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vISC0UNT CROSS.
He was y Prominent English Cen.
servative 80 Years Ago.

LONDON, Jan. s.-Viscount Cross. one
OF the most prominent Conservatives In
England about thirty years ago. died to-
day. lie had held In various Cabinets
the Secretaryship OF state for the Home
Department. the Secretaryship OF State
for India and the post OF Lord Privy
Seal He was Il member OF the House
OF Commons for twenty-four years and
sat IN the House Of Lords for twenty
eight years. having been made peer In
1856. lie WAS 81 years old.
Niscount Cross was born AT Red Scar
on May 80. 1923. He was educated at
Rugby and at Trinity College. Cambridge.
where he was made bachelor of arts In
1876.
In the Disraeli Administration he was
made Home Secretary. In 1875 he was
elected a bencher OF the Inner Temple
and received the degree OF y. c, J.. from
the University of oxford, and that OF
L. l.. II. from the University OF Cam
bridge in 1875 and from st. Andrews
lie was knighted In 1850. Lord Cross
was a member OF the Council on Educa-
ton and an Ecclesiastical Commissioner
for England
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McREYNoLDs IS LANES GUEST.
PinchOts and Mrs. burton Harrison
Also At Dinner.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.--The Secretary OF
the Interior and Mrs. Lane entertained
at dinner this evening in honor of At
torney- General McRcynolds. Among the
other guests We're Mrs. J, w Pinchot.
clifford Pinchot, MI and Mrs. Henry &.
Perkins. Mrs Burton Harrison. Miss Bid
die and Walton Moore.
The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Riano were dinner hosts this evening
in honor of the German Ambassador and
Countess Won Bernstorff.
Lady Spring-Rice wife of the British
Amba ssador. will attend the British ball
at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York to-
morrow night. She is expected to return
here on Saturday. The Ambassador. who
Just recovered from an illness. deemed II
wise not to leave Washington now. The
Counsellor OF the Embassy and Mrs. Col
Vile Barclay will accompany Lady Spring
Rice to New York.
Mime. Calderon. wife OF the Minister
from Bolivia. gave n luncheon to-day In
compliment to Mrs Reid Hunt OF Boston.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell was hostess at
a reception this afternoon in honor of DR.,
and Mrs. Preston Satterwhite OF New
York. Assisting Mrs. Wendell were Mrs.
Lloyd w. Bowers. Mrs, Frederic Ather-
ton and Miss Mona McAdoo.
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WEDDINGS.
VIA Z well-Gaskell.

The wedding OF Miss Sarah Alker Gas
ke'i daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert Il.
,iaskeil to John Frederick Maxwell Of
TINS city took place last night In the
Evangelical Luthern Church OF the HOLY
trinity the Rev Charles j. Smith, pas
tor OF the church. officiating
The bride who wore a gown of white
pahhe satin and Veil OF lace. had her
sister. Miss Louise A. Gaskell, as her
maid OF honor and the other attendants
were the Misses Ella Klee, Viola NolI-
man, Louise Wennstroem and Edith
Pnrrmann. They wore costumes Of pale
PINK charmeuse and carried pink roses.
Kichard Brandes was best man The ush-
ers were Robert and William Gaskell
brothers or the bride. Frederick Klages
and Raymond Senner After the cere-
mohy there was reception at tho st
Regis.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell will live at IA
East Forty-seventh street after their we'd
ding trip.
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MASQUERADE AT sHERRYs.
Mrs. &. W. nm and Mrs. w. p. Gil
more Hostesses at Merry Party.

Mrs. George W. Hill and her sister. Mrs
William l.. Gilmore. gave masquerade
party in the large ballroom at Sherry's
last night. The room was decorated with
Southern smlax. and In the corners were
arranged lounges for those who desired
to sit out the dances. Nearly all the
guests wore costumes md all we're masked
until midnight, when supper was served
In the foyer and other rooms adjoining
the ballroom. Mrs. I'm wore a costume
of the early SOS OF American Beauty
colored satin. and Mrs. Gilmore was
dressed as Il Swiss peasant.
After supper Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Castle danced in the ballroom, colored
lights being played on them as they
danced. There was much merriment
after supper. confetti and serpentines be-
ing thrown about the ballroom. Mrs. Hil
gave an exhibition Of tango dancing. which
she proved could be done gracefully even
with hoop skirts.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin n. Duke. MIR. and Mrs. Percival
s. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Cobb Mr..
and Mrs. X. A. c. Smith Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Il. willie, Mr.. and Mrs, Caleb
Dula. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Dula. Mr. and
Mrs. Williamson w. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. Town
send Hornor. Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Full
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Remck. Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Colbron. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Ph!pps, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Speicher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley Barker. Mr.. and
Mrs Scott Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs A. Graham Miles,
Mr.. and MRS. George g. Boldt. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs Holland Duell. the Misses Caroline,
Anne and Dorothy Fuller Gertrude and
Katharine Hill. Elizabet.. Kendall. Fred
ericka Stats. Lottie Tauscher and Rosalie
Christian. William Sturgis, Jr.. AEs,ier b.
Duke. Walbridge S. Taft, Vincent Rock
well. Benjamin Bullock, Holland Judkins,
Herbert Neal, Norman Staples, DR.. G.
Boiling Lee, William A. Marburg and Ed
win Deval.
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DIED..

BlsHOP.--on Wednesday. January : Mr..
Caroline &. Bishop, aged 90 wears
The funeral Will be held at 1880 SATURDAY
morning. January 10, AT her late resi-
dence, ~ West seventy-afth street, New
York city.
BRowN.-on January g. the Rc,. william
Brown. aged 81.
Services stephen Merritrs Chapel. .as
Eighth avenue near T~enty-hrst street.
SATURDAY J.. ".
ELLIoTT.--on January = Harrison "
Elliott, aged ~.
Services stephen Merritrs chapel. g?s
Eighth avenue, near Twenty -nrst street,
Friday. ! O'clock,
GlNNA.-on Tuesday. January G. islt a.
his home In piainheld. y, j OF typhoii
fever, Daniel r.. beloved husband OF
Katherine Lewis CHINA.
Funeral services to be held a. his AZ
residence. ll27 Watching avenue on
Friday. January o. AZ 2;l5 o'clock car.
riages will meet Jersey Central trait
leaving Liberty street / Il. NJ TNeuN
third street. 1880 p NJ. lnterrueut a.
Hillside Cemetery at convenience OF
family
HAwTREY.--Wiliam r.. aged 80
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH" cil
West Twenty-thrd Drank l., Campbell
Building, saturday II O'Clock. Auio-
mobile cortogc.
KENT-At Hackensack, y, j.. on Neanes
day. January I. Charlotte Mumforu
widow OF Henry Frederick Kent
Funeral services at Christ Church. Hacken-
sack. on Friday, January ., at $50 p NJ
WILLIAMS. - Helen TredweN. aged 10
daughter OF Norman Masters and Helen
Clayton Williams,
Services at her residence, ass Lewis ave.
nue., Brooklyn, Friday, January Q, at
L. NJ, lnterment private. Hermuda
papers please copy,
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POLICE CAPTAIN S. E. PRICE.
Head Of BrOnx detective bureau
Dies After an Operation.

Capt Samuel Edwin Price. head OF the
Bronx detective bureau and one of the
best known Detectives In the Police De-
partment. died In ST. Luke's Hospital
after an operation late yesterday after
noon. He was born on July 5, 1856,
in New York city. He entered the Po-
lice Department In 1881 and had been
in charge of the Bronx detectives bureau
for eight years. lie went to The Bronx
when the bureau was established under
Commissioner Bingham.
Before Capt Price entered the Police
Department he was II florist He became
u roundsman In 1887 and was promoted
to a lieutenency for efficient service by
Theodore Roosevelt In 1898. His spe-
cialty was murder cases. and he succeeded
In bringing several notorious murderers
to Justice One of the last cases that he
cleared up was the murder OF little Sigrid
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CHANs0Ns EN- CRIN0LME.
Last Of Mrs. Hawkesworth's SERIES
Given at the Plaza.

The last OF Mrs. Hawkesworths chan
sons en- crinoline was given yesterday
morning IN the Plaza ballroom. when a
musical sketch entitled Irish Love" was
sung by Miss Anna Case OF the Metro
poltan opera and Cecil Tanning, barry
tone Many old Irish ballads were in
troduced in the little sketch. and an Irish
reel was danced with much spirit by Miss
Case and Mr.. Tanning. who also sang AS a
duet Moore's believe Me II All Those
Endearing Young Charms" II. II. Turpin
was at the piano Among those in the
audience were Mrs. Henry A. Alexander.
Mrs. John J. Mason, Mrs. j. Horace Hard
ing, Mrs. Samuel H. Valentine. Miss Hen
rietta Porter. Mrs. NJ. Taylor Pyne. Mrs,
Edwin Gould, Mrs. Charles Dana Glib
son, Mrs. John r. Terry. Jr,, Mrs. Henry
N. Mum. Mrs. Frederick 7. Van Beuren,
Mrs. John w. Alexander. Mrs. Stanley
Mortimer and Mrs. +. Mcneil Bacon.
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EARL CAWD0R.
Peer Said to Have Been Descended
From Thames of Cawdor.

loNpoN. Jan. s.--Earl Ca~dor, 4s years
old. died to-day after "a long illness at Toe
Kingston -on-Thames Nursing Home. He
had held the title only since 1911. when
his father died. He is now succeeded by
his son. Niscouut Emlin, "A boy OF IL.
According to popular tradition EAR
Cawdor was descended from the old
Thames OF Cawdor. dating back TO before
the tim, 81 Macbeth. According 10 Snake
speai. Macbeth coveted the title and &C.
cured II by causing the Thane OF Cawdor
To be executed for treason.
The present castle of Cawdor ha. been
IN existence since feudal times and Is III
an excellent state of preservation. II be-
ing one If the show places OF Scotland
The family is branch Of the Argyll
family. The Baron of Cawdor was cre-
at,d i'm 1895 and raised to an earldom In
lS27. The ddcedent was the fourth Earl
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Notes Of the Social World.

Mrs Charles r.. Scott and others In
terested In the Lisa Day Nursery are ar
ranging a mardi gras ball for the benefit
OF that institution to be held In the
ballroom Of the Hotel Biltmore on the
night of February "a. The details have
not been completed. but the ball will
have all the features Of the carnival
season.
The second for this season Of the Three
Sherry Dances will take place tonight at
Sherry's
Mrs Orme Wilson will give a dinner
this evening.
Mrs Frank Z. Hagemeyer OF $40 Park
avenue will give dinner and theatre
party this evening for her daughter, Miss
Evelyn Scott
Mrs Henry Seligman will give n
luncheon. followed by music. on Janu-
airy Is at her home. 80 West Fifty-sixth
street, and n dinner. followed by dancing,
on January 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wellman Moore
OF 12l Madison avenue Will give mu-
sicale at the Plaza on the evening OF
January Is. The artists will be Miss
Maggie Teyte, soprano; Rafaeio pias,
tenor; Miss Ada Sassaoli. harp. and
Nahan Frankie with his orchestra.
Mrs. Edward Mitchell and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry NJ Ferriday, of 81 East
Flftieth street will be at homo on Mon
days until Lent
Mrs. Edward N. Bre!tung gave small
the dansant yesterday afternoon In the
Louis XVI. room OF the st. Regis.
Mr. and Mrs Holland Wilmer and
Miss Wilmer of Washington. u. c., who
are at the Wolcott. will sail tomorrow on
the Adriatic. to remain abroad until
spring.
Lady Spring Rice. wife OF the British
Ambassador, will be one OF the guests this
evening at the British ball for the benefit
Of the Home for Aged British Men and
Women In New York, which will be held
in the Waldorf.
Mrs. X. q. Copeland has bought out the
entire seating capacity OF the Shubert
Theatre In Fovty-fourth street, where
II, 900 Years Ago IL playing, for January
2s. The proceeds are for the beneht of
Flower Hospital and the ladies auxiliary
of that institution will have charge of
reseliing the tickets.
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Mrs. j. NJ. TOucey Gives Theatre
Party.

Mrs John NJ. Toucey Of SG3 Park ave-
nue. gave theatre party last night. TAX
ing her guests to the Longacre Theatre
to see "Iole" and afterward TO her home
for supper. Among them were Mr., and
Mrs. Leroy Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Rut-
ledge Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Meyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lyon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hubbard. Nine. Eugene de Balm
bouville. Miss Jessie Coogan. the Misses
Mildred and Helen Harbeck. Miss Abby
Morrison and Miss Adeline Gardner.
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HENRIETTA KEDDIE.
English Notwithstanding Of "Three
Generations" Dead.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sen
LONDON. Jan. s.--lienrietta koddie, the
novelist. better known under her nom de
plume. Sarah Tytler. died her to-day
in her eighty-seventh year.
She was the daughter OF a notary OF
Grange, Ffoshirc, and began her literary
work while conducting a boarding school
for girls near that place. She came to
London In 1870. Some of her best known
works are "Cltoyenne Jacqueline." "French
Janet" 'rhe Macdonald Lass" Miss
Lance" Women Must Weep" and "Thrce
Generations"
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Eckstrom on June s last. Joseph J. Nc
kenna was convicted OF the murder on
October 26.
Capt. Price married Miss Josephine
Doak in 1858. She and two SONS, Edwin
and Albert, survive him. He was q MEM
Der oil the Legion Of Honor of the Police
Department, the Detectives Associst ton
and the Lieutenants Association.
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Los ANGELES Cal, Jan. S.-Sir Joseph
Dubuc of Winnipeg, Canada. died
here last night OF heart disease King
George kn!Ehted him Two years ago. Sir
Joseph vas for siN years Chief Jus
ticc of Manitoba lie WAS Attorney
General OF Manitoba Ia 1874 In 1879 he
sat Az member Of the Canadian House
of Commons Sir Joseph leaves II
widow, five sons and four daughters, one
son. Or, j. II. Dubuc, is "a physician in
NV York
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THE SEAGOERS.
Departures for England and the
Continent-SOme ArriysI..

Sailing to-day by the American liner
New York for Plymouth. Cherboulg and
Southampton
Charles p Baxter Mr. and Mr.. Edr.r A
Il. NJ Clark salIus, s- :"
Or. Frank c. Davis DR. c y Spicer
rom > Ellison Mrs Paul H. Tracy
pF' AhIfeW Gray Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred g.
Z a fark Wiltshire
Arrivals for the Anchor liner Cameron,a
from Glasgow:
william Anderson. Ronald wilkinson
Robert Clarke. Mr. and NJ. Iau..
Alexander Sinclair MsCken,ie
George Kitchen.
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Tn. Rev. George ). SANGER.

boston, Jan. s.--The Rev. George Jed
idiah Sanger, 81 years old. pastor emer-
titus of the First Universalist Church In
Dauvers. died there yesterday. He was
in the ministry sixty-three years having
b.en minister of Universalst churches In
Sandwich. Gloucester. Harwlch, Webster
and Essex. He officiated at weddings
and funerals up to within "A recent period.
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Dance ut Mrs. =. u. Valentines.

Another dance last night was that given
hy Mrs. samuel Il. Valentine at her house.
East Sixty-seventh street. Receiving
with Mrs Valentine was her sister. Miss
Henrietta Porter. Among the guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood Mr.
and Mrs, Waldron Williams. Mr. and Mrs
9 Hunter Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
ll'llster Pease, Mr., and Mrs. Herman
Npuntze, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic A. de
I"yster Mr.. and Mrs. John J.. clifford,
~" Misses Lentllhon Clifford, Mary Emo,
Elizabeth Thompson, Doris Bissell and
Jane Sands Of Washington. d. G. Leon
ara i. Wycth, Reginald NJ Banks. Liv-
lnsston Snort, Alexander j. Bruen,
CHARLES Carroll Goldsborough. l.. Have
meycr Butt, Louis Keller, A. Miller-Ury,
'harles II. Jones and Henry W. Warner.
MIS-. Samuel w. Andrews gave recep-
Won yesterday afternoon at her home. s75
MADISON avenue. for her debutante daugh-
YER Miss Naomi Andrews. Assisting In
receiving We're the Misses Elizabeth kir-
.h' Virginia Geddes, Mildred Dennis.
Marian Han. Adele Hotchkiss. Jessica
Eayliss, Edith Milllken and Marion
henker After an Informal dinner Mrs.
Andrews took the members OF the receiv-
Ing party to see "Grumpy" at Wallack's.
""d some Of the young men who Joined
,h'nn were Robert IngeHoll Brown. II. ii.
,,TerlAnd, Jr., Herbert Lord. DR.. Ingiis
Frost and Louis Carman. Afterward
'1e'e waa Il supper at the Biltnore.
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John l.. Derby.

CRAWFORD, n. j.. Jan. S.-John L.
Derby. 81 years old, grandson of Abra-
ham Clark, one of the signers OF the
Declaration of Independence, died sud
denly at his home here to-day. lie served
as postmaster here for thirty seven years.
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ID. lie Roy Dresser, Inventor.

NEWPORT, X, l., Jan. S.-p lie Soy
dresser brother OF Mrs John NicLo-
las Brown. has invented a boiler for thr
burning or crude oil without smoke The
ooier 10 SAID TO be much smaller but able
10 develop greater horse-pow,r than tha
ordinary coal burner
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Willow street, Brooklyn. In his nine,v-
nrst year. He was the Oldest member -,
the Reformed Church on the Heights ri.
wives him. sur
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There was general dancing. for which
Courad's Orchestra played. and after mid
night supper WAS served. Some of those
who came IN for dancing were Mr. and
Mr. William Earl Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs
oliver De Ldnsey Coster. Mr.. and
Mrs. De Lanc.y Kane Jay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradish O. Johnson Mr.. and Mrs Buell.
HOLSTER, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard G. Hoppin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J. DreXel, Jr.. Mr..
ana Mrs. Arthur Iseln. Mr.. and Mrs
Austen cray. Mr. and Mrs James Lloyd
Derby Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Appleton
curtis, Mr.. and Mrs John q. l.. De
Saulles, Mr. and Mrs Charles C. Au-
chlncloss Mr.. and Mrs. =. Stuyvesant
Pilot, Mr. and Mrs Lewis q. Morris
N~ and Mrs, Alfred l.. LOOMS. Mrs
William * Vanderbilt. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs
A ID Pratt Mr.. and Mrs. w.
~ L.ancey kountze, Mr., and Mrs. Grafton
II. Pyne Mr. and Mrs. Devereux Mllburn.
Mr. and Mrs, John :. Rogers. Mrs, Regi-
maid 9. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
j WaGstaff. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Iselin.
Mr and Mrs. II. Kierstede Hudson, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens and Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Il. Schey.
Others present We're the Misses Susan
j IN lIr, sscr Margaret Andrews. Amy
Bradish Johnson. Louisa Johnson. Ruth
King, Helen Dinsmors Huntington, Ca
m.ilt Morgan, Helen Dorothea Kane. Janet
Fish, Mildred Dennis. Clara Fargo.
Louise and Augusta Dixon. Priscilla Ball.
Eleanor Burrill, Mary Cutting Cumnock.
Emily Rushmore. Josephine Nicoll. Bar
barl Rutherfurd. Katherine Oakman,
Susan Street. Margaret Trevor, Laura C..
Garfield. Dorothy Anderton. Hester
Burrows, Jeanne King. Mary c. Bishop.
Edlth starr Miller, Edith Mortimer,
Dorothy King, Louise Kissel Mildred Rice.
MIrel Winthrop, May Watson. Laura
W.hb, Laura Livingston and Ethel Kings
land James Couper Lord. William Thorn
klssel Robert r. Livingston, Fred
tfick J. Dennis, Vincent Aston. Bertram
de y, cruger Addison Cammeck, Peter
Cooper Bryce, Ashbel Barney. r. Meredith
ii.agden, Count Otto Sllm- Salm, Count
Alexander Salm-Salm, George NJ Rush
more, W. MacNeill Rodewald. Irving
II iardee, Walter q, OakrIan. Jr.. Tai
hot j. Taylor. Jr., George !, Scott, Thomas
Siidell, Henry C. Taylor. Bryce and Stuart
Wing. W. Brenton yelling, Jr., Jorge
Andre, Frederick II. Wooley. Shepard
kr'ch, David Duncan. Paul Cushman,
stephen u, Elkins, william II. Appleton.
LAWRENCE Atterbury and Frederick F..
Alexandra.
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Alfred u. H0yt.

Alfred n. Hoyt, who WAS a captain on
the Peoples Steamboat Line and WAS
afterward in the coal business IN New
York. died yesterday at his home, l2S
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HAMILTON. Bermuda, Jan. s.-Ths tenn.
persture was % here to-day.
BELLAIRE, Fla. Jan. S.-IThs ternpera.
ture was 81 at noon here to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-14

CHANcERY SALE OF SEVEN ROOM FRAME
DWELLING NO. 1852 WISCONSIN AVE

cHANcERY SALE OF sEvENRooM FRAME
NUE. NORTHWEST.
Court Of the District Of Columbia in the case
of Rudolph and West Company vs.. Edward R:
ct M EQUITY III S1 s2s 49, ws W sell
THERsDAY. THE F1FTEENTH DAY Of oo-
ToBER,, 1914, At FoUR.IHIRTY O'CLOCK
ises, situate in the city OF Washington. In said
District: Beginning for the same at a point on
extension plan Of said District of Columbia, on
page %. go feet north from Des Mofnes street,
shown on said Plan lsaid Des Mones street be-
thence with the west line of said And street
north IT'S feet; thence leaving the west line
81 seconds east 1888 feet to the southwest
side, of Wisconsin avenue; IL thence with the
u utes west COLO feet to the southeast corner
Of the lot conveyed to James O.; Taylor by deed
recorded in Liber 2lo4. at folio 26s; thence with
Taylor as aforesaid south "a degrees SO minutes
80 seconds west 200 feet; thence north p de.
boundary Of the whole tract; thence with a por-
ton of the same south "a degrees SO minutes
80 seconds west 3s2 feet; thence Leaving said ID
feet: thence east $50 feet to the place of be-
ginning, containing 11,677 square feet Of land
taxation plats Of the District Of Columbia as
parcel 25.24 with the improvements thereon,
STERN" Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money over said trust to be paid in cash and
the balance in two equal installments. payable
and to be represented by the promissory notes
Of the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate
nu. per and by deed 81 ON he
property sold. all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. 500 deposit required upon accent
recording at purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with within fifteen days trustees
may advertise and sell at the purchasers risk
and cost after five days previous advertise
ment of such resale published in some news
paper of Washington, D. c.
CLARENCE R. AHALT. Fendall bldg,
c3-d&ds, exSu Trustees,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-14
FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN son. AUoTIoNEDRs.

SALE eE yAEUA q FEEL TS1M
GEORGIA AVE. FoRMERLY BRIGHT
WOOD AyENuE) OPPOSITE THE BRIGHT
WOOD HOTEL.
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 trustee will sell at public auc-
tion. in front of the premises on TI'RDAY,
AID. 1914 AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and premises.
situate in the county Of Washington. District
Of Columbia. and designated as and being part
of lot 1. in Butts subdivision Of part OF tract
of land known as Peters Mn Seat" or Re
corded in Liber Levy Court No. 2. folio q, of
the records of the Office of the surveyor of the
District of Columbia, beginning for the same at
a point on the east line Of the 9TH street road
south of the northwest corner Of said lot | and
running thence south with said east line OF said
Brightwood avenue 40 feet. thence east at right
angles to said avenue 100 feet to an alley. thence
north with said alley 40 feet and thence west
parallel with the second line 100 feet to the
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two equal
instailments payable in one and two years. with
interest at six per centum per annum payable
of trust upon the property sold or all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of
500 will be required at time of sale. All con-
veyancing, recording. ETC.. at cost Of purchaser.
DAYS from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser. after five
days' advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in W HIMGg S 2: 9:
or1l n Ade eSu