets northwest, fronting
fifty $50 feet on Sixteenth street.
The undersigned trustees. In pursuance of
desree Of the Pr Court Of the District
offer for sale at public auction In front Of the
District of Columbia. on THURSDAY, THE NINE.
HALFPAsT ROTH o cfocK P 4 p Lot lSe'i nu nr
bered nfty-four t54) In the heirs of John David
% az as p s three %
n X, folios l02 and 103, of the records of the
Also lots seventy TO- sixtynine ss5 and sists
eight t6S) In Frank Il. Browning's subdivision Of
lots In square numbered three hundred and sixty.
seven $3.50, as said subdivision is recorded in the
once OF the surveyor for the District Of Columbia
IN book IS p ls4. said lot numbered fifty four (54
Is improved by two three story brick dwelling hous
es' 1s2e and ls2s 9Th St NV ane an alley house
improved by a three-story brick dwelling. 1890.
1882 1884 9th st. nv. Said houses viii be offered
Tor sale separately. and If not sold VIII be offered
And on FRIDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF
oek part AT IT lot ons a In ssooas
Davidson's subdivision Of lots in square numbered
one hundred and eighty-three, said subdivision
Is recorded in the office of the Surveyor OF the
District OF Columbia in book N. K. p. 2. as
contained in the following metes and bounds
north at the southeast corner OF said lot and
square, running thence west along said street
l2sl feet thence east seventytwo feet to the line
twenty 25 feet to the place Of A beginning H s
and eighty three s3), as the same is recorded in
lber N. X, folios 10 and 20. OF the records Of
said part Of lot one "a of said square one hun.
dred and eighty-three t1S3) is improved by three
$4,000 dollars per month Said houses being
numbered l1oo 18th st and 1908 and 1905 L ST
Terms of sale: Cash, in which event the prop.
erty win be delivered TO the purchaser free OF
membranes; or thirty three hundred ss, 800 ool
said thirty three hundred tss.seooo dollars IN
cash, and The balance In one and two years
with interest. said deferred payments 10 be Sc.
cured by deed of trust the property sold. On
tn. .h p,s az 10TH ana sIs sash 70 which atsnt
brances. eight Thousand ss o0o0ol dollars ciish
and one-third Of the purchase price oyer said
sum In cash; balance In enc and two years With
interest on deferred payments. Said deferred pay
ments to he secured by deed of trust on property
dollars viii be required on each said house on
9th street, and deposit OF five hundred f$500.0ol
Of ieth and streets Convey ancins. recording.
Sc, nj cost of the purchaser. a good title to each
parcel OF the property sold VIII be delivered to the
CHARLES Is r. eAGErT Colorado Building
pnsclv NksE s sls MS Z colorado building
oc0.d&ds,eSu Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AUcrIoNEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es,
AND 1911 s.rH STREET NV: SOB AND 500
STREET Fl r MI HI 30 STREET nTg NV
By virtue of decree passed in Equity Cause No.
2o5so, wherein Tiletson f. Brown. ct al. are
de PENDANTS, the undersigned trustees will offer for
sale at public auction. in front Of the premises, on
ToBER, 1905, ar F6unsTHiRrY O'Clock H.,
the following described real estate situate In the
The south fifty Ave ,55j feet Of lot in square num-
bered three hundred and ninety-seven (S91 Inn
and 1906 sth street n.w.. and SOB and sos street
NV.
At FIVE O'CLOCK PM on the same day the
CD In square four hundred aud seventeen 4tIl I'M
proved by premises numbered ISL 18th street 2 W
ZENITH. 1905, AT FoUR-THiRTY O'CLOCK
M, part of lot numbered two 90 in square
point ON Sd street NV. o2.67 feet north OF the
southwest corner of said square and running thence
Hence east 50 feet thence south i467 feet thence
west SO feet to the place OF beginning. improved
On OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH.sAT,F -FOUR FORTY.
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. sublot numbered seventy
And on OCTOBER EiGH Ti; Al FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, sublot twenty two t22} In square
Terms Of sale: oue-third OF the purchase money
to he paid In cash, Hnd the balance In two equal
,nstaliments, payable In one AMI two years. with
setni-annualiy. from day of sale. secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold. or all cash. at the
Of hundred dollars ts1o6j Will be required Of
the purchaser or purchasers each piece of prop
within fifteen days from day Of sale Otherwise the
rss ana s.t e o s s E ss sa
IEsJasiiS s :; MISea. Trustee;
7. PERCY MYERS Ta,lstse. p''S
oeo-d&sis.esa 46S La. ave. NV.
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In Memory of Sclopis.

The Department of State is in receipt OF q
dispatch from the American consul at Tur-
in. Italy, reporting the unwilling at that
nlace on August Is of monument to Count
E,e5erico Sclopis. which was attended by
the king and queen and military and other
officials The mayor of Turin made an aa-
dress, in which he recalled the service rem
dered by Count Sclopis in connection Win
tho cnmmission to arbitrate the Alabama
question between the United States ana
Great Britain, of which commission he was
the r1resideut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-12
CHANCERY SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING NO. 215 NINTH STREET SOUTH


WEST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. passed in the equity
cause of Elizabeth Loretta Shlllinburg, complain
ant vs. Edna May Shiliinburg ct al. defendants,
No 25445. will sell, In front of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER. I'D. 1905, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following. described real es.
tate, situate In the city of Washington. District
of Columbia. together with all the rights. ways.
easements. privileges and appurtenances to tho
some belonging. and being, TO wit, lots numbered
A. and 40 in Barker & Petingae's subdivision, Of
lots IN square numbered 1888. according TO the
plat of said subdivision the appears of
record in the office of the surveyor for said Dis
the three-story brick dwelling No. 215 9th street
southwest
Terms of SALE One-third of the purchase money
thereafter. one-third in year, and onefhird in
two (2 years thereafter with interest at the rate
OF six 90 per centum per annum such deferred
payments from day of sale until paid, payable
semi-annually, the deferred payments to be rep
resented by the promssory notes of purchaser, Sc
cured by deed of trust the property sold; or
ali cash, at purchasers option. deposit Of
two hundred dollars $500 .00) to be made at time
of sale All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms TO be complied with in ff-
teen 90 days from day of sale; otherwise the
trustee reserves the right TO resell at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser
GUY H. JOHNSON. Trustee
Columbian building.
THOMAS ]. OWEN & son. Auctioneers
Oc6-dSdseSu