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CHAIRMAN HARRY S. NEW.

Il. Lincoln and Frederick d. Grant;
Joseph b. Foraker of Ohio. Frederick
Douglass of the District of Columbia,
Chauncey NJ. Depew of New York, John
j. ingalls, of Kansas, and jeremiah
Rusk of Wisconsin.
This convention was the second
which failed TO accept Mr.. Blaine as its
candidate. AT the third trial he Sc
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Of the political wounds inflicted at that
time have never been healed. For
seven ballots John Sherman was i'm the
lead, and to his dying day the veteran
Ohio statesman did not cease to assert
that he had been the victim of po-
litical treachery. At no other national
convention ever held has there been
such supply of excellent presidential
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

Some of tho conventions OF the past
have not been love fcasts. One mem
orahlc for its bitterness aud the bad
feeling left In its train was that held
IN Chicago In 1888. Although Benja
min Harrison was nominated on the
eighth ballot. the convention was in
session from June 10 to June %. Some
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

timber when the convention Assem-
bled no one seemed TO know who stooc
the best chance. Among those who re-
ceived votes on the first ballot were
william b. Allison of Iowa. Walter Q.
Gresham Of Indiana. James G. Blaine
of Maine William Mckinley OF Ohio.
two sons of former presidents, Robert
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the entire country was so unmistakably
unanimous IN It's wish to have Wash
ington for It's executive head that no
other candidate was suggested When
he retired to Mount vernon there were
already two well defined parties in cX-
istence. but their leaders were so
clearly differentiated that no conven-
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hope for them.
II is said that men who have become
great are great because their wives have
made them so. And. therefore. the
earlier Il man startes ON the high road
to greatness the better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-18

will soon find il necessary to encourage
the breeding of horses. just as the French
government is doing at the present time"
Mr.. Leigh. who owns twenty horses or
his own. said that in his eight years
abroad horses trained by him had won SO
races.
Fred Taral, the old-time jockey. who has
been riding for Baron Springer abroad.
was also Il passenger. He said he had had
most successful season. standing third
on the list of winning jockeys for the sea
son.
Henry Spencer, who rode the great Com
mando when that horse WAS beaten
through what appeared to be the boy $
carelessness by Beau Gallant at old Nor
riS Park, was a shipmate Of Taral. as was
Michael Miles. Spencer has been riding
for Count Hsnken in Germany. His home
is in Oakland. Cal. but he will stay here
for the two months before he returns 10
Germany. Miles. whose home is IN
Brooklyn. said he had won forty-two
races and stood fifth on the list. lie is
riding for the Edge brothers i'm Austria
He used 10 ride for Father Bill DAILY.
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JEANNE D'ARC's HANDICAP.
Beats Out Booger Red at Oakland.
Fitzherbert Crowded Out.

OAKLAND. Cal. November lS.-Jeannc
d Are yesterday won the Clay handicap
at Emeryville from Booger Red. Fitz-
herbert third. Away to go
break. F'itzherbert was soon crowded out
and though responding gamely in the
stretch could not get up. Restigouche
was slow to break and had no chance.
Summaries:
First race: six -furlongs: selling Anna May
100 tSween. II to 10. Won: ST Francis. ~:
tMPutryl. To |. second: Gossipcr H. lo9 iArchi
had, II TO ]. third. Time. liz Boas Doili"
Dollars. Francis Joseph and Elicrd also ran.
Cotytto. lo3 tArchihaldi. 10 10. won: Strik"
cut 100 Uptoni. III TO =. second: SenIproni. ~
,Walsh,. to -. third. Time. l.W. Toll Box.
Ak -Sar-Een. Mabel Fountain. Maurctnnia and
Saincooke also
Third race: mile: selling Little Minister
100 'kirschbaum,. 10 l. won; tckersall. ~
tArchhalh. To =. second: kelowna. II:
tWash,. 20 TO L. third Time. HIS. Kan
sack. Mctakata. Celeres, Talamund, Royal Red.
Red Era and Plead also
Fourth race: five furlongs: Clay handicap
Jeanne dare. 1o2 tArchibaldl. = To l. won;
Booger Red. ~ iKirschbaum,. 10 {" /. second
Fitzherbert Io6 n'ptom. ~ To %. third. Time.
0.JGin. Native Son. Clnndiyhi. Rrstigouchc
Little Jane ard Rose Queen also ran.
Fifth race: milc-Fd Ball loJ tkeosh'. II
to =. won: PhalanN. 100 Sweet. q 10 :. second;
Kermit. 100 'Iiayesl. l., to |. third. Time.
I.41... Military Man. Won Tromp. luapala
Orciian ami CarEiena also
Sixth race: mile and seventy yards W. 7.
Overtou. 1o5 tWalsm. even. won; Woolcraft,
l02 u'ltonp. is to =. second: Neva Lee, l01 &C.
Milleri, = TO /, third. Time, 1.i%'a Import also
ran.
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Turner Given Decision.

Joe Turner, local welterweight champion
wrestler. was given the dec sion over
Peter James. who is heralded as d Great
Greek" last nigh. at the National Guard
Armory before large attendance. The
match was scheduled o be TO a finish,
but the Creek by his running tactics
caused Referee O'Connor 10 reach this
decision. Referee O'Connor also declare ed
all bets off
The Greek was warned several times by
the referee to discon:ini,, lis running OF
the mat, but he paid little heed Several
times Turner made an attempt 10 get his
man into real wrestling. but without avail.
as he wou run off the mat. There were
times wnen it looked possible for the | oo al
hoy 10 pu his opponents shoulders to tin.
floor but in this position the latter would
squirm tic the edge OF the mat. These
antics were continued until TIL crowd ana
referee lost ell patience, and Turner was
awarded the honors.
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TEt STEt'S SALE OF VALUABLE TWO STORY
RElck DWELLING No. 1862 % ST SW
t:y v.g'uc ct certain deed of trust. duly re-
corded in f.'ber No. 2S51. folio aSi ct seq Of
the land re-. o-ds Of the District of Columbia
and ri tn" Tt.qrrst OF the party secured thereby
h. UNDERSIGNED trustee will sell. at prbiir
arctior. IN trent CT the promises. WEBNES-
DAY. TIE TWENTY-FIFTI DAY OF NOyFM
RFR. NJ. 1905. ut HAIFpAST FOUR
ttI tck PM. the follow ing described land and
premises. Si'natc in the city of Washington Dis
irlCt Il col mi'ia- aud DESIGNATED as ard being
Ipt II 'I'beryd 80 In james ". Marr's Subdiy
80 spare numbered 500. per plat recorded
M the office OF th. Surveyor To- thu District cr
toirnhia. IN IIber Il. at folio 1879 together
With fE,' Improvements.
TERMS a. 'air: Onr-third Of the purchase
'nnn"- 10 be- paid IN cash. balance in two equal
instailm"nts pa;ab." in one and two years. with
interest at q per 'antmrl per annum nayahlc
srn' arnra'ly. from day OF sale. secured ny deed
or tTI,s; upon ;Ic property sold. all cash. at
m" "HtiOD of tn" purchase. depos I If 500
Will bc 'rnuirrd at time Of sale. All convey
anring recording etc. at cost of par 'haser.
Terms ur sal. 10 be compiled with within Is
days fror' Cav OF sale otherwise the Trustee re-
the right to resell tn. prorerty at tn.
-i>k and cost Of fefau:!ng purchaser after five
lays ad""rI ls"nent OF such resale in some news
naDrr Published il WASHINGTON. n. G..
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TUI'S'r co.
,Rv andrew Parker Vice PresIden>.
-goi s-I.&GS eSu Trustee.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCToNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY OF TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. sos It'll
STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. holding Bankruptcy
Court. in re Martin Bros. bankrupt. No. 1876. the
undersigned trustee will Offer ror sale at public
auction. in front Of the promises. ON TUESDAY.
AID. 1905. AT FOTR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
I he following described real estate. to wit: Part
Of lot hundred and SIX tl06 In the National
Capitol Investment COmpany's subdivision Of
square eight hundred and sixty fs6n. in the
city Of Washington District of Columbia. de-
srribed as said subdivision is recorded IN Book
16 pagr 16;. of the records Of the Office Of the
surveyor for the said District. beginning for the
at the northeast corner OF aid lot and
running thence south on 9TH street LOO feet,
and thence east 63.32 feet to the place OF he.
ginning. with right CT way over the following
described part of lot one hundred and ak 400
beginning In the north line Of said lot G. 70 feet
west Of the northeast corner OF said lot. and
running thence west 31.6S fee, to Ave foot
thence east 81. 6s feet. and thence ncrth three
feet to the place OF beginning. together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms: One third Of the purrhae money ia
he paid in cash and the balance In two elrnl
instaIlments. payable in one and two years. With
interest at six per centum per nnnum. parable
srmi-annuay from date of sale. secured by
deed of trust upnn he property sold. or HI cash
ut the option nf the purchaser. All conveyance
ing and rprordln: at the cost Of the purchaser
Terms to he complied with within fifteen days
from day Of sale.
A. COULTER WELLS
Trustee OF Martin Bros.
Century building.
JOSEPH n SULLIVAN. Attorney for Trustee
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WOLF 4 RUSt.\ BERG, Jcnffer bldg. Attorney!
nn1S-d&dS. cSu&nn2S
THOS J. OWEN 4 sun, Anct1oneers

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE FRAME
DWELLING SITUATE NO. 2S0S + STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly re-
the land records Of the District Of Columbia. and
at the. request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auction.
In front Of o, ,he premises on TTESDAY THE
1908, AT HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises. situate In
the city of Washington District Of Columbia.
and designated and being part of lot 2O9 In
numbered 80 in said Georgetown now known as
square numbered 1850 In the city OF Washington.
described by metes and bounds follows: Re
ginning on the south side Of West street dis
tant II feet X inches from wet side Of Mont
gomery street. being at northeast corner Of par
eel of ground conveyed to Mnnnaker by deed re-
hia in liner n. " II. II. folio 50. and running
thence west on said West street 10 feet 1l1a
inches t" point distant not less than .; feet
inches east from northwest corner of said lot
street III feet s inches to alley. thence
east on said alley 10 feet 11k inches to south
west corner Of said Mannakcrs lot. thence north
with said Mannaker'S west line 112 feet 3 inch
cs to beginning. together with improvements.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase nry
to he paid in cash. balance IN two equal install
ments. payable in one and tw" years. with in
terest at per centum per annnm. payablc semi
annually, from day of sale. secured by deed of
trust upon -the property sold all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser. 4 deposit of 500 will
recording. etc. at cost 81 pur rhaser. Terms Of
sale To be- complied with within fifteen days
from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk and
eertisement Of such resale in newspaper
WAITER II. ACKER
]. TARBEI.L OVER.
Do1c-d6dS exSu Trustees
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ADAM \. wEsGIILER. AUCTIoNEEE.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO STORY AND Gel
I.AI; LRICK DWELLING. NO. 2:S y


CHANCERY SALE OF TWO STORY AND Gel
LAR Trick DWELLING. NO. 2.S y
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of
fh.. District Of Columbia. pass,d IN equity cause
No. 2so13. we the undersigned trustees. will sell
~ public auction. In front of t"c Promise on
MONDAY. TIIE TWENTY-TH!RD DAY OF 40,
NFNHFR. AID. 1905 At FOIR-TII'Rrf
O'CIOrK I'M. the following described LAM. and
premises 10 wit: Let numbered hundred and
fifteen t1ia, in Frederick II. Mct;uIrn. trus'e
Subdivision OF lots In squar. numbered Ave hun
drpd aud hfty-fva t:ia5,. in the city OF Washing
ton. nisric: ~ Columbia. as said sub Wv isi"n 5
recorded IN the nfc" ~ the surveyor 81 ~" nj =
:'fct - Columbia. in book n ~ rage aS. the
said described property heing als" known as
promises No 2iS y street northwest.
Terms ~ sair: OHe-thir'i ~ the pur' hasr m"nnv
',, mai. IN cash and the balance in two cor |!
iH>iaiinrntS. pdvHhi. in and Nv" years. " tn
iTfr'c>f u Xix peg rrrtiIrI I..r i'iyaN lie
en-. -arnt:Tliy from day ~ SHE secured ny d'ed
~ ~ - anon the PROPERTY Sold. or ali cash az
II" un!i"u g.; the purchaser \ d"pnsit NJ 5000
viii ha r@Iu3-c'! al the yni .h"s"" ut the tim" 80
sale. y! "orvrranrins. r.'ir,.:n: and n"fnrirl
f"-- 81; 'h:. r th.. DirhhSe-. Terms nf 81 p
- 'r' controlled with within tifte'n DAVIS from Il Y
20 ale otherwise the tsu>tp.s reserve - 'i~ht
q ~ nc property. =; Ire risk ard r"st of re
d";Fuitln. purchaser. aft.- i've days .d-erii~e-
len: at -tich -rS1. ir some paper puhlis. ed
~ ~ lily of wqsN;n-tor D. G.
PATRICK L. HIItIAED
t'tfra. f"Bfu~y M lG!IS}.
NA'TFf, e RtIDE R~ToS
tosiic". Columbian IN 't'u.'.
IL dc is "Su
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
ApAM \. WESCHLEE. .!utIiU\EER
THUS TFf.S SALE OF TWO-SToRY F?tNt:
DWELLING. no. t643 SMITH STREET
NORTHWEST. AND TWo-SToRT RRIrK
DWFI Ing. 40. IS. FOURTH STREET


TIKI sTEr:S SALE OF Two.SToRl F!NME
DWELLING. no. t64s SMITH STREET
NORTHWEST. AND TwO-SToRI RRirK
nWErL1X G. n" os- FOURTH STREET
u, virtn" nf "ertair ,ir',l -: tr Isl. duly re-.
enr,I.d IN Liner Va o1Sl folio 10 1T so. -
rhe land records - the DISCREET "f Columbia. and
ut the request It the tr.rsrr'r "f tn" Oriental
,ivinc TRUSTEE. will sell ut n"hsr auction IN front
If nh. premises. an WEDNESDAY. tn. EIGHT.
ZENITH ntS OF NOVEMBER. A-n. laos. At
F0'E O'Clock Pm. the following daS.ribed
land anil premises. situate in tho city of Wash
irSton IN tn. District az Columbia t" wit: Part
II original lot numbered seven - in sguar, mum
inrrd four hundred and srrenty-srE"n it'''. be
ginnn: an Sixth street west thir.v 80, feet
north Of the southwest corner "f said lot run
ming thence north twenty zen feet by denth ~
the sIrHe width of ninety three 3S1G0 AZ :S-lWN
+1.11 f"et. improved by premises No 1643 Sixth
street mort Invest.
AT tI.,I.FIAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
lot numbered thirty-frc cill In John e. David
squaT" numbered seven hundred and seventy
eight G1Sl recorded in Book M. Il. az folio
$50. in tn" nff-' nf the surveyor Cor said Dis
trct. improved hy premises No. 6S2 Fourth street
northeast.
Terms ~ sail" One-third Of the purchase
money To he paid in cash. and the ba In two
"n''a! fnstallments. payable In one and TWO years
with interest at six per ccptum per annum. M!
able semi annually. from day OF sale. secured
hv decd "f trust upon the property sold. or ali
cash. 1T the option Of the purchaser. deposit
time ~ sale. All conveyan"nc. r"cordinr and
n"tarial fees at the cost 81 the purchaser. Terms
81 sab Ia he complied with within fifteen days
from day Of sale otherwise the trustee reserves
cost Ut the d"faIItinC purchaser after live DAYS
advertisements II Slrh resale in some newspa per
published in the city of WASHINGTON. ID. G.
II. II. RERGMANN.
S6S Surviving TRUSTEE.
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CHANCEnY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RNtI. ESTATE. REING PREMISES 15ra
CNRCOHAN STREET AND o4-s ONTARIO

III - T'itf = NJ or ~. s,.r, y VI, ,rotEi
ChRC0HAN STREET AND o4-s ONTARIO
ROAD
BY virtue Of ,!rorcn Of the Supreme cour. of
the District "f Columbia passed In equity cause
No. ,7fS1: we will coll NJ anrtion. In front Of
T'.E%TII Dty OF NOvEMp.:R zoos. Ar
FOI'R O'CLOCK I'M. the follow ing described
real estate. situated In the ri:r Of WASHINGTON
District OF Co'nmbir ard known all ~ lot
numbered fifty four 'f5I, in sHrare numbered one
hundred and niretv-.hrce n9a,. im~-ovea by
tND on THE SAME DAY Vt F0TR.TH'RTY
O'CLOCK PM we will sell. in frort ~ the
premises all Of lot numbered sxty-"ne fGtl In
George g. Browns subdivision cf part 81 hlncg
numbered eleven On. M"ridi"n Hil the same
anp"ars of record in the Office ~ III" surveyor
a: the District Of Columbia. In Liner County No.
IL at folio 1h5. imnrosed h~ rrerises No. ol7S
Ontario road nnrthwast. subject however. to a
FIRST and prior ipcumhranrc On Sid N. OF 81 600
secured hy a deed of trust hearing date January
"a 1902. with interest thereon at the rate Of
sly OS per rentum per anuum.
Terms ~ sale: Ono-third ef the purchase
money 10 he paid in cash ard tho h'lanro in two
eu,,al miscellaneous. navnhlc In one and two verre
from day Of sale. AMI to he represented ny the
rromissory notes "f the purchase or purchasers
tim per aunrm. payable semi-annualIy. and Sc
cured nv decd OF trnst on the nron"rty sold. or
all cash Mt the nntion Of IN" purchaser. de-
rosit Of $3.50. Oh viii he rrnnircd at the time Of
ale IN each nronrrty. 81, rorv"vancin: re-
Of sale TO he complied with within fifteen days
JOHN r. LARNER
FRANCIS &. MAGTiRE
McGi bldg Trustees
TnGS. ]. OWEN son. Auc.s.
SIDE oSu
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RECEPTION PLANS COMPLETE.
Both White and Colcred Residents to
Honor MI. and Mrs. Weller.

At the reception in honor o. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles F.. Weller i'm the Young
Mems Christian Association building
next Friday evening addresses will be
made by Justice Brewer. Commissioner
mcfarland and Bishop-elect Harding.
The trustees of the Colored Social Set
Element in Southwest Washington will
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. Weller next Sat
urday evening in Lincoln Memorial Con-
gregational Church.
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AUCTION SALES.
ElITlRE DAYS.

ADAM A. wEsCHLEn. AUCTIOYEt:R
Trustees Sale in Bankruptcy of
the Entire Contents OF the Con-
over Ice Cream Plant, No. 2o33
18th Street Northwest Also 6
Top Delivery Wagons.
Of the District of Columbia. hoI ling bank
rruptcy court. in re- Edward &. Caldwell trading
the COroycr Ice Cream Comrauy. bankrupt
No. I1D, TN" u:l,crs' :nei trustee will sell by
public auction. within the above PREMISES on
Tt FSitY. NOVEMBER TWENTY r DURTH.
0S At ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. tn" ,nt r
contents. including Ice Cream Macninrs, Motor.
SlIafting. Beittng, Steam Cooker Ic" Cream
CT, National Cash Registers. Tubs rnd
Molls. Camel Fruits GclHtine, Sugar. Cigars.
Office Furniture etc; also Wagons.
Terms C" III.
EDWIN |. WI son Trustee.
D0lS- dN dis cSu EpphalJ h,tI
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Indians be given the leave necessary 4
portion of Senator Patterson'S message
reads:
The Denver boys want Il square deal
and turn to you to get it for them
Gov. Buchtel, who * chancellor % the
Denver University also wired Repre-
sentative Bonynge and Senator Teller to
secure. if possible. the Intervention of
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Leupp.
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THos. ]. OWEN { son. AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. RFING PREMISES NO.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REN. ESTATE. RFING PREMISES NO.
1923 I'D STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a certain decd Of trust. duly
recorded in Liher No. ?s3S: folio 24a ct SEQ: of
the land records OF the District of Columbia,
and at the request OF the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell Mt nnblc auc-
tior. in front of Tia" PROMISES. on TItESDHN.
THE TwENTy-FOI'RTU D.v or NOVEMBER
AID. 1908. at 40 O'CLOCK PM. the fol
lowing described land and premises. situate il,
the city Of Washington. District of Columbia.
and designated as and being subl"t Is In
SQUIRE 526. together with the improvements.
consisting of brick dwelling. No. 1923 Sd street
northwest.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd OF the purchase
money to he paid in cash. balance In two enual
installments payable in ard tw" years.
with interest at G rer cantnm per annrm nav
rhle semi annually from day of SALE secured Tx
deed o: trust npon the rronerty sold or all
cnsi,. at tho ont.nn of the ~urchaser \ deposit
of 500 VIII be re"mir"d at time of sale All
rnnvcvanc'ng. recording. etc. at cost of p,r-
chaser. Terms OF sale 70 he complied with
within fifteen days from day OF sale. othcrwiS,
the trustees resprve the right to resell the
property 1T the risk and cost of defaultins pnr-
CHASER. after five days advert is"ment OF S,lc.,
resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton. u. &.
FRANK r. RAWLINGS
RICHARD G. RAWLINGS
rnfA d!F"s.HS" Trustees.
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ADAM \. WESCHLER AUCTIONEEE.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate on the West Side of 14tll
Street NV. Improved by a
Brick House No. 22OS

Rv virtue OF IA certain deed in trrs: duly re-
corded November 4. 1908. amcne the land records
of 'he Distric; Of Columbia. and at the request
of the party named beneficiary therein. the
undersigned trustee win sell a: pubic auction:
In fr,nt Of the premises. ON THURSDAY. THE
NINETEENTH Day OF NOVEMBER. A.D.
1905. At FOrR-TiIIETY O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises. situate
in the "ity OF Washington. In the District OF
CO umia. and designated and being all OF
lot ct thirty t3"' in spasrr two hundred and two
a frontage of 20 feet ny uniform depth Of 100
feet to an alley. together with the improvements.
house.
THrms Of sale: Onr-thrd OF the purchase money
ia he paid IN cash and the balance In two eGusl
insta lments. payable in npe and two wears. with
Interest mt per centum per annum. payable
scmi-annnally. from day Of sale. secured bv deed
# trust upon the property sold all cash ut
the opfion of the purchaser. 4 deposit of 500
VIII +" required Of the purchaser at the time
Of sale. All conveyanrng. recording and no.
tarial fees Al the cost Of the purchaser. Terms
# sale to h" complied with within fifteen days
from day Of sale. otherwise tho trustee reserves
tho right TO resell the proDcrty Mt th. risk and
cost ~ the dcfautin@ nrrrhnser after FIVE days
advertisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in th" civ % Washin~tnn. y. G.
JOHN II. ADRiAASS. Trustee.
nnI-d&ds. eSu 404 9th st. NV.
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WELL TO STOP RACING.
So Says Eugene Leigh, but Adds It
VIII Be Revived.

NEW YORK. November Isl: is just
as well TO have racing stop here for a
while" was the remark OF Eugene Leigh,
the horse trainer, who arrived on the
* ronprinzessin Cecile yesterday from
France. where he is handling public s.a-
bic with success. When the sport il r.
v:ved here" he continued. las il must be
sooner or later. it will he on g more sub
stantial basis. The American government
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Atlantic Coast Lime.

September {. 1905
Nntirc.-These departures and connections are
not guaranteed.
800 am dailv--Throueb coaches and sleeping
cars 70 Jacksonville.
3:45 PIN. daily Sleeping ears to Jacksonville
Fla: Port Tamna. F's.: Augusta. Ga: Charles.
ton. 3. c.. and Wilmington. n. G. Through
coaches to Jacksonville. UNEXCEl.LED DIN
nc; CAR SERVICE
For tickets ard all Information son'v a. the
OFFICE or THE LINE. 1910 NEW YORK AVE.
ME- NORTHWEST ND UNION STATION.
GEO. r. JAMES D.PA.. WASHINGTON. d. C..
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