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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-08
ReaYes-AIOore.

Invitations have been received in
the city announcing the approaching
marriage of Mr. Edmund Hugh
Reaves to Miss Emily Maie Moore,
which happy event viii be soIemnized
at the Baptist church in WhiteviIle,
Tenn, on Wednesday, December Is,
at $50 O'Clock p. m. Mr.. Reaves is
the manager of the local exchange Of
the Cumberland Telephone Company,
and enjoys the confidence and esteem
not only of his employers but of the
patrons of the company and the pub
lie generally He is an urbane and
courteous gentleman, and since com
ing to Columbus has made numerous
friends who rejoice with him in his
new-found happiness.
The prospective bride is an exceed
ingly pretty and attractive young
lady, and will receive a most cordial
welcome to this city, which viii be
the future home of the young couple
The Dispatch joins Mr.. Reaves
numerous friends here in extending
in advance congratulations and best
wishes for long and happy married
life
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-08
PERMANENT PLACE
FOR ENCAMPMENT
IL RECOMMENDED BN OFFICERS
OP THE MISSISSIPPI NATIONAL
GUARD. WHO SAY MEN NEED
A MUCH LARGER AREA
Reports Recently Submitted by Mill
tary Officials Contain Much In
formation and Quite a Number
of Valuable Suggestions.

Oh Naiuieic ShSS'stioh>-
mere mas recently oeeh ISSUED
ifom the heaaquarlers oi the MIS-
sissippl Natiohai @uafa circular
containing extracts from the re-
ports OF MAJOR II - "oiamah'
"elith oaNalrS' Z. army
APP Z - icy ION f'iA 'i'e''u'h q -
liiidii'IS '-ie"' Lew u Dio"H H.
eli'n II ? o"NaifA' ana - THESE
fepoFts aeai iaiBely win the ehcainp pr
iiie'i' " 'iiN" was neiu i'sie i''s' SUM
NC '"e, - va r l'is 0 iA'
10 sile peopie ~ O"i'ill ~
ie'''uie 'ii'' VII oe o' spe'''ll iN'ei-
es' :" Noi uiii ''l''l ~ - '''i'U j." 'u9
pol' % p'ain - toi' VINO qoo'es
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anu aus ~ '''.''' 'i ea oi 81 '"HN
II the suggestion offered 10y Gen
eral keesler and endorsed by Cap
tam Peyton should be accepted 10y
the legislature II would pc necessary
70 purchase q plat OF Efouhd some
"here n the STATE lot hilillafE res
efVa4oh' ana there Is good reason to
DeileEe lNaI Coluihoas "oold oe raw
ofdoiS coi'SlueIeu ana 1ilat 'he feSeI-
Vatioh would pfopaoly pc located in
of near liilS CITY III ms report I'D
'he governor General Aeesief also
stated lhat ne considered OoldInpus
an ldeai place dor the amalgamalioh
OF the Nallohai Guard ana y rs
known tha' prac'lcaily an OF lhe com
ialsslohed oiflcers are OF the same
OPINION columbus has all the ad
Fahiases Oh a city without the PERM
cious influence OF saloons and blind
tlgers' ana II Is generally conceded
that the encampment held here last
year was one OF the most successful
IN the history OF the Mississippi or
saiilza'loh. Ihere was very little
drinking and an almost total absence
oi lhe eafousals and depredations
I ildI Almost lhVaflao-E follow
drunken debauch. As q matter Of
consequence there was little use Tor
elther guard house or provost guard,
ana the men not only had more time
70 devote TO drill and instruction, but
were happy and contented having
lett with regret when the camp broke
up.
IL Is also suggested by Captain
Peyton that the period of the encamp-
ment be extended from ten 10 twen-
.y days, and that the regular officer
detailed TO attend same be required
@ report several months in advance
IF the opening; that he be required
% assist IN preparing the schedule
d drills and instruction, and 20 visit
organizations OF the National Guard
with view to aiding the officers ina
preparing their troops for the work
hat will be required Of them while i'm
amp
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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-08

Special values IN Handlxerchiefs
at Kaufman Bros.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-08
Patterson Released

Frank Patterson, the man. who
was arrested here about ten days
ago on the charge of having serious
" cut woman in Natchez. and who
was taken to that city for trial, was
released and has returned to Colum-
bus. AS soon as the woman saw
Patterson she stated that he was not
the man who assaulted her. and upon
investigation by the Natchez police
it was learned that the crime was
committed by Gordon Thornton, who
gave the name OF Frank Patterson in
order to conceal his identity.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-08

HU Your w ants.
I'll For Rents a n d
For Sales Will
Bring Results in The
Columbus $ Dispatch b
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S4O43l0


NJ c. Vandiver,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me
this December 1, 1907.
z. S. Donnell, Mayor.
I hereby certify that NJ. c. Van
diver, marshal and tax collector, has
paid to me the above amount of
money. S4O43-l0.
J. II. Sykes,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The committee appointed to look
into the matter OF necessary. side
walks at and around the Barrow
Memorial School. was upon request
continued.
Councilman Gardner of the Fire
Committee reported the floor of the
fire hall to be in a dangerous condi-
tion, and on motion of Councilman
McClanahan. seconded by Council
man Walker. the Fire Committee was
instructed to have the necessary re
pair work done.
A communication from Mr.. II. c.
Warfield in regard to certain insur-
ance- matters was read. and on mo-
tion ordered filed
The following communication from
Councilman Stevens of the Second
ward was read;
Columbus, Miss, Dec. 3, 1907.
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council.
Columbus. Miss.
Gentlemen herewith respect
fully tender my resignation as coun-
Gilman. for reasons best known to
myself. to be effective January 1,
1908.
desire TO assure each of the
Board, and all of the city officers,
that l have always been treated with
uniform courtesy and respect, and
shall forever hold each and all in
high esteem and friendship.
Very respectfully.
]. II. Stevens.
Councilman Stevens was urgently
requested by the Mayor and each !
councilman present to withdraw his |
resignation, but to no avail Coun- /
Gilman Stevens stated that he had
given the matter mature thought and /
insisted that his resignation as ten
dered be accepted: whereupon it was /
ordered that the resignation of /
Councilman Stevens as rendered be T
accepted with much regret
Councilman Moore, duly seconded /
by Councilman Gardner, offered the
following motion. That an election /
for one councilman from Ward Two t
Cd to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Councilman stevens,
effective January /, 1908, is hereby /
ordered to be held at the City Hall /
IN the City of Columbus, Mississippi, t
during legal hours on Wednesday, I
December is, 4. d. 1907, and that !
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-08

Air. ". A. Brown. of Amory. Miss.
is in the city on visit 10 his broth
er. DR. John A. Brown.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-08
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE CITY COUNCIL
COUNCILMAN STEVENS TENDERS
HIS RESIGNATION, TO BE
COME EFFECTIVE JANUARY
4, 1908: 1T Is ACCEPTED.
Election Ordered for December IL
Officers Appointed and Other
Routine Business Is Trans
acted - Monthly Reports.

City Hail. Columbus. Miss, Dec, ..
1907:
At a regular meeting OF the coun-
Gil this date present. the Mayor and
CounciImen Stevens. Walker, Nc
CIanahan. Moore and Gardner
After the reading and adoption of
the minutes of the last meeting, the
following proceedings We're had.
Monthly reports of the street com
missioner, chief Of police and engin-
eer Of the water works were read and
ordered filed
The monthly report of the city
marshal @ taE eollector was read
and ordered spread on the minutes
and is as follows:
Columbus, Miss, Dec. l. 1907.
ITO the Mayor and CITY Council:
Gentlemen Herewith I hand YOU
my report of all monies collected by
me from all sources for the month OF
November, 1907.
I have paid the same 10 the city
treasurer and hold his raceipr for
same as follows.
Fines. mayors court -----.. $4,000
Privilege licenses. ..-.---.--.- 1GT.50
General TaS..-.-. -..--....,.. 296S-95
Street tax .........-..--- 69.00
Sidewalks Observation-Disclosures. S+.30
j. r. Davidson. half interest
in meter ..........-...- 500
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-08
Fire Works,

Call and compare prices before
you buy. can save you money.
o. p Brown.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-08

Useful. economical Xmas Presents
at Kaufman Bros
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
PARAGRAPHS BY WIRE.

Milwaukee. Sept. 4.-The twelfth tri-
ennial convep-ioa Of the General Grand Chapter Of
the Order Of the Eastern Star opened q tlreedays'
meeting to-day
New Orleans. Sept. AT the height
Of storm Lake Pontchartrain last night the
oyster patrol boat Majestic was struck By lightning
and burned The members Of the crew had narrow
escapes.
Chicago. Sept 4.-Dr. T. Cox. Of Ire
land. arrested here last night charged With the
murder i've months ago Of Joseph Murray. at Pos
port, County Mayo. He fed. after being released on
Sl0,O00 bail
Lincoln, Nebr., Sept. 4-One hundred
and sixty-ave precincts outside Of Omaha and
Lincoln give Judge Reese AIS votes 70 ss2 for
Judge ScdgWick. rival candidates for nomination as
Judge Of he Supreme Court on the Republican
ticket
South Norwalk. Conn, Sept. Paul
MacCormac the wealthy young automobiles who
was badly injured several days ago. VIII probably
die The N0rwaik Hospital authorities to-day stated
that he has been gradually growing weaker. and ap-
parently the end Is near.
Boston. Sept Capt. Paulsen. Of
the steamer Caknudsen which arrived today from
Sydney, c. B.. reported sighting big steamer ahre
OF ths Nova Scotia coast. The boats were gone.
and 1t was evident that she had been abandoned by
all on beard.
OAioTu. Pa sept. A.-GranVille Null
doom, accused Of having shot Miss Belle Mcneil in
her hone near Hopewen. was captured and brought
back here to-day. He protested his innocence. but
was locked Up. Muldoon was caught near Colora
Nd. hy posse headed by Constable Ringler
Ottawa. Ont. Sept 4-Four actions for
damages aggTegatiHg 5000 have been entered in
The Superior Court against the Phoenix Bridge
Company Of Pennsylvania a result Of the Quebec
bridge disaster The damages claimed range from
SO to 5000 and fho actions are al taken by IN
dians living in CaughnaWaga
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 495-Nlary E DoOlan et vir William J. and
Annie Z. Mcinerney ct rir, Dennis A., 70 Joseph
A. Burkart, 70 secure Richard & Co.. S230. on
demand 6 per cent, lot 76.
Square 75-Amerioan Realty Company to Hardy R
Hicks and Theodore 2. Heap 10 seeire o. p
NJ Brown, $1,000. thres TO thirty months. per
cent, part original lot IS.
Chichester-Pstrck Hartigan et ux 70 Samuel H.
Walker and Michael l. Weller 70 secure Eastern
Building and Loan Association. 8, so. lot e.
Square 9s7-AaTy c. Hensley et Fir, James T. 10
Walter H. Marow. r. and Henry Il. Mckee
70 secure Lena lockwood, 100, three years. 5
per cent semiannually lot B.
Randle Highlands-JOhn r. COTyeIl ct VI TO Sam.
uel Il Walker and Michael !. Weller, to secure
Eastern Building and Loan Association, Sl700
lots IA and Is. block T.
Square l0ll-John BulloUgh ct ux 20 Victor @.
Croissant and John w. Glennan. TO secure George
". Riekstt $500, five years, Per cent semi
annually, lot A.
Squares 10Oi and lOZ7-Bettis A Waple and William
Waple ct ux. TO Harry S. Welch and Elmer Z.
Ramey, to secure Helen B. welch. 125. one to
thirteen months, per cent lot 75. square loz7.
and lot 81 square 1904.
Square i005-Hannah L. Jones TO George NJ Enmer-
ich and Douglas S. Mackall. TO secure Washing
ton Per Cent Permanent Building Association.
500, lot Il
West Eckington-Ffederick Sonnemann ct ux. to
George ". Brown and William Ker, TO secure
Frank J. TibbetS. $3.50. two years. 5 per cent,
semi-annUslly, lot Z block 4
Square i5l-ThoEnas B. Penicks jr. et ux to James
J. Becker and Thomas c. Bradley. to secure
Real Estate Title Insurance Company S7OO five
years, per cent, seni-aunually part original lot
InteTrst-COlumbia Granite aud Dredging Corpoa-
tion to American Security and Trust Company,
70 secure SllsO0o, 10 bonds. payable September
/, l9Z5, per cent semi-annueliy. all property
rights and franchises Of the c0Fporattion.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
HONORDEADPRELATE
Church DignitarieS at Arch
bishop Williams Funeral.
CARDINAL CELEBRATES MASS
Remains of Dean of Roman Catholic
Hierarchy In United States Placed
in Crypt Beneath High Altar OF
Cathedral OF Holy CrOss-The Great
Edifice Crowded 10 the Doors.

Boston, Sept. 4.-with the highest Ro-
man Catholic dignitaries of America pres
ent TO pay their last tribute TO a man
whom they had loved and venerated. the
funeral. services for Archbishop John ].
Williams, dean of the American hierarchy,
were held at the Cathedral of the Holy
Cross. in this city, to-day, and the occa-
sion was marked with all the pomp and
ceremony of the Roman Catholic faith
due 10 q prince Of the church.
The ponafcal mass of requiem was cell
ebrated by the primate of the church In
America His Eminence James Cardinal
Gibbons. archbishop of Baltimore, an in
innate friend and associate Of the de-
ceased prelate for more than forty years.
II was. in fact. the late Archbishop VIII
Jams who, in declining the honor Of the
red hat, asked the Pope TO bestow it upon
Archbishop Gibbons.
Following the chanting of the Nicene
Greed the deceased prelate's coadjutor
and now his successor, the Most Rev.
William H O'Connen, delivered an elo-
quent eulogy. The body was placed in
tilS SASpl GellSsttl the cdIueuIdls a mas
sive structure in the south end Of the
city which stands as a monument 10
Archbishop Williams half a century OF
jealous endeavOr in saving the souls OF
men.
Among those in the solemn procession
of more than 500 clergy were Archbishops
Farley, of New York; Ryan, Of PhiIadeI-
phia. and Moeller, Of Cincinnati; the suf-
fTagan bishops of New England; Revs. S
Harkis, of Providence; Tierney. of Hart
ford; Michaud. OF Burlington; Beaven, OF
Springfield; Walsh, of Portland; Guertin
of Manchester, and Bishop Contay. OF
Los Angeles. Cal
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
TRkNS-PkCIFlG MAILS.

Japan. Korea. China, and Philippine Islands. VA
Seattle close here daily at 80 p m up % Sep
tsmber 5, for dispatch by stesmer Minnesota
Hawaii japan, korsa. China, anG Phnipp.ns
Islands via san Francisco close hsye daily 81 sSo
p m. up TO September I. for dispatch By steamer
Hong Kong Maru.
Australia (excspt mails for West Australial, New
Zealand. Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands. and New
Caledonia via Vancouver. and Victoria. British Co
lunbia close here daily at 80 p. Up 70 Septem-
Der s. for dispatch By steamer Aorangi
Hawaii via san Francisco. close here daily at
$50 p. m. up to September g. for dispatch b.
steamer S;errs.
Japan. Korea. China, and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here daily at SO D. n up 70 Sep
tSmber i2 for dispatch by steamer T0s4 AlAm-
Hawaii, japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Isl
ands. via SeE Francisco, close here daily at 6Sa D.
m. up 70 September 70. FOX dispatch By steamer
Korea.
japan, Korea. China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia. Gloss
hero daily at $50 ,. N. up 70 September 3. for
dispatch by steamer Empress os Japan
Hawaii, Guam. and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco close here daily at $50 p. N. up to
September 30. for dispatch hy United States trans
port
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
CROTHERS VISITS FAIR.
Leaves baltimore Hotel shortly Be-
fore Gather Gets There,

fore Gather Gets There.
SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Sept. 4-Ex-Judge Austin
l. CrOthers, the Democratic candidate
for governor. spent this afternoon at
the TimOnium Fair. Accompanied by
Congressman Talbot. he left the Hotel
Rennert shortly after noon. The Dem
ocratic candidate could not have found
a better guide for his trip into Bal
timore County, for Congressman Tai
bott can probably tell him the name
Of every man, woman, and child who
visits the fair
While in the lobby Of the hotel Judge
CrOthers was introduced to Mr. Ham
mond Urner the Republican candidate
for attorney general, who came 70 town
for the conference with Chairman Par
ran and the Republican editors. They
chatted together for some time Mr.
CrOthers also met some OF the Repub-
hcan editors. He left the hotel only
a minute or two before Mr.. George R.
Gather, the Republican gubernatorial
candidate. arrived there from the train
that brought him from the North.
Mr.. Gather, who returned from his
vacation in fine health, will 20 TO IT.
monium tomorrow as the guest OF the
fair
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

Fourteenth Street Heghts-Fourteenth Street Heights
Land Company 70 Thomas A. Sullivan. lot 81.
square 29is SO.
Fifteenth street southeast, between and D streets
Josie l. Ryon to Edward Richard. lot Is.
square l05l. SO.
Rhode Island avenue northwest between Eleventh
and Twelfth strects-Franoes z. Dorsey % tHls-
tees Of Northminster Presbyterian Church. lot %,
square 81 5000 Otto Bauer et TX. 70 same.
lot 70. square ST. Sf15O. Luie W. Woodward 10
Percy ". Picdcrd. lots 2 and o, square ST.
SO. Percy W. Pickford TO trustees Of North
minister Presbyterian Church. lots p and 2,
square ST. 1918.
Connecticut avenue tsnace-Fulton r Gordan et
ax to James A. Finch, lots 5 and e. square
No Is Tennessee avenue no-theast-George W. Rick
EFT et al. 70 John Bullough, lot e. square
llu. So
and Twelfth streets Harvey Given % Otto Bauer.
lot l6. square 81. SO.
Twelfth street northwest. between W street and
Florida avenue-FurTnan ]. Shadd et ux. to Car
ne Z. PieHe. lot Il ard part lot y. square
S2 SO
North Columbia Heights-Fulton r. Gordon ct ux.
to Susan f. Harding. lot O. square !, $500.
Connecticut avenue tsrrace-Futon X. Gordon et ux.
TO Susan E. Harding lots l and a. square l7g.
Ss79S5o
street southeast. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets-GeoTge II. Aiyers ct ux. to James
K. EIleTson. lot Il5. square l0N so.
Reservoir Yiew-EmOTy NJ White TO sara g. Beach.
lots y and Is. block 2 500.
Trinidad-Jeremiah NJ Butler 70 Lubelle z. Butler.
part lot 2. block 8. SO
Fletchalis ChanCe-CTammond Kennedy Z ux. %
Edwin T. Atkins part SO.
No. 92l II street n0Ttheast-CatheTine Browne q
Mary Z. Bennett lot a. square 934 SO.
street northwest, between North Capitol ard First
streets-CstheFine Browne to Charles C. Browne
part lot As, square 62i SO.
Trinidad-Same 70 same part lot 2. block g. So
South Brookland-Com " Womley 70 Gar7es n.
Wormley half interest in lot Il. block Il. So
Tenth street northwest between 7 and Q streets
Florence A. Canfeld et a. TO Michael Hallman,
lot .. square S5. SO
Linwood Heights-John ". Glennan trustee 20
George W, Mckenzie lot 50. block ?. SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
DAILY COURT RECORD.
(Thursday, september 5, 1000
Equity Court No. I.
JUSTICE GOULD,


Wall vs.. Eherch; pro eonfesso against l. Ger
tryde Wall granted. Compainant's solicitor. John
Ridout defendants solicitors. Wilson & BarksdAle-
Hannah Us. Hannah: commission ordered 70 issue.
C@npainant's solicito:. ". c. Balderston-
Walsh vs. Walsh: order Of publication. Com
plainants solicitor. Chase Roys
In re lunacy Of Harriet Z. Garin; order fixing
counsel fees.
Dulany vs.. Waggaman; receivers authorized TO sell
certain lots. Complainants solicitors. Maddox *
Galley
Dulauy Us. Parker: decree substituting trustee
Complainant's solicitors. Maddox & Galley.
Sharp vs.. Baehe rule to show cause retuTnable
September 6. Cemplainsnts solicitor. Z. +. Emig
McNoely IS. McNeely: reference to n Carroll
Downs, examiner. and Charles h. Turner appointed
10 defend Complainants solicitor. Leo P. Harlow.
Holmes Holmes: rule 20 show cause returnable
September g ComplainanI's solicitors. W. @. Gard
iner and L. y Hopewen
Cunningham vs. Cunningham; rule 20 show cause
returnahle September II. Complainant's solicitor,
C. Z. Emig
Interstate Printing and Engraving Company vs.
Ricketts,: time 10 take complainaut's testimony eX
tended 20 September TO- Compartments solicitors
J. J. Hamilton and Leo P. Harlow; defendant
solicitors, Wilson & Barksdale and D. " Baker.
Weber vs. Weber; rule to show cause retUTnable
September TO- Complainants solicitor. Edward b,
KimbalL
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
LOST

LOST-ABOUT 8 p NJ. WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
on the south side Of St between Evans drug
store and 18th and F. a roll Of bills between SIS
and so Finder VIII receive SIS II they return same
to MISS MARGARET SCHEETzE. liO7 G St. NV.
se5ss
LoST-sEPTESlBER (. AT ANACOsTIA. POCK-
etbook containing 80 and check No. AZ3. Re
ward II returned TO CHAS. @. STOTT CO., sOs
9th 81. NV.
LOsT-SATURDAY, AUGUST a. BRTNDLB
French bulldog $ reward. Z2S2 Q st. NV. se5-st
BOsT-ON SEPTEMBER g. At AS p ~. A
small leather handbag containing silver-nounted
hair brushes &c, LEFT street ear c0rneT 18th and
Pa ave. Finder viii be suitably rewarded by leaE-
ing with s. L HEAP, paynaster's oA3ce, navy
yard. se4st
LOST - BETWEEN CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Railway station and Roman Catholic Church
North Beach, Sunday book containing diary and
notes of value only to owner Reward Conmuni-
cate COX T. Herald Office. seS3t
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
Probate Court.

Estate of John f. Shea; order 10 sell stock. At
togneys, Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
Estate q William J. Mccoy; exemplihed copy Of
viii admitted 20 record.
Estate Of James l. Minetree; letters Of admins
trati0n granted to Louise W MinetTee; bond. $500
Attorney. c. ]. Murphy.
Estate Of Lewis !. O'Neal; viii dated June IS
1904 filed with petition for probate. Attorneys
Leckie. Fulton & Cox
Estate Of Thomas Johnson petition for letters Of
administration fled. Attorney, II. T. ClinksCales.
Estate of Clifford r. Vogt; petition for probate ot
viii fled. Attorney, A. II. Bell
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
Miss aIary S. Fitch Married.

Hartford, Sept. Miss Mary Sherman
Fitch. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
W. Fitch, OF Pittsburg. Pa, and grand
daughter Of Gen. William Tecumseh
Sherman, was married yesterday at Sharon.
this State, 10 Daniel Webster Armistead,
Of Pittsburg. The ceremony took place at
the Coleman HOyt cottage and was per-
formed by Rev. T. 3. Smith, OF st. Ber-
nard's Roman Catholic Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
IF
COLUMNS
AUCTION SALES.


TRUSTEES SALE or A TWO STORY BRICK
AND FRAME DWELLING. 80 6l3
STREET SOUTHEAST
By virtue of certain deed of trust dated june
.. A. ID. 1902, and dulg ~corded tn Liber No 25s2,
folio 57 et sci. Of the land records q the District
Of Columbia, and at the request II The party Sc
cured thereby, We, the undersigned trustees. vii
sell al public auction. IN front Of the premises. on
THURSDAY, September the fifth l5thl. at
O'Clock p M, the following described land and
premises situate Ia the City Of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia, and designated and being
the east seventeen 10 feet and eighty-three one
hundrcdths I2l00l q a foot front on street, by
ta depth. Of original LOT numbered nineteen ll9) IN
square numbered eight hundred and seyenty-seEen
sd, together With the improvements consisting Of
tw0-stOTy brick and frame dwelling known as No
sB F street southeast. Washington d. c.
Terms q sale-0ne-third uf the purchase money TO
be paid In casn, and balance IN tso equal install
meuts. payable in one and two years, with interest
ally from day Of sale secured By deed Of trust
upon the property sold or all cash. at the option Oi
the purchaser
A deposit Of 500 win be required Of the puF-
chaser at the time Of sale. All cnHveysncing. re-
eording and notaTia fees at the cost Of purchaser
TeTms Ct sale 10 be complied with within fifteen
ll5 days from day 81 sale: otherwise the trustees
reserve the night 10 resell the property at the rk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser after I've days
advertisement CT such resale in some newspaper
published IN the city Of Washington, D. C.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. Trustee.
1914 street nOrthwest
GEORGE E. HAMILTON, Trustee,
aus d&ds Century Building