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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-27

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(ScrlppS news ASSOclatlOn.)
BOISE, June 27.-Although sub
stantial progress Ia being made 1t Is
not likely the defense in the Hay
wood case will be able to complete
its side before the middle of July,
owing to the length of time con-
sumed by Borah and Hawley in
cross examination Of every witness.
The intensely hot weather is hav-
ing its effect on .he jury and 3 Of
them showed the strain when they
came into court today. The prose-
cution is still holding Cr. MCGEE
and Mrs. Lottie Day here in order
that their testimony may be exam
ined.
II McGee's story that Orchard
was In Wallace in 1904 is true it
absolutely upsets Orchards claim
that he was in Denver at that time
holding a conference with Meyer
and Haywood on the best means of
getting rid Of Bradley at San Fran
cisco.
Half a dozen detectives employed
by the prosecution are now at work
in the Occur d'hlenes looking up
evidence to discredit MCGEE. The
latter Is decidedly positive In his as
sertions as he knew Orchard well.
The cross examination of W.. H.
Davis, the man o. chard swore led
the crowd that destroyed the Bunk
er Hill & Sullivan mill, was re-
sumed this morning. He also named
Davis as his accomplice in the In
dependence depot explosion.
fon direct examination Davis de-
hied emphatically every charge that
Orchard made against him. He said
he remained at Gem the day of the
Bunker Hill attack and talked with
the postmaster several times on
that date. At Cripple Creek he had
heard Orchard barate Steunenberg
and threaten to Kill him.
This morning Borah referred
back to Orchards conversation in
the union hall at Altman, when
Orchard in the presence of Davis,
Easterly and Parker declared that
Steunenberg had made him a pau
per and he wouI get even with
him.
Davis was sura Of Orchards ex-
act statement, but was unable to
tell except in general terms what
the other said at The time.
Davis and Bora1 mixed in several
wordy clashes bus the witness was
not particularly worried by the ag-
gressive manner If his inquisitor.
He said he knew Orchard and his
Cripple Creek wife. but never visit
ed at their home. At the time of
the indicator nine explosion he
lived half mile from the mine.
Soon after the explosion he was
placed in Jail. His wife and baby
died soon afterward. The court
discharged him ca the evidence Of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-27
TEST CITY vAcRANCY
ORDINANCE

Judge Sullivan stated this morn
ing that the decision in the va
grancy cases appealed from the JUS
tice court by John Dollarhide and
doc" Reed will be given at 3
o'clock this afternoon. On the de-
cision hinges the validity of the
city vagrancy ordinance. Dollar
hide and Reed were known as pro-
fessional gamblers. Detective Nc
Dermott arrested them on sus-
picion of being bunco men. On fail
ure to produce evidence to that ef-
feet, they were charged with being
Migrants and fined 500 and costs.
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FR0F. HART ACCEPTS

Secretary Thomas, of the Spo.
kane school board, today received
message from Prof. N. NJ. Hart
at Butte, saying that he had been
released by the Butte board and
had accepted the offer to take
charge Of the Spokane high school.
1t Is not known when he will move
to this city. SPOKANE viii pay
Prof Hart $4,000 per year, which
Is $3.50 per year more than he was
receiving In Butte
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WON'T LET FATHERS
BODY BE MOVED
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DENVER, June 27.-Mrs. Jessie
Falkenburg Falls Of Los Angeles,
has erected a simple monument on
the grave Of her father, F. A. Fall
kenberg, late head consul Of the
Pacific jurisdiction OF the Woodmsh
of the World, AMI refuses to allow
the order to remove the body OF
her father to plot where an ella.
borate monument erected in his
memory is to be unveiled Sunday.
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months posing as millionaire, 10
really Jas. Farley, the noted strike
breaker.
When Birch" arrived he was &C
companied by several men who
were. alleged to be legal advisers.
He had letters Of Introduction to
Rudolph Spreckles and a score of
high officials. 1t is the greatest joke
on the town in years.
Farley. in the guise of million
aire, has frequented the best places
and has met the wealthiest men. He
has visited clubs, frequented the
race track at Emeryville and bet
his $500 and $1,000 on a race.
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THREATEN
BIG STOCK EXCHANGES

attorney general to alleged viola
tions of the interstate commerce
law by the telegraph companies.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-The
telegraphers' strike situation Is un-
changed here today. The compan-
les claim the wo'k of moving mes
nages continues 10 improve. Small
IL expected to make an important
announcement. bu. there is no inti-
maiLsn as TO its nature.
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GAME CASE DISMISSED

Justice Stocker this morning dis.
charged George Hungerford, &C.
cused of hunting and pursuing a
deer In violation CT the game laws
Game Warden Merrill claimed that
Hungerford shot at deer out of
season. There was not sufficient
evidence. Hungerford lives at New.
man lake,
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The Haywood defense
made q strong point this
afternoon In the testimony
Of w. w. Rush, engineer In
charge Of the locomotive
drawing a train into Victor
and which It has been
charged the union miners
tried to wreck.
Rush related his converse
tlon with Detectives Scott
and Sterling and openly &C
cused them Of tampering
with the track In order to
throw blame and suspicion
on the strikers.
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PORTUGUESE ASK
lNTERCESSI0N
(Scripps News Association

LONDON, June 27.-Lisbon dis
patches say the Portuguese appeals
to foreign courts to intercede with
King Carlos to abolish repressive
measures are being endorsed by the
premier Of Franco The editor of a
paper that was suppressed intends
to print in Spain and smuggle
copies to Portugal
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BOARD OF HEALTH
HAS HIM ARRESTED

The board Of health this morning
caused the arrest of G. H. Clark for
moving patient having con-
tagious disease without permission
from the health department. Mr..
Clark went to the Kearney sanitar-
ium with a buggy and took Mrs.
Carrico to a house on Tenth av.
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tScriprs News Association)
CHICAGO, juno 27,-Secretary
Russell, of the telegraphers' union.
said today that Il is possible the
strike will reach the Chicago board
Of trade and New York stock ex.
change within "a hours. He says
the sentiment among operators ia.
vors blow at the board exchanges.
The American Federation Of La
Dor has called the attention OF the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-27
THOUGHT HE WAS ROBBED

II. Robinson, bartender, report
ed to the police last night that he
had been robbed of $40 and a ticket
to Salt Lake city at the Brook sa-
loon. This morning the police in
vestigated and after close sweat
ing Robinson stated that he had af-
terward found the money. He has
been drinking heavily.
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ALLEN WILL STICK AROUND

Ethan Allen jr. plumbing in
spector, has been prevailed upon
by members Of the board of health
to remain in that position until a
successor is confirmed by the city
council. Mr.. Allen yesterday went
on strike and ref,:sed to longer be
connected with the administration
that has practically fred him.
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BUTTE PITCHER ON BENCH

o. ]. Bandolin, who pitched for
the Butte baseball team last year,
is now probate Judge of the new
county of Bonner. Idaho, with head
quarters at Bonners Ferry. He
was justice of the peace when the
county of Kootenai was divided.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-27
COMEDY IN COURT
COSTS FLYNN COIN

One dollar and costs was assess
ed against Mrs. George Parsons for
hitting r. Reap on his bald head
with club. Justice Hinkle had
some trouble in keeping order, the
case was So funn. After the bail.
In had shouted his stereotyped COR
der In the court numerous times
Justice Hinkle remarked:
Here, here; we must have or
der!"
"Haw, haw, haw!" came loudly
from the rear OF the court room
ARREST that mani" commanded
the court.
The bailiff took hitch in his
trousers (he's always taking a
hitch In 'em) and singled out a
Great Northern brakeman named
Flynn.
Flynn will be fined for contempt
at the close of other proceedings.
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MAY SUTTON WINS
tscripps News Association,

NSCffpDs NtWS NsssICIf' "sHF
LONDON. June 27 May Sutton,
California tennis champion, today
defeated Miss Slceook In straight
heats of the first round Of the la
dies championship singles. Her
chances of retaining the champion.
ship are good, as she is back In
her 1905 form.
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MAIL CARRIERS
ON STRIKE

(Scripps News Assocation.)
BUTTE. June 27.-Every mail
carrier in Butte last night went on
strike. They declare the wage
scale Is insufficient: to live on.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-27
"BlACk KID" TRAPPED

WAWONA, Cal June 27-A re-
port was brought in today that
BLACK Kid the Yosemite stage
robber, was surrounded in the
Chowchilla mountains and would
either be captured or killed within
a few hours.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-27

NEW LONDON. Conn, June 81.
Rough water this morning forced
postpOnement of the varsity and
freshmen 8 cared shell races. The
big varsity race between Yale and
Harvard was postponed until $50
this evening,
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HANGED IN A BUNCH

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, June ~.
-Convicts Harry Vaughn, George
Ryan and Edward Raymond were
hanged together this morning for
the murder of 2 guards at the state
penitentiary during the mutiny Of
1908.
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COCKTAILS WILL
ALSO QUIT
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tScripps News Assocfetion.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 81
Another reorganization of the canal
commission is being considered by
Taft and Roosevelt. Major Cocktails
is said to have found the job too
big for him.
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FRANCIS MURPHY
IS DYING
(scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
LOS ANGELES. June 27.-Frans
els Murphy, the great temperance
lecturer, Is sinking. His doctors ad.
mitted this morning there is no
hope Of saving his life.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-27

The police were notified today
that there was lost boy at the
Old Homestead bakery, 900 Second
nv.
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FARLEY's JOKE ON FRISCO
Noted Strikebreaker Posed as /:
Millionaire

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-1t
has leaked out that "Jas. Birch, OF
New York." who has been at the
palatial st. Francis hotel for
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Wll[B gR11 0M=BV-T EE-9EA,
June to October. A. c. & s. II. LETCHWORTh.
je1-30t.4
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Walk From St. Louis to Norfolk.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 3.-WilIiam A.
Smith and Richard c. Belle, who have ac-
complished several feats of pedestrianism.
have started to walk from st. Louis to the
jamestown exposition. which they expect TO
reach August 10. The distance is about
1850 miles. The walk IS in the nature Of Il
race The general route extends to H,ipna.
Ark, where the Mississippi river WI be
crossed, thence to Birmingham Atlanta. the
capitals of the two Carolinas. to James
town. Railroad tracks will be followed 10
avoid hills. The race will end at James
town in a siX-day race at the exposition.
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WIFE HELPED THE BURGLAR.
Held Husband, Thinking He Only Had
Nightmare.

CLEVELAND, June 3.-Because he was
subject to Nightmares, David Ordway. of
Lakewood, a suburb, lost jewelry valued
at $500 Saturday night. He was awakened
by a burglar in his room, and, hoping to
brighten the burglar, yelled at the top of
his voice. Then he tried to get up and
chase the midnight invader, but just as he
was making a flying leap out of bed his
wife, aroused by her husbands cries, seized
him
Burglars, burglarsr shouted Ordway
while trying to free himself from his wife's
grasp. But she held on with a deathike
firmness and urged him to lie down and go
to sleep. She thought he had a nightmare,
and feared he would injure himself if per-
mitted to pursue a phantom robber. The
couple had lively tussle Ordway finally
tore away, only to find the burglar had
made his escape. Two diamond rings and
a diamond stud Were missing from their
bed room dresser
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Courtney Not Satisfied With Cornell

ITHACA, N. Y, June 3.-The shake-up al
Cornell is only one of many. Coach Court
ney has made no secret OF the fact that he
is having troubles of his own. He says tho
crew should do well. and that he cannot
understand why It doesn't. Meanwhie the
crew continues to fzzle. Considering tho
fact that Cornells varsity eight is made up
Of five of last years victorious crew and
two from last years four-oared comoina-
ton, it seems strange that the crew has
been so slow in getting into shape. The
positions have been changed repeatedly
but none of the old oarsmen have been
taken out to allow the seating of junior
men. The junior crew. however, has been
rowing together for over month and mas
beaten the varsity eight repeatedly.
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Future DAYS.
ADAM A. wEsCnLER. AUCTloNEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE-FOURTU UNDI
NlnEn INTEREST IN VALUABLE REAL


NlpEn INTEREST IN VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE
~ Nr,ur of a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded in Liner No. BOIL. folio %44 ct seq. OF the
l'ri records az Tie District Of columbia. and ut
~" request ~ the Varty secured thereby, H."
undersigned trustees will sell, public auction,
s. font II tie" premises on TUESDAY. TIE
FLEfENTIT DAY OF JUNE. A. II. 1907. At
Hal F-FASf FOUR O'CLOCK PM. n ono fourth
undivided interest in the following Il, scriicI land
nd promises. situate in TIE city Of Washington
n o., District Of columbia. and designated as and
D. ll.. su!i"t four cN III square nv" hundred and
t'iEa-N coo. as shown and recorded in the
eds o.: thr sUrvcFors office OF the District Of 90
Iva lin '8-r t-,r with fa~ Improvements. consist
H. 81 JFsrs house AMI other ia .TuVc:ucatS.
TEENS u: sac: tur-rulri uf the purchase money
{" Be- pad W ,J~G. AMI liz" t@laugc IN two equal
!s~. liHrHt-. payable ir one %ul years. with
Interest at SiN per rrrt-tu Ter auIun. payable
svI.t.tJu. ll'. truia day OF sale secured Icy deed
oi tru.J O.. .f 'G" property sold ali cash. al the
option ui i,, purchaser \ deposit of $50 will
lie required of The purchaser al tie time Of sale
Al suL., yal-uE. recording AMI no arial fees at
,ou,jdi"i WITH within fifteen days from dly of
saiv. vt..CIW;>C the trustees :hc right to
resell o." r'",.rty at tie rsk and cost of the
d-f.u.t.uG Fur. .Ner. after r.. days ADVERTISEMENT
"f sH.G r",'!" tu som" newspaper published in the
city OF Washington, u. g.
ALFRED n. SMITH
RALPH +. WALKER.
Gr'-''-hN j. 'N't HiNEO Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.
UNITED STATES MARSHAI7s sALT

by virtue Of writ of heri fscias issued out of
the clerks office of the Supreme Court of the Dis
T!ct OF Columbia. and to me directed. / Will sell.
at public sale, for cash. at the auction rooms of
Adam A. Weschler go Pa. ave. NV, in said Dis
trict. SArI RDAl. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE. 1891. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN. the follow
ing described property 10 wit: Show cases. coun
erS furniture piano lot OF assorted feathers, etc.
seized and levied upon the property of Henry A.
Dep"lly aud sold 10 satisfy execution No. 49,,
habeas corpus docket In favor of the United States
AULlCK PALMER. L. $. Marshal.
ADAM A. WESCILER, Auetioneer.
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THos J OWEN son. AUcTioNEERs.

TRl SrEES' SALE or TWO STORY AND Gel
LAR BRICK DWELLING, No. ll2i PARK
ROAD
nv virtue % certain deed OF trust duly re-
corded ln un,r 2s5T. folio 49, seq Of the
land records uf tie District OF Columbia, aud AT
the request ~ %" party secured thereby, the IN
crfs'gurd trustees Will sell at public auction, in
fT"u' Of thr premises. on THURSDAY, JUNE
SIXTH 1907 at HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. the following described land and premises,
situated H She county OF Washington, District Of
(u.-uEA.U. Lot forty niue 49, Of John G.. Ho.deu'S
subdivision ~ lot twelve tl2l, in block twenty 2Ol,
- ,4L.uIlA lrIg.ts.' said subdivision Is re-
corded la county book No. 10 page IS Of the
records of the Office Of the surveyor Of the District
OF Columbia.
Terms OF sale: sold subject TO a prior deed Of
trust for four thousand tS4 OoOi dollars, particu-
Jar Of which viii DE stated at the time Of sale
balance over said trust To be paid In cash A de
E~t OF $500 Will be required time OF sale.
S"nveySncing aud recording n purchasers cost.
sAle 10 b" closed In fifteen days from day OF sale
OF deposit forfeited.
BENJAMIN S. MINOR
my27-dGds. eSu rrustsas
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCTlONEER.


AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AT AUG
TION A FINELY LOCATED AND WE'LL
CONSTRUCTED BRICK BUILDING, OCCU-
PIED AS AN APARTMENT HOUSE. 2220
WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause
No. 2Gl59, the undersigned trustee Will sell, at
public auction, in front of the premises. on
THU RSDAY. THE SMITH DAY OF JUNE, 1901
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
above described property known lot numbered
twenty co.. In square numbered fifty -four GA,
per plat recorded in Liber No. IL, folio 5. of the
records of the surveyor of the District of Colum-
bia.
Terms OF sale: A loan of six thousa nd dollars
CSC 00O) at five per cent interest for three years
IAN be obtained for purchaser of said property;
balance in cash. all cash, at the option OF
purchaser; 5000 deposit required at time of sale.
Conveyancing, recording and notaral fees at cost
OF purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within twenty days from date of sale, otherwise
trustee reserves the right to resell the property
at the expense of the defaulting purchaser, after
FIVE days advertisement published in Wash ing
ton newspaper.
NJ. d. ROSENBERG Trustee
n.y2sd&ds Jenifer building. 9Th and SITS. NV.
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The Allegany County CddD. Rural FREE De-
livery Carriers Association has been form
ed with the following officers: Wiafc!d
s. Athey, president; c. +. Pfeiffer. vice
president; Walter Logsdon, secretary. u. 9.
Browning. treasurer: executive committee,
II. H. White, c. e. Pfeitfer and e. {.
Rrnwning
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER
OF BOTH AND CAMBRIDGE SIS, GEORGE
TOWN, d. c., AT PUBLIC AUCTION. CAN
BE PROFlTABLY sUBDIvIDED.
BY virtue OF the authority vested In us by the
owner We VIII oner for sale, at public auction, in
f F@ R q The o7 fIvr on oct TuESpAr JUNE
80, - and IS in square No. 1852, fronting 60 feet
on seth ST. and 9s feet on Cambridge st, and
be easily subdvided into six good building lots;
would also make a fine site for apartment
house.
Terms: One-t third cash balance in one and two
years from day OF sale. with interest . Der cent
per annum. payable semI-annualy, and secured by
couveyancng and recording at pns Iaser's cost A
deposit Of $500 will he required at the time of
dfteen days from the day of sale. or the property
may he resold at purchasers risk and cost.
my29 -dts.eSu,5t G. G. SLOAN & CO., Aucts.
THos. J. OWEN 4 son, -iUCTs. 1881 c ST. NV.
Executives sale of Very Valuable
Business and Residence Properties
to close an estate, being the Three
story Bay-window Brick Dwelling
No. 2II9 X ST. NV, and two Two
story Brick Dwellings Nos. 2o33
and 2o3I X st. NV, and the Two
story Brick Saloon and Dwelling
No. 2O20 X st. NV.
by virtue Of authority vested in me as execu
tTiX, VIII sell, at public auction, TUESDAY,
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. In front OF the re-
spcctiye premises. as follows: The cast 16 feet
front OF lot by the depth of 1851 feet to a 30
fool alley, in square %, improved by premises No.
2llS X St NV. Immediately thereafter subot
IL in square 10. being premises No. 2033 st.
NV. Immediately thereafter lot 40 in square 49,
being premises No. 2o3l st. NV. Immediately
thereafter. lot 80 in square T6, being brick
dwelling and saloon. No. 2U29 X St w
Terms: One third cash balance in and two
years with interest at the rate of 6Ge per annum
- he llrpu
sold. or all cash, at tie option of the purchaser
Couveyuncing recording, etc, at cost of purchaser
deposit of 500 VIII he required upon each parcel
time Of sale. Terms Of sale to he complied with
within fifteen days from day OF sale. otherwise the
property may be reSOld at the risk and of tho
defaulting purchaser after five days advertise
of such resale published in some newspaper
OF Washington. u. c.
BRIDGET McNEEI.Y, ExecutrII.
my23-d6ds. eSu
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS { CO. AUCTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE MOST
FASHIONABLE SECTION OF WASHINGTON
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated July IT. 1900
ard duly recorded In Lber 249S, folio 355, OF the
land records of the District of Columbia, and of
decree substituting us for the trustees named in
said deed of trust, passed by the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia in the suit OF the Trust
26564 on the equity dockets of said court, and by
trust. we Will, on WEDNESDAY. JUNE
TWELFTH 1907 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. SELL
at public auction, in front of thc premises, that
parcel of land known lot numbered twenty five
(25I in ]. NJ Johnstons and J. &. Hornblswer's
subdivision of lots in square 100. said subdi
vision is recorded In Book 10. page 1SS, in the Of
flee of the surveyor OF the District of Columbia,
together with the improvements (subject to a
right Of way over the rear three feet of said lot
25 for the use Of lots numbered 20 and II in said
subdivision, otherwise known premises No. 170S
Rhode Island avenue northwest. The house is large
and commodious, and is believed to be in excellent
condition throughout.
Terms: One third cash. of which $500 must be
paid when the property is struck on; balance in
equal payments at one and two years with five per
cent interest. all cash. at purchasers option.
Conveyanciug at purchasers cost. Settlement to
be made In thirty days, the property will be
sold the risk OF the defaultns purchaser.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trustee,
6o2 18th st.
EDWARD A. NEWMAN Trustee
my2S-d ,eSu Fendall building.