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REV. M. F. YINGLING
FATALLY STRICKEN
Founder and Pastor of Church of
Our Lady of Victory Here
Dies at SO Years.

Rev. Malachi Francis Yingling.
founder and pastor of Our Lady of
Victory Church on Conduit road, died
yesterday of a heart attack at his home,
ALL v street. He was 81 years old,
and had been suffering from heart
trouble for some time.
Funeral services will be held at Our
Lady Of Victory Church at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning. Burial will be in
Westminster Md
Father Yingling was ordained by the
late James Cardinal Gibbons at Bal
timore Cathedral in 1900. He founded
the church on Conduit road about S
years later. building part of the pres
ent structure with his own hands. In
1922 fire swept the structure, leaving
nothing but the stone walls. The later
years Of Father Yinglin's life had been
dedicated to rebuilding the church.
Born in Westminster, Nd, he was
educated at st. Charles, Ellicott City:
st. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, and at
Catholic University Of America, here.
Survivors include two brothers.
Charles B. Yingling, Westminster, and
Matthew Yingling, Washington, and
two sisters, Mrs. Annie c. Obold.
Tuxedo, Md, and Mrs. Joseph A. Walsh,
Baltimore. He was the son of William
H. T. Yingling. Westminster farmer.
and Clotilda Orndorff Yingling.
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SOCIETY
Mrs. Hoover Honor Guest at Functions
Following Impressive Double Launch
ing This Morning.

n RS HOOVER was the honor
NH guest at a brilliant luncheon
V and reception today, following
A i ing the launching Of the two
ships, Talmanca and Segovia at
Newport News. The First Lady chris
tened the two white ships and following
the luncheon she left by motor for the
presidential camp on the Rapidan River
in Virginia, where she will remain over
Sunday with the President, who will go
to the lodge this afternoon. Mrs. Hoover
was accompanied to the launching cere-
monies by the surgeon general OF the
Public Health Service and Mrs. Hugh
S. Cummings, Capt. Charles Russell
Train. Naval aide to the President and
Mrs. Train and Miss Mildred Hall. The
party made the trip to Newport News
aboard a passenger steamer and upon
arrival at Old Point Comfort early this
morning was entertained at breakfast
at the New Chamberlin Hotel.
Among others at the impressive
double launching were the Minister OF
Nicaragua, Senior DR.. Don Juan b.
Sacasa: the Minister of Panama, Senior
DR. Harmodio Arias; the Minister OF
Honduras and Sonora de Davila, the
Acting Secretary of the Navy. Mr..
Ernest Lee Jahncke; Senator Duncan
u. Fletcher, Representative and Mrs.
Schuyler Otis Bland, the secretary OF
the legation of Panama and Sonora de
Cheyaiier. the commissioner of the
United States Shipping Board, Mr.. Al
bert H. Denton; the legal adviser to
the Department of State and Mrs.
Green Hackworth, the director OF the
Bureau of Construction, United States
Shipping Board, and Mrs. j. l.. Acker-
son; the assistant director OF the Bu-
reau of Construction, Shipping Board
and Mrs. j. w. Barnett; the director
of the Bureau of Finance, Shipping
Board, Mr.. w. B. Castonguay; the
Second Assistant Postmaster General.
Mr.. w. Irving Glover; the supervising
inspector general, United States Steam
boat Inspection Service, Mr.. ID. N.
Hoover: the assistant to the solicitor,
Department OF State. and Mrs. Bert l..
Hunt and Miss Hunt: the acting
chief, Transportation Division, De-
partment of Commerce, and Mrs.
Thomas E. Lyons; Rear Admiral and
Mrs. william D. MacDougall, the director
of insurance, United States Shipping
Board, Mr. B. K. Ogden; the consul
general of Honduras In New York and
Sonora de Paredes, the Minister Of
Salvador to London and Sonora de
REYES Guerra, the consul general of
Mexico in New York and Sonora de
Ruiz, the director Of supplies, United
States Shipping Board, and Mrs. H. X.
Saint, the commissioner United States
Shipping Board and Mrs. s. s. Sand
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HraftiH.

ALEXANDER. GEORGIA w. Suddenly FRI
day. august IA, 1891, GEORGIA w. ALEX
Alexander, Of 1889 st. nv. Eotise 81
funeral hereafter. lie
ALLISON IDA CORNELIA, on Friday. An
gust su,av 4 1881 . q los ,S Pm IDA CoRNELIA
Funeral Monday, August ~. at IL am,
dT S the oE hSs a e her d,agFn.sr Mrs HR
BoBLITS. EDWARD FRANK. On Saturday
A pEys JAM g. beaysS Ho os s
lie A. Bo5iits nee P Hsmi n Funeral 81 sra
from his late -esidenee, 1870 valley place
Relatives M aHd yen Assr Invited Il
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. f6s
BRENT. MARY Z. On Monday. August TO-
M Nah at 20 RRsN4 at PSaa IL 9bs Ps
er loss h"FS she s. ssss R,ts
nt Tnnnacn o. dsyctsS niece Mrs
can Be seen Al RoSert campbsws fansrai
home. 52s 4s St s.w, Saturday. August
from Zion Baptist Church. r s. between
Wa a sha s ocia T FRIENDS invited Rev
BROOKS. EMMA e., Entered peacefully into
resi- on Wednsssday; AuEnst J II; 1881. AT
nv RmA h sRooRs d:y oGsd 1 vie 81 Il
Alex. II. Brooks, beloved mother of
Mrs. Eance MannnE and stanlss
Brooks, Funeral Sunday, August Is. from
METROPOLITAN a. M. e. Church. 80 pm
The casket will not be opened in the
b church. I5s
CHILDS. JOSEPH II. Thursday, August IS,
1891, at his residence, 423 Oakdale ST.
NV. after a brief illness, JOSEPH E. be-
loved husband Of virginia Jackson Childs
bTotbsE so ts sSvfs oTnG m sss bo g
Ct other relatives and friends: Funeral
s Washingtons funeral home. 4eT n ST.
NV. Relatives and friends invited. is'
CHILDs. JOSEPH II. oficers and members
of Peter Ogden Lodge, No. 1874, @. u. o.
OF o. r. are hereby notified to meet at
Henry s. Washlngton's funeral home. 46I
st. NV, on Sunday, August Is, 1891. at
2 pm, to attend the funeral of our late
Noble Grand JOSEPH II. CHILDS.
Done BY order Of
LEONARD SCOTT. N O.
CHAs. H. HARRIS. p. S. 15'
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ham Whitley of Louisville, KY, was the
best man.
Immediately following the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served for the
guests attending the wedding. A string
orchestra played during the ceremony
and for the breakfast afterward.
Mr. Price and his bride left later for
New York, from where they will sail
at midnight on the Paris for an ex-
tended stay in Europe. The BRIDE
going-away costume was a royal blue
silk ensemble, with a hat in a lighter
shade of blue.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Mrs. Andrew Graham Whitley of
Louisville, Miss Jane Evans Price Of
Kentucky, niece of the bridegroom: for
mer Senator and Mrs. A. Owsley STAN
ley, Mr.. Stanley Reed Of the Federal
Farm Board and Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Smith Bowman Of Sunset Hills,
Va: Mr.. Henderson B. Gregory, Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Boiling and Col. Mervyn
C. Buckley. Among those who enter
tanned preceding the wedding for the
bride were Mrs. Hugh M. North and
Mrs Henning Prentis.
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berg. the assistant general counsel,
United States Shipping Board, and
Mrs. w. H. Skinner; the chief of Latin
American affairs, State Department,
Mr.. Walter c.. Thurston the manager
of sales, United States Shipping Board,
and Mrs Won Herbulis; the consul gen.
eral of Panama in New York and
Sonora de Adames, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Poe Hart, Mr.. James z. Barnes, Mr..
Warren Bishop, Mr.. j. Bart Campbell,
Capt Elmer e. Crowley. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Dannaker, Mr.. Isaac Gregg, chief,
information service, Post ONCE Depart
ment; Mr.. E. S. Leggett, president, Ma
tional Press Club; Miss Marguerite
MacDonough, Mr.. Henry L. Sweetheart
and Miss Eleanor N. Van Vsley.
French Envoy TO be
Host at Dinner Tonight.
The Ambassador Of Frame, M. Paul
Claudel, win entertain at dinner tonight
at the embassy in honor of group of
French engineers who are touring the
United States. While in Washington
the visitors are guests at the embassy.
The Acting Secretary OF the Treasury
and Mrs. Ogden l.. Mills have as their
CUES at Saratoga Springs Miss Fiji
Laimbeer and Mr.. John Fell. son of Mrs.
Mills.
The Acting Secretary Of War. Mr..
Frederick H. Payne. returned this morn
ing from Virginia Beach, where he spent
yesterday attending the celebration of
Governors day at the National Guard
camp there.
Representative Harry A. Estep has ar
rived In washington from his home, in
Pittsburgh, and is stopping at the Carl
ton.
Countess Gladys Szechenyi. daughter
of the Minister Of Hungary and Coun-
tess Szechenyi. who will be presented to
society this Winter, was given a picnic
party at Newport yesterday by her
mother in celebration of her birthday
anniversary.
Lieut.. Col. Kenyon A. Joyce, U. S. A,
who has been staying at Wardman
Park Hotel. left yesterday for Cover
nor's Island, N. Y, where he is sta
toned.
Miss Laura Armistead Carter has re-
turned to washington after visit to
New York. where she was the guest Of
Mrs. Paul Morton Stewart, formerly
the Countess Pelligrini of Genoa. Later
in the month Miss Carter viii go to
Virginia, where she will visit relatives
at Shirley, Dunlora and other historic
mansions. From Virginia Miss Carter
vii go to Birmingham, where she win
spend the Fail and Winter with her
brother and sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Rose Carter, Sd:
Miss Carter has recently completed
her work as joint editor Of history of
yellow fever, written for the Rockefeller
Foundation by her father, the late As
sistant Surgeon Gen. Henry Rose Car
ter The appearance Of this book Is
being awaited with deep interest In
scientific and literary circles.
Judge Richard J. Hopkins Of
wichita Kans., entertained informally
at luncheon yesterday at the Carlton,
where he is stopping while in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Moore Payne
have returned from Spring Lake, N. j.,
where they were joined by their
daughter, Mrs. d. B. Frampton Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, and her family. Miss
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WILLIAMS, AGNES. On THURSDAY, August
". 1881. O. Tuberculosis Hospital. AGNES
WILLIAMS. the devoted mo3hsx OF NoSestn
EDWARDS, grandmother OF Mary Edwards,
H Hnfrssa WHAT'S o 5ssss sna sSan
an, from Holy RedeemeT Church re-
mains restlng AZ the w. Ernest Jatvis fu-
neral church. iS92 You ST. nv until
sunday neon. thereafter ct her late resi-
denee. ass Warner St. nv. Is
WILLIAMS Ill y. AGNES; The esnsers and mem
Ne, "a and psstrict Aas siis NC No. I.
O the death Of Sister AGNES WILLIAMS
San meetine at the late residence, 4ss
1881. at pm. FaneraI from " Ho1S r.
neemer Church Monday at am.
LIZZIE NJ; WELLS AUX. Pres.
MARY a. yQuANDER. Aux. Seety.
CHARLOTTE LuCKETT. Dist Pres
I. NJ. SMACtzUM, Dist. Secty
WILLIAMS. ELLA C. ON Wedsnexeav. An
gust -. 1881. &C her residence. is47 Ver-
non s. nv. ELLA G.. the beloved vile OF
Joseph Williams and daughter OF the late
Wili9m Giles and julia =, Derry, She
relatives and friends Remains resting at
Lomax's CHAPEL 400 8 ST. n, ". Until Sat-
urday. Funeral sunday. AuRust is. At
invited, InteTment ia family s bot Iln Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery
YINGLING. REV. MALACRY FRANCIS Sud-
denly, on Friday AuEust Y, 1891, e his
FRANCIS YINGIINQ pastor Of Our LADY
Of Victory Church. Remains resting at ".
Warren Talteyull's funeral home 18th 81.
and Spring road NV, until sunday. Au-
gust rs, at 1880 an; then viii Be taken
mass on MONDAY, August II, at 10 an.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
Interment Westminster, Md. 10
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JUDGE GARDNER RITES
TO BE OBSERVED TODAY

Funeral services for Judge George q.
Gardner, chairman of the Board of
Appeals Of the Interior Department,
who died at Sharon, Conn, Thursday
from the effects of fall, were to held
this afternoon at the funeral parlors
Of Almus r. Speare, 1928 Connecticut
avenue. Burial was to be In Rock
Greek Cemetery.
Judge Gardner, who was visiting at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Chaun-
cey Landon, at Sharon, received q frac-
tured skull in the fall last Sunday and
was conscious only at intervals I'D TO
the time Of his death.
He is survived by his daughter and
his widow, Mrs. Betty Gardner.
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Many Weddings Today
OF interest Here.

OF Interest Here.
The wedding Of Miss Bly, Roach.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Roach
of Charleston, w. Va, and Mr.. Melville
D. Hensey, jr., of this city, will take
place this afternoon in the Elizabeth
Somers Chapel at Mount Vernon
Seminary at 4 o'clock. A reception viii
Immediately follow in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Melville D. Hensey, parents
avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Faith Adams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio H.
Adsms, to Mr. Philip Young, son of Mr..
ana Mrs. Owen d. Young. will take place
in the Church Of the Divine Paternity.
in New York City this afternoon at 5
Sherry's at $50 O'Clock.
The Church of the Epiphany will be
the scene OF the wedding this afternoon
at o'clock when Miss Doris v. Wright.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George PaSsey
Wright of Fergus Falls, MINI, viii be
married to Mr.. Frank Alfred Baxter,
son of Mrs. Marietta Baxter.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Agnes
Caskins, daughter of Mrs. J. j. Kelly,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder De Neane, will
take place this afternoon at $50 O'Clock
in st. Gabriel's Church.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Frances
Elliott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Elliott of Lakeland, Fla, and Mr.
Charles Alfred Monroe. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. william E. Monroe of this city,
took place June 20 at Fredericks-
burg. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe are returning
from Florida by motor and will stop
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Mrs. K. L. Ames of Winnetka, Ill, Il
at the Carlton for few DAYS accom-
panied by Mrs. Kenneth B. Hanson Of
Highland Park, Ill.
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Mrs. DIN L. Crook arrived yesterday
from her home in Austin. Tex, and is
at the Dodge for an indefinite stay.
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with the bridegroom's sister at 446
Randolph street northwest for a visit.
Belvoir House, the country home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, near
the Plains, Va, will be the scene this
afternoon of the wedding of Miss
Roberta Margaret Tyrrell and MIR.
william Conrad Seipp of Chicago and
Middleburg, Va. Miss Tyrrell is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tyrrell
of Shorn Cliff In Kent, England, and
with Mr.. Seipp will make her home at
Brook Hill. near Middleburg, on their
return from q wedding trip.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gass and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank E. Gass have gone to
Lake Placid and Atlantic City and will
return after Labor day.
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Frances De Lora Frampton is at Oganty
Camp, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Miller en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday in the
japanese garden of the Carlton
for the formers brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Albert
McKenney of washington.
Price-DetwiIer Wedding
In Pennsylvania at Noon.
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Det-
wiler to MIR. william Jennings Price,
former United States Minister to Pan
anna, took place at noon today in High
Bank House, the home Of the brides
brother, Maj. w Anderson Detwiler, at
Lancaster, Pa. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Guy D. Wingerd Of
the Presbyterian Church at Columbia,
Pa, in the presence Of relatives and q
few close friends.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, Maj. Detwiler, and wore q
gown of beige tulle trimmed with chan
lilly lace of the same shade The gown
was made over a fieSh-color chiffon
foundation. She had on a bsige tulle
hat trimmed with French pink ribbon
and carried a shower bouquet Of orchids
ard lilies of the valley. The brides
young nephew and niece, Daniel Det-
wiler and Emily Detwiler, were the
children attendants. Young Daniel
Detwiler wore French suit Of rose
color linen, and little Miss Emily Def
wiler was in a pink silk frock embroid-
cred In blue and she carried basket
filled with flowers to correspond in color
with her costume. Mr.. Andrew Ora
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MONUMENTS

. MONUMENTS
THE LARGEST SELECTION m d. q
MONUMENTS AND STATUAEF
do not base the selection Of tbs family
uumenf on photographs shown ~ a&ed-
44kE cr 1Etnts Is you may De deceive Be-
daEtd DfIE1 for 50 daYN
Jas. ~ Uun1TF
E4fensbur1 ID Orr. Ea8Fs.AenhMz&
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Mrs. Mabel c. Marchant who for
merly resided in Baltimore, Md, has
come to Washington to make her home
and has taken an apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel.
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from Baltimore on the S. S. Allegheny
for Miami.
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Mrs. w H. weinland, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Wein-
land Of Banning. Calf, is passing a
few days at the Dodge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen Start
BY Motor Through Southwest.

By Motor IhrOugn southwest
Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Jensen have
started for an extensive motor trip
through the Southwest and West En-
route they will spend few weeks in
Nebraska as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. @. Jensen. parents Of Mr.. Jensen.
Mr.. Victor E. Fohlers. uncle Of Mrs.
Norman H. Jensen. who was to &C
company them as far as Iowa, was de-
tanned in Washington on account OF
business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Holland. who
are making an extensive tour through
Canada, spent this week at the Minaki
Lodge in Ontario.
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gust ~, 1894 at New London. Conn
MARGARET, allowed daughter OF the iaf4
Maurice and 3ltzabeth walsh OF County,
Kerry, IreianG Remains resting at -
home e her eeusins Mrs John Lgnagh q
from the aSsss residence 81 xonssv. Kn-
gust I1.san1 $50 an, 8equiem mass ct
ST. EEnu1Is 1e sales Church nt am
Ilvea and friends invited. g
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Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Rice of Chicago
are at the Dodge during their brief
stay in the Capital.
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Mrs Strother Smith entertained a
small party at luncheon yesterday at
the Shoreham Hotel
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Parkinson of Nor
folk, Va. are passing some time at
the Carlton
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Mrs. r. c. Jarres will be hostess TO
a party at luncheon today at the
Shoreham.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Dowdall sail
from Baltimore on the steamship Chat
ham to spend some time in New
England
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Mrs. D. c. williams of Ponca City,
Okla, has joined Mr.. williams at the
Carlton, where they will remain for
several days.
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FOWLEMs JULIETTE. friday, AuRGSt II,
1881; e. GaTfsld Hospital, after linger-
the late George M. Fowler. OF waterter-
town, n: y: She is survived BY one son,
Harold w. Fowler of Mexico; two brothers.
William J. and Charles II. Masin of
Washington, d. c. and one sister, Ida NJ,
Stokes Of Chevy Chase, Nd Remains
n.w. Funeral services Monday, August n.
at Wstertown. N y. fnterment Brook
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Judge Richard ]. Hopkins OF
wichita, Kans., entertained informally
at luncheon yesterday at the Carlton,
where he is stopping while In Wash
fnofon
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Thrift are spend
ing their vacation in Canada and have
been for some time at the Jaspar Park
Lodge in Alberta.
DR.. d. B. Jones and his two children.
Chase and Gwendolyn Jones, will sail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-15

Mr. and Mrs John W. Shera Of Chi
cago are at the Carlton for a short stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs Harry Moore Payne
have returned from Spring Lake, N. j.,
where they were joined by their
daughter, Mrs. d. B. Frampton OF
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM w. BRIDE and THOMAS =.
CAMERON, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
Court-In re Condemnation OF land for, .
81 op0 csoaamll sy in saaaFs Court Me-
Notice and order OF publication. NOTICE is
hereby given that the Commissioners Of the
so s5siG Of 81 Section 1903 TO section 1910 inSu:
sive Of the Code OF Law for the District OF
Columbia. have fled petition in this court
necessary for alley purposes in square 52l<
in the District of Columbia. as shown on .
map or plat fled with the said petition rs
court empanel jury in accordance With the
law provided for in such cases to assess the
damages each owner Of lsnd TO be taken
alley In the said square. and the condemna-
ton OF the land necessary for the purposes
thereof. and to assess benefits resulting
ages. Including the expenses of these pro-
parcel Of land, which will be benefited BY
the said jury may, nnd said lots. parts of
lots or parcels of land Will be benefited &c
pr f9 By Afd . e he mi. @ day
July. 1881. ordered that all persons having
any interest in these proceedings be. and
day OF September. 1881. at 10 O'Clock q m.
and continue in attendance until the court
shall have made its nnal order ratifyinss
the assessment OF benefits OF the jury to be
empaneled and sworn herein; and it is fur:
o n :. ha OF ss tof
successive weeks in TIE Washington Evening
Star, the Washington Herald and the wash
said Distrlct. commencinR at least ten DAYS
the court. JAMES - PROCTOR: iust!!c,::.
N1NGHAM. CLERK. BY HARRY n hull,
Asst Clerk. jy22.232 9,30
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NhLUAB1iLIE ,,T EEAL
CONTAINING Thirty APARTMENTs'
N MESH s;. s.. 1857 ' Hi3FT FACE
gy % fsG''a geo 1910 O. Epst SSy
and deed in trust recorded in Liber sap
SG & ct 81 hs and rnG Is. saast 81
the holders OF bonds to an amount OF over
n Per .eaed under S hs SAID
trust and deed in trust. the nndersigned
fon in front Of the T premses on D MoHpAY
THE ;T%yENTT- s SG{IS i = P az OF J0fx
following described land and premises. sit
uate in the county of Washington. District
all of lot sos and parts OF lots COS and 6O7
BLOCK No m is5dy;on Of p1f OF
part Of Pleasant Plains" as per piat re- e.
corded in, Liber County No. 20, folio "a. Of
bsf 81 sf 2es q a Ge psry o
606 and 6n7 described as follows: Part Of
seS ne NJ PARK fo ROAD ae at eont se
tant ~ 100 feet north SO degrees ~ minutes
30 sec9nds west from the most .easteIly cor
50 degrees - minutes go seconds west along
said line Of said road le SO feet to the north
along the westerly line OF said lot 771s feet
to schoo! Street; thence slong, the southerly
4spr f.. S.,...S Il, sGs s IS
s5ess q Minutes 80 seconds east IS 81 feet
utes west. 1909 feet from the point Of be-
ginning; thence north 20 degrees 6 minutes
iot eo1: Beginning for the same at a point
and eo7 south 80 degrees 81 minutes 80
seconds seconds, west 1909 feet from the north
thence parallel with and distant II feet
east Of the west face Of a ls-inch wall south
north SO degrees IL minutes 80 seconds west
0sSs Of foot TO the division line between
sion line north 80 degrees Il minutes so
ginning Subject to pafty-wsli agreement
and wife. Louise r.. to Tn" Tivou Construc-
ton Company. dated December u. 1924 aud
records OF the Distric, Of Columbia Inc lana
money to be paid in cash balance III in Two tWo
years. with interest ct SIX per centum per
annum, payable semi-annually. from day OF
sale. secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
pnTchsssr deposit Of $500 'iU ether %. 'h In
cash or by certified check. will be required
At time Of sale Al, conyeyancing; record:
sale to be complied with within thirty days
from day, OF sale. otherwise the trustee
risk ed cost Of III
after five DAYS advertisement OF said resale
IN some newspaper published In Washing
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
BY coRcoRAN THoM.
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