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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

Ihcater-The advance sale for the
BILLIE Burke engagement i'm Love
Watches" opens at the box Office to-
morrow morning
Orphcum-Au the acts for the new
weeks bill on hand. and will GO on
Al the Orpheum this afternoon and eve
ming
COlOnial-The Arlington players
Will be- transferred TO the Colonial this
week and viii present "The College
Widow"
Grand-The Willard Mack COM
pany's Offering this week will be the
most brilliant of an their successes.
'The Girl OF the Golden West"
Bungaiow-Alr Az G.. Swonson aud
his company VIII open "a weeks en-
gageineut at this house. presenting the
play "Heilo. BNl"
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KAYSVlLLE CANNERY GIRLS
RECEIVE BETTER PAY

KAYSVILLE. Davis Co. sept H.
The tomato crop In this section Is eN-
cellent and the cannerles are rum
ming 10 fun capacity. A strike occurred
among the girls Of the kaysville. Lay
ton and Clearfiold canneries. They
asked FOR az cents for each bucket Of
peeled tomatoes. as many OF them
were small and imperfect. They got
what they asked for
A son WAS born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
James Criddle TODAY.
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PERSONALS

Sire. Margaret MrM has returned
lr'u un .stmdad uIp Boz thr puncirs.l
Atautl. .uart c.fIes.
Miss Louise Jennings leaves this week
90 sumo her ut school studies iu
ChIDtEo
Judge a. D.. NlodWin ana family have
returned from 1919 Cotton 0od canyon.
where they have been enjoying "a two
weeks vacation
~. siuckman of this city who has
been attending stanford university for
Tine past year, loft Tor Chicago yes
to-day whore he VIII Join the Utah
COLONY pas "A student Ia the lGiASgs!ts,
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GREEK MINER MURDERED
AT C0ALvlLLE SATURDAY

COALVILLE. summit Co, Sept ls-
A Greek named Andres Bherolakis. =
coal miner, p years old, was shot and
killed this morning by Andres BagiOnis
% The murderer made his escape to
the hills. but Is closely persued By a
posse under Deputy Sheriff Mailin. The
leader OF the local Greek society offers
reward Of 500 for the murderer dead or
alive. Capture A. expected hourly.
The coroner's Jury, after invest eating
the homicide. rendered "A verdict OF wllfui
murder, with robbery and revenge as the
motive. About three months ago Ba gi-
0nis, the murderer, was robbed Of about
500, and his suspicious fell on Bhero-
occurred IN bunkhouee No. l. al the Weber
Coal comnany's mine. The weapon used
was a .a caliber automatic Colts pls-
tol.
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MT. PLEASANT NORTH WARD
Y. [. M. |. A. RE0RGANIZED

MOUNT PLEASANT. Sept. ls.-The
Y. l. NJ. I A. OF the North ward has
Deen recently reorganized. due 10 the
moving away Of tho former president.
Miss Ida johnson. The new officers
are. President Mrs n. c. Jacobs.
counsclors Hannah Madsen and Mrs.
Georgia Johnson. secretary Hllda Mad
sen. assistant secretary. Tressie Mad
sen. Pearl Wallis Mary Ann Hansen
and Bertha Musig. aides
The South ward Y l.. NJ. l. A. held
lts annual" Wednes dav evening A
program was rendered and games OF
an appropriate nature we're played. and
refreshments served
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CIRCLEVILLE SCHOOL
AND OTHER NOTES
lsneclaI corresnondence.l

CIRCLENlLLE, Utah Sept 1.-THE
nights OF the 18th and 18Th were frosty.
the thermometer registered 20 and 90 re-
spectlYely. All the tender vines and vege-
tation We're laid low. some alfalfa SIN
standing was damaged The heavy rains
caused great damage to the hay
and grain crops. Several hundred dol
lars worth OF hay alone has been
spoiled Some fruit has been raised
and the tomates have also done well
The new piute company cheese factory
is completed and has been in operation
several days. II is being well patron
lied and n Il continues 20 do as well
as II has started out 10 do 10 will mean
a great industry 10 this section OF the
country.
The primary departments OF the dis
trict school opened last Monday with
full attendance. The grammar grades
viii begin work sept. r.
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MISSIONARY REUNIONS.
Gcrman nnd sMi.. Eldcr.-The !

German and Swiss Elders-The an
uual reunion and social of an elders
who have laborcd In the German speak
ing countries win be- held IN the Sew
Cntccnth ward amusement hal. Tues
day evening. Oct @. commencing az
s o'clock sharp The amusement hall
is located Just two blocks from tho
Temple square ON First North street,
between West Temple and First West
Above elders and company are cordial
ly invited 90 boz present Hugh J. Cam
non. pre- dent.
The Scottish missionary society re-
union viii convene In Pioneer stake
hHll oct q. al 5 q. M.
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CLAM0RING FOR SPACE.
Applications Coming In for Quarters
In the Vermont Building Show.

That the decision Of the Manufactur-
ers' association 10 move into the
spacious and Ideally located quarters
on the ground floor Of the Vermont
building on South Temple has met
with the approval OF the manufac-
lures Of the state rs evidenced by the
applications which have already reach
cd Secretary ID. D. Collett asking for
space In the building Notices were
only sent out a day or two ago. vet
more than "A dozen replies were receiy-
"a this morning an Of them asking for
space. Secretary Collect IS tubulatiug
the replies I'm the order received. and
when the time comes 10 allot space
the applications win be- taken up in
the order received The association
will have 10000 feet OF floor space IN
the new building but al the rate ap-
plcutions are coming in it viii an be
utilized.
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WHo0PlNG COUGH lMPAIRS
SPRING CITY SCHOOLS
Especial correspondence.)

SPRING CITY sanpete CO. Sept. H.
The public schools opened here on
the 18Th with an enrolment OF 200 This
is a much smaller attendance than that
Of last year the cause OF the de-
crease being the prevalence Of whoop-
ingcOugh. 1here are Ina the neighhOr-
hood N 100 children al home, quaran.
tined with that disease
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HENNEFER SCHOOLS OPEN
WITH GOOD ATTENDING E


HENEFER. Summit Co, Sept. 10
The district schools commenced here
on the 18Th. Mr. VIM. Edgel Of Hoyts-
Vile is the principal and the Misses
Fern Tautin OF Ephraim and Lilies
Farnsworth OF Coalville have charge OF
the primary departments The attend
ance Is good.
Born, Sept n. 1909. TO the wife Of
George Foster. a fine son.
Josiah Taylor OF this place left for
Michigan a few days ago TO visit rela-
tlves for about two months.
Tender crops have been frozen some
during the last three mornings.
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spnING CITY RRIErs.

Thrcshlng rs well under way here
now The wheat crop is much better
than that OF last year both ln quality
and quantity Wheat h selling az 50
cents per hushel
Born to the wife Of Bishop Lauritz
Q. Iaraen. on sept Do twins. both
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The President viii Arrive in This
City Friday at
4:30 p. m.
70 SEE The LIVING FLAG
Children WIN Nj Have an Opportunity
10 See the Chicr Magistrate
sunday Morning
THE PROGRAM


Sl5 a. m President met at
Helper by party of Utah citi-
zens
%. President and party
arrive at Provo. g0iug direct 10
tabernacle for address and public
reception
80 Leave Tor SALT Lake.
4.31 D.. m Arrive boo salt Lake
Party met nc depot by Utah Ma
tion9l Guard. National Guard
band and Fifteenth Infantry
band Escorted 90 Fort Douglas
for review of Fifteenth Infantry.
after which tho president win be
dincd by officers OF the. Fifteenth
infantry.
Return 10 Knutsford hotel for
night.
SATURDAY SEPT. o.
$3.50 20 $3.50 a. breakfast at
Commercial club
$3.50 20 N "a. m.-Trip 10 saltar
and return
II TO 1885 n. Morgan recital
at Tabernacle.
1885 a. m. 60 $40 p. mat
Country club.
$3.50 % $3.50 p. mat Liberty
park for public reception
$50 TO Gas y. NAT iSnutsford
hotel
6.45 90 s o. University club
for reception of ohio society and
Yale graduates
50. m. ana balance Of evening
Alta club.
SUNDAY. SEPT. 20.
2 20 1880 n. m. Presidents
address at Tabernaclc
1890 a. M Leave Tabernacle
for review OF children I'm south
Temple street Living flag 90 be
morshaled on p street, between
South Temple aud First avenue.
n a. M. Leave o. S. L.. depot
for Ogden and the north.
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ARSENIC CAUSED DEATH.

State Chemist Harms this morning de-
livorcd his report 70 the county attorney
regarding his findings In the examination
OF the stomach Of Frank L. and Minnie
Kaiser. who died about three weeks ago
after eating dumplings. The chemist
reported hnding arsenic present In the
stomach and kidneys IN the place OF bak-
ing powder and the Investigation Of the
accidental poisoning has been dropped
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SPECIAL PREMIUM.
John A. Winder Offers $50 for Best
Herd OF Registered Jerseys.

Iu a letter 10 sccy n e. Ensign OF
The Utah state fair. President John r.
Nindcr offers a special cash premium
~ so FOR the best senior and Junior
herd OF registered Jerseys Tho letter IS
as follows.
sccy Horace g Ensign. Utah state
Fair. Dear sirl hereby offer q speciaf
premium of 49, for the following dcs-
Cribod Jersey registered stock.
First senior herd. So for ono bun and
four CONS over three years old
second Twenty dollars Tor the
best junior herd consisting OF one bull
and three female.
Bach of the above exhibits 90 be owned
ana entered hy the owner
JOHN n. WfNDER
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TEMPLE NOTICE.

The Salt Lake Temple will be
closed on Friday, oct I. and win be
opened again on the following Tues
day for baptlsms, and on Thursday
Oct. T. for the regular Temple work.
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DIED.

WRIGHT.-At s07 r street Sept IS
1909. Lucy g. daughter OF Mr. aud
Mrs James ". Wright; born Dec
81 1906
Funeral was held at p. m. from tho
family residence yesterday lntement ID
city cemetery.
SMITH In this city. Mrs. Frances =;
Smith. 1879 south Main street AGED
IS years
WESTON.-ln this city, on SEPT a
1909. Emma J. Weston. aged o years.
10 months and IS days
Funeral was held from the parlofs "l
Eher W. Hall, l64 south West Tempe
street Sunday evening AZ D. m.. ailsf
which the remains We're sent TO Grana'
Vile, n. d., for interment
RAFFERTY, AT Bingham canyon sept
H. 1909. John Rafferty,, aged 81 years
Remains were sent yes,etaat w.,
Eber W. Hairs parlors, lei south NsN
Temple street, 10 Springfield ILL., for "'
torment.
GREEN. william T.. Green. aged y
years son OF Mr. and Mrs hehit
Green. Of sis south second West street
this city. al Morgan, ltah' sept i'
Of heart disease. .-
Funeral service was held IN the TniI-
tieth ward chapel today al $50 D. "'
MERRIHEW. In this city, sept
Edwin c. Merrihew. In his toiif-hi'H
year. ..,,,i,
Funeral was held from the Mlson..
temple SUNDAY az 3 .. M. lnlelHle''
in Mt Olivet
HANSEN. AT 1906 west Eighth s3 'l.
street this city. sept. 10, ls'' i'"
Hansen. aged 20 years. th.
Funeral services will be helo TIL
popiar Grove ward chapel Tuesday eetl
81 az 2 o. m. The remains may 4,
viewed at The residence on me ea1 s
funeral from n q. m. 10 o m fl.t.
invited Members OF the llanifh h''''
erhood please take notice
RAWLINGS. Rear OF $40 seventh tasl
street sept ~. 1909, Hattie, dlutn,
or William and Nellie CLARK Raw
born oct NJ 1888. in Tucker lt'"
Notice 81 funeral later
II. n. Evans Florist. 80 $. Main y. ~
Floral designs a speciality. fhohe7 ~
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Stops earache In two minutes. tooth
ache or pain OF burn or scald In fiye
minutes, hoarsoness, one hour. mus
rleache. two hoursi sore throat, ~
hours-Dr Thomas Eclectric oil,
Monarch over pain.
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girls. Tho mother and children are
well. and the bishop Is the happiest
man IN town
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with all the details practically com
plcted. the continuous ovation for
President william II. Taft who visits
salt Lake the latter part Of the week
was rounded into shape saturday
afternoon when the committees in
charge finished their work Reports
were heard from all the committees
and 81 is expected that the program
viii be conducted throughout without
hitch. The committees were in ses-
sion from o'clock until o'clock IN
Governor spry's office and Il viii be
the last meeting Of the combined
committee before the arrival OF
President TAFT orders were given TO
the chairmcn OF the various COM
mittecs assigned 10 details and every
thing appears 10 be In working order
The question Of decoration was
brought up again but no general
scheme WAS arranged by the COM
niittee. Tho businessmen are expected
10 decorate their establishments and
the residents will no doubt display
flags and bunting during the chief
executives stay I'm the city.
The combined bands numbering
about $50 musicians. viii escort the
president from the Knutsford hotel
20 the tabernacle Sunday morning
when he delivers his speech. Tho
musicians giving their services free
The tabernacle choir viii be heard
and also several soloists at the eN-
crcises.
REVIEW OF CHILDREN
Fifteen thousand children will br
reviewed On south Temple street by
President TAFT on sunday morning
ana the Living Flag win be re-
peatod ut b street and South Temple
This viii he made one of the greatest
demonstrations ever given in salt
Lake Tho street win Doe cleared ~
traltiC during the time the review ia
made by President Tart and his party
The committee on souvenirs decided
20 present the president with paint
ing of the August Natural bridge.
Tho inscription suggested is as follows
THE great Augusta bridge. san
Juan county Utah span 500 feet
height 265 feet. width of causcWay 30
feet. being far the largest bridge
known lt splendid limos and shapciy
proportions mako a. one of The won-
ders of the world n became ma
tional monument by proclamation OF
President Roosorrlt
presented to Hou William d. Taft
hy the citizens of ltah at salt Lake
City, SeptcWher 15. 1909 Painted bF
a. T. a Culmer OF salt Lake tltN"
The presentation VIII hc made at tho
public reception at Liberty park next
saturday
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
Tho transportation committee rec
ported ina. iou automobile had been
obtained fur making tOur Of tlc
city Tho machine Niu he occupied I8
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Salt Lake Photo and supply Co.
lSodaks. finishing. framing. lf2 Main 81
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OPENING OF OAKLEY TOWN.
cTTE

In the heart of the famous Oakley
Project on Wednesday. Sept %, 1909
at 100 r. NJ. at Oakley
For fun information address.
TWIN FALLS NORTH SIDE IN.
vEsTMENT COMPANY, LTD
MINER IDAHO.
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Daily sallair Bathing Trains.
$50. returns 1875: returns $50.
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Expert Kodak FYnIshIng
GIRLS WANTED.

Harry Simpler. Commercial Photo
grapher. ISL South Main. secono floor.
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Twenty girls wanted at Sweet Candy
co. 10 East First South.
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RAFFERTY, AT Bingham canyon, SEPT
u. 1909, John Rafferty,, aged g years
Remains were sent YESTERDAY llWt
Eber ", Hairs parlors. lei south MsA
Temple street, 10 Springfield, ILL., fof >"
tcrment.
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n. n. Evans. Florist. SO s. Main !. ~
Floral designs a speciality. fhohe7 W
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MERRIHEW- In this city. sept ~
Edwin c. Merrihew, IN his foiif-ni"l
year. ...,i,
Funeral was held from the Mlson..
temple sunday az .. m. lhlei'N'"'
in Mt Olivet
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RAWLINGS Rear of 39 seventh h ,..s,
street Sept ~ 100, ltaile' n,...t~,.s
horn Oct. NJ 1888. in Tucker lt'h
Notice ~ funeral later
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r. i. KNOX. AUCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
w

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROPER
n BENG i <,a< S WAREHo Use
Union STREET. ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Under and by virtue Of certain deed Of
and recorded the rirst day of February. AID:
1907, IN the corporation court Of the city OF
state Of in deed sSSk Md
IT the request If the holder of the note secured
Hereunder, we. the undersigned trustees. will
es Sss: 5Sa' 81 sns
Der: A.D; 1909. At TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
ale in the city Of Alexandria. state Of Virginia:
All Of that lot Of land and certain tenement sit
uate lying and being in the city Of Ale1andria a;
three G3) certain warehouses and the lot on
which it stands. bounded and described as fol
Union street .i1ty two l52) feet eight and one
quarter $50 inches. more or less. from the
the wall between the warehouse on the lot Of
ground herein described and the warehouse ad-
Joining on the north and runSinE thence south aG
middle Of the wall dividing this the middle die
south. thence parallel to Prince street and
through the middle Of the last named wall into
Union street twenty-five coz feet seven and one
quarter az! inches. more or less and thence
with all and singular the appurtenances, rights.
ways. easements and privileges to the same In
any wise appertaining and belonging. together
with all and singular the estate. right. title.
interest, property. claim and demand Whatsoever
Of them and each OF them. the parties of the
said.
Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit of I'VE
hundred $500 dollars will be required at time
OF sale. All conveyancing, recording. notary ana
other fees ut cost OF purchaser Balance OF Dur-
chase money to be paid within fifteen days from
the day of sale, otherwise trustees reserve right
to resell property at risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser after five % days advertisement OF
such resale
CHARLES LINKINS Tru.ee,
Address. McGill bldg, Wash. DC.
DOUGLASS STUART. Trustee,
sncO-d& ,ibsCSu Address Alex aDdria Va,
ADAM 4 Wt,Sl,HI ER AI-CcI0ZEER
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rHos. ]. OWEN & son. AUcT1oNEERs
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Bs

TATE, FRONTING TWENTY-FIVE FEET on
THE NORTH SIDE OF RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. RUN
EING Rack R!YpS TO PUBLIC ALLEY THIRTY
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded IN Lber No. 273S. at folio 235 ct seq. OF
the land records Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request OF the party secured thereby.
THE FIFTH 9TH Day oF ocToBER, Al
1903. AT HAI-F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
The following described land and premises. sit
llmbia and designated and being lot num-
bered twenty-four t24D and the west Ave f5) feet
front ny the full depth Thereof Of lot numbered
twenty three f23, In George W. Riggs subdi-
vision OF lots In square numbered two hundred
OF the surveyor for the District Of Columbia in
Iihcr w. F., at folio 6. together with the i'm
prov.n.ents. consisting Of stable on the rear
thereof.
Terms Of sale: The sum OF four thousand dol
in N and two (2y years, with interest at five
~ per centum per ahnum payable semi annually
from day of sale. represented by. the promissory
notes of the purchaser, to be secured by deed Of
cash, or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
A deposit Of two hundred and fifty dollars ($250)
will be required at the time Of sale. All con.
veyancing. recording. etc. at cost Of purchaser
Terms of sale to he compiled with within fifteen
r5) days from day OF SALE otherwise the trus.
tees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the dcfaulting purchaser
after five t5) days advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published in Washington DO
JAMES b: WIMER. Trustee.
Address. 1901 q st. NV.
CHARLES G. ALLEN. Trustee.
se23 -dEds. eSu Address, 61O 18th st. NV.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AuCTloNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY AND
c ,En a: B sT!1 RwELElSas n Xos 81:
BRicK DWELlINGs. Nos. o12 And s14
HUGHES COURT Nv: TwO-sTORY
1 RHGk s S1S SW ASP AS 10 de
LAR BRICK DWELLINGS. nos. 1914 1882
An: AND 1881 I'D: 22D ST NV: AND LOTS o, on
PARTIALLY IMPROVED BY BRICK
STABLE.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
No 2S'id. wherein Charles W. Botscll is com
pla inant and Otto J. BOtSch ct al are dnfen!-
ants: the undersigned trustees will sell by public
auction. in front of the respective premises on
WEDNESDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER. AID. 1909 the following described
real estate. situate In the city Of WASHINGTON.
District of Columbia. to wit:
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Parts OF original lots numbered seven ca and
further described as the north two -, feet and
eleven I'D inches Of said lot numbered seven Il,
and the south twenty four t24, feet and eleven
full depth Of said lots. improved by two story
brick dwellings,. ms. 91a and 9l3 3Gth ST. NV.
also brick dwellings In the rear known as 81.
and 314 Hughes court NV.
AT f:45 O'CLOCK PM
The north fourteen IA, feet front on 18th st.
OF original lot numbered twenty mine Coz in
square one hundred and seven t1O7, and running
back the same width to the rear line OF -a!d
lot Improved by two-story brick store and dwell
Ing. No. 1O16 18th st. NV.
OK THURSDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. AID. 1909. AT 4 O'CLOCK Pm.
Lots numbered fifteen us, and seventeen UD
in &. schafrr and l.. Botschs subdivision Of lots
In square numbered forty-nine, as per plat rec
orded in Lher eleven az: folio 20 Of the records
OF the surveyors office Of the District Of Cclum-
bta improved by :: twO-story and cellar brick
dwellings Nos; isl4. 1882 and 1884 2ed q: NV.
also lots adjoining premises No 1914 22d ST..
partially improved BY brick stable to be sold In
Terms 6f sale: ODe-third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash and the balance in two equal
installincnts. payable in one and two years. with
interest at six per centum per annum. payable
semi-annually from day Of SALE secured by deed
Of trust upon the property Sold or all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser. 4 deposit Of 500
on each parcel will be required OF the purchaser
at the time Of sale. All conveyancing, recording
and notarial fees at the Of the ,:urrha ser.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within fifteen
days from day OF sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five
days advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in the city OF Washington, D. C..
WALTER a. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Columbia building.
WILLIAM HENRY DENNIS, Trustee.
oc1d&ds. eSu Columbia building
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North German | lloyd

Large, Fast and Luxurious Twin-screw
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped With Wireless and Submarine Signals.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BREMEN
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 AN
Kronprinz VIM Oct. 81 Kais. VIM. d. CIR. Oct 10
Cecilie. ....... Oct. IL Kaiser VIM. H. Oct. c6
neutrality-suspicious. BREMEN
Twin-screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 AN.
Kurfuerst. 49,. Oct. 7 Bremen. Oct. 81
GEORGE wASHINGTON-Sails Oct. 14-21 900
tons. Newest and Largest German ship Anoat.
Every innov alton known to the shpbuilder's art.
GIBRALTAR-NAP Observation-Disclosures.
Mediterranean SsilinGs Saturdays at II AN
h. Albert - Oct % PRINCESS Irene. Nov. 70
independent Around-the- world Tours.
Travellers Checks Good All Over the World.
Apply OELRICHS & CO.. General Agents.
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1887 ST. NV.
f. F. DROOP SONS CO. 925 PA. AVE.
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