Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1892, Page 6

THE BIGGEST SHOW ON EARTH. Many Thousands Visited the Barnum & Bailey Cireus Last Night. The immense crowd that filled the vast tents Containing the Barnum & Bailey circus last night proved the popularity of that clase of en- tertainment when presented in the most com- Plete and artistic manner. Every grade of society was represented. Foreign min- isters, Senators, Representatives and offi- cials of every grade with Indies of Tecognized position in society and children who are being bronght up in the most luxurious manner. Side by side with these were the gov- ernment clerks and their families, the business man, the mechanic and the laborer, each with his wife and. children, all cither comfortably seated or waiting to be shown their seats, « that they might witness the greatest show on earth. wat 1g before the hour for the opening of the exhibition tent y nd those wh to secure seat The crowd ; the commence ie even of ad- pped and several thou- ment of the perfor: mission tickets was st sand were turned away, althongh many of them begged admission, expresieg their wil- lingness to stand. From the moment one passed the doorkeeper there was a constantly changing scene of we der and interest. In the menagerie tents there were animals of every deserip' many of | them the rarest specimens ever seen in captiv- rved seat had been | DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. DELEGATES APPOINTED. ‘The Commissioners have appointed the fol- | lowing gentlemen delegates from the District of | Columbia to the national Nicaragua canal con- | vention, to be held in the city of St. Louis on | June 2," 1892: Josiah Dent, P. Morgan, | Joseph R. West, Wm. B. Webb, 8. E. Wheat a L. G. Hine, Matthew G. Emery and James Barbour. NO INTENTION OF CHANGING THE ORDER. In acknowledging the receipt of the resolu- tion passed by the W. C. T. U., protesting against the revocation of the Commissioners’ order with reference to pool rooms, the Com- | missioners say they have no intention of with- | drawing their action in the matter. STREETS TO BE RESURFACED. | ‘The Cranford Paving Company has been or- | dered to resurface New Jersey avenue from M street to Florida avenue. | The Barber Asphalt Paving Company bas been ordered to resurface E, F and G streets northwest from North Capitol street to New | Jersey aveniue. BUILDING PERMITS were issued yesterday as follows: C. H. Gladden, one brick dwelling, 116 9th street southeast, .500. W. H. Doherty, twelve brick dwellings, 137 to 155 L street and 1100 to 1102 New Jersey avenue southeast; $10,800. Charles Horner, oue frame dwelling) on Mayer's road, Brightwood; $2,500. James Dubbyn, one brick dwelling, 7 6th street northeast; $3,000. ‘T. A. Harding and C. 8. Baker, four brick dwellings, 1707 to 1713 P street northwest: ity. The largest tiger ever séen out- side a jungle paced to and fro; in his “narrow cage and —_lashed | his tail. impatient of the restraint put upon him, bat powerless to alter bis condition ‘There were also tiny t looking like good-sized kittens and app as harmless, but containing the germ of ail the ferocit of their kind. There was a splendid group of lions, ,, majestic, powerful, the rovalty | of the a kingdom. “Then: there was a grizzly bear. heavy, sleepy looking, but with a | Wicked eve betraying bi< vieions disposition. | “It is believed,” said Mr. Frank Perly, who was explaining the characteristics of the different | animals to a Stan reporter, “that if there should be a contest between this grizzly and our biggest lion the bear would get the best of it, for he would stand upon his hind legs and ward off a blow with his fore paws until he could get an oppor- tunity to get a grip, and then he would hug the life out of the lion. The latter, you know, doesn’t seem to have any knowledge of de- fense; he just simply attacks by brute force. ‘The bear is a pugilist and will box with his ad- Yerary until he gets a chance for # body blow | or a clinch.” Then there were the splendid herds of ele-| ants, dromedaries, camels, ponies, the bai horse, the sacred cows, animals of every description, scores of monkeys, a male ostrich and a long array too numerous to mention, but each of which attracted attention and w: eagerly inspected by the crowd. - IN THE EXHIBITION TENT. Within the mammoth exhibition tent the scene was a unique one. The seats were filled | with people, hile many of those who had simply bought admission tickets were wander- | ing aimlessly around in the vain effort to find a | resting place. ‘The opening pageant brought before the audience all the resources of the arena and gave an indication of the immen- sity of the display. ‘Then came the ring per-| formances in three rings and two stages, int ducing the very cream of the circus profession. | Besatiful horses, highly trained ponies, per- | forming cats. sheep and mules, and elephants, | from the dwarf Tom Thumb to the monster | Mandarin, all contributed to the pleasure of the erowd, and cach act was loudly ap-| planded. The graceful acrobatic feats by | the most accomplished gymnasts thrilled the | audience, although so eas; and confident were | the performers that the real danger of their work did not seem to be apparent. The riding | was excellent, particularly the acts of Miss Mar- t Doria, Wm. O'Dule and P. W. Harlow. Taces "were of intense interest and titly closed the regular ring performance. THE SPECTACULAR EXHIBITION. Imre Kiraly's spectacle of Columbus or the Discovery of America revealed what it is pos sible to do in the way of gorgeous effect when | no limit is put upon the expense. The scenic | arrangements, the magnificent costumes, the | large ballet, the great choruses, the royal’ pro- | cessions, all revealed an ingenuity in construe- | tion, a careful attention to detail and | a knowledge of ensemble that was| @ revelation to the audience: _ but| everything was represented @ fidelity to| detail and effect that was wonderful, and when | the long procession filed out of the ‘arena a: the audience realized that the entire entertain- ment was coneluied there was but one express- ion, viz: That this was “the biggest show on earth.” PERFECT DISCIPLINE. ‘There was one thing that struck the thinking | tan last night, and that was the perfect dise pline that pervaded every department of great aggregation. Each set of employes have their own particular duties to perform and do | not interfere with those of any other set. Each act in the ring moves like clockwork, and there is no confusion, no matter how many there may be performing at once. | The head of each department is held respon- sible for thove under him, whether he be in ¢harge of « wagon train or of the whole arenic display. All these subordinates feel their re- sponsibility to one head—Mr. J. A. Bailey. It is his marvelous executive power that has so perfcetly organized the great army of people Under him. Modest and unassuming, but ever Vigilant and thoughtful, he at the en- trance and nothing escapes his notice. All difi- eulties are referred to him and his decision is Prompt and irrevocable. The public are now Willing to accept the fact, that was an open secret before, that for the past ten years, even during the latter part of the life of Mr. Bar- mum, Mr. Eailey was the moving spirit, the energetic promoter and the active manager of the “great cus that was known as Barnum’s. While the great showman was alive he received the credit of furnishing the public the amusement which | they craved. Now that Mr. Barnum is dead | and the show that was called his still continues, not only with its luster undimmed, but with an increase of beauty and far greater in extent, tae honor and credit of the work must be given to Mr. Bailey. The tent this afternoon was again crowded and it is anticipated that the last Performance tonight will test the capacity of | canvas. Barnum & Bailey's show comes Dut once # year and everybody wants to see it. > ‘New ALExasputa.—Watch for announcements. —Adet. > Confirmations, ‘The Senate, in exec i | firmed the following nominations: Richard | Lambert of California, U.S. consul at Mazat- lan; Nathan 0. Murphy, governor of Arizona: J. R Puryear, surveyor of customs at Paducah, | Ky.; J.G. Lyon, receiver public moneys at | Beatle, Washington. | Postmasters: Maasachnsetts—C. W. Melrose. Pennsylvania —L. R. Blay boro; H. C. Warfel. Phelpsburg. New Jerey— W. 0. Labogh, Hackensack. South Carolina— EZ J. Sawyer, Bennetteville. Florida—J. EF. Davidson, Quincey. Mlinois—D. W. Turv , has con- Harvey. “Misouri—A. T. Fountain, Carter-| ville; J. H. Savler, Hopkins. Minnesota—a.W. | Sheets, Prairie. California—Wm. Iny | Lincoln. New Mexico—C. B. Eddy, Eddy. | Washington—E. G. Pendleton, Sprague. Lieut. Col. John C. Bates, twelfth infantry, to be colonel; Maj. Evan Miles, twenty-fifth in- fantry, lieutenant colonel; Capt. Chambers Me- Kibben, fifteenth infantry, major; First Lieuts. ‘Thos. F. Davis, fifteenth infantry, and D. H. Brush, seventeenth infantry, captains; Second Lieuts. 8. E. Smiley. eighth infantry, and D. B. Devore, twenty-third infantry, to be first liew- tenants. _—_—__-e-—______ A Temporarily Correct Silver Dollar. Mr. Cockrell introduced, by request of « for- mer citizen of Missouri, now a resident of | ‘Washington, a bill “for the free and unlimited | coinage of a temporarily correct silver dollar,” | end it was referred to the finance committee. The purport of the bill is to have the President | designate every year the amount of silver equivalent in market vaiue to the gold dollar and to have silver dollars minted at that rate. ‘one private stable, in rear of 207 9th street | southeast; | frame dwelling, 12th street extended; $1,200. | 217. | temporary secretary. The meeting adjourned | ‘ after it had been decided to leave the matter of | } in jeular issued by the Secretary under date of $20,000. W. McPherson, one brick dwelling, 1240 19th street northwest; $3,000. Mrs. Plant, southeast; $450. G. Stadler, one frame | relling, Reno, 7, block 8; $800. E. Smith, one brick dwelling, 521 6th street | $3,000. W. Lawson & Bro., six brick dwellings, 1909 to 1919 13th street north- west; $24,000. J. Kidwell, one frame dwelling, nv, lot 6, block 8; $800. E. Milstead, one BIDS OPENED. Bids were opened yesterday by the Com- missioners for furnishing the District with vitrified paving brick. The following bidders submitted proposals: Brady's Run Fire Brick Company, $16.90 per 1,000. John M. Mack, ordiar, repressed, $18 per 1,000. Geo: H. Aller, ordinary, $18 per 1,000." John Ral recht, ordinary,’ @18 per 1,000. Royal Brick Company, ordinary, ' $17.20 per 1,000; repressed, $18.20 per 1,000. W. A. Varke, ordinary,” $15.95 per 1,000; repressed, 75 per 1,000. Jobn Miller, ordinary, $17.40 per 1,000; repressed. $18.40 per 1,000. Mc- Mahon, Porter & Co., ordinary, $15.63 per 1,000; repressed, 315.83. ——— The Republican Congressional Committee. ‘There was a meeting of the republican con- gressional committee last night at the Loan and Trust Company's building. Representative Walker of Massachusetts was temporary chair- man and Representative Houk of Tennessee orgunization in the hands of a committee of v The*commitiee, which is composed of lowing. will report on Thursday evening: New Englund, J. H. Walker, Massachusetts; middle states, J. H. Ketcham, New York; western states, Bishop W. Perkins, Kansas; northwestern states, W. F. Sanders, Montana; border states, J. H. Wilson, Kentucky; southern states, John C. THE EVENING A} Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Report. Re Les Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. a THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. piaX Tee Sir! Homes “azaleas, ies, Boren LANTS, | viz: '. Pains, Foliage, Plants, &e., from John Saul's Nurs af ouc sales ron comer 10th and Ba: ave, B.. TOESDAY, MAY TENTH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M mySzt WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FoUR- TEENTH STREET BETWEEN KENESAW AND eNO STREETS, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, AT On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TENTH, 1892, offer far sale, in front of ; 36, Columbia, Heishts, ronting, 3-3 teet on 14th street by an averago is is one of the most valuable builds sites gfRbey for Feslatnce or Basine’s purposes in Cofamabia sits Ferung cosy ang made known at sae mys-d&ds "LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. RAtcuirre, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. VERY, VALUABLE BUILDING SITES ON N in Block SIREET WITHIN OXE HUNDRED FEET OF THE ELI RIC CARS. On TUESDAY, MAY TENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for'sale in front of the premiscs ‘SUB LOTS 150 AND D5: ting twenty Hy SQUARE G2. oe Fronting twenty feet eae ‘street and running back tan alley, These lots are within 100 feet of the electric cars.and present au excellent opportunity to secure an valuable ng site. ‘Terms: One-third cus.1, the balance on or before one and two years, @ per! cent yer annum,” paya somf-sun cally, sccured ‘by dead of trust ‘upon the mises sold. or all cash, at We ontion of the pur. chaser. A deposit of 8100 6n each loc required at the tiue of sale. If the terms of salo are not complied with in fifteen days from the day of sale rit reserved toresell the property at the risk and cost of the defanit- ing purchaser after five days advertisement of such re- sale in some newspaper published in Washinuton, D. C. All conveyancing and recording at the cost of the Aucts. arch: ny RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. p STREETS. IN WASTING TS Pesce te ‘niet decree passed by’ the Supreme Court of District of Colutupia iu agulty caney No. gris (Dee @ ot al, avainet Britweil ot al.) we wilt well at public mu ‘Prone of se jreaisesy on TUESDAY, MAY 1892, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., ‘all of street and. numberest 88. 80, 00. 06.07 and i of the subdivision of land 19, square oid, made by Barnard, Lirscomt ind Ridout, trustees, and recorde in Liber’ 18, folio 8, in the surveyor’s office of the District of Columbia.” Also part of original lots G and 7, the west halt of original lot and ali of original ‘in the same siuare, fronting on Mt street, the said rt of said Jot} being the West 8 feet front by the jepth thereof and said part of said lots being the east ‘BS feet front by the depth thereot, the said lots on Mt street bene improved by two-story dwelling And Lusiness louse, nuuibered 20, Sol, 2553, ‘BEL and 363 M street 8.w., and all belonging io estate of the late Moses “i. Bridwell, deceased, on part of which he conducted his bottling business. ‘Terns of sale: "One cash ‘and the residue in equal Installments at T two Sears from day of sale, with interest. at vent per aunuuin, payable semi-annually, or ail ¢ mof purchaser. A deposit cf $100 required at Hine of sale on each parcel sold, and the terms to be complied with by payment of the and, Houk, Tennessee; Pacific states, Binger Her- man, Oregon. — Bids for Condemned Vessels. Bids were opened at the Navy Department yesterday for the sale of five naval vessels re- cently condemned. The highest bids were as follows: Galena, Edwd. J. Butler, Boston, 213,131; Cohasset, J. L. Snow, Cobas- set, Me. $825; Intrepid, Matthew Gill, jr., Philadelphia, $2,253: Wyoming, Edw. J. Butler, 11,311. No bids were received for the Speedwell, the appraised value of which is ‘$2,000. All the bids mentioned are in excess of the appraised value of the vessels., ——aeae ‘The Nomination of Mr. Coolidge. It is extremely probable that when the Sen- te next goes into executive session there will be one discussion on the nomination of T. Jef- | ferson Coolidge of Boston, who has been named as minister to France. The opposition is said to have originated with Senators Stewart, Teller and Morgan, and the point is made that it would be diplomatically improper 0 send a monometalist to represent the United States in a bi-metallic country. Mr. Coolidge was a delegate to the pan-Ameri- ean conference and in financial debate in the sessions of that body put himself on record on the gold side of finance. There are but few members of the Senate who are really interested | the nomination. Democrats are | rather inclined to be fractious because Mr. Coolidge left the democratic party such a! short time ago; republicans do not like the | nomination very much because they claim Mr. Coolidge has not been a republican long enough to give him any well-founded claim to such an important appointment. There is, however, no question but that Mr. Coolidge will be con- firmed. SSiSsee se S ‘Mr. Appersen’s New Departure. Mr. George H. Apperson, who for some years was connected with the Washington bureau of the St. Louis Globe- Democrat, and who has re- cently been.a toiler here for the Chicago Her- aid, expects to leave the city on Thursday for St. Louis. ‘On Monday next he will formally take charge of the St. Louis Star Sayings, the afternoon republican daily of the village on the Missis- sippi. Ahost of the newspaper men in this city are sorry he is going, but as he will be managing editor of a paper in which he has large financial interest, no one is wasting any tearful sympathy over him. “We cre going to do several things of impor- tance in Missouri this fall.” said Mr. Apperson to a Stax reporter this afternoon, “but the most important of these happenings will be the elec- tion of Maj. Warner as governor. It is going to be done sure enough.” An Alleged Libel Suit. Secretary Noble is in St. Louis and expects to return the latter part of the week. In his ab- sence there is no one that can speak positively as to the truth of the published statement that while in New York recently at- tending the Grant monument ceremonies he was served with a notice of a libel suit brought against him by W. A. Lapham, who was form- erly chief of the stationery ‘division, It is thought at the department that if such action was taken, as it is a private affair, there would be no official record made of it. is based on a cir- It is believed that the March 25, its proposed bidders for stationery supplies for the department cautioning them aguinst any interference on the part of Mr. Lapham. Dealing on Margins Not Gambling. Judge Mitchell in Philadelphia yesterday de- clared it as the judgment of the Supreme Court that a plaintiff speculating on “margins” was entitled to recover his original deposit and de- clared that buying on margins was not necessar- ily gambling. Thus, he said,one might buy money from A and borrow from B the money to pay for it, pledging the stock as security for the stock. Hence he might borrow from hia broker, or in other words the broker might carry the stock for him on @ margin. If delivery was not part of the purchase then the transaction was a mere waiver in the rise nd fail of prices, but if there was in good faith a purchase. delivery might be post made to depend upon a future condition and the stock carried on margins or otherwise in the meanwhile without affecting the legality of the transaction, Killed by a Trolley Car. An eight-year-old son of Eli Martin was killed in Lancaster last evening by an electric car. In attempting to cross the track in front of the car he was knocked down and dragged some distance. The wheels then ‘over him, his skull and mai his body and inte tehefuly. He died in twenty. minutes. a Naw Acexanpaia.—Watch for announcements. —Adet, fs a Consus Office Investigation. ashi, or one-third cash and giving notes for balance within Gftcen days from day of sale. All conveyancing at cost of purchasers. ‘The sale will be made in order in Which the lots ‘are above described, boginuing on 1, street near Four-and-s-haif stree! JOB BARNARD, Trustec, 500 Sth st. n. w. ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB, Trustee, Mortz vuriding, corner ax nipoul ee Fists. n. w. JOHN . e ‘S44'D st. n. w. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, avz~d&ds _FUTURE 1 .TCLIFFE, DARR & STOCK OF GROCERIES, COMPRISING FLOUR, TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, CA: EXTRACTS,” BROOMS," STARCH i SARDINES, BLAC COFFEE MILL. SHOW CAS TEA E* BO! is THE ENTIRE STOCK CONTAINED IN TH ST. N.W., CORNER OF Qu TUESDAY MORNING, MAY SEVENTE! AT TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at the Store the entire stock contained 1 Sttention of the trade ani ir _ my lOd R Rates TRUSTEE: LOT ON L STREET Bi 3 FIRST AND TWENTY-SECO} NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 154i, folio it Seq., one of the land records 5 300 et for the District of Columbis parties secured thereby, we, the undersivned trus- Koes, will offer forsale, tn front of t ar mablic auction, on MONDAY, TWENTY-THIR! AY of MAY, A.D. 1892, at. 0°CLOCK P. lowing described real estate, known and dist as lot fitty-two (92), iu Sera A. and Henry ry" subdivision of the east 3734 feet of lot numbered seven- teen (17), in square muinvered seventy-tlree (733). 4s said subdivision is recorded in Book I4, folio 112° of the records of the surveyor's office of the District of ‘all ‘the ‘riglits, exse:nents, ances to the same belonging pertaining. h, the residue in one and two years, with interest at 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, secured by deed of trust on. the prop- erty sold. or al cash, at the option of the purchaser. ejosit Of #200 reqilired noon acreptance of bid. If the terias of sale ure not complied with in bfteen days from the day of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the property, at the risk and cost of the d-fault- ing purchaser, after hve days! advertisement of such Tesale in somé newspaper published in Washington, D.C. All conveyancing and recording at the cost of ‘the purchaser. “Oy GEO. myl0, 12, 14,17,19,21, RAtcurre. DARR TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED INESS PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE AND STORE NO. 708 SEVENTH STREET NORTH- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Coltinbia, passed. on the 2a day of May IsiE, in equity. cause No. 13,218, wherein Anuie Bayes is complainant and Iichard W. Moore ct al. a defendants, the undersigned trastess will sell on MON- DAY, THE TW \- THIRD OF MAY, Isa AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT FIVE O'CLOCK’ P.Af ih front cf the premins, the south twenty, fort ond seven inches by a depth of seventy feet of original lot fourteen (14), in square numbered four hundred and twenty-nine (£20), in the city of Wasbington, Improved Uy a two-story Drick buliling. levis of sale. as proscFibed by the ‘scree, are: Ono- third cash and the balance in two equal installinents, le ta the day’ of sale, or The deterrud kK. &. a pazmveutatg ear mntores: at Pox vent ter cent per atid ‘sceured Wy a stagnate property sold. A deposit of twa hundredand alts dele £8 (#20), Will be retired at terms of sul Inthe re hot complied with within fifteen days frou day of sale the trustocs reserve the rigt to resell the property at the risk and eo ulting pur- chaser after five ‘advertiseuient of such remtie in some newspaper pabiished in Washington, D.C. All conveyancing and recording at the baa WM, Hl. SHOLES, Gate time of sale. vst of the pur IVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND EFFECTS, BEING THE E SMITHS HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS, ENTH, 1892, LOCK A.M” S EURNISHED CoM. PAR’ CHAMBER FURNITURE, SSES. 4 WALNUT. OAK, chy Tes, Fis AND A GERENAL ASQOHT: EFFECTS USUALLY FOUND IN A HOTEL AND CAFE. nises cur be i application Mace ey rat east 5 BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER. S. PHVISHING7OS fokse AND carnmaor BAZAAR, No. 940 LA. AVE. OF TWENTY-FIVE HEAD HORSES AND MARES. ORY 8) PEREMPTORY J wid at the Bazaar THURSDAY MORNIN May CWELE is, commencing at PES ‘ “hve head of Hi nd Mares, shipped bere a aE aT bane Sopcast shpat es are workers and ivers and will B found well to any kind of business: goun ‘attention of persons wishing to buy. Seamquese pe nyo re » BENSINULA, “Auctioneer. ATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts., 1407-1400 G st. 500 CHOICE PLANTS FROM J. P. PREEMAN AT AUCTION: on TH Ay MOENING, MAY TWELFTH, 182, at VEN O'CLOCK, within our auction “ve shall sell sc ‘Thursday next the census subcommittee ap- Pointed jo investigate the charges against the census office will formally begin its work. Several witnesses, including Representative Alderson (who prepared the resolution under which the committee ts acting) and bern of Pennsylvania, will be asked to jore the committee on that day. tive eppear Shows that all epidemtc, endemic ceases are produced by minute | erodes peculiar to each disease, wl | tom. It being » well-settled fact that | whfch would kill the germ or | the life of the patient, it has 3 | ! & li: I i £ i i i f j z 8 i ‘Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases matled free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlante, Ge. voM WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionoors. ION SALE OF JAPANESE OBJECTS: ART, CONSISTING fodern' Porcelains. Bric-a,Brac, Clois- ‘ones, rreetis, fe. AT OUle SALES ROOMS, 1001 Pa. THIS DAY AND ELEVEN A.M. GRAND aug Antique and OF aye. cor. 10th st FOLLOWING DAYS, AT, AND THREE BAYS myT-2w RATCLIPFE, DAKE & CO. Aucts.,G20Pucave.n.w. itretrersntemin /TAINED IN THE W: RENOWN AND ESTABLISUED PRINTING OF ICE 4 G ST! i ting oF. ‘busi ing business. Can Ww my: TOWEEr ing” ‘TRICT OF COLUMBIA. By virtue of a decroe of the District of Columbia, in Wherein ‘Tsaac Bra Nathaniel Braxion at public auction, i DAY, MAY SIXTH following deseribed thereon, situate in trict of Columb) numberad eleven (11), in block numbered the Howard Univers Jobn A. ‘Smith, con duly recorded th the surveyor's office ict Said lot is ing. issory notes of the the premises sold, of all ¢ chaser. A dey osit feregnined at aime gouunaied with tn es reserve thir faulting purchases aun PEERD) BENJ. F. LATIMER & SLO. t@-THE ABOVE SAL ence of ELEVEN: mya "[xomas DOWLING & SON, TRUSTEES! SALE REAL ESTATE, 628 FL ‘a By virtue of a certain deed among the land recy Liber 1620, folio 1¢ hold wotes public in fry one hundred ten hundred an aye 131, o a. ft Said lot will he sold subject to a deod of trust, dated NOT, securin, 000, said note being payable in three (3) August 11, A. D. fors after date, Terms of sale: All The Evening Star, at tho risk ond ‘cost of defaulting | purchas ser. FRAX PAtceiPrE, Danrec VALUABLE REAL MAB: On ENTH. KNOWN AS TRACT KNOWN KALORALOMA, O2 WIDOW Improved ty wi er! of 8200 re iu fifwen day Sell at the risi'und cc Aul JUNCANSON BROS, Aucts., 9th and D sts. n.w. FINE LOT ON NORTH SID, RTH , EST. A. STREET BET WI STREETS | Ni TWEEN FO! ORTH WEST, 18m, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CL, tn front of tae pre LOT Frontiny depth of 108.8) Fronting § feet. i ina ment Wad “soction of ally. and secured by cost of purchaser. Jor at time of sal fifteen days, oth aud cost of del: Vertiseinunt of su: lished in Weshington, D. C tile show. “inyt-daeds HK NUMBER ]715 WEST. 1890, and duly recorded in Liber Ibol af ‘he Land he District of Colun- v Hon, in front of the dk, KLEVENTH DAY T, YSo2, at VT CLOCK P-K., Ui £0 Sng described reel en:sic in the city of Wasbingte Co, to wit: Lot 10,1 cory prevsod-brick improvemonis. Can rear. Devs mede.” A assumed by the pure ABSIGNEE'S SAL! Aprit WEDNESDA’ PAST FIVE 0% the fol Ma ents D.C., and kuowa » LOTS 8 Beginning yn cas a party w or lens, a tnches: then orth of the py! Sti prence, jesm, to a tine paral party wall bet ae, in right to resel IN. WEDNES! a AT ELEVE! 8 PRESSES (ALMOST NEW), ELEC- STANDS, 1M BOST CHASES, ke. LE ING SITUATE AT THE SECTION OF SIXTH AND 8 IN THE COUNTY ©) improv the storm ‘until WEDNESDAY, MAY TH, same hour and place, By order of trustees. LAT! VENTH DAY OF MAY, nprovements thereon, situated in ‘ashington city and District of Colin that certain piece or parcel of land known and distinyuished us and being lot numbered nd thirteen (113). in square Buinbel fro day of salo the trustees reserve th Sell the property after five days’ previ MILL AND P STREET, E SUBDIVISION OF W CON VAINING ABOUT. WEDNESDAY Isg2, at FIVE O'CLOC front of th preiniges THAT VAl ‘old frame house. containing about 583 square feet of ground. splendid chance to secure a fine p luge or can be advantasously subdivi ‘Terms: Liberal and Sade aT 2% ESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY ELEVENTH, uises, the eastern, 30.3 feet on the north wi T $4, SQUARE 513, 3 foot on RIDGE ST by depth of 108.546 feet, ‘These lots aro spiendidly situted for building and . Water, wweraKe, ‘Terms: One-third cash, bata notes to bear per cent interest, payable semi ‘at option of purchaser. ‘Adevosit of $200 required on a STORY of acortain deed of trust bearing date De- ‘Terms of sale: This property is trust for $1,156, defwait eet eek of must be paid In cash “within ten days from the day. Sale. A deposit of $100 required at te time of a8) All conveyancing a cost . L. BRUEN, Trustee. DUNCANSON 'BHOS., myD3t* ry JDUNCASSON BROS., Aucts., Oth and D sts, OF NEARLY NEW BRIC} REELING, No. 707 FIFTH Sinder Nowe By virtue of a deed ‘enon wall LOCK Bl. itnproverunts, cassments und apyurteaasecs’ the me po eS unto belonging, situate tn the ity of Washington, 1 between houses 705, hortlwest, the sane being fou-teen (14) feet, more | i tigaice worth on tine of fh ance south Sasi sight Ca feet te so | ve ychaht ms | line of a 1S-oot alley’ then il at thence by und wlth that fine tty ts Ca tnd thence ‘ Seygn Suchies to the place of bayinuing. > sate cov he propery tthe eh at 3 Sates cance ate bladed Te weaece PRESSES AND PRINT- REET NORTHWEST. "AY. MAY ELEVENTH, ‘O'CLOCK A.M, (© MOTOR. COMPLETE. Sob Typic &. yr ‘operation, with i opportunity to bere wsual opportunity” ing inan established and pay- peinspected upon application at J, Agents, 810 F st. n.w. PPE, DARK, CO.. Avets. OFA £0 ND FLAME INTERSEC ) SUMNER STREETS | F WASHINGTON, DIS- Supreme Court of the quity ¢ 1 xton ot al. are 6 etal. are defendan mn front of the vremises, on FRI- AT FIVE O'CLOCK 8.3... the | real estate and the inupraveitents | the county of Washington, in the a, to wit: The cast ons-halt of lot wen (7),0f fan ‘of said Dis | by acounfortable fraine ¥ subdivision of th mnnon!y ENOWn ay y the decree sry one-third fi. and the residne in two dtwo years, with interest waid, secured’ by the prom | haser dud a deed ot trast on sat che option uf the bur: fone hundred daliars (#100) wi of sale. if terms of sale are not ween days frou date of sale tris: | to resell at risk aud cost of de. P SCHMIDT, ans LEIGHTON, Trustees. 48? La. ave’n. w.,) AN, Acts, ap2d-dieds 3 POSTPONED IN CON- TIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneeis, + GIZE st. new. | “Auet u. OF VAL KNOWN’ ST rec 's of the District ot Colui et seq. and at ihe request o secured thereby, we N mt of the pruinises on WEDS ae 5 Ne the followine’ describe: Foal fa, to wit: AIL id premises Y¥-one (1001), us recorded in book Surveyor's oftice of the District of @ hotwof even date ‘hot cou ‘n ten, right not KJ. DIEUDONNE, GE k. TER! ESTATE RE ONS SQUARE Fi AY TERNOON, © MAY” ELEV we will sell in LUABLE PROPERTY THE MILL, LOT IN THE MITE, This erty property for Che's own, ade known at sale. A deposit ‘Terius to be complied with vise the right ty reserved to re- f the defaulting purchaser, eat purchaser's cost, ARK &'CO,, Ayets, “or reL ~ OF M STREET Bi AND FIFTR. STRER FINE LOY ON RIDGE ORTH AND FLETH EACH HAVING & HES BY DEPTHOP LOCK, we will sell; half of 3, f M street by mm halt ott 4. SQUARE Also the east REE'T (80 feet wide) the eft as, reets couereted, pave in ong and two y ris deed of trust on premises, oF all veyancing, ki oy Terms to be complied with in ive richt reserved. to resel ug DUrchaser, after hive days’ Tesale in some newspaper Ashford's certincal CANSON BROS., Auctionvers. rab of ALUABLE PROPERTY, PRESSED-ERICK DWELLING ELEVENTH STREET NORT ip square 35), kunroved byw three ‘<aweiing containing all modern n be vscupiod es nstore. Stable in 1d under a second the payment of which hi $4,000 not yet Gu> can. r, out ‘all over this rst trus chin z f sssigmmnent duly recorded | the and recurs of fue District Selly ag public auction on ELEVENTH, 1892, at ALY" in front of tie premises, Deewisey, wiih to part of AND 9, SQUARE 518, t line of Sth street at conter of and 707 Sth strect Southwest corner of said lot strovt iourteen and thence west aon said alley th fourteen (14) fect, wore or and tntercepung tue center of the and 707 oth street | feet, fmmproved P | between 10th and. th st | aud Lith streets | Fronting 105 7-12 fect GEE : (PROMS DOWLING & BON, Aucts., 612 Est.n. ALE OF VA SE PRDTE = * BG, ct RHODE AV! UE NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. By virtue deeds of trust, dated yg Ee ‘The, recorded in Evens bya depot P50 feet s Said eround havin « 10-foot wide alley Island avenue northwest. ‘Terms: One-third casi: balance in one and two years, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the Rroperty or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. dey tof ,000 required at time of sale. If the terms of sale are not complied with in ten (10) days the trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of defaniting purchaser Conv and record- at cost of wurchaser. iM Tichakb W. Tv! ER pot, ROBERT G, RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st! nw. THE TERMS OF SALE OF THE ABOVE MEN- tioned property not having been complied with, the paid vroverty will be resold at risk and cost of thie de- faulting. puichaser, on MONDAY, MAY TWENT\- THIED, 1802, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. . ih front of the premises. ing and conditions of of art ‘ saié ay wentioned ih above advertisement. By order of trustees, 3 nw. ROBERT G. KUTHEKFORD, ¢ Trustecs. myl0-d&ds 1307 F st. now. ([HOMAS DOWLING ESON, Aucts., G2Esunw. ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtas of a decree of the Supreme Court of the etal Coltiniia, passed in equity cause 13, 94 33, the uuucoraipoed Will offer for sale at’ pul HE gta mp Halon the Feaveclive prouaes, and rf lowing pleces Tmapeoverseiis in the city of Wastington, District ty wit On TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY-FOURTH, 1892, atHALY-PAST FOUR O'CLCK P. M., lot numbered three (3), In square nitubered six hundred and ninety (690), fronting 26 foot on Now Jersey avenue soutlie east betweun B and C streets, and is 124 fect 3 inches in inean depth i an alley, fortable brick dwelling” h ba New Jersey ay: “Also on the sa'ue day bered thirty (30) in sabal Wbered Ave ,,ta saters waunberod six hundred ant eelty-four (O84), fronting 14 feet 4 Inches on Delaware avenue northeust between C by a dopth of 90 rick dwelling house, beltig preinises 323 1 nue northeast ‘Terins of sale: One-thi ‘and the balauce fn one ears from day of sile, with interest at 6 P cent per aunibn, the deferred payments to be secured hy deed of trust’on the property sold, or all cas, at the option of the purchaser. A doposté of 8100 will be Tequired at time of sale on each piece of property. All conveyancing and recording at. purchaser's cos". "If fhe terns of stg are “not “complied with in ten days from day of sale irusioe regorvoa tho right to reselt the property at risk and cost of cetaulting purchaser. are DAVID Fo MecOM, “Lrusteo, ut the hours and. ; myl0d&ds 215 New Jeracy ave. u.. DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.. Cor."0th and Dst Al T EAST BOSTREET SOUTH TH STR D. ON PEN! f HAND E 1 NER OF, (A AVENUE ‘AND TENTH STREET LOT ON SOUTH CAROLINA FOURTEENTH AND FIF- BS sell, in fro Day. THE 5: h the fleet parcel “advertised aud each pleco ied inausedlately tharcafter, tae following @ of Washington, 10, 11 ANU PART OF 9 AND 12, SQUARE 095, Fronting 123 feet ou Peunsylvania avenve and 137 feet on Stir street cast, Linproved by lurge Urick Vulld- * LoTs 33, 34, 35 AND 44 Each fronting 18 feot on PENN Which haga front of 3058-100 feet NIA AVENUE and 31 58-100 feet on 1 Deing corner of 10th and LY LOTS 55 AND 56, SQUARE 972, #17 feet on D strdet south between 20th <2 AND 13, SQUARE 909, hg 27 feet on BStrvet south Uetween 10th Lot 10, Square a 80) tf CAROLINA ave- ts east. All of the the lots in xquare re 1060can be readily #itD- nae between above vru 925 end sa) | property las a front on Rocky AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. a ——_—_—_—_FESERE -DaYs._| ___ FUTURE DAY! Tuzortaxr Avcriox Or Lors > toes eet, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUAB TRUSTERS' SALE OF VAY. . CENTER OF ALEXANDRIA, mong toe tendrecorh st Aiesiaee covet | SCRTAMRSTS ae ON MONDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH pera oi" oe Se, ad th erin By ice Of acgrte, dt of oat to tearing mass cmc, recoree | 3 A.D tsps and fuly recordet pe AND TUESDAY, SEVENTEETH, as tae Eu rection ot the ed. therety,. the ‘under E FOR PERSONS DOING BUSINESS sighed will ofer Tor sule at public section, on bic exctlon, sm ™ Wi bre near. the tows of Rewsign. in Ateaandris ; Pout of AY. She NTS poie nope founty. Vacs at tive OCLOCK Pit on THOKS: | TEEN TH at WACE-PAST POUR DAY, MAY TWELFTH, 182, the following descrivad | O'CLUCK erited parcel «f lama, RARELY OFFERED, AS THEY Feal estate and iproveinents thereon ; ret of Ovlume WILL BE s0LD LOW AND wn ‘Uhat Jot of mind sit tn Alexendriacounty, | ON “SMALL CASH PAYMENT Darigt the Aivieton of Gre srgnnal rant se fond Khas | AND SMALL MONTHLLY Pay. 9» “Rock Hilt” or **Fort Bonnet” and deycribec as fol. | with the improvements, MENTS. IT IS ONLY PIFTREN jows, viz: Beyinning tor the same st “I.” a stone im | Lrik weil known a< MINUTES PROM WastiNeTON ee Miecentar of the cduet road (tuirty feck wide) apd | Tere ot aa WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA two unlnatee tease, Sweet fares snd eee: | RAILROAD AND 300 FEET FROM THE STATION; TRAINS STOP EITHER WAY ALMOST EVERY HOUR. MOST DESIRABLE FOR CLERKS OR PERSONS OF SMALL MEANS. TRAIN WILL LEAVE ON DAY OF SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M. AND TO PURCHASERS TICKETS deren Lundr ‘ Sh cia to" e center vt said road and the southeast cor Bumbered three (i); thence north eit forty-five mimites (B Jer. 43 yundred th me op the ye northeast corner af aid e south tty nine de- | hundredths chaige GHGS Tiver and northwest corner of WILL BE FURNISHED THERE AND (2). thence south twelve degrees and forty-ove wine RETURN ON APPLICATION TO Goodie cee ORO ear eee ne and ten bum. sins (me tO 1e Plave of beeinmiug: W. H. DEMPSEY, containing three acres and thircy poles (3a. 30p.) — REAL ESTATE BROKER, Terms of sale: Cash ae to « sum suficient . PROPOSAT INGTON, D. C. my 9-8 ‘he wurchawe mone bienseuh de RY DEPARTMENT. WanitiNGTON. Dy : and eighteen inonthe iinetalimente eviden 5 oie ropenate wt be revels PERCANSON BROS., Auctionsors. byithetbons of tne ourchiner carpi pecs hoe grapes aed TOC CLOCR PM RAT EXECUTRIX SALE OF VALPABLE IMPROVED | tbe day of oni ured by a. decd of tram Spon Pd Li s AND UNIMPROVED REA! TE (SI ety = property. yencing at the ost of the pur 1 SUBDIVISION) IN TENALLY TOWN, D.c,, | Chaser. JOSEPH B COX THE MAIN THOMOUGHFARE (FOR: Le Oe EE, ~~ "S CALLED ROCRVIELE TURAPIRE)E CANSON BROS., Atcticneers, PROPERTY, TWO THREP STORY BRICK BAY..WINDOW | By virtus of the last will and testament of Samuel |” DweTiinGay Nt ats ruvesnis fe swt Queen. inte of the District of Columbia deceseed, ter | STG NG THE NBENED Sc AND Soa © AianLEs Pastis. Ou THURSDAY AFITERNOON ¥ TWEE Isve, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLO« x we wilt att dn trot of the Fzemnians Rach lot frontine 10 feet ee C Seg nn Fnprowed 08 frowvine 10 Feet i P rit Naw bETCR BRET LINCS festa IENCES ‘one of the best lor dud in the office of the ‘of W eof the Register ‘pls of te ania istrict, in Will Book No. 22, folio 181, I will offer for Sale at public auction, in fre cuit of the respective prem tyes, the followiny described real estate (ail atusted im the county of Washington, jet of Columbia), at ths tines ersinatter spect WEDNESDAY, "the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. Ise, FOUR (4) P. M., all one of the best foratioue hortaeast, eat wed ah th has certian piece’ parcel of land Iyiuy and fieihe | Capitol and uew ivrary batiiny i aad | Ay, MAN in the county and Distr: |. being partofal ‘Terms: $2.50, WS Sears at 6 per c Fact of land cailed “Friendship,” containing Oweres, | annum from Apr &, Wee bales ne oF bottake Oey Zroods und 1 perehus of land, more or eo Gate the cash. A deposit of ¢200 1 Lon eat Saine property which’ was conveyed to Sa'guel W: | of sale Copvayanctnn, rebaver's ; Guieentby Ysuae Marsal] by dgeds Gated May 30. A.D. | ts beomener eras aye, uthierwise furut ree | Tots. and April 4 190M aid recorded in ihe land | bervell to feeui! ctriat and conto? detente rec nid) Disivict of Colantis tn Liver No. 80, ‘ve daye' advertisvigont of fois et iver Sti wt Rolo 408, t@ witch pater ‘per published in Waser. D enc by hed aud inade: improved bya frawe fas Beats! Awelliug hytive, barn and outbul: dings. 1 erty has a feout on Rockville. turnpike and on. River rapik egestas Boa or Tpptgnce oxrurnoren | Pairs And” on” thy : r) PROPERT Chief ot Bilhean, 280) OchScwB” Ba" wl Etee tor “anie | By virtue of a certain toed of grast dated March 5, y DEP ARY the following described property, to wit 1890, and recorded in Li follo Ju et avy.. RY DEPARTMENT, that pieceor parcel of ground iviny and being iu | ON® Of the lend record rict of Columbia, - : : thacpunty of Washington and District of Columba, | and at the requcst of the parties weured therely. the and ant yart of u tract of laud siersimned trusteys wil seit at nubile auction ou *Friendahine™ contaiting elgitt sexes are ores. | MO at EIVE OCLOCK PAL swctunt of pe ynany Bodies WE 4 ee 2, LOC wn front ot the prom ere which was Conwéyed by aid Babe nel We Gere in | ieee. lot 40, in C. B. Brocke" subdiciton of ieee te convened by said Samuel W. Queen im “Annie & Paxton. by deed recpried in Hes Noes at foe Sia. being ve property. which was conveyed to the sal W, Qucen by Jonathan Buckyan by deed t- cotdd in the same records in Liger Now i 180, to Which reference 1s hereby Wat a turupike at *: 4,000 cash, balance fn red by deed of trust, interest pay the 8 per centurn per ‘enuum, oral cash, at jou of the purchaser. Conveyanciug at pur- chaser's cost. HARD T. MORSELL,) RIC] eit road, near lutersection of sald roady at Ty m7-8t WM. L. SEUFFERLE, “) Trostec. town, D, — > = JbO. W. STICKNEY, Auct. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY Va‘ PROVED PROPERT By virtuo of s certai of March, 1675, pove described property being a portion of th realestate of wich ‘the said Suumsel Queen ofthe jueen died. Ternivof wrletur each of the pieces of propert Que-third as) of the purchage: money in casi, one: third. 4) inoue year aud ome-third gy in, two years frou the day: of sale, or all crate at the option of the Proposal sealed and muriced “°F cavation and P ates. Po drvsyed to W UABLE UNIM- oT and we hitect leed of trast dated on the 10tu | d recorded ip Liver R14, folio | © District of ing fice at Westineton EDBROOKE, Sup srvin A Purchaser. “Deferred payments to be secured by deed > fn tn bln of trast upon the real estate wold, cui to draw luterest OR CLEANING ALLEYS IN THE atGperceutam yeranuum. Five hmdred (#300) Washington and Georestown. D. ¢ G:tinra will be required of the purchasers on exth of yiee faite : SWeshinzton, May Suid'pleces or parcels of ground sold at the time-ol the if tie the following d “ M. erecetvead at hie sale of the saute, and oe aperegenond scribed property, sitaats in the ‘city of Washington, Mw way Sr Sait baila cainy whartee Latent at, baneuanets | Brariacot Oymtias uy wit: Alot St sambered fares M, MAY Xr days after said sale the undersigued reserves the riyht | (2) and part of lot mimbered two (2) in Dist to resell at the risk and cost of ile defaulting pur-| Pered teu bundred and Bfty-two (105: wo. IE chaser, All conveyancing and. recording att for the sane on 14th strvct vast ata polat twenty a1 o nar chasers cost ANN'W. QUEEN! Exeoutrix tnider the iast will and {estan.ent of Sauatel fueen, deceased. or furier juforuation and plat of above pieces of : f CHAPIN BROWN, Attorneg for Executri, B.Wa ton. D. Oth and D sis. n. ning cinta vent feet north of the div ‘on line between lots on= atid {wo in said square and ming thence 19-1 Bundred and four fect by and with the said to the division line between lots direc rar if said. Siuare ; thence easterly one hundred and twenty feot thence Southerly vighty-seven ject and eleven incbes | byand with the division line Letwern lots 3, 4am | 10 Lennesace avenue. thence soutiwesterly one lute dred and fourteen fect aud five inches by aud with the said Tenueas thence northwesterly se DUNCANSON BRO: PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING | three feet ve thence westerly six LOT” ON WoSTRERT BETREER DRWENTS: | lesan ston ees ye place of beginning. FIRST AND) TWENTY-SECOND STREETS ‘One-third cast and the balance im one RONTING TWENTY - TWO yours, with interest at the rete of six ET BY A DEPTH OF ONE bie we mnt ITH FIFTEEN-FOOT SIDE pr Av THURSDAY, MAY HALE-PAST FIV front of the prem ¥ formation required will te furnisted on t the option of the purchaser. The cowernuimnt remerves tl Allconveyanciug aud rece ‘Terms to be complied with in. te or the property will be resol at the risk atid cost INETEENTH, 1892, aT O'CLOCK P.M-, swe ‘will sell, in ises, part of original par: A addirensed t divided ints ‘Terms: ns Tot rd cash, belance in equal install- and two yaucrs, notes to bear 6 perc payable sou iy, and to be secured deed of trust on premises option of | A deposit ot re of Y Sold, or all cash, at $200 on each lot at 4-H. PRITCHERT,? ayustees, BROS., Aucti Wi MAY THIRTEENTH, F-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, . SQUARE 33. inches on F street ntti. * ‘Tivese lots have wide alleys in rear and for subdiviston can be made into a number of suualler lots for buildin | LOT 14, SQUARE 70, faulting purchaser, after ive days’ readvertisement in | WEEKS, Depot Quarteriuste:, W A rapidly advancing siction of the horthwest anda ie Evang Star. nt 33.8 ” Ane Lutiding lot. JAMES E. PADGETT, Trustee, -- us of sale: One-third cash, the balance in one 402 Ob st. now. ROPOS Al ud two years, with interest at G per cent per annutn, CHARLES H. MOULTON, Truste U.S. Mari payable semi-aunually, and secured by deed of trast | my2-d&ds id Ti su Sonal on the property sold, of all-casli, at the option of pur- Sirens = 4 r. A deposit of $200 reqitired at tne of sale. couveyancing and recording at cost of the pur- ser. (myG-d&ds] DUNCANSON Bit RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers. IMPROVED E BE. (TUOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioncers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LOTS AN TRINIDAD. Under and by virtue of a certain deed of trust, besr- fay date September 28, 1801, and recorded in’ Liver 1602, folio posite, foe . Doon on the FIRST DAP OF TUNE. we Ing rations, fet, ‘d Tanndry work ¢ B Marie tore of the ‘b ch All i CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MISSOURT AV! District of Columbia’ and st the requestet theses, TWEEN THIRD AND POUR-AN qrcpred, Chanchp' she aici sree een STREETS NOLTHWEST BY AUCTION. FIIDAy, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF MAN, 1802 By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Cuurt of the | at PIVE U'CLOW lic auction, in front of Disiplet of Gpiwabla, passed on thie si day of the preini ree furnishing Sender AD wruity cause 1 becuunty, of Waskl Wherei Susie G. Witte ts « sa Sepubda, so wits Tee elekasee eh uplainant and Ssiunel C. Puillips etal. are defendants, tho undersigned trust. ges will offer for sale, hy public anction. in frout of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, TEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1sg2, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., all those pieces or parcels of land lyi 1 ja the city of Washington, Int Tuubia, known as the westerninost twenty-five (2 feet of lot numbered six (G) and the east balCof lot nunnbe (7) in square oF reservation lettered for said parts of Jots at a point on venue distaxt twenty-four feet and six lumbia, w wit: Lot eighteen (TS) subdivision of lots in block seven recorded in County Book 7, page 5, im the survey. office, fronting forty (40) feet on 12th street e tended by G0 ict on P street. Aud immediately thereafter will yell as “aforesaid, southerly | thirty-three (3) feet frout on 12th street extended of lot twenty-six (26) in said subdivision by a depth of W0 feet, said part of lot being at noriuwest cormer of O and 12ih streets extended. Ten-foot alley isin the rear ‘of both of said lots. ‘Terms: One-third of purchase money in cash xe Qnarternaster, +H alae be rect O'CLOCK NOON ot 4 bine stationery . wr 10 be Activered ‘of expenme to the K forms. 0 when | fnches (24 ft. 6 in.) east from the west line of waid | tho sale is closed aud the Ualance In tn - ven (7) and tie east lino of a twenty (30) fot | tr st two years, secured by toe prowissery | alley, the said point of beginning being’ the center of & deed cf trust on the pres the front line of said lot seven (7) and Funning thence t the purchaser's option. A de- | northerly and at right angles with Missouri avenue in | po: required on each lot ou the day of i # ling parallel with anid alley one hundred and five feet | Bate to le crosed within tfteen ae; and four inches (10s ft. 4 in.): thence westerly | saly or the. trustee. reserves the rip Darposes. A grand opportunity to obtain northwest lance on time, notes to be le seu-annually and given bearing interest yaad 30. C ared by) ded of trust ou the premices.\or afl cash, “at option of purchaser. A deposit of $100 on each Jot at rue of sale" Conveyanicth at purehaser's cost, ‘Terms to be complied with In fifteen days, otherwise night reserved toresel! ut risk au cost of defaniting purchaser after Ave days’ advertisement of such resale In solve newspaper published ia Washing myS-dkds DU ‘PRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPHOVED. a PROPERIn, CORNER 247TH AND L STREETS By virtue of a decree made on the 34 day of May, 1:92, by the Supreme, fC art of the District of Column bia, in equity catise No. 12940, in which ‘Thos. W. Walter et ul. aro complainants ahd Eleanor A. Walter S81 Any defendants, the wu dersieued trustous appointed by said decry wil! on MUNDAY, the TWENTY. YHIRD Dav MA 1892, at HALF. PAST FIVE O'CLOCK M.," in” front “of fe “premises, sell at pul suction the real os tate ahd premises in sald decree enti. med ra Dunbered thirty-oizht (8) ct H. ate Scamelders sub: Giviston of originat lot tumbered. five (3), i nuubered thirty-seven (35.) of the city of Washington, Which feimproved by atwo-to:s and Deenwent brek house neatly new) with inodern iuprove ents, ‘Torna: "Maid salots to bw snate wibject to aud the pureliaser will asstue payment of a debt of four vane Sand dloilars ($4,000), sertred by deod of trust om wald mises wis ens iterant From tho Gt dag ot IN, tho intercst payable sesianmually day of June and te Eik"day ‘of December, hd the priachal will be due and payable cn the Gah Gay of June, Ini, and the residue. of the purchase price is tote vatdin cash. Adupsit of two hundred Soave (6204 0) Wil be reruira at Ye tine of wale." Ail convesaneiig Wil be at tho cost of the put SMWASIAN Le. COLE. Trnstee, Findall pultai JOUN J. JOUNSGNTT ruyelds [Ate & SLOAN, Aucts., 1407 G st. ORIGINAL LOT 8 HE EASTERN HALF OF Hort 1 1S ROUARE 772, NEAR CORNER O) THL ASD N S'TREE’ NOKTHEA: Oa HONDAY APTENNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH, Ise, at HALF-TAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premiscs, we shall sel! orivinal lot 8 and the east- ern half of lot 1}, in square 772. Lot 8 fronts on cid Ving a front of 00 feet by a depth of 149. lot 11 fronts on N street and has depth o Property is located near the corner of 34. and N strests nartheist aud Where property is rapidly in- creasing tn value. Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with, notes bearing Interost ad se- cured by # doe of truston the proverty sold Alico Sormclag and reconding at yrehanor scout. $100 pire on eath fot ae EATIMER uct arallel to Missouri avenue two feet and two inches | cost iak of defaultin ser. Al yanc- | livers! oa Shen ytiegy wih anid hy tae | Rpeanhcehgareseguarters: Alworenae-| fern twofoct and two inches (5 ff aud Sih.) toe pub! BENS. F. LEIGHTON, Trustee, Tey ot alley; thence easterly with thé line of said alley nfty-| any@-d&ds Otiice 482 Low foi sir ike aia eid ant Tiga | Fu. WAGGAMAN, Hel Etats Auctonwse | Goulet” southerly in alive paral ith at 5. EW. . darterinaster U, jarine Cory, Figut angtes with ‘Mfissour! avenue one hundged and | 1 i wae, 6 wilbemcsme twenty-seven fect and five inches (127 ft. and Sin.) to | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY Two. said ue, and thence wosterly with said avenue) STORY BOICK DWELLING, No. RST OPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE Si UPLIES POR feet and six inches @0f. and © iu.)to tke| STREET SOUTHWEST AND OF LOFON DEL, | PROPQSAUS FOR ORDNANCE s\_ ine inning. AWARE AVENUE BETWEEN D AND E | Senled proponals. indersel “Prop ‘sale a8 proscribed by the are: One-| _ STREETS SOUTHWEST. Suppligs tor the Waslincon Navy” the balance in two equal installments. pay- | _ By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber | May >. ‘is wi od Yat reconds of the the request of the party able at ons (1) and two (2) years from the date of sale, »» | No. 1378, folio 814 et with interest at the rate of six (G) per cent per annum, om of the District of Columbia, secured by deed of trust upon the promises sold, or ail | thereby secured, we will sell at public suction, in amd public iy Seah: at the option of tae. purchecer nk temas oe | feet ee edema, oH THUESDAL, Stay | eter $250 to be paid when the property, is-struck off. | TWELFTH, 18 at MALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK | inch. ‘Terms to be complied with in ff days from the | P. M., lots lettered G and U in W. B. Todd's recorded | sisting of er, Delta, dey of sale, ox the trustey reserves the right toreswil | subdivision of lots 2, Saud part of 1, iu square GOs, | nuts, tre Lr, ras crucibles, at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. All cou- | Washington, D. C., with ‘the Iuprovement above | hone, wos Ae’ Tie ru to the veyancing: recording, &c., st ost of the purchaser. | stated. standard. and pare the wba stion . T. THOMAS. "Trustee, 452 Dat. By Terms: One-third cash, of which a deposit of $100 | Blank proposals will be furnishe atin C. A. BRANDENBUAG, Trusteo, 412 Sth st. m.w. | anust be made at time ot sale, and the in ture andant of the a my6-dkds equal installment in six, twelve ald eighteen montis, ea. Retcurre pe coe for wich the nots of the Purchaser, earings uterest Aided by lot Gay of sale. end secured by property sold, will be taken, or al urchawor. ve detorts oF VERY VALUABLE Ri eh. iL ESTATE IN WEST t option of Fisisheb y, 3 Tf terms are not’ compiied with in bfteen | to the EDWIN STEW N17.) INGTON, IMPROVED BY NEARLY FIN : THREE STORY BGO ROSE Re ee i from sale tbe trustees reserve tbe right fo rewcll | Gemerd " BATH. PANTRY, CELLAR, ON it 87, wee Ea oy TES : BET LINCOLN AVEN [RST + chumer after eiglt days’ adverusement in The Eveuti COL AND Star” Aileouterancing and rocordtug gt purchaser's On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWELFTH, |“ Feo eres ‘Trustovs. dis «fire agit EB ELN SLFIVE O'CLOCK, we Will off forsale, Infrout of] 7. x waGGaas: ka eENG Lea | UNE SEVENTH ites promises, eee —————__ ES ef Sor carn gillred trois fie to thas 19, Y) 612 jut ding a as tole UARE 5, Wa tcxmctox (THOS. DOWLING & SON, Aucts, ,612 Est. n. @uring she 2 ding June W, INKS. ax fol Pronting 39 feet on W street, bY adapts of BO fost toa ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY. 20-foot paved alley. myo LATIM SLOAN, Auctioneers. 'HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts. marr, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ‘ACENT TO THE PROPOSED MEMORIAL BRIDGE. By virtue of decree of the Equity Court of the Su- 3! ne Court of the triet of Columbia filed April 27, 1891, in ecuity cause No. 12044, entitled John Meany vs. John Cumberland et al., the undersigned wil, on on, th Vs on TURSDAY. MAY NINETEENTH, 1 FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the east half fron: by the derth of original lot five (5), satuare twenty-two (22) the cast half of said lot nve (3), “from! nine (9) inches on D street by ten (110) fe ‘Terns of sile:- One-third cash, one-third in one aad third in t ‘to bear ferred payimenie to be. scured Uy deed A LEON NEWMAN, Assignee. ae Nox TWENTY-1 Erato FUTURE Days. pacman DOWLING & SON, Auct., 612 Ect. Te decree D. vENTY-1 UNITED STATES 0) DB ok STEER H TW icons Soe sd wath | sell at detauiting purchat ‘cost of the | Ye2aneinw. Wick 'H, RALSTON. Durchascr, "A deposit of #200 to be ine a deposit of Eluser at the time ot sale. complied with within ten days: Ware B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. LY, MAY TWELEE, AT HALF-PAST : ig tntere | “ay0Ge WAUFER B, WILLIAMS & CO., ducts. * By virtue of the powers in ine vested under s certain: ‘This houge is situated on one of the most prominent | doe:l, hearing datecn the 2 Ma) 3 sireotp uf Weat Bal ‘and the house is nearly com sige gaceom gu, THCASDAY Piet thet Teruie: One-third cash, the balance in ove, two and Pe ae three years, “6 per cent per wnnuin, Pagable souu- | gecatarin the city of o, Dntekst of Calton, | be ~ Use annually, secured by of trust on property | to wit: Lot 10. in square if, proved by a three | bulbs. 'S ‘ig will be ae sold, or all casi, at tae option of tie purchaser, es en me tite tty ses the necesita cpanel posit of $200 required upon acceptance of bid. | If ropane and bets ead Modern im: | possi for cach class is desizest. rus of sale are not complied ‘witi: in. be used as & store. Stable for two & un a from the day of sale the :aght ts Fesorved to resall the vehicles on rear. 4 ee S eo a Proj ry sul traste | articles of domestic “manufacture, "con ° in ‘some newspaper published iy Dc. tparsnsoer; Unlancy cane” Paehosht of alta) | Srodtetioms ar mannii te dats Dera kee Aivconveyanctng and recording at the costof the pur: ‘of sale. fects "Terme of | Raval. Atjeniion i invited to acts uf Congr’ inyb-lkds RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucta. | Yiso'the: amiges eserves tue Fight tao teelt te | Pol ‘ 4 f ae eaaean : any and al J)UONCANSON BROS., Aucte., cor. 00 & Dete.n.w. neo gee a | eet Forpergod simoatone ying es TRUSTERS' SALE OF VALI PEI (LOR, saps. yt > _ _—— pee aed =, West Wwasuttoroneb, Gace DeEeese | RA oe : OFFICIAL NOTICES. Br virtue of dood of trim, Guly recorded in Liber | TRUSTEES. SALE OF VaLtanry, purtpixa | ___ OFFICIAL } : folio the land records of RNECTICUT UAVENUE IMPHOVED BY | ()PFICE OF THE CoMMINSIONDLS “oF Tue EEAUE gPEQeMiNe. So. tras as stank | OOF "bier may concern ee” Coa, erta!s Unies! | have recetved from Cougtess the followt Ph sea Se, Stee paeee tes day | RTSERe ueet has iow ase Se pane Prerdiee of Coharpis te ‘cause No, 13807, in equity, | of its enact nent. fore reporting on the bill the wherein Gearon Bt Benen end cthssess Sees Comiatsa opp will old sn i aemman at 13.0 ok Ants and Sarah - Proctor aud others ate deferden’s, | in. om WEDNESDAY. Stas fi toice hearin to pare inf rot TEESE ae eee: | the FR a AT ‘elon: Be Th tim gta TRAD. Sige sae | yen ‘he bere wi Gant, f IVE kK P.M, scribed, apy eet i ye! regen (1a) govt | Foal ontate the ‘city of shington, Dasani ot | ar line of tive Distr? of Col yutherly tliey ~ TT oh Sdeecibed as of bent: | C)EFICE. OF THE COMMissIONERS and ¥ith the property to = ne O'Pinrrct St cclnubis, Wasuington, Apes! min to - to ‘sumbered one (| Ri {a cauace nusbered wun; Test in pursuance of the authority and power vested erty pruery valongiag co x bored Pas eg ete hee og ep 4 Sige | inthe Conrtuigaicbere by Jount react ution ot Feoraary with the property. Py ag ord Sree — Te 26. 1S? the followmms police rexulations are and the pro} belonging to John Chander | $9 Clune, HL Ritson June ae, Was) and recorded in | Je" No veraon otoer than the contre taro: hiseok: line af the f said Henry | the land records of the, by decree Ou beet ‘engage in collecting gariane, vflal or dead ‘ton C210) feet to the with sil gud Thetatence Boe eal ty at one and jar odhec:. 2° Onmersortenante ot ear’ house hoes tee Iniprovetoenia. wags, eaamoensa, | two Yours oun day of sale, with terest fran day of |e yal es hts, privileges: ‘the same be- | Sle st the rate of @ per cenrun: snuuun, the | Botel, restau where Uhere may baa cr in aay rise anv E 2 Setareg permease fo be cocured on th proweny eid, Garp shall provide suitable garbage reces taclos, seen o3 ez incash. | Vill be resulted at the time of aul. it ole ay poe 4 play iver: inaring Ofer cept intent fece ay | bre not complied wit men day fom: ay of ele te Er cena ace “anys Hef hie ue gist, seuatansualy. to be by | trustoss reserve the right to resell the at so tc. un pcessiiig to ‘tas: folicrtony eral ou Irormiogs wor bil cauby at option of | Hak, aun. cout of, the deta a ps ends Tite uniewtults Yaa sng ae a Se f Cotauatsmione aD. 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