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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-17
NJ Mnrd Cnnnot r. secn.

White Plains. y. Y. March I6-The an
nouncement which appeared to-day, 10
the effect that William l. Ward would
not accept reelection as Republican ma
tionaI committeeman from this State. stir
red up a great deal OF comment. Mr..
Ward is confined TO mis- home in Port
chester with the grippe and could not
he seen by -ppOrters
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CUTS FORTIFICATIoNS BILL.
House Committee LOps $4,000, 600
from Desired Appropriations.

The House Committee on Appropria-
tions showed yesterday that il was
using an axe and not a cheese parer
in dealing with estimates for public
expenses.
The annual project for Notifications
and other works Of defense and their
armament, reported to the House yes
terday afternoon, carries items aggre-
eating $S,210,611. a reduction Of about
SSO.OOO.OOO from the estimates. bur
s1,Sl2,s00 more than was carried by the
same bin last year.
For seacoast batteries in the Philip
pines. $4,000 is provided. and Hawaii
gets 100000 for the same purpose.
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Ogden, Utah, March 1.-THE American
representative in the New York-Paris
auto race left here late this afternoon.
The machins was thoroughly overhauled
during It's stay here and the crew given
time for a much-needed rest. AS the
roads west OF here are reported in good
condition. the Americans hope TO in
crease their lead over their foreign COM
petitors.
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MEDICAL CORPS BILL PASSES.
House Approves Senate Measure In
creaSing Army Doctors.

creasing Army Doctors.
The House yesterday passed the Senate
bill, increasing the personnel of the
medical corps Of the army SO as TO give
/ brigadier general, Il colonels. 20 Ifeuten-
ant colonies, 100 majors. and 900 captains
or first lieutenants, subject to call for
active duty.
The increased cost of the corps made
by the bill will be 100000 Representative
Mann. of Illinois. attacked the bill Wig
orously. but only fifteen votes were cast
against IT,
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Croker Returns IA Ireland.

Dublin. March 16.-Richard Croker has
returned to his home from Egypt. greatly
improved in health He did not carry
out his plan to visit the Holy Land, be-
ing advised to abandon the trip because Of
climatic reasons, and he went TO Wady
Halfa instead
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Now senator SWORN In-

Senator Tillman submitted in the
Senate yesterday the credentials OF
Frank p. Gary. Senator-elect from
South Carolina. to succeed A c. Lati-
mer. who recently died. Mr. Gary was
escorted to the Vice Presidents desk
by Mr.. Tillman, and took the oath.
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PASS CONSULAR REFORM BILL.
Senate Approves Measure ReOrEan-
king the Service.

The Senate bill, with amendments, was
passed yesterday reorganizing the con-
sular service by abolishing twenty-eight
Offices, establishing seventeen new ones,
and changing the grades or salaries of
twenty-foHr. involving total net increase
Of cost of $1,000 annually
The House bilb amending the Alaska
game law so as 70 greatly reduce the
number Of animals that may be killed, was
also passed.
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Quincy. III. March 16-Delegates 10 the
State and Congressional conventions were
elected to-day at the convention Of the
Adams County Republicans. Resolutions
were adopted indorsing the state and ma
tional administrations
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Retirement Association at National Rifles
Armory, Wednesday. March Is at D. m
Representative Gouiden and other promi-
nent speakers will be heard. II is impor-
sant that this meeting be well attended,
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YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Senator Hllman in speech attacked the
7 csident for uonenfOrcement Of laws regarding
st'ck gambling and its relation 10 banking and
SENATOR BeYeridge defended the President
The conference report on the Indian aDpTopria-
ton bin was rejected. and a new conference was
asked for.
The legislative. executive, and judicial appro-
priation bill reported from committee the
supo7nnuation clause" having been modified
The bill proposing 10 pay the Catholic chu.ch
in the Philippine Islands $3.50 for property
taken or destroyed BY the American troops was
passed.
Senator Warner introduced a bill proposing 20
amend the ire-escape laws of the District
The reports pending District bills author
ized at last Fridays meeting of the District
Committee were made
At AS ?. m. the Senate adjourned until uooI
to-day.
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He remarked 10 his landlady on Fri
day. on engaging board. that he was
going out some time in the morning 70
get his dress suit case and bring II in.
He went to his room and did not stir
from IT all day.
A key to the front door OF the house
was provided him by the landlady. He
returned this 90 her on Saturday NOR
ming, and said he was going out that even
ing. He took luncheon at the l street
house but went out TO dinner. He noti-
fed the landlady that he was going out,
and might be late. She told him she
would be I'D until midnight. and IL he
came IN before that hour she would see
he got in all right.
He did not return. and has not been
seen since.
At exactly 70 o'clock the same night.
Saturday midnight. a fight occurred di-
rectly opposite Mrs. Miller's boarding
house
William Johnson of 12l4 Potomac street.
Georgetown. and William H. Robinson Of
1893 Twelfth street northwest, both ne
groes. were taken into custody. lodged IN
the Third precinct station, held for dis
orderly conduct, and forfeited $ bail In
the Police Court yesterday morning.
seen Fighting ny NeighbOrs.
They were seer fighting by the neigh
bors on 1 street. A woman screamed for
help. A policeman appeared upon the
scene and made the arrests. One Of the
men had $50. He put up the collateral
II was suggested that Denton had met
with foul play in the fight Since only
two men were seen fighting by the neigh
-
likely.
Denton said he knew no one in this
city. and expected 10 get work soon.
When asked whether ne intended going
in the government service. he said he
did not know; that possibly he might
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HOUSE.

By an Overwhelming vote. the bill proposing 10
restore the mefto 20 fhe gold CONS was passed
The submarine scandal investigating committee
failed TO find any evidence that a submarine
lobby exists IN Washington
The Notifications appropriation bin sas report
ed, with thirty millions OF the original estimates
Topped on.
At $50 p m. the House adjourned. to meet at
noon to-day
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LOST BOARDER PAID
Landlady Wonders Where
Hugh Denton Is.
NEWCOMER HAS DISAPPEARED
Settled for Two Weeks i'm Advance,
showed big Roll OF Money, Slept in
House Over Night, and Has Not
Been Seen SInee-Mrs. MILLER Fears
Foul PIay-seen Fighting.

Mystery surrounds the whereabouts OF
one Hugh Denton, OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
He turned up In Washington Friday
last. applied FOR board and lodging at
the house of Mrs. NJ. c. Miller. of 1918 I
street northwest paid for two weeks in
advance. slept in the house over night.
went out Saturday. and has not been seen
since.
When nc paid Mrs. Miller for board he
was never 10 enjoy he displayed a large
roll of bills. This he carried IN his pocket.
Denton is tall and heavy set. He has
dark brown hair and brown eyes. His
face is full shaver. He was well dressed
and has a pleasant bearing and good adj
dress.
He wore no overcoat. and brought no
baggage or extra clothes. other than he
wore at. the time
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Finally Senator Rayner got into the
game with a denial that there had been
any intention on the part of anv
Democratic Senator TO ask Mr.. Bryan TO
withdraw. Mr.. Beveridge came back at
Mr.. Rayner by nominating Bryan and
Rayner" as the Democratic candidates.
Il decline the honor, said Mr. Rayner.
and he got a laugh Then he declared:
There is not a solitary word Of truth
in the statements that Mr.. Bryan was to
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be asked to retire. The only thing politi-
cal that occurred at that conference was
a conversation between Mr. Bryan and
myself I'm which Mr. Bryan said he was
glad that Senator Beverage agreed with
him on the subject OF a G-sild-labor bill
This is NJ. Beveridge's pet measure,
and there was more laughter. The dis
cussiOn branched OF into the cOnstitu-
tionality OF the child labor law. and Mr.
Beverage spoke of Mr.. Tillman as the
corn-fed lawyer"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN DISTRICT BOUNDARY

Peters Mill Seat-FOuntaIn Peyton ct
Nx., Mary, to Emma J. Washington
part tract Of land called Peters Mill
seat, on Rock Creek Ford road; SO
241 Eighth street northeast-Mary
Noyes and Kate Noyes 10 John w Fritz
zell. lot 50. square 81; SO.
134S and 1850 FoUr-and-a-half street
southwest and K street. between Sec
and and Third stress northwest
Michael J. Colbert and James r. Shea,
executors. 10 Mary A. Harrigan, guard
ian. lots q and %, part square $40, and
part lot 8, square sos, and lot 81, square
65S; s12.615.
Delaware avenue, between D and E
street southwest-HenTy d. Gordon.
trustee, TO Nathan Sickle, part sub-lot
y. square SIS; S571.56.
North Capitol and NJ street.-The Mont
go1nery-William f Pickford ct Tx.
Jottie. to Clarence Petit, lot ., square
Whitecroft-Richard NJ. Thomas ct
ak. Annie F., 10 Christiana r. Mount
castle. lots and 5. block 4; $40.
Mt. Pleasant-Sarah r Coffin eft vir.
Henry W., TO John p. Henderson. lot s.
170S and ia Seaton street northwest
Florence =. Solger ct al to Blanche G.
IS Fenton street nOrtheast-Flor-
ence b Solger ct al to Josephine X.
Thompson. lot 1913, square ga; SO.
University Park-Harry NJ Ellis TO
lots 80 to 80. block a: SO.
81 Fentcn street Observation-Disclosures
b SOlgeT ct al. TO Josephine h. ThOmp-
son. lot 3S3. square ga; SO
17O6 Seatcn street northwest and ~
and 71215 Thirteenth street northwest
Florence 3. SOlger ct al. executives,
TO Florence 3. Solger. lot s.. square $50.
and lot So. square 1901 $40.
17i6 Seaton street northweSt-F'lor-
pnce b SOlZer ct al. 10 Josephine X.
Thompson. lot =. square 80; SO.
Metropolis Niew-Rosanna W. Clark TO
George L. Starkey. part lot Is; $1,000
Cleveland place, between W street and
Florida avenue northwest-Daniel II.
Riggs. ct Tx. EliZ H, TO r. Josephine
Dent lot IA. square 271; so
University Park-Thomas Bones and
s Percy Thompson, trustees, to Harry
NJ. Ellis. lots 50 10 50. block a: $40.
Cleveland place, between w street and
Florida avenue northwest-DanieI Fl.
Riggs ct uX.. Elizabeth H.. 10 Elizabeth
3 Mari, lot 143. square 21l, $40.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Theodore Michael.
plaintiff vs. George J. Michelbacher. alias
George Kohler. defendant. At Law No. 5ClS5.
The object Of this suit Is 20 recover from
the defendant the sum OF four hundred and
forty-slx and SO-lOO dollars (Sf46 SOD with in
terest from the Path day Of July. 1903. ana
10 have judgment OF condemnation Of GER
tain property OF the defendant levied on
under an attachment issued IN this suit 10
satisfy the plaintiffs claim. II is, there
fore this 22d day OF April. 1908, ordered
that the defendant appear in this court on
OF before the foTtieth day. exclusive OF sun
days and legal holidays. after the day OF TIE
first publication OF this order. 10 defend this
suit and show cause why said COndemna- ion
should not be had: otherwise the suit VIII
be proceeded with as in case Of default.
Provided. a copy Of this order be published
at least once a week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Times before said day.
(SeaD By the Court: WRIGHT. Justice. A
true copy. Test: J. r. YOUNG, Clerk BY
Il W SMITE-. Assistant Clerk.
apg3, 30myI
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.KOREA'S RULER
WILL Be EEILED
Marquis Ito Will Take Him
to Japan for Remainder
of Life.
Resistance Continues De-
spite Strict Measures Of
Conquering Nation.

TOKYO, May THE administration
of Marquis Ito intends 10 send the de
posed Korean Emperor TO Japan, where
be viii be kept in exile. This is tie IN
telligence which comes by private de-
spatches from Seoul. It is also highly
probable that japanese viii be sub
stituted for Koreans in the present
Korean cabinet. and that the govern
ment intends to Immediately adopt a
more rigorous military policy toward
the so-called Righteous Army. or the
Koreans who are carrying on guer-
rilla warfare in the country districts
and the hills
The japanese have heretofore con-
fined their efforts to control the actions
OF the Emperor TO persuasion, fearing
that his removal would arouse the peo-
PIE TO greater fury, but now more Wig
orous means are TO be employed.
Detection Of Emperor's Ruse.
Believing that Prince Ito's return 10
Korea meant a renewal OF pressure 10
leave the country. the throneless En-
peror timed his serious illness to coin
side with the formers arrival at Seoul
e.$s move was met by Japan sending
DISTINGUISHED doctor. Baron Sato. to in
Vestigate the illness, which was sus-
pected OF being a characteristic piece Of
evasion.
AS the prophecy OF important pending
developments Immediately followed
Baron Sato's report that the depOsed
Emperor is wholly well. 1t is interpreted
10 mean his final submission TO formal
announcement that he viii voluntarily
accompany Prince Ito in June for
frOfra n Cd visit 70 Jauan
The Korean situation is attracting
much attention. The latest move of the
Japanese administration is the PrOmul-
cation of drastic press regulations sim
liar 20 Russias under the ancient
regime
Under these regulations the vernacu-
lar edition Of the British owned Daily
News Is suppressed for reporting that
5000. 000 japanese are 10 colonize In I[o-
rea and that Tokyo is TO become the
capital instead Of Seoul
Newspapers Confscated.
Korean newspapers published in San
francisco have been confiscated, and
their circulation prohibited on account
OF the fiery denunCiatiOn OF Japanese
policies. Several japanese papers pub
nshed in Korea and representing the
Observation-Disclosures element have also
been severely punished. The editor Of
the ChemulpO Nichi Nichi and several
correspondents have been deported.
their only seeming Offense being an eX-
posture Of the dissensiOn among the res
idency general officials and legitimate
criticism Of the japanese administra-
ton.
Military conditions are admittedly
bad. The extent Of the open opposi-
ton IS shown by the fact while there
have been 2.60O surrenders under the
amnesty proclamation. armed bands
continue a guerrilla. warfare I'm all sec
tons of the peninsula, rendering the
lives Of japanese and pro-Japanese KO-
Seans unsafe.
Outside Of the heavily garriSoned
cities clashes between Japanese troops
and insurgents are reported daily.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ~

NOTE Published only as Information a1s
not guaranteed
400 P. NC. & o. Limited Daily. Fast
vestibuIe train Pullman sieepers 10 -
ington. Louisville, Cincinnati, Indiana Dolls
Chicago and ST Louis ParIor c. -
Virginia Hot Springs week days Pullman
Car Louisville 10 Memphis and New o.
leans. Dining Cars. Ia carte service
u:I0 p NE. F. Y. LIMITED. Dahl
Solid vesdbule train Pullman sleepers 70
Cincinnati. Lexington. and L,ouisvfIla
Compartment sleeping car 70 Virginia Hot
Strings week days Dining Cas- a -
carte service Pullman sleepers .CIncianarf
10 CHICAGO ana St Louis and LouIsvIIJs -
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans
RESERVATIONS and tickets at ChesaDea zs ana
Ohio Offices. 513 Pennsy lvania ave. COS 1srb
s. near F: and New Union Station TeIe-
phone Main 1850. for Washington Terminal
90 service and Main 1066 or 2z06 for q Il O
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the sale
OF condemned desks. cl.airs. carpets and other
miscellaneous articles, which We're 20 be sold
by the Navy Department az public auction
THURSDAY. May :, ks0S. has been postponed
until Monday. May II. 1905 Immediately
following the sale by the War Departn- ent.
TRUMAN II. NEWBERRY, Acting Secretary
% the Navy IL
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

LLCAtL NllNc1- III CAlds ave.
NOTICE-Fcllowing schedule not guaranteed
sos a. m. daily-Seaboard Mail Through
coaches and Pullman slespers to Savannah
AMI Jacksonville Through sleeper Washin--
ton 10 Hamlet and Hamlet 10 Atlanta Di5-
ing cars
ana pullman TO Savannah, JacksonyiIle
tampa. Atlanta. Birmingham. MemphiS
r. 81 sTANsELI. District Passenger Agent
apl2tf
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO p. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
TX

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
-l8Fery Other Hour q the ODD Hour"
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
ErEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
200 a. m.-Diner, Pullman Parlor.
TS 90 a. m--BuIet Earlor, Er. Train.
- % a m.-Dinsr and Pullman Parlor Car
fII-O0 a m.-Dlner and Pullman Parlor c.
100 D. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
800 D. m.-''Roysi Limited AL PulfaSus
400 D. m.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia
= -c0 .. m.-DIner and Pullman ParIor
500 p m.-COaches 70 Philadelphia
s1l-0O ?. m--Sieepers-
s2-5Z a. m.-SleePers-
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:oo. 800 t1.9o 8. n,
tl.0o SO p m.
EVERY hour on THE HOUR"
(Week days 200 a. n. s 2. nj
. 81 f5.00 fs-3J "7.oo. To. 1900 $50 800
'l-00 ~s1:I5, f2-oo, geo, 1870. s-5.30, T8.Oo
t445 $780, f5;0s. '5.S0. fs.o0. $50 f7.0o ss.0o
fs:s0 1000, '10.S5 'l.3o '1I,35 p. n
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, $40 a. n, 'l-22 $50 D m
CINCISN MATT, ST LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE. ss.I0 a m, 400 ?. m. 'IZ:s0 night
PITTSSURG, $40 a. n, '1=zS $40 , n,
CLEVELAND, $40 ,. n.
COLUMBUS, $50 D n
WHEELING, $40 a. m. $50 D. m
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m. f4:05. $500 D. N
FREDERICK. fS-2e, 1910. ''9-1o an. s.l.sO
f4.OS, f5:45 p m
'HAGERsTOWN. 1910 a. m, $500 D. m.
sDaIy Except sunday. ''Sunday only
Ticket Ofaces: IfI7 G 81. Tel Main 1891. so
Pennsylvania ave. Main 27S New Union
Station Ticket once, Tel Main 1850: Infor-
nation Bureau. Main 100 nol7-tf
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DR.. BUEL DEFEATS
CLERICAL OPPONENT

Not In many a day has Washington
seen such a battle OF the ballots as was
held last night at Rauscher's.
II was at the annual election of the
officers OF the Loyal Legion that the
battle occurred and the battle was
fought between clergymen. The Rev.
David Hillhouse Buel, s. J.. president OF
Georgetown University. was arrayed
against the Rev. J. B. Bradford in
a friendly struggle for the chaplain
ship Of the organization. Father Buel
won.
Some time ago Father Buel, who has
for several years been the chaplain Of
the order, was placed on the regular
ticket for reelection.
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ONLY IS MINUTES.
ANNAPOLIS AND TIE GREAT

ONLY IS MINUTES.
10 ANNAPOLIS AND TIE GREAT z
NAVAL ACADEATT
The only line whose ca enter that cftv
ano reach the gate OF tie Ss.szI Acade1v.
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CABS
AL 15-5 and II Sta cars, leaving the cor
ner cf 18th and y. y. ave. aw. every three
minutes make direct connection with
Through Limited Palace cars leaving
White House Station:
For Baltlnore. every hour On the hale hour
fron $50 a NJ - u-3o ?. u. daily
FOR Annapolis anG L. s Naval Aca6a-v
every hour on the half hour from $50 a n
% 40 p IA, and az s.3a and u-S0 D n
daily. All OF these cars. however. VIII re-
qulre transfer at Naval Academy Junction.
Additional service may be obtained BY tax
tnE any o. the Limited cars for Baltizao7s
aid transferring AZ Naval Academy JuncrIon-
No walking OF hiring OF cabs Necessary n
Washington 20 reach our station.
Pares one way.Rou1E trip.
10 Baltimore Aa.---.-.- 3Se- SIS
To Annapolis, Nd, and
U. S. Naval Academy. &c tx
Tickets Issued BY this comnsav fuciuds
street car fare IN the Dlstrics CT CoIu-,bIs
On tie lines u the Washi1Ston Railway aa5
Electric Co
For Information and tickets applv A. .so,,s.
o1cess 18Th aad n y. ave nv. or 18th ans
81 sta ne-s Washington. d. c., OF addrazs
W =. SLAUGHTER
General Tranic Manager. BaIa21F7 "a
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY CO.
THE ELECTRIC LINED
CITI

With the most luxurious bet 1Irh.As -
fastest tEterurban cars a America
TIE NEW AND BEST WAY
10 BALI4AOREs Nd, ANNAPOLIS. Nm
AND GREAT L. S NAVAL. ACADE,NY
ONLY y MINUTES
From White House Station tI5th a,d 2
ST. ue-e. Washington. 20 the heart 81 fha
business. shopping. hotel ana theacer as
tricts OF Baltimore. ana a direct connertf5-
with every important street. c4r Linz "a Last
city.
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES.
STAFFORD y Norway. the only real estate
Arm in Northeast. They devote their entire
time TO Northeast property. What have YOU
TO rent or sell? We handle real estate loans
Insurance. collect your rents. insure ycu-
property. Seventh and II SITS ne. mh2S-9Ot
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THos. J. OWEN a son. Auctloneers-
TRUsTEEs - oF vALrARLE -

. e-oe1 a m. my7-St
TECS. J. OWEN & son. Aucti5neers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE J-lIN-
PROVED REAL ESTATE N RENO
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust SuIv
recorced. IN Liber No. 2ff1. folio eS5 e SEQ .
OF tho land recorCg OF the District OF CO.
lUmbia- and a. the request OF the partv Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees VIII
sell, at public auction. en- front OF the p7emi-
ses, on the 18TH DAY OF NAY. A. u 1865
AT O'CLOCK !. NJ. the following de-
scribed land and premises. situate Ia the
Comfy 81 Washington. District OF Colurnht4
and designated as and being lots y and %
IN block "A, Of Reno" subdivision as re-
corded in Liber Governor Shepherd. folio 81
OF the Surveyors Office OF the District OF Co
lumbia
Terms or Sale-One-third OF the purchase
nlU-sy 70 be paid IN cash. balance ia two
e-issal installmentss payable IA one and two
Jears. with interest AT S per centum per
'nnum- payable semi-annually. from day OF
sale, secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
e--y' sod or all cash. al the option Of the
purr haser. A deposit % $50 VIII be required
etc at cost OF purchase Terms OF sale to
be complied with within ten days from day
or sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right - resell the property al the rish and
cost or defaultng purchaser. after I'VE days'
advertisement Of such resale IN some news
paper published in Washington, y. q.
d DARBY THOMPSON,
HENRY d. GORDON.
Trustees.
H. D. GORDON, Attorney.