Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1892, Page 7

A MUENING CONCERT. A Musical Contest Near Lincoin Park That! Made @ Parrot Silly. | Wagner weuld have hidden his diminished | Kd could be have hoard the combivation of | sounds that arose from a square in the eastern part of the city near Lincoln Park early this morning. Fora long time the air bas from | dxvo to dedtime been broken only by the rhytb- cade meamres of selections like “Wang,” “The High School March,” “Marguerite” and the peo- Blowho rafuso to eplit their kindling before going to bed. 4 piano, strangely, does not seem to grow tn dignity as its years advance. On the contrarz, tae uldor it gots the more popular its | styl of manic becomes. A nervous and dys peptic yoong man lives in direct range of the open wtedew through thich the pisno pours its erent volumes of tune. This morning he took torn @ daety ciarionet and started in to drown kis sorrow and keep abreast of the musical sit- dation. He was desperste and probably meant tobe desdir. He played “Comrades.” But | the piano did not pause. It wasn mad race of | xotses, that became pandemonium when from the opposite side of the space where back yards meet in a common center | frome the weird protest of a fiute.} ‘The sounds stopped. Bot it was only an fustent till the fugue was resumed. Firat the Fiano responded to the encoragement of a| Woman who was hanging ont of a window. evi- dontly ander the impression that there was »/ possibility of the occa: veloping blood- ‘hed, and played a mensure. The clarionet{ game in next and then tho ‘into responded. Teopie left their breakfast tabies and collected ned in diamay. It ie sed a desire to in the door yards and Lis rumored that a m: break jail to see what aity was. A arrot that devotes it neal cultivation [Ea become duntb wit ichment. But it recovered and joined bravely in. And at no} £ the encounter did the bird h the worst of it. t eamed c and = quacked like a dnc! elarionet, fiute and pisno all “ageinst b She veiled “Polly want a cracker.” | the lapsed into a permit lune ming Table—Activ= Corresponience of Tho Trenin= Ro Edward MeQnade. who keeps canal near Seven Locks, was b: morning and lodged in jail oz ‘a gaming table i ta . 1892, store on the | cht here this geotkceping I will and d and to dis g the eredit- yuors, tribute the a: ors of said deceased to the audit Ratified and confirmed br the court. Thos. Frffe, admaini fic, deceased, filed inventory of resi and 1 property of said deceased. Frank H executor of Mary E. Gott, deceased. fi of debt« dre the said deceased. Wm. Fulks, ad» tesior of Mary V. Fai a . deceased, passed his secon a final account. Harry Bradier, eon of Mr. radley of Potomac distri ha. : kota for several yes nds and relative Mesera. Geo. Miner Anderac 7 Price and D. W. Bake= have been admitted to t the bar of the eircvit court for this pm of the county, and whe has been resid- years, returned home ring the vast week the fo of real exta‘e have of the clerk of to E. B. Stocking, 51 Fred W. Pratt te BL Ho Warne Ville Heights: # land of $1,000, . pe - Guy Moses to Zibir AS IMPORTANT DECISION. Aiicns Cannot Acquire Real Estute in This District by Inheritance. Monday in the Court in General Term Jus- tice James delivered the opinion of the court affirming the decree below in the case of Kirk- wood agt. Magill. executor, etal, in which an important point is decided as to aliens’ title to property. Jonathan Kirkwood was a native of Scotland, who came to this country and was naturalized, in the District of Columbia in 1944. He. valuable real estate and died seized of the same, leaving only alien heirs. By his will, dated November 16, 1887, Kirk- wood devised real estate consisting of two honses on 8th street between M and N streets to his two sisters, Helen and Agnes Kirkwood, and brother. Anderson Kirkwood, in Scotiand, which will was duly admitted to probate and letters testamentary issued to the executor named in the will, Thomas McGill. A partition snit was brought by the heirs at law against the executor for sale of the pre erty and a trustee was appointed by the Equi Court to make sale and divide the among the heirs, and at the sale the property was purchased by Daniel Ballauf and James Ray for $10,000, Upon ezamination of the title it was claimed that the s2me was not good in Jonathan Kirk- wood's heirs-at-law and that the court had not power to maken decree of sale, as under the act of Congress approved March 8, 1887, it was enacted “that it is unlawfal for any persons not citizens of the United States, or who bave not decinred ‘heir intentions to become eitirens, to acquire, hold, or own real estate in the ict of Columbia except such as ma: bo sequired by inheritance or in go faitk in the ordinary course of justice in the collection of debts hereafter cre- ated and excapting where such persons by ex- i ties may have the right to sequire, or own real estate or by such other acts in @ made and provided.” » was laid by the court on the purchas- em to comply with the terms of which they resisted on the above set forth, but they were relieved purchase. »peal to the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia the case was submitted to the t in Decersber last, and its opinion was de- livered by Judge James on the 18th instant, finally relieving the purchaser, Daniel Ballauf, of his purchase and holding that the heirs of or to co under the will or as heirs at law their brother, he being a citizen of United States and they being citizens of Scotland. who had not declared their inten- tions to become citizens of the United States under any treaty existing between the United States and Great Britain. Ex-Attorney General Garland and Keber J. May represented the foreign heirs and Thomas H. for the purchaser under the decree. corcminel Real Estate Matters, of B. M. Cutcheon haa purchased of Anna M. Ives for £12,000 subs 24 and 25, square 145, 56 by 200 feet on F between 18th and 19th streets re no § W. 1. Bramhall has bonght for $5,785.50 of S. Mason sub 149, square 69, 22 feet 8 inches by 120 on O between ist and 22d streets north- west. J. A. Brvan has purchased for £6,000 of Oella Chappel sub 48, square 911, 18 by 116.59 feet on tren H and I streets northwest. Ekzabeth Brown has bought for $6,300 of ©. H. Bates lot 6 and part 70, square 140, 34.04 by 55 feet on M and 19th streets northwest. 8. R. Sekar? has bonght for $8,133.75 of C. - Thomson lot 15 and for $7,531.21 of Flora IL Patterson lot 16, block $2, Columbia Heights, Hi. ©. Wall hos purehased® for $5,557.00 of b Pettit subs 47 to 49, square 620, ench 1934 by 100 feet on ist between L and Pierce streets northwest, ge Rod end Gan Club All-Day Shoot. The Wachington Rod and Gun Club will bold an all-day'y sweepstake shoot at their grounds, foot of 2ist stree: northwest, on Monday next. There will be ten events, with entrance money der the “*North aystem” of handicapping, which will give all shooters an equal chance. This irst shoot ever held in the District Messrs. Wagner, Hunter, Mills and Hapyes, jr.. will be compelled to shoot at unknown angles in all events. Shooting will begin at 9 a.m. and will continue aliday. The elab will give a fine corduroy bunting suit or 60 per cent of average money to Jote 6, 7, 8, block ‘akoms Park: - ivy making best average in all events. Party Chas. B. Ford to Elinor N. Ford. jot 19. block making second average will get the suit or 60 16, Takon:a Park; £3,900. Chas. F. Thompson | per ceat. Party making third. a will get to Virginia A. Wood. 3¢ acre; ¥ ' 40 per cent of average money. All lovers of to Jae Poss, lot in Rockville: trap shooting in and ont of the city are invited bom Tnwac bgt “wi. Chapman, to be present with guns and shells. Good shells acres of land. ve Camp Meeting Anse 15 acres of land; $7 Joseph L. Green, 71 a Main to Frank M. Page. Aune S. Green to Elizabeth Block 4, Woudaide: #2 Thornter: F. Park; = John F nan, P. Penn to &, West fn .attornes, to = of land MeLeran, to W. B. Matthews, one acve of Chase; $1,500. SAM. — Visiting Fort Saratoz tbbons, fifth Ohio Joan W. irector of fand, and ex Gardner of that city ere here on a viet Sunday as the guest of ¢ W. G. Moore. The former celebrated the twentieth anriversary of his birth at Fort Saratozs near this city, and Sunday Col. Moore went with the visitors to wee the fort. which is near the junction of Queen Chapel and Hrent- uliv was experienced + Dire Gibvona arg bridge could by a dirs. Welc past ¢: with their trip. They returned home Sunday Bigh: | The Children an ard of Fourth of Jaly. Of the Sons of the American Revolation at its last meeting re- quested, ou the motion of Gen. Joseph Cabell Breckmridge, 1 entizens wiil dis- play the Americ ime and tri-eclored Inntern July 4 it a maragers trioti rogram is to MH ~ mm. at their churches or 7:30 Julv 4and march to ‘apitol wich Lighted Ienterns. Those in the lower part cf the city i march to Washi + Monument, those living west of 14th sireet going into the White Lot by the War and Navy Department and ‘those living enet of 14th street marching in by the treasury buildirg. The proposed plan is to have all start back home at 5:30 p.m. singing the bymn “America. If the larger ch will carry their lanterns caref or fishi: Will make the parade at children’s hour more beautiful The managers desire to bave some one from each school report how Many can be present. > — No Meeting of the School Board. | There was no meeting of the schoo! board Inst evening. as a quorum could not be obtained. ‘The president, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Wood and Mr. Cornish were the only representatives of the nine members of the board who put in an ap- | pearance. e > Going in for $100,000. Chairman Edson, taporter what the bout the threatened reduction of encampment appropriation, said: “We are go- fing in for #100, Yee are going to keep at it pd we are going to go before Congress and get ss aquare vote on it. be G. A. R. — THE COURTS. Egrrry Court—Judge Bradley. Yesterday—Smith agt. Aistrop; further pro- ecedings ordered. Cornwall agt. Mehler; | suse continued in the name of SG. Corn-| all. Walker agt. Osbarn; F. H. Mackey ap- | Jointed guardian ad litem. Morris agt. Smith; | itimony before W. C. Clephane, examiner, ordered taken and commission to Louisville | ordered to issue. Keene agt. Harsha; motion for reargument overruled. Equity Covnt—Judge Montjomery. | Yesterday—Lindheim agt. King: judgment by | @efault. J. E. Donaldson pag y., and E. | Ferry agt. same: jndgment in certiorari. | Whittingham Owen: it. Mason | pare an agt. mn: jury out ee 13 To Chicago and Retu: s13/ in picturesque Bard 0. RE. ee route and best vestibuled Pullman serv: Tickets soi June 16 to 20 inclusive, with con- ‘Yention limite. Aj ta 8. B. Hoge, 1951 Penn syivania avenue, for fall particulars and sleep- fing car space.— dct. loaded with all kinds of powder will be on grounds, of Real Fetat Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Proctor to M. A. Lynch, part 15, sq. 822; J. J. Edson to W. Me¥jer, subs 110 to Thos, Hines ling, sub 3, lots 64, &e., #q. 53, S.J. M. Hilton to E. 8. West- #q. $58: $~. C. C. Cole- 112 aud 117 to 122, an. 546; €—. to ©. H. ts 51 ond 52, . E. Richards, subs 39 and 40, #q. 240; Lipscomb to Mary E. Tippitt, lot — $2,250. Mary E. to Mary Erickson, same partys ¢—. A.A. Lipscomb to F’ Tweedy” lot 53° bik. 45, Holmead Manor; #2,025. ‘Same to 36, bik. 46. do. ; $1,677. Emily 3.N. Chisko! ‘olb, lot 22, blk. 18, Long 5. Brown to H. W. Meadow ©, C, Coleman to F. E. Rich- ards, sub 10 F. E. Richards to ©, C, Colema: . 20: 9—. C. C Coleman to F. E. Richards, subs 39 and 40. do.; tu E. F. Riggs, subs 16 and #q. 245; $2.500. E. Richardson to HLA. Le- wyn et al., lot 258, Anacostia; $400. ees Army Orders. Leave of absence for four months is granted First Lieut. Llova M. Brett, second cavalry. Second Lieut. Charles De L. Hine, sixth in- fontry, will proceed to Roanoke, Va., and visit the camp of the second regiment of Virginia | volunteer infantry during the period of its en- campment. Capt. Herbert 8. Foster, twentieth infantry, will proceed at the proper time to Montpelier, Vt., and visit the camp of the Vermont National Guard during the period of its encampment. \ board ot offiers is appointed to meet, at the call of the president thereof, at the War Depart- ment, Washington, D, C., for_ the examination of mich officers as may be ordered before it to : ir fitness for promotion. Detail ke board: Col. John K. Mizner, tenth cav- lista J. Volkmar, assistant 2d- Maj. Robert H. White, sergeon; surgeon; Capt. William . Cighth infantry, Second Lieut. |. Joreph Ke L. Piteh e a Lieut. Edward C. Brooks, eighth will report in person to president of the examining board. Capt. George 8. Anderson, sixth cavalry, will proceed from New York city vin Washington, D.€., to Fort Yellowstone, Wyo.,on public business. ond Lient. William R. Dashiell, seven- teenth infantry, is detailed as professor of mil- itary science and tactics at the North a to Agricultural College, Dablonega, Ga. eflect August 1, 1892. The following transfers in the tenth infantry are made: First Lieut. William Paulding, from company K to company G; First Lieut. Stephen Y. Seyburn, from company G to company Capt. Lawrence L. Braff, ordnance depart- ment, will proceed to the Sandy Hook proving ground. cting Assistant Surgeon F. W. P. Butler, U. army, is relieved from daty at Fort Reno, ahoma territory, and will repair to this city ¥ and report in person to the sur- gener ‘The leave of absence granted First Lieut. Nat. P. Phister, first infantry, is extended to July 31, 1992, inelnsive. 7 ‘The Mortality in Congress. The sudden death of Representative Stack- house of South Carolina yesterday increases tosix the number of members elected to the prevent Congress who have paid the last debt to nature. The deaths of the distii Sena- tors from Kansas and Vi Pres- ton B. Piumb and John 8. Barbour, are still fresh in the public mind, and the row at their decease has not yet faded. In +e Jonathan Kirkwood could not take the property | } John Bailey. a former resident of this ranging from $1 to $2. The shoot will be un-| | } | | George B. Davis, twenty-third infantry, re-| | waa only 67 degrees at 8 o'clock. WILL SUPPORT HARRISON. ‘What Senator Dubois Says of the State of Idaho. Republican Senators who went to Minnespo- lis are slowly beginning to put in an appearance. Senators Pettigrew, Hansbrough and Dubois were at their desks today, but they did little else than talk of the great gather- ing and its lnbors. None of them were enthusiastic Harrison men when they started out, but association and lots of fresh air bave so changed their aystema that each of them is fully satisfled with the ticket. “There is no question about President Harri- son securing the electoral vote of Idaho,” said Senator Dubois to a Stan reporter this afver- noon. “Idaho will not be alone, either. in that jon. The entire west will support the President because he is arepublican President. The west has no other friends than the republican ‘Democrats would give ns free lead and would refuse to survey our lands or to do anything else which ‘would aesist the young states in their growth or rr rity. PiNT bere soem several men mentioned as being the backbone of the administration fight at Minneapolis,” continued the Senator, “but one man who did more than any other one man has been neglected. I am talking about Tom Carter of Montana. re were none shrewder than he, none more active, none more successful. If he had had charge of the Blaine campaign the ticket would not be Harrison and Reid.” 57 Gea SENATORS GOING TO CHICAGO. But They Are Not Yet Certain Who They ‘Will Work For. Fully ® dozen democratic Senators will leave the city for Chicago within a day or two, but who these same Senators will work for is not known, except in one or two instances, even to the Senators themselves. The situation as to the democratic presidential nomination is very much more mixed than it was at Minneapolis, and, as the greatest statesmen are those who make the fewest mistakes, none of these Sena- tors care to indulge in any ante-convention re- marks. Of course the general sentiment is to the effect that the fight will largely be between Cleveland and Hill, but there are those who have already selected compromise candidates. Among the Senators who will Iny aside their senatorial duties for awhile are Messrs. Gor- man, Pasco, Faulkner, Daniel, Blodgett, Mc- Pherson, Vilas, Gibson of Maryland, Mille’ But- ler, Ransom, Brice and, probably,’ Blackburn. | Of’ these Senators Gorman, Pasco, MePherson and Vilas are delegates. INTENSE HEAT IN NEW YORK. It Was Even Warmer Than Monday—In Other Cities. Although there was only a ten-mile breeze blowing in New York yesterday against that of fourteen miles on Monday, the weather did not seem so completely insufferable during the early morning hours. But along towards noon old Sol, aided by General Humidity, who mustered his forces to the extent of 82 per cent yesterday instead of 75 as on Monday, began the work of making life a buzden, especially for | people of adipoise tendencies. Perry's thermometer registered as bigh as 981¢ yesterday and Hudnut’s, in the shadow of St. Paul's Church, Broadway, scored 97. At 10 o'clock in the morning both these in- struments denoted 82 degrees and at 10:30 8: Daring the same period Monday they jumpe wo . At noon Perry’s thermometer showed 86 de- frees and the tendency of the mercury was still upward. Although the humidity made New York as uncomfortable as any place in the country yes- terday it was not quite the warmest. | Portland, Me., and Albany were running in| first place, neck ‘and neck, at 8 o'clock yeeter- day morning with 82 degrees to their cred: Oswego, Pitteburg and North Field, Vt..camo | next with 80 degrees. At New Orleans the ther- | | momseter registered 74 degrees at the same | jour. Chicago was the coolest city in the country yesterday morning. The temperature there It had fallen 16 degrees since Monday. All throughout the | regions of Lakes Superior, Huron and Mich- igan the mercury fell from 15 to 20 degrees. The hottest part of the country was the region including northern New York and New Pas This region usually reaches the limit in regard to heat as well as cold. A — feature of the weather lay in the fact that at $ o'clock in the morning the tem- Perainre was $ degrees cooler in the shrde and 4 degrees warmer in the sun than it was Mon- day at the same hour. The heat of the sun was intense. It was im ible to receive the full force of ite rays without feeling the effect at once, 2+ IT COST FOUR LIVES. Collision of Passenger Trains in Bishopsgate Station, London. A collision at Bishopsgate, London, yesterday morning resulted in the loss of four lives and | the injury of many persons. Two trains, run | for the purpose of carving people who live in the suburbs to their work in London and known as workingmen’s trains, collided near the Bishopsgate station. ‘The trains were crowded with people, and as they crashed into each other | there was a frightful outcry, indicating that a large number had been killed or maimed. It was fond that besides the four killed forty were injured in the collison and it is thought some of the latter may not survive. Great ex- citement prevailed at Bishopsgate, as other trains come in bearing thousands of passengers, ail of whom were delayed until the wreck had been cleared. The police set to work at once to ascertain the responsibility of the disaster. ——____+e+ Exports of Mineral Oils, The chief of the bureau of statistics reports that the total values of the exports of domestic mineral oils from the United States during the month of May, 1892, and during the eleven | months ended May 31, 1892, as compared with similar exports during the corresponding pe- riods of the preceding year, were as follows: May, 1892, $3,171,926: May, 1891, $3,585,276; eleven months ended May 31, 1592, $40,718,240; eleven months ended May 31, 1892, $47,273,930. ~ Exports of Provisions. ‘The chief of the burean of statistics reports that the total values of the exports of beef and | hog products from the United States during the month of May, 1892; and during the seven months ended May 31, as compared with | lar exports during the corresponding of | the ing year, were as follor ry, 1892, $10,501,592; May, 1891, $7,068,006; five months ended May 31, 1892, $74,289,191; five wonths ended May $1, 1891, $71,952,901, pnabadian ses wre Investigating the Oil City Fire. The coroner's jury has met to inquire into the cause and location of the fire at Oil City, Pa. It was proved that the fire first caught between Seneca street bridge and the railroad bridge from the ignition of gas rising from benzine flowing from the Keystone tank. Previous to this the only deaths were those of the Terwigers brothers, who had been drowned while rescu- | ing others. The hospital patients are all re- ported as improving. Those still in a serious ecndition are L. Hassenfritz and the two Brun. sel children. It is feared that Mr, Hassenfritz, even if he recovers, will be blind. Business has resumed its usual course in the city and the work of rebuilding has already begun in places. —— Racing at Ascot. The Ascot stakes at Ascot Heath, England, yesterday, handicap of about two miles, was won by the four-year-old chestnut filly Billow, Dy Ocean Wave out of Queon Frederica, Mr. Taylor's five-year-old brown cold Harfleur by Lancestrian, dam’ by Adventurer out of Wild Flower, second and Lord Gerard’s three- Metallic, by Sweet Bread out Sa yt y TE ur e- favorites in the betting. Har- visitor's plate at Ascot last year House but one member a since the ear harcgiyg ame oy ld, meeting of Congress, John W. Kendall of Ken- Z ay ok is worthily succeeded by his son. s end the nursery stakes at Elected to the Fifty-second Congress, but not Market, whereas Billow had no victories to living to take bis seat among his old colleagues, | her credit last year. who adraired his “many sturdy and lovable | Tbe race for the gold vaso, value 200 sov- qualities, was the venerable Francis B. | ereigns, given by her majesty, Queen Victoria, Spinola, the democratic war horse. The va-| added to @ sweopstakes of twenty sovereigns cancy occasioned by his death was filled by the | each, two miles, was won by Rx. D. Baird’s election of the eloquent Bourke Cockran. The idol of the southern republicans in the House bas _ for years been Leonidas C. Houk of Tennessee, i who after serving many successive terms was elected to the Congress. But, like Gen. Spinola, he did not live to take his seat. He was succeeded by his son, John C. Houk, who has already made himself « power in|: ‘Tennessee republican councils. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15. 1892—1EN PAGES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES. jeaiiieascepaeacs — FUTURE DAYS. IT. WAGGAMAN, Roal Estate Auctioncer. TRUSTEES: SALE 91 Pe arcane By virtue of a tleed of trust d: lo. 1447, fo) et seq. of # Boaeaet oe ty AST. EVALUABLE TRACT ties recorded in Liber ie land reearcs of the ‘Columbia, and at the f fherety secured. we, will sell at apilo suction. i front ‘of the Premises, on _W SDAY. JUNG FIFTEENTH, 1802. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOG! POE, dot 1. in Jofin A. Barting pe rat in Ba fract ‘Long Meadows, 28 per plat Now Tv tollo%ss of the records of ue Oflice of eald Digeriet es 8° Te ees ‘Terms: One-fifth cash, of which $500 must be de. ‘at time of sale, and the balance in three equal ted Fistafimnenta, in one. two and. thrve years, for wien notes of purchaser, bearing interest Sale, and cured by deed of trust ou iroperty sold, will be taken, or all cash, at option of purchaver. AN co and recording at purebaser's cost, mveyancing if terms of sale tenet complied with in Afteen Gays from sale the trustees reserve the right to resei! at t! of defaulting f archer : Wat B BOrRiSa A} TT. F. WAGGAMAR. Auctions RATCLIFFE, DARE & Co., AUCTION SALE OF VALUABI SU DING Lore on THIRD. STREETS NORTHEAST. IN TE VISION OF EDGF WOOD, BEING LINE OF THE ELECTRIC RAILR BUT TEN MINUTES: RIDE TO FL AND. G STREETS NORTHWEST, THIS THE MOST DESIRABLE SPN She PRovEw’ THE CI’ On WEDNESDAY, JUNE FM GINNING AT FIVE O'CLOC! LE si AND. LIGHT, /FTEENTH, AUCTION, #20 PA. AV THE ADJACENT TO THE CAPITAL WITH ITS ADVANTAGE: 1s POTALLY Desttavir , BEING PRACTICALLY IN K PM.. will Trustees. Jo0-ddeds | w. Ee BDI. Tl ax ST UBC FOU SU oN OAD. TEE: ARI RB D ‘H ri UB s OF ETE AS , 1892, BE i in front of the respective premises to close the aflairs of “DOIN fo 24, Brock ¢ LOTS 1 TO 8, BLOCK 7, Of the subdivision of Tave frontages on 3, tained in th of Edgewood. Being all the lotscon- iene blocks. These lowe art if. Baltimore and Cumberland | streets, ranging rows Zo to 61 feet and from 76 to 130 feet in depth. ‘Terms are easy and will be announced at the sale, A deposit of 8o0.0n each lot required when knocked sacs ‘sneer. “TARE THE ECRINGTO: ke7-deas, N ( . STICKNEY, Auctioneer. OF OPERTY, P RTHWEST, By, District of Column secur thereby will o premuises, on FREDAY, TH. “2, nt FIVE O'CLOCK P scribed property situate in District of Columbia, to wit: All of tot nam ‘A. Lemar's subdivision of lot 52, in the said subdivision Is recorced Yor tale in EN'TH DAY ‘Book 19, the emrveyor's office of the Dist-lct of Colt subject ipernee of ea 2100 deposit at time of Site ie Dan date cr oro cost of defaulting pur: fisement in the Wasincton Post. my30-cod&ds *@-THE ABOVE SALE IS POST! cum’ of the weather to WEDNESDA\ TLENTH, 1892, same hour and. rty will be resold GEG. 1 -, the following do: e city of Washineton, square 3 "PONED ON AC- UNE FIF- Plats and all information can be had from the NR. R. TO THE SALE. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Aucts. — RY VALUABLE IM. NG HOUSE NO. 1112 Virtue of « certain deed of trust recorded in L ‘one of the jand records for the and at the request of the front of OF JU ibered 50, Mot pace Oe, bia, sold 10 acertain deed of trust to secure the sium of with interest from February 1, 1801. h in excess of Said deed ‘of trust, ‘at risk and asor after five days’ readver- ‘Wal, 0. DENISON, GEO. Fi. BALDWIN, } Trustees. Aucts., Sth and Dsts. nw. ONE OF THE FINEST LOTS IN FCKINGTON, FRONTING 50 Fi ON DEPTH OF 100 FEET) BETWE FOURTH STREETS—CONCR LIGHTS, &-. On TH EET Tt) S STREET (AND | N THIRD AND E, ELECTRIC DAY AFTERNOON, JUNE NINTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK SHARP. we will'sell on the premises ‘A cK ackndwledsced ‘one of the fives: lots in ECKINGTON (ackno tobe one of the best, if not the best, subu: visions). Ip fact this place is a modél tow: having all the conveniences, easy of or railroad, concrete street, electric lic depth of 100 feet, an is kno. LOT 14, SQUARE 9, Fc na 9. 1.0) SKINGTO’ rban subdi- nin itwelt, s by driving: stone side wi is constantly being improved by handsome new dwellings. | The lot fronts 50 feet ou Sstrev: bee | tween Third and Fourth streets northwest, aud has « Advantages of the country and conveniences of the city. ‘rms: One. alt cash, balance in two y‘ to be secured by deed of" trust and to. be: oare: notes percent interest, payable semi-annually, or ail cfsh, at option of purcliaser. Ads; osit of 8100 at sale. ing. Xe. at purchaser's cost. with in fifteen days, otherwise ri at risk and cost of d pavertisemcnt of such resale in sed in Washington, D. C. DUNCANSON JeB-dkas ‘Au ‘THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPO: of FISTEENTH, 189! DUNCANSON Bi s10dkis A WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, TR S) SALE. OF 1 4. 0 PROVED BY NEW FRAME HOUS By virtue of = deed of trost, dated Av and recorded in Liber No. 1369, folle. 1 Of lana recurs for the Distri:t of lured thereby, we will. se fof the premises, on WE NTH, 1592, at FIVE O'CL Washinton ou in the sa sale: One-balf cash, be ‘paid at time of Kale: Valane months, secured by notes of sale.and dee whieh “oun i to resell at risk and cost ¢ Conveyancing, &e., nt purchase: WM. F. HOLTZMA’ ist. TZMAN, S21 F st. nw.) AYEErT T. HOL, Je4-cok beth, cont. provenenta ther '$ Fes ing purchaser. ‘Conveyanc= ‘Terms to be complied | t reserve to resell | Iting purchaser after five days’ | je newspaper pub | BROS. ictionests, NED ON AC: the storm until WEDNESDAY, JUNE | 2, sane sour and place. ROS., ctionders. Auctioneers. ONE ACRE SUBDIVISION OF BALRY FARM, IM- 118.1801, DNESDAY, DNESDAY, OCK P.M. anty, D.C. Nhivision of ning 100 must must : he ve rich THIS EVENT Avetiox SALE TONIGHT, 611 P» Over 1,000, lots of Genuthe -Dianye Wacches. liver, Watches, “allen, Watch Rings. Guns, Revolvers trom New Yo: Association, ToMORROW. AES dae acid ns Cha ay ‘pRUsTel E OF ONE COUPE CA\ By virtue of a Good of trunt duly record No. 1634, folio, 43 et seq. the District of Coluinbia, in front of the auction rooms. No. 657 Louisia Mi Fy tomes ONY; « ‘Terms of sale cxsh. ye iD NO. 940 LOUISIANA AV! PEREMPTORY HORSES AND MARE: Will he enld at the Bazaar TH JUNE SIXTEENTH, commence Rear lon o: horses aud tmice, consigne Wilson of Philadelphia. This i good stoc fae or drivin parposes and are wall wort fon of bagers without Luuut oF re@erve, JeL2-3t at TEN, ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY SALE UAIMED FREIGHT. On THURSDAY MORNING, JU: A.D. 1892, commencing at” TEN "O'CLOCK, Adzins Extress Company will sell, at 2 rooms of Ratelifie, Darr & Co., 920 Py avenue northwest, io pay charces, aon’ AGES, comprising’ an assortment of Tru Boxes, Packages, & ‘one of the land rec i will sell at public s ‘8. BENSINGER. Auctioneer. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Ancts. 920 Pa. ERIAGF, ded in Liber ds of ‘Auction Weeks © Co., NE. A.D. 182, AT CARRIAGE ENUE. LOAD OF URSDAY MORNING, ‘O'CLOCK by Mir. Fil ck for work- y the atten "She wuole will positively be sold en. OF UN. the ie aicelon sansvivany 00 PACK: Valises, to be sold without re: serve.” All conceriied will take notice, ‘Termscash. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Je4-108 Auctionéers. RUSTE EW TWO-STORY SIX-KOOM Bi § iT! TAPROVEMENTS. KNOWN 'AS AND S12 12TH STREET NORTHE By virtue of those three certain deed recorded in liber No. 1,037 at folio teq., one of the land records of the Disiri bin," and ‘at the request 0 geciured theres, we will ont of the respective SIXTEENTH DAY 0] ‘A.D. 1892, O'CLOCK P.M., the following parcels of the city of Washington, District of Columbs First. Parts of lots humbei sevent: subsivl elebty-one (ORI), frontini street and ranning back at public fo a. depth of Brerses, on THURS JU d seventy-five (75) ight (78), both inclusive, in H. J. Gras ion of squire numbered nie hundred trast duly ‘SZ and Bet f Con of the no ‘Suction AY. the AT FIVE ‘and, all in i. 10 ‘* ‘and sev@nteen (17) feet on 12th 1 feet and. roved by a two-story brick dwelling known as No. inn 808 12th strect northeast. Second. And itumediately thereafter on DAY, parts of lots unubered sevent severity-cieht (78), both inclusive, nd numbered one bundred and. twenty (120) division, in sid square, front Yt'street and running back to fect and tuproved by a two-story. brie Known as No. 810 12th street northeast. ‘Third. And. immediately thereafter on DAY the north seventeen (17) feet front bi Mereof of lot num! fu sald subdivision by a two-story brie! rreet northeast, ach of above lots will be sold from iver 23, NOE. whe sm. Novern Wi Yovember 23, 1804. ‘Terms of be paid in cash and the balance in in six and twelve months from a ‘the notes of the purcheser must: + payable semi-annually, at the rate of of trust on the property sold, ot alt the purchaser, "Ail Convey an urchsser's cost.” A deposit of #1 On" each honse ‘sold ‘seventeen (1; a depth 3 the SAME to part of lot in suid sub if ‘dwelling the SAME ry the dept : one, hundred and rey ce in sald. square, which js improv dwelling” known as No. S12 Leth subject to a deed of 10 and interest thereon h said notes matare ‘sale: One-third of the purchase money to 1 installments sale, for which wiven, with inter- | f nix ceritim per annuin Unit! Paid. and secured by deeds ‘at the option ‘and recording at will be regi the time of sale. ‘If terms gale are not complted with within fifteen days from day of sale the trustees reserve Chaser atter Ave daye’ prewioaes Soting E ¢ paper published InWasninaone DG, JOHN T. ARMS, SAMUEL A. DRURY, he rigitt to resell the the defaulting pur- in some news- } Trustees. _GEORGE W. STICKNEY, Anctioncer. jes-vcokds PJUNCANSON BROS, Ancts., ¥th and D sts. nw. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FINE BRICK AND LOT OF, AND 3 we will sail a or ine THURSD inca. the followi ibed real estate the following descri and in the city of Ws WELLING RETENES pay eed a Bar ee cur DAY of 3 180 at FIVE O'CLOCK EMC in front of the ONE AD: ipresn the ot and known and sted Ss all of Jot numbered eight (39) of Ingersoll Shirtycnine Lap} usher tae seeeedae Ty K Rito TShiot the recorbs ot the @ for te Diatictof Colm ne ten four (2a) fret C120) Teetto am alloy. ding the east fine of Ita. ee nortbnrests ‘with all ‘sind singular tho ces to the. samue belongin sppurteninces ining. LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, 1407 @ street SALE OF BIGH-CLass FURNITURE AT AUCTION. ALEX. MILNE, THE WELL-KNOWN FURNITURE MAKER AND IMPORTER OF NOVELTIES IN FURNITURE AND FABRICS, 124 F ST. N.W.. Has—as already announced in the daily papere—de- cided to retire from the GENERAL FURNITURE business and in future to devote his whole attention to SPECIAL LINES, embracing Fine Fabrics, Laces, Wall Coverings, Frescoing and Furniture from ortzi- nal designs, and to facilitate the promulgated change will, on THURSDAY next, JUNE SIXTEENTH, 1802, commencing at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, his ware rooms, nell at public anction his whole k of Fine Furniture and Upholstery Goods and Wall Papers, including Works of Art in Buhl Cabinets, ‘Tables, Etegeres. Rich Marquiture Suites, Cuairs, &e. Louis XIV, XITL and XII Gold and White and Gold Parlor Snites and Separate Pieces. Orivinal designs in ‘Chamber Suites, Side Boards, China Closets and Din- ing Tables. Brass Mounted Pedestals, Bisques and Tapestry Screens. ‘Tapestries, Silks, Brocades and Lampas Goods, Por- tieres, Draperies, &c. ‘Terms cash. eO7t LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & C0. Auctioneers TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTIFS, BEIN A123 AND 1125 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST, AND 1121 AND. 1123 EIGHTH STREET ‘NORTHWEST. By Virtue of a decree pacsed on the 31st day of May, 1892, in equity: cause ‘No. 13,004, of the Supreny Court of the Distri | Reeves et al. “are complainants al. are defendants, the mnders fo the hichess on THURSDAY, THE SIX. | TEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1892, at QUARTER Pas | Four 2K P."M., in Sront of the premises, Now. 11 New Jersey avenue northwest, the fol- estate, to wit: A part of original ‘tot 9, 1n square 557, in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, ‘Wescribed as follows. Berinaing for sald Par: at x pomt on New seventy eight feet southeastwardiy, from” northwest core! gf said hoe Tunence” nontnenrtwardiy alow tne to said’ avenne. ‘thirty five. feet, thence ard right angles to, sald av Go feet, thence northwardly’ So. feet 8 inches, thet Nestwardiy at right angles to sald avenue 8? fect 4 inches to piace ‘of bezinning, improved. by twa wells built 7-room “brick houses. And, thereafter, on said day, at "FOUR FORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK (P.M. they will offer for sale, under said decree, in front at the: igen, Nor. 1121 and 1123 Sth street northwe the foltcwing real estate, bene low 8. in square 425, havin a front of 25 feet and. ikaproved by two tWwor Story irame dwellings, in the city of Washington, Dis: trict of Colnrabia. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in ssh, one-third in one year and one-third in two years thereafter, the deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of 6 ver cent per auninn, payable semicanna- | ally, and to be secured by deed of ‘trnst on the premi= ses sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser, posit of #200, ‘on each lot. will be required of sale, All conveyancing and recordin “cost of the purchaser. If terms of sale be 0 complied with within ten days trom day °f sale the trustees reserve ‘the right to resell the property at the Tisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. JAMES W — isin [420th st. nw. DAVIN C. REEVES, Trustee, fed-d&as No. L244 New Jersey ave. 1.w. joneers. DENCANSON BROS., A: 7 ARE! AN TRU: STORY AND EME u ; NUMBERED STREET NORTHWEST. _By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 1285, folio 73 et seq., one of the land records. of the District of Columbia,” and at the request of the parties secured thereby, we will seil, in front of the ises, on TUESDAY, THE SEVE! ALD. 1892, AT FIVE O'CLt lowing real estate, situate in the city of ington ryuis, and known and desurnated 19: nitmbered one (1), in square south of square numberad five hundred. and seventy two (572), commencing for the samo on the south Jine of said square at a point two hundred and ten (210) fect west of the southeast commer of said square, and Tunniug thence north fifty-four and ninety-five one hundredths (34.6) feet: thence southeaster!y nine teen and twenty-five one hndredths (10.25) foet; thence south fifty-one and eizhiy one \hund: i) feat to Catreet: tense west om the north Lin Of said C street nineteen (11) feet fo the placeof begin: tozether with all the improvements, ways, 8, privileges andappurtenances to tha belonging o: in any Wise temade atthe risk and cont of ‘the defaueing sor at asale of the said premises under the sai of trusi aforesaid ‘made ou the 12th day of ‘De- | Sumber. 1800, fo°G. W.'Stiekney ‘through’ Janes Hf. i | i Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in two equal installinents, payable in one and two years, the said balanc ty be represented by notes beating date on the per cent i ured bj day of sale,” with © annually, and to. be, Proverty sold, or alt chaser.” Conveyancing, &c Meposit of $00 will be re The termato be co | tees terest, payable. seine f deod ‘of trust on iu9 option ‘of tie pur: michaner's cost. A ‘at the timeof sale. i ied with within ten days, the tras- rving the Tight in case of default in compl: with tu terms within such time to resell the perty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur. F. after not less than five days’ ad Tesale in some newspaper Washington, District of Cola: THOMAS ¢ my25-lkds CLIFFORD f9-THE ABOVE SALE 13 POSTPONED UNTIL. THURSDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH, 1802, at SIX * “THOMAS C. PEARSALL,? _ CLIFFORD U. SMITH, JeSaéeds 5 Frwtens JOAN, Auctioneers, 1407 @ st, y; sai | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF vs PROPERTY IN ANACOSTIA, DG By virtue of a certain deed o trust, dated the 20th Qayoh yA. DTEGL, and. duly: recorded An Laber Se Yollo 44 et sey., one of the land records of District cf Columbia, and at. the request of the party secured theretiy, we will sell at qubite auction 1k red dinette ateaiya ty Sie serie, In ENTH, IN, at SIX O'CLOCK PML, the, fole Washi scribed a erly five bered eighty by its entire dope in. A. Griswold | and twelve in the subdiv assaid H. in Liver county number six, at follo 23 | Yeyor's office for said District, tozether with the provements, consisting of & fine cottage dwelling, with modern improvements. Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest (ps secured by a deed of trust on the property,or all Conveyancing and recordin at ‘cost. of’ purch: A deposit of 3100 will be required when the District aforesaid, and known and de- Tot numbered eighty-two (82), the south= Teet front by its entire depth of Jot num northerly twenty (20) feat 4 lot nu:nbered eizhty-throe (53) nof the Talburtts’ estate ies to the cause in the east half of oricinal lot fourteen (14) in square No. eighty-four (4) fm, the (city of Washington, District of Columbia, at Eo CS) years trom day of mae, detetoed tats and two (2) years from le, payment fo be secured by deed of trust on the property said sad ‘at six per cent per annum, rable: of sale, or all cash, at the oP ‘Terms to be complied with ‘ten (10) slays from day of sale or proj ty will be re- sold at the risk and cost of the defi mJ rogeer after five — advertisement. A deposit Te- quired at ». All conveyancing and at purchaser's cost. JOHN RIDOUT, Trustee, _Sel4-dhas OTE Dat kw. (THOMAS DOWLING & SON Ancts.. 612 Est. n.w. t HLA ry. i ¥) BP VED A-HALE STREET SOUTHWEST. = -virti Court BY Tirta of a deggee of the hae tof the Fach THRs dxrae een tie = ND DAY OF JUNE, at fwenty four “Gp. Gr traeatel Tundred aad elsey free (20%, berinning at the northwest corner Jot and fect; thence went thence: twenty-two (22) apne eR aFios ie a oat ty-four ( afin fed to the eosory brick. cellar, iui aT ane pes eos oe ion he pe me de cree aeeat haser. '. TAGG: '. Trustee. ‘HOMAS DOWLING & 30N, Aucts., Est. uw. avenue | pertaining, the said | LUABLE IMPROVED lowing described real estate, situate in the county. of recorded subdivision of lots seven A. Griswold’s subdivision is duly enrolled fn the sur- yable sermi-annmally). and erty in struck off, and if the terins of sate be not come Plied with in fftcen days from day of sale the trustees ve “lie tight to resall the property at risk abd cost RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO, Auctioneers RATurPE, panne co., TRUSTEES r SAGE CONSTABLE'S SALE. Ee a Ry virtae of a writ of Seri Pret eat rd sea jome of the land Fecoran for POPAT ONL ANS TORENT UCL. On WEDNESDAY AFTER’ ar N O'Neal foe 3 "Neal. tor NOON, ITN! - + MMENCING AY FIVE NOLOCR, ae She District of Comm st the written request the Tyevective pretuises some of y trusteon i oferty « ei reat of the Dardy deeceited ag fellowys nes eens {inte on THURSDAY, TWENTY-THIRD DAY SULA 5, FRONTING PENNSYLY v- ics nme RY iS eee ae eT 5 e's ateccaen meets ef Berg Worm | reWRSvTW AN “ACSNCES AEE rir Se estate, according to the subdivision made by = RENTH STP EET AND NTOCKY AVENUE, }a Dir, a iL offer tor teen mith the improvements, &<.. | LOTR ie AND i Fe Ee RH NEN? | sale the anid uroperts so seined and talon inte, consisting of @ THIRTEENTH STREET EAST NEAR PENNSYL- | fin ‘by “puile unetian te tee ntea ade two Fears, 6 per cent, bor suman aay abignecae | © SOT Sy SQUIRE ONTING PENNSYL. | “Ehig reet entheamt per, an be b Al 1045, FRON A t to tebe place sighlly eecufed (by deed. of truston’ the property | VANEA AVERUE SEAS FOCLTEEN TH SIRELE WATTERS AR ae nasa hd oF ail cath at the option of the purchaser A | EAST. Tyo. M. JOMNE TUR. Ce fopcatt of €100 required ek the time of eal Bes | OTR 2 AND o8 SQUARE NORTHEAST OF | wWashincton, Deo’ seth * ibaa fromthe ay of tale tho Witenes Tear tt TEENTH STRAvT Pant, AVENUE SPAR — — ‘T EAST. men mas Fesell the property at the risk and cost of the defaalt BB 40. aN. 48, IEDICAL, & {ng purchaser after Sve days’ adve of ach | aut fi F ME AL, &. le in some rovpueper paplished, im Woshingwa, TOTS ARE IN SQUARE BOUNDED — — D.C. Allconve} cost | ¥ VENUE AND RK STREET SOUTH | STRANGERS, TAKE NOTICE.oRS. BI gs sae STReaTREAST PRONTING Dy EAIDSTEEETA. | seated edetetne eessuans See go ST, FRONTING ON SAID STE | eat verse Sinn tm thle AND CONTAIN ABOUT 41,000 FEET IN THIS | Tnneaad yeas. DN Bee oe eee | DS MEMES oe SPH ST, NOW WRATS ae hance offers t Z| [)Siuepir affections of the ye, ar tener en _Se13-dhde a ee ee | hiver, Kulineys aml tervous distases Dimer hone ([HOMAS DOWLING & SOR, Aucta.. O12 Est. nw. Pech, balance tm ome apd two | Site. ms. andd toe pom Tanta - TD years, notes to bear 6 per cent crest, payable eeuat- | (ONS) oO nae 7 c ASSIGNED, S15 OF PMPROVED, PROPERTY. | Enmailt. snd tobe sccured by deal of trast on gras: | Cosmas Waukee hE EROPRE RS EA, taig dre earine date nthe dag Stra 1 | Ponti of €100 sequired sn tach lot’ a ch Rared the stene most tee con Feat Peblis suction om THURSDAY CHE | Veyancing, Be. at. purch: tain'y by exe al character SWELETH BAY OF MAY, at HALF-PAST FOUR | Cohntied with ‘in Alvan urinary 4 dieswee O'CLOCK P.M. im ront of we preines. the follow” To resell at Fisk and at : 3 the Seat arto len ‘eetate, im ashint ager OF Vurchanete after Ave days" adversisrerat af | Th I ainesare "eueceent strict of Columbia, to'wit:. Lot 40. in Wail uch remie in some ewspaper gating ie Navas, |. + mowing AY ae in Ea ved ton, D.C. Keal Estate ie Commanr's: tract, « . broncoitte. tte. pres ortck dwelling, 15 111 DUNCANSON BOS, | ‘the akin, tenga {icine ta rons and bath and ait) modern i sleahas 3 wand Date mi gd made aud two vebicies on rear of i PTRCANSON BROS.. Ancts. “th and Date, n.w Ds RRQ Ties: INViconaT ING CORDIAL: Ry amounting to 85,278 whi TRUSTERY SALE OF VALCARER Lor oN sey | 1 NPT RSs th erelats, ‘Merson By purchaser: al ! ERIEENTH STREET REAR RHODE ISEAND | Vcivsostion, Parrivteand. that claw uf heome =e r je perfect” a aruovt HAME HOUSE, | sor weak, milaersl P Thust he compiled with within ten days, othe 210 SEVENTERTH STREET : rita property at the assiznee reserveathe right to resell irtar of m decter of the Sanreme yurchaser. Ev oP ti default chaveraucins at | Court ofthe District of Colusa. renaere Hee Se, | cost of purchaser. i, in Equity cause No. LO. whervin Renan : MES H. TAYLOR, Assienee. | L. Wheeler ot al. are nd Comelin Bond | PNOPFSSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT Cait mysanan TM bs GST | etal. are aeteatin \ened trustees | A with the best of inedical Peterencen, oe Sell at pall of the pee ¢@-THE TERMS OF SALE OF THE ABOVE MEN- ak AT FIVE orchoe 4 29th at. titted property not havine been complied with, the | fo thet birty-four GM) of Willan said’ property willbe repold atte Fa and casi of the | Redin'wubdivinin, iargur ndred ad nichty Gefarhtines ser oh FRIDAY. SUNE REVEN. | two (1e2), ae said sulttininion ie ae TEENTH, Usoe. "at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK | vision bosk'W. F-, pace v0, th. thes POSE infront of the peers Peper the thats Of” Golnmeta” rowed | ES H. TAYLOR, Assignee, ildines and is fore : Gis othest.— | | The terun the mai decree ase woney to be Tinstal' ment Payable respectiveiy £0 two years after di Sith interest, until paid, wt six per cent er aunt) WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Atctioneers, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED, REAL #8- TATE, SITUATE ON FOURTH STRF! T, IN ‘Os, DISTRICT OF wable seint-apnually, said d SKILL Ferrenanted by tis: proinienry secured by deed of tru toned, or all'of said. p STCCRSS. Hours: to 2, 4108, Sunday. 9202. TWEEN Q AND RSTRERTS NORTHW! THE aork OF WASHINGT* COL! By virtue of the last will and testament of John Mil- Jer, deceanod, the undersigned fore, will sell | be-sompliea with iw vend —— — er. a the un anenect eli | be cmpliea with in te from ex! at mmblic ion, in front of the. PATS On MON- | posit of #100 will be required from the pur: | Et Nw DAY pe TWENTIETH DAVOF SURE) A.B. 1802 | the eof sain, Alisuvesanciue and cording at “ ; Reser arcelsof eround known as lots mumbe BENS. F. LEIGHTON, Trastes, 7 years <mpenianens 1, 12. 13, 14, 15, 16, Tr and 18 in John Mile Icensuldivision of sjuare’ teabeped 980.” Bache of Sata ‘Veare at said lots fronts 19 feet 6 inchéson 4th street west by SS Majtimare. oan toe commited Sore Sitnetay at GOR et news trom ae feet 43 inches in depth to a public alley The creditors of Semel Bond, deceased, Lin need " ow yet Ratner Gated a on wat vt | ARTS Sees Siesta mal ates nd ga due in eget instaliments at twelve and | ers therefor, with the cali Months from ‘of sale, with interest, rable quar- | (30) days from day of sa) terly, for which the purchaser will give promis- BENJ. F. LEIGHTON, Fold,.or all Caahy at option of the purchaser” K'lopeat THOMAS P. WooDWwARD. T D oF Stoption of °K etopos ot 850. fn ea lotr wil ee reauired whet wide Al ve }——_-— Sonveyancing and revording’ at. Cost of purchaser, : Tare Mite "pata te sch Tune. tno: terme of R & SLOAN, Auctionvers, 1407 G st. n.w. | [U, © DENTAL assoctarion, sale be not coms wi ifteen days from day 7 = ~ " J. ie the ” resel VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE FAST SIDE fag the underpin Foerve toe ret te ave dare QF STH STELET. BETWEEN "AND t| : Cor. 7th end Dota. a.w. paper pabiisbed haat diel Wassincees | On SATURDAY A bos, auNe pron.) Scteriric DENTISTRY aT MODERATE eee Ee ee, | Teenie ae REC AGOR, frost of tae PRICES—"NOT BOW CHEAP, BUT JOSEPH BISHCHOF, Fx. oe having a front of 20 feet by a depth of 11S HOW GOOD." ‘The leadine dental organization of America, com __ 502 6th street southwest (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts., 612 20-Loot alle hird with notes bearing i trast, or aTPrash. 4.12 months, Wa deed of #1000 st. nw. secured ‘option of purvha: AE ys ee pe ee Ancooure | ye ORAEAM, gor ftw [SWS SRO Bertone 10, 1867, recorded in Liber Lay folio 127 | Keay EeTATE ATU ATE CS BEA ae 1 «; Allonerations #kitifally'and sctemtt®- aa, aed ogg 88S, recorded in Lil 1289, BETWEEN H y TENTH “d or i Ree Ktktbets WeST-AND MAND SS STHLE LS Seen eae ipergia, and aoa by yrtue en docree uty asec bx | Sp lebitpry SMENOTON CETY, DISTRICT | Vl Seana at = ee i 3k nity cause No, 13373,0n the 17th day of December, | 7B gigi on oe eget | Satine SOL, we will’sell, in front o? the pres gh ng } fold from. | hscretina remeron Gi eoonsewretnatcet | Feat eat chat PaEhe Lone Se | nr wie Man ky tg Said ground, having ntenfootwise | Detinning at th: southwest corner of said sot and ru aenaid ground | ning theace east seventeen fees’ two tachen thence | I pk. 3. EL aba —— keene teseaerr ane pasion Wick at: | north ty fect thence west Seventon fecttosnchet | ID bextisr, game mcderm, three-story and ‘paseinent br thd thence south: Sty fect to as Mloce of bariomion 002 Tat a nw Terms of sale” One-third cash and res twelve mont! which purchas ne in six and from day of sale, with interest, for ‘daed of balance in two 1 Crown and bridge work. ‘Terms: One-third cash, plates ents, payable inone and. two. years, thereon, pavablesemt-annually, Yor which. tue notes ual install- ith interest yh. 8" ARSONS, Soiecner aaa nate ey tees | ee ae Scams eT | DY ORE EAR cae an 0 | ig dele ie ey of etiam eobe raped a deed ot | Sivas ahead nome ; Escher Taek & VLR sates emcees | Semel peace a a ae | : } time of saie, complied with Jn fifteen days from day et sale, the Undersizned reserves the risrht to resell at the rost and Tisk of defauiting purchaser after six days notice by | advertisement of such resale in woe newspaper pub with {a ten (10) days the trusters Peete the Pigbe ) ten (10) reserve the resell the proper: Patter five days’ notice by advertise- ment in the Er Star newspaper of this city at the ‘TBE Evans ‘DENTAL PARLO! ee : 1217 Ponn. ave. now. | Fisk and cost of defaulting purchaser. All conveyane- | lished in the said city of Washington, Our Specialties | ina aud porording at cost of Purchnect, ANDHEW 3. scans { Pxecy’® | cRowN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETE WITS. ROBERTO. RUTHERFORD, Trustess. ros. 2. wacoamaR n= ) Testes, ‘OUT PLATES. Se7-d&ds 1307 F city. Phat 3 JeF-dEAs | Toth that have decayed and broken a {THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts., G12 E st. u = - eet operated thistyetem, LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts., 14076 st. n.9. erect gioon crowns, eroote given a new leae at life apd nade. — : VED PROPERTY ON Ps | and servitosiiie in every wey saustarel one’ TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoven | BAW CTY POU AR Ee | tikes an meta al eter ay ay aatan REAL ESTATE, (BEING PREMISES NO. lie? | PIETH STREETS. ULOKOL TDW | WUsheil persnamentiy arrest decay at the braves set | ISTH ’sTREZT NORTHWEST. AUCTION. the root ancl strong enous to prevent splittamge of tive By virtue of the powers vested in Mg ag substituted | On TUESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIRST, 1892, at Toot or breaking loose from tteattachwents. We claim | trastes, duly Spoiated, ty Goce ipo Supreme FIVE OCLDOR E. x, ze wilt eit {front of the tant ov Teak tethge vere eee ee ee | Sours jneriet of Colnmbia, ca uses ot 143, fronting 40. feet W ic Fo with Yortdare work Tomstste tn Suppl | Soo so57 on the docket of suid court, T wAl-om Bre south nide of Bor Third streets by a ay ins tovtt that huave "bmen exstwcted, makes th iBOs sale at public auction in front of the premises on. feet. improved by four Two-story Fraime H. beoutifal ‘and dnrable apphance ever devived as DAY" Whe SEVENTEENTH DAY of SUSE, ‘Terms: One-fifth cash: balance in uns, t hog | subwutnte for Re natural Sevth: ail thie wr 1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. let lettered sears, with interest, secured by a deed of trast on the CS she tote tee moet. al Jot 17, in sq property, or all cashi. at the option of the purchaser. | lent in dentistry has been reat in the last few chiar Wash ‘aid fot having « ‘depouit of 100 required at the time of srlv All| Ws nave kept pace with thesn tmpin: of 20 feet on 13th average th of about | conveyancing abd recording at purchaser's cost tivate of the Evans Parlors are aes of twoats feot toa public alley and. improved. Uy two-story THOMAS BOWLING & Soy, | Tow enfit of thew, practiced ana in the ime dwelling, No. 1192 13th street northwest. Jel1-akas ‘uctioneers. | 2Fu/al and artigt:suanner Our orfow for this lane one tnd tworyears for which dhe antes ofthe pat | []2 ITED STATES MARSHALS SALr. my vin: | Suh"shrihes fot an,remomable 86 i ourigem chaser must be siven, bearing G per cent interest Jt ieof a writ of fer! farias tested © m pertaining to our profemsion.” Fine wl geared om thy Sevses aside” Kdsgaas: ct aes a | oltce of the Ragremetoerter age Distt artificial teeth on wuld platina, rapier ee fascia Testns tobe | biaand to me directed will’ sell” at pubilc sale, for ined with wold. Extracting without Daim Complied with im fifteen days’ ‘Eaxen paid to date of | Cash, atthe new naval o'wervatort) Wstrict sof Co: i er ES St purchaser's | lumbia. on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY. SECOND _ cont. GEORGE EO HAMILTON: Pousane* | DAY of UNF. Ite, TWELVE O'CLOCK Mt rail the 4 FILLED Ri akas Bun building. | Fight. tiile, cisin anil interest of the defendants. in neertel without «hanger except and t the following des"ribed (2) rough frame shed, one (1) oe tT nee fare ys : as 4 c felt Davis.ties and JotinG. Craic, trod a senud se 1 D' ARYLAN! in favor.o” Josinn Dent. | yea RORTRERSE A ATO DANIEL M.RANSDELL, U.S. Marshal, | Mosta By virine of a deed of ven to us and duly re- RATCLIFFE, DARK & ©O., Anctioneers. }10te $08 aed In Liber No. 1004, at folio S78 ot f | JUNCANSON BEOS., ucts... 9th and D sts. nw. the land records for the |.» Oe 0 istrict of Columbia, and at aoe the request of the party sccured thereby.we will offer | TRUSTFE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERT for sale by public auction, in feont of the’ premites,on, HREE-STORY PRESSED BRICK DWELLIN) TUESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIRST, 1802, at SUMBEK 1715 ELEVENTH STREET NORTH” HALF-VAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following WEST. described land and premiser. situate in the cit By virtue of a certain deed of trust bearins da pulteag all fiat mombered Af (Ooy squats | le'Tr! the Lantieeds for bet being jot num! y-two (52), in square | folio 11 of the Land Records for ibe Distr! puuntered nine mundred and thirty-six (O86), sccord- | Jumble, we Will sel a vublic at ing to Dennis Connel's and Lawrence Cavanaugh's, | prewine, onSATURDAY. yor forthe “District ‘et apo a surveyor for real estate in Ji, folio 127. Also. that numbered fifty-one G1) in the sane within the following metes and -boun ginning at a point on the west line of ‘east, seventeen (12) feat south of the Siid lot numnbered fifty-one (51) and runnin; west one hundred and eizut and throe hundred and sekemb-five thousands (108 375) feet to “an alley. thence south along line of alley forty-one (41) feet {he dividing line between lots numbered fifty one (3) t clone’ said RATCLIFFE, DARR cers. R ‘S20 Pa. ave.n.w. TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE USIMPROVED REAL FSTATE ON TENTH STREET. BE “TWEEN D AVENUE AND F STREET seized NATIONAL 0 2. w. Open 2 to, vil e4 ENTAL INFIRMARY sity, cor. Nth and Ks Extracting: rial Co, Lauztiin No. 32,405 i PROFESSIONAL. RAPHAPL, THE wyayt and astrolowis Tel cami. haw wonder! ky dates. DP ston. w. ELEBRATED CLAIR. the seventl dawenter, healine power Gives Don't fal. to Seo thits tas Pokey ME. FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE aia; ke riven from cradle torerare, 20 * the folhown towit: Lot 10, : ‘ake in square 835, buproves | story pressed-brick dwelling’ containin= improvements. Can be occupied the rear. ‘Terms of sale: This property is sold aubject to trust of $4,000 not ret cue, balance of purchase mon-y in cath within ven days from the day A deposit of $100 required at the time o? Couveyancing, &c., at tue cust of 8 THE OLDEST | ievoyant, avin yaare eee RERGMANN : dividing line ons fmded aud'tee sed ices Ste | | DUNCANSON BROS.. ance. seSailnar "tom ears nt a NN. i one um s 5 .. Ancts, Satferasthom vtusran en welS-deds ERNEST Eo SCHaiDT,| Trustees | t (202-85) feet, tence cast on said dividing | = ‘ —— 99. Open Sundays. Kewiden: Sa Hine thisy-aee and, «hirty-eaht wundredthe (3. UNCANSON BROS., Aucts., hand Dets.nw Hy anidthate utes eee : L* pias Slont sald sergut line tures ( feet to" thenince ct’ be: | TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ME, PERRIN, CHE TROEST DESTINY ae oe ghOCR ILE: He ATRUGTION, PARE: | ctaning coven With ste, enProvement mE: | a vistas of Soot e TS Et a tel accuracy Tern, Bh A hnae BB ELE, : 7 ‘ a fwo dineda of trust bearine date Ser acy Torun, eh Ae te B Bete. On MONDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH, 1892,2¢ HALF- | the samo telcnpingor in ene wies abet eine ALB. Is9t, and Auly recorded in Liber 1: 1 Marjon st. a.w., bet. Oth and 7th, Pand qs. 7 Gt Bw. men and two 5 rt * ‘ ~ 4 LOT 20, IN BLOCR 19; th notes of trust upon the ‘the parti thereby, we NI ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS LOT 38, IN BLOCK 20 told and bearing interset vom: the day of aale teibs | ablic auton infront of thee esi, AE te, All rusian <cafidential "Eades abd erator Lot 29 fronts on Talbott circle and Owen et, and lot | rate of @ per cent per annum until paid, payaplesemi- |THE TWENTY TOL RIN DAY or 1m Hue, B aa - vit 88 fronts ou Dewsou st Annually, or all cash, at the purchasers option. A | 80%, at FIVE. OvcL oc tet. Tet ame North Caritol stat aa a Tamms easy ond made known at sale. epost of Hab required, at the tine of sale. Terms | scrited cels of land atid y vemieen. 8 ¥. dE, HUBBARD, ASTROLOGER, (WETIE Jel LATIMER E SLOAN, Auctioneers. | tobecomplted wit tm Aitecn days irom the dar of fescinign ts and ete ae \ taco Sylvester of Balin ‘re.oldest antrolower tm SING & SON bere Sie ene: | sale vtherivies the truntces fesere rewsll and Hock ‘nminbered 4i-in + od biatea) ~_o oe (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts., G12 Eat. nw. | Ph property at the risk and cont of the del faulting pur. | su vis the north rounds othe Colum! Simaaye at 414 3d 6 pot. my hs tas LOT OF, CONDEMNED MATERIAL, OLD TROR, | Some newspavcr suciitived to Washingt B. Conk | Sen ot Te ak aero aiuts street ok MADAME, PAUX. MANICURE. AND. CUTROPO, ERXMENT. US az |e CE TDALD Mt MeLACHEER Each dwelling will be sold ely, berinntne | uuruutaiturero! LTS MANICURE aad CHTKOPO™ * AT AUCTIO: if ‘ROBINSON WHITE, , with the easternmost hotse, The terse? ale inthe | DIST GOUDS south of New York Boy On FRIDAY, JUNE SEV TH, 1802, at case of each house being one-third of the purchase | ONE O'CLOCK PAE, wo-willnel. at property yards | _20-< me money sn cath, balance in ‘wo eaial installments, tn | corner of Cana! and First streets southwest, ae JUNCANSON BROS., Aucts.. 9th and D ste. ‘one, two and ‘three With interost at 6 per cent | fons of Old Iron, “wo Top Wagons, lot of Old Bar- | [)' — Ber'annum, interest paysble semut-ansuslly, 'aad Fela. ec a TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX NEARLY TWO, | Cured on the Property aiid, rail rash avontiom ef | 2S soy MD ¥ pider of the Commissioners D.C. STORY BRICK HOUSES A’ NER, OF | purchaser. A of will be required oneach | J, 7), SICH OLSO. MD. 314-3t__ THOMAS DOWLING & SON., Aucts. pe es OUTREAST. at time of sale. All conveyancing and record. | {1/: lveraees. Theva, and ( JPENCANSON BROS., Ancts., cor. 9th & Detanw. | - SEPaee ENCE EAS cee eee Velicgl eon G6 teas tet Saeh aoe e eeetees | 6s yg a, en eee Rhee TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE | . Bi 5 Pr actaes, £6, trast, to pe. dated | Pewold at risk and ones of dotonlting purbeeet. roathee, Melancholia, QN D ST-BETWEEN 21ST AND 22D STS, 8. W. Ty nee | se7-dkae ALDIS B. BROWNE.) Trustees. ty A yh sf ae iD a records 74 DIS BY wai Corda, Hoarmeness aint any aftertions wt Piatler of Shuai Dacsed ow the 1th, day of Sune Se ye LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts.. 1407 0st. nw, fat re a) rh ase No. 1353 ‘esa jieving and caring. + a. ierga sober A Balls Somainant gd Bleed Eo TRUILDING LOT O8 Connncricry AUACE UCIT EA POSTIVE GURE QUIK tal : 5 oh ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE | PucTRICITY-A POSTIVE CURE, QUI SUCHET SP TT BOE Ee Fimo dane fet aebgeigi yin, Ete tate fest tan Bee AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, all the interest of tho meiuber Ar D. 88K and gulp reconied iy oe Net Pinend” Dr. HAYWARD, 10 153 De HAYWAKD, 1023s hws ‘nap Biedsa cember A. D. 1888, and duly recorded in liber No. ine friend. Fa folio Jet .. one of the land is of the chal tof Golunstla, snd at the recat CF tne tarts | Soecinilt ‘of the prises Oa. FRIDAY, USE TRENT 31Ni BIH, begs AT HALE-PAST. TIVE O'CLOCK | ADVERTISING. pe ahty of Wastinrions Patri nioteaid: te wit | TF YOU Wisi EXIISK AN\UHING AN! umbered fifty’ oi George W. ‘Hopkins’ here st any time write to B. ROWELL & Keeentrina ubaienin of or dteink Pee | col Dave althek Vo wi ,e a 33). thirty-four (34), ad "] ‘IN NEED OF INFORMATION 01 BS, ME ae ap cgiayaeres, GF ygties: | EXE ONT sls, MER, OU RRORMATION Of Seblivinton of mqnarepambered-at= 'cadfed at | ES pocesenle coo P a ayy aig. Syavaverare devi of about ot feet tomn alley, and | ypr7w coupliation ftom ihe “Serma of stle’ ‘One-nbe cash; balance tn one ang | "stir reuiation racine ot c¥ery owe two years, with interest, payable sent-ann Sid | des or information wivut racee and oer 3 ifoerand receding nt Fuieesaeaeey | ELS ADVERTISING BULLALS 10 Soragy se om ‘be required sof 5 And at “ ‘the sale fo! coed fa ae of sale trustees reserve = Situlting parcjanee 2S WeTMk sodoosiot ie NL Susser’ Duress G GEORGE aB TE, =w MEK KESS oons. _s1s-ande SASES 6. GUSNELL, "| Trastenn — JUNCANBOM BROS. Aucte., Oth end Dots. a. SPECIAL OPENING OF WASH GOODA, AD, ry ephys Ginebra. ied Mut Ae Pe seotel: Gtngtmauns. at deine nee ae ie,