Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1893, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. ©. SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1893—SIXTEEN PAGES. 13 a ree — = —<$<$<$———————____ } SHOES 0 N papi! ee bcmeratls oe boots | AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION AUCTION SALES. AUCTION AUCTION SALES. ‘and amber. The skins aie ee us aa. 7 __ AUCTION "i _Al N S! 3 Le F PAST AGE + | used were dyed with colors which cost fabulous 1iS AFTERNOOD THIS EVENING = FUTURE DAYs. Gee eee a prices, On shoes preci ‘kled. | Fx a EAL ¥S- TEED 7 a eS = = as 2 DAYS. ‘és - some sl recious stones sparkled. KUSTEFS' Salk OF VALUABLE REAL FS- J ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ATCLIF LIFFE, DARR & CO., AU LE ca — ———— a == |g % rere decorated ith ee | OTRICT NTH Pa el WaRRESoTOR ois: | W ITALIAN Wi sure [casi YOAUCTION OF FRAME | 4 SALE OF. ee AND eee cn ee RACHEEE, PARES yBNSAL AVE: SW. Qu: 5 ver. Even thesoles wore made of solid gold. Bhs elet a a ee ae oust NUMEHeD Wee shanty | EUS Back dose ee AN VALU ARLE Lon ON f eer Kinds of Footgear Worn by | Sach erceuise veors wae not at all uncom. | pal" ca Ae cee eae Hatt Sh | oRovEES, Epes x PUAND Q, BIXTEES ASD “natu, MODERN TMPRove Fete SoM HWEST MSDE Ae Mack Sab kere ‘* mon among the Romans, and to see @ person | tw Lath day ot January, Is@3, ins certain cvuse, CARD RECEIVERS IN KSTAND: NTH STREETS” NORTH- a Geod of trust dated April >, 1877, } NORTHSPST SECTION OF THE Crry, Various Peoples. shod with gold occasioned no remark. The | Eiticer will offer for ene ty patlic auctions im front Poti SALES ROOM the of a decros of the Supreme Court of the | STERNOON, py oe SR BEING EK Misis NO. 1802 STEERS enormous fortunes owned by some of the pa- | of the respective premises herainafter dese ed. COR. 10TH AND PENNA polumtbas paused iu‘eauicy couse memtered | APT EREOON, 3 Ra . applatirp ie -_—— friciane made the extravagance seem only in) on FRIDAY eT EET DAY. OF MAY. SATURDAY, MONDAY AED fh eer Jol Vevsion et Mane Yonuplaine | By dag of Peat ome Seay ork a = keeping with taeir style of living. Subse bocinaing at HALF PA pk O'C6 a A “3 Virastecs Will offer Tor aie be public | for | cone the land: rhcords of the District of Covun te PREAKSIN BOOTMAKING. | earning ‘a : gr ge noe tana TeiCeN Tin miierstsned tea . pubic | forth pO Ee pe sin Tacos of caren 2 3 TM 4 3 wently shoes were made of purple kid. The iAted “tuboln the eronard pat oe P HALP-PAST ELEVEN OoLocK : Th troutof the premises, on FRIDAY. THY. | i [fon D. in Bryant's <i: Mvishon of of - Ne, 1646, foito Wo et wea. we = | shape of them was so elegant ana the embruid- | ob, in the Divitiet of Colum: | “* UBA3a? Wo AND EIGHT OCLOCK i Meh ENUM BAVOFSIAE A YIN AT rot sotxne | Torhambere’ ninetsen Tish sy nguare massberch ne Son front of ‘the premieres, on THU RAS fromvone teandred and ctehty the following lescritwed reel eta ety on them so perfect that they were actually Fronting 20 feet by a depth of “Steet inches to. 16- | inumdred snd seventy twe (175) Tae FURST Day oF WINE. Sid, AT FT aM two (192). both ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctsr ing and being in the city of Was foot «ley. a! hat certain plece oF a i ‘Terms of ‘One-third cash and the hal sland prem: Washimer Fashions Among Farly Christians— referred to those with golden soles and set} inclusive, .9 Biszs et al. subdivision of = Hundia, to wit: Lot numbered sev | “This property is situated in one of the best sections | and twelve f Landy situate in the city ot Wathenevon, ras Among Early Chi Making | ? a webs an im square numbered one hundred and | = = enty (70) in Turton’s subdivision of square numbered | of tue city, telus easy of access to all parte of the ety: | trast Or the neni ean | aria ecco muita, known apd Sistineasahed Shoes In Chureh Wonderfal Shoes of the ! Aftr (150), commencing wth th ray ____ FUTURE DAYS, one hundred and eighty (180), beginning A ‘the door. ersoption. ‘One hundred do "tie tine oo Sire bene 3-54 Miadie ARROMAO SOR | 183 ard proceeding in regular order to said lot 192.) & DOWLING & SON. = in the line of Sanson street disten: “no ‘erms: ‘The purchases to assume a deed of trast for | of sale Terms to b= fully co in ten days mbered ohe hundred aha thirty four (13 Agqes—-The Footwear of the Anctenr 2 Ray “AL the saube dav, and inuediately after the | [PuOMAS DOWLING & SON, oand fifty-hundredths ( 00. the balance over and sbove the encumbronce, | after the sule.or the property sit) Le reso'd at risk and pcorded in Liber No. it. folio Ms of Ol Romans—soles of Gold. } Sampletion sk the sales of the wext precedine, lots, | 60) feet east from the northeast corner of Sai | #2000 cash, the residue in \d twelve monta cost of defaulting rurchaser after nve days’ advertise- Pe ulice of the saié I = | each of those certain pisces or parcele of land in the Bs — 5 ya: | page aforenatd and 17th street weet, runming th | Gper cent per annum, secured bydeed of truston the | inebt he The Eeeaiey Sane rere Fore then ¢ Domtrict ¢ se et Stand aceurnaies Seon the sald xronnd | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON E | north uiuety-two and six-tentl Feet, thence | property sold. of all cash. St the onton of the ier: | Tansee ETRE SIAL BOW RTT Trustee or alley parsonen cwer the Feat —_+ — Plat of plan as lots numbered ten (10)and eleven (1), | STREET BETWEEN 17TH AND ISTH STREETS | east twenty and four-tenths (20.4) feet, thence south | Chaser Aviuait of $590 Upom ooecptatee of WEL — @ = Tandred und teen's -theee Ces, ous bume respectively. ja square numbered one Dundired aul | NORTHWEST, is ager ninety-two and lxctenthe (2-6) fete the line of | G0the terns nfvaig ame not complied. with ip Afteen PEIDTEE ABOVE SALP 1S POSTPONED UNTIL. i twenty-four (724) and ohe hundred end HOES AFFORD 4 CT. seventy-f i ¢ ommencine ae bs =: is ies gait dul tecended RLAALIE Maia aa oe me ms on ata “asraiet 3 "the tent | Fs seal" oer i passing vont FRIDAY. MAY NINETEENTH, 803, same hour EMERY five (125) of “suid subaivision, tovother wiih rious 3 “Also, on SATURDAY, THE TI PE jand records of the Distict of Col well at together with the jraprovements aulting purchaser, after fivo ( advertinement i: if umprovements thereon. the ast trenty om PAS Lc ena ner eae tire | SR PH Noor METRIC URY | am Ome meats ented | aap qmacerines Gye See | Ca weols ees. pete | pieces ata ema eS ar = a pieces Or parcels d = D- ARO, a | ot Da 9 om, Dy C, yancine at ny + Successors © ance to be ta datias diay Save andex- lead te said city Known and Gotianated upce the said | PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M! the followhie cde: | See ete parte tate ont the deterred a Coane id c. Latisner & Sioan, 1497 G st, | installuents, respectively. in one (1) aud two F. Diet or vlan as parts of si lots numi forty (49) | scribed real estate. situate in tho’ city of Wastington, | at the rate of 6 per centum per annum, payable sezi- EDMUND B. MYERS. Trustee. Years, with interest. payable semi-annually, at fi ucts. - | D.C: Ee 's anbitvision of | i ‘ enna st 01 CLIP! HAXDSOMF AND WELL-KEPT NOUSEHOLD | Pato of sis “6) percent per anvum until paid, or gone revolution that Snd forty-one (41), resnectively. both in square num- | D. C.- Lot Fim Bryant's auodivision of original lot | annualiy, end to be sectired by deed of truston the | RALCLIFFE, DARE © CO.. Aucts, » myOatas i L tach, at thee dred and ten (210). jbered twenty (20), In square nMubered one han- old, or all cash, at the option of the pur- —— ——— EFFEC'S aT al COMPRISING . at the option of the purcuaser. is most remarkable. Esc of Hheeaid parts ot tis vaid sub lots fronting | died anaseventyctw. (7). een) Chaar’ Adepoatt of two immdred (8200) dollars re- | ‘HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucte, BEAUTIFUL PARLOR SUITE, MICH Pole |. A‘eronit of 200 will be required when the ‘The footgear of the 24 fect on 15th st. n.w., and, by that width, running Terms of sale: One-thi cash and the baiance in | quired at the time of sale. Terms to be complied with e u | veked down, and taflore on Ax and twel they. with edb ty may be resold at eee TURE WORBERCES OF AARON, ERS six and twelve months, with interest, secure sal TO} iy may resold at . — N| E ERRY HA! C1 Peflno, onthe day last above mentioned, at HALE- | duet t tris’ on the proverty sold, ervali casi at the | Hhenwee aewertvater Ait NoaWeyuucise: recordings | EXECUTORS’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoven | Butss BNO re BERMY MALT HACK, PART FIVED. M, Purchaser's option. $100 deposit’ at the time of cesar pancaaciee nae PROPERTY, BEING No. 1735 12TH STREET | MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND. BOLSTERS ‘All that cortain piece or parcel of land in said city, | Terms to be fully comp!ied with in ten days after the 'D. &. MACKALL, ? trustees, NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. CHERRY A" OTHER CHAMBES EFCRST be resold at risk and cost of HENRY P. BLATR.5 On THURSDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH, 1 at case Such depeatt the prope mediately Yerme ot in fifteen (15) daye | Sfaale, cthermien tie: propor:y will ‘be geosld. at early Christians was of the plainest possible de- serip: ~ roved byabrick stable and known ‘and deste | sale or the property wii TORE, NEARLY NEW MOQU: T D | Tigk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five arent poorer pated aon the sad uay eran a haz of ot um | Sanit puccuaver afte Ayedays’ advertisement | _my@adkas S16 6th at. av | FIVE COLOGK EM we will ooll bnfeout of the] CARPETS. Giine einclty’ aeensitae | ined te Wekinioe ay Bo i 3 ‘nine (9), in. Davidaon's vecorted ‘subdivision en yer, : IVE COLOCK F, Me Sill all in trout of the : CHS “i R | ts on sty, Dc imitating frivolous per. gipartoteauate Gambered on hundred and eiehty- a A'PHOS BRADLEY, Trustee, | () @ SLOAN & CO. Auctioneers, Bovfeet on 12th atrect by a depth of 44 fect £6 + LO-foot ous i. LARNER, Trustee. - shania ive tue seit ber if ONDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH, 1893, at HALP- | _ oe G Successors to Latimer & Sloan, 1407 Gst. | Sey. improved by a 3-story #-room brick dwelling, all ALBERT A. WILSON, the northeast corner of suid lot and TA-THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED UNTIL. — eevee rail) PAST TEN A. MC, at the resideuss of a gent gg sons who, he said, “take : - Sost ninety cbeht Lent, sad was inet iaeL inchye | FRIDAY. MAY NINETEENTH, 1803s onme Mouy | EXECUTOR'S SALE OF WALUABLE. REAL FS Iedera Improvenianta Balance in one and two | :clining bousekcering, No. 1425 Sid nineets Gorse: | C\, Sgtteonnas ty Petimens Sheet 407 G at. nw. special pride in having | Tittitne to clocely approach that ‘of the few: | anes fet tairees ek OTA eae |uviedkis A. THOS BRADLEY, Tilcror conan, Samong | FEPUTT: orn, eee noned Seasersuee” | scat curso Skane egtam’ oe eee EY ro - a ag me to closely approac! w- . 5 md | _myledhds A. ._ BRADLE! Aah ne t \¢ option of 8 square. by virtue of in ‘of trust, dated Ist ineir shoes clean and neat.” The clergy in eler, and the brightest minds of that epoch did Shence north twenty-seven feet (27 feet) to. the pla TPutos. DOWLING & sox Under and by virtue of the last will and test Waevoslé of 8100 requized atthe time of kale’ Gon- |. myl0-di G SLOAN £ ©0., Aucts._ | a) ty Gated at hose . Auctionrars, of Jossph A. Smith, deceased, the _ 3 = A. D. i800, end duly” ree: those days were the bootmakers. In order to | not consider it beneath them to design novel- eerie Est. n.w. | offer for sale by pavlic suctio AMS & CO., Atictioneers. io 417 et ora. ove of thr undersigned will ie ae “infront of theo. | YeFancing and recording et purclaser's cost. Watters ‘ Terms of sale: One-third cash on day of sale. and s Fr ret of Ci A at the nest of the ies ii i i ie i n e —— ctive premises hereinafter described, on THURS— reqnest of the party fa the chareias, {dieness they wero seon even | ties in, footwear. A little pinching was in- | tha eeutoein "rojcqual aromas, faseule cet | TRUSTEES SAL OF VALUABLE Lot ow E| BAY We EIOUTEENTN DAY OR MAT, Tne at my8-dkds Sekibhitt teSinrs,¢ Beater TOT DING EON eR Tee ESD AY MA Tee in the churches and during services bard at | dulged in by some of the fair maidens, and | interest at the rate of 6 por certain per aunam, par, | STREET BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND | HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. ae BLOA Ructioneers. | STREET BETWEEN WAND FLOMIDIEAUE | FOURTIC 100k ot FIVE O'CLOCK PML, te fae Tere tailors and these likewise brought thelr | {tcmeshen, swing Amos the most coveted | SEG fob apryted ty hs cour pn ie | dug rsemied Ler bi flo oon | rast Ug nau fo an a ou ttbsay MAY SttFerera. as mau. | bene Mine gery tors . pure! premises, or all cash, at the option ot the | land reco rict of Columbia, I will se! of Om, a, oe lena v . shal 7 4 Georzeanni : rr Work to the sacred edifices. The shoes of the ancient Romans were of | purchasers, upon thelr cbtainins, upon good cause to | MepuULc auction, in front of the ‘promises, om EI ston Je recorded tn, book 1%, folio Ok. jr. the aS Se a es eg vee je a o In the time of C! i t ty. Those ti it 1 shown, “the order of the court allowing | DAY, TH. ELFTH DAY OF MAY, AD. 1 's office of said District. an y CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LIBRAR! pritesans nak a Shepherd. fulio ime of Charlemagne thoos were not in | great variety. jose in most general use were | their payment of xii cash. | at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, ‘the foil brick dwelling house known as No. 1106 Sth st. n.w. Perego gpd frans thrall modern imyeee | trict o Columbia, frontin Reneral use, and that monarch habitually wore | of cloth on a leather sole, being somewhat like | — All costs of conveyanciig and of recording to be patd ity of ‘ALSO, PS, Of the late macnts, uuphing = Gestrekte resabeat peeonee hee. | place and ronping back with thet Salty bands of different colored cloth wound the shoes of the present day. They rose to | by the archasers, JIfthe terms of sale are not com- | ington. D.C.” Lot Hi in, Breaats, subdivision of | On the seme day. and immediately after the com- DR WILLIAM Lex, Story brick stable in rear 18x sme dine if atjeinins ot 20 te about his feet and legs. However, ho had most | about an inch and a half above the ankle, where | fhe trustees reserte te toe torah the ae partes | bered one hundred and seventy-two teen Part of lot one (Din square four hundred and fifty Term of sale; One-third cash, balance in-one, two | seid suldivision, with the {iprovements, cousisting? elaborate shoes for state occasions, as is shown | they were tied with a lacing. Another kind | the risk and costo! the ‘efaiiting purchaser alter | Terms of sale: One-third cash and tho balance in | (450), in the city of. Washington, District of Coluti- Containing valuable apd Shree peers Sor motes bans interest from day . “ t est 4 a y of Washington, District of Cc ppl a ee ree by those preserved to this day among the im- | covered half the leg. A favorite sandal had the | 8¥eday® advertigamsnt of such resale. Of tus: on the property Sok, ora Can a eee ee a er ee ae ort Odeth fromtuet | MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. €200 down when property is struck of Afi | C8, balance in one year. w Perial treasure. at Vienna. sole cut in the shape of a foot and was beld in A ¢ e ver on by a deed of trust om the’ prope: 622-024 F st. n.w. nm. $100 devosit at the tine of sale, | twenty (20) feet, thence west one hundred (100) feet NA, GENEALOGIO AND NUMISMATIC | COnVevancing, Ke. at purchaser's cost.” Tertus to br place by bandages of cloth or by strips of JOHN SELDEN, fron ro) AMERICANA, complied w th within ten say “ th in ten, after the inches: then» north twenty (20) feet; thence from day of sale, else aily coup lied ve ce Avation | ; : (50 Pa. fe property wil be resold: at risk and. cost of | east ome hundred (100) feet two @) inches to the bee BOOKS. Property to be resold at risk and cost of detauiting | leather. This sort of sandal was worn particu- ¥ ave. purchaser after five dave’ vy “i ‘1 7 marchiaser. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & or the trusees: [eat ,znia sort of sandal wes worn particu: | Loan & 00 soenanan | sefaitng Eehaer afin, dvedare advertbench a byes Dulin’ Sows | Emorrca, FACETEE, staNo, Ere. | PECVD ay WN Anetionesrs | Bsa owt of eat | Sandal had a very heavy sole, two inches thick, 3 — &- THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee. SEE ee ee TEEN Tick'P te | SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, MICROSCOPE, DOU- *[HOMAS DOWLING & GON. “Auctioneers, CHRISTIAN G. LEI | and was worn by the common people. * EP-THE ABOVE SAL" IS POSTPONED UNTIL | _ Theeast half of lot numbered ten (10), in the subdi- 'BLE-BARREL SHOTGUN AND RIFLE. - eee x x nother popnlar shoe was tie of, leather, | VALTER B WILLIAMS & 00., Auctoonors | FRIDAY, MAY SINETEENTH. In same bow | iim lougnntrres jiyacs Gre Hopicsl 204 | py by gold at our anton rooms, ‘Na M407 | VALUABLE IMPROWD Property ox Fous.| M2thie EG. RUAX 6b. Ane | colored. Sometimes it covered half of the leg. | tion rooms, commer 10th | “uylvdéds A. THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee, | Columiia, mate by John P. Tagine aud recirded in the | STREET NORTHWEST, SECOND FLOOR, ASDAHALE STREET SOUTHWEST, BEING | RQ: ee Soldiers wore a kind of sandal, the sole of which | and : avenue nw. MONDAY, 2 = =~ = id office of Mie survevor of the city of ington in Li- | MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH 5 a SALE BY AUCTION OF PRa! end of the Roman republic a fashionable foot | ‘TEN O'CLOCK.’ aa 1 . SEW BR ‘And running vack with that width gne hindred (100) | Commencing at HALF-PAST SEVEN each evening. sel! in of ‘the eT Nc ss equipment was in the shape of a glove, comin; FROM STUDER'S NURSERT EST SIE OF STEER TE SER EON | feet to th huveved by a ur y - pip a? a pe of a gl g SIDE. OF THIPTEENTH STREET | feet to the renr of said lot, hmuroveY by a brick dweil- | Parties unable to attend the sale may have their or- | P7" se E : 2 ing hos own. As naMber 424 H street northwe % % io NOKIHEAST, NEAR LINDE. ing house Known ag uti ber 44 H vires nertesct p | dersexecuted by the auctioneer or by J. H. Hickcox, | of 1330 By Virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in Liber | And imniediately atter the completion of the sale of | 906 Most. n.w., Washington, D. C. nears 25 feet on thee: and hybrids, id true to nae deed of trust Aunty recorded tn Liber fect toa 14fost wide 0/167 et ecg.. One of ‘he land. records of the ‘Term: §1.700 can romsia for thres years from | frcat of the premiste "co" WEDRERD OT “ : tne can Teuaia for three Sears from | fromt« sian. on WEDNESDAY. MA presen parcel of ground, 0 ee GG. SLOAN & 0. Noveniber, 182, taisnee cash. Conveyancine and | TW! NTY-FOURIH. 190°A Det FIVE OCL "nthe subdivision of orieinal lot two | myayitistds Fecoriing. at nurchaser's cost. A deposit of 6100 re- | P.M, the feliowine described lait and. yreminea ait fn square ive hundeet aud seventy (S70). in the cas FP bate and being in the city of W aweStyts city of Washington, District of Columbta, seeatd stub Saas LOCK P. M.. the | Givision is record: THOS. DOWLING & SON. a * up well on the leg or only to just above tne | Roses. ankle, according to the fancy of the wearer. forbonas ant Paniase By Stockings were then unknown. — The enstomary | sprees only. Fetuniae,, Hettotropes. Seat- | 150 District of Columbian and at the tease ot ie | the Rest en chaussure of women in that day was very much | vel czy gu Curmajone, Plante for, banging baskets. | party secured thereiv. Y will offer for sais; in. frome | «ak, ing the reign of the French King Louis like that of the men. Their shoes were usually | Manraniias, Nasturtiaims, Thumbercian es eweet. | Of fhe Premises, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-CHIED | (2s the Debonnair it was the custom for sovereigns | white, though sometimes black. red, yellow, | scented plants, such as fore aad Apris Geraniuns, DAY OF MAY, 183. at FIVE « to send presents to the nopeat Rome, and shoes | green and scarlet. ‘Ther wore very heavy soles | Lowen Verbenas; house plants, such as Palm. Ferns, RATCLIFFE, DARE § Cc vehi ). in the Dis- ‘920 Pes 1 Giettagruinbed and known and ai lettered Mot ihe Steivisien of saute situate in the e'ty of | oo Washineton, Distric . , ° ~ "3 ciumbia, to wit: Lot two | USTERS' SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK HOUS! myl0-d&ds S t aus two inebes op 7: were always inctuded among the gifts. Saint | to their shoes im order te increase thelrapparent | ___ SY18E8_ | Wisared end soveuky au Ciy dee. he Beane | movec 27" & oeick,¢ TRUSTER FIGHTH STREET NORTHEAST. | Zar * cd and seven GaP, toot Louis of France wore shoes with long points, @ | height as much ‘as possibl WW ALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. of saan ten, bund ed and four (1004), | TURDAY. the TWENTIETH DAY OF | By, virtur of adeed in trust duly recorded tn isber # ten (10) % ‘with all of the ime ct to a certain deed Of tr PRP AS 2 “ B12, folio No. pair of which are still preserved, together with 001 ORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS, other parts of his costume, at the Church of pe osenaormm es CRORE, TOP COURIERS LARGE AW STNG: Poissy. A writer of that period, scandalized | Slaves in ancient Rome were obliged to go| AND FAME, IRON SAFE, CADDIES SHOW | of trast), and the b the | Ay. "1s93, % - The wosttwenty (30) feet front by dapth of orisinal | lot seventeen (17), in square seven hundred and 104."et seq. one of the lend | —~ teps” No tar *yh x Provemerts, acemients, rihis, privileges. and ot tte, | WEST AND HOUSE AND PREMISES NO. 608 | ting nt nee Oe Oneins OF in any wise aeper in frant of the prem a ENTH DAY OF MAY, | pi SARPED SORTHM sT. ‘Terus: One 82,000, an ‘Terms oi sale: Ons FE, 4 at thirty-two (72), in'the city of Washington, District % By virtue of adecree of the & ° Court of t 2G§) cash. A one bum by ‘the excessive luxury he witnessed, writes | barefooted as a badge of their servitude. They | fe hi’ COPPEE MIRE, LARGE. ASSAIT: | nualivr and mecheed Uy Hated tiaras Sram | of Columbia. salt Tot vine unimproved sud fronting | 18, at FIVE O'CLACK P.M. Disteiongf Coloniuin, vusera the Ith darict Spry | Get dollars (#00.00"to be paid at tne purchaas. thus reproachfally of the young girls of his | were called “‘cretati,”” because their feot wore| MENT OF CAN. GOODS. "TEAS, RARDINER, | aold-"or all casi at the option of the purchawer | astneer south pet een fe SQUARE sy, fe Partch i Betanan combine ae etree i, | Cow ed with dn tifteen CIS) dave, otherwies trustews time: “Their clothes have lost their old | branded when ther sold, “ | SOARS RICK URS AND OTHEE SHELF GOODS | 8100 deposit at time of sale. Terma tobe complied | upon tue following terms, Viz. One-third of the pur- | Improved by a two-story and cellar brick house,eteht | i Feirick Hy Brennan is complainant Teserve the right to rowel the urorerty at the Fist and eimpli their enormous cuffs, tight-fitting ee << oe GERStLY FOUND IN A FIRST-CLASS GRO- | ith, in 10 days orthe property will be resold at tbe | chase price in cash, one-thint thereof inone year fromm | room and bath,” Rested be furnace: two and & half | Wlluiier forens st nuldie:auesh a ont of defaulting purchaser after Sve days’ = 2 od A uk cost of the ung pure! after fiv ie day of si id'the other one-t \ereot jares from cars, we it o% ‘host conve! a of sacl ein some newspapers published | tunics and shoes of which the pointed toes tara On WHDNESDAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH, at TEN | days’ readvertisement ee ee ed ee ee org de shi r Upward give evidence that sense of decency.” POINTED Tors. In the early part of the <hirteenth century shoes began .o have long pointed toes both in France and England, and this fashion grew Ustil the points were actually longer than the shoes. These absurdities were called “‘pou- laines,” and were invented by the Chevalier Robert le Cornu. So uncomforiable were they, interfering seriousiv with ease of movement, that many people soon began to wear silver id gold chains attached to the points and held by fas:enings just below the knee. The Uppers of these shoes were much decorated. sy have lost ali ‘chaser will be reauired to exe: ‘Teriis liberal, which will be stated at the time of sa’e. | OxOLOC! of ous aforesaid, bearing interest trom date | €200required at the time of sale. Ii the terms of eale | OCLOGE EM, the = a —___— h interest shall be payable in equal sem! are not complied with in fifteen days from the day of | big, to wit: Lot nu: JPEXCANSON BROS., Auctioneers installments), and secured by a deed of trust upon | sale the trustees reserve the right. to resell the prop- | subdivision of rast. c pone the sa operty for whieh the same are siven; | erty at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser | funate numbered 989, the vane belee te TRUSTEES’ SALE OF Bi . |orthe purchaser may pay ail cash at his option. A | after five daye adver dsement of such resale in some | tltecGtort trick: metienes mackinee) 7 LINNFAN HILL ROAD. IN TH deposit of #200 will be required of the purchaser of | newspanor published in Washinetou, D.C. All con- | northwest And jumediately therester the unser | PRAT ERTY Ab Twit eee NGTON, PISTIICT OF COLUMIIA. | | each parcol at the the of sale, and ifthe fermvcfeale | Yeyanciug ahd recording at the cot of the purchaser. | tiened will offer ior sale in, Gront of the | CONSEH TOP ARD STREETS MORI By virtue of adeed of trust bearing date May 6, | be not complied with within fifteen days thereafter, MT. WELLER. { ein ‘premises at publ c auction all thet other ce-tain risce. WEST, AT A. CTION. 180), “aud Fecorded in liber ‘No. 14sly follo the executor reserves the rizht to resell the property | _my®.d&ds F. DIGA’ \__ | Bripareel of round situstein the Wosuinetom | By virtue of a dred of assionment and trost AUCTIONFERS,, | sea. of the land records of eat District, ‘the under: | at the riak and cost of tir defaulting urchast ‘AICLIFFE, DAR ECO. Aucts. D.'Cr and described a0 beine part ofiot nusiberel 17 | recorded in Liber sep, folke Lat, ene, Of tite tnd Be ei rea he ont te atc Sas eon pera TEs sump saeaeoiees. | ae 920 PENNSILVASIA AVE. X.W. | in square numbered 453, becinning for, ths same ote | conde of the District of Out etl as SEVEN NEW TWO-STORY BRICK HO! Os. | DAY, THE TWENTY.FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1803, | _C.G. SLUAN & CO., Auctioneers. any6-d&ds BLE he northwest corner of the sald jot numbered }7 | TEENIE, AD. 7RGS, RALF-PAST. 4238, 1240, 1242 K STREET SOU) HEAS4 AND | the following described lend, viz. Part of w tinct of | 7 SLOAN & CO. Auctioneers, WRTREEL BELWEES PENS. | and running thence east 19 feet: thonce sonth 182 | O\CLOCK'P. ML. the fohcawint dukes not cokwte avr Jaw Pant called auth Jocsted on north ride of Linnean | (), Gjycceesurs to Latimer & Sloan, 1407 Gat. n.w. x VENUE AND MSTREET NORTH. | feet, 10) mchee to} reg As het ag EE ee : ES ONS the fourth line of a tract called ““Arcyle Cowal aid | cprerrEs § OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BY AUCTION. 132 feet 104 inches to the piace of Lecinning, the | Haraishrd as and being part of lot Soin Theres TWEEN MARYLAND AVI Tomnera it eine also the barinning of the tract called | TAREE LTE AGN SHERMAN SIMEET. NESE | On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH, | sumnebeine ftaproved bra: two-story atticand base- | Aptli'y suisivision tr aguies numbered NORTHEAST, BY AUCTION, “Gift,” and running thecce with the Ist Hine of Gift : ~ Soe ee a ue No. + a - ch RPE AE AEE rcoxn, a rren | mena eat ata dl neckties pRCHUNT CINGLE: NOWIH: | wFIVE inCUOCR. we wil ocr for mle a froutet | aut awalinginown ana GO ture! meyuwey. | flat wondad ty biter 3" {o frat thet IN SCOTT, 397 X et. nw, Sie | ag gg WILLIAM H. "BAUM, 205 7th'st. aw. red 25in Harm and others | ™y1S-dkde —_ wate VV 4188 & WILDIAMS& 00, AUCTIONEER, b street | /SSIGNEPS SALE OF VALUABLE O'CLCCR A. M., wo'shill well, at grocery stove north- West corner 12th sirest and New York avenue porth. | myl2-dkas west, the above assortment of groceries, sane TP ELEVEN O'CLOCK PRECISY! HORSE, WAGON, HARNESS. IRON SAl TERS, AWNING AND FRAME WILL Bi SOLD, a WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. OUSE! or be WEST, WASHINGTON, D.C. be preu Term often being ent cut in letterings which related Preailacn, sa? we Wi. bn in Hone of thoreepective | tora boundaay stone at teeter side of abe pres | (gAY vi iat sigrtaia ed ot tated to:h, day Lots 3i"'r0 Hy, BOTH, INcuvsrve, rs | cubanite halune- da two caus opvaiipenia. at | wit iau"vensenta, consisting of « bck dwelling stories, some quaint and humorous and others Imrroved ty coven two ators: Brick heltere, contain | Suh sede doctors east T6eprchess trenee with art | aiolio BIY at saan, our of Lue land vecoro of "he Dis: | Each tt fronts 20 feet outta street and rune back | beaecured ¢ deol of trpat upon the premiaes no. oF |” eruse ude tpown atthe time of wale, obscene. They were adorned at the back with sng’ rooms each. Te houtes are near the Anacostia | road soutn 45 dowreos ease Tyerches thence with seid | (ict of Columbla."and atthe re jaest of tie party se- | wa Jd-soot alley. Thin property is within Sou feet of | gl car. at the opticn of the purcheser, A deposit actccdeige, * y -) SS spurs. Faliroad lune and the United states uavy yard: Foadsouth 26 degrees east 14 perches: thence with said | CFrt tere ee TN DAYS MAT MEV ER: | oecnbeyivanis avenue cable cars and in a rapidly | S10) ci converanciay and tecirding st purchaser WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucta, In war the poulaines were found so incon- On TURSDAY, MAY VWEST: PluutedstoneSn thease ine ofttractent vtemars | FEENTH, inc AT FIVE O'CLOCK FAL, ‘the fol | ("Peru which aro very iiteral, will be stated atthe | gost. Teriag of sale to'be complied with fm teudays | _my13-18%e Noe Yenient that at the battle of Sempach, where O'CLOCK P.M", we will sell. in front ot th Outlet" thence in a straigiit line to begivning, ox cibiarh igen gp me mew meg a Pe ee ting it ” LEON TOBRINER, Trnstee, PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioncas. Dake Leopold of Austria was killed, the officers | because their feet were dusty. Owing to this ALL OF SUBLOT DB, SQUARE «. (oe rig ener bE n'a sunitvision pf part of tot | within Afteen days from the day cf sale, othereiee 26 434 wt. nw. pegeerestheton! decided to cut off the extra length of leather so | Custom free men were most careful never to go | [inH'cvetus ahd Cateot martieas and fraee hoes | oe ne HT cet eters ey gectMe bon | LOE" A. P Wardou's et al. subiivinion of equare No. | the right ie feseryed to resell the property at the Tink JOB. BARNARD. Trustee, TRUSTTFS SALE OF WALUABIE that they might fight atease. At one time the | Out without shoes for fear of being mistaken | On the alley in the rear, north 83 degrees east to the hotue line of Gift, thus | par plat of ald Henderson's subdivision tn | and cost of the defaulting purchaser after Svedare' | yovcawsox BROS, Son yO dees PROPERTY. BFING PKEMISES Points were stiffened and turned upward, the | for slaves. Magicians when practicing their | |, Termson eack pleceare: One-third cash. balance in | leaving a strip of [ad the width of itifoet thtouch | povll}T, mare 103, of the cocord of the surveyor sof | adversiuen.ent of such resale in soiue newspaper pubs SSS ee tt pe a ends being ornamented with griffins, unicorns | ¢raft had one foot naked and the other in a | flrestat the rate of Oier cent per anuain roar day of | Aaetee Stee THER! © Perce Shoemaker's oping No, INES Sheruian street northwest, | reccrinx et the cost af the purchaser Eee Mle Ge oepkenees iy resorted’ an Tiber Th folio S85 and other grotesque figures. while on the ex-| shoe, which style was supposed to be an aid to/ asic, payable semiannually ani secured hy dent of | ' Ferme cash. of which 8500 must be deposited at | g ZO" if sale: Purchaser, to assume trast of | aiming SS Sei Pennsylvania ave. B.S. | Seq. one of the lend records of the District of Cal treme point a bell was attached. their mysterious science. Srusk on the premises sold, gr all cash at the pur-hae- | the time of le, and if terius aro not, couplied with Wie iggy nested heed Berman macberdy Fe: a — TWO NEW 3STORY BRICK HOUSES, CONTAIN. | bis. und at the request of the party secured, According to Homer the Greeks wore boots | fours and $200 op the 3 street property re'iired at | right to resell on Ave faye yetive. Tye The Fveulne | ceasereccst, and s deposit of $100 will be required at | "HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucttousers, NPROVEMENTS: Now" oy AND May Wahcries ta Waa ae PINE. from the tizae when Agamemnon reigned, but | the time o: sale. Terms to becompiied with in fifteen | Star, MARLON ASHEOUD.! erereen | MEO BIE AGAMA ae ssadelomatee ERE LE DROrr bak P.M.. lot nauibered In7 In square numbered i it is probable that they only made use of them | 275 {rom the day of sale.cthermive the right torceell | _myi2dkds___ALDIS B. BROWNE, '} TTY my6-kds “CHARLES £. BANE VALUBLE. IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE- BY ACCTIO: | of John H. Richardsou's subdivi-ton, ue recorded in battle, for the monuments which date from | served. All conveyancing. recordinu, Re. at pure VVAUTEE B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionvers Jp ATCLIFFE, DARK & Co., atc bcintee ge is Neeraceeenmtam! MAY EIGHTEENTH AT FIVE OLD | Froutiusc 28 73 fect Ny 0 depth of 5 tect “imapwoved WP before the siege of Troy show the people of | chasers’ cost. HAVGLIFFE. Danie CO? , OF VALU, r “g20 PAL AVE.” Wo will sellin front of te premises, om MONDAY, i front of the promises, by direction | @3-tory brick dwelline, coutaigine @ rooms, come that day woaring a simple sole held on by |_ ™912-d&ds Auctionects. | TRUSTEFS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED 5 Sats MAY THE RIPTECNTH. 1808, at FIVE O'CLOCK " Chee Se ae bands of either leather or cloth wound several | GHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REET NORTRWEST, BETWEES ‘5 MILES FROM Fg a eS SUB Lock to Terms: Libera) an | iuaie known etewe, times around the ankle and sometimes con- | CRuat Ratate SS \CMlua tows San iN| AND Itt STREETS, ia Gane Stk Ione AND | ror iith strest, above ath ce W atrest, be LE DHOLE PAiK, Hos: STR rastees tinued half way up the leg. Ladies wore slip- | _ WASHINGTON CITY, DISTRICT OF COLUM. | | Jn pursuance of« deed of trnst dated on the 71h day OAD ntake E BLOCK OP 150 feet, improved by rever il frame dwell- | Frontige 18 fect by adevth of & tect, improved by | mydlkds — ARMAT ST 0boaitr,j property is well locate! for asub- | two tew 3-story brick bouses, with all modern ‘o- - te | provements. t2-THE ABOVE SALF Is UNAVOIDABLY, PePhistaleshonld comman4 the attention of parties | PED. UNTIL WEDNESDAY ap aeeE of the land records forthe Disirict of at. public Dake the “39 Under decree of the Supreme Court of the District | folio 453. Besides their boots and shoes, the Greeks had | of Co.umbia, passed in equity canse No. 14476 | Columbi another style of footgear which was worn only | (ushes v=, McMenamin ot al). we will sell at pul te 'D. H3, at ON, MAY FIFTEENTH, DAY AP 5 Close to, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, on the 1@ electric care and Masaacht a xtended, and offers a fine opportunity for PLYGAY' “ 2 sure investrrent. ELSGANTLY BUILT COTTAGE. WITH | Terias: One-third cash. baiance in one and two by direction of. the ¢ undersigned trusteos wit! in front of the premises, on on $0) i EENTH, 1695, same hour and piace. arch a desirable residence. it is he Fr ry . Mbera! and will be stated at sale. A deposit ne trustees. inside their housee. This did not cover the Aye Way TWENTEFOURTH PYTHIRD DAV OR MAY. A.D. deus, AT | ONC OL ACRES OF LANT ALEACHED YS | yee eRe caer neta of $200 on cach house recuired time ees | myst THOS. foot, being little more than asole. For muddy | O'CLOCK P.M. all of lote numbered j FIVE OCHOCK PM lot of tontd “numbered | | his cottace has tweive rooms, baths, baseiment and | Purciaset” “A devoul of S100 prquitel at tae ee ot | Hf the sosuss of eats are Mercere ish - nereted: couservat sdmiil pump, fruit were te att tan | GALE OF VALUABLE COLLATERAL roads they wore large, coarse and solidly made | 340° 4a" 40%, 408, one bu nd ninety-ntue (193), Washingt Te will be , All conveyancing and recording, the day of sa the — boots. Shoes of a certain pattern were called | inthe villaew of Chiontamn, Distict at Cotantines | Da Ca, ae ber pat recorded in to 179, = gts pub RE | Cad wd ap He ein | 9 Bd, Vitae of the rower con: mycleides,” after the city Amyclis, where | Andon THURSDAY MAY TWENTY-PIFTH.1893, | the surveyors office of the District of Columbia. t = “| some newspaper pubiisied in Washinton, Doc. Ad | 22'e4 Fat Pron ieroiges let raf Pi en eee hour, lot ettered"“C," in thesubdivisioy | Eether with the bmnrovemonte, consisting of @titoe- ov | C, SgSLOAN, & 00.. successors to Latimer & | Conveyauchuy aud recording at the cost of the pur as ey red. y were of a . Ruff et al. of lots 5. 6. 7 and part of | story brick residence. TAKE THE 3:25 BALTIMORE AND + Sloan, Auctioneers, 1407 G st. n.w. chaser. bright red color. Even at Athens many people | 4, 1p squarenuribered five hundred ani seventy-five | 9 Terms of sale: One-third cash. of which the sum of | OHIO TATLROAD FOK TH! SALE, mynd Bs ‘The points of the poulaines were made lon; went barefoot. 875) in Washington city, in arid District, sald lot ea] te a the Kime of sale, and et AND GET OFF AT CH AR DTATION. TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE | "qs 1OAN & rn Rockra ibs the points of nin gor m= E forth: | in twoequal installments in six aud twelve vol w6-1dbs i ucts, x ; i RAN, - > eee é 7 or shorter aceording to the rank of the wearer. SHOES IN EGYPT. Se ee ee from the date of sale, for which tiie jurchaser will bs | —™=*° ee A gs pe 2 ed ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM. te following Auctioneers 1G ‘Auctioneers. 2 We BET 17 ; - Gost. n-w. | hromissory note. which ts'coliateral security for the AND ON CONNETICUT AVI w, | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON 18TH | = "I oD aSD WaT REStS wasnt : | VOL TENTHST. | Doce DEVON) UNDER THE WIKCUPDAVIB | STREET BETWEEN £ AND F STREETS | teu! tr shorter : : ; : e x. | peatland to give ite perstssocy notes Garton With ordinary people they extended only six| The monuments of ancient Egypt show fig- | ,,1erms of sale: One-third cash and residue of, pur. | teat or tic, with intron at the ee i ncies Dorond the toc. With rich bourgeois | ures of women wearing sandals. Nevertheless | Fees, with erent from tay of sae oe ail ur more | gent Far antusn. and ¥) be secnrad by and of the rule was one foot, with knights a foot and a | Plutarch declares that 6 than cne-third cash. if purchaser so elects.» depopit | trust von the premises sold. Or the purchaser ma half. with noblemen two feet. Princes ac- leciares that the people of that coun- | of' 30 pet Jot for the Chiontown love and of #200 for | Day all cash at his ntion.” Torins of <hies RATCLIFFE, DARE & co. TRUSTEES! ALUARLE DIPROVED Dd. Vv A . D. PORTER. DECEASED, PROBATED MARCH ~ hor Ail | Dlied with within twenty days. otherwise the po: f trust dated Aprit 1 Gon Ba NORTHWEST. SFG por cout pert annum, "pays toaliv wore pointe two anda half feet long. | ET were accustomed to go barefoot. It is She said lot, “C* reaaired on ‘acceptance: 10 | Qrty may be resuid at the risk and cost of the default 1, and Aniy recorded Avril 21, 1891. in Liver G.1801, RECORDED IN WILLS BOOK 90, FOLIO jese Seclena i wie par “he ‘Tho longer the shoe the prouder and more re- | K20W" that the Caliph Hakken, founder of the JAMES P. RYON, Trusteo, ing purchaser. rae at follo 212 @¢ seq. . of the Lend Hecords of the | By virtue of a deed of trust da‘ed the 21st day of | | By virtue of a deed of trust Jatad Mt and | Heichte-containine stout eweuty Ave erses.cm religion of the Druses, forbade the Egyptian No. 427 Ast nie. JAMES G. BERRET. } veostees, bia and at the request of the party | angust, 1891, and recorded in Liber No. 1608, folio | duly recorded in Liber No. 1585, ‘oll which ts 0 large «nd vaiuabie dwelling a1 erected the man. The more grave and thought- shoemakers, under penalty of death. to. mak OWEN DONNELLY, Trustee, my6-eokds MARTIN F. MORKIS, we Will sell at public auction, infront of et seq.. one of the land records of the District of | of the land records of the I fol members of society resisted the dictates of J 1 pone! he heh nag Pe ‘vain 7 Ek, — mo MONDAY. MAY EIGHTH, A. umibia, andatthe request of the party secured | Willsell at publicauction, tn 1 we | “Ecrps: Cech, Purther information will ree Xo. 308, aia aves. DUNT ave; é {eshion in this matter no moze than the most | 2¥ Soft of footgear for women. The ancient| THOS. DOWLING & SON. Auct 'myledkds | (NEAL & LUNT, avCTIO by dob Ridout, attorney for holder, 14 E O'CLOCK BM. the foil wine prop- by. T will sel Alexandria, Va. tion, in frontof the | THUKSUA) EENT! 7 i ts] (Bios cnc = ty, situate in the city of Washington and Dintrict SIXT! H DAY | A. D. 18M3, ct SIX O'CLOCK P.M... the 2 | stone frivolous of exquisites. Clergrmen wore them, | ¥ptains wore shoes which were quite re Ww ers, . Ea 35 Sforesaid, and known ae all of iotutnmbered forty-one | ERS3 CEBCE Bat oil chore real estate situate mm the city of | “Ester of owner and holder of note, den to do so. pe - a be | VALUABLE IMPROVED” PROPERTY oN 1| qBrTitineptmcertaimdeedot trast executed to tho | 1 eau wh and deferred parmonts itt be | {ieediy of Washington, Distict of colunibia: twit, | tision of oF winal lot hineieen CO) tn souaren ems | (GE®. S STICKNEY, Auct., 411 Gs: mnt time » man’s nationality could be i x undersiened truatesn of the Potomac Mimiine and. R= Cees So wiht | She cis, af wreahington., District of Cotambie, vo wit: | vision 3 oF einal Jot, win jars ene | G Pes Limits IN FASHION. distinguished at a glance by the style or color| STREET RETWEES FIKGE AND SECOND | duu ‘ion Cy g° issued edicts prohibiting such ridieu- | of bis boota. The Assyrians were always shod Ss :T NORTHWEST, ‘AT AUCTION, o ‘ 0 a. Ce ‘of | Sncine and recording at f purchaser. Tern iberod one hundred and. cleven | ords of the surveyor's office of the Disurict of Colus- 2 | apo F in yellow, while the Trrians preferred’ purple | ON TUESDAY, MAY THESTY THIND. i803, at | orem Muuamcquaty. Va_/ and at the request of | toe Mompiied with witaim iftoon Gaye, or bropersy | orded in Liber J HK. fol | bia Tous foot; the pul; ed rl pet y Pi burp! : All be (ser wear; pulpits stormed against it; | Op tint known as ox blood. Shoes FIVE O'CLOCK PM, we will sell, in front of the | in the payment of the deb? therein deserived, the un: | ™ resold at archer Tee oe ‘373. of the “As of the surveyor of the District of | Terms of sale: One-third cash. poets ridiculed it: papal bulls were uttered the Hebrews played an important = ie Promises art of i quare nuuibered 5. dersiched on. WEDNESDAY, SHE | HIRTY-FIRST ER, Columbia, with the improvements thereon. ‘equal payment ty on deo the, toch side of Leatteet by 8 | DAVOS MAY, 18K) at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M. zoe ined aos. Trustees. | ox THE SAME Day, ‘AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, | atts Where apanv. dated the 27th day of May, 1800, TS NORTHWEST, BEING NO. 118 L | and recorded Liber 38, page 454, of the record books | Be Tequired when te iy it conver (SS) and fifty-nine (59) in Hopxinw’ et al. snbdivisioa | corded in Subdivision Book 7 of the Tec T JUST SOUTH OF East ‘or sale in front of the preznigns on FRI. INETEP ST CORY SALE _OF VERY VALD: FRONTING NINVTEEN FEET 0} “ON THE FAST SIDE THIRD Datance in two Ssainst it. Nevertheless, for nearly three cen- | ceremonies of life. Ifa man wished to sell an | depth of about 10 feet, improved by a two-story : NIH, 1h0 at FIVE < front of the MAI HOUSE in the city of Alei Atlantic Butldinz. I will sell ar public auction, in front of tie premiscs, en seats es turies, the shoes with points held their own, | article he removed his footgear and did not re- | me dWeliine and store. 0 wo | fia Vay will offer for saleat public auction. tothe | spos. amas Miike richt, titieand interest of Richard We Porter ‘ve complied with ii, ten dayefrom sale or the fe: 44 cash, and the balance tm ome Cy etage sods Inapehonea fiten teas 4a ene ae Loca cae So eae Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two | highest lider, that tract-of land once owned by the ae sae weprene of S10 reauired at time of eale. Convey | ip Prince William “ounty, fronting on the Potrtias Pa a ate dias fata = (21 TE IEE ITN, | eS eRY C STRUARS. de. the option «f the tore sazer. #100 depcait at tue teen (16), seventeen (17) and eighteen (18),inclasive, | myil-7t BUSHROD ROBINSON, anle _(ayltdbests") GEO. W. STICEERE. Humberod one husarel and.wxty-aiz 100) aa pet pig | RATCLIFFE & DANK, AUCTIONEERS | JQATCLIFFE, DANK & ©o..AveTS. EF ae ofice of the surveveret tas Duvet Colas | TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DuPILING. stTC-| yeny VALABLY INPEGVED PROPERTY, BR: at 1462» statute of Edward IV forbade English | marriage ceremony was performed among these gentlemen below the rank of baron to wear | people it was customary for the to | ancing and recording at cost of purchaser Shoes with points more than six inches long. | ive @ ring to the bride, to embrace | iyliakis THOMAS DUSLENG & 50) atic "and Ketproved by a kugd dwelling house and ‘his decree was ratified by act of parliament.| her and to present her with a shoe. A! SHAL'S SALE.—BY VIR- | QUtbuildingsand otherwise. ee Spears, But it was not until the first part of thesix-|The Hebrews of old took off their| U Yacota wr of eri tuciayimued out of theclees's | Unwardot 400 eres of, the tract are cleared aud tho teenth century that such footwear finally | shoes when in mourning or when in the pres- Ba ae a sale: One-fourth of the purchase money disappeared. ence of any person to whom they wished to | rash at No Tks Toh street, Lorihwest, city o° Wash: | stat and the balance in these equal installments, yay In those dars when a fashion in shoes came | show marked respect. They also left their | incton, District of Colgmbia, om TUPSDAY, THE Feapectively. secured Wy interest-bearing notes {nto general use among the common people the | shoes at the door on entering their houses, | TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1893, at ‘ ‘ and deed of trust on the land, with such provisions as nobles at once demanded something new from | This custom is still followed by some of the | QCHOCK §; Ml. andcontinne from day to das Farge et Eg the bootmakers.| Thus it was expected that | orientals. Toa Mussulman a blow with a slip-| interest of the defendant in an’ to. the fo! Thyle uurehase money is unpaid as may seem prover | folly 435 t seq. we Will gal y tun Gegree of originality in their footgear. | with a dagger, as it disgraced him in the eyes | China and Crocker® Ware, Tins, Table and Pocket | the Uederatened o: ’ ae WiEDSE aii that certain piece oF parcel of land and premt- | complied with in fifteen days from day of sale, other- | ives. on WEDNESDAY. the £WENTY-POCRTH Shoes in the seventeenth century were remark- | of his fellows. county, Va. JAS. §. "EDWARDS, sea mituate inthe city of Washington, Distret of si s Glass Ware. Ornainents, Wood and Willow Tae Dc, | MERA in, the city, of Washington. “District of | wise the trustee reserves the tigit to nemell the prop. | Dey OF MAY. A.D. init st HALP-PAS able for the beauty of their shape and the ele-| The ishabitants of the Maldive Islands sel- louse Hardware, ‘bere! twents Nithamanshicinaglet | eri atthe risk andoos! of Aerauitior purchaser. All | O'CLOCK P.M. "ail that certain tece © are river about 13 miles and’ on Quantico creek about SEVEN By virtno ot je, the land Jee- | Oc notes of the purchaser, OF purchasers shall be re, | duly Tecorged the 7th day of October. A.D). 18D SDA AETHER KOON. MAY SISTENT, K. we will wT 34, SQUARE Mictionvin from: | @ulred, to be secured by deed of trust on the property | Liber So. 1723, folio 430 et wea. of the Jana records | ne ue Fron‘ine 20 fect on 10th st. with a depth of 203 fest ‘BRICK KV UILDING. (NO. sod ; balance in one year from day of sale, By virtue of a.certain dee! of trust to Us, boart in Stee L F Beh cay of an- | Buaneni coe Fens om Sax eh niev wah iter at | 42 Uerined aera Geet of true fo we traning | yAth: SEeer Nonruwest. BETWEEN M ont nppfteauction: tp front | gold, of all cash, at the option of the wurchaser. mpage edn ie icy. This property ie Laproved by vtoiuse wit Neh building st trick, Sth st. new., W woetory frame peace cages bec S00, = si 00.03.27. ap | BUMbered twenty "SU). In W. Williams’ subdivision of | Shyer tue risk and cost of def gfe pe te EE pop Pe fant bath Ay Lnneowes grace of the ornaments used on them. A boot |dom wear any foot covering in the street, my d-<Hymat, tadlar ai, Hyigan | —_Leeabvne, Va." _my4.013,16,20,23.27.90 | srinnal lot ve 5), (and part. of four V4) i | Chased nenr? TORR, Be. tthe cost of te i eee et ea tn rem, and fae « ‘that came in at this time was in odd contrast to | though at home they put on wooden sandals or ¢ tisfy execution No. TTENTION IS CALLED Gav aa yer plat recede ie Teter We. eaE Ie | anypangeARLES ©. LANCASTER, Testes Of Jot umbersd 1 One-third cass, balan and two year, the poulaine. being remarkably square in toe | slippers. However, if they have a visitor to | 193.00 favorof Charles Mt, Hyman. To the of the records of the sureyor's office of the | —™>*d8 a aes BR t pewell'ssubdiv Hl Tap ay (salon the doer va and having the broad end slashed so as to show | whom they wish to show deference, they take RATCLIFFE, DARR&CO.. Ancts. my Tod ee SALE District of Columbia, together with the improvements ee DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, ubdivision is recorded in the ‘on the snother color thro the apertures. This | off their shoes as a mark of respect. Waisdin HONiSIGER. Aa WEDNESDAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH, 1} $ 612 Est. n.w. | office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, im One-third of the put chase money to book 17. pare 17, and furtherdoscribed as follows, to | BS ; 803, style was particularly popular in Germany, (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctionor. | | Of the valuable and beautiful country seat near the in cash and the balance to Le } Chaser. id iu two eaual | VALUABLE, IMPROVED — A: PROPER’ 'D UNIMPROVED | wit: Sitmate at the southwest corner of 5th #"reet where some of the shoes at that epoch were a, Cont of Barimore. Ma: Installments, resis ne anit two years, with TY ON | WHITNEY AVENUE AND | Hatree. northeast, having s frontare « v, 7 . ra acres of land, interest payable at the rate of 6 per x EE a Sth st « rt by 7 @igitated, with “fingers” for the toes like a | To the Editor of The Evening Star: TRUSTER'S SALE, OF VALUABLE LOT Ox & enor ae gue per antauy antl pakde wail saab a the. optlon TH STREETS AT AUCTION re ee | eeu gate guest orennmeen, Oot Oy a | BIT SMSethne tater te oersed” All cumeyaaee It 1s a misfortune that in this national capital | _SberiWesr EE Z mers Belonging to the estave of Noah Walker. ofatgammeharer, A dongs of B20 wily be Feared | On TURRDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH, 1800, at FIVE | and eight-bumiredths (a5 b) feet, ulirt to 747 ee” & BANE Co., amete there exists no municipal regulation providing | ,.B),vit¥s of a deed of trust sated, Apri! 5, 1877. : : ne m | Socatnicwestas ten eete eT ae oe Tae, ccrore, the eae, threo i) fect of sald lot ams at nablic auction, lots numbered 17. 18 and 19, 37, 38 | alleyway for use of lot and 26 on Sheridan stree: art of Pleasant Plains, lievne, Lots 17. Sard 19 of 41.50 feet on Whitney avenue by to36 of said subd | nd Whithey avenue, being | tovether with the improvements thereon. consisting | nd known ae the. subdivision 1d basement brick dwelling howe. | i land records of the District of Columbia, I will sell, for the removal, at public expense, of the ashes | Gr Tite voctdomy ta TOM of Soe tagpaioen on ERE | moktcbe daily produced on the premises of every citi- | DaY THE TWELFTH DAY OF MAY. A.D. 1803, | Wii ele Apa ey gs izen. Inall the northern cities this service is | at HALF-PAST FOUK ("CLOCK P.M. the follow: | Tillroals, and on the fnost drives fi It is handsomely improved and_is situated in the | deposit the property will be reo nd elleible portion of Baltimore county, | ately, Terms of sale to be complied wich in. Pasting through if, nosr tis» large | days from day of sale, otherwise the property wiil m Baltimore, | resold at the risk and rost of the defaulting parc JRATCHIPFE & DARR, Auctioneers a DWT" LING, NO. HEAST. ie Mne-third of the purchase inoney to and the i en pin through the famous Druid Hili Park, and by reason of | after five days advertisement In ‘one 125.01 tect. Lote avin ple regularly performed twice a week at least, Ash | ie (gscribed roel estate, situate in the city of Wash: | Hy obation. ay Kc.) makes it | newspapers pablshed in W sahiueton sitye D. feontace of 41190 fect ca Sheri tan street ba eee Six (0) per centurn per annum. carts, mazned by a force of two or three labor- | leranmberoy shores LOT ae een eoein | most desirable f ke. to “ae- CLARENCE B. KHEEM, Lrustes, of about 161.60 feet. Lot 26 having frontace of | annually, from day of male, Recured. bs i y Oe per pL RR Yelop, to iret the large demand for country aud {Nb Fstn.w. | a1 50 feet on sheridan ‘strect_ by a derth of about | upon the’ property sold, oF al’ cosh, at the onion of | ers each. pass through certain streets on stated | Ditmas ofasie: One third cazh and the balance in | *4DUF an reekiences. WILLIAM H. BARSTOW, Trustee, 103.0? feet, improved by three frame dwellings. con- | te purchase: A Gepoait of @200 will be required sell at Publis ou days (Monday and Thursday, e. g.) to carry | siz andtweive months, with interest, secured br deed SIRE DRB OLD ePerUs, plate, Se. address || | my8-dkds O11 F si tow, | taining six rooms each, ‘one of the dwellings having @ | of the purchaser at the time of sale. silconveyancine, | WEDNFSDaY off the incinerated residu of the housekeepers’ | of trust on the property sold, of all fuel. Different parts of the city are served in Porte SEES turn. some precincts being visited on Tuesdays | prover'y wil in resold at sikan' coat of dafa id - after five days’ advertisement gnd Friday others on Wednesdays and Satur-| fOreierGcwopant “A"FUOR BERDEEY had 5 Trustee. Householders along the line in all of the — fa collection districts are notitied of the da: IE ABOVE SALE 13 POSTPONE! a \T¥- OF MAY. AD. Usk, at MALPS CLOCK P.M, all that certain vices t and ° stable in the rear. Al'the improved property beinz | recording and noterial foes. atthe cost © under good rent,” This property is in the rapidly im- | chaser. Terms of sae to be complied witl Proving part of the city, and should aud the | ten days frow day of srle, otherwine the trusters re. Attention of those looking for a good in serve the right to resell the property at the risk and Terms: Liberal. and made known ‘cost of the defan ti ¢ purchaser. | pouit of $10 cn sch lot reattired at thn QULLIAM F EDMONS conveyancing an] recording at purchaser's cost, CONSTANTINE H. WIT. LIA MSO my6-9: —” THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts, ace TIMORE, Trustee. 13 South st. Baltimore, Md., or TCLIF! co. ETO! MATTHEWS £ KIRKLAND, Auctioneers; a8 and | I *TCEIFFE, DAER & Co., Aten 348 uth € ae st., Baltimore, AME HOUSES, No: 39 JACKSON STREET, ANACOSTIA, m WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SEVEN “ in NESD. iN ~ WATER | TEENTH, 1808, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P, )., AUCTIONEERS. AL ESTATE v ats ; r IWATE! x ao Y, 3 BR AND V STREETS . c ct fs em i FI rIONEE, | sf fi C ‘ mi ‘by public auction in iront of the prei Ft FE, DANI ¥ p s when the ashes will be taken up and their re- | Ind pives, WAY SINETEENTH, 1805, pecuriiWe sh ; fell by public auction in trent of the Rate: RR & CO., AUCTIONEER: | ceptacles are seasonably set in some place easy | my!2-d&ds A. THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee. | qusy reconted, the madera nent elven to In Anacostia, D. C., fronting each 4 feet on Jackson —— offer for st. Dy the dopth ‘thereof, near the corner of Ad: ‘oved by two fraiue houses in zood condi= ne Grooms. This property is. 1 of access for the carters, who make their rounds aes | very early in the morning. In Washington this work must be done at the personal expente o: nr VERY DESIRABLE T th 2 i “of | the citizen, if at all. When my ash barrel gets | VERY DESIRARLE ppd cg rad jeg icc full it is easy to secure the services of come| kriah sty Saipy fe Pacha ; MODE! this style bad. a decoration ‘atthe instep exiled | PeTipatetic colored man and have itemptied, | 801 THIKD' ster. \ and | bY A : a ; Tris never in order to inqnire too curiously ONDAY RIOR ee ate a “windmill,” consisting of two wing-like addi- | P¥* : - q Qn MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- | Died'with in fi" from the day of sale. tions, which stood out on either side. Heels | ** # "hat disposition he makes of the contents. | TWO, 1803. at SIX O'CLOCK P.'M., we will offer for | Rgnre renerviue the tthe. t yeoull thn property at were worn high. The materials then used in | O®¢ Misht safely hazard a conjecture, however, | sale, in front of the premises, arakan f the defaultins purchaser. after BUILDING LOTS ON THE BIA- RG ROAD ABOVE FLORIDA AVE. BY ¥ AFTERNOON, MAY NINETEENTH, ‘LOCK, we will offer fur sale, in Tront of per aununi from | NG'S SUBDIVISION eS INGS SUBDIVISION OF PART OF at the | Situated on the west side of Blade: of Florida av erm: One-t yorty Will Le resold at the | ye, Lang pureheser. All tom in fr nt of the pre H DAY OF MAY, A. OCK P.M. erivinal lot'12 in TEES’ SALF ( 8 TWEEN PTH AND THIRTEENTH NORTH: AST. ‘acertain deed of trust to us, A. D., 1892, 0., Auctioneers, iy TORY, OOM: MPROVESEN IUTHEAST, of the purchager “Adoposit of 8100 ON. timeot'eale.. If the ternycof sale are The most popular boot of that date was of fronting 49.1 feet by the depth. sale: One-half cash. the balance tn six ‘and twelve months, 6 pe dj deed Dearing per anna, = vid, OF Altea f trust on the pr trusten th 's option. uired at sale. Tern ays front sale ‘or the the requ-st of ndersicued trustees, will Lorchowe moner to in Giree equal mars road north | hie cash, the balance in one and two | Sel] at puly'ic <6 per cont ver ansiaun porcelain | THCRSDAs. rt risk and costo! the di Py i UBLOT 21, SQUARE 766, o dat nf cl ‘seenred by deed 4 eh 2 as f the deposits of coal dust and 4 E208. five days atvertisement of such resale iu sone news: Fecording, fe. at the purchase Stake cone oF oie £5. the manufacture of shoes were numerous, in- | 96 ‘0 the origin o! a Improved by a well-built two-story aud cellar brick | paper published In Washington, DG. onvey= MRTULIEFES DAH E CO. Ancta, | Satbaat the opt Ne eof tend sx cluding velvet, satin, cloth, silk acl leether, | detritus to be seen in some of the “open | noise, with all modern improvenents. Entin and reconline’st the cost of the pute a | required at the tne f sale. If the terune oflsale are , Dit li im a variety of colors, as well as brocsde a | spaces” of the city. To prevent the surrepti- | , Terms ofsaic: The purchaser to. aseume » deed of 1 | ue property at the risk and | 21 aser after > days’ adver. | G. Bil Tiht js reserved to tes=L cost of the detaulting Y silver-and gold. At the court of Louis X1¥ | #0US damping of ashes the city should assume | fn 'ash. A deyosit of #200 required at the. thing of i i ‘i eee EES SALF OF FRAME HOUSE ANDLOT, | ¢iuoithe detaulting p Biltns t red heel = «| the responsibility of their removal. Sale.” if the terme of sale are hot coislied with in | 7 HaNCERY SALE OF VALUA ven Toe Fe SACRE AQ ARERTS | tsenient of sach resale in some newspaper pabuished | Miuarr naninred _— and slippers te Meat weoe aad rates’ | “Concerning the destruction of kitchen waste, Saveosil the property at therisk end soster ON'F STREET NO! VEEN WET SoUTiasT. TY ing at the Sve! ‘of tne patehaue ey ANCHO ad record | See rst appara termite ancy ores Coe hi itato parings. melon | {a ae _ FIRST AND TWENTY-SECOND. STERIL Re virtue ofadeed of trust duly recorded in liber | cost Of the paTchaser. ec Sie The shoes were covered with embroidery ot as corn husks, potato parings. ing porch fer fve days, tt oF WHE A FRAME HOceo cee z z aS ee Pte colsanee | CLISSE DARE & CO., Auc eine farther deerribed as braided. Fifty dollars was « small price paid | T248, &c., I may say that it has been the prac- | resale in some newspaper. published in Washington. | The undersigned trustee In egaity cause of Henry action’ in frontof the premises, oh | PYUNCANSON BUOS., Auctioneer. den place) distant two bu for a chaussure in those days. Price Paid | tice in my family for twenty years to burn all | P- C._ All|conveyancini and recording at the cost of | panniah Mi, Butler ang others, Tie” IWENTY-FoULIH. DAY | ‘five hundreds (208, sell at MAY. A.D. Is03, FiVE O'CLOCK oF rteenth tree From these gorgeous fashions shoes gradu. | Tefuse of this kind as soon as possible in the | “i,yiSddds RATCLIFFE, DARK & Cc ing 15 feet 34 4 hes on H street by a depth of andi by a three-story and. cellar rooms and bath Delis, tubes, de. balance i “Lerans of ele prenines, we wont : rl a a 28. fi the pr 1. thefollowine! Uewcribed land and prem | SOY UaREEED Hos Hi | acter By heot : U7 Ona. ally came to asvume simpler forms, being made | £° sms ive Siorsare given af in the process, | RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEENS iia GREER SST eC Sr a aoe ae | ‘ Oo, THE 2 Fiesdeartgroent oT RETWEEN of more serviceable materials. Thus, through | 20 ofensire odors are given off in. the process, R 92) Pa ave. nw. of lot numbsred seven (2). by the depth of | known and distingnished asthe west fits GO) feet | AY. A.D. i800, at FIVE. Street, northeast. tvteth TES the processes of an evolution in the direction | Of iuw than the suill-tab ssstem im vogue at | EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD. FURNI- tugauare uuznbered elxhty (80), with strane | fronton street South by the Zul devth the eof of | wil scl, in front of ihe prvinises thereon, consisting of <4 oe of usefulness rather than beauty, the footgear Mth its foul amanations ef de-| TURE, COMPRISING PLUSH PARLOR SUT eae anh moa na 2 sa bt ci LOT 19, SQUA=E 8, Louse 1S ok wt ase fear | Washington, . td ‘ome “ J - MAHOGANY AND OTHER TABL: a Posse what it is—| caving vegetation polluting the entire forty-| }AHCOSSA AND Cau mathe five miles of terrestrial atmosphere and the CHAMBER. SET, CHIFEOSIE SS ethereal spaces beyond to such a degree that | pPtitieof an order of the Sarreme C. of purchase money to One-third of th paid in. ui the {Wo equal installinents in six and twelve months wit't | sam interest from day of sile, for which purchas-r (9 save |" “Terms: One-fourth cash, Dal 5 sory uotes, to be secured Ly a seed of trust | years, a: G ver cent per anniim,iuterest Payable serie ‘and tnodern ‘one andtwoyears . b Upon the: pe or all sh, oF * ratification of | ann ¥. notes to be Han secure deed of 5 per cent per annu: vest ‘seminal Even the elaborate shoes of the middle ages | the man in the moon is constrained to hold bis | istrict of Columbia, holding special tori tor pros | the alo by the Gouri. A epoaitof SlOoseustted | stunt um dhe ircreehy silemaa cee ae he olton of | Mig Pea eM eecaaNe snterent payable wentnatnu- were not so “expressed in fancy” as those used | nose as he passes over the city. W. H. Raxp, | date business, the undersigned executor will offer for the rroperty is knocked dow | < vurchases ser. A deposit of 8100 required at tim . gale by public anction on the premises, Xo 6-9 New | All converanciag at cust of far-haser The terns of fomwesanctrey Sey at purchaser by the ancient Romans. The latter expended | May 10, 1593 Jersey, ,avenue northwest, on MUNDAY, THY | sale must be complied with within fifteen days from | to becornpites with fa hiteen dase, cthiersins truntoea | iges$oid, or lonzer tin ‘cost. Jerms | the purchaser ostt of $200 re ‘an b: given f pas, all casi fred at thine of fhe balance,or | the purchaser at the tin option. A de- | orcing and notarial fees at the comt of Conveyancine. | Terms. be complied with w thi day of sale or property Will be readveciisod and sold | reserte the right to resell the property at the risk and | st purchaser's cost. Te to be co 7 © le, otherwise tse trustees on their footgear all the decorations which their | py Usixo Hat's Hatn Rewan gray, faded or | O'CLOCK A.M. the personal estate of Lainbert T. | af'ina cust cud rise of defaulting vurchassr, ‘Taxes | Cost of defaittine surchaser aftr ave days advertiss: | iridtteamicaeenareiae the neice ee eg tee mit | frum ayo! ale, otherwine tne trustees tex mmity could devise. Their bootmakers | quroiored hart assumes the eavaraer Caer ct enh | Follansbee, dechased. erin eae aT tacE, fd asesemicnie Pala te gay Gt Alle nag went pf aueh resale fn some wewsiaper published in | the provrty ai the rik and cost of defentting pur- | the defanitine pucitst were really artists. The shoes, especially those | and grows luxuriant aud strong, pleasing every- Executor of Lainbert I. Polianabee, deceased. AAO Office 486 Loutsiann n: ashingtone D. © sos PH R. EDSON, ineons uswsvaperyubllsbod in Weshlowten Der” | CORT CHINE Bow ints ef women, were adorned with rich embroideries | body myl1-3t ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. my4-d&ds CHAS. B BALLEY,'5 Trustees | ™ IVIg dds my ll-d&ds Address, SW oth si. uw.