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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
ARMY MANEUvERs.
Japanese Engage in Practice Tactics and
Troopers Are Hurt.

VICTORIA, B. c., Dec. 2.--The steam.
ier Monteagle from Yokohama brought
news that the Japanese army maneuyers
which were in progress when the steamer
sailed. proved to be the largest ever
attempted in Japan over 10000 troops
being engaged all armed with the newest
patterned weapons and discharginr their
functions as though on active service, 50
much 80 that d squadron Of cavalry
which mistook signals and failed to re-
tire when ordered. was charged with
baycnets BY an infantry battalion and
lone trooper and itwo horses were severe.
" bayonetted. "
The artillery engaged have 22o guns
Numerous special corps experimental
with new schemes, notably electrical
signalling Of orders from balloons and
field use Of heavy artillery. The fight
ing was a replica Of the Sahho in the
recent Manchurian war. Forty.two at
taches were present, including Major
General Pershing of the United States.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03

SALEM. Dec. News 81 ihe murder
Of four persons on ranch near Maeleay
reached here today. The bodies. Mrs.
casteel. her daughter. aged "a, ,hor son
aged 10 and the ransh foreman named
Montgomery. were found In The sharrod
rnina Of their abode on what Ia known
as "Thc Hurst Ranch" just how they
were killed cannot be- discovered but q
bicodstained hatchet and shotgun found
near tho place Indicate tho weapons
used. There 10 no clue to the murdercrs
and 20 far a motive II lacking. but the
general impression 10 that tramps bent
on robbery killed tho people and then
set Are 10 the building to conceal evi.
iencc Of the crime. The Casteel family
recently came from Myrtle Point and
but little Ia known OF them but they
arc reported to be possessed Of eonsid.
cradle money Montgomery. aged 55.
also came from Douglas county. The
sheriff and deputies are searching the
vicinity for trace of the murde,ers,
Search Of the premises and immediate
vicinity by the officers revealed nothing
to indicate the perpetrator of the crime.
Bloodhounds from tho Oregon peni.en
aary apparently did good work In the
immediate premises which fact seems to
further complicate the mystery. A purse
containing s6o25 in coin in a broken
savings bank was discovered near the
house. The bodies OF the victims were
so badly burned MS TO be identified with
difficulty. The castecl family was evi.
IDENTIFY murdered as they slept. Mont.
gomery's body was found in the kitchen
and appears to have been almost fully
dressed. II Ia learned that the family
arrived from Myrtle Creek about year
ago, They are believed to have come
from Oklahoma.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
RUSSIAN PIRATES.
Mutinous Crew Of Destroyer Forcibly
Boards Ship.

VICTORIA, d. c., Dec. 2.-Somewhere
In the eastern seas a runaway Russian
destroyer with o mutinous crew Is on O
piratic cruise, II a story brought from
Nagasaki the steamer Monteagle, which
arrived today Is true.
A German steamer reported at Naga'
saki having been intercepted 80 miles
north Of Tsushima Islano In the Sea
Of Japan by Russian destroyer whose
seamen boarded her and forcibly took
a quantity Of coal, stating that their
vessel. which escaped from vladivostok,
following the mutiny, was short Of
coal.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
BIDS FOR MILLIONS.
Made tIcoco M Invsstment III Two
Cent Stamp.

NEW YokK r,sc. Il, samuel Byerly,
the man, who nlthoush unknown to ths
financial world, s1sursd an allotment of
s5,soo,ooo Of the hrst issue of Panams
bonds while q clerk in local express
Office and made $4,000 on the invest
ment Of . two-eent stamp, has bid for
s2o,OO0.000 Of the new issue Of Panama
bonds, thought to be the largest bid,
with thf exception Of the National City
Bank. which bid for the entire issue of
s5o'ooo0oo. There are eight items in
the Byerly bid, the average price offered
being l03.65. which calls for q premium
Of s7so,750 on the total amount bid for.
Mr.. Byerly says he Is well backed and
will be able to take care Of the entiro
amount bid for in ease the bonds are
allotted to him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
pEDDLEs ADVICE.
colored Principle Hands Out Line Of
Conduct for Negroes.

CHICAGO. Dec. "A despatch to the
Tribune from st. Louis, Mo-, says.
III the negro wishes to advance his
race, he must behave himself in street
cars said Prof. Arthur D. Langdon,
the colored principal OF the Dumas
school, yesterday, to delegates Of the
Missouri Negro Republican League. He
said no negro should occupy seat while
a white woman stands and "dirty ne.
groes should not be allowed on the cars
at ALL"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
Steamer Headed for Sea In
Teeth Of Southwest
FURRY.
RyDDER GONE--HAS JuRY-RIG
Remained Outside Ali Night-Expecssd
N Today - British Ship Bucleuch
Reaches Port From Hamburg-Num-
Der Of Vessels Depart-0ther Notes.
ny

The first word direct from the dis.
abled steamer Alliance, for the safety
of which there has been all sorts oi
anxiety since her departure from Coos
Bay last Thursday, when it was known
she had struck on the bar going out and
had suffered some radical damage, reach
ed this city last evening at $50 o'clock
when the fine bar tug Tatoosh. tied up
Fat her berth at the O. r. & N. piers, AZ,
ter day spent outside in company with
the injured ship.
Captain Charles Bailey went to sea
with the Tatoosh yesterday morning
early. on quest for the Alliance, and
picked her up, to the southwark of the
lightship about 10 O'Clock. Ranging
alongside he hailed Captain Olsen and
offered him hawser and a tow into port.
which was promptly declined when Cap.
tain Bailey refused to name any terms
for the service, on the ground that he
was not in position to quote any
figures and that they must be left for
adjustment to the respective owners OF
the two vessels, after the Alliance
was safely inside.
Captain Bailey then offered to take
off the passengers Of the Alliance, and
this was also declined by Captain Olsen;
and there being no apparent use for
more dickering in the premises. Captain
Bailey hauled of, for the time being.
but stood by in readiness to render any
aid that might be essential, later. He
made run in to the bar a little later,
and finding things smooth and feasible,
put to sea again and went alongside she
Alliance with final offers paralleling
those made earlier in the day, and add
ing to them the proposition to put al
hawser on board the Alliance and tow
her all night if the bar did not suit Capt.
Olsen when they reached it. Each and all
were declined by the master of the dis
abled ship sand after repeating the sew
eral proposals and again offering to leave
i to the owners and receiving peremp-
'ory refusal of all assistance, the |
fatoosh was headed for port and ar
lived in at the hour named.
1t seems that the Alliances engines
we're working in good order, and her
propeller was. to all appearances, in ex-
client condition; but the ship was work.
ng under jury-rudder, her rudder and
art OF the rudder-post being carried
way when the vessel struck the Coos
ar. She had made her own way up
he coast at two or three knots an hour,
nd. save for the trouble she was in
to her steering gear, was all right ]
all other particulars, and her people
ell, but eager for relief from the stress
hey were in, and such as might further
rise, under the conditions besetting her. j
When the Tatoosh left her yesterday n
sening, at sundown, she had headed for !
"a again in the teeth of southwest I
nrry; and unless the weather abated \
aring the night she must have taken a 8
ortherly drift and it is expected that v
he will be off Gray's Harbor this morn a
g. la
1t is plain, from the manner in which 5
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03

SPOKANE, Dec. IA Coeur DAlene
special to the Spokesman-Review says
it is believed here tonight that the
steamer Defender was wrecked on a reef
a mile and half from Mica Bay in Lake
couer D'Alene. Fifteen passengers and
crew were lost. The lake is covered
by thick fog and boats will not ven
ture out. It is thought the passengers
are mostly lumberjacks returning from
the camps. The Defenders whistle was
heard blowing distress signals and
steamer lying in Mica Bay answered
her call but got no reply. No life boats
and but few life preseryers were ear
ried.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
GRAND JURY BUSY.
Returns Indictments Against Fight Trust
and Others.

I SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-The grand
jury returned indictments against the
members of the so-called fight trust,
y. NJ. Graney. ]. W. Coffroth, Willis E.
Britt. and Abraham Ruef and former
Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz. for alleged
giving and accepting bribes in connection
with fight permits; three indictments
against Former Supervisor Duffy for
alleged acceptance Of bribes from public
service corporations; Luther Brown for
subordination Of perjury in connection
with the Older kidnapping case.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
SEARCHES FOR SINGERS.
American Prima Donna Will Endeavo
to Find Good Voices.

NEW YORK. Dec 2.--Miss Mary Gar.
den, the American prima donna. who Is
making her first New York appearance
at the Manhattan Opera House this sea-
son, has been commissioned by the man
ager Of the Opera Ccmique, In Paris. to
find for him good voices In America.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
BURNS DEFEATS MOIR.

LONDON, Dec. 2.--Tommy Burns,
Canadian, tonight became the heavy
weight champion Of the world by de.
ieating Gunner Moir. the Englishman.
Burns was too clever for NOR, who was
knocked out in the tenth round,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
WILL CURE LEPERS.

HONOLULU. Dec. 81. Lor wallach,
who has just been granted leave to at
tempt the treatment Of 10 lepers from
Mclokai, announces that he win shortly
make public the secrets Of his leposy
cure.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
ENTIRE FAMILY KILLED
Marion County Ranchers Meet
Death From Hands Of
Robbers,
NO cLEw TO muRDERsas

Mrs. casteel, Daughter and Son, and
Thcir Hired Man Discovered Lying In
the Ruins of Their Ranch House Near
Maeleay.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-03
Defender WRECKFD
Occur D'AIene Boat Believed to
be Lost.
DISTRESS SIGNALS BLOWN

Fifteen Passengers and Crew Were on
nl-Lated Lake Steamer - Thick Fog
Covers Lake and Boats Can Not Ven
ture to Rescue.
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present; The Chief Justice. Alr. Justice M-Comss
and Nlr Harry NJ Cahaugh chief Justice supreme
Court District Of CUlUmbm
Clifford L. Johnson was admitted 10 practice
Patent Appeal Ne III Ouderd0uk rs PaTkes
continued.
No. 1870 United states OK rel Newc5mb Motor
Company VS.. Moore. Commissioner of Patents, az
glmeut concluded by Mr.. G. n. Duen for appellant
80. IS2 Paoluc- ". United States. argument
commenced by Mr. ". J. Lambert fr appellant
continued by Mr. stuart Mcnamara for appellee
and concluded hy NIT. Thomas G.. Taylor for appel
lanJ.
NJ 49, Evans vs. United states. argument COM
menced -hy Mr. II. s. Mackall fer plaintiff iu er-
TIT. continued by Mr.. stuart Mcnamara for defend
amt iu error.
Patent Appeal No. l5l In Tr application %
Thomas N Gardner continued.
Assignments tor to-day.
ou hearing: NO. g. Evans vs. United States At
t.ru5s-. q. Nsckey, r. ". Moore. and ID. ;
M4rlalI-D W Baker and Stuart Mcnamara.
No Morgan vs. Morgan. Attorneys Wilson *
BarkslaIe and NJ. ]. Cuibsr-H r. Davis.
No e. Hall vs. Claup Attorney, H. r. Davis.
Regular call.
No I7H D0bhiuS vs. Thomas Attorneys. Leo
Simmou--E. g.. Donaldson
Nos. 1919 and l7tG- King rs. Curtin. Attorneys
j. Althggs J0huson-Eugeuc a. Jones.
No. I61. District of Columbia rz Harlan *
Hoilingsvgrth Company. Attorneys p H. Thomas
and Il. i, Blair-J. H. HAYDEN.
No. 1866 BRYAN SIS. Curtis Attorneys g. z
Hamltlu-D. W. Bake-.
40 lU5 EasrgiiuE vs. Homiug. Attorneys, Viii
son * Barksdalc-FUcker * Kenyon.
Nos. IT'S and l759 C0us1ul vs. Cummings At
t.futs- y. e. DJu8ld-lu-IucSeE x Kenyon
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01

change for silver certificates and the
Treasury notes OF 1890 But the depart
ment does not think this is due to any
preference for silver dollars over other
kinds Of money Last year the appro-
priation for paying. transportation charges
on silver dollars was exhausted, SO that
shipments for the last three months had
10 be made at the expense Of depositors
RgGemptiUns Immediately fell from S.
100000. in March. to less than half a
million in April. showing that silver dol
lars are preferred only when the gov
ernment pays the cost Of transportation
The ccaseless vigilance Of the secret
service and expert money counters in
the Treasury has almost entirely elm
mated spurious money from circulation.
Moneys OF the various kinds, greater in
value than the entire circulation Of the
country. were received and disbursed dur
ing last year by the Treasury officials.
and yet there was less than 81. 900 worth
Of bad money found The mintS often
have 20 De extremely watehfuI 10 keep
employees from getting out some of the
sold, But iu spite OF this vigilance
there are thousands Of dollars worth Of
il carried away. Last year G. z. Adams
"a trusted employe Of the Seattle assay
office. was arrested. charged with steal
ing gold from deposits while they We're
awaiting assay. He would extract a
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday. October 81, 1oo71

tinrs & Chamberiu; defendants attorney Stuart
Mcnamara.
Famcc vs. Hmehight. jury rcspited until Mon
day. Plaintiffs attorney J. II. Adriaaus; defend
ants attorney. j. wilmer Latimer.
LvUns vs Abacist Trust Company; order Of pub
hcauoa. Plaintiffs attorney. Evans Browne.
Mcyuil8n vs. directors OF Providence Hospital;
continuance stricken out. Plaintiff attorneys &.
J. Gates and Nelson Wilson, defendants st-ouey,
George p. Hamilton
Motions for TO-DAY
NofL Cleveland vs.. Harris. Attorneys. Downing
4 Bsuy-McNamara & Hodges.
No United States * rel Ecklof vs. West
Attorneys, Lambert x McLean-E n Thomas,
40. g. ZirkeI vs.. Michael Attorneys, Daish x
Thomas-Birney y Gies
No & Tilsfury IS. Zeh. Attorneys Dsish *
Thumss-C. J. I. Graf
No :. sun Printing and Publishing Company vs..
National Publishing Company. Attome,s. Howard
B0yd and ". G.. Gardiner.
80 g. United States tx rel Russell vs. District
rf Columbia Commissioners. Att0ueys. Lambert *
Mclean and T. II. Yeatman-E. II. Thomas
No. &. Beckerle vs.. Naurer Attorneys. W. II.
SholCs ". W. N.lliGu.
No. s. Dashields vs. Moses a Sons. Attorneys.
L. J. Mather-R g. Donaldson.
No. g. Walters vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. AuoHeys, Lcckie Fulton a
C1x-J J. Darlington.
No. To- Kaun vs.. Riley. Attorneys Maddox a
No. Il Lgan vs.. Boyd Attorney. ". z Am
br1sl-E 3 Kimban.
No. r. JOY vs. Frost, Attorneys p. F. Cola
da1-C1e d Donaldson.
Nr I5 Dale rs. ShatCr. Attorneys f. ; Bailey
-Gai & Forrest .
SO H. Boyd ". Lewis. Attorneys. +. t. Pratt
and Jesse n Wilson. jr.-W 4. Johnston
~. l5 Des Manufacturing Company vs. hlrgs-
les. Attorneys. Percy MctZger-J. 4. BuIAdrt
No. Is Bates Drake. Attorneys, Lambert 4
McLean-E II. Thomas
40 H. sun Company rs. National Publishing
Company. Attorneys, Howard Boyd-N. G.. Gar
diner
Assignment for Monday, November &. 1907.
80 Dr. Allen vs. southern Express company.
Attorueys Eugene g. Jones and George q. slIuu-
George Z. Hamilton.
No l6l Capital Construction Company IS. HyEl-
cnic Air Carpet Cleaning Company. Attorneys, X.
Ross Perry x Son-Rastou * Sddons
No. 1856 Hukel kau. Attoruegs ". Siear-
mau-R Ross Perry 4 son.
40. D4 Smith rs. EarHshaw. Attorneys Guy
Holsapple-C. A Douglas and J.. b. Sherreu
~. ZlQ United States use q Hctnan IS. Fidelity
and Deposit Company. Attorneys. VI. J. ColbuJ
and NJ j. keaue-J. j. Darlington.
No 90 Miller Shoemaker Company vs.. Sturgeon.
Attomeys. J. T. Eyerett-Hayden johnson.
No - lmhof Us. Chesapeake and Potomac Tcle-
phone Company. Attorneys. Leon TCbIugr-Geurgg
r. Hamilton.
No o. MeudsI vs. Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
CmIauy Attorneys ;. !. HAYDEN and H. J..
Frauc-Halstou * Siddons
Ne. l58 sullivan vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. j. W. Echols-R. Ross Perry q son sud
g.. Thomas Duul-p
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
Cirenit Court No. 1.
ITSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WIGHT.
Ei5ny IS Altcmus; verdict for plaintiff for $50
Plaintiffs attorneys. Archer * Smith: defendant
ATTORNEYS Lambert & Mclean and K. H. Geatman
Motions Ter today.
Ne. l. Fuagamo vs. Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company. Attorneys, Wheat
lcy-AIcKcnney and Flanncry.
No. 2 Central National Bank National Metro
p0litan Bank. Attorneys, Birney Brandeuhurg-
LanT & Alattusly.
No. g. simmons vs.. Kelly. Attorneys. Ridout
Behrend
No. 4 New York and Washington Realty Com
pany vs. Lawder. Attorneys. Easby- Smith Mathews
and Handy.
No, r. tiTcsOn. executor. Is. GlcesOn. j.. AttOr-
ueys McNamaTa * Hudekoper- Burke
No. g. Levin ScheIuman ct al Attorneys L0y.
inE-Wolf & Rosenberg.
No. Z. Mcdaniel Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road Company. Attorneys, Hunton & Chandler
McKenney & Flannerv-
No. g. Eastman Kodack Company Burke Bros,
Attorneys. Brandenburg & Brandeaburg- -Burkart
No. g. Bourquardez Commercial Truck Com
Uany. ATTORNEYS. HsTlOw-Baker Sheehy snd
Hogan.
No. TO- Purdy. sdministratriX. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys Darlington &
Johnson Hamilton & Colbert.
40. H. Madre vs. Norwich Union Insurance Com.
pany. Attorneys Richards-Baker, Sheehy. and
Hogan.
No. p Kleinschmidt. treasurer, vs.. ODay. At
torneys Wison-Toomey
No. l3 WuTltzer Company rs. Juslg C0mp,nv
Attorneys, Leghton-Peyser
No assignment for Monday. November 4 1907.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Squares Dos 2os 90. 23 2i2 330 81. S7s. and lOS-
Man " Hebcrg5r 20 American Security and
Trust COMPANY o. StrIrU National Savings and
Trust Company. $1,000. 3 years. Per cent semi
annually an interest iu estate of John W
Naim including lCt B. square 2S. part lot l.
square 2o9i lot 81, square 2Gi lots 81 and g.
square 30: lots F and z. square 223. lots S and
Q. square 23, lot 3. square 2i2. east half orig
inal lots and g. and part original lot 5. square
go part original lots Is and i. square 377 part
original lot 2 square 379. and lot ID. square 40s.
Observation-Disclosures L0yeless et viz James w.
10 American Security and Trust Company 10
secure National Savings and Trust Company.
$3.50. monthly payments per cent part lot
g. block le.
Meridian Hill Emmett C. Hsll 10 !. Louis Willige
and Ernest IT Daniel. 20 secure William A.
Kmmel $1,000 monthly payments, 6 per cent
lot g. block 20
West Fckingtnn-NIary Foley and Kate Ouinland
To George NJ EmmCriCh and Douglass 5 Mack
alI, to secure Washington Six Per Cent Pcsma-
ncnt Building Association. A.700, lot g. block g.
West lexington. and part lots 80 and 81. square
square s5s-s. T. smith Realty Comrany to Ioserh
Salomon and Fr,G-ricb G. Handy TO secure
George G. Clark s. .06O. l. 2 and months per
cent. lots %. 81 and 81
Square l2s9-Richard 1. Saunders ct Ux. 20 George
W Ofwt and Maurice A. Bcckham. "a secure
Henry " Ofutt, Slg74 months per cent
SherWood-Benjamin f. Edwards ct TX. 10 Frank
Fuller and Frank L. Rapp. TO secure L. Ashley
Cooper. 236O % 36 months without interest
South Grounds Columbian University ty-Franklin C.
lot 49, block iZ2l
jackson ct u TO Paul v Mitchell and ] Clin-
ton Trbby TO secure Charles +. Tribby $50
10 % months, per cent, part lot s.
square l93-Johu Ramsey Young ct x. to Edward
J. Stellwagen and George Z. Fleming. to secure
Edward L. Hiliyer. 5000 5 years. 5 per cent.
mi-annually. lot g.
Square l02B-C CarOline j. Wood 70 Ernest II. Daniel
and Harry g. Kimball. 10 secure Minerva " Ls
Mamma. g. A0 monthly payments, per cent, lots
80 and l3I
Square 250-Deborah d. Lamb to George W White
and Ralph ". Lee, to secure \. Burd Shryock
s3.0oJ years, yer cent semi-annually part
original lot p.
Efingham I1acc-Samuel J. Waters et uX. to Thomas
Walker and James J.. Bundy. to secure John
Smith 5000 4 10 q months. per cent. semi
annually part Dot e. block ls
East Deauvo0d - Edward F. Cooper n Thomas
Walker and James F. Bundy 10 secure Elijah
Fl. Allen SIS, monthly notes per cent lot. 2s
block O.
Deanwocd Heights - Annie Arlington 10 Thomas
Walker and James +. Bundy to secure Eliza
RUan and Mary J. Adams. $50. Is 10 80 months
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lie Court of the United States.

supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Harlan,
Mr., Justice Brewer Mr. Justic> White. Mr.. Justice
Pcckham. Mr.. Justice McKuna Nh Justice
HolmCs Mr. Justice Day and Mr. Justice Mo0dy.
William j. Harrison Of Potesu, Ind. T., was
admitted to practice.
Ne 6s William Nobley ct al. plaintiffs crror
Us. Cecil Brown Ct AL &c, passed temporarily
on motion Of Asr A r. Browne. for the defend
ants in error
No, 81. James r. Kent. plaintiff in error. VS.
The People Of Porto Rco; argument concluded by
Nr y. b. K Petrngill f0r the plaintiff in error
and cause submitted hy Mr. Frank Feniile, for
the defendant iu errcr.
Va. p Mary v C0rtelyou ct a.. administrators
&- 90 a. petitioners. Us. Charles Eneu Johnson
& Co.: argument commenced by Mr.. 5. o. Ed
m0rds for the petitioners. continued by Mr. Francis
IT, Chambers, for the respondents. and by Nir
Edmond WCtmCrg. for the petitioners.
Adjourned until to-day al y O'Clock.
The day call for Friday November J. will DC as
follows Nos o. g. a. J5. s. s.. 49, 30 a. and q
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, Aacuoael7-
CHANCEIlY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. I5fS kEARNY STREET

CHANCEIY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE I54S kEARNY STREET
BROOkLAND. ID. G..
By virtue 0i decree II the Supreme Court o;
the District ot Columbia. passed in Equity Cause
No. ~ we, the undersigned trustees. viii sen &C
public auction. IN front Of the premises 0u FRI
DAY. the Stb day OF November a. j.. 1877 az
O'Clock D. M the following g-de-crihed land and
premises. situate IN the city OF Washington in the
District Of Columbia. and designated as and being
lot numbered four li. block thuty-two G2 square
5eS2. IN Bro0klaud District Of Columbia said lot
being 50 feet front hy 80 feet deep tbe same beng
recorded in County Book number g. UIge IG3 of the
tFCords IN the Office Of the Surveyor U the District
y Columbia. together with the Improvements con-
sisting OF nine-room frame dwelling and 0utbUiIdngs
Teu.s Of sale One-third Of the purchase money
% be paid IN cash. and the balance IN tWo equal
instailments. payable Ia one and two years with
interest az per Centum per aunum payable semi
annually. from day o.; sale. secured by deed Of truss
upon the pro- erty sold, all cash al the option OF
the vrchaser. deposit Of 500 win be required Of
the purchaser az the time 0f sale. A c0uveyancing
Eecor5iug and nOtsria fees at the cost Of the pur
chaser Terms Of sale 10 De complied with within
fifteen days from dag Of sale otherwise the trustees
reserve the night to resell the property az the risk
and cost of the dcfaulting purchaser after nye dsys
advertisement Of such resale in some newspaper
Published ia the city Of Washington 70. c.
FRANK T. ELDER
81 II st. NV.
A. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR
Columbian Building
oc25la Trrstsr,.