Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1892, Page 14

14 REAL ESTATE VALUES. Some Conclusions aa From Re- ceat Testimony, IMPROVEMENTS. MANY A Handsome New Business Building for Pennsylvania Av A Recent Big Pur- chase of Suburban Property--Buildings to Be Erected. FTER A WHILE SOME of the real estate men of this city will be Jus- tified in adding to their Dustuess cards “experts im real estate values” They have been called upon eo frequently of lute to give their opin- tous of the value of property. both inside und outside of the city limits, that they will a come to the conclusion that they must bo regarded a» experts, Not an array of witnesses were forward to testify to the value Of the proposed cite post office aquare. Then it wae mine the judgment of the Rock nomisioners by nexus of the ec suppowed to be acquired by real extate rm of real Now the procons estate Juiges te heude 1 Hall, and the —cominit the House to investiznte th nent of prop- erty im the District benelit of there opinions ns During the past few days a xvod deal of valuable information bie tm thats, way b The committee what differ ity which ext Thore ia, perhaps, no wetion of the city to which the atten- tion of the public has been directed with more frequency during the past few years. I ty values, ax indicated by the many sales, b up with a rap made the © © apparently be ty that has astonish rvative uneasy. It prong in the expansion of the b terests of the city and the consequent demand for business sites that property values have in- creased.neithe e isit remarkable that the valun- thous pimoed ap: »perty three years ago by the assessors should show « marked differ- eco from the quoted market prices VALUPS EXAGGERATED, The general tenor of the testimony that has thus far been brought out by the committee shows that there bas been a somewhat exag; ated opinion prevalent relative to the values of Fetreet property. fruitful source of the subject i all and not sur- siness in- conception om thie me to the practice su general here of speaking of prop- erty Valuesou the basisof so :auch asquure foot. Avis well kuown, the mere per foot pric property is misicading for purposes of patisou. For example, « lot may seil for & Toot and » lot in sam about 24.30 per foot. prt but when the square contents of the two lots ere know: «lone is found to be 252100 feet and the other 25174, then it learned that the cost of the two lots was about the same. The difference im the size of the lot represents the diference im the per foot value. But this latter figure 1s what clings to the mnd of the average citizen, while the square cou- tents of the lot are forgotten. It is therefore of the values of prop- y to mention ouly the per fvot price. If all lots were of the sume depth then the per foot price would be a fair measure of value. There has been no instance of a sule of corner property on F street when the price paid, calculated on the basis of the average depth of 100 feet, has exceeded 221 per square of per neighborhood for On this basis the latter is, of course, an advance on the former, erty in any local, foot. The highest prices paid for im- side lots on the same basis has been about €25 per foot. In both instances there have been circumstances which have tended to make such prices rather exceptional. A conservative of the ruling values of F street property would place inside property at a valuation of from $20 to $25 per foot and Jute at from $25 to $35 per foot. It is Rot meant to be understoo! that the owners would be willing to accept these prices, but that is what would probably be obtained at a | sale under favorable circumstam: Aw far as Vaines given in the testimony before the com- mittee these figures represent the average val- uation, Some FINE Hoses, In afew days ground will be broken at the Borthwest corner of 16th and liggs streets for the erection of a handsome residence, which Will be the home of Mr. Justice Brown, Sev- eral months azo he purchased a lot 471100 fect and he has had plans prepared for a residence, which when built, willbe one ef the haud- somest homes even in that’ locality of fine houses. A few blocks w the south, at the northwest corner of 16th and P Streets, is x fine lot, which was recently pur- chased by Mr. 1. E. Shear. ‘The old houses on this site are being removed preparatory to U erection of a residence which will be another addition to the number of the elegant private residences of the city. Semutor Proctor has Yecently acquired a =pacious building site on Massachusetts ave between 17th and Isth streets and after awhile he proposes to fiuprove it by the erection of a house for his own use. THE LtirER Worse. One of the current rumors during tho week was to the effect that Mr. L. Z. Leiter had sold the residence which is in course of erection on Dupont circle to a New York man. he rea- son assigned was that the owner had made ar- Fangemcnts to spend several years UFOPE. Mr. Leiter is at present out of the city, but these who are in a position to know something of bis intentions do not credit the truth of this rumor. He bas recently purchased some ground ad- ining bis new residence which will make tho uilding site one of the mest specious in the city. In addition to the ground occupied by house, which has a frontage on New Hainp- sbire avenue of some hundred feet, there wiil be ampie lawns on all sides of the house, There was paid for the ground alone more moncy was ever before expended here for a mgle building site. The ground cost con- siderably over £100,000, und 11 is probabie th the howe, which is nearing coupletion, will Cust something Like $150,000. PURCHASE OF SUBURBAN PRorEnsy. Mr. F. G. Newlands has recently made an im- Portant addition to the extensive holdings of suburban property which he has acquired mm the vicinity of this city eituer im his individual name or as the representative of the Sharon estate. He has practicaliy completed the ne- Kotiations for the purchase of 1 son lace, whieh ss Woodiey Lane road. ‘his property is situated just east of the Busey place,now owned by Mr. ewlands,and contains y-turee ecr ‘Phe price paid, it is unite: is consider. ably over per acre. stated to be the intention of the new owner to subdivide this property into building lots some time in te wear future. LAND PURcH One of the large transactions in property re- cently coneluded was the purchase by W. P. Kellogg of a large block of land on the cast side of 13th street between Harvard and Ke: saw streets, Columbia Heights. It cont about four acres, and the price paid was about $5 cents per eyuare foot. Quite a large block of land on Meridan avenue, Meridian ill, aud the frontage of square S400 florida avenue Letween 4th aud oth streets northeast were also recently sold. EDWIN A. NEWMAN'S NEW RESIDENCE. Amother fine residence is to be built on New Hampshire avenue between K and 5 streets, P. Schneider, architect for Mr. Edwin A. New- man. It will be 25 feet wide by 2 feet deep and the length of the lot affords ample room fora front of hous will bo of three stories high. with a and attic. The frout will ‘one and will bo mished basemens have a circular floor will be # drawing room, reception room, library, room, conservatory and butler Jaane "suo koma sclvanchen kon ceceaee & handsome staircase. Each of the upper floors contains five large chambers, baths, Ac. ‘The house will be heated by steam, the kitchen walle will be tiled and every modern uecessary convenience will be introduced to make it ap ot} the plans of which have been prepared by 'T. | Stable, which will alsube built. “the | AN ALLEY HOUSE PROBLEM. The alley speculators havo not ceased in their endeavors to get around the Commission- ers’ ruling relating to the erection of houses in alleys, Some ef the schemes tried are really ingenious. One applicant Feosntiy applied for % permit to buaid a stable in an alloy less than forty feet wide, bis intention being to turn it 0 ndwelling. The Commissioners suspected his motive and refused the permi ‘An interesting case came up in the board root yesterday. Mr. George E. Emmons hav- ing been refused a permit for the erection of three houses on lot 16, square 24, that is, 25th street vetweon M aud N streets northwest, ap- pealed to the Commissioners. The lot is 208 feet deep by SA feet front. The idea of the builder is to erect two houses running back about one-half of the depth of the lot and then by aemall two-story bouse open an en- jtrance into a large two-story house in the rear baving a large hall through the and opening into twenty-four rooms on exch floor. This iast building, according to a recent ruling, was illegal in view of the fact that it wax virtually a series of alley houses having entrances from the twenty-nine-foot alley ou the north The plane were then changed and the alley entrances eliminated. The butlcing inspector still refused the per- mit. Mr. Emmons in presepting the ease to the board heid that his building occupied the THE MURDER OF DR. HILL. ‘The Criminals Narrowly Wsenye Lynching— Confessions of Guilt. ‘The murderers of Dr. Hill of Millington, Md., were lodged in the Baltimore jail last night and thereby escaped lynching. There seems to be no doubt of their guilt Perry Bradshaw admitted to Warden Constantine that he was Present at the time. He eaid the colored people had been incensed by a party of white men who drove along the road in a peach wagon and swore at them. When they began to pick up stones the white men drove away. Some of the colored fellows then said they would go for the next person who came along. The first person was Dr. Hill, Brooks caught his horse by the head and called to some one to hold the animal while he struck Dr. Hill with a stone, Willams then ran up and cut the doctor in the throat witha knife. After jamming the body into the bottom of the cart the doctor's horse was turned around and started toward home. Bradsbaw and Comegys are mere boys, the former about sixteen years old, the latter about fourteen. In appearance they do not differ from the average colored farm laborer. Brook: is eighteen years old. but looks older. He is about five fest seven inches tall and weighs 180 pounds. His skin is light brows and his face fall and round. Williams, although but little taller than Brooks, weighs 190 pounds and has the appearance of great physical 80 SAY WE ALL ‘OF US. beats ’em been the hold which it takes on old the most popular Smoking Tobacco Get the genuine. Ma seme position that a hotel did and should be permitted. Commissioner Donglass entered « strong ob- jection. He held that the whole thing was merely a ruse tu get around their recent regu- tion and for oue he was opposed to granting the permit. While the question was uot submitted toa he permit will be ixsued — the votes Of Commissiondrs Kors and Rossel, ME. GALT's FINK IMPROVEMENT. An important and handsome business im- provement is to be made on Pennsylvania ave- nue. The large store building which bas been eceupied for so many years by BM. W. Galt, Bro. & Co., the Jewelers, is to be practically torn down aud « new building is to be erected athatsite. The irop frout which was built some twenty-five years ago by the Messre.Galt, aud at that time was looked upon as a great improvement, is to be taken out and in its place wil! be built a front of stone of hand- some and artistic design. ‘The interior of the buriding throughout the four stories will be changed entirely, and with the exception of the side walls the structure when compicted will be new throughout. An elevator is one of the fea- tures of the new plan, which will enable the firm to utilize the upper stories, In fact, that is the main motive for these changes, The present store is entirely inadequate to accom- modate the business, and it 1s proposed to occupy the second and third floors with some of the department, ‘The fourth floor will be devoted to workshops. At present the upper portion of the building is used for work- shops and store rooms, bat when the propo changes are made probably the entire building will be utilized for the businoss and its varions departments. ‘The new structure will be entirely modero in ite design aud ap- pointinents and will be « handsome addition to the business of the avenu Wile the building ix being erected the business of the firm will be carrted on at the corner of Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Geo. Lander to S$. F. Lomas, sub 140, sq. 546; 2.600. J.J. Cositnett to Paul Costinett, sub 8,q. south of 1015; D. D. Stone to F. D. Foster, lot 9, block 6, Avalon Heights; €1,000. W. J. Newton to Joseplia H. Houghton, sub 161, aq. 1029; $550. R.A. Phillips to Lotta Richardson, subs 14 and 15, sq. 1021; $ Ww. J. Lewn to 8. L. Phillips, sub 185, sq. 159; £3,800. J. C. Vermillion to A. J, Ragan, sub 47, 89. 326; £800. W. J. Newton to J. O. Phelps, sub 162, wq. 1029; $850. 8. J. Penicks to D. C. Degges, east half subs 4 and 6, sq. 513, €— J. W. Cromwell to John T. Carrolf, part lot 1, sq. 577; $1,150. John B. Cotton to Nellie M. Shields, lot 4, block 41, north grounds Co- lumbian University; @—. Mary Tagersoll to A.W.Fleming. west }/20, block 3, Wesley Heights; =~. C. ML. Lipp tod. 8. Murphy, part 818, sq. $4,800. ‘Surah W. Buttmgham to W. 5. Dodge, jote 4, Sand part 6, eq. 796; 8— " W. S. Dodge to Sarah W. buttingham, lot 4 do; &—. Sumo to Elizabeth’ A. Dodge, ‘lot 5 and part 6. do; @—. Ra. Gunett to F. E. Davis, sub 54,’ sq. 873; &—. 3. H. Cardoza to J.T Tot 8, block Columbim Heights; . &. Olmstead to Barrie, part 14, block 36, do.; $2,000. Same to Josephine J. Brown, part 14, do.. do. ; £2,009, 8. E. Alien. jr.. to ‘T. E. Waggaman, eust ¢ res. “b; —. Hi B. Swearingen to H. T. Brinkendorf, lot 43, block 43, Holmead Manor $2.29. Margaret Lane to same, lot 42, do.,do.; $2,568.75. ALA. Lipscomb to Margaret Lane, i biuck 45, do.; $2,025, J.T, Walden to 0, ireen, lots 66 and’ 67, sq. 1, Chichester; #300, —— The Old Guard’s Benefit. Alarge audieuce attended the dramatic en- tertainment and hop at the Grand Army Hall last night, given for the benefitof the Old Guard, the proceeds to be devoted to an enter- tninment fund for use during the coming en- campment. The hall was tastefully decorated and the stage set with appropriate scenery. performance commenced with a laughable ntitled “Little Sentinel,” in which the appeared: Mr. Wheedleton, Mr. W. Mr. Edwin Baker, Mr. James Kear- A Roth’ Kearney, Miss French Tanquerry. It was # clever per- formance aud created roars of laughter. Considerable interest was manifested in “Tho Old Guard. or, The Cross of Goid,” a military drama in two acts, which followed. The same cast appeared, with the addition of Mr. E. C. Moore and Miss Mabel Richards. Taken all in all the performance was about the average of amateur endeavors and reflected great credit upon the participants, A comsiderable sam was realize ee Union Veteran Legion. The new encampment (No. 111) for Capitol Hill was mustered in last eveving at Golden Cross Hull, over the National Capital Bank, by Dr. Clement, aid-de-camp and mustering otlicer, assisted by Junior Vice National Com- mander Brady, Liew Col. Payne and other officers and comrades of Encampment No. 23, who had brought their colors with them. 1 following were elected and instalied as officers for the current yerr: Colonel, Rev. Green Clay {si Lieutenant colonel, ‘Philip Metzger; major, Charles Waltemeyer; surgeon, Phineas H_ Cleraoun; officer of the day, Jasper E. Snow; chaplain, FE. H. Ripley; quartermaster, Albert |B. Iiuribut; adjutant, Upton 8. Lowdermilk; | officer of the guard, Charles E. Hooks: sergeant | major, Join J. Carrell; color sergeant, Wim. A. | Prate tees, Edward I. Merrill (three Charies E. Hooks (two years), Orville year). After the installation | Gen, Smith made a characteristic address, Opening of Kiver View. River View opens its sixth season tomorrow noder very favorable auspices. During the | winter Capt. E. 8. Randall has made many ex- tensive improvements, including one of the largest pavilions and dining halls in the country ata cost of $15,000. It is situated directly on looking the Potomac river, & magnificent appearance. Large neircle the dining hall and the entire «Lug is lighted with incandescents. Other improvements on the grounds and at the 7th street wharf have been made at an expenditure of £25,000. ‘Tomorrow the Sam'l J. Pentz will leave the 7th street wharf at 11 a. m. and 3p. m., returning to the city at 7:30. —e— Dr. Penrose and the Ri Dr. R. A. F. Penrose, jr., a brother of Dr. Charies Bingham Penrose, who was captured by Wyoming rustlers. arrived at Philade!phia from Cheyenne yesterday,in company with Lawyer D. ‘M. Beringer, and denies the impvtations made against his brother and the party of stockmen whom he accompanied, Outside of Gov. Bar- ber, young Penrose, he says, was the oaly reli- able surgeon in the state at the time the expe- oa started, and he was ‘ed to accom- | pany it at the earnest request of Kis friends, who organized to protect their cattle a contemplated round-up to be made by the rus- tiers two monthe beferp the time fixed by the state laws. y separ- Sted from hia party. which Ss following a day behind, when he was to | became was fc captured, owing the poor condition of hw horse. The story of bis arrest and subsequent release by the United States authorities is well known, and up to this time, his brother declares, no charge or indict- ment of any kind has been preferred against him. Dr. Penrose is now on awaiting a hearing next month, after wi he is expected to return confession is here, The of bis pronvunced false. oe ar ane aa So It Causes Sighs, ‘From Texas Siftiass. | Lt is not impossible to meet with s plump re- fusal from a slender girl, strength. His face ix long, of light brown color and his hair is close cropped. At the examination of the prisoners on \ Blackwell’s Durham the different Smoking’ good smoke Bull Durham A leading characteristic of Bull Durham has always What its excellence first secured, its uniformity has always retained, and it is, therefore, to-day as twenty-five years ago, DURHAM, N. C. AUCTION SALES. Feria pava TATA Dan & as anor AUCTION SALES. FUTORE DATS. JUNCANSON BROS, Avctiqneera EN LARGE DING, AND TWENTY. War Shas 5, NORE SOs" Ewesiv-rocnTn 5 FTERNOON, MAY THIRD, 1892. af'yive OCLoCK we will tell in frozt of the | emisea % PLOTS 18 29, 20, 23, 0%. 5 AND 24. SQUARE 33, Gowtaininae about 417000 eurare, fect a tas | BiSig tion F etraet porth and 220% 19> | fourth street west “wide alleys: | ‘This ie ome of the larseat plate of land in the north. | weet forbuildine poepeses, ‘Terma: One-third. cael bo iron beara (terest, to be wnourl Uy deed cf te Bt obtiom of purchaser: ‘A Tot ak time of esi. “Cotveyaneine, Re. =! Shaner: "Zatate (6 te complied with 10 dn ‘wise right reserved to facil at nk and Tnelyurchaser attee 8 dayn ervertinm seme Bewapaperpablisied im Washitigte vv PERC ARSON BIOS. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. LING & SON, Auctioneers el De aw. rpuouas pow as NER OF F ‘8 NORE RABLE VED LEAL ESTATE, BEING ; NINTH oTKART SOUTHEAST, SN, at FIVE At che pren..s0e SOUTH MALF OF LoT & CARE Rag EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT No Li19 SIXTH STRERT NORTHWEST AT AUC TION Ou MONDAY, MAY NINTH, ago, O'CLOCK P.M. we will sell wn fromt oF Suuare 460. fromtine cle ; ige oth of SS feet @ig ine Toved Dy s irate aw DESY 1 Tw 2), secured by decd of roperty, oF all cash at the @ption of Adepoutt of $100. required at ine ob All couveyaucing’ abd recording at purchaser® OM CHAPIN, W2R-Akda Executor of will of Alfred Falconer. TX. DOWLING & BUN, Auct T'man old smoker, and have at one time or another tried all Tae vera tebowe an fncumbraare of Ve paid im cash, oF all cash, at the ner A deporit of > neg ATE aw ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE 44 E STREET SOKTHWEST AT ACCIION, | MONDAY, MAY SECOND, 1802, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. Mo WE WILL SELL AT LESIDENCK $4 E STREET XW. A COLLECTION OF HOUBE- HOLD FURNITURE. Ke One Partor SEN ERAGING IN Par lor Sus Cen Riture jn suites and odd pieces, Ward: Springs, Feather Bed aud Bed M Extevsion Table, Chairs, Sid Jot of Books, Brus vod Cook Stove, Heatine Sioves, 1_kerrigers d Crockery Ware, Cooking Utenaiiy By ee, &e, all in Goud condition, Mavy” articles honed. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucta, SON LEMOS, Auctioncers, rey LL ST2888 6 BL0a8, auctioneers, 4 1407 Gat, TRUSTEPS SALE 0} BRGY, BEING NO. 1 WEST, WASHINGTON Jer « Y DESIRABLE Pao! Q rikiad HOUSES, Nos. B32 SECOND si i TWO-STORY F M STREET SOUTHEAST, TWo FRAME HOUSES, NOS. 1216 AND SECOND SIRs ET SOUTHRAST. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH, FIVE O'CLOCK, we will ofter for sale, in trout of ‘the Mit aneare 770. Parts lots 2 and 3. aquare north of aquare 743. 28-6 froncy tobe al ey . square 70. These houses are how wisice rood reatal and should coummnd the attention of parties p search of an in- ment, Terms: One-third cash. the balance payable monthly, 6 per cout per aunum, secured by deed of trust on the property wold. oF #1 cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit us 800 On each Louse Required at tue time of sale. If the terms all. Ran \\ = rt of the Fevew and fastidious smokers. remsee, ABI t Pictures, in the world, de only by Tobacco Co., No. 1311 BEING TWO SQUARES ANTUAVENUR, NeAW ‘CONSIs PING LN PA | Thursday night Philip Manda, a farm laborer, TAPESTRY PARLOR SU i MoT. TAEL sale are “not cot in “Rtteen day said that Frisby Comegys made the following statement to him last Sunday: “When Dr. Hill came ont of town Buck AUCTION SALES. Eagy CHAIN Cxt- SCONES, At MCHATS, TENSION TABLES, M BES. CREMONA WAKDIO ok froin tue day of sale rie to resell tie prop | 40 a erty at the risk and cost o: the defaultine purchawsr, Oak Hath ban after 5 days’ advertisement of wuch resale su some Brooks threw a stone and knocked him over, a Washington, D.C. All com- lug at the cost of the purcha FUTURE D. DINING. CHA’ and then while I (Comegys) held the horse Fletcher Williams cut the doctor with a knife, ‘he renson I did not teli this before the jnry,” continued Manda, ‘was because the crowd was too big. Comogys said also that EO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer. VEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE, UN- MEKOVED PIUCPERTY, FRONTING “EI sH- EEN FEET ON TH. rH SIDE OF G STMEET NEAR TWELITH SiKEET SOUTH- EAST. T will offer for sale in front of tho premises on SAT- URDAY, THE THIRTIETH. DAY OF API. 7 at TIVE O'CLOCK P M, part e Tertm taade known’ att GEO. W. STICKS! LATER & BLoan, when they killed the doctor they jammed him into the car Manda is about twenty-nine years of age and bears a good reputation. Frisby Comegys was asked in reference to Manda’s statement and denied telling him anything or of being ulong the road when the doctor was killed, Buck Brooks, when examined, denied the charges against him. Stains that’ looked like blood were found on bis coat sleeve and on his shirt, He said it was molasses. letcher Williams was shown a knife which he had Saturday night and he identified it by ‘Auctio: 2407 G atreot. KESI WITH “DOW STONES AND AND ALL MODERN IMPROVE- N. ert VERY, HANDSOME NEAR Di ter FIVE O'CLOCK anick in the stpall blade. Marks like blood | {ii sell}ot 41, were found on the knife handle. Williams’ at- | aventie tention was called to this, but he simply said: | depth of about 3 aan ee “1 can't help it; I know nothing of the affair. me gy aly eer — A Place for Dublin's Parliament, In the house of commons yesterday Daniel Crilly, nationalist member for Mayo, caused @ good deal of amusement by a question a dressed to Mr. Balfour, the leader of the hous Fits ihout and ason'h tunity to aecur ood. accessible sud rapidly advancing ne, O00 cash, balauce, with interes purchaser’ All con cou on the subject of providing quarters for the sak torus s0"e font home rule parliament, Mr. Crilly asked Mr. baTl Balfour npon what terms the Bank of Ireland had acquired possession of the Irish parlia- ment honse on College Green, Dublin. I (Mr. Criliy) thought the question one of im- portance in view of the near appronch of howe rule. [Laughter.} Mr. Balfour said he had w knowledge as to what the terms were upon 1 the bank acquired the property, but bad no doubt Mr. Crilly could ascertain upon in- quiring at the proper quarter. He (Mr. Bai- four) felt quite certain that whenever Irish home rnle should be established there would be no difficulty in securing suitable premises for an Irish parliament. [Laughter.} In the house of commons jast evening Mr. Clark’s motion in favor of local government for Great Britain and Ireland was rejected by | & vote of 74 to 54 FUTURE DAYS. RATCHEFE, DARE & ©9.,. Auction cers, 920'PENNA. AVE. N.W. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ‘ FRENCH PLATE RISING ai FRAME Mn. ADMINISTRATOR'S | pu 0 or TABLE DINING ND GLAS= WARE, EIICHEN REQUISITES, ICE BOX, CARPETS, ko. NIAINED IN HOUSE NO. 1315 Q" STiten? NORTHWEST By vircue of ler of tho Supreme Court of the jor prom District o: Co jou, on ta FRIDAY, couimnenr dauure, Car- ie above Louse, to which the ure is eatled. ‘AIA A. Da apzo-dkds = KATCLIF $2-THE ABOVE SAt “ eq eran until TUESDAY, MAY THIRD, at suiue hour and place. KATCLIFFE, DAER & CO, ap20-d&dba Coming Back From the Grave. Fourteen years ago Charles Edwards Lichel- berger left his home in Middletown, Pa., and wont west, where he dropped the name of Eichelberger and wrote to his friends in the cast over the name of Charles Edwarda, Why he changed his name nobody knows, A fow weeks ago his sister, Mra. John Zimmerm received a telegram’ announcing his deat She telegraphed funds to have the body brought 10 Middletown at an expense of £240, It was buricd aud the family mourned the man as dead. ‘This week the stepfather, John Mathias, received a letter from the alleged dead son asking for information from home aud stating that he had not had a letter for some time. The theory is that another Charles Eawards at Creede, Col., obtained Eicue berger’s mail and was foand dead with one Mrs. Zimmerman’s ietters on his person. M jax 8, Administrator. DAWR & CO, Aucts. Auctioneer 1407 aud 1409 G at, LATER & 81085, IMPORTANT SALE OF ONE HUNDRED JAPANESE CARPETS AND RUGS Arrest of a Milwaukee Professor. Prof. A. K. Linderfelt of the Muwaukee Public Library has been arrested on a charge of embezzling city funds, He admits having taken $4,000, and the accountants say the de- falention will umount to £5,000 ut le: Linderfelt is president of the National Library Association aud is a noted Volapuk scholar, Denouncing Governor Barber. The settlers of Johuson county, Wyoming, have forwarded a series of resolutions to Sena- tors Warren and Carey end President Harrison denouncing the action of Acting Gov. Barber in permitting an invasion of Wyoming by an armed force of men and the employment of United States troops for the removal of civil risoners, in violation of the constitution of ‘yoming. The resolutions furthermore de- clare that @ continuance of the range cattle business within legal limats 18 compatible with the best interests of the county, and that protection will be given to all engaging in such business as long as they abide by the law of the land. ‘The Fitzimmons-Hall Fight. James Carroll and ‘Parson” Davies, man- agers respectively for Fitzsimmons and Hall, have decided to hold to the agreement made when the match between their principals was consummated, that the fight shall occur in No- vember or December. An Optimist. From Texas Siftinsa, Gilhooly—“Why don't you propose to Miss Longeoftin? She is dead gone on you, and she is rich besides.” Gus De Smith—“I would encourage her a little if it wasn't that she is lame in one leg. “For heaven's sake, man, don’t ba a pessi- migt. Don't look at it that way.” “Don't look at what?” “The situation. of course; don’t say she is lame iu one leg, but remember that she bas one leg she is not lame in. Look ou the bright side of things. Bean optimist. Dou't be a pessimist, hos FOR SPRING AND SUMMER, EXQUISITE DESIGNS, TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED 300 TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS, ALL CHOICE PIECES, TO BE SOLD AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 1407 G STREET, MONDAY AND TUES- DAY, MAYSECOND AND THIRD, AT ELEVEN A.M. AND THREE P.M. EACH DAY. THESE ARE ALL CHOICE AND ELEGANT PIECES, AND THE JAPANESE CARPETS ARE PARTICULARY ADAPTED A FOR sUMMER LATIMER & SLOAN, Use. x 4 ap2a-3t Aucifoncers, GpPORGE W. STICKNEY, suctioncer, 416 Ne iew York ave nw. VALUA ES ON T STREET BE- aw PNTH AND | NI ENTH RURER TS NOH) St AND TWEEN eee ee Her Reminder of an Engagement. From the Portland Telegram, She (shortly after the blissful silence that the delicious affirmative brought about)— “Darling, now that we are engaged, I have the right toask you a question, have I not?” He—“Most certainly.” ‘She—“Ana you will answer truthfully?” He—“Of course.” She—*What is the string tied around your finger for, then?" He—Great heavens! To remind me that I am already engaged.” ps saci Ra ‘Where Rosewood Gets Its Name. From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, ‘Many people suppose that rosewood takes | its namo from its color, but this is a mistak Rosewood is not red, nor yellow, but almost biack.. its name comes from the fact that when first cut it exhales a perfume similar to that of the rose, and. although the dried rozewood of commerce retains uo trace of this early per- fume, the name lingers asa relic of the early history of the wood. esisanalone. eased ‘Then Each Admires His Own Kindness. VEST AND) r NEW HAMP- 4 E AND EIGHTEENTH STRERT THWEST, TO Cloak ‘THE AFFAILS OF NVESTMENT COMPANY. On FRIDAY, APEIL TWENTY-NINTH, at HALF- PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, PM. 1 will ofier for sale in front of the premises, all of ists 86, 87, BS, 89. square 132, froutivg ay a whole GO fet ub ‘I street betweant Usthand 1th nw.” And immediate ant’ 42 fect trot of lot Is Uy 100 fe Said lot in sunare 132, Det we shire ave. aud Ibth street Jot 18 by 5 mz routing 42 tee! tween New ‘Terms: One-third cash, the basauco in one aud two yeu 8.6 per cent, payable semi-annuaily, seenred by of ‘ash.ut the 50 required if eale are not se thereafter the et 1 depth of | at a X Adeposit ot Of sale. If torias of een days from the day of sule right reserved to reaoil the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days’ 14 scent of such resale in wome Lewspape: ub, Iished m Washington, D. ©. Alt convesauelug aud din at the cost of thie paicuaser. GLU. W. SLUCKNEY, Auct, t2-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED ON Ac- gount of the weather to TUESDAY, MAY 1HIKD, 1892, saime Lour and place. ora ‘GEO. W. STICKNEY, ap29-at ‘Auctioneer, Mo" tesce sae iF VALUABLE PROPERTY. - Raters, DARI & CO, ai TKUSTEES' SALE U: of Ap 32, F wale to the uighest TWENT ‘Terms of sal wo equal inst MAY, 1892, smuve hoot and auction. in Trout of the 8 Also part of original lots G and DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers ‘GRAND PUBLIC AUCTION OF FINE HORSES, The tiemlemy wiil be lighted by electricity, Beating aecom) Furth rs cost of the defaulting purchaser. Gr R stock SEN LION. On MUNDAY, MAY SECOND, ot HALF-PAST FIVE Dav iucbe. three-story the peoverty, attec six doy dtrhkkand cost of purccaser in [Ate # LOA, ‘Auctioneers, commenct: ‘A. MILTON AND OTHER | {1 , VINE DUCKIN tainty SNO acre MAV SEVENTH, 1592. mou duck abound. Ses Nortolk Landmark for par eulare gr addiese POLLARD BUS. 00 ay Notfolk, Va. OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP. 4 LOY 14, BLOCK 8, ON HARE: UL IN SLE DROIT FARK N.W, 1@ 4th day socket SO sabia, ‘and Thomas M. EN OOM ERTY, BE ES BOO! WOOD AY! Cae bine WASHINGTC fader and by virtue of a decree ral. 189) the supret a Wan Ke Shaw tw complain ‘et al are defendauits BURT 14 TRISTE, Trnstee assed thi SEER the entire hotmedl ished in new about EDUCATIONAL ers ‘Vth sud D ats. n. PEREMPTORY, SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING Vor M, ON N AND OSTHERTS E TH STRERT E. DUNCANSON PPPrCaN8ON BHOS, ‘Auctonee! LOT LANGUAGES, AD 183 s 2 P spre wentar7. x PM. 1u front of the premises, the iol! real prop- NORTE r vt Bra: in the Anue apd Luropes towit: All that ps ot ind amd premie | 9 O3, ae Z ERE eA lying and being in the Cit y ud Dis ST FOUR O'CLOCK, Students may bow uy time Inia, known aud dis ue premises, by authority of syndi- id fore co ihe brett Park. eand iscapabie of subdivision, One-third cash ‘and the balance in mente i one and two yeara, with ine vest from day of sale at the rate of 6 per cent per vayabie semi annually, to be secured by the ‘ory hote of the purchas?r aad deed of trust on operti Il cash, at th of $500 will bo'req 18 of sale, ALL ec s coat of the purchescr. ed wit withi ten aay reserve the Fight to re. k abd cost of the dufaniting Lots 9, 10, 11, 1 Lot 15, block se B78 18,24, 15, 16.and 17, BLOCK 6. THINIDAD. 3, frinta To tet om Matreet and com i: 3, fronts 52.96 feet on N street and Lot. 17, ts, 19, 20 and 21, block 3% each front 50 fect on N treet and rach cottain 7.500 feet, : PUPIL OF preparst to titer umaber ronat Mille, INCLUSIVF, IN SQUARE ¢ These iets are ac a in neihborbood ‘ue-thind cash, balance tn atx tes to bea: G por cent interest, POS ae 2 to be secured by deed of ‘trust iL the property at the purchase. twelve months, Ble sen iy NDUEW A LIPSCOMB, a ou premises auld. or all cas ee eee Tot i 6, fronts 67.32 fect on O street and | {yee™ Say OF alt FRANK T Trustees. | cojitains 12,633.11 Seyancin, i ~ tie ats 19,16 and 17, bidek 6, each front 50 feet on 0 pled with am Alte Se oe apl8-dkas street aud eacheon 00 feet, serves to Foto at the rai a eyes. | Mi proud hives Dae eed eee ss This i6 uo Of the best opportunities to obtain fine | Chaser after hve days advere fsach reso in | ayeghsoeck ny Schock. Going: Se THE ABOVE SALE 1 ding lot prices, in this rapidly | sume nowspaper published in Wastvineton, 1. —— e =. Bustase gout Am GATLLARD'S sciiuol, AGE aut of the rain DUNCANSON BROS, Ase yUNCANSON BROS, Auctiones ‘doth and D sircets northwest. OF VALUABLE OWN Ass TEV NTH AND FOURTEENTH Sikcers wet UWeSt. WASH Nod ‘ Dist KIC POLUMBIA, dict By virtue of a deed of con — ee, bearing date Lith wd reconied tu ber Nes day of April. A.D. 189: 1669, foo 26, one of tie land records of the Dustrict of Coluubis, the undersigned, am trustees, will offer for eale at public antcuen mm fr MONDAY, (HE NINTH DAY. at FIVe O'CLOCK P.M. e city of Washington, Di AND MADAM? LANL . authors of a new a ) one Uscorated, (Ser years; not apaually eed of “trust on prop erty sold, or ull casis, at optivu of purchaser, A deposit Of $100 required ci'euch lot at tinue of sale. iy AC. aE zna to be comp Ti fifteen faye, ctherwise rigut and costof detauliicg purchaser after Fucmentia sume Lewspaper published fou, D.C DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TCLIFFE, DARK & CO,, Auctioneers, 920 PENN AVE NW. FRAME HOUSE NO 504 ELEVENTH SoU pre TEE ANDEEW A. Vith wud Fa FRANK T. BROW ‘316 5th ow, winal method, LEGE OF COMM DE | 623 La ave. omy ck Learn to use th quickest preparet course. 10 x, reailere and the phobostay hy exp nenoed report the Enelish, business and evil sere P20-Akds ANCERY SALE OF, M TRUSTEES’ REAL ES BETM EE: REEL SOUTHWEST | da NpTREEE SOUTHWEST | dam aa FOUL-AND-A-HALE fe passed by the Supreme Court of the juimbis in equity cause No. 13715 (De- just Lridwell etal) we will seli at public enuives, on TUESDAY, MAY » at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, ail of sbered 88, 8%, if the subdivi- 44 Perprare TWO-STORY STREET ais ¥v yASHINGTON 0! pow twenty -thind year organ, voles, flute, ‘cornet, ke. Pree adv pare, OR, BULLAUD, Director. SLUCUTION Di isa TE sVsthw . Ss Corsect Enelish tars were private lew. fous “Mim ELIZABETH KING, 50; Bast Capitol = Bt) o7 KANT RVATORY OF MOBIC, Tian, o bie We eat twenty CH in square two hund how known as sub lot proved by aange brick gauted by” Cans, im of ordzivval le 7, 1S um lo by Barnard, Lipscomb and kidout, ¢ corded in Jaber 19, folio 82, in "the ‘3 office “of the bistrict_ of | Coluubia the west aif of allof original 1Wt9 in the same MAY THIRI ‘O'CLOCK, we will sed, in PART OF Lor 6, SQUARE red by two hotnes, No 504 Eleventh street and 3 Pennsylvania avente southeast, frouting $4 euth street aud 36.90 fect ou Peuusyl- Cnn D, 1892, the 2 red and fifty-four ¢ ial Jot 8 re, frowtinue om Improv O11 the west fo me. «hind of the purchase money . balance iu One (1) ahd two (2) Sear with interest frowi the day of cle, payable weui-aunually. for wl : ag Mio Wry Ciie-third eash, balance in one and two | PUflsser will give ‘promimory totes, secured by & Lowe quired of the purchaser at the wme of sale. All “conveyancing, &e.. purchasers cont. Taxes will be paid to dav of al: If terms of sale be not complied with in fifteen days trom day of salo the trustees reserve the right to re sell the Property at the cost and rink of defaulting pur. chuset after hive days’ advertisement of such resale in some newspaper in the city of Washinaton. all betouwini to. wei., deceased, bis beitun street s.W., fe of Mone’ Si the thne of" the y ured st the time of sale Paled with in 1> daysor the right to ris ied Bi E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. *, TRESTECS SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVE! REAL ESTATE ON VIRGINIA AVENUr B TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STKEETS SOUTHEAST. By virtu» of adeed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 1302, follo 300 et weq., of the land records of the rict of Columbia, and at the request of the par:y. thereby secured, we wil, well ut publicanction infront ot the promies’ on SATURDAY, MAY. SEVENTH, at HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lot 7 ‘and part of original jot 8 sguaie 760, Washington, D.C. Begiuniug from said frout of lot 8, at the northwest corner of suid Jot 8, om the line of Virginia avenue, and ruuning thence east along said avenue 35 fect, thence svuthwest Fdly ar ight angles with, sil uveuae J16 feet inches, thence due south "25" feet to the south line of said lot, thence west to the west line of enid lot, thence north 35 fect, and thence northeastwardly at rut Tes with aid’ fermns: One- NokWoow issrirere 2 cont eal & BOARDING AND DAY _SCHOOT, FoR YOUNG tins to be Cont LADIES AND LITELE Gill Fesell at th with interest 2 -aunuaily, or all 1 purch: isit of $100 required at time of wale on eactt parcel id, and the terms to be compltea with by payment cal, oF one-third cash aud: K1y! -o within 15 days from day of sale. pirchasers, The sale will be made in lots are above de-eribed, beginning ur-auid-a-Lalf street. JOB Bal 00 Sth et m ANDREW A, LIPSCOMK, Trustee, ‘Mertz. buildin, cor Jith and Fst nw, JOHN RIDOUT, Trustee, ‘O44 Dst nw. de hy at rei Vat time f016-te For Guus Axv Youxse Lavus A Modern HANCERY SALE. ©) REAL EsTAT: IMPROVED M STREET F VALUABLE IMPROVED ye Dv. NORTHWEST. By virtue df adecreo of the Supreme Court of the District of lumbia. passdon the 1%th day of April, Teo, tn euuity cause No. 13734, wherein Necat ‘High Grate Boanfing and Day School. L. Walker ‘et ais are coiuplainaute and Charles Edward Wardell, intant, et als. are ueteudanta, tie | Uudersumed trustee will for male at | PUBLIG AUCTION ON MO! Tie "Siyr DAY OF MAY. Js02, a PLY: y i frout of the premises, MOUNT VERNON SEMINAKY, Sa 1200-1104 af st and 1124-1228 Lath et en m FHURSDAY, MAY FIFTH, 1802, at EIGHT | ¥#! LOCK FM. we will sell at the Waahinzton lading uy, Ob tile coPuer of 4d aud I sts, ‘consisting of hunters, backs, sca, cobs and ponten, Oo) ie followins descibed real ¢*- tate, 9ith te “upraveauongs thereon str ey vorthwest between 20th and JOtL tteeets, Weat Wasu...gtou, District of Coluubia, to wit: Parts of_jo’a uiuintered ong Lundred aud soveute-eigi.t (278) and ‘cue “Mundred aud seventy-nine (Li Square numocred forty (40), Veginuing for the Polws ods al wbrect 1orzy-one (al) feet wx West from the ‘woutheast corner of aid squans ug thence West with M street twenty-thie 2 Thoronghly equipped in all departments, Special advantages in Literature, French and Ger- man ard Muste . A Home in which students have rare advantages for social training aud experience. Myssene, samitation and physical comforts of the most approved modern kind. avenue to the place of begiuninz. ch $100 tanst be ta three eqaal in- tee months, for ing interest from third cash, paid at time of sul Stallmeuts, iu six, twelve and ct ‘Which notes of the pu Dear day of saie and secured by deed of trast un the prop- erty sold, will be taken, or all cash, at option of pur- of Ww jad the bala er ALIMER & SLOA: chaser. if terms are not complied with in | feet six (G) meches: thence orth ope Lundred aid 7 L tweive days from sale the proverty will, De rewold at | twunty (130) feet: thence east tweaty: thee (2: —— See KLUZABESS 3. GOMREA, AUSTEN'S! SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON | rink “wud cont of defanitiye pusciuser. All convey: | sisi 4 ‘and thence south ube hundred sui | JalG Principal FOURTH STREET NORIMWEST BETWEEN G Pure huser's cost, front ¢ tte the place of bcteniies Smprove! bya thive-siory Ucick dwelling, bang du: 2000 Mt pretas Opart of street murtivwes - a 4 she Supreme Court of the | x.» waaas ee anaiidads_ | “trae civa’e prescribed by the decree araome-thit | GT,JQH™'S COLLMON Sol seater and ethern wee ‘ cf the purchase money iu cash, wud to Peudue nu tee 36 3 che tderssiad ‘trtato-n apc | RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO, Aucuonecta fae Ristsitcenieut une su two youn watiacerest | : ae jou docket 26h the uadersicned srastonn, — = Z rep | {uly the day cf sale. yayutie semianntalls, securcd | JRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL. 7 ETS a ee ee TAUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED | by the promissory notes of the purchaser ude wet Schacpannand premenave ecnen © sores ’ Tot 3 Pi ING NO S13. LSEREET SOUTH | of trust ou the preies sold. oe bt caate a the ofany wade, Ineludsuz conewe propara‘ory werk 'D.G.. trating 2 tect Ea O38. DO Sr the puechaser: A detonit ut @200 will be nequive! | “el THos Wnt ‘with deptil of 100 feu a ms of sec are mot compiicd aay San Sg eS writt"an fifteen day foci dateot sale the trustee’ | NGI AMY C1 One-third in cash, balance ia one and Serves the rignt to feaell at the nak and cost uf the ae. | 4 i ‘al iistallments, for which the notes of ‘beariug U por ceut per aunum, will be mid by decd of trust pon the Dremis ‘A deposit of $2200 will ve required at. tcouply with the tern Ye 10H) Bac, OF the PLoperty Will er ten dasa’ advertisement at the risk aud 3 ‘bi, where Annie H Nasu ct al are complainants aud Ase Robert Clark et al. are defendants, the aud Siluiler forsale to the huchest builer om ¥ MAY 'S!COND, AD isoe, at- HALE-PAST. FOUL LOCK VM, tw froat ot the premises No 813 L“street. sonttienrt. ‘the followi'y teal "property. fo wit: Ail ‘tht pleve and pareel of lang and’ Tyme and being tm the city of Wasingtom ad D: oe a known ‘and distinucuishcd as pert of Square 030, beehintiuefor the same 1 are, froute west from the nort! feet, thence south 2B feet, thence norte G2 fect to giuniux, toxether with the improvements, consisting of a three-story brick dwelling. ‘Termsot saie: One-third cash and the balance in two equal iustalimente, faulting purchaser. Ali couveyancing and recording at the cost of ths purchaser, = J. 3. WILMARTH, Trastee, _ap26-dkds ine uw FP MOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneer Fi SIN mn THE SPENCERIAN BUSIN| Car. 7th wnt Data Twonty-seveuth acholastic year beean Teed: temb D “ ol “em TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE 1} ED PROPERTY, No. 1101 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVi- © NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. by virtoe of edeedof Cust, dated March 6, 1890, aud duly recorded ia Liber 1975, tulio 14 ‘et seas ove Of the laud records of tue District of Columbus. aud at the request of the party secured thereby Sell. at public aucrion, 3 front of the Brenises, on FRIDAY, MAY SINTH, 1892, AT HALF-PAST FOUL OCLOCR ¥. M., jot 3h, in Lester A. Bares et ais, subdivinion of Part of syuare ‘No. 72 ss the said sub division appears on recvrd in book 1G, page 100, the records of the surveyors office for said Distric:, fronting 22 feet 9 inches « ‘Hampal-ire aves ue BW, lunproved by a turee-story aud bascinent liv stone muse contaiuing 10 Datta ali moderu improvewente; Lestod Uy tur: GE £. HAMILTON Sun busi v. KAPPLE, e Toows Nervices of wraddates alm ats very bus Urated aubual auiounce:neut, comtannttix full tion, Mim SAKA A. SPS EY Petnonest ait Pronvet Iss BALOH'S CIVIL. SPRVICE Txsily a . 1207 10ch wt ow. une aid cichtecn months, With interest from day of wale, at the rave of U_per cent per payable we ly. to be by Promissory notes of ihe purchesor und deed of tract ou the peoperty.or ali casn,at the purchaser's option, A do- posit of €200 will be required of tue purchaser atthe ine of male All couves auc.me and ‘recondihg a te Cost of the purchaser if terias of sale be no: complied with within teu days frou tine of wale tho trastces Te. to resell. the property at the Fisk aiid ing purchiveer OF GROCERIES "AND. TAINED IN SURG CWEN ut VENT, WEST, BY AUCTION iso ky BAKING AN HACCOS, | SARDINE AND JAMS, BAU * Taman tat Aico scared by NG ESD az Tcl } ares dace ait wath intereat at 6 SAN fonda oF ail cash, ut option of purchaser. LOT OF TOYS aoe ASSORTMENT OF | _ap18-d&ds Fendail building ean reat peg ‘ail eo Bn a ¥, MAY SECOND, 1892, BEGINNING NCANBON BROS., Auctioncers, corditu at purchaser’ cost, If terms of sale are. mot eee ee Te D hand Dstenw. | omplied with trastees reserve the right to rese'l th: W Ole ABOVE NAMED ALL “THE GUODS CON AIRS NW enIN 40 WaLCH WE TSVEL Ale RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., 29-58 Auctioncors ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionecrs, EE-STORY PRESS-BRICK BAY. DWELLING, NO. 1229 L STRENT IWEST, MODERN "| IMPROVEM. FEEL 43 INCHES BY 100 FE: b ALLEY property at the risk andcost of the defaulting pur: peeves cig pur "H. BRADLY DAVIDSON (pr 3. ‘Trustee. JOHN & DAVIDSON drustes 8, 87; cold 50: solid wold pimten, 244. 1 work wasrautecd sirictiy firetciae aud iovey cheerfully refunded on any operation proving usa dacactory. Des? Reus, DARE & CO., Avcts, TRUSTEES’ SALT. IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE 84) OF THAT VALUABLE HOTEL Pi KNOWN THE IMPERIAL HOTE! FACING ON PENS SY LV ANTAL BETWEEN THIKTEESTH AND FOU! a STREETS NOKTHWEST, CONTAINING EIGHTY THREE SVATO! FICE FIXTURES, By vistao of a deed hu trust duly the 2 un. Gertinned teustece will offer for tale, by able aux: Sou in froat of the revises, oe ue OF PALBO NS, corner 0th and E ste uw. Listy in all ity branches, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT. IM- PROVED, WiTH BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, NO. 405 FOURiM STKEET NORTHEAST, NEARS 1ANTON SQUARE. By Virtue of two certain decds of trust, dated Sep- tember $0, 1889, and duly recorded im Liber 14:51, at folio 7 aud 13, ‘respectively, of the land records for the District of Colunbia, and ‘as directed by decree of ‘ the Supreme Court of District of Columbia, in cause ENS, | No. 12854, equity, we will sell. at public auction, iu ‘eT TU | front of ‘the ou FRIDAY. tho SIXTH DAY of MAY, 11 at “PAST, FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described rea! estate, situate int the city of Washington, D. C.. to Part (S19), poeiouine for te samme. sta potwe irty-aly (813), bevinuing for the same st a point thirty-six Jeet aouth irom the northwest corner of said orsiual Weshallsell in frowt of the premises iuches of lot 8 by the depth nofiots Now. 8 and i of 23 feet dy sby 10Y fect to aicy, with improvements; wa giwoling, uicderm imroven ta, 'f rms of acle: One-third casb. of whieh $0) must ¢ thine of sale: balance in one and two Feary, ith ingerent at 6p payable ually, ‘cured by deed ot ttust gu property sold, oF cil ¢ ‘option of purchaser. ‘Terns of sale to" be compli 4th in fifteen days, otherwise right reserved to resell notice by advertisement, wult, Convey LOCK PM, Spec CROWN AND BRIDGE WoKK OR TEETER WITH. OUI PLATES. ‘Teeth that have decayed and broken away may be perate :3 upon tis aystems. cruvwus enprofied upen ‘Of ‘life and made ne geod ‘every was as uatuta! onos, 10 be & Saccese au artificial croth wus be ao cometracied thet Wahail pecmuapeatly arrest decay at ti broken eud of the rootlaba stroug enoueh to prevent s.littime of Ue rout or Ureakiig }vose frum iteattachiet~. "Weeks tbat our crowom bave all these requiteiseata,auad whet coubined with bridge wore. witicn cubeiste ia supply Soe teeth tat have been extracted, ake= the 108 Ueautifal sud durable apriiauce ever devi-ed an ® substicute for the natural teetis, all this without bunte to cover the Tuol of the mocth. The advance: vent i deaintrs har boon erent ie jut fom Fourm Yeptpace with thes improveureuteand theute of the Evans Pari: te are wesured uf reel vinw tbe beveRt of thes", percticed ands} pied yn the most skillful and weeisti! tastner. “Our prices for tim class of work will be Joust ow ‘ss In couniateut Sith Bret‘clame work aud best mate iia,” We perform Riise artinclel tet cn sold plstines ‘robber rey ia, old. Extracting without pain, lot and running tieuce east ‘Afty (50) “test, tachee feuiltstsicen (16) 100i thence ‘west Atty (30) eee Ekcnce north sixteen (16) eet to" ta wid z; 2 Gpe-third cash balance in two equal mn = wo imstallmeute, af sand twelve monty with" Ineceeet from day of sele, secured by deed trust on the property, or all cash, et a. 200° deposit at time of sale. Terms to be fully complied Wath wittin seven day's, or the property may be rewoid. nciue, Se ab east of purchaser By the ia of the defaulting purchaser you five Gaye ¥x. i ertismnents DAE WB. DUY Ls steo, vs WM.W. MeDON, frostce Sw, cor 2ith and G my ap23-dkds LATER & 810, a1 1407 G street, OR FURNITURE, WIN- THES AND EASY CHATRS, LDING BEDS iy HANDSOME SULLES, WITH , PILLOWS AND BOLSTE! KING™, LARGE NOMBLK OF SEPA- HECES OF CHAMBEK FUI Bai MCQUE:, BAUSS#LS AND INGRAL! My MALds A. SPATR CAKPI OAK WALDNROU:S, TOILET WALE, DINING ‘ROOM, FULT Ce GLASS WARE, KITCHEN RE on MONDAY i101 |DSOME PLUSH PA. ATOW Diaby, COL A NUMBER OF Fv! ES, VEL on TRUSTEES’ SALE OF D) BLE Horses RIKER Any O8 TWENTY-FOUI? NORTHWE! é phsielet of Cohuusbie 13,184, docket ceree of ay ‘32, the HOSHONS DENTAL PAMLONS, ->TAULInIL i z 620 and ae erate eae Bicht ia streets between 2-and ts sell a superior collection of hot "This: pape Den condition and should ait -class goods. ti ‘who de- VAN, LATIMES: ‘Auctionéers, From Harper's Bazar. First Philanthropist—“What have you been doing for the past five or six years?” Second Philanth: “J have been cellec- tung money to assist poor negroes to emigrate to Liberia, What have you been doing?” First Philant 1 2"Tve been collecting ‘Under the power contained in s mortage dated the 3d day of Jy, 1877, and recorded among the land records of county, Maryland, in Liber LL. Wa. ‘Transcript ‘Miss Elderbody—‘I don's see what anybody can see in that Mise Prettiwun. She's not at ONire McCkim—“Oh, well;it doesn’t make 60 much difference in her case, you know. She isn’t likely to keep her name long.” By Dwirict of Cohumb.s, in E wherein Isaac ‘Nathaniel acy A RUSTEFS’ SALE OF A LOT AND DWELLING SITUATE Peake OF COLUMBIA. > Jat ot Cou iy funy Couns ar haha = Braxton et Braxton ct al. are deveudant ubbe aucti in frou MAY Bix]