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GAME FOR M0sEANs.

Moseans will meet National Press
Building Cardinals in q basket ball
game tonight, at 8 o'clock in the Cen
| trail High gym.
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PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY,

Springfield, 6; Boston, 5.
kansas City, 8; st. Louis, 2.
Duluth, 2; Minneapolis, o.
Cleveland. J.: London, Ontario, 0.
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Totals. lib 80 Totals. , 4;

Capt Carl MacCartee has been lost
to the championship Tech High quint
because he participated in a game with
an outside team without the knowledge
that in so doing he was breaking a
scholastic athletic rule.
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A spirited interclaSs basket ball
tournament is on at Dewitt for trophy
which has been offered by the schools
athletic association. The competition
is being conducted as a part OF the
athletics for-all program at Dewitt. 1t
has aroused deal of interest.
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Leonard Hall School rallied briSkiy
in the second half against st. Johns,
but was unable to overcome the Cadets
st. Johns held 1913 lead at half time.
The line-upS:
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TotalS......lO . 2sFA TOtals...... 10
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EVANSVILLE HIGH
DOWNS TECH QUINT
Suburban Boys Score Upset
in Court Game With D. C..
Champion Team.

7 EVANSVILLE, Md, February
- 11.-Hyattsvilles High Schools
basket ball team today is cele-
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Jotals......l6 4 IS Total
Referee-Mr. Caruso.
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Totals. ..9 sal Totals. .... is
Foul shots attempted-Co lison,, Woods
(i0l, Sells, Olsen, Welsh CD, Hickey I2),
Ambrose (2), Reilly ca. Referee-Mr.
Faber. Umpire-Mr. Dean.
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A late squirt led by Barney Kane en-
abled Eastern to overcome Gonzaga In
their basket ball game. It was sweet
victory for the Lincoln Parkers, as they
suffered defeat at the hands OF the
Purple earlier in the campaign.
rTna 1iFo.une
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ENGLISH BURIAL PLACE
GIVEN OVER TO SPORTS
Graves OF History's Notables
Trampled by Tennis Players or
Others Who Little Heed.

LONDON (N.A.NA).-Many strange
things happen in London, and one
gets used to surprises. But It GER
tainly seems odd that tennis Is now
played over the grave of Laurence
Sterne, author Of "Tristram Shandy"
and "The Sentimental Journey; that
archery Is practiced over the last rest
ing places Of his eighteenth century
contemporaries, and that artichokes
grow where once tombstones marked
the graves of q thousand or so London
citizens Of credit and renown.
Yet so 1t Is in O graveyard not O
stones throw from where old Tyburn
tree stood. The graveyard was first
used in the middle of the eighteenth
century and was closed about 1850.
Now the headstones have been re-
moved and laid, sometimes three or
four deep, along the outer walls OF the
cemetery, and the space so provided
has been covered with hard tennis
courts and allotments.
Between tennis court and an onion
bed Is a grave with Gwo stones, one
much newer than the other. Both
purport to mark the grave of Sterne,
and the newer one, which was erected
by two Freemasons, Is headed, Alas,
Poor Yorick!" Sterne died in 1858,
and there is a tale to the effect that
his corpse was taken by body snatchers
and that 1t was recognized ct CAM
bridge by friend during an anatoni-
cal lecture.
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WORKERS WILL TAKE
CURE WHILE ON JOB
Surgical tuberculosis Victims Will
Perform Tasks From Beds
In Swiss Factory.

LEYsN. Switzerland CR.-A work.
shop whose workers all win lie IN bed
while performing thar Jobs b nearing
completion here.
Its working force wiz cornprise men,
women, girls and boys with surgical
tuberculosis" the kind that attacks
joints, spine and limbs. It Is o good
sized, four-story building In which ac-
fual wage-earntng production viii be
used TO assist In curing illness.
These patients will not merely lie In
bed and work; they will lie in Fixed
positions, some OF them almost motion.
less, In poStures neceSsitated by the PRE-
mary part OF the cure, which Is expo.
sure Of the naked body 70 sunlight fall
ing directly upon the tubercular area.
Some lie on stomachs, others on backs
or sides. A few can move only their
fingers. Special beds, special tools and
trick working boards have been made
to flt each type. ~
The sun-cure treatment Is operated
by DR.. Auguste Roller. He Is building
the workshop addition for those too
poor to take the cure without worrying
about finances.
DR.. ROLLER says their ability to earn
money, II adult, or II young to learn
trades, while being cured win hasten re-
covery. prevent making "derelicts" and
result '1n deep happiness" He an
nounces that Swiss manufacturers are
cooperating.
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION - oFFICE OF
the United states Property and pisbursing
Guard. Washington, b. C.-sealed proposals
in triplicate Will be received here until
Jgne $780, na then enensd for
foundation and concrete hoor, at Camp
Simms, d. O. Further information on ap-
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE.
S e Ladies' csr. By snsEsn 81 the
D. O., until pm, May 8, 1880, and then
publicly opened for the construction and
granite structure. inclqding the utilities
thereto at Army Medical Center. Washing.
lions may be obtained upon application to
the above ONCE. Deposit OF $4,000. payable
Medical Center, required for return Of plans
and specifications. apl7,2l25.30
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HARRY L. RUST.
GEO CALVERT BOWIE,
JAMES ]. BECKER,
.nyl Trustees
THos. j. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERs,
1881 EYE ST. NV.

1EI Estate, sE H 4 rwo!sTSoRY sFoAAEE
AND STUCCO DWELLING CONTAIN
ING EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH AND
sTREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, re-
corded in LbeF ;5!s st tcliO 40s Of the
and at It'll the e' request Of the parties secured
thereby, the. undersigned will sell at public
auction. in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF. MAY. 1880,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, the following
described land and premises, situate in the
District Of Columbia. end beins lot forty
seven t+T in Jacob shsPi.Os 1TSsiyi:i lion
bsT g. folio S' t. q H the Tssords q the
once Of the surveyor Of the District Of CO.
lumbia. upon the following terms.
Terms of sale Purchaser TO pay one
third of the purchase price In cash. the bal
sn once IN two Sn{H9s
est at the rate OF ga per cent per .annum,
payable semi annually. and secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold, or ell cash,
at the option OF the purchaser; taxes and
interest paid or adjusted TO the date of
sale; al conyeyancins. Iscording. etc. st
4 deposit Of $500 win Be required At the
time Of sale and settlement. to be within
deposit forfeited and the property resoid, al
the cost and risk of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after hve (5) days previous adver-
tisement 9t sTeh resale In some Newspaper
J. WHITLEY JACOBS,
ap2S-d&dsexsu&ap25 trustees.
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THE EVENING STORY
One of World-F famous Works of Literature

ment, seizing Fogg's hand, he felt that
it held an open knife.
At this moment the crowd was agt-
tated. The young woman had fallen
again into the Stupor produced by the
fumes Of the hemp. She passed be-
tween the fakiYs. who escorted her with
their religious cries. Fogg and his COM
pantons followed her, mingling with the
rear ranks Of the crowd.
Two minutes after they arrived at
the edge Of the river and stopped less
than 80 PAGES from the funeral pile
upon which was lying the rajah's body.
In the semi obScurity they saw the vic
tim, motionless, stretched near her hus-
bands corpse.
Then q torch was brought, and the
wood, impregnated with oil, soon took
fire. At this moment Sir Francis and
the guide held back Fogg, who In an
to rush toward the pile. But Fogg had
already pushed them aside when the
scene changed suddenly.
A cry of terror arose. The whole
crowd, frightened, cast themselves upon
the ground. The old rajah was not
dead, then. He was seen suddenly riS-
ing upright, like phantom, carrying
the young woman in his arms, descend
ing from the pile in the midst Of the
=
spectral appearance.
The fakirs, the priests, overwhelmed
with o sudden fear, were PROSTATE.
their faces to the ground, not daring
to raise their eyes and look at such
miracle. The inanimate victim was held
by the vigorous arms carrying her with
out seeming to be much Of a weight.
Fogg and Sir Francis remained stand
ing. The Parsee guide bowed his head.
The resuscitated man came near the
spot where Fogg and Sir Francis were
and said sharply:
Let US be off"
It was PasSepartout himself who had
slipped to the pile in the midst Of the
profting by the great darkness still
prevailing. had rescued the Young
woman from death. It was Passepar-
tout who, playing his part with the
boldest good luck. passed out In the
midst Of the general fright.
An instant later the four disappeared
in the woods, and the elephant-which
they had been using as q Jungle con-
veyance-took them onward with a
rapid trot. But cries, shouts, and even
. ball, piercing Fogg's hat, appraised
them that their stratagem had been
discovered.
Indeed. on the burning pile stin lay
the body OF the old rajah. The priests,
that the abduction had taken place.
| The Immediately rushed into the
jungle. The guards followed them.
Shots were fired, but the abductors fed
rapidly, and In few moments they
were out Of range of balls or arrows.
Their rescue had succeeded. A barbaric
custom had been humanely interrupted.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DEAN HILL STANLEY. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia, holding an Equity
Brown HishWas Lanterns, Inc, defendant.
EQUITY No. 5l727-Notice is hSreey, siysn
gndsysisned Willism Potter End Ramona 1;IrsT,s
Of isd d Dss:es q sssaT
ceiverS Of the defendant, Tom Brown High.
estates. Effects, business and affairs Of the
said corporation, situated ip the District OF
Columbis; that thereafter the said receivers
taking with surety duly approved by the
court, and are now duly qualified and acting
All persons asserting claims against the said
corporation are required TO present their
days after April so, 1880, or the same will
Be barred WILLIAM s; POTTER, RAY
MoNp 2, pIcKEY' Aneillary Receivers.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE BY THE
sur. on Company, Baltimore. Md; for q
kiver at RosslXn, Va. about 800 feet above
beyond the high water shore line. A public
hearing to consider the matter win be held
Room 2s47 Munitions BuiidinE, Washineton,
D.. O., on May Q; 1880, at goo pm. Oral
fecord All VII imperta So facts Snd "G sTTumsnts
should be submitted in writing. Data are
desired as to the character and
ity of the structure and to the obstruction
such wharf may create to- passage OF
floods: Information on application.
Ap22.29-myd
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTIUN BALESs
TOMORROW.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
UNITED STATES MARssHAL,s SALE OF

UNITED STATES M Ats ssHE4ALLss SALE OF
p r,Ss q writ s s ei t tsHs ssIse
me direetsa VIII sell at public s ssle for q
w %Ns' WEbNRsb q 81 AP s. EEH ft2G
and p Sns seSed snd ved upon as tn:
property, Of the defendant, Georse Bor9s'
1924. ' in favor q george KspsIqgSqs.
upitea States Marshal in and for the 2s
THOMAS y, OWEN = SON. AUCTIoNEERs'
FFS ScHEb, sFleR ANp pY SRzME Dwell
R n oS SoW GRBtF S1So N2RHs
71sSf d as4{s'a deed of trust
corded IN .Iiber $3.50 al folie Ss7. IF the land
s Tee Tsaus the 81 P; 81. pa IF
n front Of ire premises on On WERNEs S14Il
and premises, situate in the District Of Co
and Sixteen a 9is3 in NC Charles Meetings. sub
division OF lots In square NUMBERED SWe nav
recorded in the once Of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia in Liber 50 at folio
Terms Of sale: Purchaser to. pay one-third
Of the purchase prize in cash. t ne BALANCE nee
and two years, respectively, with interest at
SS d Tss Of Of as G per IA. so
ali cash at the option OF TIE purchaser
taxes and interest paid or adjusted to the
date Of sale; all conveyancing, recording,
etc. at the cost Of purchaser. good title or
no sale. A deposit Of $500 90 will be re-:
to be made within thirty (S0) days Of the
date of sale, or deposit forfeited and the
property resold at the cost and risk OF
the defaulting purchaser, after five go days
previous advertisement of such resale in
b FRANCIS SAUL,
J. WRILEY JACOBS.
925 18th st. NV,
apiI1s.ls.22. 24,2s2s,2 8,2s,3o trustees.
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SAVINGS AND
THos. j. OWEN & SON, AuCTIONEERs.
1881 Eye st. NV

ESTATE. BEING A TWo-SToRY SEMI.
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, CON-
TANNING SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH,
KKHoMN az Ssl4 FOURTH STREET
s yEq H S ss sssn o dd ss Of S Ss anS
records of the District of Columbia, and at
the request of the parties secured thereby.
the undersigned will sell at public auction,
y FTqpt 81 me MAY 9 Gad MoNPAY THE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the following de
scribed land and premises, situate in the
District of Columbia and being lot numbered
one hundred and flfty-four $50 in square
numbered thirty-two hundred and sixty
Rutty and the Preston Z. Wire Co, as per
plat recorded in Liber No, 81, folio 100, Of
the records of the once of the surveyor for
terms:
in two equal installments, payable in one
and two years respectively, with interest
at the rate of 81 per centum per .annum,
payable semi.annually and secured BY deed
at the option Of the purchaser; taxes 's and
interest. paid or adjusted to the date Of
sale; all conveyanoing, recording, etc, at
the cost Of PURCHASER good title or no sale.
t ss q sd sale sss snd If Eta s. within
post forfeited and the property resoid at
the cost and risk of the defaulting pur-
chaser after I'VE go days previous adver-
tisement OF such resale in some newspaper
J. TwHsAiEE GeYIs ssHA6g6 5i
aD7a-d&ds.exsu&apab zee -''A =; trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THO6- s. OWEN q Son, AUCT1ONEERS.
1881 EYE st. NV.

TRugrEEs SAL. ro1 T gAIgSAypIE r,I EEAL
% sE4RRY I Re1Sk aAR aEaMEIHME A RSss
E KEGMN s As RAfNMd5ssFFas wl hG 1854
Of the land, records Of the District Of CO:
viii sell at public auction, r. front q lib the
E5S&si'.R II ,ss,,sSE
tHs bsiTss Of 15S aRs
saasr. n nuSeasG tire. M Ss
sg eo Shs iSr'iSs ssnnsa '' 90 e s hs
theme: ;saS s ms, v sssns 9:
inches 70 he DEFINING: together with the
|: :s:... Il: ii: IL
%s!R; s I.s as .g IL s"s
ssn V pag.5 Psiss q 5 fsnsr Pei
p ss ;s'g .oS 81 81 ffs CASH. e. SsGR
E :s9SS a. tim: Il 60: g. pSless1f
e sale to Be SS wtsS n. sStss
t TIE risk ' and cost deisutins pureSsser
after fivs days advertisement Ct such resale
ton: 5. g TsEes, ssnts sRd in:YsSnss pre- E
the day of A'aSlfsR1cAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY.
BY Ho"A wee Tr1 TeSsIdsn,.
Trustee.
sea- A sMHfiSILirNoroN,
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TRICKSTER is OUTWITTED
AS TABLES ARE TURNED
A Clever Conjurer Though He Was,
Yet Still More Clever Was One
Of His Bewildered Audience.

MARLBOROUGH, Irish Free State
P.-It was a clever conjurer who per.
formed sleight-of-han tricks at an
entertainment for convicts In the peni-
Tertiary here, but he forgot how clever
SEINE of his audience might be.
He was taking half-croWns from the
mouth Of an assistant and dropping
them into q hat on the table.
Soon the hat was half full Of coins,
and every one applauded. The conjurer
bowed and smiled. Later he turned TO
empty the hat. but it was already empty.
Some one had stolen the money.
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THos. ]. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERS.
1881 Eye st. NV.

ExEcgroE,g SALE OF LOT So. 4. soy g!,sls
RR GRFR sa20 r REsM0sT BsT6K
G MSREAhdifFiN T THE RaA Mo; TAERg6 Si0N
court v vi II. q pssrSs Columbia Soldins
rs0 SS sss re Sahf sanss Sd
IT FreGS OF vii III s .
RH5Nf sSs'H a P fEHR' 81 h 81 MAS ss
lowing -descrihed land and premises, situate
in the District Of Columbia and being lot
numbered torty-Sne CD in square num- mum:
above set forth. the exscStor rsssrye S" the
sd amy Sd So
SfsSas AND eSsrsSi Psi the seals
in two equal instailments.. payable in one
ssS tEe aSX 81 os nd
six per centum per annum. payable semi
the property, sold, or ali. cash: at The option
be reeuirsd from the bidder whose Ofisr is
ton by the court. All eonveyancins, notary
fees and Iecordins at purchasers cost
thrtS DAYS from day 'S 81 sas ctSsrRise the
property at ,the risk and cost Of defaultins
such, resale in some newspaper published in
washington SAfioH4AkE, I ssAEy 7Sp.s !As sp
AS Executor OF the Estate of
,ss.l1 z RH Wt!LL1AM D. HOOVER yEF.Rsllo.D,,
Z. PERcfVXI WILSON. Secretary. ''"''
ap2a-d&dsexsu
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GALE-FARMS.

NoRBECK, ND = 60-ACRE COUNTRY
estate, improved by modern home, tenant
BUNGALOW, bank barn, hog house. dairy, lay
ing house, garage, combination colony
houses, electric lights and running water
in all buildings housing live stock; farm
equipped with all necessary machinery ana
stocked with horses, COWS and poultry; might
accept residence in city as part payment.
owner. Address Box 24-M, Star once.
FOR sALE;-HAvE. JUST TAKEN FARM FARM
bottom land; large orchard, valuable TIN
Der; 10-room and bath brick residences, brick
barns; fronts State road and Potomee
River; ducking and hunting. owner ClsVe-
NEARBY MONTGOMERY Co, Nd,
excellent soil. IafSe creek: Only S7,SOo
terms A ASoa s5Ssr R stfn rse'S soEs
I6 jackson Pl NV. National 2227.
GENTLEMANS COUNTRY ESTATE OF ala
aces of good, fertile soil. located on state
road, within 80 minutes drive from District
of Columbia. Improved by a handsome
dwelling of twelve rooms, three baths, con.
ServatoYy, electric lights, hot-water heat,
beautiful lawn and shade trees, small fruits
and berries, new modern dairy barn for so
COWS, silo, Frigidaire cooling system for
milk in dairy house. three tenant houses.
fSqc O5oS grasnS $4,000 ae cash m BBssScs for
term Of years. WIN consider trade fer
modern dwelling q six to eight rooms, NV,
section. For further information and in
SPECTRUM A''I ARTHUR CARR.
Phone Hyattsville l5s. Hyattsville, Nd.
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Trustees Sale Of Frame Dwell
ings, Nos. 1927 and 1929 Saith
Street NV.

BY virtue of certain deeds OF trust re-
spectiveiy. Of the land records Of The, District
Of Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
win offer for sale by pg6lIS spcti9 len IN n1 fT9nt
DAY OF MAY. 1880. the following described
land and premises, situate In the District
Of Columbia, TO Wit; At FIVE 9CL0ISCk
northwest corner Of said lot ia and run
ming thence south 1873 feet along Thirty
fourth street and thence at rig hit angles at
north, II 10 feet and thence west e feet to
the place Of beginning; improved by prem
MEDiATELY THEREAFTER, part Of lot la
Ming Ming for the same at q point distant u; 5s
feet south from the northwest corner OF lot
14A and running thence south lLSS ieek
along Thirty,fourt street. thenee az ri9n!
runnins thence north i7.s8 feet and. thence
running west IS feet to the place OF begin
Ming. improved by premises No. 1427 S4tn
Terms sot Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, the balance IN
two equal installmentS, represented by jne
Pr one and F 9So years a. ' tx at
cent per annum from day OF sale, payanlee
semi-annually, secured by deeo OF Trust oHt
upon the property sold or ~ &c eas ssoo o on
each Ui % property reauired Of purchaser at sale
All conveyancing, recording ana hot ana
fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms 10 ns COM y
sale. otherwise trustees reserve right to re-
purcS Ret after i've days advertisement 81
such resale in come newspaper punnshso In
Washington, d. @. ,r.uv
EMMA STEVENS.
ap2e-eod9ds,exsu Trustees:
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THos. J. OWEN q son. AUcTIi
1881 Eve Street NV.

1881 Eye Street NV.
rRV sEgRY SHE 9E oyALUA AgEsrZ EE
SIi f1dN KEoMN az nRE;MIssEs Isl5
FfxTUREs AND Eou t Til
AND NR E TsHRP IN c9 RSfIbTN WITH
ss EES s f so S Of ST St S1y
Fl Is'Iae' Sc Of P' patty Fl
cured thereby, the, undersigned trustees will
fs at on puH WSp Syi t TaR # ths gTsm
DAY OF APRIL, 1880. AT THREE O'CLOCK
s tue S ts. 81 eof nd
soO As Sss Of II lots III . r..
fGF t sSs Psr Subject t 0SuH 9sh II
~ ~ feet front On Kenyon Street by A depth
thereof, ot that width, Of go feet; and TO-
: s. ssss q fSss = GSss, ins!g: is:
Essors oes ser S. folio SAG 7S s6
eether wit, ali and singular the screens.
ranges, stoves, furnaces. boilers, engines
dynamos,. machinery. elevators and electric
refrissratins, heating. ventiiattng telephon as
s n and escff Spsa eS Snd E n9 and
that snail be, placed in any building g. now
OF hereafter erected on ad pTS@Pety
attached or to be attached or used or to be
together with all and singular the personal
property and FURNISHINGS Of every kind,
or placed in any building now or hereafter
70 be erected on said property. or any part
Connection with the conduct Of such BUILDING
as an apartment house. as we'll as any and
FURNISHINGS which may Be made 'G from time h
to time.
Terms-sold subject to a prior deed of
10000, further particulars OF which will be
announced at time OF ssle; the purchase
deposit Of. 100000 required. Convey
ancing, .recording, etc, at purchasers cost.
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resold at
the discretion of the trustees
HAYDEN JOHNSON.
ROBERT B. CUMMINGS,
apl9,d&ds,exSu Trustees.
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SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
SALE--LOTS.

oAKCREsT, VA.-vILLA SITES AND LoLS;
in this beautiful nearby suburb. Spscisi
Or will finance and build to suit purcnasesr'
J. L. PRICE, Oakcrest. Oakerest pIyd;,
alexandria, Va. Phone Clar. 2l1S-W-l. as'
THE FIRST STEP TOWARD OWNING YOUR
own home is to select your location: i etsS
new listing Just completed can be sunmltseo
for your choice st prices TO sun yoH'
GEORGE E. DIFFENBAUGH. Lot Specialist
Cleveland AIT, National 1880. --
REAL VALUES ARE IN THESE 3 LOTS
which out-of-town owner will sell at great
sacrifice. Each lot 44xl45 to alley, trees
level and on improved street where Al I'M
fraction cars. in section Just north n6i OF
foot, but will sell at assessed value OF 1Oc.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 49,
l4o7 New York Ave. Nat. ll66.
CLEVELAND PARK-NEAK saith 4 PORTER
SITS: NV; Soxlso Price, Price 5000; terms GaR.
son STREETS-3719'x90' Price, $l,ooo;
'25 90 ssSR SO RoAD on'R NEAR EAST CAP
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