Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1893, Page 7

SS THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1893—TEN PAGES. 7 SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. HYATTSVILLE. ‘The Twenty-seventh Annual Commencement | I; ‘Took Place Yesterday. OPERA HOUSE FILLED WITH THE FRIENDS OF THE INSTITUTION—DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE ON THE STAGE—THE INTERESTING EX- ERCISES—DIPLOMAS AWARDED BY commrs-| yy" SIONER PARKER TO ONE HUNDRED ORADUATES. | 4 ‘The twenty-seventh annual commencement | People yesterday evening. of the Spencerian Business College was held | the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia, yesterday afternoon at Albaugh’s Grand Opera | Hiram House. The great auditorium was filled with | Potomac Lodge, No. 5, of Georgetown, accom- avast throng that occupied every seat and | Panied by Mr. Louis D. Wine and Schroeder's was | Band, came out from Waskington on the 4:28 an enthusiastic gathering as well, for it was | XPress and were met at the station by Mount made up of the relatives and friends of the graduates of the institution, who after their thorough courses in practical business train- ing were just about to cross the threshold of their career. The program was an excellent one and carefully arranged for the pleas- audience. There music by the Marine Band under the leadership of Prot. Fanciulli, and before the they gave @ concert con- “Wang.” an overture and Business College March,” by Fanciulli. The interest of the occasion was enhanced by the presence of the Quartet. made up of young iber of seiections in de- vocal music was under H. Mills, who also Lodge, No. 10, of Washington, and overflowed into the corridors Hermon Lodge of this place. neared this village the band plaved the familiar air of “Maryland, My Maryland.” of Birmingham Lodge of da few of the Grand Lodge of Maryland joined Mt. Hermon Procession formed at that place and headed by Martin R. Th of Hiram Lodge, No. 10, of acted as marshal, with H. C. Dobbs of St John’s Lodge, No. 11, District of Columbia, as assistant marshal, and Chas. H. Long of New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, District of Columbia, gay music to the lot be- cer street and enues on which the founda- As the train ure of the , past master fashington, who regular sisting o! the “Spencerian as aid, marched ami tween Johnson Pike and Wine tion of the temple is laid. The usual ceremonies were then carried out, being conducted by W. Henry Shryock, whe acted in the place of Thos. J. Shryock, master of Masons of Maryland, and the of of the Grand Lodge of the District of Colum- bia. The opening address was made by Grand hart of the Grand Lodge hymn “Father of Love and Might” was sung and an impressive prayer was offered by Rev. C. B. Smith, grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia. _ The inscriptions on the corner stone and s list of the contents of the box deposited in the corner stone were read by the grand treasurer. One of these inscriptions was Mt. Hermon Lodge, No. 179. A. F. and A. M., May 2, 1898, and the other the Masonic emblem and A.’ L. 5893, The contents of the box were a cop; state and county papers, numerous coins, a the names of the follow- ing building committee: Francis H. Smith, resident: Harry B. Major, secretary; Louis Francis Gasch, R. P. ladios, who sang a lightfal manner. the direction of Mra, sang an obligato solo. On the stage, with Mrs. Spencer in the cen- ter, sat the members of the graduating class, who were so many that they completaly filed that large In front of the footlights all’ about were. flowers in lavish profusion, interest taken friends of the institution in this its greatest day of the year and the greatest year in With Mrs. 5 number ton people who are interested in the cause of education, among them Mr. M. M. Parker of the board of Commissioners, Miss Clara Barton of the Red Crus Society, President Lyman of the civil service commission, Mr. John Joy Edson and Mr. B. H. Warner. The tmtcestion was delivered by Rev. Frank Sewail of the Church of the jerusalem. Robert M. Weedin, representing the night classes, delivered the salutatory, and the salu- for the department of short hand and trpewriting was delivered by Miss Maud A. Eason. At its close the Philharmonic Quartet, of the Misses Meads, McCulloch, Shepard and Stidbam, chanted a unique selec- tion, in which the alphabet was repeated in all Lecturer Graham of Maryland. its history. Toster of the lodge an . Wine, treasurer; Evans and Eugene ‘A. Fowler, W. M. The hymn ‘Before Jehovah's Awful | ‘The corner stone was then laid, the trowel, square, level and plumb being applied to it by the proper officers. The corn, ine and oil were poured upon the stone by Past master. senior grand warden and | junior grand warden, who observed the usual | form accompanying the pouring of each article, after which the M. W. G. master said: corn, wine and oil and all the necessaries of life abound among men throughout the world, and | may the blessings of Almighty God be upon this undertaking, and may the structure here to be | erected be preserved to the latest ages.” then presented the implements to the archi- brother architect, are confided the impiements of operative ma- ith the fullest confidence in your skill Rev. C. B. Smith then read from the Scriptures. Mr. L. Cabell Williamson. | grand master of Masons of the District of Co- Inmbia, delivered an eloquent oration, which was loudly applauded. He suid that the struc- tures of the medieval ages were the earth. All the greatest inventions of the age went for naught when compared with the archi- tectural devices formed by the hand of Masons, | Step by step we ascend the round of civiliza- | tion and accomplish much in advancing with There was acorner stone in the life of every man, and unless it was laid on asolid foundation, with a true heart anda faithfal reliance on the Supreme Architect of | universe, it was not laid with a true Masonic | cemented with brotherly love ex- | will be admin SUCCESSFUL PRIZE ESSAYISTS. ‘Mrs. Spencer then announced that during the past year the officers of the Washington Loan and Trust Company had offered a prize; if 250 for the two best essays ou the subject of | “Thrift,” and the result of the competition would be announced by Mr. B. H. Warner. Mr. Warner stated that the judges in the compe- tition had been F. S. Presbrey of Public Opin- ion, Mr. James Du Bois of the Inventive Aye, and Mr. Clarence B. Rheem. jod withou* knowing the nazes of the | competitors, and the first prize of $30 was awarded to Mise Coca L. Zeaman, and the second of $20 to Miss Emma Kendall Culbrer. The | committee, said Mr. Warner, notwithstanding | the pressure ou the ‘Treasury, had managed to make both awards in gol Lhe gentleman's valedictory was delivered by E. Ernest Mitchell who gave an eloquent de- of this Quadricen- | tennial year; and the ladies’ valedictory by Miss Flora Belle Snyder, who declared and proved that the coming woman is here. Miss Clara Barton delivered an address to the graduates on “Business Trainirg vs. Luck.” and Mrs. Spencer said a few words to the class on the spirit of loving service to the world this college desired to impress upon its ‘Not what we can get out of the world but what we can put into it,is the central question for each ee The award of —— | was made by Mr. z r, WhO 8 whe cauber ‘congratulation to the class,who paid a touching tribute to Prof. H. C. Spencer and the tender intinence of bis life upon this college and upon Washington. The claga committee cousisted of the follow- ingmembers: Wm. H. Dorsey, chairman: Emma Clark Drake, Pauline H. Garnier, Ethel Ma; Grady, Annie Ferris Green, Sarah V. Lockwood, Isabel Cameron McGregor, Katharine M. Mul- lany, Elizabeth C. Randall. Louise 8. Reich- mana, Elizabeth Clancy Willey, Allison M. Archer, Ernest Chas. Booth. Bronson C. Bux- ton, Howard P. Cobey, Robi. E. Conner, Virgil L. Crandall, Fred. Kincheloe, Roy Rutledge Lupton, Fred. Muebl- Jno. D. Normorle, The commities | 424 ability.” scription of the the human age. the gavel usog by Brother George Washington, ener stone of the old Capitol in September, 1793, was afterward used in laying the corner stone of the new Capitol an Washington monument,and said that it was now the property of Potomac Lodge, No. 5, of Georgetown. Master R. P. Evans delivered an appro- priate responsive address and Rev. C. B. Smith | pronounced the benediction. The band played patriotic airs at intervals during jies Aand Bof the Maryland college. under Capts. Sherman and Pugh, and commanded by Lieut. Grissard, U.S. N., gave a buttalion parade and drillafter the ceremonies, which were witnessed with mach interest. ‘The following officers of the various lodges Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia—L. C. Williamson, master: H. S. Merrill. R. W. D. G. master; W. R. Singleton, R. W. G. secretary; C. B. Smith, Rev. and W. G. chapiain; Joseph Hamacher, W. G. L.; M. Trimble, W. G. Palmer, W. S. G. deacon; W. G. Henéerson, sword bearer: Malcolm Seaton, W. Jr. G. stew- ard; Thomas J. Edwards, in laying the monies. Com Agricultural Seamer) ie. were present: M. W. grand | Robt. “Alpheus Speare, David McC. Stuller, Jonathan R. Thorne, Fred J. Whitehead, Wm. Pearson, Almus R. marshal; 8. C. ‘THE GRADUATES. following were the graduates from the , grand tiler. = Lodge, of Washington—Wm. L. Stuard, W. M.; Warren Bickford, acting 8. W.; John Green. J. W.; John Weld, acting A. W. Fairfax, acting treasurer; F. K. Van Auken, §. D.; Brian Moss, J. D.; J. C. Cottrell, jr., and J.’ T. Donaldson, stewards; P.M. marshal; M. A. Eldridge, ine, P. M.; Jos. Jouey, P.M. Birmingham Lodge, Beltsvill Humes, W.M.; J. D. Causard, 8. W.; Dr. ©. A. Grand Lodge of Maryland—W. H. Shryock, acting grand master of Mason Lecturer Graham Dukebart. Potomac Lodge No. 5, Georgetown—Chas. — Brinkman, 8. W. Ladies’ day class—Elizabeth L. Anderson, Gertrude L. Clements, Emma Clark Drake, Lillie B. Faunce, Ethe! May Grady, Annie Fer- ris Green, Clara’ Wilhelmina Hense, Sarah V. Lockwood, Isabel Cameron McGregor, Kath- arine M. Mullany, Elizabeth C. Randall, Louise y Hamilton Rowan, Jesse M. Simmons, Flora Belle Snyder, Bertha F. Steward, Emma Louise Thompson’ and Eliza- beth Cloney Willey. Gentlemen, day class—Allison M. Archer, Lucien M. Archer, Ernest Charles Booth, Bron- son C. Buxton, Howard L. Christman, Marion Francis Ciseo, Howard P. Cobey, Charles B. Coffin, Robert E. Conner, Frank M. Cornell, Virgil L. Crandall, Vietor E. Desio, Frederick C. Dezendorf, Frederick Arthur Dodge, William Henry Dorsey. Perling Flagg, Edward RB. Kincheloe, Koy Rutledge Lupton, Joseph Ernest Mitchell, Frederick Muehthausen, Robert Alpheus Pearson, Albert | Repetti, Frederick Repetti, Albert “August David MeC. Thorne, Frederick J. Whitehead, William H. Ladies, night class—Pauline Heloise Garnier, Agnes V. Le Noir, Mary J. Metz. Mary Shea, Agnes Sleavin and Cora L. Zeaman. Gentlemen, night class— Robert P. Carleton, Robert L. Dutton, James Dallas Ervin, Maurice A. Downes, John L. Fletcher, James M. Frere, Wm. W. Handley George ‘A. Harlow Adam J. Hatzfield, Jos. C. Kieter, Wm. Howsin Lewis, Benj. Martin, jr., Selma M. Mason, John D. Normorle, Patrick J. rks, Almus Reed Speare, 'm. L. Wilson. 8. Reichmann, M —Dr. M. D. Cornwall, W. M. Waddey. J. W. Mt. Hermon Lodge, Hvattsville.—Eugene A. J. A. Erdman, 8. W.; F. A. Holden, secretary W. B. Stokes, S. D.; Hugh Latimer. J. D.; D. T. Sheriff, —— Harrison, stewards; RF. Anderson, Major, master of ceremonies. Reception committee—R. P. Evans, F. M. Smith, J. H. Ralston, C. Ww. Esch, 5. Webster | Sooner’ 3. iv cis Gasch, treasur tiler; Harry B. Jonathan R. W. Leanarda, Lewis all the citizens of the town, including many ladies, were present. ‘The occasion was | one of the most impressive that Hyattsville | The new building will be of | pressed brick,with brown-stone trimmings, and will in all probability be ready for occupation by the Ist of October ——— BROOKLAND. Mr. Hoblm has removed from Mr. Ward's Shorthand and ‘typewriting, day class—Kate | house on Frankfort street to a residence on P. Babcock. Annie M. Chaves, Carrie L. Cleve- | Concord street. Mr. Hohlm, who is a nat land, Ida M. Cowell. M. Einma Kendall Culver, Fred C. Dezendorf, Harry C. Dobbs. Maude A’ Eason. Mary Eleanor Graves, Evva Has Brouck, Nora Has Brouck, Frank I. Israel, Nellie Merab Leadingham, Julia Olson, Louise Rollins, Ella L. Rollins, Emma E. Russell, Mary | E. Shurtleffe, Hattie Armstrong ‘atharine Curtiss, Lawrence G. Fletch- er, Edward Charles Graham, Anna M. Hi Wm. Howsin Lewis, George T. Moran, Neilio E Rice, Augusta A. Frank Button, | has ever known. O'Rourke, Laban 5; Robert M. Weedin, Denmark, is about to take out naturalization papers so that he can purebase property in ‘Park, B. Belle| Dr. Theadore Y. Hull bas bought » lot on Providence street near 13th, where he contem- lates erecting » permanent home and office for Dr. C. S. Hodgson’s new home on University Heights is nearly completed. Mr. James E. Clark and family are oceupying their country home on Michigan avenue. Mrs, Eastlake of the department of labor is thinking of building a new home on Lansing street near 13th. Mr. George E. Paxton and family have re- moved to Washington. Mr. U.S. J. Dunbar of 11th street has been engaged in modeling some’ figures to be sent with the government exhibits to the world’s Sehraudner. Army Orders. Leave of absence for four months is granted First Lieut. Wm. F. Flynn, eighth cavalry. Leave of absence for two months is granted Post Chaplain I. Newton Rituer, United States First Lieut. John T. Haines, fifth cavalry, will be relieved from duty at the United States | and Cavalry School. Fort Leaven- . by the commandant of the school by September 1, ard will join his troop. ‘A board of oificersto consist of Lieut, Col. Dallas Bache. deputy surgeon general; Lieut. Col. Albert Hartsnif, deputy surgeon general rgeon, is appointed | eet at Omana, Neb., for the examinationof | Capt. Henry 8. Turrill, assistant surgeon, for Mr. Stephen Bondra paid a visit to Washing- ton barracks to bid adieu to his old comrades, who were among the members of the artillery transferred this week to Fort McPherson, At ‘The Baptist Church of Brookland will here- after be open on Sundays after 3 p. m. for any one who wishes to enter, and literature will be found in the lower rooms to interest young and ~~ McElderr, ‘The Methodist weekly prayer meeting will be held on Friday evening of this week at the resi- dence of Mr. 8. J. Owen: Michigan avenue and Fort Me On next Sunday morning Mgr. Satolli will celebrate 8 o'clock mass at the Brookland Catholic Chapel, instead of on Pentecost, as the reverend father will beabsent from the university after next week for some length of tim¢ the services Gounod’s masa in C will be sung and will be very effective, as the choir contains some fine voices and the organ as played by Mrs. C. K. Kettield has almost the force and pathos of @ pipe organ. Leave of absence for three months and four- days is granted Maj. John H. Janeway, | at the corner of spt. Julinn M. Cabell, assistant surgeon, will | A. Russell, Wyo., to Fort | ley, Kan., for duty during the’ absence of .. Turrill, assistant surgeon. ordnance department, will proceed from Philadelphia to Providence, official business. ‘Col. Charles T. Alexander, assistant surgeon eral, is detailed as a member of the army pedical board convened in Col. Charles H. Alden, assistant surgeon gen- eral, relieved. ceed from Fort D. pt. David A. Lyle | jew York city, vice Still Open for Engagement. From Life's Calendar. Featherstone—What did your sister say when you told her I was here in the parlor But she took « ring off one finger and put it on another.” _+2+-—_—— Unpardonal from the Roston Transeript. 2 ‘A Boston woman lately in Chicago was asked in s boot and shoe store how she eould expect to have her foot to be fitted, “so thin and 4 this «be will waiting for her?” Senator Quay when shown astors telegraphed from Washington that he would resign said: “I will be on hand at the opening of the session to take the oath of office and serve out my term unless the very unexpected happens.” Joseph Horn, aged twenty-seven, was pi ably fatally stabbed at the corner of 38th streot and Penn avenue, Pittsburg, Monday by Jobn —-20- Got the Start of Him. the Chicago K FilHow did you get such a handsome suit of ho made it is a little lame.” A FORTUNE TO ESCAPE A DUEL. impressive Laying of = Corner Stone of a] A French Speculator Avoids Fighting by Masonic Temple. Correspondence of The Evenms Star. Hyartsvitze, Mp., May 3, 1893. The laying of the corner stone of the new | about eo much in Paris during the past week Temple, which is being erected by | as the affair of Breteuil and Ephrussi and the Hermon Lodge, No. 179, A. F. and A. M., of | singular denouement in the gift of a million Place, was witnessed by » large number of | francs to the poor of Paris, The facts areas Representatives of | follows: Giving a Million Francs to the Poor. Special Cable to the New York Herald. Paris, May 2—Nothing has been talked Every one was astonished last Thursday morning upon reading in several news- Papers that Vicomte Egason de Breteuil, in consequence of heavy financial losses and Rus- sian grain speculation made at the instigation ter to do one of three things—to resign from the Circle Royal. to fight a series of duels until one of the adversaries should be killed or se- verely wounded or to give 1,000,000 francs to the Paris poor. It subsequently turned out that M. de Bre- teuil had lost large sums in grain speculation tered into upon M. Ephrussi's advice. The Vicomte Breteuil had never made a personal [ Sohlonar of his losses, but was offended at M. ;phrussi’s having induced some of his friends to follow his example. FIGHT OR PAY UP. M. de Breteuil, in fact, paid his indebtedness, which reached the figure of 400,000f, and al lowed a month to elapse before insisting on the explanation which took place in the visitors’ room of the Rue Royale Club. In this conversation M. Breteuil accused M. Ephrusai of inducing his friends to speculate in grain while aware that the chances were that they would lose their money, and insisted that M. Ephrussi should either resign from the club or fight aduel, the choice of weapons being left to M. Ephrussi. Instead of naming sec- onds M. Ephrusei asked sevoral friends to. try and prevail upon M. Breteuil to change his mind, but this M. Breteuil declined to do. A MILLION TO THE POOR. ‘M. Epbrussi then proposed a compromise by offering to give a million francs to the poor. ‘M. de Breteuil declared that being unable to obtain any offer of satisfaction he did not feel ified in depriving the poor of Paris of such a gift. Breteuil declined to distribute the million to the poor himself, as he says he does uot wish | ny personal prestige to be reflected by the nerous act of his adversary, and so the fund istered by common friends in Ephrusei’s name. Itis only fair to put on record that M. Ephru: is now suffering from gout, which makes him nite lame, and in the opinion of his maitre Varmes, who is also the fencing master of the Vicomte de Breteuil, renders him incapable of sppearing on the terrain, |. Ephrussi has not left Paris. but receives no one, being confined by his illness, which a recent death in his family and the events above mentioned have not tended to alleviate. ONE DUEL AND MORE TO cox M. Drumont of the Litre Parole is opening fire upon Ephrussi, while on Sunday Camille Dryfus, the well-known deputy, whose duel with the Marquis de Mores a few days ago was the Parisian sensation of the hour. has pub- lished an article in hia paper, La Nativ, which [. de Breteuil deemed a reflection upon his character. ‘M. Breteui! on Sunday morning, accom- psnied by two of his friends, Comte de Dion and Capt. Chaboard, called upon M. Dryfus and offered kim personal and corporal, insult, whei his seconds to M. "Breteuil. In consequence a duel was fought at the foot of Mount Valarian at 5 o'clock on Monday afternoon. Two bullets were exchanged at the word of command without any result. It is expected that several other duels now on the tapis will be the outcome of all thi cs FREE BATHS IN BALTIMORE. But It May Be Dificult to Secure the Nec- essary Funds The ordinance providing for tho establish- ment of free pu river, which was introduced in the first branch of the Baltimore city council on Monday night by Councilman Schleifer, is meeting with gen- eral approval from all classes of citizens in| that city. Every one is interested in the pas- sage of the mensuro by the council, end, though | the shortage of funds is known and appreciated, it is hoped that enough can be saved to meet the expense incurred in building these five bath houses, The city has long been in need of such bath houses, says the American, and for many years there has been more or less agitation of the subject. Ithas been urged in advocacy of the establishment of the baths that they will be beneficial in many ways. They will undoubt- edly be an excellent adjunct to thesaritary sys- tem of the city, as the delights and blessings of a bath are not known to all residents. There is a law which now provides that all dwellings | erected within the city limits shall be supplied with bath rooms, but this is of recent origin, and there are thousands of dwellings erected prior to its passage not supplied with bath rooms. To the residents of many of these houses a complete bath is almost unknown. Another city law makes it a misdemeanor, with a fine as the penalty, for bathing in the waters of the Patapsco river or Jones Falls within the city limits. As cleanliness is one of the best and surest means of preventing the rise or spread of an epidemic, and as the city | health authorities are now laboring to prevent the introduction of the dreaded cholera scourge this summer, the baths would prove of great value as another precautionary measure. ‘The only question would be ns to their general use by the great “unwashed,” but it 1s thought that if favorably and conveniently located, in the manner, for instance, as suggested by the ordi- nance, there need be no fears as to their popu- Inrity, tions. Despite the prohibitory law, hundreds of boys within the city limits take daily baths in the waters of the harbor. The watchfulness of the police is more than matched by the vigil- ance and cunning of the average mischief-lov- ing youngster. During these stolen baths many boys annually lose their lives. ‘A talk was had yesterday with several city councilmen on the subject, and all were more or less favorable to the passage of the ordi- nance. aa A Lucky Accident. From Science Siftings. One of the greatest discoveries ever made was the result of the purest accident. It was the year 1796. The citizens of Munich had just witnessed tho first triumphant perform- ‘ance of Mozart's opera, “Don Juan,” and tho theater was doserted by all save one man, Alois Sennefeider, who, after making a round of inspection in the building to see that no sparks had ignited anything combustible, re- tired to his room to stamp the tickets of nd- mission for the day following. When he entered his apartments he had three things in his hand—a polished whetstone which he had purchased for sharpening razors, a ticket | stamp still moistned with printing ink and a check on the treasurer of the theater for his weekly salary. As he placed the latter upon the table a gust of wind swept it high up in bis room and then deposited it in a basin filled with water. Sennefelder dried the wet paper as well as he could and then weighed it down with the whetstone upon which he had before carelessly placed the printing stamp. When he returned to his room the following morning he was aston- ished nt seeing the letters printed with re- markable accuracy upon the dampened paper. A thonght came to him. He won- dered whether by some such means he could | not simplify his work of continually copying the songs of the chorus. He went out and purchased a large stone, commenced making experiments, and, we all know, finaliy dis covered the art of printing from stone—lithog- raphy. It Fell on His Nose. From the Chicago Tribune, “In the case of the word onion,” in the teacher, “where does the accent fall? And the sad-erey, thoughtful boy with the freckled face saii the accent fell mostly on the nose. oe Of Course Not. From Vogue. “You don't mean to say that in Chicago lndies wear gloves at dinner?” “Why, of course they do. Would you have them eat asparagus without?” rae E. L. Harper, who wrecked the Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati and who was par- doned by President Harrison, returned to hit home in Hartwell, Ohio, Monda: ‘The Navajos have surrendered to Agent Piummer the Indian who murdered Trader Welch. Welch. At the Monroe street crossing of the Lake wenger ex- press ran into a funeral party Monday after- Shore railroad at Toledo, Ohio, a noon. Mrs. M. J. L. Bork was killed and Mrs. A. Friedlande, Mra. Matthew Bartlett and Mrs. George F. Fish were seriously injured. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. _‘THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DA\s. ee DDUNCANSON BROS.. auctioneers. 8) SALE OF VACANT LOT ON SIXTH BETWEEN © AND ct joed of trust dul: iH, BEBSHEDER BLE REAL ESTATE T. ECOND STREETS: ity eatse of Hei Wutler wad others, ANCERY SALE OF ON STREET NORTH BE AND TWENTY-5i ¥, EST, WIIH A FRAM: ‘The undersigned trustee in Hannah, assienee, against Mary No. 13612, equit E tion, “in front « IF TE! Auctioneers, HOMAS DOWLING & SO. oneers, ruceessors to Weeks & Co. T 612 Est. nw. LUABLE LOT ON E EEN171H AND 18TH STREETS T. deed of trust aated recorded in Liber 844, folio 473. istrict of Colum).a, I will sell TRUSTEES SALE_OF recorded in Liber nd records ‘of the ve wilt vell.tu fromtof the prem THIRD DAY OF MAY. A.D. M. PROMPT, the fallow: ing described real estate, sitnate in the city of Wash. ineton, in the District of Columbia, and known and distinguished as and being parts of lots numbered 11 square numbered B44. best rch of the southeast comer of lot Li | running thence north along Uih street twenty (20) feat Wx (6) inches, thence west obe hundred thence south twenty (20) feet six (8) inches and thence east cne hundred and five (105) feet one (I) inch to the place of beginning, with al iniprovements, ways, easements, of Micbael Ephrussi, had demanded of the lat- | an: REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, STOVES ken Be, On THURSDAY, MAY FOURTH, in in cur sales rooms, general collection of Honsehiold Goods, Ke. SUCH AS Bed Room Suites, Three Fine Parlor Suite Mattresses. Enlows. Bolsters, Bed Coverines: ‘snd other Cat «. Exteneio * Furniture, Odd. Bureaus, “Washeter District of Colu By virtue of a ines, on WEDS! Isit}, at FIVE O'C April 5, 1877, ‘one of the t TEN A. MM, wo will sell’ ‘ke. WEL! said lot, in square numbered eighty (80), with . 1c an L¥-PAST Fo the purchass m oney to be paid im ments in six and twelve monthe, with of sale, for which purchaser ts give promissory notes, to be secuved ty a deed of trunt or ail cash, on the ratification of A deposit of $100 required focked down to the purchaser, TR O'CLOCK P. inz described real estate, situate in Lo: G in Bryant's subdivision of red nineteen (19) in square num! ‘One third cash and the balance in hh “ured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all ‘cash, at the pur- ypsion ; #100 deposit at time of sale. Ternis to be fully complied with in ten days after aaleor the prover's will be resold at ri-k and cost of defanltin aner after five days’ advertiseme! Even- THOS BRADLEY. ‘Trustee. inning twenty nee of purchase areaus, -Washete robes, Carpets. Russ, Stoves, hen One Large Section Ice Box, osmall< Four Show Cases, Be, & feet one (inch Two Small Coffee Mills, C. H. BERNHEIMER & CO., HORSE ENSINGER'S ENSINGER'S On THURSDAY MORNING, at TEN O'CLOCK, within the Bazaar head of Young Horses and Mares, war- ranted sound and good workers in ingle or double harness. These horses are acclimated and used tothe city and are sold solely for rights, privileces appurtenihces to’ the saine belonging or in any ‘Wine appertaininy. Terms: One-tiird of the purchase money in cash, balance in six and twel Dearing 6 per cent inter cured by a deed of trust on ‘the ‘property sold, or the purchaser. &e. ‘at purchaser's cost at time of sale. ‘when the property 1s All converancing at co sale must be complied with within fifteen day: day of sale or property will be readvertived and sold k of defaulting purchaser. Taxes _my3-dkds ARMA STODDART, *[HOMAS DOWLING & So AUCTION GALE OF FIVE ACRES OF Ee ey at the cost and and assessments paid to day Office 486 Loutsiuna ave t Per anoura and RATCLIFFE. Dann & CO., AUCTIONEERS. VALUABLE THREE-STORY AND CELLAR G. CONTAINING TI 4 RST CLASS CON! 407 “FIRST 8 ‘Terms ef sale to be complied with in {teen days, otherwise the riht reserved to resell the tof defaulting after five days’ advertisement of such Rewspaper published iu W ap@t-dtds GEO. ¥. HARBIN, G, SLOAN & CO., Stecessors to Latimer & Sloan, Auctioneers, 1407 @ st. n.w. OF, VALUABL STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH STREETS SOUTH- virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the iriect of Columbia, passed in Fquity PUNCANSON VALUABLE BUILDIN OF 2TH STREET AND FLO) THEA FEV T ON FLORIDA AVENUE A’ ET 63 INCHES ON 12TH STREET EXTENDED. Virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded tn liber . folio 13 et seq.. one of the land records of the MAY EIGHTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK tors W'sguak XTX SOU Fronting 18 feet on Ist st. with a deptiof 83 feet to This property is nicely and conveniently ‘within casy walking distance of ail th nd wear the prigtiog: U.S. court house ani isin red throusbowt, Terms” One-third cash. balance in one Dearing interest at the rate of six umm froin day of wal IDA AVENUE Di-trict of Colum premises on WEDNESDAY. 7) described land 1 we will sell in froat of the | tive departments NTH DAY OF MAY, and premises, situate District’ of Co- ered twenty CHANCERY S4te being newly pay 5 and 6 years old, Work in single or doubie harness. years, with not Der cent. per a (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctisnsen. 62h aw, bia: he request of the tarty encured =e Sramines “ou BATT DA zi 7. at FIVE © of Joi re eubditicion ee = Distri t of Colt fronting 18 33 teet by a depth of 4 feet” ‘estory brick dwel! rocina, freted cellar, furnace anil all uvodert deine premises BOS 13mm stn ‘Terms: Lit Ki peyton ws SMUT ty . Aucts., C12 Est awe ROAD, OPPOS!Ti. WES) UNDERSIGNED WILL ui i AT PUBLIC AUC ing on the Toad. ire Weeley” ae ‘Methodist Univermity: Tertys of sale: Cash. it of @200 pee Se eee Teited. “Couveyanctae at ruen Rs P.M., five (5) acres of eae haners cont” apziat “GEO. C. PAYNE & CO., O18 15thet, eae, ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN SST Telstra ker, until WEDNESDAY, Say Gra ¢. PAYNE. & CO. \dersizned trustees will offer annually, the in front of the Buyers should take the advantage of this op- portunity, as the sale is peremptory. 940 La Ave Successors timer & Sloan, Auctioneers, 1407 G st. n.w. be 4 ), in block erred payments to te secured deed of trust on the premises sold, or. purchaser's oprio ered one (1), in the pian of the ion of part of Trinidad niade and Brick | Machine Compan corded in the office of the surveyor of said Distri book numbered 6, paze 120 Wi ‘AY, 180%, at FIVE the foliowiny real estate in the city shingtou, D.C. HE WENT 11 FEPT OF LOT 3 AND THE AST ) FEET OF LOT 4, IN SQUAKE 469, : One-third cath and the bali with interest from the ‘A deposit of # ‘Terms to be complied with frou sale, otherwise the richt to resell at risk porchaser 1g reserved. kes at ‘RaTchirh: D: HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucta ‘612 E st. nw. PROPERTY OX sry. ET EXTENDE] TREET AT AU. MA together with all 8, Ways, ensemelite, rig ts, privilemes enances to the same belonging or in any wise conveyancing, rec On THURSD, 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK, we wiii offer for srcut of ‘the prensses, sublote 16, 17, 18, 19, and 22 in equare 74>. ‘This Property ‘should commend the attention eee ‘lerms: One-third of the purchase money in cash, balance in one and two years, ites to bear O per cont avable semi-annually. and to be 8 deed of trust on the property sid, or all at the option of the purchaser. A dep be required on each lot at time of sale. Conveyanc- ing, Se at Durchaser's cost complied with 'in Atteen days, otherwise the rizht re- riy at the risk and cost of Gays’ advertise owe newspaper published im re CHAPIN nRrows, FINO Sead PATCHFFE, DAK & Co. AUC STORY BRICI the deferred pay ‘o> all vash, at the purchaser's option. 8100 will be ‘required when the property {s sold. ciny and recording at the purchaser's cost. If the terius are not complied days the property may be rewold at cost of the defaulting purchaser. MICHAEL J. COLBERT, ‘Taxes paid to date. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF THE LATE HON. GEORGE BANCROFT. COMPRISING ELEGANT BUHL CABINETS, GRAND PIANO, MADE IN BERLIN; FINE MARQUETRY TABLES, HANDSOME PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, RICH BERLIN CARPETS, HAND- SOME PARLOR SUITES, ANTIQUE CHAIRS, ‘MIRROR SCREENS, ELEGANT DINING ROOM SUITE, OF SIDEBOARD, EXTENSION TABLE, CHAIRS, &c.; WINDOW HANGINGS, SUPERB DINNER, TEA AND DESSERT SERVICES, SE OLD GLASS AND CHINA, BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENTS, LAMPS, SUPERB OAK WRITING TABLE, HANDSOME ROLLING AND FLAT-TOP DESKS, CANDELABRAS, DWARF AND UP- RIGHT OAK BOOK CASES, BOOK SHELVES, REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, BRASS AND STEEL FIRE SETS, ODD CHAIRS, BRUS- AND OTHER CARPETS, HANDSOME XOSEWOOD BED ROOM FURNITURE, BEAU- TIFUL WARDROBE, PILLOWS AND BOL- ARMOIRE, CARD TABLES, CHAM- BERK FURNITURE IN SUITES AND ODD PIECES, LARGE LOT OF SHEETS, BLANKETS TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, &c. . S.—-MOST OF THE FURNITURE WAS MADE TO ORDER FOR MR. BANCROFT IN BERLIN, AND WILL BE FOUND OF ‘Terms of sale served to rexel ing. third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest, secured by a deed of truston the operty, oF all cash, at the posit of #100 required at the iime of sale. Veyancing and recorling at iu fifteen days otherwise from day of T)UNCANSON BROS. Auctioncers. a aneing end recordin * SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS, AND 235 THIRTEENTH STREET EAST. of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber folio Li7et. seq, cnof the land records of the District of Columbia, we will se'l in front of the prema: mn WEDNESDAY, the THIRD DAY OF M T8038, at HALP-PAST FIVE CLOCK P. the following described real estate. situate in the city of Ww the District of Columbia, to wit! All cels of land and premises ‘as, and being lots numbered west “aubdivision. of iy square nonubere mi Tovenienits, easementa, Fights, privilewes and. appurtenances to the saute be- ‘OF in any wise appert-inine. house at the time of sae. Terms to be compl sale, rion of the purchaser. yarchawer's cort. WLING & SON, = ___Auctionsers. DUNCANSON BROS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF ‘ON NEW YORK AVENU! AND ELEVENTH STREETS. BEING NO. 1015 NEW YORE a’ recorded in Liber nd tecords of the | “front of the ENTH DAY of K P.M. the fol- C., & SLOAN & 00. KRESIDESCE, - Latimer & 8i “MAY NINTH. 1893. at FIVE ee ee on O'CLOCK P.M, ive wll ip Front Fronting 16 feet on. 105 feet to ‘an alley. rooms with all modern iinpruvement situated near several ines of ears a the heart ff the city. fteen hindred (81 ee inone and the purchaser bearing nth from the day of ‘olumbla street This house contains seven GILT CLOCK, fasyot March. the District of party secured theret In front of the: istrict of Columbix, we will ists, on WEDNES OA’ AD. 1893, at FT ing described ‘land and. premises, situa shinuton, District of Columbi f lot humbered 2 in aq vecinning for the sane at a| was at the time of the occurrence and | f, 500) dollars to be pata | years, with notes of annually, aud te be se oF all cas! at the option of the pur: tof $200 required « t the option of the purchaser. ired at thine of sale. 1 deposit 6f $200 reg iii complied with in fifteen days from sale, of k and cost of Aefauiti neing, Fecordinw, Ke. RAICLIFFE, DARK & CO... 1PHOMAS DOWLING & SO: Vonvavancinz, &.. at purchaser's ms to be complied with in fitteen di the richt reserved to resell the property atthe th and cost of defaniting purchaser after five da: “neh Fesaly ih some newspaper pub- Fronting 4 feet 2 Wiches os 10u Stand 108 ‘eet 3 inches on containing 13,000 «qnare “eet of cround. be the'sa'ne ‘Tabence is avsouthwesteriy | More of, jem Improved Uy brick tables, shedn n along the north &e. twenty-one C1) feet four (4) | inches to the dividing line of lots 1, 2and3in eld sduare:; thence south ninety (20) feet sev ‘at purcharer's cost K 2 WM. E. STOCKETT, 5 one one, t | siti acing and recording at w to be complied with in Bfteen days from dey of wale, or the property the cetaniting pure ~ | the trasiess may deem Recesary. 8500 deport "9 | @uired at time of sa patbotiag,. since ABLE UNIMPROVED “GHTH AND P 3 Oue-:hird cash. balance FUTURE Days. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. By virtue of the powors vested in me by aw. recorded in will book Tegister of wills of th inst on the proper YALTEI the late Reuben D: WALTER B. tap tate Rouben Dow Mion of the purchaser. trict of Columbia, T ehall weil at pub Mighest bidder in trout o TAE NIN i NEW YORK, &e., THE BEST QUALIT At the request of ¢ ERibal MAY FOURTH sna Fle Tin Leas ‘and 5 tug at HALF-PAST TEN A. M. each ‘day dence of the ate Hon. Rorthwest, his per above, of whch a fall and com DECOWATIV A EE ANT . S HO DODENDRON aries C. Glover and James M. i ver ublisued au Weehitg- # CHAPIN BROWS ey Georgetown subd the sryey ure NCERY SAL VALUABLE Dot 1 AND LVING BEiCk DWELLING. NO med te description wilt be m exhibition Wednesday, Muy | bom. Terms carb, ‘SLOAN & CO. 30-100 feat each given in the catalozue 01 ie on the west side of 28th from 9a tn. unt eupon M. Dryfus on Monday morning sent | A ACRES OF TAND ON THI FA IME DISTHICT LINE. of a decrew passed by the Supreme of the District of Columbia 14260, wherety Th i NAYLOR ROAD Terms of wale: One- stallments i 07 ALONG FAYETTE SURE! HE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Ci E CHANNEL OF THE POTOMAC KIVE! By Virtue of a deed of trust records of the District of Cc Ie. at public am ce in equal in- and two years afer date, at 0 cent interest, secured by deed of trust on ‘the pro of the purchaser. I comp'ied with in ten erty Will be resold at the defaulting pir laser's cost after Ave Cavs” pub, . veyanclugjand recording at purchaser's cost gah Jot WU be required fo be paid when the prop- "E, DAUR & CO., AUCTS. LE, BY AUCT odore Mosher and others a and Lee M. Mosher i defendant, T : ae HALY-PasT Po M. ON SATURDAY, THE SIXTH ad Pipa al a division in square numbered one hundred | Gaired at time of sale. All conveyancing and rect Jos for the sameat a point in | Me sireet one hundred and thirty-five eet, and rnuning thence ce east one hundred (100) | jeen (15) teet to a public alley, Fycmggandred (2005 | MF a three-story and District of Colaratia passed hi strict of Colutsbia mn T4400, wherein Cat complainant and John fendants. the undersigned ‘fron! reinises, RSDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF MAY, teribd' Fealentats and premises, sine Sad, bets scribed real estate and pre: sine am = in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Allof lot numbered three five hundred and six sacne on the line of Parts of lots 2 and Threlkeld & 'D '* front of 128 feet 8 in-hes on al. are i offer for eale feet (135) north 4 yorth Bfteen (5). t, thence south DURSUANT TO Di the north by the che I To 0 the followinw de T[HOMAS DOWLING & SO TRUSTEE'S SALE STRERT BETWEEN | SEVENTER RIGHT Ee TH STREETS NOW HWEST, By Virtue of a dood of trust di duly recorded in Liber 844, follo 471, ot Tecords of the District of Columbia, I'wi ty im front of the rrenises, on FRIDAY r TH DAY OF HALE-PAST FOUR Ore feet to the beriunins. isnproved back building brick i ). in square niimbered -weven (567), bowinning for the street north ata point distant d._five-tenths (160.5) feet west from the southeast corner of said square: run- \dred and twenty (120) feet: thence “west twenty-three and eleven-hundredths thence south one hundred and twenty the line of said street and thence. ine to the point of beginning, toge jance in two equal in. nd two years from tI th interest on the deferred payments ir annum, payable semi deed of trust on the ‘the option of the. an baths along the Patapsco | ogg shall sell on the part of *“Beall's District ‘the Naylor road about a quar- ave of Good Hone, division of the Goldin farm. This tract rier and @ third (45% | elizibiy located for subdivision P Terms of sale as prescribed VE O'CLOCK P. of Y OF MAY, A. D. Columbia, abutting o nilebevond the ¥ ourth of the purchase money aid at the time of be paid in three talents, In respectively one, two and three with interest froim date 1 | pein bas ning thence north one,hy and all the privileces, (chia of prober D acres of land, | Duilding pur! the decree: One-third ‘the balance in one and two vears from day of | eof six per centum per in threo equal insialliuents, payable respe-tively tm ubdivision of orien hs hereon, recs ta athe, froin the day of male, the ski Geferred payueute to beevttenced | ‘ ha hundred and seventy two ( Term ot sale: One-third cach and the balance in six and tweive ruouths, with interest, secured by deed Lust ob the Property s0.d. interest at the | snninn, payable semi. iy if | purchaver or purchasers to be given for deferred pay~ ared by deed of trust on the pre oney to te ped ‘of 81000n the complied with within twenty Fate of 8 per ceutum proverty will be resold cr uy and to be secured. by ‘sold, or all cash, at A deposit of two hundred dollars. ( red at the time of sale. Terms to be comp! All conveyancing. record- te of sale the ments and to bes Paid up to day of sale. At purchaser's cost, acing aud recording REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee, ‘Terms to be fully after the sale. or the: propert cost of defaulting purchaser after five days? ad ment in The Evening Star news) fifteen daya from, ing, &c.. at purchase WALTER B. WIL RATCLIFFE, DARR & Co HE! _s022 dbs a ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEE! F FIVE NICE BRICK ‘T THE CoaNER OF 4i6 5th st. nw. rPHos. Downs Bre oi Poise ¢ centage as the said bouds would be eit the proceeds of said ea TO WHOM IT To pay hotel bill and ch: tthe rooms of Ratcliffe, D after five days’ advertisement, SAM'L MADDOX, Trastes, 403 THOMAS DOWLING & SO} OF VALUABLE E SEVENTEENTH 3 SS NORTHWEST, Ry virtue of a deed of trust dated A nd duly recorded in Liber 844, fol jand records of the Di at public auction, in fr« FTW z at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. described real estate, situate in ti Lot Hin Bryant's subdte! original lot numbered 1 dered one hundred and 72). Terms of raie: One-third cash and ‘the balance in CHANCERY SALE HOUS ED A LINDEN AND ELM STRE! PARK. IN THE DISTRICT OF By Tirte of a decree of the Supreme Court of the ir Tae8 on the Stl day_of December. A Undernuned trustee will. sell at viblic Of Hotel Hanover, Bee gy Se ATCLIFFE, AUCTIONEERS, aly 28, 1NG2. by D. Le R XW. wd ASSIGNEES SALE OF VERY. IMPROVED REAL EST ET. N STREFT AN NRY F. E. DISMER, Proprietor Hotel Hanover. _ O'CLOCK P. ML, all those piects or lying and being in Le Droit Park, in the District of ‘Known and described as lots I8 to 2 ‘offer at auction at Kock Creek bridie on road from, Parcels of round Moxtgowery county. on MAY SIXTH, at e a valuable farm of 105 acres, Rockville to. Norbeck. raary 23. A. WEST AND FOUR FI STREET, BY AUCTIC cs and 1731, folios "ds of the District of trust on the property sold, or al 100 deposit at the time of sale, ‘assienment recorded in | miles from Rockville, in good neigh: Fo 4 sold subject to 8 deed subject toa deed of trust of in five years fro! cash" and the balance months, with interest, of each hone will ber le to be compli. Gay of male, or nroperty to "be #0 costs of the purchaser, > Sk T, BROWNE 416 5th stn.w., risk and cost of . Successors to Latimer & Sloan, Auctioneers, 1407 G st. n.w. TRUSTEES SALE OF ‘A THOS. BRADL the whole property Siect 10. inches treet Tinproved by tate oF less, with all of 6th and Nstreets, and @ deposit of $200 00 jnired at the time of sa’e. Lerms ‘at the risk and ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE OF RICHARD B PORTER AND PORTH i TS OE EIN THE CITY OF W TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Under and by virvus preme Court of the District of Col the 14th day of January, 1808, in a numbered in equity No. ‘11.41 trustees will offer for <ale by pub Tespective prenitses het 3 feet on Union ath: with within t ‘a certain decres of the Si id most conviently located properties tm this DEVISED UNDER THE om of the city. being new four distinct lines of JDUNCANSON BROS., Aucts., 9th and Dsts. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING FN AND NINETEENTH T. of a deed of trust duly recorded in. beginning at HAL { (hose certain pleces or parcels of land on the e-ound plat ar pi irtue of a deed of trust da‘ed the 21st day of rded in Liber No. 1808, folio | oheof the land records of the Distt Coluiubia, and at the requer thereby. Twill « T They would also act as life-saving sta- | of the city of W. bia, as ots numbered. frou stx(R6) to one hundred inclusive, in Rigs et al @ hundred and eivht 810.000 in cash. balance in 1, 2 and 3 by purchaser's notes, sacured by he property. with iuterest at the rate nin, payable semi-appuall tion of the purchaser. of sale. Terms to be complied ‘sale, otherwise the right No. 1569, folio 142 et soq., one of the land record: . "we willse.l at public a1 e FOURTH DA’ "LOCK P.M., in front of the premises, the following described real estate and Iving and Leing in the city of in the District of Columbia, the District of Columb = recorded subadivi ‘Sub lots in square nasnbered one hundred an menciny With the said lot nun ing in regular order to said lot 19. ninediately after the preceding lots, | stof Richard B. Porter : Porter in the following dewsribed real estate situate in the city of Wa-hington, District of C; All of lots. num $500 required with in ten days from da is reserved to resell at the risk and cost of defaulting conveyancing, recording, &c., at the purchaser's cost THOMAS M. FIELD. Assienee, Dst a. Also, on the sate day, and conipletion of the sales” of th fnch of thone certain pieces or parcels Suid city Known and designated ape 1 Plat Sr plan as lots numbered ten (10) and leven (11), are numbered one hundred aid commencing with said lot nutn- 10. ‘Also, an SATURDAY, THE THIRTF! becisning at HALF. ‘M., each of those two certain pieces land ‘fu wate city ki i d Piet or plan as pai nd forty-one C41", respect ered two hundred and ten (210). Each of the said jarts of the said sub lots fronting 24 feet on : 5th st. n.w., and, by that width, running Jast above mentioned, at HALE- All that certain piece or parcel of land in said city, brick stable and known and nated upon the said plat or plan as part of | dered nine (9), in Davidson's rn of part of square m three (183), best at the northeast corn ) vision of square numbered one i lots in square nni Gil as verb ine (1:80). a8 per pl recor CLIT) as ver plat. re of the records wrded in Liber J. z the surveyor of the District of olimubta, with the improvements theres ON THE SAME DAY T will sell at publi all the rizht, title and. interest of 4a E. Porter in the foll ituate in the city of Wash: numbered fourteen (14), fifteen (15), atx- 1 eivhteen (18), inclusive, in Samuel Davidsen’s subdivision of lots in square | numbered one hundred and sixt recorded tn Liber N. K. rds Of the office of the surveyor of the District of Colum bia. with the improve respectively, in, Seventy-five (1 G. SLOAN & CO.. Successors to Latimer & Sloan, Auctioneers, 1407 Gst. nw. LOTS ON FOUR’ F DG ‘orth N street by « depth of one 120) feet to an alley and bindi atreet northwest. toyether wi improvements, ways, easemente, appurtenances to the same be- in Terms of sale: One-third balance in two AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. in front of the VALUABLE BUT LEAST AT AUCTION O'CLOCK P.M wing described real ton, District of Rumbered forty 40) Loth in square num- ‘hase mones tn.cash, quai. installments at one ‘and two bearing 0 per cent per aunuin payable semi-annually, and tobe secured bj deed of trust on preiilnes 20" of the purchaser. Conveyancing, Torms to he complied with, ‘H, in front of the premises, we will sell teen (16), seventeen (Ly) i cash, "at Optio required. at thin uf purchaser. con days, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the {he Hk sd coat ofthe defanitioe purchaser jays" advertisement of such resale in some hewspaper published in Washi eo 1x (168) as per plat foliog 9 and 10.0f the. cd uk: Sold «ubject to a deed of trust for $600 on Posit of $100 ou each lot req Fat ing, recording, & balance cash. ‘time of sale. All | in one year from dav of sale, with intere . for which payments the note er oF purchasers, y deed of trust on sh, at the option of th ne hundred dollars (8100) will be ‘auired on each Jot at the tine of sale. ed with in fifteen days from day of nal wise the trustee reserves the right to resell the pr it the rixk and cost of default conveyancing, recording, &. CHARLES C. LANCASTER, Trn ds 1513 F lot “nn orded subdivision abered one hundred and for the said part of thi jer of aid lot and runnin west uinety-eizht feet and one inch (88 feet ice SOUth "Wenty-neven feet (27 feet), thence east me inch GS teet Linch) and ven fect (27 feet) to. the place ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash on the residue in two equal and two years, res ectively interest at the rate of 6 per able semt-annually, the ‘note assed for the deferred pavinents, and secured by jeed of trust, to be ayprovi purchased premise: ‘or notes of the pureh Tumbia ‘said Jot 4! having RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO. ABLE UNIMPROVED i RG. ach having « fr REAL USTATE O€ PF | Siity bya depth of 3 JENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT, CORNER 19TH AND K STS. N On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, IVE, O'CLOCK, ninety-elvht feet and thence north twenty FSDAY, MAY TEN we “will sell by: Each piece of pro} AY 4. A.D. 1803, seat the cost of the pUr- shes aT ‘wo will sell in front each case tobe pail incash, balan Paymentsin one, two and tree years, with interest ALG per cent per annum. Payable semii-apnuell cured) casi e200 be required at the tne of sale Al] conveyancing. atHALE PAST FIVE the premises part remot 16 Fronting 81 feet on LOTS 9 | Fronting 111 feet 6 in feet on Virginia avenue, and is sh Tinton into’ tive desirable F’street and 138 13-100 ‘and atfont of 24 feet 9 cue of the finest building lots in the north- for a magnificent residence or divided into ole ‘Duilding sites. at is pro- and Tt is reached by’ the Aldine purvoses. lance one and two years, trust on the promises, ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ‘20 Pa. ave. mw. ‘0 WHOM IT MAY CON! by th court, pon th= anh, at the option of the ir Obtainine, upon good order of the court allowing iewantly udapted to. ‘One-third cash, jes secured by deed the notes to bear interest fro Feeht per annum. payable semi-annually, . at the option of the purchase: Vraguired at thet ied with in fifteen da: ise the right to rese ction within our sales rc MAY ST 3) All costs of conveyancing and of recording to be paid us of sale are not com- sd with within fifieen days from the date of sale 1 the proporty at ing purchaser after ‘yable by a deed of fruston the option of the pur- the property soid,or alll cash, by the purchasers, A depeait of 8300 Tequit ym, Otherwise the rischt re- served to resell the property at the risx and cost of de- faulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement of uch resale in some News aper if r ALOT OF ANTIQUE FUR: A-BRAC, BEDDING, Stored witty ns on Jt ALi” PARTIES) INTERE: WARNED TO Tak BOXES, &e.. &e in the naine of cost of the pure ESTED ARE HEREBY S.'DARR & CO, Aucts. & €O., AUCTIONEERS, EAL ESTATE ON WATER UK r DARR & CO., Aucts, AUCTIONEERS. pa in. Wash- ay et WBHOS.."Aucts. JOHN SELDE OAN & CO., Aucts. jOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctt UBLIC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT THE ment, Washington, D. ovisions of the second section of t ct of Congress approved August 5, 1802, Lare, vol. 22, page 296. he” ‘we will sell by’ public SUB LOT 48, SQ. 618, m New York avenue by the Tuproved by « very comfortabl th 8 roomy and bath, heat house, and on the line of the elac Tt will be sold subject to @ trast By virtue of a deed of assiznment given to me and VALUABLE Lot ox re}, the nnidereizned will offer for sate By BETSEENI71H AND ISTH STREETS of trust dated April 5, 1877, front of the prei years. Pesyectt Rotes of the purchasers and deeds of trast om the Property sold.or all east port of 25 on wach to. «reer ‘at cost of purchasers ‘Terms to te: compl in ten days or trisuee reverven thre racht to re-advertia® and sell at defaultin, F NORTHWEST, By virtue of a deed and duiy recorded in Liber S44, foliv land records of the Distict of Columb in front of the preuiis PAST FOUR 0» seribed real estat Fronting 18 fee! et making ap. wr the fiscal year Jui 801. and for other purposes,” ed June 30, 1806, there will public auction. Ue sold at the iuciny to the Nava, therein, consisting of 1d, oF all'cash, at the A deposit of $100 required ‘of sale are not com- the day of sale, the esell the property at iting purchaser, after n rawale in some news ned in Washinzton, + the followme de- Sitnate in the’ city of Washington, on of original lot jn square numbered one hun- certain articles and 1 condemned as unfit house furniture, measures, scales, dreds Cin excess «if the trust Dalance in mont tes seeured by % bly installments | P ied with in firteen days tron numbered ninet of fignee reserving the right galvanized nails. ir, steel and brass borings ible skimmings, tron len tanks, oil barrels, scrap leather, car- Q the balance in rest, secured Vy and turnings, scrap iron, plied with in ffieen days from sale, d cost of defaulting Scoaor trust of the pre my3-disde Sth st mw, ATCLIFFE, DARE £00. Auctioneers, $20 Penusyivania ave, Bow. SPECIAL AUCTION SALES OF SEVEN NEW TWOSTORY AND BASEMENT BRI HOUSES. Nos i , Ig AND iso t SteerT sotimlase, AUCTION. \Y AFTERNOON, MAY ELF’ ties in search of an investment or for & ‘Terms of sale: The to assume per 8 ond of hs trust om cach lot of L000, ive ‘years drum aot 6 per cent per annuin, payable se!-annaail juterest notes. Overand above the in-unbrance 1 aid incash. A deposit of @100 required on. = eat Comvey= at cont Of yadkds MATCLIPFE, DARK & CO. TRUSTEES SALY OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATE AT THE CORNER OF 19TH ST., NEW YORK AVE. AND E 6T. NORTHWEST, WITH LARGE FRONTS ON EACH STREET. By virtue of @ certain deed of trust, date’ the [7th D. IRYL, and duly recorded in Lal seq.) obe of the Land. Records. of tamabilas nd at 'the request of te ‘e wil wall'at ihe peamiieen, on THUR Sth Dav'or MAY, A.D. Inwh et the followint desort ned 2 renal and known’ tum die: rit finewshed on the oricinal plat Looks. ‘city a | Wasbinzion - witless NO, 1, IN SQUARE NO. 1 ve. ces. te Porchaser toassumea trast of $4,000, the ainnce in cass and the residue im Fwo and three years, with interest, securel to the jon of the trustees, or all cash. All convey= ‘inser’s cost, and terms pe Tesold at the risk and owt of kiter snch pnblic notice a® THOMAS M. GAL Hes. ROUGH TOR: t Teuton, ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. Xo, ayy view Per Siniwieere GESGETOWN, D.C, AT PUBLIC AUC. Ou MONDAY, MAY KIGHIM, ji, et FIVE oLOCK P.M. So teet s oved bye large dveiling Lowe, ring So ‘This is vere desirable pra & deautiial section of the city uc nee in Be and eA by a awed SLOAN & CO., _____-Anctionsers. F TEE Court of the United States sor the {pict of Viginia. eniered at Norfolk on the 7th of id the Ist day of April, 18Q3, the un- ‘expose for sale the ther with ail the right, tit Point Cousfort Hore ey arith interest 2 Sy th boude of the F chaser. But have the right to ant tothe ful am up: tor the heneftt of the com grmenta, or so mack Tthe payment of exe inthe bonds snd rior ‘wis. aronoivanie fm the yonda of Otel Conn “ean at a VHOMAS TARR. w DUNCANSON BROS., DUNCANSON BOS. Aucts.. othand Data aw. TRUSTERS: 1 SALE OF” TWO-STORY, DWELLINGS LOCATED ON THIRT! STR BETWEEN G AND MH STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of steed of trust to us bearine date Feb, @, and duly re-orded im Liber of the land records of the st Fit. Teguost of the pe tis indorsed’ crown, wi oe wot ol foes ‘on MON: Hichin. Day OF MAY. A.D. PASE FOCI POM. cli that sortata istrict of Colnubhe distinguished as and being lot numbered 27 3 "subdivision of O51 > 100 feet. a per plat in book 19, {the survevor's office of the District of Co- fambia, together with the improvements thereon, ore brick de elling. third of the purchase money to nce in three eqaal payuents 1m and three year, with ntersst at 6 percent Payable sext-ann: ecured on che property. ‘sold, oF the option "of the purchaser. 9.200 will be "reauited at ‘time of sale. ng anil recording wt purchaser's cost. complind with in ten days trom. iso Urustoes reserve the rigut to re risk aud cost of deisuiting pur ‘Chaser or purchasers. MAHLON ASHPORD,? artd-eod ALDIS B. BROWNE, '} Trustees, ok DWELLING NO.1218 AT. AND TWO TWO. Dwr ITUATED ON THE ALLLY IN THE REAR OF NOS. 2210 AND 1212 C STRVET SOUTHWEST. three several devs of trust to ms bear- By tne’ date ‘Aurust TO. 4°D, }R01, and uly recorded. Fespectively, in LAber No. Shet seq, abd folio Set weg. the Disirict of Columbia, and Party secured th ‘will sell. at public on “SATURDAY, SIXTH DAY 0) AD. IN03, at HALE-PAST FOUR CL PIM.” wl those certain pieces or parcels land” end previses situate in Washinetou city, District of Co illo 7wet era. the inn records ot the request of the Dy, we, the undersiarmed, trustows, cele i rau a the prowiees: sia, known sud dieting ached as and being lots numbered 41. 43 and 44, fn Thowas 8. Tucker's sutsiivision of part of equare 1s ee Piat recorded in of the surveyor's ther 18, folto 128, of Souststiont St se threesteey Racrocn, rouststing of wee, threesteey rk dwelling and-two two-story. brick dweilinge Fertos of cals? Gnecihied ef the purchase money forens recthind nf’ the parcieny dice in three eguat : cE dee? of trust on the property. ws the option of the purchaser. — A on lot 41 and #100 each on lots 43 ing at purchaser's cost, Terie of sale to be complied with in ten dave from date of sale otherwise ee aptteo A B. Bkow HWANCPRY SALE OF REAL PSTATE. aa TEXS ALLA TOWN IN SUBDIVISION ENO} Virtue of adectes of the Supreme Courtef, B; District of Columbing passed in cauity, cause, 14644, I willee!) st public suction, im EA mises. on THURSDA), the 11TH DAY al 5 34. Diock D O'CLOCK P.M. 33, 2 8. 6 per cent nt, “secu iu & sort besers’ ret, raske CHARLES H ChAGIN, Truxien, aO1 4q st. w. y sold, £100 deposit’ at the time of s ‘erms to be fully comp ied with iu ten days after thn perty Wil be resold ancing and recording at the cost of the purchaser. hawer's option. THOMAS M. FIELDS, Assignee, No v mowing machine, lau ndcis, launches, boats, wind! ni, Tecordiug, &e., at pur risk and cost of RATCLIFFE, DARR &0O., Aucts. ATCLIFF iR PEREMPTOR: RALCABEE ‘The Evening Star ne illeis, leather belting, forces. bellows, hospital’ cots and chairs.” The sales will be Dichest bidder for eal purchaseof the artic jowues containiny forzs ¥ be obtained on appl General Storekeeper, ‘The vroposais rust be ‘envelope tudorsed Condenined Stores at the Ni ‘G, to be opened May 31, 1801 the Paymaster of the Navy "Yard, Pronosals must reach BRATCHIPFE, DAK & CO., Auctionsors SALE. OF. VERY T.,AND TWENTY Latimer & Sioan, Auctioneers, 1407 Gst. n.w. of acertain deed ist dated April 15, IS@L. in Liber No: the Land Hecords of the at the request of the pari the office of the RSDAY, 1893, at FIVE O°CLOC frout of the pr y Yard hi wade in daplicate, inclosed in Original Lot 14, Fronting 2 feet on N'st. by a de} wuction, in front EIGHTH, A.D. the followiue trop: ‘ard. Washington, id addressid remises. on MO! 1893, AT FIVE 0% E erty. situate in the city of W. aforesatl. and M PAST FIVE SCLOCK PM. ines, we will Sell Lor guusive in block No. pth of 100 feet, with ne of tie most valuable building sites in "front of the pre a Lots 82 to BS in Mt Long Meadows. ington and District the Yard not later than TWELVE O' front about 15 feet ft ge pg hird cas, the balance in one Per annum, payable semn!- ‘on ths. propel cash, at the option of the depcait of $200 Fequirel at the time of plied with in fifteen days from reserved to resell the property defauiting purchaser after ach resale in som on. DC. Ali conve st of the purcuaser.. » DARK & CO., Aucts. OCK NOON, on the above date, when bids will be publicly opened. A denosit of 20 rer cent of ‘he total amount of each bid must accompany it julviivision Of part of original lot No. nd deferred payments. will be Sth and 16th sts. we, by nd two years, depth of about The murderer confessed that he killed ecurity for the removal of the articles within date of acceptance of bid. This deposit will be forfeited to the United States in event Land articles will te and must be renoved during se to the woverninent. bids is reserved. This ts one of the most rapidly improving sections | d herdics within one each lot: Purchaser to assume June 8, ‘94, one-fourth of thi he residue ih ovay All conveyancing and re P: don each lot at the oF Bale Fs be required when 3 dl recrdiug at thee st of to be complied with within fifteen Will be resoid at purchaser's ris WALTER H. ACKE giXson, f ‘Trustess, 5 sition for only $80, includ twenty days, after Chicago over ‘either raiired, © berth, meals om Toute, room and board hotels and boarding houses in Chicago), six ade Missions to the exposition, trauster “of ‘sit’ and Rareacre, « Brat clone ticket and weais en route home square, Splendid wrchaser. Terms WS. OF property At the rink aud cost of th tn ti tine Yard hours without ex} © reject any oF All » Secretary of the Navy. Sa Sie, tor eiculas, Se ee —_ Witenes Borer, Pa ave. and 1éthst., oo ‘Washington, D. ©. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. ©. WORLD'S FAIR. bs e. TBE WORLD'S Fare VISITORS ALLIANCE ‘A deposit of $200 will | Will sell you s 10 days’ trip to the Columbian Dxpo- a firstclane ticket to, a days (at one of fifty 855.00. Wi ont al teal, LLTANCR BULLDING, S01 ub ot