Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1893, Page 7

FLANKED SHAD AND ORATORY. ‘The Fire Underwriters and Their Guests Have a Good Time at Marshall Hall. Active, energetic business men are apt to be Ssociable set when they get together, and this’ fact is demonstrated at least twice a year by the | Fire Underwriters’ Association of this District. In the winter season they have a banquet and then when the leaves begin to come out and the shad are pronounced to be ripe they go to Mar- shall Hall and cata planked shad dinner and have a good time generally. Between times they attend to business, and the membership Tolls of the association contain the names of many of the city. Representing, as they do, such important interests, they recognize the value of recreation and social enjoyment, and so on Saturday afternoon when the River Queen left her wharf for Marshall Hali she carried a goodly representation of the member- ship. There were. all told, members and guests some 120. and from the time they left until ther landed again at the 7th street wharf there was lots of fun and a jolly good time. Aw the boat left at 1 o'clock many of the members were unable to get away from business before that hour to eat theirlunch. But the execative committee, of which Mr. Mobun, Mr. Sam Cross and others were members, had thought- | fully provided a lunch, which was at once set forth on the boat. The central f re was a punch bow! filled with a brew that was the re- sult of the combined skill of Mr. Blickford and Mr. Rutberford. It was a fine article, and when Mr. F. A. Mobun aloneand unaided made away with an entre bowlful the underwriters sent up an audible protest that was pathetic in the extreme. Mr. Mohun explained that his hands were wetand the sides of the bowl were moist.and in his haste tokeep the flowing bowl a atlowing he caught it up while the colored waiter was doing something else, and in bearing it forth to the table it fell to the floor. Huow- ever, the committee had not intrusted all its punch to one bows, and after Mr. O. C. Green and others had steeped their soles in punch a fresh supply was forthcoming. The incident might, however, have been a tragic one. Upon arrival at the grounds Mr. W. A. Gordon, Col. Moore and other erack tenpin rollers, took Possession of the alleys and soon rolled some feores so remarkable that a good many of the spectators were free to confess that they had Rever seen their equal. Another deputation gathered around the artists wha were planking | the shud and gave such suggestions as the good temper of those in charge permitted. The | shooting gallery was not neglected, and R. W. Tyler, the president of the emmanaees, after a brief experience. declared that there | must be something the matter with the gun he used. as each shot had gone to the side of the ball’s Several others spoke of similar Peculinrities, and the general conclusion Teached by this class of sharpshooters was that the Marshall Hall gunnery needed overhauling. A ball game was also’ started, but all these forms of amusement were dropped when the dinner bell sounded. About the flower-decked tables the hungry inaurance men gathered and without an effort subdued the bill of fare pro- vided by Col. McKibben. from clam chowder to cigars. MAKING SPEECHES. As an aid to digestion there was a brief in- terval devoted to oratory, which was fittingly | introduced by Capt. Tsler, the president, in « graceful speech of welcome. He then banded over the reins of authority to Dr. W. P. Young, who bad been waiting impatiently for the time when, clothed with the powers of a toustmaster, he could get at bis victims. He said. as he generally does on such occasions, that it was a perfect surpri-e to him that be had been called on toact m this capacity, and then he pro- ceeded to impale his victims on the sharp point | his wit. However, the victims enjoved it, and so did the «pectators and the doctor bim- self. Dr. Young makes an entertaining toast- master, but it was thought that he was un- reasonable when he hawied Mr. Edward Droop up in the midst of asentence and informed him that he bad only fifteen seconds of his time left to finish. Of course Mr. Droop could | not complete one of bis sentences in any such time as bat, and rather than to leave an unfin- ished structure to mar the fair landscape of the eighth or ninth annual reunion of the Under- | writer’ Association he just broke through the | rules and fini-hed in his own good time. Dr. Young tried to fan the flames of sectional Jealousy by calling on Mr. C. M. Matthews asa citizen of Georgetown and Vir. John E. Herrell | ax a citizen of East Washington. He is too witty to be an agitator, and both of these gen- tlemen came to the front smiling. Mr. Herrell happened to remark incidentally that his bank was ready to loan the members of the associa- tion all the money they wanted, and he would undoubtedly have had his health drunk if he had not added, prompted by the cashier, Mr. Bald. win, that he wished they would try to femem- ber, if it was not too great a strain upon their minds,to bring goodcollateralalong. The health of President Tyler was drunk, and the compli- ment was acknowledged in a’ speech in which the good qualities of the members of the asso- ciation were not forgotten. Dr. Young made some incendiary remarks sbout the press and then introduced Mr. P. V. De Graw, the manager of the United Press, who made a fitting response. Reference was, of course, made by the president to the ab- sence of Mr. Simon Wolf, who was prevented from coming by the death of his brother. Re- sponses to the promptings of the toastmaster were made by Col. Anderson, one of Bultimore’s leading insurance men, Mr. Blackford, Marshal Ransdell, Mr. N. W. Burchell, Mr. W. B. Bryan and Mr. Cohen. After dinner there was more fun, and the party returned to the city early in the evening | very much delighted with the trip. MEMBERS AND GUESTS. ‘Those present were Capt. R. W. Tyler, R. E. Frey, Heory W. Reed, Henry Wex, 0. C. Green, Lem Towers, jr., G. C. Whiting, J. A. Duvall. H. C. Birge, Geo. J. Senfferle, W. D. Quinter, J. L. Vogt. Maj. W. G. Moore, Count Mitkiewiez, 8. T. Brown. E. Q. Smith, Wm. 3 Gordon, Samuel Bieber, B. Garrett, H. W. Dowling, J. H. Graham, James G. Jester, F. L. Moore, John B. Wight, "L. it. Peake, Owen M Cabe, Charles Graff, A. S. McCoy, J.J. Appich, Frank Hume, L. M. Nixdorf, jr, HK. Simp- son, Col. BL. Blackford, J. L. ‘Smithmeyer, ©. H. Underwood. Dorsey Clagett. J. B. Wimer, Warren Choate, & Fish, D. C. Digges, G. P! Newton, C. B. Caywood. W. Burke, jr.. RC. Howard, R. G. Ratherford, J. L. Weaver, T. J. Brown, Alex. McKenzie, A. H. McCormick, E. F. Droop, H. H. Bergmann, W. B. Baldwin, P.V. DeGraw, J. P. Garrett, T. C. H. Vane: J. A. Cahill, W.-H. Barnes, Chas. Koberts, G. R. Repetu, T. B Smith, B Gurley, J. E Herrell, W. S. Prati, W. H. Hooke, G. Reed, J.S. Moran, Frank Fickling, A! Ke bari EE Kellar, €. S. Domer, M. L Weller. F. K. Horner. B. P. Davis, Col. J mes M. Anderson, E. McC. Jones, Philip May, E. ers, E.G. Lang. J. A. Butler, jr.. J. F. Hood, J L. Atkins, J. F. Batchelder, W. R. Deeble, David Moore, Wash'n Danenhower, Matthew Trimble, R. E. Sullivan, P. J. Lewis, Ralph 1. M. Matthews, Maj. James A. Bates, Marshal D. x Ransdell, C. W. Howard, E. G. Davis, Dr. J.-M. MeCalia, G. 3M. Emmerica, 0. L.. Pines F. B. Mohan, Ferd. Schmidt, G. M. Sticknes ¥. BR. Underwood. J. W. Schaefer, A. A. Wilson, N. W. Burchell, Geo. B. Davis, C. S. Bradley, Max Cohen, Dr. W. P. Young, R. B. Tenney, W. J. Wilson, E. 3. Smith, W. P. Boteler, O. T: ‘Thompson. J. G. Krobr, J. H. Gordon and A. M. McLachien. es Archbishop Satolli at Brookland. ‘The little Catholic chapel at Brookland was erowded yesterday morning when at 8:30 e’clock mass was celebrated by Right Rev. Archbishop Satolli, the apostolic delegate, as- sisted by Monsignor Sharretti, auditor, and Dr. E. Papi, secretary of the apostolic delega- tion. The other clergymen present were Father De Wolf, pastor of the parish; Rev. Father Hyvernat, Rev. Drs. Orban and Bon- quilion of the Catholic University. The choir was directed for this occasion by Dr. Joseph Pohle of the university and sang Gonnod’s convent mass in C very effectively. The fol- Jowing composed the choir: Mrs. Charles K. Hettield, organist: Mrs. J. C. Noyes, Misses Mary H. Howe and Katie Lay Howe. sopranos: Mins Addie Jullien, contralto; Mr. Frank Reb- stock. tenor, and Messrs. Joseph Kummer and John Mawdsley, basses. After the ceremony Archbishop Satolli gave @short audience to members of the various rochial societies and expressed his best Qichce for the rapid development of the new rish. The archbishop spoke in I remarks were translated into E: Kev. Father Hyvernat. A bandsome coliation was then served to the choir. the ladies of the sinctuary and the Sunday school teachers. College Cadets. Company B of St. John’s College Cadets has @ected the following officers: George nett, captain: Bertie Bently, first liewtenan’ Frank Rainer, second licutenant: Sprirg Bland ford. first sergeant: Thomas O'Connor, secoud : John rd Harr M. Hart sergeant: fitth ser- i 1: Wil Bride, second corp third | poral, and Edward Sheehy, fourth corporal. ar the substantial business men of | lian and | giish by THE MAGAZINE GUN BOARD, Serious Charges Against Capt. Blunt, the Military Recorder. It is expected that Secretary Lamont in a few | days will act in the matter of the charges pre- ferred by Inventor Durst against Capt. Stan- | hope E. Blunt, ordnance department, recorder | of the board appointed to determine which magazine gun is best adapted for the use of the | United States army. Ineffect Inventor Durst ac- | uses Capt. Blunt of using dishonorable and un- | scrupulous means to prejudice the board against | the product of American invention and to in- | 1 duce them toaccept an arm of foreign make | and inferior merit. ‘The specific charges, submitted in support of | @ protest against Capt. Blunt's further service | on the board, are as foilows: First —That he permitted one of the guns | submitted by Mr. Durst to be broken while in bis (Oapt. | Biant’s) pommssion, sad. subse: quently brought it down to be tried without giving any notice that it was broken. Second—That he took one of the guns which was defective. and which had been submitted merely asa model, and brought it down, and insisted on its being tested by Mr. Durst with- | out reporting to all the other members of the | board that the gun had been suvmitied as a de- fective one. Third—He left the only two good guns ina place which was considered remote, so that they could not be gotten, and thereby created an unfavorable impression concerning the gun, since we could uot proceed to trial with two | defective gans | Fourth—He secretly inserted into the gun and caused to be fired from it cartridges not built for the gun, and which were in effect de- | fective and dangerous and which subjected the | gun to undue and unnecessary strain, and this he did without consulting his fellow members or without the permission of Mr. Durst, who | was authorized by the regulations to furnish | ammunition for test, and who had, in fact, fur- pushed proper ammunition, which had ‘been yy the government and was then on | rae ready for the test. Fifth—He varied the order of the test so as to fire the excessive charge before the defective charge, and thereby injure the gun before it could ‘have a chance to go through all of the | regular tests. | pSisth—He, by m private telegram, induced Mr. Durst to build his guns to withstand a = ure of 40,000 pounds. He then caused to be used in the guns, built under that | representation.cartridges which gavea chamber pressure of 58.000 pounds, and which ruptured t. | the barrel of the gun so that the further trial of | the system could not be proceeded with. Seventh——After having sent the telegram in question, and so induced Mr. Darst to con- struct his guns to withstand the pressure of 40.000 pounds, Capt. Binnt, when they came to tal, repudiated this telegram, and stated m substance that no such information had ever been given. -e- Army Orders. So much of special orders of April 7, 1893. as directs that First Lieut. George F. Barney, second artillery, be relieved from duty at the United States Military Academy, West Point, | N. Y., August 17. 1893, and that he then join his | | battery, is revoked. | “Special orders of April 7 are so amended aa to direct First Lieut. Samuel D. Freeman, tenth cavalry, to report to the <uperinteudent of the eo States Military Academy, West Point, Y., on June 30, 18:3, for ‘duty at the focuses | | Maj. Alfred C. Girard, surgeon, is detai'ed as a delegate to represent the my dical department | of the army at the annual meeting of the Amer- fean Medical Association, to be held at Malwan- | kee, Wis., on June 6, 1593. The leave of absence granted Maj. Joseph M. Kelley, tenth cavalry, isextended th:ee months. Second Lieut. Walter M. Whitman, second in- fantry, is, upon his own application, transferred to the cavalry arm. with rank therein from No- vember 20. 1592, and is assigned to the first cavalry (troop G). The leave of absence granted Capt. William W. Robinson, jr., assistant quartermaster, in special orders ‘No. 33, March 31, 1893 depart ment of Texas, is extended one mouth. Capt. Frank A. Edwards, first cavalry, is re- lieved from his present temporary duties in| | the bureau of American republics, to take effect | | July 1,1893,and will then join his prover station. | First Lieut. George L. Byram, first cavalry, | | will repair to. Denver, Col., and report to the | | governor of Colorado for tempotary duty per- | taining to the militia of that state. pte! summer Cheap Electricity From Great Falls. To the Editor of The Evening Star: In answer to the inquiry of E. P. Lewis in the Inventive Age, asking why the Great Fails water power should not be utilized to generate electricity for lighting the city, &c., I answer there is no reason why it should not be, but it is not simply because the water power is owned | by a company largely, if not wholly. non-resi- dent, who have not and will not improve it, it having been held for forty or more years ‘on ulation. ‘The only way it can be done is for the United States government, by exercising | iw power of eminent domain, tohave the prop- erty condemned and provide for its improve- ment, and which ought to be done. As to the feasibility of conducting to the city the elec- tricity generated there is no question whatever. Not only is it conducted from Tivoli to Rome, eighteen miles, but in Germany it is conducted | from Lanffen, where the dynamos are driven by water wheels, to Frankfort, distance of 108 miles, with a total loss of but 25 per cent, by transmission and the transformers. It is pro- posed to put in a plant of twenty turbine water wheels of 1.000 horse power each on the river Rhone, seventeen miles from Lyons, to gener- ate electricity which is to furnish power for tho looms of the silk weavers of that city, and I understand the work is now under way. In Engiand it is proposed, instead of hauling coal from the mines to the cities, to use the coal at the mouth of the coal pits, convert it into gas, abstract the nitrogenons values for fertilizers, uxe the gus in gas engines to drive | dynamos and transmit the current to the cities for ight, power and heat. ‘Phat would anninilate the coal smoke, which | it is now demonstrated is the principal cause of the London fogs. If carried out that plan would work a transformation in London, Recent inventions make it practicable to heat our houses by electricity (as is claimed) as cheaply as it ean be done by coal stoves or furnaces. If not practi Teason to doubt that it s When I think of what might and ought to be | done in these and similar matters for the pub- | lic benefit I feet a good deal as Senator Vest said he felt when speaking of the benefits that farmers now enjoy in the use of the improved agricultural machinery—a little dissatisfied that these improvements had not been made some | thirty or forty years sooner, so that he, too, might have the benefit of them. obstacle in this country is the chartered and private companies who now have a monopoly of | the business, and who, of course, do not desire | any change that will interfere with their busi- | ness or profit. There 1s no reason but that and the difficulty of inducing Congress to act why the national capital should not be pro- vided with all the electricity necessary to light | it thoroughly, and furnish ali the power re- quired in addition, and at far less expense than the present defective service is rendered. W. C. Dovaz. The Lone Star Association Excursion. The Lone Star Beneficial Association gave its annual outing at River View yesterday. Wash- ingtonians went down by the shipload. The register of the customs officer indicated 3,300. Passengers-elect were left on the Washington pier. The crowd was great and the fun in due ratio to the success. The resort wore an air of midsummer activity and a spring drew of foliage and flowers. Belles, beaux and babies spread themselves over the ‘green lawns. No- body kept off the grass. Nwains and sweet- hearts plucked wild blossoms in sequestered | spots. Men and maids told love tales with their looks. Chaperones and mammas swung around the circle, too. Children | romped to the rhythm of Esputa’s band and to their heart's content. Lunch baskets were explored, toasts. drunk, sandwiebes eaten. The roller coaster was im Tuning order, and the host played pranks with | wity. Everybody joiued im the chorus: Oh! How Jolly.” | Conmnadore Randall and Capt. Luckett entertained ihe ers of the | association in the war m of the steamer is nd Manager Grant Parrish and Wilson took care of them « rounds. . K. Rieg 3 arer, Lewis P. John Kieney; reeord- r; sergeant-at- assistant sergeant-at- arms, J. a. Ave prised Charles H. Widmayer, J a mem: est 68th street | Friday afternc ve poison to | her two children, Edwin, twelve yeary « Florence, six sears then shot them’ a | afterward shot herself. Miss F w New Yc ic Korn of i01 P. ! 1k ‘The greatest | M THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY, MAY 8, 1893—TEN PAGES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAY». FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYS. ‘HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, IM- ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTS. ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AU Ce hated EE SESE MEE Rovcms, cata, PL aieros oF raaas| — ste “vata eee aria ears : 001 Slory ort pelt HOUR AND tor. Svat Ae 2S STREET | 70 =az xzq00n TRAE, B,gs> Pavars cos- CORSE SHORTER kendebepepead |= ere td anid 344 i pa 1eod tee c THI 45% ACRES OF LAND ON Te NAYLOR ROAD ‘SEVENTEENTH STRECTS On ee Ml NS Mo iG. MAY ELEVENTH, By virtue of a deed of trust Tecord: 1 eas Eee PEA DRI I vocnacegs | AZ BESERGERS AUEHCS BEAR | hEtTaor aderes ox one suprene coneot amg | TESOCO ayrbolastii rors | 6 omrabnrey tM, Breen taal | Jee DONG Wiad be tea otk ae Bitte of Sle sete Taye ae T BESSINGER'S AUCHON BiZiak: | pByvirtueot ae ia pasted eaulty cause numbered By direction of « iqaot draler ao le declining Yas!- | WED NE Roa en WENT For TP ba | feet! fonroe, voulyaie ame the fade at 200, herein T! a ao loaher and o here are om: 22086, wherein John Fr muder etal. are com lal oie RS ior MA 18%, AT FAVE OCL CK | Hor ver with ail the right, vitle apd interest Palnants, snd Lee Mf: Mosher is defeutent, dave and Dorothes B. Siocthaure* si are « ras: | PM. slower . : ET oa Couttor He Compan folly ta front of the venminen, at HALE PAST POUR Thirty head of Horses and Mares, sood | fis uuersicneasrusiecs will oiler for ele’ by Pub: CALES. th = decctoad, aed get gram | offen, ete omer, Maret Ormeany Seay GoLode St ONGC Rb AY te S RTH pay Norkers and drivers, will be sold at the Bazaar, | suction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE L809. Nation, or Cetus, and eof prot erty. OF MAY. CD: 1893 pare of Tok _letigred “E. 940 Louisiana avenue, TUESDAY MORNING, BNR ATOR SAS AD. ooh AT FOUR | STOCK OF cuIna, “Ohass, TINWARE, ae, _ | #5 'S™aniilaietuew ents dene ‘west vty (30) feet | Terme: | Tod's subdivision in square numbered one hum ‘red MAY NINTH, AT CLOCK. or ee P.M., the following described ‘real pied To whics we call the attention of the trade fro ton reet south by the foll depth the eaf of res eqnal ins and two G02), beginulie for the suune at's pots? AY NINTH, AT TEN °C beini in the city of Washing- | private consuuiers, Cririnal ‘of wutbered 12 in square ‘wu bored TeBL. | ala. te ee : the line _of 21st street hundred = ih rt, ALSO. = OF te st t wpetpeperrcnnte ot TCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Aucis. eng tie all the improvements. weve, cass 7 deferred payments te AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK SHARP, in Parton’ sign of square nm 7[PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucignesrs, — — | ments, riguts, ‘privieges and appurtenances’ to the | be ovisenred by fiw bonds of the purchaser. Brit randeed (700) red and eiehty cInOl. beginning for the samme 5 er me belon tng'er {a say wipe ancora ‘ o antic |Rephtencrcnn eet tenets pian @> | Forthewatrct reverent, ono Dic More, | SRR aah Gah, Aa oceabtey Gare | D APL ETE ww. | Pp hg peeks nates ane yee Sud'thence west along salt alley one hund-ed ‘SO, | wo and Bfty hunare yours at Over = weg te rad” Feenession tm fect 'o the boginain« Laproved by three-stor! amd Lot of New and Second-hand Carria es, northeast’ covuer of ‘Samson | SPECIAL AND PEMPMPTORY SALE OF ONE car | Syst. stots croercl ty Gscoete A's “G:0,000 will be back buildings brick dwelline. And by virrs ise, at FIVE FICHTH DA te Discovery,” in the coun cyug we eof srid decree I hock EM OF ws 18055, part of * Bea ang of Columbia, abutrin aylor road abot a qusk- ter of aiuilebeyond (hs villare 0? Good Lone, asd ad Joining a sibd: contalns sort, | eligibly” loca! Poses. {vision of the Goldin farm. This tract | nd a third (45%) acree subdivision and. bul. if land, for Terius of sale a prescribed by the decree: One-third | casi and the b: with inte od. OF cash, at pureh: 1st Street pro nota: erm n. payable ull be raga lance in ne snd two years froin doy of rest at the rate of six per centiin Per mi-apnually. “The novs of ers to. be given :oF deterred pi deed of trust ou the p70 ail the ase mhonsy to. ve peid In eon Xa-posit of #100 on the erty. andiof 823 oh tie conRtry Prope (tired at times of wale, convey fees ‘und recording at “'nechisess ie are not complied with within sof Hiteen days after tay of sale the trustee reserves the ribt to revell at risk and cost of defauiting purchaser after five day: ap25-d&ds DeENCARso: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VACANT STREET. SOUTHEA Ry virtue of, 1, fo istrict of Coli ison, Teeth at FIVE ing vescribed ineton, int distinguished an 1 in sa lo B1S.et seq. 2 WEDNESDAY, THIRD DAs Oe MA ) feet nor-h verti¢ement, SAML MADDOX, Trusteo, 462 THOMAS DOWLING & ‘Aucti IN BROS., Auctioneers. LOT ON SIXTH BETWEEN © AND D STREETS f.iSedof, trast duly. recorded in Liber one of the Hand records we roptog the prope umbta, ‘AD. M. PR MPT. the follow” in the city of Wi District of Columbia, and known and as and being par 1 iare numbered S44. beginning twenty ‘of the southeast corner of lot O'CLOCK P. eal estate, sit running thence north a’one G:l. street twenty (20) feat mx (6) Inches, feet one (1) inch, thene tuehes and the: ene (1) inch to huproveme ts, thence west one bundred gd five (105) mith twenty (30) feet six (8) nie east one hundred and Ave (105) fest the place of beginning, with ali the ways, easements, rights, privileces tenraces to" the sae Welomeing OF in any Nine apvertaining. Terma: On balance in six cash, vet third of ths purchase mos ani twelve months, notes to bearing 6 percent interes: per annua and to cured b bur at time of sale. firteen days, of i roperty at the risk and cost of defaulting alter five di ap2atds Geo F. HAWBIN. a deed of trust on cash, at the option of the ‘hager'e cost 1S, or all eva i red fed wf btn therwive the right reserved to renell the rarehawer ein some ‘the property urchayer. etiseiuent of sacl tr 2d 1m Wasik maton, D.C. GE A EMMERICH, Trustees. §2-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPO\ ED, ON AC. nant of the wi DAY OF on myt-d&ds GEOKGE F. HAKBIN G. SLOAN & CO, Latime: eather. un i} MONDA , PHY EIGHTH. ING same hou and vlace. F. HARBING 2; Trusters, Snecessors to r & Sioa, Auctioneors, 1407 Gst. now VALUABLE IMPROVED rp SOPERLY, HRTY.FIOTR STR EI GE RGETOWN, D.C. AT PeBuc lot ty sqaiew 108, boa’ G9 "eet ou Sth shrect by a “dein up ove by a are dwe'lins Re 1006 B3kh ‘etree. “Lnts is vere degisa nd ene command atte 17 One | years, with in. on the quired iyspay. May OOK P.M..in ir et of ° ma desutiul section of the city shoul HIGH FIVE 1898, at ders, balance erest, and "secured by a deed « all cach, A depot 0 All convey san: SLOAN, | VALU ARLE THEPR-STOLy AND CPLUAR BRICK DW LLIN years, with © Per cent. per ano 1) annually, th deed of tens! purchaser's op thue of sile, day's fro. sale, | and’ cost of defauline conveyancing, myl-itds Derxcasso TRUSTEES’ SALE OF NOS. O34 SOUTHEA By virtue of 3 1610, folio 177. District of Columba, wo wil ne. on WEDNESDAY, the 1 SS, at HALF-PAST FIV the followins describe Washington, i those ceriain pieces or 1 known and disting ished as, ant being tots nut and 8. in i paper “Terms” One-t 4, CONTAINING SCoNDL 7 FIRST Sie RUNG EY NOKTH- HTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK eee £1 “of 83 feet to 4c nventont!y sance of a T hear the wrint! and. pension 3. court house ant isin ood repair, hroughout. i'd cash, balance in one and two the rate of six Kes bearing interest from day of sale, ne to be compded with tf teen wise the rient to resell at Brctinser te reserved. a recording. ka" pure RATCLIFF. DATA RCO” Auctioneers. N BROS., Auctioneers. BRICK DWELLINGS, 28 THIRTEENTH “TREET a deed of trust duly rece. 1 in Liber et. seq, one of the lan 1 -ords of th in front wi the 7 AND 2 T. estate.situate in the city of i» the District of Columbia, to wit: All cols of land. and premises zzie B. Bates subdivision, of part of oFiginal lot nucabeced 3, in square niinbered 1040. together with all t . fin rove: asoments, Figs, privile ow tenunces to the same be- longing oF ‘man ‘Terms: One-third of t bal ‘in one ime 8 property ‘sold, chawr.” A de} Hme of sale. yer cent per annually, aud to be secured by ‘Terms to be compited with in, Aiteen « the right reserved to resell the pro! coat of defauitiug purchaser after ise appert inine. purchase money in cash, and two years, aotes to be wiven beat- nam interest, payable semi— Jeod of trust on the oF all cas. at the option of the pul sit of #200 required on each house ing, &o . at purchaser's cos other wise rty at the rigic days’ ad vertisement of -ych Tesale in some hewspaper pab- Bshed in Waskingfon.'D.'" ap2laikds f2-THE ABOVE SAL count of the w: DAY OF MA myt-d&ds '[PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts. EXYcUTORS PROPERT NORTH Wi on THURSDAY, FIVE O'CLOCK yremises Lot No. 2 30 fect on’ si aliey,tonj Verms years, wi'h it perty, or a! Vigvosit of veyaucing and, HY By virtue of deed of trust dated tI gust. A.D. 1801, and recorded am: Of the preiuise QD DAY OP iss as 7, of the Disisiet of Col thereon. e-thir cash, the District of Col Bt may wer plat recerde | in Lib: i Wal, EB Stoowérr,} Trustees 15 POSTPONED, ON Ac- eather, until MONDAY 7 ALD. TBO, 3 it. C. WANGE > WME. STOCKETT,5 FUTE RE Days. Ul2 KE at. new. SALE OF VALUABL BEING No. 175 AT AUCTI MAY EIGHTEENTH, 1893, at M., we will seil in front of the . sqitare arnbe ed 37, fronting & depth of 44 feet 10") TW-foot 4 bya S-stors Proom brick dwelling, all Vements. rect b balance in one by deed of tr forest. sertired Teast, at the ion of the 9 100 "eijtired’ at the tine of gale. “Con- ot Fe iiaser's cost. ICE BRICK RESIDEN ENC PLEMISiS NO, ‘sthekl SotTHT AS on MON TH: TWr MAY Is0s, AT FIVE O'CLOUR F. certain Piece of parce! of land and premi: the city of Ws M1 isting WH inwton, District of das and Bolus lot en of aed in iit <0 to pcords of the surveyors. odice 6f the ambia, together with the improvements ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to interest paval residue of the plrchase money fo be paid in threo cent per annum unui! paid. or all cash. at the oust equal installments, in respectively one, two and three of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required | Years dato of sale, with. interest” from when the troperty is Enecked down, and In ease of | Of sale at ‘six per cent per” annum, payable & failure ‘on the par: or the purchaser to 1 semi-annually; the | defer payments to. be dovosit the property will Le reotfored for sale in secured by the purchaser's notes aud a deed of trust ately, Terms of sale to be complied with in ‘teen | ob the property, or all the purchase money can be 1 from day of sale, otherwise the property wil be | Paid in at the pvzchaser's option. If the terms Fes id at the risk and cost of the defaditing purchaser | of sale are ‘not complied with within twenty da after tive days’ advertisement in some one or more | after date of sale t! ‘erty will be resold at tl ewspapers vublished in W-shington city, D.C. Fisk. and cost of the deta purchaser. Taxes CLARENCE'B. KHEEM, Truttee, Pale uo to dny of ale, Conveyancing and recording OIG Fet-n.w. | #t purchaser's cor wi . BARSTOW, Trustee, PGINALD FENDALL, Trustee, my8-dkds TLLIAM H. BARSTOW, Trustee, || WALTER B WILLTANS © CO. ‘Aucts. iny3-dis ind the balance tole iain two equal swith, Buguies, Wagons, Haruess, &c. NSINGER, ENSTNGER, u S. Be W A CHOICE COLL PROTON THWE: Roun OCLUCK Ply myf2t WALID BW ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. 940 La Ave AUCTIONEERS. OF BLOOMING AND VIZ.) PALMS, PA R LYANTA, UE MAY NINTH, aT LIAMS & €0.. Aucts. G. SLOAN & 60. Su ‘Latimer & Sioan, A Js Joon: we Will so oote' 7a grustve in block, No. Igor Detween loth and 16th sts. 120 feet to an alley. “Thre is one of the most rapily improving sections | Street car- and herdics within one of the northeast. square. Splenclid invest Veriison each Jot: Pu dive June 8, "04. hid the residue in All conveyancine and rei 50 required on each lot at tue of sale. 2Odkds JPONCANSON BROS.. AUCTIONEERS. MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS ON THE STREET BOT. 47H AND NORTH SIDE OF pe STBFETi NORTHWEST, FRONTI.G TH -SIX (36) FEET THRE! TH BTY- SIX. REE (3) INCHES On TUR*DAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINTH, A. D. 189), AT FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell the -astern hi 1: six (6) feet of lot tire. These I years, per cent per incerest payable Jenit-annuaily. and to be secure! by’ a deed of trast on the prewiyes 3634, oF ald anh, at the o: tion of the pur- chaser. Cony. ne, purchaser's cost. deposit of #200 of sale. Terms to be complie’ with in Otherwise the right re- served to resell the property, at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after fi of si ington, D.C. myo d&ae DUNC ‘on horth aide of Hose tale bor (3) dn square SUS “h resale iu some newspsper published in Wash- e=s0rs to jonesrs, 1407 Gat, n.w. f ROSEDALE STREET ‘AND 18h at HALE- “in tront of the hee 75 and Lows 82 to BS ine ‘ong Meadows, The ma + by adepth of trust of ance in o., Years. (ng at purchamer’> ce ‘Title per- SLOAN & CO., Auction¢ers, in front of the pret itor lot four (4) and the ituated for building, cod wection of the city. ‘werawe. was, Ke. vce tn one “and two ve days’ advertisement PANSON BROS., Aucts, RATCLIFFE, DARK & G0. AUCTIONEERS eof toan alley. Tmpro ik dwelling w th 8 room Har under | to, an Tt wi be sold sub will expire tt} years Term: Ou amount ity exc in cach, balance &h, With hotes wee vreiises. Ver cent per ani ‘Ads the risl myl dae’ RATCLIFE romas DowLinG & s TRUST ALEOF VX FROP: . STREETS, GFORGET: By Virtue of ihe vowrn the ate Reulen Daw, recorae! in wi!l boo 2:0, of the office of Me Fegistor on will hail se! triet of Columb zhuent der in’*-ont of the preuits son TUES THE ON NIWGITH Day OF ay <p HALE-PAST FUN O'CLOCK PA 230,274 and 275 in the subd thor West Grongetonn substivision "Took A: RS foot ench, sion wach wi erty. ural cash, atthe ope the terms of sme are chawer's cos! atter "ve di veyancingyand re = fing at purchaser's e« #100 on each lot will be .oquired toe pad when the prop- erty is sold bor hg A. KING, stor nd ay Peal the Executor snd Truvtes unit ap2o-ne ‘With of Reuben Daw. part NINTH, will sell by” pubs B LOT 48, SQ. 618, Siw Hore Siete by the dent Notes to Dear interest at the rate of 6 icing, recor inj will ow shown bya p ator I) ve shown at tiie seid sale, ‘Terins of sale: One-third cash, | alai aliments in one and two years after, da secured by deed of trust! on no, dase the pro: erty will be resold at ¥ AND CELLAR BAY. NEW YORE VELION $03, AT FIVE i¢ auction, in ¥ confortable snd bath, Eeated Bria nd on th: Tine of the else. pice tg w trust of $4,009 ‘tr m Nov, 2, sess of the Trust: 1,000 in monchly install bats | ‘urei by weed of trast and cost Keo. at pur . DARE &CO., Aucts. Auctioneers, ‘GL 0. ABLE UNIMPLOVID Nt HouTH AND P| WN: | ested in ime by the will of | age Diss netion to thie Tat puric Aivis'ct Washi fn equal in- at 6 per R't LIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEERS. sia LE THREE-STO! Sonn NORTHWE: On TUESDA' = MAY Ni! O'CLOCK P.YL., we sell in front of t LOT 1 Fronting 16 feet on 105 feet to an al'ey. TN Si Yulumh Th rooms with all modern situated 1 the heart of Terms: Fift in casi:, balance in one and Durebaser bearing int cent per annutn fro annually and secured by isos sold,or ail cash, nt the o} de f $300 rewired at Hed with in fifteen day risk and cost of 3 re ording. RAICLIF COLUMBIA STRFET, QF RHODE ISLAND AVEST: HNtH AND PENTH STREETS p several sines of cars and practically in ry. m hundred (81,500) the day ime oF sale. ke. E, RY BRICK RK SIDEYCE, An THRE im INTH, 1803, at FIVE UARE 305, fireot with a depth of jouse ements and is «lezantiy jollars to be paid with notes of rate of 6 per yable semt~ jeed of trust on the prem: ition of the purchaser. A. ‘Terms to be t rest FUTURE "[P}HOMAS DOWLING & SON, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON T BET WEENI7 NOt Fst By virtue of a deed of t and du.y recor led in Li wae fe Disiiet pubic ite Past Foun feribed real estate, sicuste ti Bree for etn Bryant Buimiared nt stecn (19) cords f dred and seventy-two (17° ‘Termy of sale? Ous-third. six and twe.ve inonthy deed of trust ou the provert purchaser's option. $1004 Terms to be tully comp ied sale or the property wi defaulting purchase ‘The i venting Star newspaver, apzo. adds rate RUSTER HARE PROP" RTY TENDING ALONG FAYE THe CHESAPPARE THE CHANN-1. OF TH By virtnoof a deed AL Bradiey, deve records of the Di sale. at publi i SATURDAY, MAY S PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. Beatty, Threikeld ween fote:s ant 4" gals janjl opposite said lots {nehesun scan side of Wi tween said Water street and the channe! of the Poto- mac river. R TW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES, ND U9 Be. years required at » daystrou © Biskeand ‘costo ay Rateere i “ et of the owmer, ne 18 ity Abi ‘UCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 20 FALAVE. NW. Nos. JACKSON STRELT, ANACOSTIA, 10 on WEDNESDAY sire HNOON, MAY SEVEN: TEENTH, 1805. AT ML, we Wil tel by public auction tn sront of the premises Lots 1) AND ol. | tn Anacostia, b. € ing each Uy" the depitt te: 3. ahd inproved by two fon each vuntaluims 6 roo one sa" inteal tocation pecan Sue and two purchasers, bear- ft Swill bevesoid at the oft archaser All cons the paschaser's rost Ra teh Pes DAN ‘00., Au . DAKRK & CO., Auctioncers, $20 Penn-slvania ave. nw. SPS, CONT ATN- A“L MUDERN hg” AND ey MAPLE ‘N ay AVOTT UR-DAC Ay EST, at ¥ 1 front of the promi TS 47 AND, K, s, by direction SUBL, ed by mand the attention of parties res, len ston, Dc at tiecost of the pur- RATCLIFFE, DAR & CO., Aucts. SLOAN & CO. ‘Sloan, Auctioneet C. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF ALL EST OF RICHARD B. PORTER AND AND INTER] AV PO} Sebo aE SES oe 208 oe ake re D 801s RECORDED TS 3 itle Porter ia thy the city of AIL of lots! (58) and fifty-at in He Hots sn square naiubered 11) 93 er plat recorded of the recor I= Colimnbis, with the action, it, tite amd in Por-erin th fia, to wit T''ts niubered fonrt bs o- novesof thet duirod.to be see ola de QMiFed on eget: Lov at coum ith in Ave wine Le tritsiee poser erty at fe rise and c 7 conveyaneing, recording, & chaser. CHARLES C. LA mythd&s ‘with interest. treet, on the worth by he. nd on the west by th rms of sale: One-fourth of the of which $250 shall be paid at the time of id the remainder twenty days thereafter. Successors to Latimer & awed of trust a din 1 Ity-sev fuate in the eity of Washiucton, District of DAYS. Auctioneers, G12 Est. nw. TH AND ISTH STREETS rust dated April 5, 187 ne’ of the *Colmmbia, U wil sell at ing de in the of Wasliington, ubdivision of original lot quare numbered one hun- hand the balance in y sold, oF all ep he. with is ten ive days’ advertisement in 1S, BRADLEY, Tras VALUABLE MIL). AND GEORGETOWS, TTE STREEI AND ONTO CANA A POTOMAC 1 TV! arts of lots ? and 3 in tion to 8 inches on Von the east venapeake aud dividing line bee at iz 126 feet 8 ect and, Iyins. be- tabslivision. ‘at urchase money The 1407 G st. nw. ‘HE RIGHT, TITLE. 1 ESTATE ON AND 1} PRORATED MAncH TLLS BOOK 30, FOLIO the 21st day of No. 1608, follo y 'secired ont of the, NTH DAY n opine’ et ne Beivide in in front of “he pren est of Rich ard B followine dower: ded real een bee plat Yas per pla he rec rs re purrhaser Lott uston the } n of ties ur Lars (#100), tauitine p sat the cost of the pure NCASTER, 13 Suh | fe north ‘ninety-two east twenty and f ninety-two and si said Samson ad four. becinn'nz. toxeth Payabi with ty, and to Premises’ seid, or chaser. quired at the tin ih fifteen days t street ef 6 per cent Adevosit of two ly notes to beg LOAD OF HORSES TO Us FROM FI the property s014 theparehessr ie 2 Lcash, at the onion of A.depooit'o” $ OU requlred at me of | LANCASTER ncesouth | Go. PA. BEING THE PROPERTY OF Mit DB. | onvevanctg, di. at furchaer's cont. erins he tine of | C0: PA. F MIR.D. nvorgciny, ec, at Rurlaner's cont. ehhence west’ alone salt ting | KEIFFER, AND TO Be SOLD TO THE HIGH- | y.becouslied with in tffeen dase, otherwise trustens -aenths (204) fest to the point of ier Wit the improvements thereon. ee in two equal it jie inone and two yeas froin the inte EST BIDDER AT OUR BAZAAR, 6) ON FRIDAY, MAY TWELPTH. O'CLOCK A.M. WE N’ME IN fost of default uss ment of su r ress! JONEPH R. EDSON, CHAS. B BAILEY. be se DEALERS SPECIALLY INVITED a colar tiwectenotthe pure | YEARS. dred (#20) dollars r= | my8-4t THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. fsalo ‘Terms to be compl ed wth | be resold at | P)UNCANSON BROS., Aucts., cor. 92h & Dsts.n.w. property ma: the cost of purchaser. All ‘conveyancing, recording, | s 5c. rchaser's cos! TRUSTEES? SALE OF Bx DWELLIN Me, a8 UTCANT RCO scxaLL, 7 TROET SOUTHWEST, AND’ TWo TWo- Tecorded in Liber 12339, fol HENRY b. BEAT, ¢ Trustees. Stout Bite DW UL AINGS SIECRTED OR | ra cect endo of he Dist ttt gh _my(-dieds “416 St» st. nw. THE ALL Ea anilal the reaueat of “he verte secured the ebz, * will we put af che remutors on BA UHL YG. SLOAN & CO.. Auctoneers, B MAY THe 668 at FIVE, OCLOCR * Successors to Latimer & Sloan, 1407@st. | ine date August 10, AD. 1S91, - P.M. lot numbered 1 ‘eaare numbered 1003 Respectively, in iber Xo, 1612, telio 7: a-q.."volld | of John HW. “Richardson's stbdiviton. we recored a EXECUTON'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- | Set seq, ahd folio SGet eed.- of the land records of | the wurvesor of the Distri tof Co umbin, TIN TH? CITY OF WASHINGTON, DIS- | the Disirict fColuacia, sud at the request of the | fronting 18 Steet ly a depth of dstest: improved TRICT OF COLUMBIA, party secured thereby, we, the undersizned, trusiees, | &3-story brick dweline, conta mme 6 ross. Under and ty virtue of the last will ant testament at ublie wactiow, ta fru, ot the Greted colar, forasce aud all moders hmproveinent of Som Tih: Salthe deceased: the unde-sityed wil | ou “SATURDAY, SIR Da. COF eine prem ‘ses SON Tob st et ™ offer for sate bye austions, in runt of twee | Rp. ria HALE-PAST FOU! erate’ Liberal ent Sade Salen at mate Stective premises hereinafter, described: on z certain Suis | BA GSE Ban ge MAY, A. at | tend SaaS ahaa dt Meena | mvethte __ARMAY Sroboake.5 UR OC city; District of ‘Colum ia, known. * | 1p ATCLIFFE, DARE & GO Neste “two (2!) of Elvira F. Acam¢ subdi- | gufshed as end bel lots, mimbered 41. 43 aud 44, jones ee ar a ec oe ropes os god Steere aeetones zeman | A “.S0 fetta taaic ae. me ‘mal 1ot four hundred and os a { Yerorded in Liber 18, fo 128, af tie | ppp tv of Washineton. District of Columbia Fecirta of the sun eayors office of the District of Coz BeaaTORy a pe aso Rick on is recon ied i book” 13) folio Oa, a ihe Frnt Smad ot 4 iar ne a troutare of {Steet one | * Mh, it surveycr's office of said Distric im rowed by a | sir et bya depth of 71 feet and nai lot Grier “ielin bouce known as Ho. 1106) bet aw. | each paving a fromtacy of 13 fenton a 17. 70-10% i aN 1 i Steek? sdtinENer, BY cast snes tat eeu, ay ne com | Rearing © keh ogee ahs | on NAURbuy arrernoox, wag eigvrer. Pigtion ofthe sale of te next preceding lot, belek dwel'ing an wo ne a deiines, | Nut ot the prenaien,nblote 16, 1 AeA eo re Insqare four -bundeed and fifty | Fac pert (4.0), in the city uf Washineton, District of Colum | "Terms of sales one-thied veh and 23 in eguare 746. riunine: twenty (20) feet east oF winning, improv nuinber 1024 6th for the saine torty (40) feet frow the corner of sald square ; thence south on ith st, This property ‘should comm nd the attention of each'cnte tote vail ines Bares in search of an investment or for'® sinall Paymentsin one, ‘wo an telahce iu three ea-sat lures Fears, with interust thence west one hundred (100) feet | RE 6 per cent per annum. payable seuul-enoual asle: The trod inches: thence north twensy C Cured by" deed of tras! on the ‘property sold. FET EE ay pen oe ot ‘hundred (100) feet two (2) incl <3 a they ry 3 prrehaser.. A cenpsit of 8e2. "6 per cent rer sunual.payable sorraunanliy? by @ frame bi $206 don for Ht ana'en90 ogc on tote 4Sand 44 will | iNerogt doten, Over and: abate the ips obser to of sale. All convey: paid ican. A depos wate Ce Sikereents Burg oF ir mac huser’s cost. Terns. of sale to be | be Paid in A deposit of $100 t HALE-PAST FOUR 0» fomplie ied with In ten days from date of saie otherwise Al Ms ot Igo, on FRIDA’ Y. Tot fi . jae he rie iI “at risk and cost Jot numbered tan (10), fn the aubdi: | truslers reserve the rt “ht. tore. a Syoataied ohavers 2: Sah tn fe city of Washington Distelct of Hn PATON ASHE RD.t rnsteoe by Jobo P. Ingle and recor in the aplteo ALDIS B. B&OWNE, G. BIOAN & & Fuccessors to wor ot the city of Washington in Li- — ie loan. Aucti neers, 1407 G st. said east Balf of said lot fronting te THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEPN POSTPONED elhteen 18) feet uine () inches on worth street | until SATURDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, 1893, SAME | TRUSTEES SAL™ OF VALUABLI IMPROVED and running back wiht) ith one hyndred (109) | HUUR AND PLACE. i et” Se AT TH” CORNER ine house known as nuit ‘street northwe A YE, ALSO ON TE DAY Last VE MENTIONED — And immediately aft the next preceding parce, of round, in t the comnietion of the savot |p) ATCLIFFE, DAT RECO. 1 92) PENNSTLVASIA AVE. N.W, division of original lot t he Lond Re-ords of py tn equire fly: huad-et and seceity 370). tp the | NINE VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT: ON dat “the” request of the city of Washinwton, Districtof Columba, va sald TWENTS-FIPTH STRELT HETWEEN PES iol ra aarti. divis'on is recorded in Liber ful of the SY). VANIA AVENUE AND MT Red ORTH. | in’ front of the on THU" SDAY, re ordwof the surveyor's office of the District'of \o- ‘EST 3 ELEN Sia Payor MAY, Rp. pad ae PVE Tum ia. iuntoved by a brick dwelling house BY AUCTION. CLOCK P.M. the folowing dese'tied proper ¥ Known as No. 227 D street north Op, TUESDAY AFTERN ON, MAY SIX /EPNTI, | astoate nthe District nd cpown anit dite Also, on SATURDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF | at FIVE ‘CLOCK, we will offer fr sale, tn frout ob MAYS 1805, at FIVE CLOCK FM. The pre - ves, maty (20) feet front by doprh of original | LOTS 31 TO 9 BOTH INCLUSIVE, IN 17), im square seven hundred and “OU ARE 14. thirts= wor 782), of C on Batr-et south tumbia. sai? in'che city of Washinston, Dis rict Jot » ing unemproved and fronting between Ista h of the sat Each Jot fronts 20 fer toa lsostabe.. T the Fenus Ivania avenne e+ finproviar sect on of the nu 1 street and rons bck eetot BOLO squire eet f ero! Tuproved “by” bri es, sheds, tomcmne ntrnat of $4,000, day of Sale; and forthe deferred be Teauired toexe. te caring interest rou date infif en de Fred °0 revel f the d= autine erieht ve ande st tobe ein died wi y Diser atter ive dias? ste wall be payable fn eam, seit ann: ent ot sneh Fes yews paper ub: | or the ors urty may be instalim, ant secured by a dealof teust upon te efeu'ting 1 fuer sch p bie notice as the “arvel of roparty. tor which the same are vivens the 1 ss may den bee-ssar 800 Ge Ont be orthe yurchage- may ai hs option quired at time vt sitet $200 wl be | purelaser of Thigwas GALE? the eeu at the risk und Of T se . @. SL ANS { Trosteos NON ‘Aue 1+ cers, @12 Es. mw, LoT_o~ STREETS resell (he property rps posta NGESUN, ‘urchaser TE, SALE OF SALTART aE, nA Sinith. do 7TH AND ‘Aucttone: rE co, ES ON te WNT trust any (is ike Virtue of a de- toners, gated, Apel’ 5, 1877, B Sivan, 1407 Gt. nw. ind,“ i be TRUSS Ps, SALE OF VALUABLE TyPROVED PAY, TENT. Dayo! TROPERTY ON Si hans STREET x OChock oe aot, A MEREE” AND DUPONT CIRCL® NORTH: | folicwing tosertiadIont” Sud the OCK BM «ihe fol ow: SHINGTON, D, in tie “couniy of Werh.neton, Die inc tescri te fn the, sity of auhe died of teint dated 10-0 day | Mali) Sha deat ate ne ine.'De 5s vuln vision &: orieine nila Precded Sede 18 | nia a uae SN a qiare mambered one Tet seu. on: of tie lend ecords.of he Diss | Gio, iatoce way 2 Colmubia, anda: there iwest of the pa ty se | subdivsion of ps Thereby, we will eI! at | Wott auc fou in front | thie Ws epee aie HSE NERS | Era F : bo'kaumnierea 8. Provonen's. wy to im Fully complied ‘with in. ten days a ter eas or the ana th utenenves to fue sane belone! provers wil be. esold at ti vans vost of defauirus Tein dunn apperain ve daye’ adve:Heement in The Fen SL ora P Paid sib ivisi not squire No. | "'Temms. One-third of the purchase money in cash, | ins Riarnewspaper ‘A. THOS BRADLEY, Pid! arver pia’ of said tea toons subdivinton in | baien ein one and two enrh ns teetotear Byer ernt Trustee. book 17, pace 10, of the recurd of the surveyor 8 of- | per suum inte eat ta aie ne eanwual y. epet $0 fice of sald District, Luproved by * rick |b at edad trast ve roy ets mode Pant ‘ANSON BROS.. Auctonesrs west fon of'the | urchaser. A depos tof . — y in Ared on each tine of sale. Conveyauc- & SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY Mterest, | ing, Seo t purchasers cat. Terme of sas tobe | ON NEW YORK AVENUE B’TWEES TENTH haser's cost, and time of sale. Jow my6-dkds RATCHIFE. VALUABL! ‘CHAYLTON reise, NE ‘ABOUT FOUR ‘This cottage has twelve rooms, bath cel)ar, concreted: conse! and the land trees, & well sold as an entirety or in lots of 50 feet front by 228 feet deep. “Terug at TARE THE ORO RAIL RG. AN FF BrOdadbe Rt PUNCANSON BROS.. Acca FINE BU BETWEEN 5 mn THU SDA O'CLOOK P.M. we will sell. in fr nt of the » emises, LOT 3 "A This proverty fronts 32 fe sold in two lots, nil the othe: Hc nveyancing nd recording «t pure CHARLE: few: ABER Sod eos — IMPROV ELFGANTLY. BY a DIET oF SIXTY IGHT FEET. property, oF con Sepred, fo Fesell the ope! defaulting purchase ment of suc Washington, Led with in fifteen days, otherwise the rizht re: iy ab the risk and cost of alter” ve day~’ adv rtise- reece in some newsjaper published in "CHAPIN BROWN, p2Odkds) FILLMOKE Be ALL } Trustees, THis rhe ert oF WathisoTON Dis: TRICT OF COLUM a yore Courtot th District ef ¢ amu, passed “ox Preme or of Clam oo Me ath day of Januery, 160°, inva esvtsin'¢ use numbered in equity Ser’ Lae the ‘pmdersiened Trustees will offer for sale by pal lic wuctious im front of the. ive premises heretv.atter described. on FRIDAY, the TW’ LET | DAY OF MAY, 1g05, Dectuning at HALF-P AST SOUR O'CLOCK P: « deposit of $100 will be required at NF NAGGAMAN, } Trustees DORAL FSTATE. IN HEIGHTS, SINE MILES FROM THE BALTINORE AN; D. owt tN ‘ONE BLOCK 0} ON, MAY FIFTEENTH, LOCK, We will sell, on ths BU:LT COTTAGE, WITH ACRES OF LAND ATTACHE! basement and, dintil pump, fruit Irained. It will be 4 desea the city of W: tie, hington, in the Dis Jots numbered trom one hundred and elrbty- six (186) to one hundred and ninety-two (19). both inclusive, in Rigss et al.'s recorded subdiv sion of certain sib lots in square numbered one hundred an Afty (150), commencing with the said lot numbe 186 and proce.dinw in regular order to said lot 192. on the same day, aud tmmediatel completion of the sales ‘of the next each of those certain pirces or parcels pitts ELAVENTH wet ETS to hale is Soe +O Pt one of the MAX A. 1908 wig LOCK P.M... the fol- st : a Series opetieriannatat te poate eight (98) feet six (6) = south as feet seven derigtaties = 23) ae 4) 2 One-third cash. NG No. org SEW YORK ATES: z ‘We will sell Premises, situate in the ve worth ine ot acid ot seventy-three (3) feet net twenty-one (21) feet four ( inches to the al ine vin gat New York avenue. and’ th ine sascinen's, Fights, prt the wise staan. percent inter 5 equ ae 8, deed otra daly t the fomsisca oat Sate oe ENTE bat ‘et celts af Washineton D Law vem & Columbia, and * of the evuthiwest ot and square «ni Fine ne ‘hence "wordh ainety-cigbt (85) foot sx iting live of lots 1, 2and 3in souare:t ‘ion aong the nor! ee’ "al the sare bel: or in at End to be sccured by a deed Aeposit of #250 required at sale, RAIN VIA BALTIMORE AND )MATN LINE, FOR THE SALE, ir CHARLTON STATION ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO, Aucts. trust on the pro bie ‘senui-antually. gold, oF al cash. at the option of the rurchaser, deposit of 8300 Veyancing, Ke. at be comp fed with in 1) be required at time of sale Con- urchser's cost. Lerms of mae to otherwise the right yenerved to reee 1 the property at the risk and cost 0 Is of lan d city kuown and designated upon th: said ground | de'aulti g parche-et After ih cinerenat of in as lots numbered ten (10) end eleven (11), | such resafe in some ws pabtiswed = Eeeauead on Sete psegae’s nicer cee bance ant | Rise at ah cre gg Raed eatin ee eae | 9 rents five (175), commencin With said lot mune a LMORE BEALL, § . on SATURDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY Isey, becitining at HALE-PAST FOUR P.M. each o: those two certain pieces oF parcels of a © CO., Ancts, _UNIMPROV =D => Baty sts ¥. MAY, EVENTH, 1893, AT 5 ONF ND PART LOT 40, '8Q. 448, 1d in said city known and cesicnated upon the sei tid al be | peo cham ae tarts of wa Zot unt or PNW by AvCMON beiny 68 feet rina an arts of mul iof~ turutere forty C0) NESDAY, MAY TENTH, 1803, AT FIVE = 4 forty-one (41) tively. both in square nu: rod two hun ired and ten (10). -M.. we “wil sell by public suction, in 1s: One-third cash, bal-n: Rog of the said parts of the said sub lots fronting frout of 7) Teo aN Chaser tof $200 on each lovat thine of sule, | Pas} Le : (om eee oe ES ae _oo resell defaulting purchaser after five duva’ advertiseinent urchaser's cost. Tere otherwise the right All that certas improved by nated upon bere! vilet with parking of ¥ tece of land i ty, Biers of Peres} of land tn ead etty. | Tigh vith perane ese rick stable and known and ds aid nist or plan nine (9), in Davidson's 1 the property at the risk and cost of ie-tiurd cas. balanc iene aks some newspeper published in Wash- | of part of square mummbered, one with notes secured by deed of tr sc @ She promi: = ae Mest uinety olebt feet" and on fay"h GW “eet L ioe oy;300 of the purchaser. "A deposit patentee: DARR & CO., Auctioneers. rev a a et), thence « f- le ams, be FE TE A eee a TE ee ee ree cae dae ot mand aiid ost of tus we wi son in t ku of Ellen Yates" ta Tins Ter! erty. situate will be resold at) TVE OCLA plied with wi of winning. sale: One-third cash on day of in two equal iustalimeuts, Payal and two seare. rey eetively, from date of sale, w Getaulting ; ure BeN ot che cost of te myl-dkus RAIC oclug, recordina, tain de t dated Anril 15, corded Arril 21. ISOL. in Liber of the Land Records of the H 7 “y Est. a Tho atte | lneret a tieaie of Gs fen pr nm renin rer of | ab'e semi-anuually, the notes of the yurchaser th be Nsellat lg tad oe BLE LOT ONE WE TH AN! EIGHTEENTH “TPETS Nom WERE SNP By virtue of a deed of trast dated April 1877, duit Fecorded in Liber Std. fo io 471, one of the lene e District of Coltmbia, I'witt sell nt pub leed of trust, to bs approved by th? court, upon the Purchased premises, or all cas!), a: the option of the pon their obtaining, upon good cause to sh special order of the court allowing their payinent of all cash cK BM y of Washingtor wn as al! of lot uumbered forty-one ixlivision of part of original lot No. flowin ro yn District lic auction, in, fromt of the eres ules, on PRIMAY, asil caracenee ‘AT Costs of conveyanchis and of recording to be paid 3 : a tate of os ier abnont of #500 wil | Dy, Ahe harehacera Tr thetevaye of als are nok route | HALE PAST FOUR tock Fare abs teat fhe poverty ihldinn “Alt enters Ticats es LE described real esta'e, situate in the city of Wash ne mt f ‘deta iting purchaser after fvedags’ aver} inne of wach fesal i UBLEY ASST! in fifteen days, oF property Purchasers 85. TER H. ACKER, attendee tas Se! Sonata ens fee Papeete nag | an EDWARD ‘SON, the ‘oF all cash, Relantic Building. creuption® “One iuadeed dollars a an28-dtas & BON, Auctioneer Shsale Terms to befalls ae (ON, Auctioneers, After the eaieor the property wil $2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL cat iene “days advertiee- TUESDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH, 1803, at the sae secs onic Seng agin fe Evening Siar ates hour and place. ALTER H. ACKER VALUBLE. IMPROV! ED PROPERTY IN GEORGE- 1HOS. BRADLEY, Trustee. mytauis BAKTRE 8 SGEEBy,} Trostece WS, D.C. 10 CLORE A SENDICATE, PuontasdowLNG a sox, ‘Aucta., 612 Bet. n. are va | We wil selt in frontof ts p WATER & wittians « corte wy TPB Md rs one S10 pain aveTIoN. aa IO ST HEE EXECUTRICES: SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS ne following I prgverts Lot No. 8 DEST TELE LC Bepy BRUSSEES AND QEHERCA | 3} sedi and 38) Fro Mio eer thcken ou the'west ade | a re eae ON THE PREMISES OS BETS, ROMEWOOD CASE PIANO, ROSEWOOD | of Frederic) 67 34th street, apove Sih or R street. by | Wy CY THIRD tet Ae FIVE BARD EGRSIFUHT, RANRUOME CHARE | faepencCIMi fet improv averal duive uel: | OL OER EW = bier asst atte | ROHS, &e., AT AUCTION. disision, Close tothe electric care and Massachusetts | inf 08 00, Rides ro ~ghageaneaes By order of the Supreme Court of the Di trict of nue extended, and offers @ fine opportunity fora | “Term: of aoalanGa $f, 8200 required at Columbia, bolding a special term for Orphans’ gos 5 i time of sale. xi Soho complied with Business, we will a the personal effects of, the ie | yours with intstene onal eenenee Jp, one and two Fibin treaty ty dab other wine Aegon will be for- ferme eased, ¥ ito ate AD abs, ae TENG es vines purchaser: tad Feduired atthe time of | “apiet Shon ee PAYNE'S CO. Gis 15eh at, id street set near Providence eon and’ pur SS Eee chaser'a cost. i, DOWLING & SON wwe Pos’ - HAS DSOME CHAMBER sctes PL TATE GLass, | _my4ié ‘Auctionsers. HE ABOVE SALE In POSTE WEDNESDAY May CYLINDER-TOP WRITING. HANI mmesre— | SANTI 1eus, cnsne ssi Bracand ohare AD. SU CHINA ASD: UPHOLSTE! TO Eu. ¢. re ADE. webanes PAYNE & CO. ne KS. Hei tES EL, pATEREES D | RATCLIFFE, DAR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ore WEEN AND | ASNIGNEE'S SAL¥ or VER SEE ESTATE ON waTeR TH STREETS AT AUCTION. EETS on TUESDAY, MAY SIRTEENTH. haa, at FIVE ee r cots O'CLOCK P M.,"we will sell, In front of the at public auction, lots number 17, 18: sti, Toe ntared 7 a8 and S03 leu for ‘aie The premises on MONDA. rivinat fo 12 aeqhs OST crliginal lot fronting 48.1 teet oy the depth: me “Terns of sale and twelve months, per cent per aumumn, secured Dy died of trunt on the propepty did) of al anh. witht | ) Option of th» purchater A deposit, of B00 requ at the tiene of eal. If the terme of sale are not com= renee Lo's numbered 37 an frontaxe of 41 50 Tee: on’ Sheri lan. bout 161.60 fect. Lot 25 having a frontage of 91.50 feet on sheridan ‘iret br a denth of about 103.02 feet, improved by three frame dwellings con: taining six rootus each, one of the dwellings having & ie | Sem | Ravn germ fon. D. C.: Lot, tu Bryant's subdivision of orlinal | ‘One-half cash. the balance in six | ordered by thecourt. A deposit of 1 will ap er RS porchase money Aue by bim for the benefit of the. 1 OS Sea 22 eens ae an‘ prior lens. so, valle fn" the bonds. RICHARD b TUNST. in DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. aps-dat THO DOWLING & SON, Auctiomes ate ae TRUSTS SALE OF VALUARUE LOT OX ® PlouTeRN W Simente Ne ny wire ot a, ded ‘of eugt Gated A x az, and duly recorded in {ber BAd. ee f the District of a front of the situate in the cits of Woake Lot 'H in Brvant’s subdivision of * numbered niveteen (1%), e hundred ‘Terme of sue six aud twely. or Of tras: on the prope ‘the chaser's option, 8100 ne of come E be fally | cote! AA Ps for the property will be reel nd cont: Sefauitiue | ircaser after Ave daye’ advertisement im Spa kie "RTHOR BRADLEY, Trasten_ etre, | DARR & CO, AUCTIONEERS. PEREMPTORY avetion SALE Val asl £ ee DING one of iS eet ‘WENTY. aeuet AND TWEN SEs DeTEMEI Sy Wrst 1, HERAT ARG ASOOR MAT eevee, itis mee a Part $s um 5 * Priel aaa rtaeigias 100 fest, with +S atte belting sie gt of the city. $3 a erms of sale: One-third cash. the balance in one ‘two years, 6 cret per apnum, pavable seui- [vor eMiogem: at "ie cbse ar tha pens er Fe FHh to. cant) the 1ropery atthe risk adeost of the defau'ting Ts five days’ advertisnigent {such reasiein sole Dewe- dim Wasbineton, DC.” Ali vonveyane- DE 3} Nh cont of the pure) seer, O_OMAC Ne POTOMAC RIV wil cace Hite VRTEAMER BARRY RADAR, Un‘ hovr of sal ine & CO. avenss, Alexandria. te Tr. & RANDALL, Pro rietor and Manacer._ /RPOLE AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOATCO, DALLY LINE BETWEFN WASHINGTOX, D.C, FORTEKESS MONROE and NORFOLR, Va ‘The new and powerful Tron Palace Steamers. WASHINGTON AND NOKFOLK—SOUTH BOUND, Leave Washineton daily at 7 p.m. from foot of Tt et. whart, at Fortress Vonroe at 6.0 a. Arrive at Norfolk a west. NORTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk daily at 6.10 p. . Leave Fi Arrive at Washington at 6: Mouror at 7:10 pa. a.m. next da. ,, O19, 1251 and 1421 Peunayt Sth wt. bow. ties w iime, Ss _aplétt “4 Gev. Supe, Weep TON MBOAT “LIMITED From 7th st. “terry wusyt, Steamer Waveneld un MUSDAY = WEDNESDAYS < for Nomi 4 creek, Va. ae Sol Afar vue a8 AY a: fy ADAYS icone 5a sale. » Steamer T. V. Arcowswith on UNDAYS at forall sandines. Leave Kinsale at 12 Dy return landings to Colonial to Aexandria at Dai "On WEDS. SDAY wt C:lonial Beach and al Kinsaie at 12 mon THURSDAYS for ret ond strive as Weshingwe 7 om. | Sti shedule.) Geaarat a mao DENTISTRY. Toe. Sarat Ficroat tes tect Palen Bh _ Satis ‘a: jon euaranteed. FROMION'S DENTAL PARLORS FST, Eh aah tw, Arsificial “woth rea all hours, iociadios rotic sd for palticas eetrection Pp — ‘OF TEETE. xO ETE 0 SLEEP. NO Goats 0 SWELLED GUMS. 0 UNPLEASANTNESS. NO EXTRA CHARGE We have exclusive control of ® preparation for wae D Cds | 2 this city which, when APPLIED TO THE GUMS, RENDEES EXTRACTION PAINLESS, te applied directiy to the ums. its use tecth cau be extracted painless. Ee Noewelline of the wane The No dancer P Particularly adapted te persoms whe cannot tal We ask no rev if uot ae represented. Call on us anl try our system of painless extraction by loca! app ication aad we guaranties you will wae bo other ih the future. THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, ene ae a J NITED STAT. s DENTAL Fehst. tw. America, with officesin the principal cities. Forpar fictiarsand prices see pare 0. PELE DEXTAC Deena @ FILLED fh] artificial tet (neprted without chats skCOpe ‘cost of material ar 12 ‘depart or ihe Solgaibian Cal verity, fram sees 4 SS ee as ENTAL I'NPIRMARY—NATIONAL, \D Disty, com evan Rate ‘Open Stes, all cas Vctractiue: 8°. itea” Willing sad plaves a = PROF] ok! AL. Ma 2 a1 Teo toreder ror oloeiet a cat entandfuture. Ledties, Tho .gentiomen, Me! rants fee Short time oniy 206-30 ROF, H. MARION, 310 K disrases , to toe.d0e. and 1. Soom Tico Sie. and #1 trance sittings by Prophetic eift of second sieht, ‘the events of your life from cradle to grate, Reveals bidden recovers lost_ property of ints ont your enemies fro Your Fiesta Cringe b-parsted toxetier. rasses my ina a oe Joweis trae or fale Inte pets dveama, siven success in Business, removes faintly troubles, evil influencom Stranger from other citte and all in rouble wil ware tine abd money by couuing to rheht * once. fn ie nuscenin where sem bave failed Convinage fost skeptical." Advertises only what he can do. AIL Business confidential. ~ittines, 50c” Hours, # to B, Open Sundays. | Residence, 460 Hf st. “et cs LS THY EVENTS oF LIFE, ‘cures sickness and drunkenness: he gives imck, com els jove, and anything yo waut dope io Mand Nsw. Stine, cars pase M ae ONLY Le astrolowist in the.city m.to 9 nw. ape TLS. wee Seale hn ce ene age eee toe dwellt D ied with im diteen days frown the dk L ein the rear. Ai the improved vroperty being | signee Teservine ihe Tight, to resell the prope! ME. BOK S ALL THE EVENTS OF TERM CASH. unierxood rent,” This prope ty ie in tho ravid:y tans | theryek and tost of the detaultime purcbreers whet | ME life. Ail ential. Ladies and egntien ROSE M. TAYLOR, {fe i Biten ton of those ug. y. And should command the | five digs adve-tisment of such Tesale tu some news: | men, .e, excl £ Oo my4-1_ MAMIE F. NORMENT, { Fxecutricgs | frie! Liber le amd tale knoe ree “Aas: | Aatin a recordbor st the cont PS patch aves. | betvicen iat a RALPH, amesco., acer posit of 8109 on exch lot reauired at thine of sae. Mil ASM Fre Ds "Ascienes, conve; sncaug and recording af purchasers cocs _ arch dieds No. 340 Dat a, S69 POWARDSWLIN se SON, Aneta, | 738M fF Sai Op VARUASUE REAL ESTATE VERY Hi SALE OF REAL FSraTE NEAR SoA PEE TARE ALIS TOWN IN SUBDIVISION KNUWS Db Twes ND STREETS | Qui PERRIN, THE TRUEST DISTT right Bi : Ba FHAME HO BE TRERLON. © | ND Why SROs. Terese Cites Cae is PRE Reite si tlecre of the Suprema Court of th i Arenas fa soci aneead Raay | eee ganda Tes See PTH. 1803, AT FIVE | 14540 TSeitt set tulle wucthe im’ fron = » | 1591 Warlou st ew, bet. Gta and 7a, Pend Qete. by public’ auction, in Pephes on i nuis! Mic 1TH AY ot MASS T the promac, on MONDAY { _spld-Lw' bles hat O'CLOCK PM.. vars SL, 22. 3h, Dock | AY OF MAY. A. D. 18a, at BIVE a onyneg ois. SQUARE 2 ib auibdiesion of estate. of . at itowh ache | P)RUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR MABEE Pos sk house, eLcht looms, two throaz!out, Nithre-sstory_and hogs. | with ‘stone trimin ss ath Tot Munbared seven (2), Uy tbe depth of abered eivhty (80), with a frame Fit, as per plat sat Dicirig’ in ¢ : Jol, m square nu vaperet | U hear hs, ‘electric beds, &e. ; southern tactng jib ie reserva: | Sr cetively, 6 mones Hone hat square f arenud it view of h Rates of the purchase ne: to be pa syivanda avenae, : H pe wats sratguct fo a bre n day of h purchaser io eive , | 2 uo Frouissory notes, to be sora od '¥ a sed af trust Veruis (over and above trust): One-half cash, ron the proverty. or ail cash. on the retif with inieres: at the rate of 6 ps giitced at dine of sae to be comp o's of the estate ‘He. of detaaitine purchaser. Tai Sdade ATC SLL Be DAKK & CO., Aucts.” — vita gatas x | trowm day of sie. ve arvalde” | THOS. F, WAGGAMAN, Aue JAIVELY CORED BY ADMINISTERING Dr. MAINES’ GOLDEN SP2cLPlG. Tt ean be given in weap of coffe or tes, of tn foot, nuwledie of the pa Lhe systo.u Once Lapreguated wit a Utter Lunpussioilty tor Uae N SPECIE AC 09. Cyorinmass, 2. pane wows wt partictlare ree’ Meee Fo 5. WiiadAae & CU. cor, gad sen ot. a And & F WAKE, iE Luce: Pour ita, thely Westman wi