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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01

Aunty: Willie, an angel brought
your mamma such a nice new brother
for you last night Wouldn't you Ike
10 see the dear baby?'
Willie. NO; but I'd like 10 see the
angel Punch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
Spy Business
OVeFdOHe

Tie "fHs Jap. and supposed a. iat Iel hafIHg ff He
American nftrnnrn % Do highly pnIaH. f .flUg d. D.
bog Hfr IHI b ., b. np OBJ 500. afH 5000 fHrfa. AN.
uf Washington tar IUf Hf 'lle laaHpt . HHnff1 "a haH
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
WmLIEs PREFERENCE.

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
MARsE HENRY,s GUEss.

NINIEUIs IIIsI7IFI y W|IF77El7
A. the president and his family held
q picnic on Lloyd'a Neck, Il is possible
that Lloyd tried 10 tell about a cam
paipn fund contribution --IOulsyille
G0urlerJ0urnnl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Problems For
The Visitors

their respective and both engaged largely on about the
same mission Japanese seeking information mere
and on the the condition of his cOunmen their treat
en and complaints have their chances OF
while approaching the matter from American
point of view finding best OF adding American
prosperity enforcing American immigration and other laws
which Japanese considerable disposition violate 1t IS safe
Ishi will hear lot of complaints and petitions and
equally Mr. Saus will receive opinions OF considerable
diversity The two should able compare interesting notes and
travelling the the steamer they VIII pro-
badly do
The report @ makes the Emperor will undoubt
Japanese regulations OF immigration IN the
near The imperial government exercises control which
Washington that orders Toxic prevent
departures any time while any American 60
whittier he lists long he has the price OF transportation AS Tar
Hawaii concerned the will find that there pac
cay prejudice and discrimination against japanese u
much discrimination if travellers to be believed Japan eXer
against Americans soil He will find pretty
porous Japanese here. After arriving the coast he will find
conditions somewhat different and he will probably be inclined to
many Americans that for the best interests OF both countries
that the American immigration laws enforced 1t great
doubtful whether Japanese community would
fully aggeons by Americans other foreigners
assuming such aggns be posbany than the western
willing allow cheap coolies combat the constant
American higher and higher standard CT living
Secretary what the islands need Ane-
seeing lands and learning what they
will be able avoid the conclusion that they
easily reaca that the
about offer them would produce Oklahoma run
words the whole problem for Hawaii getting into
Mainland with which Mr. Straus de-
pamen much do At the unfortunate fact that we
drifting farther have less Of communication
than we had a couple Of years ago
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01

lIf rH. |HaH hinffn aHFH W ilf fHI
"A fI. Ihf isWnHH nHlaH' iHf
IH ia laid nlHUa himHf
laIf Pal IIf ahaf 80 3 5000 i'mf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01

The details of the Columbia dis
aster show that the total loss of life
was % men, women and children
and as was indicated by the brief
cablegrams, that the actions of the
captain and crew OF the sinking
cto,,,,oy- ,,-a,-l I,o,~.,c -, III, a--tre,,,a
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DURLAND's OPINION OF GAR.
Social Student. Out of Russian Jail
Saws Emneror Drinks

BOSTON. Move mber 6.-KeIlogg Dur
land. the Boston student of social condi-
tons, reached Boston Yesterday from Eu-
roDe. He was detained for two days
TWO weeks ago BY the Russian author-
ties in 81. Petersburg. together with Will
liam English Wallng, Mrs Walling and
Rose Strunsky. Mr. Durland evaded the
Russian authorities Just as he was about
70 be rearrest"d and fastened home.
The Wa,linss left St Petersburg soon
after their release and are now in Ber-
lin. where thew will remain for a month,
after which they will go 10 Paris for the
winter.
II do not think Russia * going TO have
revolution. ! know there Is rebellion
against an autocracy led by drunken
car" said Mr. Durland.
The car is putting up a fight for a
complete autoCraCy which he can hand
down to his son.
He is a greatly misunderstood man
this car, in America. People think he is
an abstemious man. but he is drunk a
he is not only God appointed. but that he
mas received a mind granted by God that
is sufficient to do al the thinking for all
thu people of Russia. He is not so stupid
as is commonly believed In this country.
I should say that he was a stubborn
rather than a stupid man.
Asked about the car being influence ID
by spritualists and takers. Durland said
that this is true. He told of the car :
and Father John when he desired a son.
and of his pilgrimage to the grave of a
certain priest whom he promised to can
onize if the son was born.
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LOST $4,000 IN JEWELS.
Woman Misses Bag of Gems After
Taking Train.

PITTsBJ re-. November 6,-Diamonds
and jewelry valued al $1,000 were lost a
the Waldorf Astoria. or near it. last week
by Miss l. c. Chalfant of Allegheny. Miss
Chalfant visited New York last week 10
do some shipping. She wor4 a channels
skin bag with 4 belt under her skirt. in
which she carried the jewels. The last
time she remembered seeing the bag was
last Friday wien she left the hotel to
10 tailoring esta blishm mt in West SIS;
street.
Among the Jewels were brooch con
tanning fourteen diamonds and a. en-
raid. which she purchas d in Sw.tz r
land three years ago TO s. 5H1, a
studded miniature about the So, ot a
half dollar. the picture of girl centering
the piece. with large diamond in the
hair of the girl: a diamond barretta. a
necklace of emeralds. and other small
Jewels. such as rings. pins. etc.
Miss Chalfant did not miss the channels
bag with the jrwelrE until she addressed
to get into her berth on the train.
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fbs u street NV.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAI
ESTATE. BEING THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT RnICK DWELLING No. 1Il4
STREET y N.
By vrtu" of the authority vested in The WI
dersigned by tho last Will and testc m"nt Of
Richard Crovther. deceased. Will sell at pub
DAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY Of NDNEN-
Der. 1901. AT HAIF-pAST FOUR O'tI.Ot X
+ NJ. the following described real est:,t" sjt1!aT
in the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia.
to wit.
Part OF lot q In Williams and Iardn.s suh1i,
Liher W EN-. folio q. OF III" records ~ the
Once Of the surveyor Of the District IF columbia.
hia.
beginning for the same 10 $50 feet east Of the
northwest corner Of said lot. said .,"int being
the center Of the western party will Of premises
south right angles with street - s7-t"n
feet 10 an alley. thence east said alley !"
feet. thence north - 81 Ion feet to street and
thence IL feet To the place ~ beginning
improved by modern thrcestury brick dwelling
containing ton and baths. numbered
iIi4 street n.
Terms: onethird cash. halan"" in two equal
tnstallynents, payable In one and rwo reHrs. with
interest at : per cent per annunl, payable semi
annually, and secured - deed Of trust unon
the property sold all cash. at the purchaser :
option. A deposit Of five hundred dollars III
All convevancinG. recording and notnrial fees NJ
purchasers cost Terms tn be complied with
within fifteen days from date Of sale. prop
erty viii re rcsold at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser after five days advertisement Of
such resale.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRT-ST COMPANY.
Executor. BY THOMAS R. JONES. President
Oo5-dfs eS'u
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Big Shortage in Apple Crop

BOSTON. November 6-The apple crops
Of the United States for 1901 as est
mated by the New England Homestead
is scant $1,000 800 barrels. The crop IS
much less than that Of last year. WHAT
is of great Importance is the shortage II
such commercial orchard sections a.
western New York. nearly all Of Mich
lgan and the southwest New York state
has a good many apples IN the ger cat
and they are OF excellent qTaltF. bat
the total is only about one-fourth t one
third A fun crop. New England has
rather more apples than last year. dua
solely to the fact that Maine has n good
CrOI.
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Counter Suit in Mckee Divorce Case

PARIS. November G-Gn connection with
the pending suit for divorce brought by
Mrs. \. Hart Mckee against her hus-
band, \. Hart Mckee, formerly of F1ila-
,lalphia counsel for Mr.. Mckee has
brought a damage suit against Mrs, Nc
kee and her father, Col. Baxter formerly
of Knoxville. Tenn. because OF al!ege d
defamatory declarations made by them
and published in American newspapers
Mrs. Mckee charges that clippings con-
tanning the newspaper articles complain
ed OF were sent By Col Baxter to his
(Nr. MCkee'sl mother. Tn" court sum
moned the elder Mrs. Mckee and COL
Baxter to appear November il and Civ
testimony in the case.
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Leno Expert Here.

NEW YORK November 6-Here 70
visit President Roosevelt in Washington
and then inspect the principal optical
works in this country. DIR. Rudolph
Straubel arrived on the krouprinzessin
Cecilie with Or. Paul Fischer
DR. Straubel is the head of the Carl
Zeiss works In Berlin and Dr. Fischer s
one OF The board Of directors.
Dr.. Strauhel stated that AT present tho
works grinding a reflector for new
telescope for the imperial observatory In
Hamburg. which when completed will BE-
the largest telescope in Germany. The
reflector is exactly one meter in diameter.
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THoS. ]. OWEN & son AUCTIoNEERS
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUSINESS PROPERTY
ON WISCONSIN AVENUE. NEAR VI


on WISCoNS1S AvENTE MAR N
STREET NORTHWEST
Rv virtue Of deed Of trust. dated Jnlv IL.
1897: and recorded in Ijher 222s. folio 3N1 Of
ihe land records for the District Of columbia, l.
as SURVEYING trustee. will sell at pnh"'' nuctton,
VENEER SEVENTH. 1907. AT HA1F.rAST
FOUR O'CLOCK I'M. all that lot of ground in
the city Of Washington. in the Ftstr't OF Co
lumhia. known as part Of LOT H. Old GEORGETOWN.
In square 1908. described follows: beginning
in tho east line o. High or SOD. street Where It
IS intersected by the north face, Of The north
VAL ~ the house formerly owned AMI occupied
+. William \. Cunningham. Nos 1923 ahd 1881
High street, said point Of beginning h"uc dis
taIt 100 feet more or less south from boundary
20. II of Old Georgetown. and running thence
south with the line of High street ~ feet. more
sa!d house. t,spCs east @02 feet l'2 inches more
or less, 70 an alley. thence north with said alley
!" foot nor" or less. to point east OF tie be
ginning. and thence west TO the heglnllng. Also
lot md part Of lot 8 in William ". Cnrrorsn s
subdivision lots :. : and o. Old Georgetown.
folio 80. of the land records for the District Of
tolunihia. described follows: BeInIing al
the southeast corner Of lot and running north
u feet. Is inches. south N feet. east Is
inches to the beginning. sail lots icing I'm
proved by brick building No 1923 Wisconsin
avenue.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance IN equal
luSta lments In and Two years. with Interest
payahIe semi nnually. and secured h~ on
the property. all cash. ut the option Of the
purchaser A deposit OF $3.50 required at time
Of sale Conveyancing and recording at cost Of
tcn days from day of sale the trustee deserves
the right to resell al risk and cost OF iefanlting
purchaser. WILLIAM A GORDON,
ocos -d&dsesu Surviving Trustee.
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NEJHJF t. III MILTV.N,
Century Building,
j. WORDSWORTH GORDON.
$50 Al s.. NV,
EDWARD A NEWMAN
FendalI Building,
CHARLES Fl. STANLEY,
East Lexington st, Baltimore. Nd.
oc12-d&su&ds Trustees.
C-TnE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN.
TIL TIL RSDAY. NOVEMBER SEVENTH. 1907,
same hours and places. BIZ order OF the trustees.
400
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Policemen Save Five From Burning.

NEW YORK. November 6-PoIicern ma II
John Fallon or the Bedford avenue
station. WILLIAMSBURG. and SpecIIl Pc
liceman John McKeLna yesterday saved
four women and man from being SUI
located a fire in 4 three story double
frame dwelling q ~ Grand street The
fire started in the restaurant of q
Greek. George Eaga lotta. on th,. ground
floor and spread So rapidly thai when
the four families on the two upper
floors were awakened and sought 10
escape the halls were filled with smoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-06
ADAM A. wEscHLER, AUcT1oSEER.

Executors Sale of 3-story Brick
Dwelling, No. 2I7 K Street North
west; 2-story Frame Dwelling,
No. 219 X Street Northwest; 2
story Frame Dwelling. No. 467 \
Street Northwest, and lot adioin-
ing, and brick stable in rear
2-story and Basement Brick
Dwellings, Nos. 1880 and 1852
AZ Street Southwest. and a Lot
Improved by an Old Brick Build
ing. No. 1908 10th Street South
east.
Ey virtue of the authority vested n the mn.
dersigncd by the last will and testament Of
David Murphy. deceased,> ave Will sell ny public
auction. in front OF the Respective premises on
MONDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF NovEM.
RER. 1907 COMMENCING AT For-R O'CLOCK
in the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia
Lot 81. according to the subdivision made by
David Murphy. in square SIS. as said subdivision
appears of record il the office # the Surveyor Of
'he District Of Columbia in book - At page 1873
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
The east II s. feet front Of original lot by the
by premises 2la ST NV.
on THE SAME DAY. AT FOTR THIRTY
O'CLOCK + NJ. the west IS IS feet front Of orig
inal To- q by the full depth thereof IN square
'l2 being !rnpro"ed ty premises 467 81. L. ",
and brick stable in rear
on TT ESDAI. NOVEMBER TWELFTH. 1907
AT Fol- r O'CLOCK PM. lots No. y and
~. according 10 the subdivision made hy
John +. Mclean and Others in square $40. as
said subdivision appears Of record in the office
OF the surveyor of The District of Columbia in
Book IL al mage 1872 being improved by prem.
on THE SAME DAY. At FOUR THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. parts Of original lots and
n square south Of square o75. described fol
lows. 10 wit: Beginning far Ii" same ut point
or the lire If 10th street 20 feet @,urh from
the northwest Of said square. md running
thence south along the line of said Is feet
thence east * feet 10 the rear line Of ,ot 1.
thence north Il feet. and thence west - f"et 10
the place u beginning. tho same being Improved
by an old building, No zoos 10Th ST Sc.
Terms: On each parcel one-third lash. balance
In ono and TWO years, with interest from the
day of sale. a, six per cent per annIw. secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold all
cash. al option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of
$4,000 on each house required AT The time Of
sale. Terms of sale 70 he complied with in -
days from day Of sale. otherwise tire executors
reserve he right 10 resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the dafsulting purchaser after
five days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington n 9 All
Convevancfng. recording etc. g. purchasers cost
MICHAEL J. COLBFKT.
Century building,
JAMES F. SHEA
6i3 La. w,
nol-o&fs Executors.
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HatIess, But Hapov.

NEW YORK. November -Barehead-
ed and without an overcoat, Fred
erick Mead of New York sailed on
the kronprinz Wilhelm yesterday. FIJI
teen years ago Mr.. Mead threw away
his hat and has never worn one since
He says he is A great deal healthier
and happier because Of this. and he looks
it. The hatless one has made several
tours of Europe
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Spanish Bank Forgers Held

MADRID. November S.--The police yes.
terday arrested three men on the charge
Of being implicated in the fraud by which
the sum of $4,000 was obtained from the
Bank Of Spain week ago through the
forging 10 a check Of the name of SenoI
Anselmo. n former member Of the cham
Der of deputies Two OF the men appre
hended are officials Of the bank They
We're hut tools. however. and il is known
that the principals got away with the
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ADAM l. UESCHLER. AUCTiONEER


ADMINISTRATnR'S SALE OF yAIuARI.E IN
1SES BOSS STREET NORTHWEST AND 1857
31ST STREET NOKTHWEST.
BY virtue Of an orf"r Of the Supreme Court Of
the District IT Columbia passed in probate No.
1915. In re estate Of Edgar p. Berry deceased.
IN" undersigned VIII sell. Mt public auction. in
Fl NJ Of the respective premises THURSDAY
THE SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1907
I'm. n" following described real estate. situate
IN tn" city If Washington, District Of Columbia
Fir>f-L"t numbered In Jones and Crsgin.
AssIgn"es. Subdivision Of pGrt Of square mum
h"rHd 1882. improved ny modern two-st"ry brick
dwelling. heated by hot water and containing all
modern Improvements
Saoon1-An undivided one third interest in part
If square numbered 1882, described follows
Beginning fer the same at point IN 31st street
30 foot alley laid out in said square by Harriet
Williams and running thence and fronting on
ilst street l12 feet, more or less, by depth
from 3lst street of 236 feet improved by an is.
room steam heated dwelling. containing all
modern improvements.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in two
equal in'taliments, payable in one and two years
cured by deed If trust upon the property sold. OF
all cash. AZ the purchasers option. deposit
If 500 will he required Of the purchaser IS 10
aA"h piece II property at the tim" Of sale. AL
corresponding. recording and notaral fees Mt the
cost n purchaser. Terms to BE- complied with
within ff-rcn days from date of sale property
viii he resold. after K days advertise ment, at
risk and cost Of defaultnr purchaser
ALBERT f. BERRY. Administrator.
1924 Newark ST. NV
CHAS. ". ARTH Attorney.
Corooran building. oc2Sd&tis, eSu
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43S4-Paj amas are So much more con-
venient and comfortable than night gown =
for boys wear that most mothers now
provide them for their young sons. The
model shown is especially desirable :or
home making being we'll cut. well fitting
and easy to max. Flannel madras or
;WiN is appropriate for modelling thH
design no TT mining being ne"es sary
oth-r than the usual finish ~ machine
stitching To make the ran-year So d
"a yards OF material - inch-s w!dn w,
b. required
42s4-Sizas &. 6 &. 10 II. L. is years
The pric" Of this pattern Is l1c
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AUCTION SALES.
TuUS J. OWEN & son, ATCTIO,
THIS AFTERNOON.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL.
AND BISINESS PROPERTY AT CORNER OF
ITH AND b STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated June H.,
1898 and recorded In Lfher No 2320 folio 2G5. II
The land records for the District Of Columbia,
W" WIN sell az Iphlic auction In front Of the
1T \oXEMBER. 1907, AT HALE PAST FOUR
80 in William II; Baums subdivision of part
~ square +33 in the city Of Washington. IN the
District OF Columbia as per plat recorded in
said District. THIS property Is improved by four
brick dwelling houses on r street. a brick store
and dwelling on corner Of 7th and streets and
large uninlproved lot eth street adapted FOR
business purposes for the location Of an apart
m-nt horse. The said property Will be sold as
entirety. subject to deed Of trust securing
ST. oho With interest from May q, 1907
Terms 81 sale: bne-'hird cash. balance In eQual
instruments in one and two years with interest
payable s"mi Annually. and secured Upon the
property. or Gil cash. at the option Of the pr
chRse- \ deposit ~ i've hundred dollars re
QIircd at time II sale. 'ouveya lcinS apd re-
cording at cost Of purchaser. II terms II sale
are not complied With In ten days from day OF
sale tire trustees reserve the right to resell at
risk and cost Of dofaulting purchaser
WILLIAM A. GORDON.
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON.
saS,,
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pen for INSPECTION.
AT AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.

c. G. SLOAN & co, AUCT1ONEERS, I4o7 G ST.
ADAMS EXPRESS coNPASy's SALE OF IN
CLAIMED FREIGHT
on TUESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. y. 1907. AT TEN O'CLOCK
M. the Adams Express Co. will sell without
reserve. IN the auction rooms (second foor> OF
c. G. Sloan & Co, 1907 G St. Washington. D
C. 10 pay charges about 800 packages. compris-
ing al assortment Of trunks. valses boxes pack
ages. etc. All parties concerned will please take
notice
Terms cash. and no lot will on any account be
delivered during the time OF sale.
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
AT
~vArv-Ha..
Sl0am's,
1 AO7 G St.
IL Tomorrow.
THE WALES
SALE.

A grand collection OF mahog-
any and other furniture in all the
old early shapes, many valuable
books collected by well-known
local bibllophile, containing many
rare editions OF photography,
travel. art, etc. \ very valuable
lot OF old Lille. Chelsea. Sevres
and ,other China, Solid Silver,
Plate, Miniatures, Lace. Persian
Rugs, English CoIored Sporting
Prints. Mirrors. Clocks; lot OF
Wines from a foreign embassy,
and many other valuable articles
from several well-known estates
all to be sold at unrestricted
auction. within our art galleries,
I4O7 G. street.
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ApAM 4 wEScHLER AUcr1oNEFR.

TFIsTEES SALE OF, OF yALTAnLE IS1M y
FEET on nth STREET BETWEEN EAST
CAPITOL AND a STREETS SOUTHEAST
BIZ virtue ot a certain deed Of trust duly re
corded in Liner No. III, folio a7o OF seq, of
the and records Of the District of Columbia.
md at the request OF the party secured thereby
We. the undersigned trustees. VIII sell. az public
su~-tor n front Of the premises. WEnNFS-
DAY. TIE SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A y,
1907. AT HALF-FAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises sit.
nate in the city of Washington. In the District
~ Columbia and Designated and being 'ot IS
In Metca.t's subdivision in square 1885 per
plat in BOOK G. H b, folio 113. in tie survey
o.'s office for said District
Terms Of sale: nne-thtrd Of the purchase
money 10 he paid in cash, and the balance in
.wo equal Instruments. payable in and two
years, With interest AT SIX per centum per an
mum. PAYABLE SeIni-annually. from day of sale,
secured by deed of trust upon the property sold.
sl cash at the option of the purchaser. de-
rosit of 500 viii ne required If the pur haser At
III" tim" If sale. All cpnveyanc!ng. recording
"t".. at tn cost of the purchaser Terms Of sale
to he complied Uirb within fifteen days from day
Of sale.
LOUIS EFTTLER.
CORNELIUS ECkHARDT
Trustees.