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Clarendon Protests
National Pin Score

That the Clarendon bowling team
was credited with 10 pins less than
it actually scored in the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress tourna-
ment at Waterbury was the gist of
l.. Isemann, secretary of the con-
gress, by Major Golf, the Clarendon
captain
According to the Clarendon bowl
ers, Thurston Fur was not given
credit by the congress auditors for
a strike he made in the fourth frame
of his first game.
The congress posted a score of
1877 for Clarendon. whereas, GoH
maintains it should have been l,807.
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No 10 pin that stood up, which was
even tougher for me than No. 9.
made the spare and counted nine.
"On the eighth box spare I missed
the headpin and cut a deuce. Some
body hollered for me to play the rest
of the pins safe and get all the wood,
which did.
Il got strikes in the first seven boxes
and almost had another in the eighth.
Gosh, can you imagine anybody gettin'
eight straight strikes? 1 got nine pins
with the first ball in the eighth and
they tell me the tenth one 'wiggled'."
At this point, though he didn't know
it. Sam tied the world record. He had
1879 in the seventh and the nine sticks
with his opening roll in the eighth put
him even with the score that Work
needed two more frames to achieve.
Gave Himself Away.
"Mr. Harry (Sam is Winningder's
protege) says he was hollerin' advice
and encouragement to me all the time
continued the youth, but didn't hear
him. or II did don't remember 1t.
There was a buzzin' goin' on all around
me and after the fifth strike felt like
was havin' a dream Nothin' seemed
real ketch myself doubling right
now that the thing ever happened at
all"
For considerable time after the game
Sam couldn't talk intelligibly. Then he
happened to remember q matter that
brought him more or less to his senses
Il guess III 60 home and tell my
father" he said to Wilmington, land
get what's comm to me. My father
gave me orders not to go to a bowling
alley today. was supposed to be doin
somethin' else. Just as well tell him
myself because he's doggone sure to
hear about it anyway, after this
So Sam went home and told his dad.
The elder Del Vecchio, a hardware
merchant, thought the boy was string
ing him and said so. He wasn't pleased
anyway. and he wasn't really convinced
of his sons remarkable feat until yes
terday when Wilmington called at the
store and sought Sam for a photograph
for The Star. The a fathers pride
asserted itself and he joined Winning
der in a hunt for the lad that carried
them over q major portion of Southeast
Washington. They found him on the
Virginia avenue playground.
After supper on Friday the youngster
returned to the Queen Pin, but not in
tending to bowl.
II don't believe / could bowl 80 now"
he confided to Wilmington
But Wilmington urged him onto the
drives. And whadda think he rolled?
If the boy didn't shoot 161 we'll eat
this newspaper!
And one Of the alleys on which he
made both whoppers was No. Is.
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ACK GOODINGS 4OS-Set with
Big Print Shop was the INT
when the Washington Typog-
raphers were blown up in the
Typothetae League. Jacks was the
second high set of the season.
Charley Hughes rolled $50 for high
set Of the week in the East washington
Church League and went to the front
in average.
Seven successive marks at the end
Of a game saved the Balboa team from
being whitewashed by the Pintas In
the knights Of Columbus League. The
Saivador's clean sweep Of Columbia.
Finch was the star with $50.
The Law team, trying desperately to
get out of the cellar, has won fve OF
its last six games in the Southern Rail-
way Clerks League.
BY winning three games from Lo Ko
Service the Bearcats locked up the pen
nant in the Recreation League. Abbie
Clark tossed in a AIS set to cl1nch
things.
Clark's performance was one of the
finest Of the season in any league. He
missed only two spare breaks, and in
one string he linked seven marks His
games were 14l, ISL and 1913.
It was the seventeenth 400" set OF
the campaign in the Recreation League,
and Secretary Dave Cox Is wondering
II this isn't record.
The Hercules team rolled GOT for the
hrst score over 900 in the history OF
the Ahepa League, but it didn't stand
he
Hermes bowlers beat it by five sticks.
Lafayette and Singleton remain tied
for the Masonic League leadership
when both scored clean sweeps. New
Jerusalem dropped a game and broke
q three-way deadlock.
The following rolled $50 or better
during the week in the Masonic: Mont
Zouris, 38l: Price, 374; Jacobs, $40;
Watt, 365; coleman, 1854; Needle, 1856;
Simon, 1852; House, $50; Jollif1e, 357;
Gray, ass, and Watson, 354.
Coin Box needs win only one game
this week to clinch the championship
of the Chesapeake a. Potomac Tele-
phone League Wire Chiefs pulled into
second place by whitewashing Hyatts-
vile District.
A last box spare by Osborn won
game for the Postmasters from the
Pilots in the City Post Once League,
and it may be that the mark won
pennant, too. Anyhow, the PoStmas"
tiers are nip and tuck with Mailing Tor
first place, and 1t was game the
PostmaSters couldn't afford TO lose.
Arlie Webb is three pins behind Mildly
In the race for the Post once League
title. Each is averaging los and q
fraction.
Little Billie Williams marked in the
last three frames to give the Bliiles
one-stick margin over the Beeques IN
a Washington Ladies League game,
From "a in the seventh she ran up her
final count 70 lis.
II the Beeques had won this game
they would have ousted the Columbians
from first place.
BeSs Hoffman about duplicated Miss
Williams feat. BeSs put over the
Shamrocks in a battle with the Hill
toppers by striking in the eighth ana
sparing in the ninth and tenth. She
collected 81 pins in three boxes for a
game of 1913.
Helena Kohler's 1862 with the Lucky
Strikes featured the week in the Ladies
District League. She had strings of l34
112 and l16
With Lorraine Gull back in the line
UP, Arcadia swept set with Temple.
Just when II appeared the RecTea-
lions would breeze to another pennant
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PLANT BUREAU WINS
AGGIE DUCKPIN FLAG

After an in-and-out performance for
the first two-thirdS of the season Plant
Bureau rallied to win % of their last
a games, finishing with eight wins in
row to cop the Agriculture Interbureau
League championship for 1929-30. This
Is the fourth flag for Jack Ferrall's quint
"a league record. An odd feature of
the performance is that while the team
set a new team average, around $40 for
the entire season, not member figures
in the high individual game and set
prize list The quint set a team game
mark, however-631.
6nal efondin0S.
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LOcke's 80 Brings Home Bacon
In m-COm-CO Club Sweepstakes

- D. LOCKE of the Inspectors
- bowling team of the Interstate
Commerce League won the
In-Com-Co Club sweepstakes
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DEL VECCHIO DECLARES
24O GAME SEEMS UNREAL
Felt as Though He Were Dreaming When Half Way
Through String Marked by Seven Straight
Strikes-Gets l6l in Next Effort.
BY r. d. THOMAS.

EkDY goly, the kids gone nuts" 49,, .. :. 49,.
You're listening to Harry Wnnngder proprietor OF the
\ bowling plant down by the Navy Yard
- Vecchio, 16yearold Eastern High School boy
remarkable In all
Of duckpns. e rolled single game of 240!
And right The lad is beside himself He can't
speak Excited witnesses about him and aooe
questions that he cannot answer
Hows it feel like that?" Boy you're famous
for life!" Did get nervous Sam?"
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MONTREAL TAKES CUP.

TORONTO, Ontario, March 20 (P1.-
The Allan Cup, emblematic of Canada's
amateur senior hockey championship
went to -Aontreal for the first time in
history tonikl1t when the Montreal A.
A. A. defeated Port Arthur, two goals
to one, after 10 minutes Of overtime.
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no Set World Ducpn Record Dased BY His On Achievement
INSURANCE LEAGUE.

Q. NJ. C. MEMS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
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TYPoTHETAE LEAGUE.
Team Standinr.
LADIES' AGRICULTURAL LEAGUE.
Team STANDINGS.


High team sets-InteT- Division, 1897;
Sokems, 1885; Information, 1888.
High team gameS-Information. sos: Co
operation, 500; Inter-Division and Sokems.
4s5.
Hiah fiat sames-Cunninsham (Cn-opera-
tion). s.; Romero Unformation), "a.
High individual EameS-CunninRham (Co-
operationl, IA: Romero (Information), 1871;
Viehmann Information, 1874
High individual setS-CunninKham tCo-
operation), 354 Romero Hnforma tom, 322
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MASONIC LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Records.

High team Eames-Hiram, 643s La Fayette,
High team sets-Hiram, I,7so; Acacia,
l,722 La Fayette, l.711.
High averaEes-Simon CHiram). 1879;
David, 11I-64
High sames-Kennemore (Petworthl, 1874;
Stoner (Singleton). 1854; West (King David,
l62: Watt (Hopel, 1S8
High sets-Stoner (singleton). AIS; silcox
(NationaD. 416; Needle (Takoma), 404; Dole
man (Singleton), 398.
Strikes-Evans New Jsrusaleml, ST. Wat
son la Fayettel, so; Simon (Hiram), 4s:
niaD, Al.
High spares-Phillps (King DAVID. AL;
Mertz tHiram), 224; watson LA Fayette)'
224: Robb (St. Johns, 222.
High weekly games-TueSday, Montzoutis
Harmony, 1876 Thursday, Watt tNationaD,
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Seven successive marks at the end
Of a game saved the Balboa team from
being whitewashed by the Pintas In
the knights of Columbus League. The
big surprise in the Casey loop was
Salvador's clean sweep Of Columbia.
Finch was the star with $50.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
TAa- Gt.AAs-
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Records to Date.

High individual game-Laushton and
Elias, 1877.
High individual set-Campbell. 3ss
High team game-iolden Rule. 645.
High team set-Golden Rule, 1,725.
Greatest strikes-P. Elicit, A..
Greatest Spares-F. Donaldson, 1877.
High fiat Eame-Nash. 81.
High individual average-Campbell, 1856
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IORTH WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.


High set--John Saunders. 392.
High average-John Saunders, 11l-3.
Second high average-Hobbs, 1885.
Third high average-Getty, 1855.
High game-Saunders, 140.
Spares-Getty, II.
SfrikaS-RichArdS. IS
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Charley Hughes rolled 369 for high
set of the week in the East washington
Church League and went to the front
in average.
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ARLIE WEBB is VICTOR
IN TAKOMA PIN STAKES

Arlie Webb, southpaw, shot 500 to win
the weekly duckpin sweepstakes of the
Takoma Park bowling establishment last
night Nye Frasier was second with 500
and Charlie Watson third with SGT.
The prize winners scoresAfollow:
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Records.

High team sets-Economics. 1923; Plant
Bureau, 1887; Public Roads, 1882
High team sames-Plant Bureau, 05li
Shops. 607; Central Stores, SGT.
High individual games-Lyons, 1888; Kause.
1871: November. 156.
High individual sets-Lyons, All; Palmer,
40; Harris, 397.
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GEORGETOWN CHURCH LEAGUE
Team StnnAInr~

Records.
High individual averages-H Hodges wv
W. B. :, 1921; Corcoran Peck No. ~. I0T-58
High individual gRmeS-Miller mt YER
non). 1851; Torney Park View. 1Sa
High individual schiller ont Vermont,
405: P. Hart (Gracel, 393
High spares-Wheeler wv. w. b, 1897
CoTeoran Peck No. u; l4s.
saul peek No. y, 81; Corcoran peek
Calvary brakes. $50
High team sets~West washington Baptist,
1859; CONGRESS st. M. p, 1859.
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POST OFFICE BOWLING LEA


Records.
High individual average, Miby, 1858
Greatest number of spares, Mildly, 1874
Schaaf, 81.
High individual game, Streitz, l47
High individual set, Webb, 3S5.
Hlsh team game, PoStmaSters. 587,
High team set, u Street, 1853.
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dub" SHOOTS $40
TO LEAD BOWLERS
Louis Del VecChio First in
BIiCk Sweepstakes,
ISaaCS Is Second.

7 OUIS DEL VECCHIO, with a sur
prising 5-game total of $40, took
the lead last night in the John
IL Blick Dub Sweepstakes at the
Arcadia. F. p. ISaacs was second
with SOS and P. r. Yeager third with
576 The tournament, which is for
bowlers with averages of less than 100,
will be concluded next Saturday night
at Convention Hall.
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LUTHERAN LADIES' LEAGUE.


High individual averages-E Yaggie. sI-2s;
Menhorn, S0-62; Kaufman. 90-5l: Hennig.
1928; M. Cast. 1864; Waldrop. 1914: Rey-
nolds. 1856; Leonberser, 1878; Meyers.
High strikes-Hennig. Is: M Cast. IS.
High SpareS-HenniR, 80; Kaufman, go
High individual gameS-Kauffman. l27;
Leonberser, las: Kaufman. las.
High individual sets-E Ysggie, sal; Ksuff-
High nat gsmes-Hennig, Of: c. Bieber. 81
High team games-Trinity No. I. ACT. 4s1.
High team SetS-ChriSt- Reform alton, 1874:
Trinity No l. 1871.
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over a field of 20 at the Arcadia last
night with a 376 set He had games
of 1874, 129 and los plus an l8-pin
handicap.
C. H. Quimly. jr., finished second
with 37l; c. E. Brooks, third, with 36l;
w. A. Rice, fourth, with 353; P. r..
Baker, fifth, with $50, and Bertha
Heinemann of the Ladies Federal
League team of the commission tied w.
M. Plank with ISL, splitting combined
prizes for sixth and seventh places.
In the novice class Ora Enger tri-
umphed over her only rival. Margaret
H. Monroe in the women's section with
games of SO, 81, 103 for 288 set.
w. w. Leary with games of "a, 90,
l08 for 288 set, won the mems section
of the novice class over a field of 10.
F. Fagul and H. H. Lagestee with 286
each split combined prizes for second
and third
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High team set-CubS. 1872
High team game-District Line Garage,
646.
High individual set-Boston. 43s.
High individual game-Schechter, ia.
High strikeS-Pacini, 81.
High SpareS-Pacini. 224
High individual average-Pacini. 1890.
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LUTHERAN DuCKPTN LEAGUE


High team sets-Georgetown No. l. 1888;
St. Johns No 2. 1926.
High team sames-Georgetown No. l. $50;
Zion, $50.
High individual sets-Kobletnz. SAB; Fan
ner. 33T
High individual eames-Klutz and zan-
ner, 140; E. Koehler 1875.
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G. AP. rEIEPHoNE co. LEAGUE.
PLUMBING INDUSTRY LEAGUE.
p. Y. r. U. MEMS LEAGUE.
Team StaudinR.
Records.

Records.
High team game-Fifth, 623.
Hieh team set, West WASHINGTON No l.
Hi9h individual game-Cleary. 176.
High individual SETH. Hodges, AZ.
Most strikeS-Cleary. 80.
Most spares-Rice, $50,
High individual averaees-H. Hodges,
flA-5: Rice, 11l-i9; Mover, 109-46.
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JEWELERS. LEAGUE.


High averaee-PearSon CCaStleberg'sl. I06.
High set-Preller IGalt & Bros.l. 396.
High game-Van de Koolwyk Goldsmith
HiSh -southworth "a. Kahn IncJ.
High spares-Preller tGaIt & Bros), 40.
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EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
Team stand.


High individual averaEe-Hughes. l0e-57.
High individual game-Rudy Jsrman. 1872
High individual Set-Rddy Jarman. 434.
High individual Spares-M. Snellings, 1913
High individual strikes-Hall, 4e.
High team Eame-DouRlRS No !. 6lS.
High team set-DouglaS No. 2, LIS.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
AHEPA LEAGUE.
SAamafmR ~ Taanas


High averages-Lefty Poulos (Hermes),
1O8-S2; Gus Places (Herculesl, lOe-12.
High individual games-MantzouriS Her
cules), 152; Lefty Poulos Hermes), ISL.
High individual sets-Lefty Poulos
iclssl "a SSS' ""S "h~'0HSS 'eOnS u Eef-
High team sames-Hermes, sl2; Hercules.
607
High team sets--Hermes, I,7o2; Hercules,
LISA.
High strikes-Gus Places (Hercules) 81;
Lefty PouloS (HermeSl, 81.
High spares-GuS Places CHercules), 1874;
A. PanoS (AriStotle), las.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS LEAGUE.
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LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGUE.
NAUTICAL LEAGUE
Team Standing.
BRONZE MEDAL CONTEST,


High team same-Drifters Canoe No. 1. $40.
Hieh team set-Potomac Boat Club, 1.7l7.
High individual game-Meany Potomac
Boat club, French washington Canoe No.
u. ISL.
Hish Individual averaee-wood potomac
Boat Club, 1l3
Greatest number of strikes-Meany (Poto-
mac Boat Club. 50.
Greatest number of spares-Fristoe Can
Choir Cancel, 1855.
ruVfRNu TEAGWfE
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C. & P. TELEPHONE co. LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGUE.


High game. Brill. 100.
High set, Micro, 38S.
Hish Spares, Honey, 17s.
High strikes, Honey, 80.
High team game, Isherwoods, SIT.
High team set, Hasneys, l,72l.
Evening star., 1930-06-26
AUCTION SALES.
NGxGkE DAYS.
ADAM a. WEScHLER 9 son. Anctioneel

0OAn4 NJ W1o~1aAEH q SONS AuetloneeEb.
TRCsTEEs' SALE OF RIcHE1IEu APART
sSgIAyHEsr ttsS tcoRSSAsFkV RSSAsFkV4h8u Ef8uFFEENfz FEEENEFzR
y SGT; e. folio SsS ss q a ss .ss scGs'f e ere sh "a
records Of the District OF Colum6ia, and ct
trustees Dss'' vii if'SssS Ssr iSs S
by puhlie AUCTION. IN front Of the premises.
fe gM9HRAT Ms MsEVEsrE ths 5siS az
scribed land and premises, situate IN said
certain lot in "Eanier HeiUhts," hTG as per Plat
tss:oFHis 81 fi St the iGEss'3E ist
tsE nj p. 81 s. :d NJ lot
;s5ss' CG No. S' S II. saDr.: ems
Court Of the District Of Columbia. accord
nF So sS Oss i rss:rfSS 6: pIe IL % o @ SGsmSa St the S
aos So i9 ~ Hnd n saa FgnHns nen
90 dsEress So minutes so seconds west iio.7 y
fess s 70 p 2 point & in the southerly line ot ssid M
50 feet, southwesterly s3.ss feet feet to the east
n brst 9OSrt Cause
No. sIQ, in the supreme Court Of the District
Said q Rss sss "s :osh 'SS @nn. ssss u pi
Sd ess ws line Se 81 ssf sr.s the s
corner Of lot numbered a7S, thence. northeriy
along the easterly line OF said lot i02. rs feet
TO the place Of beginning, being improved
Syu5t by new ,n, ;,ix1story 90 hrsproof apartment
Terms of sale: The above property will
bs sold subject to prior deed Of trust for
will be announced at sale, balance cash A
deposit Of S2,500 required Of purchaser at
ss ees M at eSs ~ Terms
sale to be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale, otherwise trustees reserve
defaulting purchaser. after flve days adver-
published in Washington, D. G.
GEO. r. LINKINE,
DE WERE r. WELDON,
je25-d&ds, ,exSu&hol Trustees.
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THoS. ]. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNERS,
1881 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE 3-SToRY
AND BAsEMENTTD IT vIsEaS sRIGk ,DsSWS DWEIhINNSS INhfNS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE 37STQEY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINC
KNOWN AS PREMISES 1870 NINE
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 6012, folio 4lO et sea-
OF the land records OF the District OF CO.
lumbia, and at the request OF the Earty
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee VIII
sell at PUBLIC auction in trent o. the PremT M
JgLY AP 1890 AT THREE Se1srib.a Ta1ET9S srS
ana premises, situate in the city of Wash;
ington, District OF Columbia, and designated
as and being lot numbered forty-fve. It5)
in Hopkins and others subdivision OF lots
in square numbered one hundred and eleven
U1D, as per plat recorded in Liber j. II. K,
folio 373, of the records OF the once OF the
surveyor of the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
equal installments, payable in one and two
years with interest at six per ceotum per
annum, payable semi ANNUALLY, from day OF
sale, secured by deed of trust upon the lrop-
erty sold. or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser: A deposit Of $500 will be required
etc, at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to
be complied with within thirty 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
newspaper published in Washington. D. c.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
je25-d&ds, ,exSu&hol Vice President.
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SALE-FARMS.

Lovely grove. trees at lake, stocked with
bsF Food aestoTy room Souse ,n csss rTove s nf
trees, barn, poultry house. Sold last year
for over $4,000. Owner has other business
with $500 down. I. P. SIMONsON, Bonded
Strout Ascent, Rm. IL Law Bldgs., Fredericks-
Evening star., 1930-06-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
q. b. RosENBERG, Attornsy.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, holding an Equity
Court.-In re the dissolution Of The City
Club, corporstion.--Equity, No. Si56e-
Order Of publication.-On consideration of
the petition Med herein praying for the
dissolution OF The City Club, q corporation,
organiKed and existing under the laws Of
the District of Columbia, IL is by the court
persons interested in said corporation appear
IN this court on, or before the LIST day, OF
have, why the said corporation should not
be dissolved; provided copy of this order
paper. OF Eenerai circulation. and in the
Washington Law Reporter weekly for three
not less than one month before the day
herein hxed for showing cause as aforesaid
JS,tes ny tne ess5t ALFRED A WHEAT r Ghisf aMn
2. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk. BY VIM. =.
LEMON, Asst. Clerk. je36,jy3,lo
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STORES AND APART
MENTs NOS: 1874, l246 AND l24s


5sr By E6us s. Gsts s q a ssst s;'GSe'G 81 Sa
request of party secured thereby, under
signed trustees, viii sell at public auction,
JUNE THfRTiETH,' 1880. AT FIVE PM,
the following described land and premises,
situate in the said District, and desig-
mated as and being parts Of original
lots l6 and II in square 368, described
as follows, viz: Beginning for the same at
the southeast corner of said lot II and
running thence north on 9th street so feet
thence west 10S feet inches, thence south
10 feet to the rear line Of said lot 16. thence
east 2 feet inches, thence north 20 feet
and thence east 100 feet to 9th street and
the place of beginning, together with the
improvements, consisting Of brick store and
apartment building containing three stores
and six apartments.
money to Pc paid in cash balance in two
years. with interest at six per centum per
annum. payable semi-annually. from day Of
sale, secured by deed OF trust upon property
sold, or all cash. at option OF purchaser.
deposit of $500 required at sale All
conveyancing. recording, etc. at cost OF
purchaser. Terms of sale to be Complied
with within thirty days from sale, otherwise
trustees reserve right to resell property, at
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser, after
nve days advertisement of such resale. in
some newspaper published in Washington.
CHARLES F. NESBTT,
3sis-d&ds.exsu- trustees.