Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1891, Page 6

CITY AND DISTRICT. © The difference between a loose vague Doast and an affidavit giving exact figures is a wide one, and of vital significance to a person interested in the statement. Tue Stan scears to its circulation. This is « point of grest im- portance to advertisers. | JUDGMENT AND SKILL. Capital Tennis Games at the Tournament. ‘MANY LADIES ENJOY THE FINE PLAYING ON THE BACHELORS’ COURTS—WORK OF SOME OF THE CRACK PLAYERS OF THE COUNTRY. Eleven matches were played yesterday in the tennis tournament that is.in progress on the courts of the Bachelors" ¢Tub, at the corner of 17th and P streets, and su¢h progress was made that the finals in the more important series should be played today if there is a con- tinuation of the fine weather that has con- tributed so much to the success ®f the tourna- ment so far. There seems to have been no ‘abatement in the public interest in the sports, as the attendance yesterday was quite as large as on the former days, being composed very largely of ladies. The clouds that obscured the direct rays of the sun had a beneficial in- fluence on the play and kept the men going at @ more lively pace than on the day before. ‘WOODWARD'S FINE PLAY. The first match of the day was s genuine surprise to the crowd, resulting in the defeat of Borden in the open single tournament. ‘Woodward was the victor. playing a game that surprised even his most sanguine admirers. He appeared to be in the best of condition and ed a careful, swift game that completely Bonplussed his antagonist. Borden found his placing of little or no avail. as his, man was on spot in all but half adozen cases. Wood- ward was like s wall to the returns of Borden, and his own play was accurate and hard enough to make his winning but a matter of time. In the first set he won the first four games and then Borden won a game witha rush. This exhausted his luck, however, and, Woodward won the next two gamesand the set by means of long patience, the scores of these final games being very close. In the second set Woodward | began by winning three straight games and Borden took the fourth one. It looked for the moment as if he had g show for the set, but Woodward won the next game and took too long aiead to be caught. Borden won the sixth and Woodward the seventh and eighth. ‘The score of the match was 6-1, 6-2, in favor of Woodward. ANOTHER PRETTY MATCA. Another interesting ma‘ch had been begun in the meantime between V. G. Hall and Wright for a place in the final round. It was, perhaps, th prettiest tennis that has been seen on the courts so far this year. Hall, how- ever, soon showed himself to be the more accu- rate player of the two, and his placings were nearly always effective. Wright did some re- markable lobbing and pulled himself out of several very bad places in this manner. The game was not notable for its close net pla; majority of the bails passing two or three fee. above. "In the first set Hall had matters pretty much all his own way, winning by the score of 6-2, but in the second set Wright put on some extra force ‘o his serve and by means of hard driving at times and s wonderful amount of chead work in his game won by the score of 6-4. ‘The early part of the thirdand final set seemed tobe close enough to put the outcome in doubt, and the men won alternately on their serves. Wright, however, seemed to become somewhat distress-d through his hard work, and weakened in the latter part of the set, which was won by Hall, 6-3. WOODWARD PICKS UP. This left but oa: set to be played in the third round, that between Woodward and E. A. Hall for a place in the finals to meet V. G. Hall for the championship and the prize, but this was not begun until most of the spectators had left. It was so late that it could not be fin- ished on accoun* of the darkness and at the conelusion of the play the sore stood one set for Hall, 8-6, and the second set tied, 5-5. This will be continued today. Woodward lost val- uable ground by his play in the first set, which Was not up to his standard. He seemed to fear the drive shots of his antagonist and this unnerved him. He improved as the set pro- gressed, however, and pulled out to « very good showing. In the second set he made remarkable exhibition of playing against odds, bringing the score toatie at Sall after Heli had won five to his one. ‘THE DOUBLES. Good progress was made in the open double matches, both prelim:1 ~y series and all but one of the first round of matehes being played off. In the preliminaries Woodward and Bor- den beat Wooten aud Sheibley, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. Wright and Billi>gs bea: Metealf and Frown, 63,61. In th first round Woodward and Borden will play the eter brothers today, and the winner will play the Hall brothers, they having defeatei Chuton and Goodfellow, 6-2, €4. In the lower se: ion of the sours. list MeCawley and Ds; 1w 1 beat Shields and Blair in the first roa}, 6-1, 6-2, and Wright and Bil- lingy beat the McPh » son brothers, 6-1, 4-6, 7-5. ‘The play of the lozii team against Wright and Billings in this match was a surprise to the vis- itors, for they put up a hard, steady team gaine that seemed at one time destined to carry off for them the honor of meeting McCawley and Davidson in the second round. It was quite dusk when the match was decided. DISTRICT SINGLES. The drawings for the District singles took place just before the play began for the day and resulted as follows: Preliminary round, Chambers vs. R. 8. Chilton; §rst round, winner of preliminary vo. M-tealf: Steele vs. Painter; Thompson va Sh-isley; Davidson vs. Wood- ward. The comm:.2e defaulted Chambers, that player not appearing until it was too late, having misunderstood his directions. In the first round Chilton easly defeated Metcalf, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. Paicter beat Steele, 10-8, 6-2. Thomp- son beat Sheibley, 6-4, 34,64. The match between Davidson’ and’ Woodward will take today. In the second round Chilton and inter stacte] their match, but could play but one set, which Chilton won, 8-6. This tourna- ment is open to all District’ men who were not beaten by auother District man in the open singles. ‘THE CONSOLATION was also’ begun, being open to District men who were beaten in their first match in the open tournament. The drawings took place Nationals Lose Again to the Columbus in an Interesting Game. “Oh, what did I do?” nimble Jack O'Connor of the Buckeye ball team yelled exultantly as he lined a safe hit out into short left field in the ninth inning yesterday, bringing in Mc- Tamany and winning the game. And the Dleachers gave only feeble groan in reply. Whatever may be said about the Columbus team, they are an active lot of ball players and do not appear to be discouraged even when far behind. They keep pegging away steadily, chirping merrily and waiting for an opening. Then when it comes they take advantage of it and go in to win. ‘The home players have strong antipathy to taking games from their visitors and can be looked upon as royal hosts. They makes “bluff” once ina while at winning, but the visitors bide their time and call at their own pleasure. Yester:lay it looked as though our men had a winning band. They hit the ball savagely and every one played earnestly, but when it came to showing hands it was found to be the same old bluff. HITTING THE BALL. After two men were out in the first inning Paul Hines banged the ball for two bags, Mac- An active little deer gave the men employed at the Zoological Park a lively chase day before yesterday. It was presented to the park by Mra. Lansdale who lives on New Jersey avenue. Capt. Blackburn, the superintendent, had it conveyed to the park and put in the inclosure intended for the deer. The little creature ran along by the fence and at last gave a spring and jumped clean through the fence, passing between the wires that form the upper part of the fence. The animal scampered through the grounds and out upon The park men and a good many others joined in the chase but the deer had the best of it. There was acalf THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.©., WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1891. aT THE Z00, A Small Deer That Led in a Race Around | a Rs | Baking Reval Powder AUCTION SALES. rope toa post in front of « how THis AFTERNOON, near the Columbia road and the deer st to make acquaintance with the calf. opportunity was seized by a colored man who caught the deer by one of its hind legs and delivered it to the park men, who carried it back to the enclosure. _ the elephant belonging to Mr. left atthe park temporarily as the companion of the one presented to the suffering a little from the effects of chained up too tightly. RAtcurrE, pi EMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION OF UN- MP! REAL ESTAT“ ON VIRGINIA AND SIXTH STREET FASt. TWENTIETH, AT SIX ‘M.. We will sell in front of the PART OF LOT 2 IN SQUARE 880, Fronting Sra feet On Virwiale oy (on Oth street south EN On WEDNESDAY, avenue and 50.17 feet Captain Blackburn on queary rushed a daisy cutter past third and Paul scored. Mac was brought in on a safe hit by Lohman. In the second Carsey scored on a single, followed by ahit by Beecher and Dnilie’s muff of a high fly from Hines’ bat. ‘The visitors with the score 3 to 0 against them began their slaughter in the third. Easton, MeTamany, Sneed and O'Connor made singles and MeGuire fumbled Wheelock’s bunt. Four runs resulted. Then the home team agnin took the lead. Carsey and Burns were scored by a powerful hit by Hines,who seemed to have all his batting apparel with him yester- day. Toclinth mattersapparently the Nationals made two more in the next inning. McGuire hit sharply for three bage and scored on Hat- Sieid’s single. “Gil,” by clever running, stole two bases and scored on Carsey’s sacrifice. THE USUAL CHANGE. But we had been having our fun too long. The bleachers presented a ruffled sea of shout- ing, hat-waving humanity. “Wait till after this inning,” Crooks yelled, “and then we'll howl.” And he kept his word. They rallie@ up four tallies after two were out. Easton hit for two bags, Wheelock and Crooks for singles and MeTamany sent the ball on an exploring expedition toward Howardtown and made the cireuit in the meantime. To make matters more binding another run was added in the seventh by well placed hits and a sacrifice. In the ninth, with McGuire end Hatfield on bases and two out, Smith stopped the procession to- ward the gates and caused every one to get back to his seat by a scientifically placed single in right. Two runs were scored and the teams were again oneven terms. Carsey failed to reach first. MeTamany hit safely for Colum- bus, though there were many who claimed that the ball reached first before hedid. Sneed sacrificed and sent him to second and nimble Jack O'Connor won the game by hitting over Hatfield's head, and the result was Columbus, 10; National, 9. OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY. . American Association. At Philadelphia— Athletic, 7; St. Louis, 6. At Boston—Boston, 14; Louisville, 4. At Baltimore—Baltimore, 2; Cincinnati, 1. At Pittsburg—Philadelphia, 8; Pittsburg, 5. At Chicago—Chicago, 9; Brooklyn, 1. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 16; Boston, 7. At Cleveland—New York, 7: Cleveland, 2. HOW THE CLUBS STAND. American Association. Ww. LPC. W. L. PC. Boston....24 8 .750 | Louisville.15 20 .429 Baltimore.19 10 .655 Cincinnati..15 20 .429 St. Louis. .19 15 .559 Columbus. .14 19 .424 Athletic. ...14 15 483 Wash'ton... 7 21 .250 National League. Ww. LPC. w. LPC. Chicago ..16 7 .696 | Cleveland.12 12 .500 Phila......13 11.542 | New York.10 13 1435 Boston....12 11.522 | Brooklyn..10 14 417 Pittsburg.12 11.522 | Cincinnati.9 15.375 AMATEUR BASE BALL. The Zephyrs, who won fourteen out of fif- teen games last season, played their first game this year yesterday, winning from the Force School nine by 14 to 2. The team is composed of Hixon, Hikey, Roman, Cruzan, Mills, Dan- iel, Atchison, Burgess and Copenhaver. ' Chal- lenges are invited from clubs whose members are not over sixteen. Address Gordon Daniels, 1764 Corcoran street. ‘The Silver Stars have organized and are pre- pared to receive challenges from all clubs whose members are sixteen or under. The members are Yount, Bradshaw, Brennan, Fred- rick. Springmann, Cline, Balderson, Rieff and yeast, is admirably situated and is sus- ision. i. ‘cash ; balance in one and two. at 6 per cent, secured Ly deed of trust tite of anle. Terms 06 be computed. with in feu days or right reserved to resell at risk and cost of defauiti Purchaser. All conveyaneiny, dc Abstract to Jul mylsdede RAL (CHANCERY SALE AT AUCTION. ALL OF SQUARE 794 returning to the city from arecent trip found one of its legs swollen alittle and had the chains removed. The elephant is now doing wi SS, NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. Condemnation Juries at Work—Increased Value of Real Estate—Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rocxviur, Mp., May 19, 1891. Yesterday the jury summoned to assess the value of lands to be used for the southern ex- tension of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, be- ginning at Linden station, on the Metropolitan branch, had under consideration the case of Jesse Jenkins, and awarded him the sum of $829. Today the jury considered the case of BR. T. Ray and after hearing the evidence of anumber of witnesses retired and after con- sultetion awarded him the sum of $3,250. This closes the list of cases tor which the jury was summoned. Sheriff Fairall has summoned the following in the condemnation 't. DARK & CO., Aucts, NEARLY ALL OF SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE 1001, BELONGING TO THE “OTTERBACH” ESTATE. By virtue of a decree of the Suj District of Columbia p 88H, in the case of No. $820 in equity. tion, in front of t hougs mentioned, me Court of the 1th day of June. vs, Otterbach ot al., we will offer for sale at public auc: varcels,on the days and e followine deserived ted in the city of W. vise MAY TWENTIETH, 1801, ot M., the oriinal lots 1, ‘colnprising the whole of the sq Which is uniiuproved aud uicely wraded snd boun Nori: by south E street, south by Sough Gsrolintwventue, cant by Ath steve eaat aad) a be je mpace OF park, ond. west uy. Sd street east, ns in the aggregate about 42,004 sajuare tect of mround. ‘ON THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIRST, 1801. at jour, tue’ lots numbered froin 1 t6 14, both inclusive, of the suvdivision of known’ as SQUARE SOUTH OF recorded in the office of the surveyor for the said frict in the book of subdivisions ‘No. 11 These lots are unimproved,except by ¢ structures, contain about 63.8 square fect of Rr ANACOSTIA HIVEN. near the Navy ard ‘brace x EK, mear the Navy Ya . and they are particularly adapted to wharf und storage purposes. ‘Yerms of sale: One-third (35) of the purchase money on the day of sale, the residue tt ‘equal installments at one and two years from there- spective daysof sale, to bear interest thereirom untit Paid, at the rate of @ per cent per annum, the deferred ‘payments to be secured by the promissory notes of the Fespective purchasers, or the or any of their option, ‘On WEDNESDAY, in the square 4 persons to act as of the premises of to be used for the passage of Horatio Carroll, Alex. H. Beane, Jno. May jade, C. E. Green, C. W. Jos. Flack, Cushman Brad- Henry Bradley, Wm. Marlow, Jas. Nicholson, John Phillipe, Jacob Jonathan Magruder, Wm. erwood and Washington meet at Bethesda tomor- e same road: Ernest, Wm. Dare: W. White. They will The first jury having failed to agree as to the ine E. B. Gray for land near Linden, the following persons have been stfmmoned by the sheriff to constitute another jury on the case: Geo. Bonifant, Jos. Hender- son, Samuel Gloyd, J. W. Selby, Wm. H. Man- nakee, $. D. Waters, D. F. Mason, Jas. Fen- wick, ‘Thos. G. Hardesty, Wm. H. Rabbitt, 8. 0. Jones, Wm. E. Muncaster, Eleazer Ray, O. milla Windham, Samuel - ith, Chas. Gaegler, Edward Edmonston, Albert King. They will meet on the premises tomorrow. ‘Mrs. Williams, widow of the late Chas. Will- iams, who died in Washington on Sunday last, was buried at Germantown today. She survived her husband one month. In the orphans’ court today the followin; business was transacted: Chas. T. Purdum, ad- ministrator of Jos. M. Burdette, deceased: his second and final account. Wm. and Jno. Net- tles, executors of the last will of Geo. Nettl their first and final accou An order was passed authorizing Wm. T. Poole, administrator of Thos. H. Poole, to well the per- y of the deceased. joulden, eldest son of Mr. Eli Moul- den of this place, met with a serious accident yesterday evening while eng: the roof of the house of Mis Montgomery avenue. While engaged at work he was taken with a fainting fit and fell a dis- tance of over twenty feet, striking on the pave- After medical aid had been sum- moned it was found that no bones were broken, but he was very badly bruised about the body ‘Mr. W. H. Lamar of Washington, who some urchased a house, and lot from Mr. uekett in the west end of town, will occupy the sume this week with his family. Mrs. Fannie O. Green has commen erection ofa dwelling house on a lot recently urchased in the western part of town. Iward West is the contractor, and he expects to have the building ready for occupancy in a ‘Mr. Albert King has sold to Phili building, embracing « dwelling rooms on Montgomery avenue, this place, for $3,200. ‘The premises alsoembrace a to be paid in cat amount of damages ‘hasers may, at their purchase’ money and ‘any purchaser shall fail to comply the sale within ten (10) days trom the several dates thereof we reserve the right to read- vertise and resell the property in respect of which de- fault is made at the risk and cost of the chaser. All conveyancing and recording at shaw, Scott Stall posit omacceptance of each ‘JAS. 8. E W. WILLOUGHBY, HENRY E. DAVi: sy REAL ESTA XxTH EAST BETWEEN K AND L. STREETS NORTH, WASHINGTON CITX. D. ¢. decree of the Supreme Court of the “Passed in’ equity cause No. in W. Bayne and thomas J. Chew nd Lizzie ‘Leibin and others are de fendants, the undersicned, trustee, Will sell at frout of th IVE OCLOCK P.M. all tn " -M.. all those known as Lots numbered J llan's subdivision, in Sixth street east betwoen ‘Terms of sale: ‘virtue ‘of Deter of ‘Colunibie ises on WEDNESDAY, ieces Gr parcels of juare No. Si, situated on ‘and L streets northeast. ‘One-third cash and the balance in G, 12and 18 months from day of sale, with Interest day of sale, secured by the purcaser or cation thereof by the fication of sale and pa; ‘prot ‘or the purchaser or pur- ase Money in cash on da} court, and in rati- tof the purchase mcney, and not before the trustee will convey the property 10 or purchasers thereof. ibe paid to day of sale. A dep ‘on each lot sold will be required when the property 1s haser. ‘The terms of sale in fitteen days trom «ay of Teadvertived and sold ey Garrett, on All taxes and as- Knocked down, to must be compited sale OF the property will be ‘cost and risk of defaulting purchaser. Te NDREW J. DONALDSON, Trustes. Residence: 11:32 0th st.n.e. Office: Census bureau, corner 3d and THOMAS E.- WAGGAMAN, Auct. DPNCANSON BROS., a USTEES' SALE TRPROPENTY XO BUILDING,” SITUATED OND EREEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS NORTH- ‘Virtue of a deed of trust duiy recorded in Liber 1408, folks OO ek a Tone the Tae Meroe or ‘of Coluinbis, and at the notes unpaid and ¥ WILL offer for’ sale on TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY, A.D. li, at HALF- PAST FOUK O'CLOCK P. M.. ih front of the premises, 9th and D sts. n.w. F VALUABLE IMPROVED “WEBSTER LAW STREET BE- and two store ritten request of Burns. Address G. Oscar Burns, 223 8th street southwest. et THE COURTS. Count rx Gexenat. Term—Chief Justice Bing- ham and Juilges Hagner and James. Yesterday— Bradstreet agt. Bradstreet; argued and submited. Egurrr Covnt—Judae Hagner. Yesterday—Davis agt. Davis; rule on com- plainant returnable May 25 granted. Gibbons gt Gibbons; testimony before John C. Cle- phane, examiner, ordered taken. Cmecvrt Covrt—Juiae Coz. Yesterday—W. I. Hopkins & Co. agt. Letitia Figgins: verdict and judgment for defendant. Charles H. Cox agt. Jane White; verdict for defendant. Daniel Loughran agt. A. H. Levy et al.; verdict for ptaintiff for ion of remixes. John Hoover agt. L. H. Otterback; it on sei. fa. Pxonatz Covrt—Judge Hagner. Yesterday—In re estate "Tobe Reynold; peti- tion for probate of will and for letters of admin- istration. In re estate William McK. Tucker; first and final account of B. J. Moses, adminis- trator, approved and |. In re estate Thomas ‘ILompson; application to prove issues. In re estate Samuel Emery jon for letters of administration; Horace jBramache, Balti- more, appointed; bond $20,000. In re estate Henry F. MeGrann; will filed. In re estate Ann barry; Barry: will filed. Cunnxat Covrt—Judge Bradley. Yesterday—Clarence E. Benson, housebreak- ing; order requiring return of property. E. L. yesterday afternoon and gave the following schedule of play: Preliminary round, Steele agt. Chambers, the winner to play Brown, the uly man in the first round; Clark agt. Good- fellow, and Parks agt. Collamer. Play was be- un in Chambers beating Steele, 6-2, 64. XON-WINSERS, ‘There is still ancther drawing to be made for non-winners, to be open to all men playing in the open singles who have never won a prize and who hare not selected to play in the con- solation racs. There was some difficulty about aaaking the d-.wings yesterday owing to an un- certainty on th part of the committee as to one OF two of the men's records. ‘The drawings will take place today, and play will be begun. THE DISTRICT DUCBLES are also yet to be drawn, being open to Dis- trict teams that nave not yet been beaten by other District teams. Those that are certain and Brown, Chilton and Goodfellow, the Mc- Pherson brothers and _——_ MeCawley and, Davidson, together with the winuer of the match between Woodward and Borden and the Peter brothers. xores. On ail sides are to be heard favorable eom- ‘ments on the play of Osear Woodward, who not enly beat Borden yesterday, but also put up such strong game against young Hall. His friends assert, and truly, that if he haa. played as hard against Hall as b> did against Borden he would have won the match without trouble. ‘As it is he has « small chance yet. Post, the Baltimore crab telegraphed Mr. Borden yesterday afternoon that he would be willing to play atany hour named this week. The match will probably take place this afternoon at about 4:30'or 5 o'clock. High Scrool Tennis. The following were the scores in the High Sehool tennis tou. Wahly defeated Gross, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2. Herrick defeated Coons, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. ‘McClelland, manslaughter; not guilty. ‘The Golden Cross. Atthe regular meeting of Mount Vernon Commandery, No. 440, U.0.G.C.?Monday even- ing Vice Noble Commander Miss Emma V. Dulin presided. There wasa very large attendance of members and visitors. Sir Knight J. H. A. Fowler, from the committee on the subject, re- ported resolutions expressing the sorrow of the commandery at the death of the late Sir Knight Dr. E. G.” Mauss, which were unanimously adopted. Dr. Harlow K. Street was elected a medical examiner for the commandery. Sit Knight W. H. Pope of Goodwill Commandery, in behalf of that commandery, presented to Mount Vernon Commandery the emblem of the order—a golden cross and pedestal—which was accepted with the thanks of the commandery ina fitting speech by Sir Knight M. L. Vena- ble. Remarks on the good of the order were made by Sir Knights W. 8 Stetson and Thomas Humphrey of Halcyon Command- ery, J.B. Diver, Samuel N. Hilton pe pe ok Cay om A night WE Gratan: af Bt John Commandery and Lady Adelaide Payne of Goodwill Commandery. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by the ladies of the commandery. poco Lena Her Tongue Made Trouble. Kate Caffrey is the name of » woman who ht this property fourteen months ago for $2,280. Lal ported here this evening that Henson H. Martin, the colored man who shot Addison lace some weeks ago, had ttsburg, to which place he had made his escape after the shooting. ail the right, title, estate and interest of the crantors therein, in and to the followins described real estate, ington, District of Colum: lot “numbered two (2) in square numbered four hundred and eivty-nine (480), together with all Tights, privileges anc situate in the et me Washington at been arrested at ‘ways, easements, purtenances to tie saiue be pertaining, and all the estate, tle, interest and ciaim either at law or in equity or otherwise however of the grantors in said trast of. in, to or ont of said iece or parcel of grown ‘sold subject toa deed of trust to secure y bedue thereon und No. 119%, too 40, of Army Orders, Leave of absence for four months is granted First Lieut. Geo. P. Ahern, fourth infantry. Leave of absence for four months, to take effect on or about July 1, 1891, with permission to apply for an extension for two months, is granted Capt. Geo. H. Palmer, sixteenth in- $6,000 and such interest as Yenieh is duly recorded in Liber the land reconis of the District of Columbia: "Terms: Amount or the debs tunpaid and deed of trust recorded toned above) and expenses of sale and hay be due and unpaid (auounts of which ‘wil be Stated at thie of saie) in cami: balance in two yeurs, {0 note of purchaser’ bearl rest, payable serai-annual Secured by decd of truston property told: 0 ion. of purchaser. Conveyancing. ic, aser's cost. A deposit of #50 required at time ‘Terms to. be: complied w Otherwise richt reserved by the trustees isk and cost of the detaulting purchaser shter five days! advertiseauent of wach, resale in sone Rewspal feted in Washinton. D.C ee PeNOSCROLA C. GREEN, myS-dkds _ANDEEW C. BEADLEY, (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneeys. CHANCERY SALE OF i T IN GEORGE TO: NCIS SCOTT Kl irtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the ict_of Columbia, dated October 19, 1880, passed : ‘dock AY, THE TWEN TIE: OCK P.’M., all the rizht, title and interest of the ‘estate in Gecrwetown. District of bia, to wit: Parts of lots numbered eleven, twelve, thitteen. fourteen and fifteen, in Peter, Beatty, Threl- ‘Deakin’s addition to Georgetown. | Bevinning on the south side of ier of said lot ditteen and running east, with said south line of Bridze street :240 fect, more or less, to the west secured (by in Liber 1408, tolio ii, ihen- of absence granted Chaplain Francis H. Weaver, tenth cavalry, is extended three months. Aboard of officers, to consist of Col. Joseph 8. Conrad, twenty-first infantry; Maj. Louis H. Carpenter, fifth cavalry; Maj. Arthur MacAr- thur, jr., assistant adjutant general, will assem- ble at Fort Leavenworth, June 1, for the purpose of atten ination of the officers who have taken the two course of instructions at the United States infantry and cavalry school. ‘The leave of absence on surgeon's certificate of disability granted Lieut. Ambrose L Mori- arty, ninth infantry, is extended two months. d Lieut. John Little, twenty-fourth in- fessor of military science and tactics am school, Orange county, N. vil at such time as necessary for the purpose of continuing his duties in connection with, the its removal to that place. Capt. John J. 0" erty 18 knocked off. n., on Monday, . ALUABLE PROPE! ing the exam- FRI E BRIDGE, ‘at eM. premises, at FIVE mnell, first infant tailed for duty in connection with the Guard of California for four months from June 1, 1891, with station at Sacramento, Cal. He will report to the governor of California ac- cordingly, and upon the expiration of the riod specified will return to his proper sta- At his own request Second Lieutenant Wm. A. Phillips, twenty-second infantry, is trans- ferred from company B to company G of that and condeumed for the use rth lire of t y he orth ies o de and condoned fr the a | Wnt Waa coon: ean" aa at pata f the Chesapeake ‘with the north line of the land so condemned to the and thence with said east proved by » ia ‘Terius, a9 prescribed by said decree: one-third of the chase money incash and the balance in three equal tallments in twelve, eliteen und twenty-iour months, respectively, from the day of ‘sale. for which notes shal! be given to bear interest at G t per “unui from theday of sale ‘deed of trast upon the pro} mot the purchaser, the whi portion than one-third of, & hing of ‘Lingan street fine north to the Shops, ke. Je OF uny greater Miss Rebecoa Wills of Mount Holly, N. J., has entered suit against Sheriff Smith son for $20,000 for Charles A. Dennis, to imprisoament in ‘default of been convicted of seducing Miss Wi AUCTION SALES. pppoe ‘BROS., Auctioneers. FE ILDING LOTS ON BOUNDARY FRIDAY AFTERNOON. sieest eart ten days from the day of save the Be y of ale property’ will be resom at tue riskand ‘cost of the de- s' notice in The kven- iting a prisoner, ‘at liberty during his damages, having Sy ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF 1W0 DESIRABLE ORIG- GKOUND ON MSIREET BE- CAPITOL AND FIRST TWENTY-SEC. K, ‘cash, ‘one and two notes to be given for = DUNCANSON BROS, JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. a defeated Cook, 7-5, winning the final eet and the match. 5 It is ted the finals in singles will be ea wee are —— A Singular Case of suicide. - Samuel Pickle, a prominent citizen of Green- ‘Ville, 8. C., cut his throat with s pocket knife Monday night and will probably die of the wound. He iss dealer in horses, and during last summer doctored horses which bad been Ir. Pickle possessed hates Laos thet be kad Rgavophottn cineca, he had ne symptoms of that disease. _ CONTENTS OF Eg eta Ou FRIDAY MORNING, MA} WEEKS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 637 Louisiana ave., ‘Opp. City Post Office. FURNITURE, CARPETS. MIRRORS, &c., AT OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SALEOF HOUSEHOLD EEFECTS TAKES PLACE AT OUR WARE ROOMS ON THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIRST, AT TEN Saha IN WHICH SALE | WILL BE FOUND A VARIETY POP WUuNITURE MIRRORS ae WHICH MUST BE SULD. Mee ONE AWNING, 19X23 “FEET, WITH FLAPS; NEARLY NEW. ALSO, BY ORDER OF PARTY CLOSING BUSINESS, AN CUTLERY, &e. ig ia o; AUCTTON SALES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. ([HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED L ESTATE, Berxe ‘No, 2011 PORTNER CE NORTHWEST. Virtue of a deed of trust recorded January 2.1880. in Liber 1368, folio. Ln» of the land recoras: ok the Diatret of Calbia ahd at the reqet the the records of the surveyor's office of the: ‘Terms of sale: €1250 of the purchase money in cash, toaseume $1818.18 on GO-year Tease at 5 per cent Ler annun: with privilege of parcuase: the balance in one Yeae. or ell cash, at option of the purchaser. A deposit ‘of $200 will be Teguired at the sale; converancine Bot complied wilt ia See daye trom day of saie te com fh in y of sale Frusteen reserve the rieht $0 Fesell at Coat and risk of ae a TREO WILSOX rithms mOdkis JOHN 8. ‘swoamstet,§ 7 WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers A CHOICE COLLECTION OF EXTRA LARGE ROSES, HARDY RHODODFNDRONS, JAPA. * NESE AND CHINESE AZALEAS AND OTHER CHOICE PLANTS FROM JOHN SAUL'S NUK- At our sales room, comer, 10th, street and Pennavt- vanis avenue, FRIDAY, MAY. TWENTT-SECON! rercagd OCR Eten B. WILLIAMS & CO. my20-2t ‘Auctioneers. ‘[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioncera BEDDING PLANTS, HANGING BASKETS, ROSES, GE ARIUS. HELIOTROPE, PANSIES, PETU- BIAS BEGOSIAS, AGERATUM AND MISCEL- Qn FRIDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY.SEC- OND, 1801, ‘commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at ur action rooms, we shall sells. Ane acnortinent of ALSO plants. 108. DOWLING & SON... it 200 BOXES CIGARS. my20-2 Auctioneers. LATIMER © SLOAN, Auctioneers. (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, SPECIAL SALE. X SIDEBAR BUGGY, 351 RING PHAETON, NO- we SURRY, CANOPY-TOP'SURRY, SIDE-BAR UGGY BY WALTERS; CARTS,” NATURAL WOOD T AND CHESTER WAGONS, NATURAL WOOD TOP AND NO-TOP SPINDLE WAGONS, END-SPRING BUGGY, BINGHAM AND OTHER HA¥D VEHICLES Ar AUCTION, ALSO, FOUR HORSES (2 DRIVERS AND 2 WORKERS), 5 AND 7 eats OLD, DOUBLE AND SINGLE $ DAY, MAY TWENTY-FIRST, 1891, at TERMS ION Wore will coll ators Abode net at N.W., We Wi fc Which wili be found new or but sightly used. “Terms myl8-dts__ LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. ‘[HOMAs DOWLING & SON, AUCTIONEERS. PEREMPTORY SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS, WITH LEASE AND GOOD WiLL AND FIXTURES OF THE WASHINGTON STEAM BREAD AND BIS- UIT BAKERY OF A. JAMES KANE & CO., NO. 315 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, TO CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP, Ad AUCTION. OX THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIRST. ‘we will sell at t , Ro. $1 ‘entire of: . northwest, the fects, consisting in part of venus. 1 St-am Engine and Boiler, about 25 horse power. ] Nearly New Platiorm Spring Wagons. 7 Sets of Horness. 2 Old Waxons. 4 Fine Work Horses, 1 Dough Mixer. 1 Dough Roller. 1 biscuit Cutter. 2 Desks. 1 Iron Safe, combina- tion jock. “Many other articles not mentioned. Lerms cash. ‘Ihe property will first be offered as Saitole, and {tet woud) wil "be offered” separately. 1 property, open for inspection every morning trom 9 to 12 until day’ of sales my18-3t THOS. DOWLING & SON. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Aucts., ‘$20 Penta. ave. n.w. VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON NINTH SIKEET BETWEEN O AND P STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING | TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No. 1422 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. On THURSDAY AL TEKNOON, MAY TWENTY: FUtst. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of the preinises | Gaicksoe, 56, SQUAI Fronting 18 fect on bth street, with a depth of 105 feet to an alley, improved by atwo-story and basement Dick house in jertect order) bavitie cen recently par ‘pered and painted mside and out, contains all modern Weients, cabinet mantels, near all the car lines ants wood ceniral location, on ate, teak Heruus: One-third casi: balance in siz, twelve and eighteen montls, with interess, secured by deed of rust, A deposit of $200 at thiue of sale. Terms to be complied with in ten days from sale or ‘right reverved to resell at risk and cost of purchaser. All con- Veyancing and recording at purchaser's cust. 'N.B.—House will be open for inspection on day of ale oF can be seen before day of sale on application for permit from wuctioneer. mylvu&ds KATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts. LAtmae & SLOAN, Auctioneers, 14096 st., near ty 8. Treasury. VERY VALUAPLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF H StREET BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEEN 1HSTREETS NORTHWEST AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIRST, 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. at. . will sell at public auction . SAND 14, IN SQUARE 127, fronting 45 feet on the north side of H stroet near INth ‘street northwest by a depth of Shout $0 feet, wits side asley on the east 10 feet wide. Improved by two brick houses, Nos. 1735 and. 1737 i Tuis property i in @ rapidiy im- street northwest. oving section, und presents a splendid opportunity tolnvestors oF to secre « xood building site for a tine residence. ‘Terns: One-third casi, balance in on? and two years from cay ot sacle, andsecured by a deed of trust on the Droperty,, with interest at G per cent per annum, oF all cash. A ‘deposit of 8500 will be required ‘fue, and all conveyancing and recording at purchaser. Terms to be complied with in ten da: day 0. sale or the property aay be resold at c deiaulting purchaser. mnyL1-d&ds LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts. LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, FOUR-STORY ENGLISH-BASEM DOW BRICK HESTDENCE, N STREET NORTH at On THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIRST, at HALE: PAnT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, we will sell at public suction, in tront of the premises ‘SUB LOT 10b, IN SQUARE 134, Improved by a four-story trick residence, with En- glish basement abd bay window ; hus nine rooms. bata, furnace and all necessery conveniences. presenti & Tare chance to secure a roufortavie home in w Kood borhood on easy terns, iT BAY-WIN- 16 CORCORAN BLIC AUCTION. ns the purchaser to assume a trust of #:.50u, due July 17, 12, the balance in twelve giftiteen Tuonths, with’ interest. and se- cured jeed of trust on the property ;al! convey- ancing and recording at cost of purchaser: « Adeposit 91 $100 will be required at time of sale,” N.B. The Geterred paynuents way Ue arranyred £0 suit purchaser. v3 ATIMEK & SLOAN, Auctioneers. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, Aucti oy TUESDAY, THURSDAY \uction sale every” TUESDAY, AND SALURDAY MORNINGS, AT TEN O'CLOCK, with- in the Bazaar; always for’ sale from twenty to Torty Boal of Horses, Mares and Mates, Coupe horses, Driv- ing Horses and Work Horses, besides inany whole ‘Tirnoute sold solely for wnt of Uae. At auction New and Second-hand Cé , Phaet wyies, Waxons, Harness, &c., &.. This is the onl auction devoted exclusively to the sale of Horses Carriages in this city, und 3s the right piace to either ‘buy or sell. a At private sale at ail times :ie most complete stock of Vehicies to be found in’ the city. Coupes, ‘Victorian, Surreys, Pluctons, Buszries, Crown Prines Carriages, Saratoma Surreys, Buckbuards, Passcner Waxoneties, Fancy Delivery Wawons, Expressand Grocery Wagons, Dayton Waxons, Far Waxons, Road jarneas Of every Description, Saddies, &e apa 3. BENSINGER (PROSTHES SALE OF VALUABLEREAL ESTATE, ‘SEVER TH AND M STLERYS NORTRIESE, 28 ND M STREETS NORTHWEST, IN | pity Grit OF wasifisatos, bc, y Sirtwe of a dectee of the Suprents ‘Gonrt | District of Coluinbin, passed on fie Oth dav of Ate. ! dint in’ equity cause "No. 12772, wherein Jamba De Ward tt ais are complainants aud Elizabeth wordt | ale are docendants,” the un trustees, ap= ancl tof thepremiacson THURSDAY THE TWESTS BIMST DAL OF MAY, 1801 ,at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. the folowhu deseribed real cutate,situate tn the citpot Washington and District of Columbia, to wits Parts of orikinal lots uuiubered thirteen (1) and fourteen (13) fn square ntuubered four hundred and fosty-ntne | Gab), boctnnine for the mune at_ the nortiweat comer of said square and running thence on M “street ase Nunvired and sixteen (116) feet, thence. south twenty: five (is) feet, thence West ons hiundced and ‘sistecn (i10) feet and thence north twenty-tive (23) Sees es the ‘beginning, ‘tocetaer with the husprovelnents ingreom Cente of a ieame dein. aie: One-third (y) of the purchase prices bopmid in cash, cnesthird G4) thereof in ouesear and the oftier one-tutsd ('y) sm two years from the day ot sacs | the doverned puyn.cnts 10 beat intercet at 6 percent per nouns, payable semi-annually, ‘and to be eevured Oy the notes of the pusvuaser OF purchasers, and u deed ot trast upon the preuiiscs, ‘or the purchases oF eee chaser may’ pay all casts at his or'thelt option. Pil purchaser, "Adeposit ox S5¢0 will be aoa purenuser. ot faired’ at the Hite or ase. “ifthe ‘eras of ase act tar eased Duiidine, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts. myt-d&ds ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO.. A R i Kitna ave. mw. RY BALE bY x oo see D STRERTS SOUTHWEST.” URSDAY APTER? ¥ TWENTY- fT ATEROOY, May armas ie SOUTH 14 FEET FRC LE DEPTH OF SUB LOT OLIN SOU ARE Improved by a two-story frame hovee, with celle 3: UVer and above an incumt or all neat the rpechaaes’s: option. TORY FRAME DWELL- STREET NORTHWEST, 1245 Sth street northwest, improved by A three-story frame dwelling containing eight rooms, TeRaedern improvements and «ood stabling. Lot “Terms: One-helf cathy balance in one and two years, with notes bearing interest and secured by a deed of trust, or all cash, at option of purchaser. All couvey- ancitiz, &c., at purchaser's cost. One hundred dollars deposit required at the thue of male. If the terms of scle are rot complied with in ten days irom the day of sale the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON, ‘Auctioneers, HANCERY SALE VALUABLE COUNTRY PROP. ERTY NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK ON BROAD BRANCH ROAD AND ROCK CREEK FOXD By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia passed on the 1th day of Maj 1X91. in equity cause No. 12504, wherein Louis P Shoemaker et al. are complainants and Margutet Bat son et al. ure defendants, sell at public auction, im front of the oreiuises, on TUESDAY, the SECOND DAY OF JUNE, iNOL, at FIVE O'CLOCK P-M., the following desctibed veal . situate in the county of Washington, District 0f Columbia, to wit: All of lot humbered three Gj) in Danfel Lichtfoot's heirs’ subdivision ot part of “The Vaie.” as per plat on file in equity cause mumnbered SOS in said court, ‘Said lot concaining 6.64 acres, inore or less. 1% Of Saie: One-third cash, one-third in one and one-third in two years froin day of sale, the payments to Lear interest at the rate of 6 per cent, myable sean-annually. ‘and to be ured by promssory notes of the purchaser and « deed of trust on the property’ sold, or the purchaser iuay, at his option, pay the whole purchase Inoney casb: AM conveyancing and recording at. purchaser's cost. A deposit of two hundred dollars will be required. at the time of sale, “If the terms of sale are bot com- Plied with in ten days from day of sale the property ‘Will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaujt.nz purchaser after five days’ notice in The Evening Star. JOHN RIDOUT. Trustee, my20-d&ds Room 6, Fendail building. ATIMER & SLOAN, Auc ictioneers, 1400 G st., near U.S. Treasury. IMPORTANT SALE OF SOME ELEGANT HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE LEFT IN PREMISES NO. 1618 NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Oil Paintings end Engravings (some of them very fine), Handsome Carved Fire Screen, Elecant Orna- mentsand Bric-a-Brac, Artistic Hall Furniture, Hand- some Ciock and Candelabras, Very Superior Portieres, Mahogany Cabinet, Swiss Clock (in perfect order), Tapestry Stool, Very Superior Velvet and English Brussels Chamber and Stair Carpets (these carpets are as xood as new), Neapolitan Pictures, Fur Rucs, Deco- rated Toilet Ware, Lamps, Very Elegant Olive Wood Chatnber Suite (in_perfect ‘condition), Mahogany and Oak Washstands, Secretaries, Fancy and Easy Chairs, Very Handsome Oak Dining Koom Suite (embracing Pillar Extension Table, Sideboard, Leather Covered Chairs, Carving Table, &e.), Old English Dinner and Breakfast Set (for 8 people), Lunch Sets, Old Dresden China Cups and Saucers, Fine Plated Goods, Very Artistic Brass Fire Sets, Shovel and Tongs, with Stands; Servants’ Furniture, Kitchen Requisites. &c. The above-mentioned furniture will be sold at public auction on THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1891, at TEN O'CLOCK; at the residence No. 1618 Ivth ‘street northwest ‘ X; 23-< Parties furnishing should give this sale their as the goods ai mt TATINER & SLOAN, mny20-«lts ‘Auctioncers. ‘[}HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALLE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISE. 3 PhekT NORTHWEST. # of the Sup.eiae Court of of Colusibiny passed in eqity cause mune ie dockets. I shall offer for ale at pul suction. in front of the preuiscs.on WEDNESDAY, THIKD DAY OF JUNE, Intl, AT BIVE O'CLOC P.M., all that certain piece or parcel of ground iyi a she city of Washington, District of Coz ished on the ercithpiat therect in. stare S8é, Gescrined as follows Beginning ior the sine at the northwer! comer of mud Joven running thence south “A tects thence east € E wenee nortit 21 feet, wud. thence west piace of bevinning, toxetber with the ftuprovements, &e-, consistius of a.compara- Evely ‘new tree-siory’ snd celiar pres-briex” drout Ouse. ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by said decree, lows: One-third ¢ residue in two equal payments at one and two years, respectively, 6 per cent interes: to be secured by the notes of the purchaser and deed of trust on the property, or all cash, a: option of pur Chaser.” A dlerost of 62200 required. at time Allcon:veyanciny aud recordin at Terms to ve complied with in teu days or trustee re- Serves te risut fo readvertise of defaulting purchaser. CuAS. H. CRA my20<Akds G, BESSINGER, Auctioneer. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. CONTRACTORS SALE OF TWENTY HEAD OP ALSO CAKKIAGES, HARNESS, &e.. &e. DAY MOKNING, MA O'CLOCK, twenty head of wood horses ahd mul re been used by a contractor, and, havine con Ricted dis contract, this whole stock’ willl be sold ITHOUT EESERVE. ‘ALSO 25 Head of Horses und Mares, workers and drivers, well worthy the sttention of buyers. 2 New Bugwies, 1 Now m Waxon, 1 New Busi- news Waxonr 1 Nocom-hand Doctors Puseton pear.y new; T Second-hand Dayton Wagon, 1 do. Victoria, 3 Second-hand Fauuly Carriuves, 15 Second-hand Bug ies, Phactons, Wagons, Harness, &e.. &c. my20-t 3, BENSINGER, Auctioneer. JUNCANSON EROS., Auctioneers, D ‘Mth and D sts. now. SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY, NO. 1315 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, TAREE- SLOKY BRICK, STOLE ROOM AND CELLAR, MAY TWENTY. "TH. INL, AT HALF-PAsY FIVE OC! Will self sh cao the renee LOT 77, SQUARE 242, fronting 23.3 feet on’ 142 street ‘between Nand Khode Isiand avenue with an average depth of 103 feet to a Li-toot alley’ and inujroved Ly a lange wells Dullt: neariy new. three-story brick. store rosin "aad cellat end Mats avove Tiie property iy worthy the Sttention ot investor, ein in dior the best sections Of Tat street and suitzbve for bus.ness and dweller, ‘erms:" One-third, cant, balance in “one and, two years, or two und. thiee years, as, purchaser Prsteia, Gand’ deferred: Payments’ to™ be ‘secured deed of “trust on” premises” sold, notes 10 bear’ 6 “percent per nnuu, payable seule Sunually, ort ail “cash, at option of purchaser. A Seuine, kee st purtnaser's gost, "Tore to. be core smems, See a wer's costs Termes 10. te Come plied with in Afleen days, otherwise richt ‘reserved to Fesell ut rink and cost Gf deluulting purchaser alter Hredayaadvertimowent of such rrale im owe Dewe plished in Washinton, D. pears DUNCANSON BROS., my20-d&is ‘Auctioneeia, ATCLIFFE, DAM & CO., Auctioneers, R 92) Penn. eve. nw. NINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CORCORAN STREET BE- TWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, NEAR NEW HAMP- SHIRE AVENUE, BY AUCTION. ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- SIXTH, 1891, AT SIX O'CLOCK we will sell by pub- ‘Kec auction, in front of the premises, NINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES , IN SQUARE NO. 134. Eight of these lots front 18.34 feet on Corcoran street and one ironts 18.6 feet on the sae street, all’ hav- PSbGon ction am Sa ack, being 76 TO 83 IN SQUARE 134. Sree cea eeeees ea araaeenee Sit Teal estate invest- i RATCUPFE, DARE & 00. Nutone AUCTION SALE OF VALU. vED IMPROV on 1 TEES PSE On THURSDAY, MAY TW Ty Rial et FIVE O'CLOCK P.M... zy We will offer for sale at pub- ic auction, in front of the premises, hove amd fot Ne 1512 L, street northwest, being pert of Jot 18, square y fromis 18 feet 10% street and is 100 feet 11 inches in ite 200d OF no sale. Terns: One-third cash ; balance in one and two with imterest trom day of sale, oF all cash, at option FIeGts to be secured by Goilars to be paid at tue of Sele and terms to be compiied with in Afteen Preniiss will be reso Of trust. Two humdi at the risk and cust of the iting purchaser. All conveyancing ai record 4. A_BIRNEY, La, A deposit of #900 Plied with im fitteon days from the day ot Sty he Fight ie revered to rem! at the risk of the defaulting purchaser "All c ne an set convey ian ing anal re _myI9-4kde AU tomer ta, RAGE FE DARK E00. Rectionners, yi VALUABLE BUILD 410 5th st. nw. ‘[Homas E WAGGAM. O'CLOCK P.M buildings nunbered SL> and Public auction the frame the saine to be removed by the purchaser within tel trom date of wale. THOMAS FE. WAGGAMAN, jus Dow TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BEING Nos. SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST. of a deed of trust recordin’ March 22, ISSO, 17Y, folios 27 and “200 et records of the District of the party secured th 73S AND TIT Searm, Oper cent, mecured Wp deed af treet Snip sold orgll cash, at theoytion of the pun iene Xdepontt of €1000en each to will be reaulted at ts tof Sivan. Sime'or aule.” It the “tera Temises on MONDAY, “PAST FIVE O'CLOC! a Tece or parcel of lant abu preunnd naiaised aa cas tote Se aud oe Pearson and others subdivision of SO an natd eubaivision is rer the reconis of tue wurvesur gtoy at ten 750 of the purchase iM Oe Year. or all cash,at option, A deposit of 8200 will be required at the and recording at purchaser's Cont. plied with in five day from ees reserve the right to resell at on of gell the: If terms of sale are not co! day of sule the trust cost and risk of the de‘aulting pur on in front TWENT\-LiGnTH (on) DAY OF A AT HALY-PAST POUL OCEOCK FM Rumbered one (1), in square us ; Auchonecrs, ‘920 Penn. ave. nw. S\ SALE OF TNPROVED REAL ESTAT! TREET BETWEEN HM STREETS NORT Nirtue of a deed of trust duly recorded! in Liber folio 4:1) ot seq., one of the land records of iumbia, ind at the request of the Dor eae eg eh enarmiamed trustees, will 1 sal rromt ne JUNE FILST, Isl, at PT followine-described real estate situate in the Washinxton, District ot Columbia, to wit h gertain piece. parcel, part or lot of land and premises known and desinated as lot forty-two (4 ubdivision of square numbered three bun- Hiree (JU), togetuer with the Luprovements, jcanh : balance in one year, with interest secured by deed of trust upon the preu b. at the purchaser's option. red at thine of sale. lays trom sain, otherwise the risht ts RATE Danks co, and the Ring thence north on the Hneof Rust suchty (0) feet more or lens toa tou tl thence west, paralle! with the line of Hs! ELEVENTH AND WEST BY AUC in cash, balance inone and two) cars f with interest, for which notes of the pur chasers inust be given, secured by deed Shavers. Uf termes of male ate 8 from day of sale the try Pesell at cost and risk of the d ited with in ten Teserved to resell at th Purchaser after five days’ adv. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, my isd&as WHANCERY SALE OF VALUABI SLOAN. Aven By virtue of a decree of STORY AND TOWER BRICK RES- 108 FIFTH STRELT NOKTH- E SCHNEIDER BLOCK, CON BATH AND’ ALL ON, MAY TWENTY- LOCK, in front of the containing ten roms, fine cellar, furnace, finished 1 the inost approved style, “handso:aely, decorated. ffordine wood Stabling room. ‘This is very valuable property and should command the attentiou of investors or parties who desire a aand= ‘some and confortable home. ‘Terms: * cash, balance im one and two years, with Rotes bearing interest and secured by a deed oF trust, yon of purchaser All conveyancimt ‘Two Lundred doi- ISxK7 to 15-fo0t uiie: gt tug purchaser. ELBIDGE J. PATI and recoruing at put it required at time of "sale. LATIMER & SLOAN, LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers: AN ELEGANT THREE-STOKY AND BASEMENT RESIDENCE, No. 1116 VERMONT AVENUE, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- FIFTH, 1801, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the Premises, we shail offer at public auction that valu- able three-story and basement residence No. 1116 Ver mort avenue, containing sixteen roows, with modern funprovements, carved wainut mantels, fine chan Vers, capacious and elecant bath rooms, pantries and closets, wide halls, wide and deep lot, with fine brick stable, side and rear alley, and taking it all together one of the most desirable residence properties in the city and where property is rapidly increasing in value. Terms: One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years, with notes bearing interest and secured by & deed of trust on the property sold. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. A deposit of 00 ‘will be required at the time of ale. LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, ANSON BROS., Auctioneers. hand D sts. n. CATALOGUE SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE RIGGS HOUsr. STREETS NORTHWEST,CONSISTI RS. PIANOS, DRAPER i ‘CHINA AND CROCKELY WARE. TABLES. BAR ROOM. ND OTHER FIXTURES, Win) &e.. CONTAINED IN ABUUT TW Fil Sell in trout of the prewises, at FIVE O'CLOC Fronting 18 feet on Oth st... w feet. This story tor verted into a di Terms: One-third cask: with interest, payable sei per cent per annum: from day nents to be secured by decd of trust oh the jroerty rol ‘ ore plied with in Afteen days trou: sale, or riylit to resei! at the risk and cont All conveyancing, FIFTEENTH AND G@ ing ceweTibed land and premises, situate t ‘of Washington, District 01 Co: Yeraity's recorded sult Smith, known as Prem othe saudivision bei Court, No. 2, foto Gl, and “Howard University suber davisitm being recorded in Laver, Distei-t, No. 1, tollo 77, bok in the office of We surveyor uf the District of DNFSDAY MORNING, MAY. D. I81,commencine at TEN O'CLOCK GACH DA thereafter st SAME dses, Lath and G ituwest, Weshington, prewises, Lath end G stieets nurtuwest,, Washington, the entirecontents of the RIGGS HOUSE, com prising in pert— FINE PARLOR 8) AND. FINE CONGER’ and CON LINUIN ‘are dixponed of sare, with, wr pare on the property sold, oF all gagh, a! the option purchaser Sollars ‘All con) or pnrchawers. in tem days from day ot sale, the trustess reserve the Figit to Fesell at cost aud risk of the detauiting pur- Chaser or purch PARLORS. UITES in PLUSH. BROCATELLE BROCATELLE, Lace and other uurterial, the LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFI- RORS in the United States. Eleeant Bro Ficures, U1 Pedestals. ‘Two very lane and hanusone Exyptian Marble Urns. Oil Paintings, Marqueterie Tables. Axminster, Wilton eivets, Mouquet and other Car- 2 PeTete-a-Tete Parlor Suites, Reception Chairs, Vis-s- Vis Char, Bueravinen Graatients. DUNCANSON BRO Mantel Stirrorss Fine Hair Mt erers, r Pillows, Bolsters, Bisnkets, Shects, Casen, e isteadsy Moguet Velvet, Mody Bras- Nyritine Tables.” Very Handsome Walnut Pillar b-xtension Tables. Very Handscie Walnut Leather-covered Chairs. Magnificent Buftet and Calinet Sidevoards. ‘ifeent Mirrors, Side Lables, Butler's Tables legant Glassware, China and Crockery, Window Haneiues, Eheeaitt Linen and Fruit Clothe, Napking, tc. Tete-a-Tete Breakfast Giass ghd other, ware. Sait Cs By virtue of a decree acinar Distelet of Columbia. p Naylor et No. 827 puolicaaie the FOUKIM DAX Mirrors. Plated and other ware.” BILLIARD ROOM. 4 Fine Billiard Tables Fixtures, Balls, Cues, tuisea, 200) ixtures, Bar, Glass Ware, Bar ‘WINE Room. . Champasne, Port, Sherry, its, Ci, Mu and ster Liquor of KEADING ROOMS. Deaks, Settees, Chairs AR Mirrors, Back Bar Fi Utensils, Covers, ac. HE: and other Cookinz Utensils, Brotlers, Roasters, ‘vies, Choppers and other articles ustially found se-clane novel kitchen, a Jase hotel and too ntmesossto mention bare, ail or which areto be positr = ‘The furnitare ia fa worthy te attention of nd the average and ‘desirous of = sorneuin HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. USTEES' SALE OF ROOM DWELLING, NO. 1914 10TH STREET ee FUTURE DaYs. RATE, DAK 8 CO, Aucicomer, 0 Px eee, we Bho AE Be EBA OS Oe WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BY AUCTION ox ‘Wibsy AY TWENTE CE Mail, at A QUAKER PANT RR UCLLCR Ee ¥' wotaheay te ete! ace OE see Ree ARNY WERE SUBDIVISION OF WIDOW KNOWN AS) WASHINGT Frontine 0 feet ce California avenue. ‘tear conte Fond. and Gonnectirwt arene ‘overi Seep Hewedeanes See oreo beautiful and drairahir'natvarcan ville sdiaremt to tae SLERA chy and tie pectncurae er ie mea tay Siest img Fovenseute in the sabalriahes me Terms Of ane, ne with interest from day of sa othe treaniers or a ixlivimion is Tewarded” as the mest carb. balance in tw. ine Of sale. Verve d cont ont RATCLIFFE, DARR & 00., ¢ LOTS ON ELEVENTH STAE AND B STREETS 1 BETW: NORTHEAST, Ow SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MA’ ‘ENTY- THIMD, at HALPJAST POE, OVLOOK. we whl ler ior sale. in from aRDe A Lots sgt Fronting each 18 feet by a.devth of 117 6to a 30-foot alley, soaking them the most desirable bulking aites Im, the northeast Terma: One-thint the balance fn one of sale are not com day's from day of sale right reacrved cost of the deta in aS os Secgertar greeter wee urivdede’ RATCLIPEE: DARW & CO Nucts RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUARLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING THE NOKTHWEST CORNER AND EL STRELTS M STREET NORTHEAST). of trust reorded ajvone the ‘onde of the District of Columise, im Liter No, aio S42 et Seq... and at the writion mye Darty secured thereby, we will wil at puliie the premises on THURSDAY. 1 ty mune ("RU y of Washinets 1€ southeant co or of said my uare NNO a twenty four tewt one Inc 24-1). theme ieinidh of Ruth winet, etc Gt or lean, wet morta, thence ant aiotag H strect to U Ht Dewi " eyecare trast on the 1 cash, at the option of the pur led (8) ait a pure foseor. SiS ows __ 9th “and D strects, KEAL Bs HT SOUTHEART TATE, BEING No. SOS AST : ‘sell. HM DAY OF MA\. INO, at HALE-PAST LOOK P.M, at p auction in front of “ab lot seventern in mquare No. M0, C., known as No. 908 A street south Lerins of sale: One-third cash, balance in two equal installments” payal years fr respectively In one. and tw ay OF sain, with interest, mecured Ly dea nines Soi, OF all Camb, at option of omit Of G24) will be re! Coupled with right to rewil three days’ advertiseuent in the Even TnL iis. Fek eed cot of ‘tue deat Fuster, No. 125 Lith at. ae neways RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioncers. _myi6-dieae = JRATHEPE, DARE & C0. Auctioneer, W2U Penney ivania avenue nw. PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE POP: ¥ HMWEST COLMEK OF EIS NORTHWE AY. MAY TWINTY-SECUND, 1801, we LOT 1, IN SU. RE 441, depth on Sst. of RE proved by 4 weli-Luit twor Hine Aunueliy wt thi ‘sale, deters nil cont, af, the purchaser's 9 Tequired at tine of male. 7" Purchasers cost KATCLIEFL, DAKK & 0O., Auctioncers, USTRES' SALE OF PROPERTY ‘ON SUMNER STREE SEAENTH STREET NOKTHWESI, NEAK HOWAKD UNI VERSITY. By virine of a deed of trast recorded amons the Iand records of the Di nstrict of Columbia. ih Liber No. 1c, folio 342 et seq., and a he party secured thereus a vite wtetie jn front of the DAL, TH “WENTY-TRIKD ( A.D. ai, AT HALF-PAST Fi . the follow> sf sale: One-third of the purchase money he balance in one and two Sear from date erest. for Witch Totes Of the purchaser Ta iust be stvem, arctted by dend af treet the purchasers. A cwposit of ‘wo hundred nthe property is knovked down, Jancing and recording wt Cost of purctiamer terns of sale are bot complied wth Liners, Ciikhry BROWN, JOB BAKA Au, Saatee. Sthet."n.w. Auctiinesrs. " my13-dede JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. TRUSTEES CONTINUATION SALE OF VALU. TEIN THE COUNTY OF NGTON IN WEWINING CITY" BEING SMITH AS OTT" DIVisioN OF. THAL PORTION OF ESTATE OF THE LATE COLONEL HENKY NAYLOK BEING ON THE EASTELN BLANCH OF POTOMAC OR IMMEDIATELY A PENNSYLVANIA outheps (0B application of the trustees or the auctioneers. PHARD SMITH, SiCR ouster Law = | SLL myl2aiae Feaded JRATCLPFE, DARE & C0., Auctioneers, aah aive oer cE wi AND Ee pean . Noein folte SSF cteag, coe Of The land Terre for the of Cotati, eae tue party sereby. we will i oct font of WoRDaY. ri hie x . arab. 801, at HALE-PAS" ‘estate, situate in the clty of Washingtoa, Sorunabue, to wit: