Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1891, Page 6

CITY AND DISTRICT. FIRED TWO SHOTS, Bad Marksmanship Saved John Hawkins’ Life—Other Grand Jury Cases. During the past few days the grand jury cases in the Police Court have been more nu- merous than for several years. They include cases which, upon a showing of probable cause, the prisoners are bound over to the grand jury and the punishment upon conviction in the upper court is imprisonment in the peni- tentiary. Today there were five grand jury cases be- fore Judge Miller and in thom were six defend- ants, all of them being colored. In one case Charles Lane and Charles Newton were de- fendants. Tho charge against them was at- tempting to take the life of another negro | named John Hawkins. They plead guilty to the charge. The affair happened about 5 o'clock ye: day afternoon near Sth street and Pennsylvania avenue, and the bed marksmanship of Newton was the only thing that saved Hawkins’ life. Hawkins was selling flower Newton and John Bratm had rable abi a pair of shoes. Newtoa suspected that Haw- ins was taking Braun's part, and he asked him what he had todo with the affair. something aboat kill pla aa he only had a piece of wood he did not think he could execute his th Lane, however, was equal to the occasion and he loaned his friend Newton a revolver, from which he fired three shots at Hawkins, but the bullets did not take effect. Judge Miller committe? the prisoners in de- fonli of $500 bail to await the action of the grand jury. FOR GRAND LARCFNY. Another grand jury case was that of Fred" Sims, a young colored man, who was charged ith grand larceny. Fred was employed in Heygster’s saloon on Pennsylvania avenue, and after $169 bad been stolen from the pla Detective Carter arrested bim was kept in atin box and the of that Fred had given the box to another man to throw away and there was no money in it. When arrested Fred denied the charge and was iddignant about the officer having arrested him. He bad not been locked up very long, however, before he confessed that he got the money, although he claimed that there was oaly $35 in the box. Simms plead guilty when arraigned and bail was fixed at 2500 in his case. He was unable to give the required bond. A Bor BURGLAR. Acolored boy named William Simpson was charged with being a burglar and he pleaded guilty. Judge Miller held bim in $1,000 bail for the grand jury. Counsel for the prisoner subsequently appeared and Judge Milier granted bim a bearing. Policomer. Evans and Garraway, who made tho case, sppeared and charged that the negro entered the store ot Joseph Williams in South Washing’ out 2 clock Sunday morning and stole rome cigars and tobacco and a small amount of money. ‘Three negroes entered the store and were dis covered by the officers, who recognized Simp- son as one of them. They escaped ct the time and Simpson was arrested yeste Alter bearing the testimony the ji eated his sentence, but at the requ the bond was reduced was committed. Anotier colored boy named Nicholas Woods was in the toils for false pretenses. employed at the house of ynne, No. 17 lowa circle, and on several occasions he went to Elliott's store on 1th strect and got small sums of money by pretending th: had been sent for it by hisemployer.. Woods plead guilty to the charge and was held for ‘trial. ‘Turner Whitney was charged by Detective Hatekinson of the Baltimore and Ohio rail- road with robbing a freight car of €160 worth ef cloth. The car bed several month ago and Whitney was placed under arrest two days ago. The case went over until tomorro ae ANACOSTIA. THE CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION. ‘The Anacostia Citizens’ Association met last night, being called to order by President Charles Barker. In the absence of Secretar Ben. Mundell, Vice President W. Marden King acted. No reports were received from the eommittecson streets, bridges and roads, rail- roade, schvols, policeand charities. ‘The secre- tary read a letter from G. L. Plympton, super- intendext of lights, stating that if the associa- tion would send in’a petition signifying where public lamps were needed the matter would Feceive prompt attention. The announcement that the expenditure of $16,090 was recom- mended for Anacostia sewers wes received with applause. There was a good deal of talk about e laving of water mains throughout the vil- lage, and on Fridey night a public mass mee! ing will be held at Masonic Hall in reference to this improvement. A letter from Capt. Lusk stating that Minnesota avenue and Harrison street would be the distributing point for Ana- costia’s water supply was quoted. The election of olficers for the ensning year resulted iu the choice of W. M. King, president; John T. Fowler, vice president; George H. Armstrong, secretary: J. E. Minuix, assistant secretary. A WEDDING RECEPTION. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Osborn, the young couple who eloped on Monday, were given a formal wedding reception last evening at the | Polk stroct residence of Mr. T. Singleton Web- ster. The house was thrown opeu aud lit up from roof to ce! The throng of great. A rofresiment table, in care of Alice Webster, Miss Lizzic Martin, Mrs. Webster. } and Mra L. T. Clark, gre f ices, fruits, lowers received a generous share of ai corridor and sitting rooms were dancing, and in the paclor there au interesting program of Throughout the evening yc iends was Mu given up to as rendered ntal music. and en- tertained the company with her story of court- ship, parental obstruction and elopement. She was beautifuily attired a mauve dress, with tings, the whoie din The bridal gifts were Bumerous and handsome. & PRerTy HOME WEDDING. Prines Georg: Thomas ti. i @f St. [gant La Fra id im her ha Foum was given he ceremony the px temmed simple pink & fhe situng Amo: and lire. Keass..0, Miss Deane Condon of M Xe: v Mrs. Georg Me@irr, 3 ¥. Bea AS ENJOYABLE MUSICALE. Prof. Charles Thierback, entertained a largo company of musical friends at his pretty home on Jackson street last night. The pro- fessor presided at his grand piaao, Mr. Charles Phierback, jr., st bis viiincello and Mr. Win. Thierback over bis viol. This trio rendered . “Mignon,” atin.” CLarles, Italian serewade, and Mr. Wm. Thier- red “Lion dn Ball.” “Those prevent were Mrs. Dotzler and Miss Dotzier of Altoona, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Deiano, Miss Lilly Delano, Mise Annie Delano, Mrs. Ostrander, Mrs. Win. Thierback, Mrs. Charles Thierback, jr., Mrs. Lusby, Miss M. Duvall, Vies Lanza Tuell and Mr. and Mra. Robey. During the eve: played his beaatirul “Love quest.” After the music came supper. SoTES. Anacostia Tent, No. 133, LO.R., met Tuesday night and appointed @ commitice to remove the temperance tent from East Washington to Market place, Anacostia. The work is to begin Friday, October 9<. Under the good of the NOT AFRAID OF A GRAVEYARD. Gcorgetown has her share of superstitious poople, but she can boast of at least one young man who, at that hour of thenight when ghosts are supposed to strut about their silent domain and by their mere presence warn off invad is not afraid to enter aione a graveyard with the corpses of 1,200 men and from a fallen tomb in their miast bring back a piece of a walnut coffin cs a proof of his entry. Yester- day afternoon three young men strolled through the old Presbyterian eemctery and watched the disinterments that were taking place. They naturally began to talk of the loneliness of graveyards ai nightand one of them stated that he was not afraid to enter one at any.hour, as only the li were to be feared. His companions doubted his bravery, whereupon = small piece of decayed coffin that was lying near was picked up and placed on a neighboring tomb. fe then said if they would accompany him to the gate of the cemetery that night at 12 he wonld alone enter the silent place with a cigar in his mouth and return with the fragment. ‘Te ghostly plan was agreed to and at last mid- night the three met near the 34th street en- trance. Lighting his cigar this gentleman, without a tremor, mounted the gateand wassoon following the overgrown path, bordered with both open and closed graves, and within twelve minutes from the time he entered he climbed the gate on his return trip, with the piece of coffin in his mouth instead of bis cigar, he bav- ing thrown that through a vault opening. He appeared anything but nervous and was heartily congratulated on his pluck. THE POTOMACS’ RACES. The Potomacs wound up their season last night by engaging in two closely contested races, a fonr-oared and an eight-oared one. ‘The crews Were composed as follows: Boat No. 1, Doyle, bow; Roulette, 2; MeCoy, 3, and Oliver. stroke. Boat No. 2, Van Dachenhausen, bow; Brown, 2; Nolan, 8, and Blair, stroke. Crew No. 1 camein ahead by half a length. In the cight-cared race between the crews of Capt. Zapponie and Mr. George Johnson, Zapponio came in three-quarters of a length shead. There was much interest taken in the affair and a large crowd stood on the wharf and watched the rapidly moving boats. DASE BALL. The Georgetown College team received its second defeat from the Prospects on Tuesday. The college boys could not make « run up to the fifth inning, so closely did the boys play. ne ieature of the game was the fielding of Cropley of the Prospects, who batted v heavily. It was the college boys off day and so poorly did they play at times that the taters becume disgusted. ‘This is the thir- teenth successive victory of the Prospects. Yesterday afternocn twe base ball teams and two foot bail teoms, composed of members of the boys’ club of the Peck Memorial Chapel, leit their cluk rooms in a body aud made to- ward Keloramwa, where several hours were spent in proct cing for the exhibition games which will shortly be eld. NoTRs. Mr. Edward 1. Dent, the former owner of “The Oaks,” or Linthicum place on the heights of town, has moved from the grand old home to 2901 Q street, a two-story and basement brick. Mr. Blount, the wealthy westerner, who purchased the piace from the assignees of Mr. Dent, is today taking possession of it. Mr. Gustave Fricbus has returned from a business trip te West Virginia. ‘The Lit-Mus Circle held its opening meeting for the season at the Congress Street M. P. Church on Monday evening and immediately red on rehearsal for the winter’s enter- ments of recitation and music. The initial tertainment will be at the Congress Street Church on October 21 stent e ALEXANDRIA. ta HE DEMOCHATIC PRIMARY. At the count of the ballots in the democratic primaries for candidates for the house of dele- gates last night the vote stood: Chas. Bend- heim. 472; Wm. H. May, 461; W. W. Douglass, 176, the total vote being 1,109. It had been agreed in the primary that Douglass,asa county man, should be given the three county delo- gates in a convention of twenty delegates that will mect here on the Sth ingtant, and the burn- ing question with the democratic politicians is now to apportion the other seventeen dele- gutes in the proportion of the votes received by cach candidate, for under the rule Mr. Bendheim is entitled to send seven men and a steall fraction of a man tos the conven- tion. Mr. May is entitled to eeven men and a smaller fraction of a man and Mr. Douglass to send over two men and a half. Alexandria jemoerats are often divided, but not in this ;so Mr. Bendheim will have seven dele- gaies, Mr. May seven delegates and Mr. Doug- Ia es from the city, and Mr. have three delegates from | the county, making the convention stand at ite opening on next Thursday: Bendheim, 7; May, 7. aud Douglass, 6. What will be the result of the combinations or disintegrations of the con- vention is, of course, all guesswork. FIRE IN SUBURES. An alarm was struck by the fire bells about 11:50 last night for a fire at the grocery of Wm. Woolls, on the north side of the old canal basin near the intersection of Curtis and St. Asaph sireets extended. ‘The fire was too far from any water source for the steam ‘engines to go into service, but the hook and ladder company tore down some sheds near by and prevented an extension of fire to the other frame build- ings in the neighborhood. ‘The loss is esti- mated at 7500, cecurr court. ‘The circuit court, Judge Keith, continues its sessions. The report of Francis Miller of Washington in the suit of Summers agt. Miller, where all the parties live in Washington, has been confirmed by the court. In the railroad case of Williams agt. the Richmond and Dun- ville Railroad Company. the jury failed to agree. John C. N.chingill has obtained judg- ment against the Metropolitan Insurance Com- pany for the amount claimed by him. On the ‘obate side of the court the will of Miss Lydia Mark bas been adwitted to probate and rec- ord. NEW FIRE DEPARTMENT REGULATIONS. There is some discontent with the regula- tions of the fire department just adopted by the fire wardens. It is contended by some that the fire wardens have no business to make regulations for the department, and that the powers of the board of wardens are confined by law to the selection of the hand engineers to the control of money, but ie law declares that the nine 1 shall have the direction of all and expenditures en account of the and drive: not cf men tire word an companies or the fire depart- including the hand engines, and direct the menner of — certifying me for paym itis claimed that the iy body leguily authorized to make regula- sis the beard of directors of the tire de- riment, as the law enucts that the “fire war- in conjunction with the chief engineer and the presidents of the several fire compani city sali be and constitute the board of di- cior ¢ fire department of Alexandria.” said board of dircetors of the fire depart- went of Alexandria, or @ majority of them, shall heve power to prescribe rules and reguia- toms for the governmen’ of the steam and mpanies at fires and elsewhere in mat- vided for by existing laws.” ‘The ia company met last night and con- curred in objecting to some of the regulations recently adepted by the board of fre wardens. beaten mks Dr. Mary Walker's Freak. Dr. Mery Walker appeared Monday night at the home of the parents of Christie Warden, who was murdered by Frank Almy near Hano- ver, N. HL, and insisted upon sleeping in Chris- tie’s room. Although she announced who she was she wae not believed, and her identity was blished until yesterday, when it was established beyond a reasonable doubt by Prof. James F. ColUy and Dr. Earle of Washington and by telegrams received irom Oswego, N. ¥., nd Boston. It is not likely that ube will be liberated at present, as the Jeeling is generai that even Dr. Mary Walker has gone beyond the limit of enduranee. OS ee ‘To Mark Rebeliion’s High Tide. Col. Bacheider, government historian of the battle of Gettysburg, is at Gettysburg to super- intend the erection of a tablet at the copse of trees on Cemetery ridge, which has been de- signed to mark the “high tide” of the civil war. ‘The dedication will take place during the fall. order there were ‘hes from Grand Deputy Buler J. C. Eller, Messrs. Shoemaker and Mil- Stead and songs from Mess-s. John W. Middle- E. C. Lowe and J. T. Lovelace. horse undertaker is needed at the cor- per of Jefferson and Pierce sirects. Cornelius Duckett of Garfield reports to the police the loss of his pension certificate. Thirteon residents and ty owners on Jefferson street berween Adame, and Taylor have petitioned gas company 4 main. Frank Kenney, Henry Leroy and John Ryan night, charged by Henry ‘treight re age through it trains pass Anarostia, with breaking into a freight car sidé of Haltimore. The prisoners are held for Maryland authorities. Opening the Foot Ball Season. Yale's first foot ball game of the season of 1891 at New Haven, Conn., resulted in a victory over Wesleyan by a score of 28 to0. Time of play, one hour. By the new rules the scores this year will be smaller than before, and Yale's was almost entirely @ rushing one, while kicking. ay William Ampy, mr At Norfolk while resisting ai Barrow. THE THE TROUBLE AT SANTIAGO. Particulars of the Recent Affront te the Amer- tean Legation in Chili. Special Cable Dispatch to the New York Herald. ‘Vasranatso, Cit, via Galveston, Texas, Sept. 30, 1891.—I am enabled to send you fur- ther particulars of the trouble between the authorities at Satiago and Minister Egan. It appears that the American legation and its vi- cinity were watched by the police during all of last week. On last Friday three Americans, as Tjcabled you, were placed under arrest. Their names are Hillmann, Madden and Rayprast. ‘They had visited Mr. Egan at the legation and were on their way back when taken into cus- tody. Messrs. Hillmann and Madden made business call. Mr. Rayprast had gone to the legation to obtain letters. All threo were Joel kept in forsomebours, Madre Hiliment and Maiden were taken to the intendencia and detained for “short time, when they were released. ARREST OF MRE. EAGAN'’S SERVANTS. In addition to this two of Minister Eagan’ servants were thrown into prison and kept there for two days, being released on Saturday. I understand that there has been an active ex- change of cables between Minister Eagan and the United States State ment since the commission of these unfriendly acts. The vigorous protest of the Am minister caused the junta to withdraw its as I eabled you. Commodore Sebley of the Balti- more, which still lies in the harbor of Val raiso, is now at Santiago in conference with Minister Eagan. Ihave no means at present of finding out the result of their meeting. NOT SANCTIONED BY THE CABINET. Now that the trouble between the junta and the United States minister has quieted down and a chance is afforded of reviewing the events of the past few days, it is my impartial convic- tion that the actions of which Minister Egan has had reason to complain were taken by ir- responsible officials. here does not uppoar to have been any sanction by the junta's cabinet of the police ospionage and arrests. In fact I am informed on what I deem the best of au- thority that a majority of the cabinet dis- countenanced the proceedings and are desirous that the utmost peace should prevail through- out the country, so as to regain all of Chili's former prestige. For this reason they aro avoiding. so far as in their power, all troubles with outside nations. BRITISH INTERESTS SAFE. In interviews with a number of prominent merchants here, native and foreign, I learn that the bulk of English money invested in Chili is in Tarapaca nitrate beds. If the slight- est gratitude exists in the Chilian congression- alista for the marked sympathy and support of the Engtish people in this country during the war British investors may consider themselves as perfectly safe. It is notlikely that any more money will be invested here until tho course shaped out by the new goverament, to be taken after the elections are over, lias become mani- fost. ‘The coal lands in the south of Chili are only apparent ficlds that will repay futare i vestments. Nothing more is now wanted in the nitrate tields. CLAIMS BY FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS. In the near future aggregate claims of from $1,500,000 to $2,000,000 will be presented by the English, German, Spanish and Italian gov- ernments for the houses and property destroyed at Iquique when that town was bombarded and st Valparaiso when this city was sacked after the overthrow of Balmaceda; alio for losses cansed by detentions of shipping and for the use of private railroads during the past eight montha. As an example of the bitter feelin; entertained by the masses in this city towar the American government I might cite their conduct at the thester the other night. Cleary’s opera troupe had the American flag figuring in their entertainment, but were forced to take the Stars and Stripes from the program. ae Results of Yesterday’s Racing, At Gravesend, N. ¥.: First race, 6 fur- longs-—Kingston, Reckon, 2; Laughing Water, 3. Time, 1.15. Second race, 8!¢ fur- longs—Raceland, 1; Castaway IL, 2; India Rub- ber, 3. ‘Time, 1.50. Third race, 5 furlonge— Charade, 1; Madrid, 2; Hoey, 3. Time, 1.0234. Fourth race, 114 miles—The Brockwook _han- dicap—Portehester, 1; Strathmeath, 2; Terri- fier, 3._ Time, 2.09. Fifth race, 3¢ miles—Ben- gal, 1; Brita colt, 2: Lady Superior, 3. Time, 1.03%. Sixth race, 11-16 milos—Wiihe L., Arab, 2; Benedictine, 3. Time, 1.49. At Gloucester, N.J.: First race, 3 mile— Dunbarton, 1; Martha Washington, 2: Rataips, 3. ‘Time, 1.221. Second race, % mile—Rhi 1; Benton, 2; Frank 8.,3. ‘lime, 1.56. Third race, 63; ‘furlongs—Paola, 1: Chartreuse, Baltimore I, 3." Time, 1.2614. Fourth race, 44g furlongs—Pitzroy, 1; Adair, 2; Red Elm, 3. Time, 57%. Fifth race, 1 1-16 miles—Garrison, 1; Sam D.,2; Ed McGinnis, 3. Time, 1.5434/ Sixth race, 34 mile—Flemington, 1; slumber, Corticello, 3. ‘Time, 1.34. At Latonia: First" race, yards—Insolence, 1: Grand Pa, 2; Tenacity, 3. ime, 1.48. Second race, 1 mile—Prince of Darkness, 1; Fleur de Lis, 2: Reck, 3. Time, 1.44". Third race, 5 furlongs—Fauvette, 1; Straihmaid, 2; Lou Dudley, 3. Time, 1.0834. Fourth race, mile and 50 yards—Philora, 1; Little Annie, 2: Col. Wheatley, 3. Time, 1.463¢. Fifth, race, 13; turlongs.—The Queen, 1: Lizzie Lawrence, 2: Missal, 3. Time, 573. Sixth race, 5 furlongs—Great Hopes, 1; John Winkle, 2; Reticence. &. Time, 1.03:4. At Chicago: First ruce, 6 furlongs—Zeke Hardy, 1; Fulerna, 2; Redfox, 3. Time, 1.15%. Secoud race, mile—Lena Frey, 1; Ed. Loen- ard, 2; Toynvend, 3. ‘Time, 1.45. ‘Third race, mile—Chimes, 1; Gorman, 2; Bankrapt, 3. ‘Time, 1.48:¢. "Fourth race, 134 mile—Ormie, 1; Mary MeGowen, 2; Noretto, 3. ‘lime, 2.0934. Fifth race, 6 furlongs—Carlsbad, 1; Ray 8., 25 Dolly MeCone, 3. Time, 1.15%. ' Sixth race, 134 mile, over five burdles—Aristocrat, 1; Kobin Hood, 2; Joe D., 3. Time,2.23%. ————_ee____ ‘A Bank Cashier Pardoned. Wm. E. Gould of Portland, who entered the Maine state prison five years ago ona ten years’ sentence for embezzling while cashier of the First National Bank of Portland, left the rison yesterday, having been pardoned by Bresideas Harrison. mile and 20 Canmaat & Leny, ‘928 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. ‘New arrivals of fall and winter dress goods. 40-inch All-wool Cheviots, new fall colors, at 50. yard. 30 and 28-inch All-wool Plaids at 50c. yard. ‘38-inch All-woo! Serges at 50e. yard. 45-inch All-wool Imported Henriettas at 00 and 75c. yard. 40-inch All-wool Imported Henriettas at 50c. yard. 88-inch Camel's Hair, plain colors, Biue, Green, Browns and Garnets, at 50c. yard. 50-inch Ladies’ Cioth, extra values, at 50, 75e., 81 and $1.25 yard. A great bargain in Gloria Umbreilas, 26-inch, twisted handies, with silver trimming, Black and natural sticks. Only 79c. exch. Stewart's Linen ‘Lluread, 100 yards on a spool, Black, White and Crean. On.y de. spool. Window Shaces, ready made and made to order. Our prices ure the lowest, CARTANT & LEIDY, 026 928 7th ot. and 706 K st. n.w. M. W. Bevzanex, Nos. 1215 F st. and 1214 @st., NOW READY FOR BUSINESS WITH A FULL LINE OF DECORATED POTTERY, POKCELAIN, GLASS WARE AND EITCEEN UTENSILS. ‘New Store, Now Stock and better facilities for show- ina and handling goods. We can offer goods on as cood terms a» almost any honsein thiscountry. New importations arriving nearly every week. EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.©.. TH AUCTION SALES. AUCTION » SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORKOW. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers, D bs and D streets northwest FOUR FINE BUILDING LOTS ON T STREET NEAR CORNER OF SECOND STREET NOKiB- EAST, ADJOINING “ECKINGTON.” On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIRST, 1801, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of the LOTS 76, 77, 78 AND Of McLaughitn subsivision of “Troepact HAN.” These lots are admirably adapted for subdivision and building, a rapidly improving section ot the cit: Sisy ot access by electric cars, being within 5 hal ae. “Mfermis: One-half cash, balance in ote and twq years, notes to bear 6 per cent interest, Sa poe | Aunualiy, and secured by deed of trust, or ail cash, at option ot yore Adeposit of @: on each lot Fequired af tine of sale. “Conveyancing, &c-, st pure Shaser's cost. or nv sate, kis DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. a WLING & SON, Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPE! QN SEVENTH STREET NEAR THE NE HOUSE. Op THUUSDAY, OCTOBER FIRST. 1801, at FIVE Le P.M. we will sell in fron! remises Lots nuun- dered’ 20 to 25, block 3, Howard Umiversity suldi- Vision, fronting 208 feet On 7th street. A yreat chance Torn speculation. ‘This. property will be offered 1or seit"immedintely after tie sale af the power house, Which adjotne ft on the north Terns: Cne-thind cash, balance in one, two and three years, secured by deed of tritst on the property. oF all cash, at the option of the pure ‘als record: bg and coaresencing at pure otto hapaad dallas (gB9) at THOS. DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, 220-duds Pa. ave. nd ith st, ([ HOMAS DOWLING & BON. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ $ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. NOSEVENTH STREET EXTENDED BE- WEEN THi MBULL STRERT AND HOWARD AVENCE. WITH “THE INPLOVEMENTS THEREON, CONSISTING OF THE ‘POWER HOUSE ERECIED Bi THE JUDSON PNEU- MATIC RAILWAY COMPANY. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated May the 26th, A.D. i200, ond duly recorded among the I Fecords of the Distiict of Columbia in liber 140%, folto 197 et seq., ani at the request of the party secured thereby, we will sei at Puoue auction, inf Premises, on the PIRSA DAY, OF, OCTOB! Yi, at" HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PB. M.; the foliowing real estate, situatein the District of Col- umbia, to wit: Beinir part of a tract of land known ax; ‘*Mount Pieavaait aiid described as fovlows: “Beginning for the sani at the south curner of the lot of W. D. Beall on ‘the Beventh strest turnpike and running thence south twelve and sixty-five (12.65) hui thence east tweiveand s siaty-diva (12 eo) Lundredths porchen, contami ue (2) acre, and being the same lund conveyed in trust to George WW. Cissell by Jon A Suith “and wire, by deed date’ on the twenty-second day of October, 1863, and recorded in liber I. 3 tolfo 276 et seq. of the ‘and records of the Soiumbia, except ing, however, therefrom the part thereof conveyed 0} the said George W. Cissel to Job Barnard. by. eventh day of Auxust, 1884, and re- 10¥7. folio J4¥, of said land récords of the District of Coiainbi ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in ono (1)and tye 2) years, secured Ly deed ci trust upon the prop- ertyso.d. and bearing interest at the rate of 6 per centum per annum, payabie seui-annually. Adeposit Of five hundred (300) dollars to. be made at tiie of alc. ‘Terms to be complied with within fiteen ( 'S from day of sale or property will be soid at ¥i and cost of deraulting purchaser. Ali conveyanci ‘At coat of purchaser. EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, Trustee, A. P, PARDON: Trustee,” solG-d&ds : 15 14th st. THIS EVENING. Auctioneers, ATIMER & SLOAN, L way Oana. 8. Treasury. CATALOGUE SALE OFA MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF BOOKS, INCLUDING MEDICAL BOOKS AND A FEW LAW BOOES, At our Auction Rooms, 1400 G street, THURSDAY. OCTOBER FIRST, 1891, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. N.B.—Parties unableto attend the sale may have their orders executed by the auctioneers. LATIMER & SLOAN, 9026 Auctioneers. FUTURE Days. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. REGULAR SALE OF A CHOICE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, OARPETS, BEDDING, AT. 3 Apr THIRD, at TEN mt of ke. On “SATURDAY, OCTOBER O'CLOCK A. 1.. we shall sell within and in f Our sales room, corner 10th _and Pennsylvania avenue Rorthwest, a large and. well assoried collection. of Hous-hoid Furniture of every description, belonging to parties making a change in housekeeping, named in DSOME SQUARE GRAND PIANO, MAG- NIPICENY, PARLOR” SUITE, UPHOL- ' IN THE. BEST MANNER, NDSOM SIDEBOARD, CABINET ¥OLD- IN EDEOBES, WALNUT Pk ENGRAVINGS, Wa- TEI INGS, FIRE SETS, BRA R PARLOR SUITE, Wal E TABLES, BODY BRU THER CAKPETS, FIN AND BEDDING, Ci Specicl attention ca:ied to this sale, as many of the prides ate ‘and ‘worthy the atteation of ayers, ’ sh. WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., octet ‘Auetionecis. AUCTIONEERS. [Ate ‘& BLOAN, IMPORTERS’ SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, EMBRACING IN PART PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES, ELEGANT ROSEWOOD TABLE WITH EGYPTIAN MARBLE TOP, Superior Rosewood Etexere. Brass | QU) Fire Irons, Fancy Chairs, Ornaments, Eiesant Lamps, Bit} ‘Japanese Brouzes, Black Walnut Dwarf Book Case, handsomely carved; French Clocks, Portieres, ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auct R =e 7920 Pa eve. nw, PEREMPTORY AUCTION OF Gas AND STORES. - ER SECOND, 1891, at sell within our roods Builders and persons in need of kas Aixtures sould attend this sale. it RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. [HOMAS DOWLING & SON. Auctioncers, T ‘Pennsylvania avenue and 11th street. TWELVE CASES OF IMPORTED BULBS. FALL SALE. CATALOGUE OF A FINE ASSORTM!.NT OF THE MOST EX- SITE HARLEM FLOWER ROOTS, Con: Double and Single Hyacinths, Narcissus, Crocus, Early Single and Dovbie Duc von Thol Bhowdrops, Ke. put up in packaes for ind.vidual buyers, to" De éeld at our auction rooms 1 IDA OCTOBER SECON, M1, commencing at ELVEN O'CLOCK A.M. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, It Auctioneer. DoNCaNSON BROS, ‘Auctioneers, ‘wth and D sts. 2. RECEIVERS’ SALE “OF VALUABLE STEAM Gackt THE “BELLE 1.” By virtye @f an ortier af the Supreme Court of the et BY Coinmbia, passed in Equity Cause num- dered 13,313, the wn iction on FiID. KR. 1801, bed Tecelvers will well at x, the SECUND DAY OF at FIVE O'CLOCK F.M., ‘at. the IER MAL'TANO'S WHALE, FOOT OF SEV- NTH STREET SOUTHWEST, ‘the steam yacht “BELLE L.." her tackle, apparel and furuiture. ‘Terms of sale: One-half cas, balance in six months from day of sale, to bexr six per cent. interest, end to be secured to the satistaction of the Feceivers: title to be ‘until purchase money is fuily paid, or the whole purchase money may at the purchaser’ be puid in cash. A deposit of 8200 to be made 4 ga.c, and terins to be complied with within ten days from day of sale, Or ressie wall bo inade at purchaser 8 cost. Permits to inspect the boat may be obtained from either of the receivers. W. CLARENCE DUVALL, Sra at SAMUEL MADDOX, JOHN RIDUUT, * semz-aéde | FUTURE Daxs. G, BENSINGER, Auctionver. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. VEREMPIORY SALE OF HORSES, MARES, MULES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS, Will be scid at the bazaar, No. La. ave., SAT- URDAY’ MOMNING, OCTOBER THIRD. at LEN rn Draft Horse. 8 Mead of First-class W 20 Bead of Horses and Mares suitable tor drivers or light work and several Sulea, ‘ALSO, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK SHARP, For the bureau of eusraving and printing’ one large Brown Horse. ‘The particuiar attention of buyers is ca.ied to this sale. AL nit LSO 20 New and Seconi- riages, Wagon: 5 Phiotoun, Bagaiea: Harnesa, Berea os Dartone, 8. BENSINGER, ocl-2t Auctioneer. ATIMER & SLOAN, Aucti L 1409 G si. nw. near U. ‘Treasury. IMPORTANT SALE AT OUB HORSE AND CARRIAGE DEPABTMENT, 1331 and 1333 H street, near Langham Hotel, ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER THIRD, 1891, COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, COMPRISING ABOUT 30 VEHICLES (NEW AND SECOND HAND), SOME OF THEM VERY FINE. ALSO SEVERAL HORSES, BUGGIES AND HARNESS. o01-2t ‘WW ACTER B. WILLIAMS & €O., Auctioneers. WORKS OF ART AT Al i. At sales room corner 10th street and Peansylvania avenue, commencing MONDAY EVENING at HALY- PAST SEV O'CLOCK, We will seli a iniscellaneous lot of Punt! Engravings, Pastelles, Water Coiors, Pictogplis; sie. "Alto aunous thet wil be Sound some Choe Oid Paincings, formerly the property ot the late Admiral Strincnam of Biookiyn navy yard. Amonz them the Nativit; Peter Paul Kuevens; Sal- A.M, THREE P.M. and HALF-PASi SEVEN Pt WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CU., Aucts. Ts STEE'S SALE OF rx sr ARTs CLUNTY, ap. ‘The undersigned, as trustee, ‘will séli the valuable perty known “as = rt, situated on St. 's Island. st. Mat gounty." Md.. on” TUESDAY, OCTOBER THTR- TeeNTH, i801, between the hours of TWELVE M. snd FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., at tue court house wor in Leonsrdtown. | The above property is improved by afine dweiling, hotel, one seven-roou cottaye, one t-rgoul cottage, store house, ice house and artesian Well. The farm contains 74 acres, more oF 16-3. ‘Terms of sale are one-third cash ou the day of sale; balance in equal instailments atone and two years, deterred yay ments to be secured Uy notes. oF pur: chaser. with approved security, or all cash, at the ‘option of purchaser. BENJAMIN F. ADAMS, Trustee. Steamer Tyxert leaves Washington ior Leonardtown every Monday evening. 2c1,3,8.10 Romas DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. SPECIAL SALE OF SEVE TERN YOUNG HORSES ON TUESDAY, CCTOBEK SIXTH, ELEVEN O'CLOCK, IN FRONT OF OUK “AUC. TION KOOMS, PA. AVE. AND 11TH ST., WI WILL 5! N HOKSES. CONSI! WELL BROKEN 10" SINGLE AND DOUBLE HAKNYSs, SOME OF WHICH ARE SPEEDY. A CHOICE COLLECTION OF GOOD ROADSTERS, ol-it 1HCMAS DOWLING & SUN, Auctioneers. ATCLIFFE. DARE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF MAGNIFICENT FURNI- TUKE, UPRIGHT PIANO, MIRNORS. Cae Party secured thereby, Twill well at public wit! the sales room of Rateliff-, pam & Ce Pennsylvania ave.,on SATURDAY, TRE TENTH AX UF OCTOBER, 1591, at TEN O'CLOCK, ail the rn ogee med in gohedale 12 "ate clied to said trust, and couiprisi: in patt as follows; MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUITES. UPK-GHE MANTEL PIANU, LASY CHAIR, ENGRAVING! HANDSOME CHAMBER SUITES IN VARIOUS 7 r4 AND PIER MIRRORS (ODS, WALNUT AND OAK MIRROR-FRON’ BEDS, W. BES, COUCHES FANCY WOO LES, HAL AND UTHER Mat 3 AND BOLSTERS, BEDDING. SURING EGAN’ ALN WANE’ AD CORa NA NGE S$, EXTENSION TABLES. DINING CHAIRS, bas, Rit TEQUISLLES, ec. = VHIS SALE SHOUL MMAND THE ATTEN. 5 ‘Lounges and Courhes, Engravings, Tapestry, Swiss} TION OF PARTIES BEEUKNISHING AND IN and Madras Curtains, Turkish Carpets, Smyrna and Brusse's Rugs, Ingrain Carpets, Wainut Pillar Ex- tension Tables, Leather-covered Dining Chairs, Handsome Sideboard, Chins and Glassware, Table and | _ocl-ts Bed Liven. Carved Walntit Chamber Suite (3 pleces), | PPHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Very Massive Cheval Glass, Ebony Secretary, Wal- | 3, nut, Mirror-front Armoire, Cherry and Ash Camber Furniture, Antique Bureau, Waluut Furniture in separate pieces, Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pil- lows und Bolsters, Tollet Sets, Retrizerator, Kitchen Requisites, &e., &¢. DAY MORNING, OCTOBER EIGHTH, 12h Tauneuchae at LEN O'OLOCE, ut tie cheat reuidence 1716 Conecticut ave. .oppovite theresidence ARCH OF HANDSOM<c MOD) UI “TERMS OF BALE, CASH. ee ‘JOHN J. JOHNSON, i RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO. Auctionecrs, AUCTIONEERS. ULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FORNT HORSES, CARKIAGES, &e., AND BELA ORAS RO Ba: STREET, ON SATUKDAY, OCTOBER THIRD, Asel, AT TEN 0" MB: IN PART TWO HANDSOM. MERRY SUT rT EW ANI Hab stives. A oc1-2t of Senator Sawyer, we sl ‘Sei! 4 superior collection | OAK Oy? AMBER Fi of pousebertics furnishing should give this sate their | PENTNG_BOOM A SIDLEOARDS, Re Sg aatie tame res Sie Stn | Paes SOUTER AA, CoUAGE, al MS AS ictise open for inspection day prior to COOKING STOVE: ‘OF TOTLETAND GIGS om Sa.m. to-4 p.m. 9 WARE HANDSOME Git, PAINTING? Wiss 2 LATIMER & BiOaN, RO} }. BOOK Ca! 2 ool-dts nthoncers, "ALSO. Zp ATCLIZFE. DARL & CO — ON: (DKED NI MSO DRT EST aes, | GGT SEGMENT ANP Seen LARGE _ASSONAIRAT HANDSOME ovens | See ALSO. "1 PORE Sithonst EAROS: CARPETS OF CARPENTELS" TOOLS, A COMPLETE AY MORNT! OCTOBER THIKD, pe AE TEN ites VAN OUR BALES | AT ARLE ocrodk Sonszs, CABRIAGES, woUR WEST, “WE WILL SELL A LARGE COLLECTION ag. SEHOLD CARPETS, “ket tO | O81 801 TOPO peaRaEt Ree | SERGE READS VERE Gea gE v ALSO, FOR GO" s ane aL GLivee, ai 0. THE e a Done zoasme. a "psoas ‘TRU: uksp OCTOBER 1, 1891 AUCTION SALES. FUTURS DAYS. ATIMER N. Auctioneer, L BON gS te snar U.8. Treasury. LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY aT THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. EMBRACING FIFTY REMINGTON AND Na TIONAL TYPEWRITING MACHINES Fho THE CENSUS OFFICE (IN USE FOR A SHORT TIME) ER PROPERTY, CON NETS FOL USE. x Ou WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SEV- ENTH, 1861, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. we shall sell in thie oth and v street yards of the Intarior tw lance of sews<ity___ ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. PURCANSON BKOS., ay SALE OF VALUABLE AT AUCTION, BEING PREMISES. k: AS NQS. 3120 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST AND 1106 TENTH STRER: NORTHWEST. Virtue of a decree of the Suyreme Court of the District ot Columbia passed in equity cause No. 13, 280, Docket No. iz, Twill offer tor sile at auction, im front of the respective pre: and ours hereinafter aad, theiollowing cescrited real extates to wit: At the WALE-PAST POUR G30) SerocK ON MON Sa THE TSNTH A. D., isvl, the north twenty @O) feet front of original idt ten (10) by the derth thereof (ii tet J inch), improved by a brick dwelling house known as 120 11th st. northwest. jereafter the no:th part of lot one 2), 1m Davidson's subdivision of square 41, beginn' for the same at a point on 10th strect 75 leet north \rous the soutieast corner of saidlot one (1) and runmne thence north on tas line ot 10th street 19 fest, thence West 19 eet 10 inch 5, thencwsouth 19 feet, and thence east 19 feet 10 inches to the place of bezinning, itn rowad by « brick dwelling house known a8 No. 1108, Siete cea ere ae SS eemnet penser of the purchaser or purchasers, the said deferred pay- ments to be secured by deed of trust or deeds or trust | upon the property sold snd todraw the lexel rate of Sao ieee sivesn eee a ee ee tice on ae ipadaccmsrsduecarer se ing and recording at the cost of the purchaser or pur- one. CHAPIN BROWN, Trustee, 323 ‘The above property is to be Sold for the P' settline an estate. Later & BLOAN, Auctioncers, 14006 st., near U. 8. Treasury. FINE TWO-STORY DOUBLE RESIDENCE WITH MANSARD ROOF, NO. 3331.0 ST., GEORETOWN, AT AUCTION. On TUFSDAY AFTERXOON, OCTOBER SIXTH, 1891, AT FIVE OCLi ‘we shall seil o, d by a handsome ‘dwe.ting, with all mod- cellar under two-story and monsard ‘ovements, with. ba vaiuding: lane cistern in y verything in ject ropair; bene No. :Sk1 O st.. Georgetown, D. This is vely vaiuab-¢ proverty. Opposite the hand some F.sicence of Mr. Thos. E. Wazwamnan ad in the most desirable sect.on of Gcorgetown, ‘Tess: One-third c% Jance in one and two years, With notes bearing inercat and secu! deed of trust. All conves" $300 depos. to be compix the day of saie. ‘Title periect. LATIMER & SLOAN, so24dkeds Auctioneers, [PHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Heal Estate Auctioneer. required at tue of sae. with iu Biteen days trom DWELLING. SIDE OF B STREET 3 BE DELAWARE AV NUE AND. YIKST T EASI, OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL GROUNDS By virtue of two deeds of trust, recorded in liber No, 1459, 10hios 70 auc { the latid records 0. the Di trict of Colucina, and at the request of the parties thereby secured, we Will sell at pubic auction, im ront on TUCSDA: 14, Of the premi-es. TV , OCTOBEK SIXT. CLOCK P.M, the iodowing de- First, part of square G80. janine for the same at a point on the north line of Betreet distant 127 feet wes: trom the soutieust corner of said square, thence west with said street “M4 fet 4 inches, shencs north 131 feet to an alley 36 ieet wide, as shown on a ict An book 1. 24 teet 4 inches, and. th: Place of beginning, with the improvements above stated, Second, iinnediately thereafter, part of said Square 686. Bexinninz for the same at» point on the north line of B street, distant 151 test 4 Inches west irom thesoutheast corner of said square, thence west With said street 24 fect 4incues, thence north 131 feet to an aliey 236 fect wide, as shown on a plat recorded in the office of the surveyor of said District in book 13, Page 17, thence east a.ony said alicy 24 feet 4 inches, aud thence south 1:1 feet to the piace of begmuinz, with the iinprovements above stated. Terms: O: cash, of wusch $200 must Le de- ited On each lot at tue time o. sale, amt the balance ‘three equal instal.ments in one,’ two and three Years, tor which notes of purchaser, bearing interest from day of sale, and secured by deed of trust on prop- ef goid, will Us taken, oF auieash. at option uf Duar. chaver. If terms are hot compiicd with in ten days frou: day of sale the property wail be resold at Fisk and SiS Scenitinr peecher. eter eight daze. odves- tisement in the Evening Star. All convey. recording will be .t purcii THOS. & WAGGAMAS,) JW. FILLING, “"§, Trustees. s025-d&as THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. PURCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK HOCSE AND LOt ON N BETWEEN THIRD . ETS SOUTH. AND LOT STREETS: ING AND LS Edsis ALSO TWO-eTURY Bhick DWELLIS ST; vO-r KIC il AND LOT ON 9fH STREET, BE1WEEN H AND I NORTHEAS?. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, m the wd day of July, ‘1591, in equity cause No. 13,004, we will sell lic auction, in front o: the preunses On FRIDAY, OCIOBEK ‘1HE NINTH, 1801, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PB. M., Jot ‘numbered ve (109), in, the sud bundred ‘and forty ix (546), in tueeity of Washinuton, in the Dastrict of Columbia, the saie being improved by a two-story’ on the south mde of one hundred and titty iv brick house, ‘street between Third and Four- FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., part ot lot nuubered twenty- three (23), in square huavered eicht hundred and euehty-two (S*2), mn said city of Washinton, beginning for the same at tiie uortheas: corner of square and run Ring thence south 45 leet : thence west 4 leet ; thence orth 45 feet, and thence east fo the Deginung, the Saine bein uuproved by e two-story Urick uouse, at te southwest cormer or 7th aud 1 strests southeast, Another part of Jot numbered twenty-three (23), in AUCTION _SALES.__ FUTURE Days. LATIIER & SLOAN, ancnoneers, 1409 G st, near U. 8. Treasury. AUCTION SALES. FUPUKE DAYS. STERS SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL BSTATE ON THE Mo TOMAC The undernicuet. as tow tion at the court he counts. on Tl itl se}! at pete ame wee door in Tort SDAL, TORE 8? tes “DUTCH BULBS. maeetview an te ae “DIRECT LIPORTATION.” key ant conteinvag. 300 “JUST FROM HOLLAND.“ Terus cf ase. Oue-thind cash om day of ante, the balance im raual ™ So years BY CATALOGUE. CHOICE DUTCH BULBS, EMBRACING EVERY VARIETY OF HYACINTHS, SINGLE AND m day of made, rine nit Gr aj vrowen by the, z . OMDS, Trustee. LATIMER ES SEOAN, Avctioncers <a DOUBLE TULU'S OF FINPST VARIETIES, ME CONN “MORMOE AND “te POLIANTHUS, NARCISSUS, &o. Ror ee To be sold at our suction roomson MONDAY, OC- | 18. sh duly recor in k TOBER FIFTH. 1801, commencing at ELEVEN | (i: 88 at the requrs! o* the ps 2 we enatiy Hiasecathocicper hOcktee iit e304 = LATIMER & SLOAN, Avetionsers | FU SNR LM Salrict atone sid, amd ‘Known as, hots wan nt et te Pposcaneca BROS., Auctioncers, Duvalis aacty mt ®n, ne pown a An ‘vth aad D ots. ow. Comtia, said .0l- (routiar 4 —j 2 Monroe street ai wrath acne Buchanan eve U TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF TE CITY, BEING PREMISES No. 704. NINTH | Ir STREET NORTHWEST—AFINE LANGE bi & DWELLING, WITH ALL MODERN IMP By virtue of a deed of trust dated May 15, A.D. | One-third cosh: balance tm ome and two ISSY. aud duly recorded among the iamd-teconds of | Fars wich unterest and secured by a Gerd oF trnst om the District of Columbia, in Taber No, shi. sotie SNL | Ee ve) Amey aDd re vomit of $100 will be thereby. pu le 7 > be Premises, on i TORER | eon the poo ry SIXTH, 1501.0 FIVE O'CLOCK P. t., the souiow- | Mang curchaece toget wer wath the rored thecely, will be cont ‘ A dey ‘inay be resold ai Fisk an: tug described” piece of parcel ot land aud. prewins CHALTRS ScaNtiDin, situate in the city of Washincian. District of Covuns- | _ee0<16de is KECTLER, ~§ True aud Known end distmcuisied as Buimbered ninsty-seven (V7), in Mattingly an: QPFICE OF pu GAN &BCTLER, rustees', suud vision Of square nutubered red bre, w 1 Sixty-three (30). as per plat recorded 1, Liter W. B. M., folio Ir, of the records of the sur- | VALUARLE BUILDING Sitk ON THE NORTH NeYor's office of tue District ot Coluntia, togethe SIDE OF FLOMADA AVENUE } ETO BLN SIXT 1 toe improvements (heres ASD SEVENTA SUCKER US NORTHWEST Terns 0: sale: Oue-balf of the purchase money in AT AUCTION Qn TUPSDAY cash, balance i im one (1), two Payabe sem) ber annus 30! three equal installineais respec 2) and three (3) years, with mualiy at the rate of Sim secured by deed of trust out or ail'casi, at the of of purchase wil be requ.red at Utne of sa ancing and record, Sule to be Com Bale. zs AMUPENOON, | SEPTEMBER FIVE O CLOCK. we wil oder BIST, Le Droit Park, frontins iad 12 Droit Park, fronting. ‘t'-Aifest on Plorite eve. Dyanaveraee depth of Se Tort tus wane aeee " and shoves desi ot truest to Slate dm cash, or ail TWENT)-NINTH, » Seolkde Surviving Trust at A depontt of UCTION SALE OF UNREDELA i P4 pet omit — AN Wades 3 Ancifueer = Sg ylvanae XH. ide all roo: twe.ve 1 te his tt Cae, kart Tecording at the ¢ Li iF e30-Akaa #@-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON Ace count of the ran until WEDNESDAY,SEVENIH Dak OF OCTOBEIL 18H, sve hour ab wAVCLIFEL, DA _eW0-dkds RATCLEFE, DARK & co., tk, DARR . Au toneers and Set itines, S Son and Match Boxes, Pree anus gu: usm TEN O'CLO and evenings at SEVEN O'CLOCK Until all the lots are sol} “LicLet holders please take notice H. K_ FULTON, Pawnbroker. § JOHNSON, Auctiouser. — seahSt* NSON BKOS., Auctioncers, — wal and Date. a. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED *ROVERTY ON K STREET BLEWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENIN SIREETS NOKIHEAST, WASHINGTON, D. C. _By vircue of a cortain devd of trost to us bearing date Novemper 13, A.D. TSs% and duiy rec nuinbered joLI0 440 ws 80g. ADMINISTRATORS SATE OF TWO AND THRER- AETHER SHARES Ob Orphans’ Court Wu Firtit DAY OF « POM. at the au oy Few sell, at pubuc ses, on MONDAY, TH OF UCTUBER, A.D. It K O'CLOCK PM. the f arcel of land situate m the Washinstom, District of Columbia, being sub 10 in square NO. 85G, Of the National Capital Invest the parties secured theret DARK & CO., Auctioncers, 10 Pa ven, EXTIRE CONTENTS OF . MALNESS. & MWESL AND ATL fion, in front of the pre TWEErd r i. ainuel W. Curriden, treasurer, ond division ‘book No. 15, pace 149, to- | | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court af wether with improvements thereon. District ot Columbia ‘Terms 0. sae: Oue-tiird casa, Balance in three equal instailuveuis sm six (6). tweive ( G5) months, to be secured by "purchaser's to ing interest at 6 per cent per anhuin, interest sciui-antualls, and secured by deed ul trust up property sold, or aii cash, at pure orton lepomit of $100 will be required at tuueo: mile. All gonveyancing and recording st purchaser's ‘cost Premises on WEDN OF OCTOBER, AM. No. T4i9 i assorcinent of Hous 28 the above PEVENTH DAY LEVEN O'CLOCK ‘Terms of sale tobe compited with in ten days oF prop- | Will be sou im lots te sult mime erty Will be gold at risk of defaulting purchaser Harness, and on THURSDAY. 4 . B. WILLIAMSON, Trustee, = | OF OC DORK, ING. et HAL? W. E, EDMONSTON, Trustee, P'CLOCK POM. 1 witli offer 2026-008 Office 300 Sth st. new. | Dourew, LANDY ME ‘[BOMAS DOWLING & SON. Auctioneers TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN | Parties deviting'to nitend. the sale Gr Landower eam THE COUNTY, ON THE BLADENSBUKG | take the 1i-a0 mus, ramet wale at BotRbabysrkery trreSven BY DwELE | scoamas ING AND OUTBUILDINGS. enn ae By Virtue of a dred o: irust recorded in Liber Xo. | J ATCLUFFE, DALI & 60., aucuoneers 1473, folio ‘et 8eq.. one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the juest Of tue OSTORY AND BASTMEN’ ol EE. oo Anon. 10 MSD af S BRM BORE AST POUR OTL OCR EAL toes LOTS 57 AND. nti with that widtu to an story and basen nt orick Footus exch, with aii moder ‘Terms made known at. sale. each Louse at sale. two (2) in the "Monastery subdivision of tue Hick estate, containing seven (1) acres, one (1) Food 0: lore Or less, together with improveineuts, as Said sub: division is recorded 18 Liver 90, folio SiLet seg. of the subject. land records of the District of Column. Prior deed of trust of even date herewith 5k, IN SQUARE uk, street and running beck na however, to a Jor three ($3,000) thousand dollars, ‘Terie of sale: Purchaser to assume the trust for | “we2akas LIF, 20. 23,000, balance in cash, “Terius of sale tobe complied = BATOLAVPE. DARS & rium twenty days oF the property. "will be feaord at | JATIN & SLOAN, Auctioncers, Purchaser's cost. Ail conveyancing at purchaser's To fost. $20) to be pai at Hae of ale TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE, iDeIN BMAX. ndectee paserd iy the Supreme’ Court se26-dkde WILLIAM. BOWN viet of rey 4 © OO. Auctionsers, 920 Pa. ave. awe RA eLarE. Dalai Ms his ade 1 eke OF LOCAL STOCKS, BUS CEE OCLOCK P.M By a ana jour ca) in fur numteed nd BEng bras r orurinal lot mn ware eight Lundred and Btne- ; AL pao sean anit ah : squire eigat hum ty 5) and sis (6) mequare eyit onicimal (320), ongemal hundred ‘ans BLE LOCAL, ry . Bank of Washi 43 shares Nat ington stock. Mi Staare eth umtted and 10 ~hares West lind Nat. Bank stock. ty Oa fesenees akin tee h syuare wight hiituned end seveaty-oue Sea tat Yaa mare acts ae aot res Colunbia 1 ibe Instr stock. 5 > shares Natiousl Cuiou Fire Insurance Co. stock. + 1 Jot seventeun (17) mequare dwt GOS), @Bd oll Square mix bun ‘alls Ice Co, stock uty two U2). 50 jon Loan and Trust Co. stock. 3p shares Capitol and North O at. RR. Go, stock, ‘shares Columivia B. It. Co. stock. 31 shares Metropo.itan R. R. Go. stock. IO shares Washington and Georgetown RR. Oo. 5 shares Potomac shares Washington Market Co. stock, eff SHAKES Na TONAL METHOPOLITAN BANK 1,700 ECKINGTON R. R. BONDS. NASHINGTON MAKEET CO. BUNDS 1918 AND piyQe METROPOLITAN RB. R. CONVERTIBLE pads shore being « portion only of the securities to THE PRINTED LIST WILL BE READY FOR | DISTRIBUTION ON THUKSDAY, OCTOBER FIES' anid YAM..OB MAILED ON APPLICATION r <SON ea ae PENCANSON BROS., Auctioncors, of the purchase money in 4 mt third iu One Sear atid me day 0. sale, the delerred pay the proverty sod im suck approved by tue ourt, Seutum per annus Dai te Will be required All convey aneime st She cost of tie pur- complied with tn fiftern days Property wil be renod et the cost ut the de‘aul'iny purchaser, ena Be aa JUN RIDOUL, = 348 Daw trom day of sa risk se30-dts ‘square nuiibered eight nun ared and eixiity-two (32), iithee:ty of wasiiny on, veginniny fgptile sameat the southeast corner of lot and running ‘thence north 13 feet, thence west 49 {cet, thence south 13 feet and thenice ast to the becunine: the mane bein ia. oved by a two-story Urick louse, on the west side of Boventh street betwern Lend streets southeast. ‘Also aii of Jot numbered twenty-two (22). 4n square numbered eight Lundred and eiguty-two (S62), in sald City of Wasuneton, bexiniias for the same on L street 40 feet from the northeast corner of square, hd run- Bink thence west ii) feet: thence soutis Bl teet to alle} thence east 31 feet: thence north 0 fect: tuence east AS feet, and thence nurth 71 ceet to the beginucne, tue aime netic Improved by ‘a tworsiory brick hotse, on the south side or L street between Oth and 7th streets OCTOPER TENTH, 1801 FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.. lot nuinbered. MM. Lanckton’s subdivi- sion of square ium ‘nine hundred and thirty~ three (33), 1m said eity of Wasuinston, the same huproved by a two-story brick ' ouse, ol east side. Sth street between H aud I stroets noritieast. ‘Terms of selec on each lot: Oue-tiuird Cs) cash, bal- ance in equal payments in one end two years, with in- terest from day of sale, secured by deed of ‘trast on Property sold, or ali cash, at purchaser's option. A. deposit of $100 on each lot ‘required at time of ‘sale. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are Complied with in ten days the property will mold Hak of dotauiuine purcusset ELAM Ak GORDAR,. PPUNCANSON BROS. Auctioncers, EES’ SALE OF \ VALUABLE RESIDEN: TEP RUPLEAY IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE CITY, CON 18. 1G OF A NICE E-STOKY BRICK DWELLING OWN AS PREMISES No. Io02'M’ STRLET NORTH west. Y vir" ti of a deed of trust dated the twenty-fourth cht) aay of Decenbers AD ase end corde ainons the land records of the District fansbia, in Liber 1107, follo 159 et seq. end at the re- SeMeefl at pavinc auction: tn fvuat ot tae premices, Sorrell at yabine auction. age ae WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Hol District 89999 be FIVE O'CLOCK FP. M.. the foliowing: state, situate in the < Fai i i Rep: RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., roraeneetangiowhes skate Avctionesit | VALUABLE PROPERTY. SUITABLE. pe Maxn. SALE OF VAIUABLE 10, AL BONDS AND NG, x Dee R STOCKS AT aucrion. ’*?® FUsbOns. SERS BP anp w ‘We wil! i pubic. Ou MUNDAY AFTERROON, OCTOBER FIFTH. tne FET DAN OF Deon ee oe A | tie, at VINE UCLOCK we il oe neers O'CLOCK P. M., within the auction roows of Katcliffe, Darr & Co.. No.'¥20 Pennsylvania avenue uorthwest, in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, ho following Bonds and Stocks belonging to the estate of Samuel Norment, decease 2: BONDS. ‘Three (3) United States Electric Lighting Compan: $500 each ; interest 6 per cent. A ‘Three (3) Wesl.ngton Gas Light Company of $100 "twenty (3) Union siock Yard Company ot $250 | # catilanleren Oper sent STOCKS. ‘Two hundred and twenty (220) ‘of the Wash- inston Market ‘Sompany:par value $50 each when fully paid in. Containing about larve brick b Banu, ‘Ter: ve mo red U9 doef tftat on proyery or il fou of purchaver. Deponit of 2306 requires Sale, “Terms tobecois lied wit in Bite day Ficht reserved to resell at Kau amd cost ob ne Murtbaser after Ave dase’ wdvectieement af ee URCANBON BRO Forty-three (43) shares of the Nationsl Metropolitan | _*6-d&idy 0 Aurtiowenie, Bore AO) ae Te ee vee tasurence | THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Bal Kitate Auctioneer. ‘pany. par vaiue $30 each, — > a TRUSTEPS SALE OF THREE LOTS, EACH IM- Bory. (40) share of te, Peoples Fire tnsorence | HHSTETS SALE OF THREE LOPS, EACH IM. Fifteen (dy shares or the Gentrai Nationa! Bankot | BRICK DWPLLING, Ty UN'S STU Se. wi paren ot the Denton! Nation TWEEN NokTH “CAHTOL STREET. AND ‘Sixty-five (aya vovuiustos Loan and] FIRST STRERT NOUTUEANT.” AND ONE O! Spee Oe ee (ORTH C. L STREET BeTWEEN M pany ; par value $100 each. STKEE: ‘ul Gan Liekt’ Sompent Neo ie tor Soa Nee ae ioe - iy: No. 7 HO, No. 76s virtue of three deeds of trust recurded: BS east ‘Sper cent interest, andouefor 612, subiter Nos ais jolted Liter Now Tab. "forms of sale" Al’ CASH ON DELIVERY. teksts of Comes nak he cbs Ja8. 8. EDW mj secured. we at CaS one ggcuters. | fn sront of the prea: a ') BEVENTH. inv), ot vt aw) ©. F. NORMPNT, Cen. Nat’ i % RATCLIEVE, Spemcanson ‘BROS. Phe t O'CLOCK B.BL, tote aleb, TW7 and 18 in Liuissel, Brice and dryers eopart of oruciua: iot Tm aguare 62 an per plat im yok da pe 8 of us rere of Us ur yr oan phot with the haiwevucuts aosve wtatede forms: be-idurdcush, of wlah a deposit fom each lot auust be ned ut ance in turer equal insta: Ob the property s0 recorded in Liber | Obt-onet the purcheser. ret in twelve doy irom ‘the Fisk um. cont Auctioneers, : ‘tn and D streets north IC AAS OF OE ENTE INTEREST 3 ga Ss 18, WEST WASHINGTO! y, ‘virtue of adeed of trust, dul -.1370, folio G5et seq., one ot District of Gorumbins ad at ter I fl