Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1891, Page 6

CITY AND DISTRICT. {F The local cirenlation of Tax Evexrxo Stan is not only the iargest and fullest, but it is also the nesr, since the paper goes not alone into the hands of the people of the District of Columbia «8 a body, but regularly into their homes,--into the families of all classes, and into those of the moncy-spending as well as the money-earning portion of the community. An advertisement in its columns therefore reaches the eye of everybody worth reachiny AT BENNING TRACK. Good Races Under the Auspices of the Wash- ington Cycle Club. There was quite a large crowd at the Benning | Tace track Saturd afternoon to witness the donbie attraction of races between bicycles and horses for supremacy in their respective | classes, under the auspices of the Columbia Cyele Club. The only drawback to the full en- foyment of the sports was a heavy shower, which softened the track somewhat and caused the time to be somewhat slower than ordi- narily. q The bicyeles first took the track and the’! events were run off in good order withoat mis- hap. The track was under the direction of the following officials, whose work was very satisfactory: H Referee. George S. Atwater; forges, Joseph E.Casey, J. ©. V. Smith and W. EB. Pieree; tume- Beepers, C. Kk. Overman, W. H. Stearns antl- Philip “Brown: starter, Harry Higham, sr. clerk of the course, H. J. Southwick; sssist- ant, A. Humphrey, and scorer, J. I. Howen- stein, jr. | BICYCLE RACES. | The bicycle races resulted as follows: One-mile safety; club championship. First prize, gold medal: second prize, bicycle suit; *go I saw a sight that has ever been present in third, prize, pair bicycle shoes.—E. C. Bowen, AW., handicap 70 yards (penalyzed 100 yards for pneumatic-tired tube tire), 1; W. T.“Kob- erteon, €.C.C., serateh, 2; "W. L. Blunt, aC ds, 3; A. B Morgan, C.C.C., 100 10. t (open). First prize, French ¢lock; second prize selected umbrelia.—c. A. | Proctor, 300 yarda, 1; E. C. Bowen, A.W., 200 yards, 0; H. Higham, jr., 200 yards, 0. Time, 20.10.’ No secon. z j Boys’ race: one mile (open). First prize, | C., 90 ya! had prepared for us s beautiful wurprise. | The darkness of the night, when suddenly electric THE PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS, His Memorial Day Speech to the Veterans at Philadelphia. President Harrison delivered the following address at the memorial day ceremonies at Laurel Hill cemetery near Philadelphia on Sat- urday: “Commander, comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic, and fellow citizens—I have neither the strength nor the voice adequate to any extended speech today. I come to you as @ comrade, to take part in the interesting exer- cises of this memorial day. It gives me special pleasure to combine with that tribute, which I have usually been able to pay since this day Was instituted, to the dead of all our armies, @ special mark of respect, and to that great soi- dier who won Gettysburg. It is impossible to separate some impressions of sorrow from these exercises, for they bring to memory comrades who have gone from us. How vividly there comes to my memory mauy battle scenes! Not the impetuous rush of conflict, but the hour of sadness that followed victory. "Then it was our sad duty to gather from the field the bodies of those who had given the last pledge of loyalty. ‘There ix open to my vision more than one yawning trench in which we laid our dead of the old brigade. We laid them elbow touch- ing elbow in the order in which they had stood in the line of battle. We left them in the hasty sepulcher and marched on. Now we rejoice that a grateful government has gath- ered together the scattered dust of all these comrades and placed them in beautiful and safe places of honor and repose. I cannot but feel that if they could speak to us today they would say, ‘Put the flag at the top of the mast.’ Ihave ‘recently returned from an ex- tended tour of the states and nothing so im- pressed and refreshed me as the universal dis- play of this banner of beauty and glory. It waved over every school house; it was in the hands of the school children. As we across the sandy wastes at some solitary house & man,a woman, a child would come to the door and wave it in loyal greeting. Two years Ry, Memors. As we were going out of the harbor of Newport about midnight on a dark night some of the officers of the torpedo station lag at the top of the station was unseen in the search lights were turned on it, bathing it ina flood of ight. All below the flag was hidden, and it seemed OY. AL The Great R Baking Powder. Used everywhere, by everybody de- siring pure and wholesome food. Most economical, and absolutely in- dispensable for finest bread and cake. TOMORROW. ATCLIFFE, DABR & CO., Auctioneers, aoa tie th te ae ‘ALSO. sold exclusively within our nales ENING. SURE SECOND, O'CLOCK, to which ‘we invite gen- RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts. JUNE 1. nigel. UNE SECOND, at Hesith ‘Seleer. DEPARTMENT. ‘tion. By order of the Poundmaster. SAMUEL EIN LATIIER & SLOAN, Ai SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAR- “AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. SECOND, 1801, at ELEVEN sales ‘THIS AFTERNOON. . TOMORROW. (GPO. W. STICKNEY, Auctionser, 500 11th st. W “2TER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers ‘TO OU! LD Being desirous of concentrating my business inter. z E gate in the west, where reside, T will slat PUBLIC | LIBILAKY, CHAMBER AUCTION, ih front of the preiises, the splendid rent- | KITCHEN FUMNITUR . DINING ROOM ing property hereafter descrived us follows: AND. OTHER STOVES, CHINA AND SILV! ON FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH, aT FIve| PLATED WARE oy py ace at P.M. ELEVEN HOUSES ON VERMONT AVE- ‘OUR SALES ROOM, upon which they are located ‘of about 7,000 : ommencing at TEN Seni fa eae sas ent on Vrmons urenusand | TUESDAY, JUNE ELOND: commencing at TEX furniture, some of which is in good condi- ALSO. lon amd the attention of dealers und private parties te feet on'11th IN MONDA’ NE FIRST, called to this sale ON otLOUK Bak” PosttoneD POs" TuURE Business men and families in searc! AMS any Lind wound ae camien im search, of «vehicle of LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUS) FOR SALE-VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. HOLD EEFECIS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. | ad or VALDARES ORES AND STOCKS aT We will offer. x on FRIDAY, THE "EWELETA DAY OF SUSE OL at ONE Shite: Darr kOe No" rooms: . in the city of District of ees a fen te Five (5) District of Columbia Water Stock, of $1,000 ‘each; interest 7 per cent. ve (3, ton and Georgetown (series of 1853), of $00 each ; interest 6 per cent. Ten (10) Washington and wa (series of 1680), of $500 each: 6 per cent. ‘Two (2) Washington cach ; interest 6 per cent One hundred and two (102) shares of Washington Gas Light Company ; pat value €20 per share. Treaty (0) shares St the Central National Bank of Washington city’ par value 100 per share. Fitteen (15) ‘of the Citizens, National Bank of ‘Washington ; par value 100) Eleven (ii) shores of tue Navional Life Maturi Insurance Company of West Virginia; par value $1 share. "@germs ot sale: ALL. CASH ON DELIVERY. aa de 0. NORUEN "> Bxecutors, — Seer R & CO., my20-dtds Auctionects, SALES ROOM FOR CON: RSA! F SALE, EMBRACING PARL FUTURE DAYS. PEADELPHIA TATTERSALL. (INCORPORATED. ) SOUTH SIDE, 20TH AND218T STS. PHILADELPHIA, PA. VARPETS, HEATING ‘CARP! ING MARKET 8T., EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL COMBINATION SALE. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., VERY HIGH BRED a PO. Daye Say ewe Nyy BoM’ FOUR, BRICK BUUSE $31; ovis, 2620 AND BEB! G STREET NUMIH. | WW ALTER B WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctionoers, ci iON OF EXTRA LARGE They havo sight, rooms, modern tmprovementa, * GOES ACAuiy RHODODENDWONS, “Saba Jn perfect ropa and always ren NESE AND, CHINESE AZALEAS AND OTHER SUiseny 'Aiso° rdstic STANps, BAS: my Z3-d &detit’ Auctioneer. sales room, corner street and 1. RATCLIFFE DARE € 60., auctioneers. manicutents TCESDAT: TONE SECOND, at FOUR West. ! s@li asa whole or each house singly. Te ond known the of FRANCIS: Sg Howe eho Stee STICKNEY, kts, nie. *° O'CLOCK P.M, ACTOR UE GE TAREE a ae oN EET BETW! FIFTEEN’ - © STRENIHL STREETS NOITH WES: ee ener u.arreeary, On THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1891, wcttin at FIVE O'CLOCK 'P. M.. we will offer for sale at pub- He auction, in front of thi BOXES RI LADIES' 1512 I. street ‘northwest OXES RUEFLING Hi Mole podria saat os Wuiat ent Site thot PASBERS TREAUEAR GQUDS, MEN'S SANI- *Fitie mood or no sale. TARY SHIRTS, MEN . ‘s to have no touch with earth, but to hang from the battlements of heaven. ‘It was as if heaven was approving the human Uberty and human equality typitied by that flag. Let us take, on old metal; second prize, pair bicycle shoes. | thts occagion, a new draught of ‘courage, make . Simms, scratch, 1; H. A. Khine, 20 yards, 2: E. Aschenbach, 60 yards, 3; F. C. Newton, seratch, 0; W. 7.’ Davis, 80 yards, 0. Time, 8.4234. ‘Two-mile tandem—prize gold medals: W. R. Mackville, A. W.. and E. C. Bowen, A. W., 50 >. C. C., and RT. An- Time, 8.51. One-mile safety (open)—First prize, gold medal; second prize, hird prize, King of the Koad lamp: W. R. Mackville, A. W., scratch (penalized 100 yards for pneu- matic-tired wheel), 1; E. C. Bowen, A. 25 | yards, 2; J. T. Mount, , A. Rhine, 25 yards, 4. a 3 Ten-mile safety (open)—First prize, gold medal: second prize. bicycle suit; third ‘prize. pair ball pedals: fourth prize, pair bicycle shoes: E. B. Parker, 600 yards (penalized 500 rds for pneumatic-tired wheel), 1: D. 1. San- | joe, A. W.. 400 yards, 2; J. T. Mount, ©. C.C..| Arter lunchcon and a reception at the Union 550 vards, 3; KT. Anderson, C. + $00 | League the President and Secretary Tracy yards, dropped out: W. KR. Mackville, A. W., | Were driven to the baltimore and Ohio. station 300 yards, dropped out. Time, and at 7:20 p.m. left for Washington, arriving ‘THE HORSE RACES. The officials for the horse races were: Judges, starting—T. M. Draney, George Zurhorst and and Charles Cnilds. Timers—Dr. Ainsworth | ington on a later train. and Jobn H. Gheen. Results: Purse, #100; 2.40 class; trotting; C. A. Trowbridge’s Little Billy (Sondheiner), 1, 1, 1; W. R. Reyno Floodwood (McPusnchen). 2, 3, 0; €. 3. Callough’s Highland Ked (Morrow), 5, 2. 4: J. H. Busher's Charley B. (Trowbridge), 3, 6, 0: N. Schlegel’ Belle D. (Cannon), 4, 4. 5; H. Schnei- der's Old Joe (Appleby), 6,5. dr. Time, 2.12%, 2.4634. Purse, $100; 23 D. Sondheiner’s Doctor H. (owner), 2, 2, F. Schlegel’s Dock (Eggleston), 1, 1. 3, 2, 2 C. Walter's Herbert Thorne (Trowbridge and Bedford), 3, 3, 3, 3, 3; Tally Ho Stab! 1H. GBertord) tell Time, 248, 25 ¥. M. © A. FIELD SPORTS. A Good Attendance and Several Very Inter- esting Events. ‘The handicap field sports at ¥. M. C. A. Park on Saturday passed off successfully, over 1.000 people being present,among them many ladies, who were admitted free. The track was heavy and slow time was made, but the events were exciting nevertheles. The local association ball team defeated the Y.M.C.A. nine from Baltimore in a prettily played game Dy 8 to 2. Quackenbush second: time, 104 seconds. In the running high jump C. G. Townsend won ! with 5 feet 6 inches to his credit, including 4 | inches handicap; Middlebrook second. W. H. Middlebrook won the 220 yards run in 283-5 seconds, Townsend second. The running broad | jump was won by Royce Hough, who cleared | 18 feet 4 inches: Quackenbush second, with 18 feet 2% inches. In the contest at pole vaulting Quackenbush cleared 8 feet 9 inches and won, Hose second. Probably the most ex- citing race was between Middlebrook and ‘Townsend ig 120 yards, hurdles, which was won by Middlebrook in 194-5 seconds. Quacken- bush won at putting the shot, distance 31 feet 34 ine; W. H. Ward second, 30 feet 11 inches, including 13 inches handicap. The 440 yards run was won by Middlebrook, Lewis second; time 59.02 seconds. BL. Clark threw the 16-Ib. hammer 91 feet 8 inches, Royce Hough second, with 76 feet 10 inches. J. S. Eagan and W. H. Lewis ran a dead heat in the mile race; time, 5 minutes 44 seconds: A. M. Catlin third, ‘The race was decided by tossing pex- nies, Eagan winning. Hough threw the ball 297 feet, MeCammon second, 295 feet. ‘The presentation of the medals will be made im the Y. M. €. A. gymnasium on Friday even- ing at 8 o'clock. . —_—— — A Rifle Mateh. The rifte team of the Columbia Athletic Club was beaten on Saturday in a match with the Sandy Springs team on Analostan Island by a score of 295 to 214. The individual scores were as follows: 8.5. Team. C. A. C. Team. Young....... Hough. . -. & Muldrow . 41 Dean... 32 Heald. a Birney . 16 24 as ‘Took Polson to Escape Prison. Jeanne Weiss, who was on trial at Oran, Algiers, on Friday, charged with having slowly poisoned her husband by ad- ministering small amounts of arsenic to him at the instigation, it was claimed, of the woman's lover, an engineer named ‘Roques, and who was ‘sentenced to twenty years’ bard labor, committed suicide that night in her cell by swai- lowing quantity of arvenie which had been conveyed to her by a friend. Roques, it will be recalled. was arrested in Spain on the charge of complicity in the affair and committed suicide by shooting himseif with a revolver. Madame Weiss was deseribed aeu very fascinating woman whee mother was a Russian nibilist. — Current Stories of Royalty. A Berlin dispatch says that the kaiser bas done some remarkable shooting during his visit to Count Dohna. He bagged thirty pheasants in one day, proving himself an excellent wing shot, holding his gun, a weapon made especially for his use, to the shoulder with one hand. King Charles of Wurtemburg remains about the same, the issue of death or recovery being in doubt. A letter from Stuttgart says that on Wednesday last a woman named Franz. sup- posed to Inve been af cus. time scqusiated With the king, applied for entrance to the palace, and was refused. She tried to ereaie @ scene, but the guards, acting, it is allegiance. Let us not forget that as good citi- | obey and to give it our loyal support, and in- sist that every one else shall do #0. There is no any yoke on those who fought against us other Jaw, and for the pleasure of participating in these exer- cises wita you today, and give you a comrade’s here at 10:45. ‘Secretary Proctor went on to Vermont and Postmaster General Wanamaker Apoplexy Carries Away One of America’ 16, | Bent physicians in the United States, died on class; pacing: | Saturday afternoon at his residence, 24 East 38th street, New York city, aged seventy-three years. Apoplexy was the cause of death. , 2513;, 2.584, |2, 1818. He was of English descent, and the Bg. son of a physician. In 1837 he —_————— at Bowdoin, He studied medi Henry I. Bow Charles H. Stedman at the Chelsea Hospital. ‘Then he went to Edinburgh and Pari } ago, in 1841. At Norwich, Conn., he began the practice of his profession. In 1845, when but of midwifery: in Bowdoin Medical College. Obstetrics he made # special study, and in this branch of medicine he won rare distinction. In 1850, having been elected professor of mid- wifery and the diseases of women in the York Medical College, he removed to The 100-yard dash was won by J. Arthur, E. C. | city and lived in East 11th street. Two years later he was made obstetrical physi Bellevue Hospital, a post which he held until midwifery and the diseases of women in Lelle- Yue Hospital Medical College. associations, notably the New York Academy of Medicine, of which he was president from i878 the New York Obstetrical Society. the New cal and Surgical Societ} of the state of New York, of which he was for- new vows of consecration; for, my country- mem, it was not because it was inconvenient that the rebel states should go, not that spoiled the autonomy of the country, but be- cause it was unlawful that all this sacrifice has to be made and to bring them back to their zens and good patriots it is our duty always to more mischievous suggestion made than that the soldiers of the Union army desire to lay than the yoke of the law. We cannot ask less than that in all relations they shall obey the that they shall yield to every other man his full rights under the law. I thank you best wishes and a comrade # good-bye.” went to his country place near Philadelphia. Private Secretary Halford returned to Witsh- a ea ’ DR. FORDYCE BARKER DEAD. Most Eminent Physicians. Dr. Fordyce Barker, one of the most emi- Dr. Barker was born at Wilton, Me., on May ceived the’ degree of M.D. at Paris fifty years twenty-seven years old, he was_made professor w York ian to i In 160 he became professor of clinical Dr. Barker was a member of many medical to I8S4; the New York County Medical Society, York Pathological Society, the New York Medi- + the Medical Society merly president, and the American Gynwco- logical Society, of which he was the first presi- dent in 1876.” He was also honorary fellow of the Koyal Medical Society of Athens and a member of the obstetrical societies of Edin burgh, London, Philadelphia and Louisville, and of the Philadelphia College of Physicians, Asa family physician Dr. Barker had a unique position. He attended almost every one of the Jeading families of New York. He was one of Gen. Grant's physicians and he attended both William B. Astor and his son, the late John Jacob Astor. ————— NEW ORLEANS JURY FIXERS. ‘What Burthe, the Principal Witness, Says— iew Information. Leonce Burthe, the principal and in fact the only witness against the jury bribers in the case growing out of the Mafia trials in New Orleans, was arrested in East St. Louis, Illa, on Friday afternoon and is now in jail in that city. When seen by a reporter Mr. Burthe at first refused to talk, but a leading question opened his mouth. He said: “When the Hennessy murder case was called I was drawn on the panel. Before I was examined and rejected F. Arment approached me and said that I would get $1,000 if I got on the jury and found the Italians not guilty. I told him I could do nothing of the kind. After the trial I told Mr. Parkinson, and afterward commanicated to him the fact that Edgar White, the deputy sheriff, had threatened to kill me if I tostitied his friend Arment. Yes; I was afraid and left New Orleans and got $1,000," but he seemed to realize that he was telling too much, and in the very next breath said he left New Orleans of his own free will and accord. District Attorney Lusenbarg of New Orleans recently issued nolle prosequi in the cases of Bernard Glands, Charles Granger, Emile Bag- netto, Thomas MeCrystal and D. C. O'Malley. ‘They were the parties who had been indicted by the grand jury for bribery and corruption of jurors in the Hennessy case. The indict- ments were regarded as not sufficiently specific. The district attorney then filed information against each of the above-named parties. Charles Granger is charged with having offered $500 to Alphonso La Berre. John Cooney and ‘Thomas P. MeCrystal are charged with having offered and promised to Frank Cormely to pay and) provide for all the expenses of his family during all the time that he might serve asa juror in the Hennessy case; Emile Bagnetto is charged with having offered $100 to David Bonhage, and Bernard Glandi with offering $300 to Henry Batwood. O'Malley is charged with having’ feloniously counsel and procured the said felony. The district at- torney asked the cases be immediately allotted. ————_-e- _____ Denied by Bishop Watterson. Bishop Watterson, in an interview in the Ohio State Journal, emphatically denies a state- said, under orders from the heir apparent, were firm and refused to recognize the woman. It is reported that she wanted some permanent Provision for a child of King Charles. a ‘Will Boom the Fair in Europe. Director General Davisand the foreign affairs committee have agreed upon the membership of the commission that is to represent the Co- Jumbian exposition in Europe. The five men chosen are ex-Governor Waller of Connecticut, ex-Senator Eustis of Louisiana, Carl Schurz, Promoter General Handy and Solicitor General Butterworta. Three of the commissioners have ecided to go, but Senator Eustis and Mr. Schurz have pot yet been heard frou. The commission will start ear!y ix June and will be im Europe abou six weeks. ment recently published in New York that he and Archbishop Corrigan had assured Mrs. James G. Blaine, jr., that in case a civil divorce is granted her ‘a special dispensation will be forthcoming from the Catholic church validat- ing it from the standpoint of church law and ethics.” The bishop said that neither the chureh nor any other power can dissolve the bonds of a once validly contracted marriage. derest is pad. Hf any purchaser shall fail to comply Terws: One-third cash; lance in oneandtwo “9 sainirot toad talc allan atreuonct | on YUEMDAY MOnAIA Eortae pater iene co eerste | cotinencag at MALE PAB gale and weruis to be complied with in fifteen days or | the premines will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. “All conve iavcone ing'at purchaser's cost, jevancing and record | gheir attention. Ti: qieure. wis Fe my30-2t ‘Auctionests, Sr Nuis KENTUCKY AND ‘MISSOURI HORSES. THURSDAY MORNING, PHILADELPHIA TATTERSALL, MARKET STREET (SOUTH SIDE), < 20TH AND 218T, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, Comprising » consignment of 25 head, the property of W. BR. BRASFIELD & CO., LEXINGTON, KY., IN CHARGE OF 8. D. HINKLE, INCLUDING GRAND SADDLERS, HANDSOME COACHERS, STYLISH ROADSTERS EXTRA FINE ROAD AND COACH TEAMS. Also a consignmnent of 25 head, the property of JOHN J. HILGERT, ST. JOSEPH, MO., INCLUDING FAST TROTTERS,SPEEDY PACERS, 2 ‘URKISH RUGS AND MATS, ONE SUCNDRED “t FLING GETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES IN THE JUNE SECOND, 1891, ‘our auction 1400 G-street, wo shall sell © consignment of id individual bu; should give this sale ‘A. A.BIRNEY, } Attorneys “458 Ta. ave. \ F for y cL i 9 etic \eers. 7. avbinst pre is Ro ais aay sa pain FUR 10 st. mew. owners. MINIS" v8 SAI UI RATCLIFFE, DAR & CO. AP NTEUMES MATEISG! MASON od HAMLEN myl9-d&ds ‘Auctioncers. PORTABLE EIQHGAN. ° OFFICE FURNITURE Sa-THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED oN ac-| _ STonHSe MARY: Be. Be. 3 COUNT OF THE INCLEMENT WEATHER UNTIL | By virtue of anorder of the Supreme Court of the HER US DAY. JUNE FIRST. 1s], IN FRONT OF THE jet of Columbia. hold MISES, AT SIX UCLOCK P.M. Orpiiane’ Court busingneT wil seh A . { Attorneys | at therooms of Katcliffe, Darr & for the | Yania avenue ‘northwest, my20-Akds W. H. SHOLES, UNE SECOND. wt M PR mn TU! owners. NE SECOND, at ‘TEN O'CLOC! Broperty of the lite ©. Storr, comprising LIBRARY, RY ORIGINAL LOT 2, SQUARE 636, OFFICE FURNITURE AND Near United States Capitol, horth side of south © street between South Capitol ou street and Delaware avenue, and. mm cash, ORIGINAL LOT 3, SQUARE WEST OF SQUAI RE 23, th street northwest and extending FINE SADDLERS, MATCHED PAIRS, FAMILY AND BUSINESS ‘Wo can safely say that this stock of Kentucky and ‘Missouri horses are without doubt the most rare and the finest that have ever been offered for public sale in this state. The reputation of the consignors, W. R. Brasfield & Co. and Jobn J. Hilgert, is a sufficient suaraittee for all we claim for them and nothing but an inspection while in action can give you any conception of their superior qualities. sound and to be sold under a special warranty. ‘The horses are now at the Tattersall and can be rid- den or driven after, if any one so desires, until time of ‘tern for They are all warranted _ HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, 30 feet 2 inches front. ob | To which I thvite the attention of parties in vearch of is. J.J. WILMARTH, Administrator. _ 130, feet back By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of th District of Colunbia passed in the caoe of Peper et a against Webb et al., 1450, equity docket 0, e Hor sede at pute "wition’ fn fut “ofthe reapective DAY EVEN, UNE SECOND “onde parceis. on the days and hours mentioned. the follow- | NESDAy EVENING, JUNE 1HIRD, ldo]. at tne deacribed real Gees poumes. situated in the | O'CLOCK P. M. ‘This sale will include all’ the city of Washington, ‘of Columbia, viz: stool eres jelve montl Ux MONDAY, JUNE. FIRSI,INOL, AT. six | stock upon which interest isgiue twelve mon! 152, Feuneyl van talus 4,0) On Tt hour, the or iinal lot 3, in square WEST OF SQUAKE | Books: Liubrelles: Thus southwest corner of 25th and M streets northwest, be- STEINEM BROS. ing bounded un the west by Kock creek. r LLL x ernst mie: Onsthied (yuf the Purchase money | _WARTRE B. WILLIAMS & Co. square feet of ground. SAY JUNE Si Revolvers, Opera and ‘uctioneers. Descriptive cataloguescan be had upon application of the auctioneers, > Rock creek. (AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. WENDEROTH, MUNDY & JOHNSON, ‘We will sell by public auction at the store of Steinem 0 ve, nw commencing JRATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers. TWO PRESS BRICK 3-STORY a HALL MODERN, MENTS. FLORIDA AVENUE. NOI On MONDAY AFTERNOON, J More. Sale will couslst of Watches Of ell. kin O'CLOCK P-M.."the original lot numbered 2, in the | Uhatis, Changs, Lockets, Searfyine stage. Barn Taner] pagers 198; le lot iy onimproved und con- | Pace" Fins, oy Cains. “Bracelets “Sai Buttons, ou in and ys, Match Boxes’ Disinonds aud E SECOND. 1801, at the samme | otler precious stones, Solid Silver and. Plated Ware in front of the * 3, of A. L. Barber & ‘These houses are Mision of (pert of tot Go. "ssabatvision of Le Brol Row under good rental and should command the et- fention of parties im search of an investment or fora is also unimproved and i located on the } Glasses. Persons interested will please take notice. Pawnbrokers. ‘Six, twe.ve and eighteen months from the day of sale, the purchasere:fouive, for such deterred their promissory notes, indorse:| or secured t Hy per centum per annum from the day of sale; the title EING THREE (3 SIRABI [obe'retainad unt all of the purchase money sad'ne | PUES’ ONS TREE to be paid in cash, the residue in equal installments at ROBERT VOBE & CO... Auctioncers, el with the term the several dates thereof I reserve the rizht to Tead- vert and resell, the property im respect to which de- chuser, All conveyancing and recording to be at pur- | District of t. deposit tance of each cent S shaser's cost. #100 devosit on acceptnce 0 bid. | Decensber, 1800, in “equity cause Ni rast, : a om LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. auyt-tu,theakds | Amelia A. Bades et a, he, anh ‘ill sail, in front of the 'UESDAY. the SECC | ATBMEE & SLOAN, Auctioneers. DAY" OF (SUNY. Is0L. at HALF-PAST TRUSTE DS SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, | trustee's subdivision of oritinal lot 13m senate LOCATED ON CENTER STREET BETWEEN | the same being recorded in Liver 18 at folio te, one a PeEast Sy, IMPROPED BY. ie See Rcoaz | the books of tie surveyors office of the District of Co- FRAME DWELLING. tld pisces separately or'ae swhie, oe Tate (© offer By virtue of a deed of trust recorded October 1x0. in ber 155, folio J0z et seqn one of the laid Focorits of the District ia od aides ‘on MUNDAY, VUNE FilieT. an), ac HALE Pat FIVE PM. certain piece of parcel of land and premises known and Gistuedisted avand being lot No ll in Hertiond’s recorded in book county No. 4, folio 137, 0f the records. subdivision of Mount Pleasant, as said subdivision is | Cheer stisk and come, Of the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia. | °% HENRY C. McCAULED, Trustee, “evueot vale” One-baf ofthe Yarehase acney $n | Telephone S784, LAD AI tas cash, balance in one year. deferred payment to ——— derms made known at time of sale. If the terms of sale are not compiied with in fifteen days from the da} of sale right reserved to resell the property at the risl and cost of the defaulting pu Bast. s.e., corner 3d st. < the trustee, bearing interest at the rate of 6 | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ‘haser after five days’ je 1n Boe news} ‘ashington, D.C. All conveys pUFChaser > cost. KATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts, LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, 1400 G st, SPECIAL SALE. ITUKE IN SUITES AND SEPARATE DOW | DKAPIN TLDI S$ FRONTING ON C STREET SOUTHEAN’ BETWEEN OTH AND (TH STREETS SUUTH ot sale within ten (10) days irom | EAST, 17 FEET FRONT BY A DEPTH OF G7 na BY AND OPPOSITE THE EASTERN MAR- Fisk and cost of the defaulting pur-| By viriue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Columbia, ‘parsed on the 10th, day of . a. >a TEL SET (EMBRACIN ‘ANDELABRAS, ORT $10), SEVEMAL FINE DOW HANG ey BAe CASES, JAPANESE ‘8, ORNAMENTS, CARPETS AND MA’ vARE, SEVERAL FINE PORTABLE JUNE THIRD, alee econ gcennen ees ceergeae superior coliection of household and other —Goods received up to hour of sal & SLOAN, Auctioneers, Gat. near United States Treasury. air Zo i} venta a . twelve on (18) of Columbia: sind ut the request | months, to bear interest from dug, of males ana ever ed of the party secured thereby, we will gel! at le wc nuents to be secured by deed of trust ‘on the fon in front of the Retisold, or alvcaah at the option of the: purchaser” pall, that | Adepoatt or $260 will be required of ‘the pure! when bid ae peeenee. i the ne, of the sale, Lape Suvditinow of foe ahtogtns inclusive 3. ¥: Brown's | tumunl anle are not complied with within, ten days af conveyal ied ‘at purchaser's * Trust sayy.aeson GRATES, STOVES On WEDNESDAY iM oe wing at TEN O'CLOCI 6 t interest, payable semi-annually, and secured. ‘CLIFFE, DARE ae by deed ot trust om the property sold, oF all cash, at | RAT —— on rt the option of the purclaser. “A deposit of $100 will a SOF be required at the sale. Conveyances and recording | VERY VALU, AND DESIR. vu at purchaser's cost. If terius of sale are uot complied | Y= BRovAT Yee H AND, DESIRABLE U With in ten days trom day of sale the trustees reserve | Wave? ei UCTION the right to resell at costand risk of the defaultine | oN “WEL purchaser. x. 3, WILMARTH,) at A QUAKTER PAST SIX O'CLO mas. 3: WEGPAREE:) Trustegs, | we will'selt in froutor ¢ RatcerE. DARE & CO. '920 Penn. ave. n.w. AS WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, By virtue of a deed of trast duly recorded in Liber | Hest improv No. 118%), folio 450 ef sed., one of the land records, of | 4 2e™m® Of sale: One-half the District of Coluinbia, iafd at the request of ‘the | with interest fro uw trustees will | QB the premises if the "preimises ou MONDAY, FIRST, Isl, at FIVE O'CLOCK "P. Jlowine-described Feal estate sicuate in the Wasninst certain piece, parcel, part or Jot of land and premise known and designated as lot forty-two (42) in Walker sreorded gubaiivision af square numbered three” lt a red and three (0S), together with the iuprovemeuts, | gata ABOVE SAT “Ferms: $600 cash: balance in one year, with interest | S24Bt of the rain until TU at Uber cent, secured by deed of trast uyon the prem: | TUNE, at PLVE O'CLOCK, uctular lot in the subdivision. cording at purchaser’ Fowe bed ‘CLIFFE, DARR & CO., ieee op all ca at te purchaser's option. A deposit | myoe dads ‘Au, tioneers. of $100 required at thie of sai USEHOLD FURNITURE AT NO. ‘f NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. MORNING, “JUNE 180), commencing at TEN O'CLOC the above residence th -s e entire contents, embracing in SiiROR, PARLOR FURNITURE, M.T. TABLES, ROCKIN TRS, Fea SEWING MA- ¥ ‘UREIN SETS AND \TTRE: PICTURES, EX- D GLASS WAKE TOR. PARLOR STOVE, &'SLOAN, Auctioneers. UABLE IMPROVED EWEST SIDE OF DAY, MAY TWENTY-SEVENTH, OCK P. mi lic auction, WOT 7 IN PRESBUEY AND? OTHERS TE TIEOES, ‘Auctioneers, SUBDIVISION OF WIDOWS MITE, SOW THREE CLOCKS, — Foateod Guumeiens coeene Siietbel seataes FE TT ee ee eee ee aetna farenier ac’sTe oka TWELETH STREETS NORTHWEST Bx AUC: | Deuntiul and desirable suburban vila adsacent to’ the REAL ESTA i i balance in two years, ms day of sale, secured by dew! of trust oF all cxsh, at the purchaser's optior 200 at time'ot sale.” ‘Terms to be ¢ Ak; | plied with in fitteen days from the day of sale, other- be | wise the riyht is reserved to resell at the risk und. cost District of Columbia, to. wit: All thet | Of the defaulting purchuser. All conveyancizy andre- TH THE SOUTH S| Fst SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STR By virtue of ad cree of the Supreme Court of the bia, Paswed in equit L. Skidmore ‘et. vir. v ua Gross et al. are defendants. the undersined trastees will offer for sale at publ ton on TUESDA JUNE. 1+01, rs eost: RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. my19-d&ds Auctioneers. IS Y, THE SIXTr FIVE O'CLOCK FM. following described real estate with welling im the city of ‘olmmbias to wits Part of original lots 18 POSTPONED ON AC- DAY, SECOND DAY OF four (4) and ve plied with in ten days trou sale, otherwise the right is cers. Fi served to reseil at the risk ani cost of the defauiing | [ ATIMER & SLOAN, Auction purchaser after five days’ advertisment. All convey: | ViRY VALUABLE sucig und recording at purchaser's cost. SIDE OF SIXTE} W. CLAKENCE DUVALL? rrusteos, AND M STREET: myl0dkds EDWARD GRAVES, 5 On TUESDAY, JU at public a % VALUABLE, IMPROVED LOT 33, SQUARE 197, Gy 733 AND 737 | Front TRUSTEES SALE OF V REAL ESTALE BEIN By virtue of a deed of trust recorded March 27,1889, in Liber 1379, folios 207 and 200 et seq.,one of the land —— the oe fro ot eeeiinttes morse uest of fie party secured thiereby-we W Vubiieauetion inivout of the premises om MONDAY, ICNE THis | yeurs with U1 AT HALT FAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. M-.all that | the property. All Gitinedished ay veins lute 29 al 50 tp Cheviee Be | tnte ct sate.” Gistinstished at benz lots 5B au os in Charice Be Ot sale. : Fearsou and others subdivision of part of square Ne. | ins 20-dads LATIMER & SLOAN, ‘side and rear alley. ), in siuare three bund’ ), bexinnin for the same at the southeast corner of suit Rorth on 10th street forty-five (43) (LD) inches, thence west uinety-one (O1) feet seven (7) y-five (45) feet eleven (11) f suid Jut four (4) and thence inches to the place of way for the pur- BUILDING LOT ON EAST TH SPREET BETWEE ;ORTHWEST AT AUCTION. = SECOND. 1891, at FIVE ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioncers. O'CLOCK P. M...'in front of the premises, we will sell fuches, thenee -outh tort snches tothe south. line o1 east “ninety-oue (91) teet_scven ( of beginning, together with a pose of and tise asan alley of the followine described Part of ‘said lois four (4) and five i red ant fifty-two (62), beginning ior the 2 point on the east line four (#4) feet one (1) inch south of the northeast vorner of said sot five (3) and runnitue thence west ninety one (OD) feet seven (7) inches. thenee Borth. two C2) feet nety-one (91) feet seven 1¢ of said lot five (3) aud thence suuth two (2) feet six (6) inches to the place of pant atthe hour of HALP-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK NG ‘NOS. feet on the east side of 10tli street between an said square SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST. Land M streets northwest by a depth of 120 fest, with of auld Tot acti eese . Aucts. SOU as said subdivision is “vl m Liber No. ls foily "3S of te Tecords of tlie aurveyor's fice of the | JJATCLIFFE, DARK & C std District. 1 of sale: 1.750 of the purchase money in | VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PI ince in obe Year, oF all cash.at optim of the | TENTH STREET. BETW purchaser. A deposit of 8200 will be: sale. Conuveyancmy and recordi Auctioneers. t purchaser day of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell at cost and risk of the detaulting purchaser. oA. PESCOTT, myl9-d&ds___ABY n Front fect 8 inches on 19th and ERB. KELLY, § Trustees. | with thi ‘width 150 feet. THIS EVENING. fered route of the Eckingten and soldiers iHome Flee mio jrosd,and near alfof the execut.ve departineitts, ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers. Shich toakes ita splendid opportumity toe int REMOVAL SALE BY AUCTION OF THE ENTIRI Si0CK OF BOOKS. swore, Chorin, MEN'S FURNISHINGS, HATS, LRUNKS, &c.; ke. CONTAINED IN THE STORE OF MR J. W. SELBY, 1914 AND 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH. | faulting purchaser.” All conveyancing and BEGINNING MONDAY, rohawer ‘gt at pat "scot. JUNE FIRST, 11 TES NE AND SEVEN PA on the same day and immediately after the above ‘Wil uiso offer, in front of the ie followin described real estate in saidcicy and District. towit: ‘The east six- teen (16) fect four (4) inches trout by’ the de} thereot of original lot nine (#) and the west thirty ( ‘h thereof of oriinal. lot ten (10) preiuises, respectively, PROPERTY OX NINE: itred 2S NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. wt Ne | on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNK’ SECOND, If terms of sale are hot complied with tu Ave daysfrom | 1891, A'E SIX O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale in front Of the premises HE SOUTH HALF OF LOT 8 IN SQUARE 143 yontin 38 a Tannin tock feet trout by the de in square four hundred and thirty-seven (457), wit improvements thereon, consisting of thiee third of the purchase money in me-third in two years at the option of the payiuetits to bear interest at (O) percent per annum, payable seut- ‘the notes of the pur- leed'or trust upon the third in one year und 0} day of saie, or ull cash, ‘The property in this locality ie rapidly advancing in | #row) the day Ot sal value, Leink about one block from the extended char- annually and to be secured Or purchasers and a A deposit of $200 will be piece of property as soon as the same rg the purchaser or purchasers shall the teruus of sale within ten dat chiuser'scost. If to comply with, s3 from, ‘sale te, er oF their ak aud MAN, Fendall building, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., SU. H. RALSTON, 1, AT AND "DAILY “at maser same Lours until all is sold, as Mr. Selby proposes | —™328-d&ds Anctionse his new store with an entire new stock. Thi: 10 WL SON, Auctioneers. sticpresents an unusual opportunity for dealersaad | (THOMAS DOWLING & sate buyers. Y OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Mayes RATCLIFFE, DARK & co, | THESTEES SALE BEING No. Wi FORTNER PLACE NoRTIC FUTURE DAYS. in LE-DARK BAY HORSE: | SIRED BY | of the District ‘Marni cu Goiddust weight: about 1 ry Re teen hands dies Ave years Raabe: 'warrsnted sound and kind {o all the on TUESDAY, J) BK mane; warranted sound ny at HALE-PAST FIVE O'SLOCK P.M. eriuily built; fine stepper; accustomed to saddie, tain or parcel of Neel f Tight of foot for bis weight: any one matchu Own and dh a and being lot No, would havea superb carnage teau:; bas the sty! ortner'’s subdivision of 7s juare om Ft streneth for acoupe: price, @900; can be seen said subdivision is rec in RLS! a8, Of frie at the Wastungton sKidina Academy, Pa Shp recemds of the wacvevor s ofice of the ald Disteict. inquire for Murray. ‘iapesed vate 81250 ‘hase mpuey In caal, wil be so.d at auction NEX'T ToNESDAY. 16 ere, 1 a Bak meds cot THIRD. at NOON. by HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, myaet” Cor. Pa. ive. and 1ith-st, COB Sun buikiines LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, SALE OF HOUSEHO! N ROOMS WE. ne ‘Ferlor Furniture, French toe Feral falnut and Oak Cham- FECT! By virtue of a deed of trust recorded January 2,1R89, ~exaglone irtue of « cae -. one of the land records | Embracing’ in pire fh Bepans Weducuariad she recatee| BO Tint nal Be Met Cunches, Furniture of description, it SremL, tencnption.. Hetures, Brusesis ‘secured thereby, we Will veil, by jrabute auction nd Wardrobes, y sD. E SEC- Room and Ufiics O'CLOCK, ‘Mare, Buckboard and Harness, prop- erty of a gentleman leaving the city. ALBO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, . ‘Wasons and Harness, THOMAS DOWLT Se 8 SON Aucts, (THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Heal Estate Auctioneer. VALUABLE _UNIMPROVED oe — Siete, Nay ame ‘Hf terms oc sa yore outta are Eicgecrperve the ‘right to reeell at cost ad risk of ‘Opp. City Office. peepee. aie r WILSON, } rastees. ASSIGNEE'S SALE WITHIN OUR, AUCTION | _m@0-dkis_JUHN 8. SWORMBTEDT, WGous ON WEDNESDA \¥ MORNING, JUNI STATIONERY. Re. Lor. ‘8 decree of the Supreme my F J. @. SMITH, Assignee. Taped TON, Sell at pa WASHINGTON, D. ©, Inexecunon ot « dacies of, the, Supreme, Court of : District of Colunvin of May 3, 1801, in thiwe Nor TS; ash docket St6 (Walker otal’ vs, Livenr | aetate, on sot nie eats ING ON Le fe STR! On WED! ESDAY, JUNE VE O'CLOCK P. Premises lots 30 I tY SALE TID SOAS NU RU tr Eee cook, OF | CURGRE AAU CALEARL®, COUNTER eeerom “ RDISHES. Ta iNes PENA ‘AND HOCK CREEK FOI 8, BUTTER DISHES, TWINES, PRINTERS BEe 1. fc. ADESIRABLE| ROAD. OF GOODS. peas ag 4 the bia the it day of a SOE 2 nL, uit) ‘No. 1: q CHANCERY, SALE OF A, COMFORTABLE Shocinakeret al. ‘Se sou patna eer ey oes Sete peed (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers: ENT! THE WELL-KNOWN TARE QDON HOTEL: COMNES FOURTEENTH CLARENDON HOTEL, WeTREET AND New YOnk AVENUE, re shail JUNE FOURTH contents of the above hote:, sisting in part of the following: WALNUT CHAMBER 8! SUITE, IN PLUSH, Fl ‘PLATE ETEGE: MT. TABLES, FRENCH PLATE MA AND eereR Watpaoars we we oP OU: Halk AND. SH 8: 4 B ATT! ES, WALNUT BUREAUS WARISTANDS HERRY AND WALNUT } id CFOs He aS; a bas Is is fs} E Fee ose aa TS. COO! \PTIONS, FINE LEATHEI EXED SET” OF” THREE EOR AND BED koow CARPETS” BRASS 108, BINA HANGING, IERES AND POI CROCKERY WAKE. GLASS WA Terme Gash.” ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON, my20-8t ‘Auctioneers. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, iG TWO FRAME HOUSES NOS. 306 AN N.C. AVE. 8.E. By 1236 at folio 168 etseq., one a ie District of Coluuibis, and at the request of the : ire will eet th thereby secured, we at Enron of the premisen on TCESDAL. the DAY OFJUNE/A. D. 1601, at FIVE O'GLLCK P- the following described real estate, situate and in'the city of Wasuinston, District’ of Col Known ato distinguished’ as lot eleven (11) 0 Shinin's subulvision of lots four (4) and five sduare seven humdred ana ninet 6 improveinents thereon. ments at six (6), twelve (12) and eighteen (18) mont from day of sale. Notes to be secured by deed of on property sold and to bear interest at the rate of 6 ali cash, t cost of er cent per aunuin, payable semi-annually, at option of purchaser. Conveyancing, &€ yurchaser. “A deposit of $200 required at ti of sale. ferms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise tras: crv te rust to Tewall ative Fak andcost of de- tice of such resale tees reserve the rigit to resoll at faulting purchaser,after five day: in some newspaper published in Wasuington, D. C. JOS. Ie EDSON, | orrustcen, CHAS.B. BAILEY,5 My25-28, Je1,4.8-5t JDENCANSON BOS., Auctioneers TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES, WE! By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 1241, folio 56 et seq.. one of the land records of the District of Columbia, und at the written request of the party secured thereby, we will, sell, on TUES- DAY, the NINTH DAY OF JUNE, A... 18], at SIX O'CLOCK P.M.. in front of the preinises, the and and premises, situate’ and being in the city of Wasinwton, in the District of Co- id -distinyuished as the south feot) irunt by the depth thereot of lot thirteen (1:3). an square. five hundred and one GOD), together w.th the improvements, ways, ease= and "aprurtencnces tothe following described Tumbia, and know twenty-eight feet (2 ments, rights, privileces Same belongiiw or in auy wise appertainins Terms: One-third cash; baiauce inequal installments notes to be ¢ivep bearing 6 pe> 2 and IN montl from day of sale, payal semi-annually, undto be secured by deed of trust on lon of purchaser” Con- Neyancur, &@., at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $200 edule af tt of hale, "Teri to be complied with nto Teseil at the risk and cost of the defauiting purchaber Miter Ave days advertisenent of sith resale i some prewnises sold, oF all cashivat in Hifteen days; otherwise trustees! reserve ‘Rewspaper pub.{shed in Washington JOSEPH i. EDs > strestece. CHARLES B. BAILEY,§ my25-28, jel, 4.8-5t PUNCANBON BROS. ‘Auctioncers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF 2-STORY AND BASEMENT DW ‘ITH BRICK BACK BRICK, LLING W BUILDING, NO. 1319 M STREET NW. By virtue of 2 deed of trust, duiy recorded in Libe- No. 1413, folio 14 et seq. one of the land records of thy District of Columbia, ai 2 we arty secured therel PDNESD, WHE TENTH DAY UF JUNE A.D- 1801, ‘3 O'CLOCK P. AL. in front of thie Premises, ihe follow iny described laid and premises, situate snd bein t the city of Washingten, Inthe Dateict of Coluuttes And known and dist'nsuished as lots D anc Hot Nese: aiish Cobb's subdivision of the west part of lot three (3), 1m squere one hundred and ninety-six (196), ay the ‘saihe ts recorded in Liber H, D, C, tolto 18), on¢ of the Fecords of surveyors cffice tor said District, toeether easoments, rights, privi- vx to the same belonging oF in ‘erm: ‘hird cash, balance in equal installments at six, twelve and eixhteen months, notesto bear 0 per cent per annum interest from day of sale, payable seuni-annually.and to be secured by deed of trust on with the finprovenents, and appurten wise appertaining. uuises sold. or all cash. at of purchaser. nveyancing, & with in nfteen days ther Bi ‘spaper published in Washing- PH R. EDSON, S2RtzbS aT Barbéy,} Trustees my25, 28, Jol,4,0-3 THs. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF LOT ON THIRD STREFT BE- TWEEN G AND H STREETS SOULHWEST, IMPROVED BY A TWO-STORY AND BASE MENT BRICK DWELLING. By virtue of «decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Colunbia, passed in" Equity No. 1:2004, We will sell at pavite duction, in front of the premises, SAMPRNESDAL JUNE TENTH 180, at HALL 5 -M., lot O in W. W. ‘coran’s recorded sulivision of the south half of square Suc, with the inproverients above stated. ‘Ténus prescribed by the decree: One-third cash and the balance in tiree equal installments in six, twelve and eighteen mouths. 4 intervst froin day of sale and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or the purchase money may be paid all In casl-at the ‘option of the purchaser. A Ueposit of $100 will Le re- quired at tie of sale, and all conveyancing and. Te- cording will be at purchaser's cost. Ii tue terms of ‘sale are not complied with in ten day's from time of sale, the trustees reserve the riclit_ to resell said prop~ exty'at the risk and cost of the de:autting pure advertivenient in the Evening Stat. BERNARD LEONAKD, defaulting purchaser, such resaie im some ton, D.C. 07 49 street sw. IRVING “WILETAMSON { Trustees, ax Coulsaus ave. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. my20-d&ds AUCTION SALES. _ AUCTION SALES. _ FUTURE DAYS. eS RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers. DESIRABLE ME HOUSE. No. 140 CARROLL On THURSDAY, JUNE. FOURTH, AT Six M., we will offer for saie, iti front of the Terms: One-third cash, the balance tn two years, secured by deed of trast on the property sold Posit of 200) required at thine of tale. sale are not compited with im Of sale, rught reserved to resell the detaulting purchaser alter five ‘of such Fesale in some newsy-)-er Ali conveyancing and purchaser. KAICLIFFE, DARR & 0O.. Ti the terms of firteen days from the day Market Company, of $1,000 ished ia Weskinctos B.C Fecordina at cost of the parelsea FUTURE DAYS. RAtcurrs. DAKK & CO. Awtionsers THREP-STORY FRAME HOT! NO. 11% Welhre SME T sony on WED: PSDAY RPTERROON, JUNE THIED, @ FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, m front of Sikh Ata Lot &, Pronting 23 feet on Tu by w epth of 120 feet to an ees ‘Terms: One-thind cash. the balance in one and two Feit 2 Shee steel era Syerty att enh required st time Sic. Ir the terns! sale are nor sumpiied with an ; sale rarht reserved to fe Sr te property: atthe cick sind Cost of the dotauitn purchaser after Ove dave’ ndvertisegvent of'such res Ee'some nowspater pal-ished im Wastiueton, DoG All conveyancing ahd tw onting af the cost” of the por haser RATCLIFFE, “DAkk k OO. Teas Reetioneete. ( [THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, ‘Cor. Penna. ave. abd VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN LE DROIT PARK AT AUCTION. AY, JUNE SIXTH, 1801, AT cash, balance in one and two years, red by deed of trust on the property wired at the tine of sale. Hi DOWLING ‘erms: One-third ‘With interest. secu: A deposit of $100 IMPEOVED PROPERTY, No, EDNESDAY AFTERNOON JUNE. THIRD, CLOCK, we will offer for aale . ‘on, on THURSDAY, op ee mencing at TEX OCLOCR ‘A.M. and from day to day untilall is sold. the entire ‘containing 75 Fooms, con- im front of the Uh EBONY PARLOR at the option of the It the terms of saleare wot coupliod with i are Bot cout days from day of aale right reserved to resell. the property at the Fisk and cust of the deft chaser atter five days" advertisement of # Dbliahed in Washington, atthe RAICLIFFE, DARK & ‘D a i} it Ret 7 SALE OF VAl WHAKVES AND WH. TATE AND FRANCHISES. ‘ ai; re de:couiamta, < t the BIATEENT DAY OF JUNE, 1801. at THREE O'CLOCK P.M, at the office of the’ said ‘Inland and Seavoard at the foot of Sixth street southwest, in the the, Lake,” “John ‘John Gibson,” their’ Tackle, A ‘and also ail ‘the leaschoid, and titie in and to the w! Wy at the foot of U st ‘ashington, and the bull ines and structures situated thereon, and also all those certain pieces or parcels 9f land and premises ‘of Georgetown. D. C nd distinguished cr the pian of said Geonetuwn in the offices of the &e., license, interest, ruziit now occupied by’ said con Southwest, in said city of situated in the Surveyor amd re: District as lots ni (0), seven ‘said ty-one (701), as same is Tecorded in Book N. K., foito 963. one of the records Of the surveyor's office for sald District, toxether with southward to the channel of the Potomac rv gether with all the easements and thereto and all the buildinse t sineular the corporate rights and trauchises wranted Uy the act of incorporation of said company, ‘Lerms: In respect of the said steainboats, one-third cash, the balance in two equal installments at three and Six mouths fro: date of sale, and in respect of the other property, one-third cash,"the balaure in two nstallments, at one and two years, per centuin per aubau u be secured by a lien upon the property satistactory to t the option of the purclisser. cording, Be. at the cost of the of €29) will be required on euch ‘Tera of sale to is of saie: One-third cash, balance in equal pay. i at the rate of U the trustees, or ali cash All conveyancing, rec purchaser. A deposit wroperty at the tie of sale, with within ten days after saie, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost ol the detaulting purchaser alter ive gaily newspaper: publisbed 1x days’ adVertiseient im the city of Washington, D. JOHN’ 8. 1114 AND 1116 SIXTH STREET SOUTH- 13 NATHL. WiLS y2015t__ THOMAS i m 1 HOMAS DOWLING & SON, AT ‘CTIONEERS. PUBLIC SALE OF CHOI DIVISION OF WAS TWEEN FLORIDA A ROAD AND EIGHTEEN LoTs 1 NGTON HEIGHTS: bE NUE AND COLI TH AND NINETEENTH. HE EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, K P.M, we shall offer tor Sule On the premises a nuube- of ‘the choicest lots ou inxton Heights, fronting on Isth and 19th sts, Vernon, Califor DAY, AT FIVE'O'C wenerally a frontaxe of 50 feet each, z ‘king the city and in are well located, ‘directly 0 ‘every way desirabie for residences ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in oneand two years, with interest at G per cent or all cash, at pur: ption. A deposit of $200 will be required ‘On each lot If the terms are not complied with in ten days after y be resold on five dave advertise ‘ment st the risk and cost of the defauitirg purchaser. sale the property m: ‘RUST or 7 REAL ESTATE, BEING ‘THE NOKTHW! EK ND EIGHTH SIRE: NORTHEAST (722 virtue of « deed land records of the Dist SOL, Loli 34? et seq. the party secured thereby, we will ei fion in front of the pre ALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. ‘square nuiubered eight hundred ist and pian of uare KAY and yun hth (Sth) street ‘oF ies toa ten (10) foot alle; thence West, parallel with the line of H street nortl twenty-four feet one inch (24.1), thence south, paral” el with the line of Eighth street, eihty (BO) feet-wore oF less, to H etree: north, thence east along the line of H strect to the place of ‘Terms of sale: One-thi recorded. ‘Columbia, in Liber No. iumbered one (1), i and etghty-nine (86). of the the southeas: corner of said thence north on the line of ning (33) of the purchase money cash, balance in one and two years from date of sale. with interest, for which notes chasers aust be given, secured property sold, of all cash, at t chaser or purchasers. A deposit of two hundred (€200) doll the property is knocked down. All con- Veyancing and recording at cost of purchaser or plr- If terms of sale are not coniplied with in days trom day of sale the trustees reserve the Ticlt to ‘resell at cost and risk of the defa the purchaser or pur- ‘deed option of the pur- at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $200 required at tile of sale. Terms io be complied otherwise the trustecs reserve the Fucht to resell the property at the risk and cost of the ‘days’ advertinement of D, 500 Sth st. in.w. DUNCANSON BROS., Auction myi8-deis ‘Mu and D streets, §e-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- BAIN L, WEDNESDAY, JUNE AST FOUR O'CLOCK x ONTH THIRD, 1891, AT HALF-P; Paw, JOB BARNAKD, JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ‘Vth and D sts. n. FINE BUILDING LOT FRO! FEET ‘ON NEW HAMPSHIN, © BETWEEN L jerayry depth of 122 teet to a wie alley. ‘Lins lot can readily be subdivided into three or four building lots and is worthy the attention of builders and others, situated Just north of Washington Circi Terme: One-third cash, irc niaie none and to fears, notes to be kiven. bearing U er cent interest p able semi-annually, and tc be by deed frust on preuises, cr all cash, at option of purchaser. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. D ‘wth and D sts. nw. CHANCERY SALF OF VALUABI PROPERTY ON ELEVENTH STREET Bi TWEEN I AND K STREE 1S NORTHEAST AND ON SEVENTEENTH STREET BETWEEN A AND B STREETS SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the of Columbia passed on the “kl day of May, thin Ye Parlettedecvand olness are eerie wea nin ¥. are con ‘Alired C. Sunith and otuiers are cefenduutn, 1 will sell at public auction in ront of the {rouises On THURS- ay THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE: A. DAIL, AT BIVE O'CLOCK ¥-'-. the lollowing “parcel ot jamd in the city of Washinton, District of Columbia: Grusinal lot ‘Duinibered ten CU) fa square nuunbered Feet on Ith street noracat es O00 tronting Ge-7 ‘ou nortieasi, TQ THE SAME DA)" “hr SIX O-CLOOK Pa in front of the premices. ‘umber gen (is) in square nunshered ton bodeed ed ee Six (1080), fronting 50 feet on Lith st, se. ‘Tor.ne Of sale as prescribed Uy the device: One-third asl aud the balance in oneand two years, for wich the notes or the purchaser inust by aaven, with inter: est payable sersfaunually. at 1115 Peni. ave. n.w. HANCERY SALE ‘ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SITUATE ON VERMONT AVENUE NORTHWEST INTHE CITY OF WASHING. A deposit of S200 required at tinue of sale’ Convey Se Be. cf purieeme com, Samate betes plied with ia Ifteen days, otherwise Ticht reserved 10 Tisk abd cost of detaulting purchaser alter five days’ advertisenicht of s shi myz-deds DUNCAN UABLE UNIMPROVED 1KOS., Auctioneers. t@-THE ABO’ SWiRD, Tsou AT HALE-PASE FIVE Ls Saye DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. RATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., Auctioncers BUILDING LOT ON D FIRST AND SECON! HUKSDAY AFTERNOON, Way TWENTY- EIGHTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, =, offer: ITED STATES MARSHALS SALE By virtue & writ of Ber: of the clerk's of : ant da. Tiel sellat patie ie. for can use dour of said District. un AHIKD Day oF FUSE “KOM. all Nenuel P claian and interest im and county book Ne. the District of Co Arey lar Twovements theme, seized an levied upou Of Mamue! F Brown, wid will be sold to satiety on No. 4580, consolidated with Now (AK. GUIS and 7278, at law ju favor of William, W Rapley, use of Tilimore Beall. DANIEL M. RANS: DELL.’C 8. Marshal, D.C. KATCLIFFE, DAKK & 00., Auctioneers. Dipelto 2 Arcus. DARE & CO., Auctionsers. TWO-STORY BAY-WINDOW BRICK HOUSE. NO, 11°F TWENT) FIRST STREET NORTHWEST. On FRIDAY AFIERNOOS. JUNE FIFTH. at SIX O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, fm frout of the pretuiese PART OF LOT 12, “ ” BQUARE 100, n 70 ® Fronting 17 feet inches by depth 70 feet, im- Dred ty @ well-built two-story ‘tay window berk rae with movers 4 Terme: One-tiird cash taaucs tm one and two years, per cent, secured’ Uy" teed ‘ot Was eh ‘ths Property’ mids cf allcash at the opticn ‘or'tas per fener” A deposit of 6200 wilt te required ut the tiane of save. "it" the term of” sale "ary “wot compliod ith iu Sitoen days trom day of eale Fight tecurwitl "s Feeell the property atte rink and et ‘ef ‘the siehvals ine Purchaser after five days advertisement of such pate a : ee Washingt. 5 ee. Al comves the purchaser. TCLIF ny dais ATCLISFE, DARE © 00., Auctioneers ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES AND L1Q- OkS CONTAINED IN stone Nc STREET NOKTHWEST, CONSIS| PART OF FLOUK, sUGAK, TEs, SPICES, PICKLES.” CAN TRACTS, | POTTED MATS, > CARES, © CRACKERS, PRUNES, "STAR BuOoMS, SOAPS, YEAST POWDPES, -F SERVES, 3 1 DER, Stow oF as the pre Bacco. ci ts. Gix, Corry SHELVING, © COUNTER PLATFORM AS NTEK SCALES, toweth With a fail assortment of koods Usually found ihe first-classerocery store. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE THIRD, at LOCK, we wall sell at the cummed, stote the entire Stock of Groceries abd Liquers ect tamed therein, to which the attention of the trade aad Private buyers is cn myzd KAD DARE & CO., Avec STATES (MARSHALS of fi J NITE for cash, tn front trict. on THK x TEEN ¥ AOL. at TWELVE O'CLOCK M the right, ‘and tnterest of the defendant In and to ‘be fem Fite pre ered sev Te division is recorded in Book he surveyor's ffice of the Dist Tumitia, together with alland. sina! ents thereon. Seiged and levied erty of Benjauin FT execution No. 3h bi wat ih iuvur ot Waverly D. U.S. Marshal, D.C. + Auctionvers. DARK & _my 2c, Jeldte JPEXCANSON ROR Auet TRUSTEES’ CONTINTATI ABLE REAL NCAT a ¥ LINGION, IN TW MitH AND ELLIOTT AT Fa! NTH “H AN AND DIATELY ADJACENT TO THR NEW SYLVANIA AVENUE BRIDGE irtue of wdec eeof the Supreme Court of the District of Coluniaa, y use of Nay lor ¥ Sapir ot al. No. itis im oguity. we public sale ou the preumes, begining on T the POUKIM DAL of JUNE. A. PAST FOUR OCLOCK Pa subsivision of “TWINING ustews and Feconded in buok { sale: One-third cash, the Bat one and two “2 depot : he tue of sale.” Conveyamciti, ae. -at Pur If the terms 0: wave are tot compiled jin ten days from day ot wale the trusters te: he rucht to resell the property ih delauit at the Fisk and cost of detaulting purciaser after Bve da)* ublic Rotice Of SUL Traale. ih Soune Bewspaper PUL hed in Washington city, D.C. DN. 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