Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1893, Page 13

———————— THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, MAY 18 1893—SIXTEEN PAGES. 13 ‘TWO ARMY APPOINTMENTS. Col. Carlin Made Brigadier General and Capt. Hamner Paymaster. ‘The President has settled two matters of im- Portance to the army by the appointment of Col. Wm. P. Carlin, fourth infantry, to be ier general, vice Gen. Carr, retired, and the appointment of Capt. Wm. H. Hamner, twentieth infantry, to be paymaster in the army with the rank of major. Each of these fficers has an excellent record. Gen. Carlin was appointed a cadet to West Point from the state of Illinois, and graduated from that institution July 1, 1850. At the be- Sinning of the war he was made colonel of the thirty-eighth [ilinois infantry,and was brigadier General of volunteers from November, 1362, to 1865. In 1866 he was transferred to the army, attaining the coloneley of the fourth in- fantry in 1882 In 1863 be was brevetted Lieutenant colonel for gailant and meritorious Service in the battle of Chattanooga; in 1864 &ppointed brevet colonel for gallantry in the battle of Jouesboro; in 1865 brigadier general for gallant service in the battle of Bentonville, and subsequently major general for gallant and meritorious service during the war. Since the close of the war his service has been princi- Pally on the western frontier. Capt. Hamner spent his early life in Virginia, and entered the service, at the age of seventeen. in 1856. At the beginning of the war he was Stationed at Fort Sumter. He is now the senior survivor of the bombardment of that fort in 1861, at which time he rendered distinguished services, for which he received a medal from the chamber of commerce in New York. He served through the wer and since its close bas been almost continuously with his regiment on ‘the western frontier. —_____-.—_____ NO ASSIGNMENTS MADE YET. ‘The Destiny of Omicers of the Naval Review Fleet Not Determined. Secretary Herbert said to = Star reporter this afternoon that he would not settle the questions relating to the assignment of officers And vessels attached to the naval review fleet until tomorrow, He said that nothing had been settled as yet and would not be finally until tomorrow. The report that Admirals Gherardi and Walker will be detached from the fleet and assigned to shore duty. the former at New York and the latter at Boston, is pre- mature, to say the least. It is known that such Ps —_ was Sontemapiatal, but the op os thas manifested such unex} stren; that it may be altogether changed. Both ad- mirals are earnestly desirous of remaining on sea daty and it is not at all unlikely that they may be accommodated. They are both after the command of the home station and it is im- possible for one of them to succeed in this di- rection. All other changes of personnel in the fleet are dependent on the action taken in re- &ard to the two admirals. —_—_-o——__—_— BROOKLAND. ‘The Brookland town hall is receiving its finishing touches, and the dedication will take place in June. Seerotary of the Navy Herbert is expected to be one of the orators of the day on that occasion with other distinguished per- sons, and the Marine Band will, if all goes well, furnish the music. Mrs. BL Preston of Rochester, N. Y., ac- companied ber sister, Mrs. Walter Barrows, to ber home, and will spend some time in Brook- ‘Miss Lucy Scott of Frederic! and Mrs. ‘Wm. Owers were the recent guests of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Henry Deibl. Mrs. Joseph Rhine has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Owens. Mrs. Rose Fryer was receatly the guest of Mrs. 3. M. Malone. Mrs. Ella Armstead of Tenleytown has been paying visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Larner. ‘Miss Josie G. Blake has been having « pleasant visit with her sister, Mra. Juan Lewis. ‘Mr. Foilin’s new house on Frankfort street is almost finished and he expects to occupy it as soon as it is completed. Dr. H. J. Penrod has had ground broken this week for the new addition to his home on 14th street. Miss Julia Piper, Mrs. Jeannette Ringler and Mra. Bell were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Johnston. ‘Mrs. Griffin, Miss Moore and Master Alfred Grifin have been visiting Mr. and Mra. Albert Kinnard of University o Much disappointment has been expressed at the ment of the public meeting of the W. 6. T.U. of ‘As the date now REV. DE. PARSONS’ STATEMENT. A Personal Explanation of His Connection ‘With the Board of Visitors. Rev. Dr. Parsons late yesterday afternoon called at the District building and presented the following letter to the Commissioners: “In addition to the official report submitted to you yesterday, signed by a majority of the board of visitors, allow me to make a brief Personal + tatement. “Several years ago, at the request of the Commissioners, I took a place on the board of visitors, with the sole purpose of doing what was in my power to advance the interest of the several institutions grouped together as the Washington Asylum. As you well know there is no consideration of any kind for this service. ‘Yhe various reports made to you at different times by the board of visitors will show the amount of time and patient attention required in performing this service. Your annual re- port three years ago contained the result of an extended visitation to the leading penal and reformitory institutions of Massachusetts, made in the interests of improved methods in the District. I havo been pained to see it in- timated in some quarters that this service might be rendered from unworthy motives. “In view of what has been published, it is but fair that I should state to you that the only relation in which I know Mr. W. H. Stouten- burgh is as intendant of the asylum. He is nota parishioner of mine, uor related in any way to my church. Tho names of the other two gentlemen attached to the report should assure the public that the business part of the community is duly represented. There are many things at the asylum that could be im- proved if Congress would vote a more liberal appropriation. Your board of visitors has frequently urged the necessity for « new male work house. Under tho limited allowances nothing more could be done than is now being done.” EEN eae Heid Up in New York. Alexander Brander, thirty-one, of 724 11th avenue, New York, was held in $2,500 bail on acharge of highway robbery in the Yorkville police court yesterday morning. The com- plainant against him was Gerard Emline, sixty years of age, a wealthy manufacturer of Chest- nut Hill, Philadelphia. Emline came to New York city a few days ago to attend to some busi- ness, Late Tuesday night, while on his way up town, he stopped in a saloon at 5st street and lith avenue. After takinga drink he said he knew nothing of what had oceurred until 2: o'clock yesterday morning, when he awoke to find himself lying on the street minus his over- coat, his coatand all the valuables he had in his possession. In a dazed condition he wan- dered into the West 47th street police station, where he told his story. Detectives soon found Brander with Emline's clothing and valuables in his possession. ———_+-e+_____ ¥ale Theological School Closes. The commencement exercises of the Yale Theological School were begun yesterday morn- ing and were attended by about 500 persona. President Timothy Dwight presided, and after opening the services with a prayer and hymn essays were delivered by members selected from the graduating class. The parting ode, written by B. Francis Case of Granby, Conn., was then sung, after which the exercises of the morning closed with tho benediction. At 2 o'clock the annual meeting of the alumni of the school was held in Marquand Chapel. The annual recep- tion to members and friends of the school last evening closed the exercises of the school. ae A French Consul’s Family Insulted. ‘The family of the French consul general, M. Destrees, at Tripoli, were recently subjected to @ gross outrage on the part of the natives. The family were out driving when a number of natives hooted at them and pelted the carriage and those who were in it with dirt. The cavass of the consulate seized one of the ringleaders of the mob and attempted to arrest him, where- upon the natives gathered around and rescued the ringleader. M. Destrees has demanded re- dress from the Turkish authorities. ——__- ce2 —___ Californians to Help Build the Big Canal. The International Construction Company has filed articles of incorporation at San Francisco, with the following directors and subscribers, who include some of the most prominent busi- ness men on the Pacific coast: Irving Scott, John W. Mackey, Lewis Geestle, William L. Merry, James B. Stetson, A. C. Hamilton, E. mentioned is Decoration day, it is possible the time will again have to be cl Rev. J. Mackin of St. Paul's Church, Was conducted the Tuesday evening May devotions at the Brookland Chapel and de- livered an interesting discourse. Rev. E. 0. Tade contemplates building s new house on Providence street. ‘Mr. Charles Newman has moved into Mr. 8. J. Owen’s new house on Fort street. st ase mines ANACOSTIA. The entertainment given Tuesday night at Masonic Hall under the auspices of St. Mark Friendly League was a success. It was an artistic event and the financial return was fair. Mr. John A. Roeder acted as master of cere- monies. The program was as follows: Fancy drill by eightéen children, Mr. Fred Bryan, ac- companist; piano solo, “Il Trovatore.” "Mr. Fulton Karr; recitation, “The Last Hymn, Mins M. C. Care; vocal ‘solo, “Waiting,” Miss i “Switchman’s Story,” “Afterwards,” Mr. ©. F. Roberts; ‘recitation, “The Twin ‘Sisters Miss B. Etzler; comic song, Mr. C. L. Murph: dialogue, *-Mfiles Standish’s Courtship,” L Dav- enport and L. Danforth; club swinging, Mr. M. Haines; “Home, Sweet Home,” berg. Mr. E Karr; fancy ‘bioyele riding, Mr. Howard J.¥, Reagan on Geo chege of ering cone |. on the c! of commit- = the haneey robbery reported in ‘Tuesday's TAR. Ellen Lee has been arrested on a warrant charging her with the destruction of private La ‘worn out by Betsy Johnson. irs. Trimball of Jackson street is ill. Fuss & Harper have sold their handsome dwelling at the corner of Adams and Jefferson streets to Mrs. Van Fleet of Philadelphia. The consideration was $3,500 cash. ges Army Orders, A general court-martial is appointed to meet st Jefferson Barracks, Mo., on the 19th day of May for the trial of such prisoners as may be brought before it. The detail for the court is Capt. John B. Kerr, sixth cavalry, and First Lieuts. Franklin O. Johnson, third cavalry; John A. Johnston, eighth Cay Perey E. ‘Trippe, tenth cavalry: Stephen L'H. Slocum, eighth cavalry; Roger B. Bryan, second cav- airy, and Richard B. Paddock, sixth cavalry; First Lieut. Robert D. Walsh, fourth cavairy, fudge advocate. Leave of absence for three months is granted | Fint Lieut. William T. Wood, eighteenth in- try. ‘The following transfers in the twelfth in- fantry are ordered: Capt. Augustus G. Tassin, from company I tocompany A: Capt. William W. Wotherspoon, from company A to com- pany L Enjoyment for the Epworthians. A very interesting and successful literary and musical entertainment took place last evening at Twelfth Street M. E. Charch southeast. This | entertainment was given under the auspices of | the H. R. Naplor Chapter of the Epworth | at this charge, and they may well feel | proud of this their initial undertaking, as it | was not only a success financially but reflected | much credit on all who participated, and every number on the program was well rendered and | deserved the applause of the pleased and very appreciative audience present. The following | array of talent tendered their services on this | eccasion: Misses Mercy and Annie Adkins, | Miss Mamie Cox, Miss Bertie Thompson, Miss Filla A. Knight, Miss Lizzie Eldridge, Miss | Bertis Bobb and Measra. Smith, Simons, Lowry, | . Flathers, E. D. Walsh, T.G. Hill and | A epecial from New Orleans Angeio, aged ninety years, a resident of Port | Fade, met « horrible death ia the swamps last wees. Some time ago she left her home to visit Ler son, who resides three miles above the Old 3 fhe old Indy got off the steamboat Comet at the Oid Jump. Days passed and rething was heard from her, and at lasta searching party was organized. After plowing | {heir way through the swamps for some distance they came upon the evidenceof her unfortunate | There lying in a pool of stagnant water, jnlf covered by weeds, was her head. It bore quarks of having been crunched by sbarp teeth and was all bruised and bloody. “After further fearch one of her limbs was found. The supposi- fiom is that the old lady became lost in the swamps and falling from exhaustion was Qragged into the waver by alligators and slowly (evoured. This is the theory of the coroner who held she inquest Monday evening. Williams, Alvinza Hayward, C. N. Felton, 0. L. Bliss and John J. McKinnon. The capital stock is $10,000,000, of which » small part has been subscribed. The chief object of the corporation is to aid in the construction of the Nicaragua canal by securing a contract from the parent company when the time arrives for building the western division of the canal from Lake Nicaragua to Batu. ———_+e-___ Annie Weed Gets Her Dower. Asealed verdict was brought in before Jus- tice Truax of the supreme court in New York yesterday in favor of Annie Weed’s claim to dower in the estate of Broker Mortimer M. Weed. It was contended that she had no right to claim that she was his widow, as she had beon known as the wife of Leroy Rush and was called Mollie Rush. It was also claimed that she wasa notorious woman and had run a “panel house.” ‘Tt was clearly shown, however, that January 22, 1883, Weed had married her at the Second M. E. Church at Rahway. It could not be shown that she had married Rush. ———_roo—__ Loyal to Michael Davitt. ‘The nationalists of northeast Cork, Ireland, represented by Mr. Michael Davitt, who bas been obliged to withdraw from parliament on account of bankruptey proceedings instituted against him for costs in the North Meath con- test, have resolved to leave the seat vacant in the expectation that Mr. Davitt will obtain from the court a certificate of bankruptey, enabling him again to enter parliament. ——_+roo—— Opponent of Street Railways in a Disaster. Sir Algernon Borthwith, conservative M. P. for South Kensington, London, and who dis- tinguished himself in the late conservative par- liament as an opponent of strect railways and a supporter of the prior claim of carriages to the use of the streets, was himself a party the other evening toa carriage accident of the gravest character. Sir Algernon was driving in the West End when his horse bolted. The coach- man was thrown off and killed and the horse in ite furious career ran over a woman, who was also killed. Sir Algernon himself was unin- jured. ———— An Anti-Semitic Libeler Sentenced. Herr Pasch, the noted anti-semitic agitator, has been sentenced to imprisonment for fifteen | months on the charge of libelling Chancellor von Caprivi, Herr von Brandt, the German minister to China, and other prominent per- sons connected with the German government. Pasch has been pursuing Herr von Brandt and the German government for a long time on various charges based chiefly on the allegation that von Brandt has a leaning toward the Hebrews. —__—_+se—___—_ ‘Tramps Hold Up a Policeman. A Free Press specia! from Grand Rapids says: Agung of ten tramps armed with re- volvers took possession of the Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee railroad junction late Monday evening. ‘Three police officers had a pitched battie with them and captured three of them after a hard fight, The other tramps escaped and meeting Patrolman Starr surprised him and compelied him to throw up hi« hands while they relieved him of bis handcuffs and revolver. soe ‘The Apple Tree and Its Cultivation. From the Troy Times. Prrus Malus, the common apple treo, is a na- tive of Europe and almost naturaiized here. The Romans had twenty-two varieties, accord- ing to Pliny. Probably nearly 1,000 varieties are cultivated in the United States. The wild apple or crab tree, s native of Britain and very generally fourd in temperate climates of the northern hemisphere, is a wome- What stunied-looking tree, with austere, uneat- able fruit, vet it is the parent of all, or almost ail, the varieties of appies so much ‘prized for the dessert. Tue apple is now one of the most widely dif- fused of fruit trees, and in the estimation of many is the most valuable of all. It succeeds best in the colder parts of the temperate zone. It may, however, be found on the coasts of the Mediterranean sea, in Arabia, Persia and the West Indies, but there ite fruit is as small and worthless as in high northern latitudes. In the Bible the apple tree is mentioned as superior to all other trees. “Ax the apple tree among the trees of the wood, sois my beloved among the sons.” (Song of Solomon, 11., 3.) ‘Take Brome-Seltzer for insomnia Before retiring—trial boitie 10 cts. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Al SCTION _AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYS. 1 G, SLOAN & CO., \uctioneers, C.% *BaccSe‘ors td Latimer ® Sloan, 1407 @ st. EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- ‘T TEIN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DIS- TRICT OF COLUMBIA. ‘Cader and by virtue of the Jast will and testament ofjossph A. Smith, deceased, the un offer for sale by public auctions, in front_of the re- Bay MeFIGATEENTH Da OF MAY. Ise st HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. AE. i > Lot twenty-two (22) of Elvira F. Adams’ subdi- vision of sublot 1 (Callan’s subdivision) at f original lot in square four hundred and one (401), the city of Washington, District of Columbia, as eaid subdivision Js recorded, In, book 11%) folio OA. fa the imoroved by Surveyor's office of sald District. ny brick dwelling Louse Known an No. 110d sth at. 2. On the same day, and immediately after the com- Pletion of the sais of the next preceding Part of lot one (1) in square four hundred and fifty (420). im the city of Washington, District of Colu Via, beginning for the same forty (40) feet from t ‘ortheast corner of saidaquare; thence south on sth st, (20) feet, thence ‘west one hundred (100) feet shes; thence north twenty (20) feet; thence sundred (100) feet two (2) inches. to the be- finnine, improved by a frame building known as ‘Bumber 1024 6th st. northwest. Also, on FRIDAY. the NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY. 1899, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., ‘The east half of lot numbered ten (10), in the subdi- vision of lot numbered 7, in square five” hun’ eighteen (518), in the city of Columbia, made by Jobn P. 11 office of t revor of the city of Washington in Li- ber N. K.. folio 235, said east half of said lot fronting eighteen {18} feet nine (9) inches on north H street and running back with that width one hundred (100) feet to the rear of said lot. imnroved by a brick dwell- ing house known as nuinber 424 H strect northweet. ALSO ON THE DAY LAST ABOVE MENTIONED And immediately after the completion of the sale of the next preceding parcel of round, Lot "6," in the subdivision of original lot two <2, insure tive hundred and seventy (570). in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, as said sub- division is recorded in Liber N. K.. folio 177, of the records of the surveyor's office of the District of Co- Iumbia, and imoroved by a brick dwelling house known as No. 27 D street northwest, Also, on SATURDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY. 1803, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., ‘The west twenty (20) feet front by depth of original Jot seventeen (17), In square. seven “hundred and thirty-two (782), in'the city of Washington, Dis:rict ‘Columbia. said lot b ing unimproved snd fronting on Bstreet south between Ist and 21 9 Tees east. Terms of sale: Each of the said sales will be made upon the following terms, vig. One:third of the pur- chase price in cash, one-third thereof tn one year from the day’ of sale aud’ the other one-third thereof in two years from the day of ‘sale; and for the deferred payments the purchaser will be required to exernte notes payable as aforesaid, bearing interest from date (which interest shall be payable in equal semi-annual installments), and secured by a deed of trust upon the parcel of property for whieh the same are. given ; or the purchaser may pay all cash at his option. A deposit of $200 will be required of ‘the purchaser of ‘each parcel at the time of sale, and if the terms cfsale be not complied with ‘within aftern days thereafter, the executor reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaalting rurchaser.. EO. Heo. WalTE, Fxectitor Of Joseph A Smnith. deceasea, 613 Lath st. €.G. SLIAN & CO.. Auctioneers. mv G-d&da Puomas DOWLING & SON, Aucts.. Giz’ E st. nw. VALUABLE IMPROVED 173 12TH STREET On THURSDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH, 1803, at FIVE O'CLOCK B. M.. wo will sell in front of the Premises Lot No. 21, square Dumbered 307. fronting 20 feet on 2th sireck by adept of 44 fect t6 = 10-fo0t improved by a 3-story 9-room brick dwelling, all and of EXECUTORS’ SALF OF PROPERTY, BEIN provements, ms: One-third cash, balance in one and two youre, with interest, ‘secured by deed of trust on the Rropertr, or all caali, at the ontion of the purchaser. deposit of $100 iequired at the time of sale. Con- veyancing an recording t purchaser's cost. Git WALTON” _ { Executors " t Execut my8d&ds HERBERT HARRIS.) RATCLIFFE, Dann, § C0.. Aucte. ‘920 Petinsylvania ave. n. w. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, No, 248 EIGHTH STREET NONTHEAST. By Virtue of adeed in trust duly recorded in iit No. 1612, folio No. 104, et seq. one of the lant records for the District of Columbia, we shall abso Iutely sell to the highest Nidder: ta front of the pre ises. on THURSDAY, PIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1803, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. SUB LOT 39, SQUARE *0, Improved by a two-story and cellar brick honse.cteht rooms and bath, heated by furnace. two and a half squares from cars, making it one of the most conveni- ent residences in the northeast. ‘Terms itheral, which will be stated at the time of sa! 8200 require arg not complied with in fifteen days. fro sale the trustees reserve the rizht to rasell the prop- erty at the risk and vost of the defaniting purenasor after fre days adver ivement of such resale In some Rewspaner published in Washington, D.C.” Allen: Yeyancing and recording at th -cost of the purchaser, my9.d&ds F. P. MADIGAN, JRATCLIFFE, DARE & CO, Auctioneers, R* $20 Pennsylvania ave. nw. TWO NEW 3-STORY BRICK HOUSES, CONTAIN. NG ABOUT 12 ROOMS, WITH AUL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, Not i27 AND ity MAPLE AVENUE, LE DROIT PARI ON THURSDAY ATERNOON, MAY EIGHTEENTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in front of the premises, by direction of the owner, SUB LOTS 47 AND 48, BLOCK oK 13, LE DROIT PARK, Fronting 18 feet by a depth of 99 Toot, improved by two new Sstory brick houses, with all modern im- provements. This sale should command the attention of parties in s-arch.of a desirable residence, ‘Terms liberal and will be stated at sale, A deposit of $2000n each house required at the time of nale. Tf the terms of sale are not complied with In fifteen days from the day of sale right reserved to resell the Property at the risk and cost of the ‘efaniting pur chaser after five dayw advertisement of such, in some newspaper published in Washington, D.C. Ail conveyancing and recording at the cost of the pur- chaser, “mysd&ds RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts. @. SLOAN & €O., Aw Cc "4407 G st. nw. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON 18TH STREET BETWEEN E AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of n deed of trust dated May 7, 1801. and aniy recortied fn'ibop Na thas fasts st 4 of the and records of the District of Columbia, we will self at public auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DA ‘MAY, A_D. Inu st SIX O'CLOCK P.M. the followins de- scribed real estate situato in the city of Washiacton, District of Columbia, to wit: All of lot numbered twenty-seven (27) of Ella L. Boowning et al. subdi- vision of orgiial lot nineteen (19), iu square ono hundred aud forty-three (14), as the same is te corded in Subdivision Book 17, pawe 87. of the rec- Gs of the surveyor's oftce of the: District of Colan- ia. Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance .o two gaual paymentsat one and two years, securel by first deed of trust on the property sold, with interest recent. payable quarterly, or all cash. a option. #100 dep sit at time of sale. complied with in ten days from sale or the pronerty will be reanld at risk and. coxt af defaulting Altconveyaucing ‘and ‘recording at pur purchaser. chaser's cost. HENRY C. STEWART, Jr.,) my11-7t_BUSHROD ROBINSON, "5 Trustees, WALTER B. WILLIAMS &CO., AUCTIONEERS. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINE PROPERTY AND DWELLING, ‘NORTH WES’ CORNER 12TH AND S STREETS NORTH- WEST, AT Ai CTION. By virtue of a deed of assignment and trust duly recorded in Liber 1575, folio 178, one of the land re- conls District of Columbie: Twill offer for sale Qn the premises on THURSDAY. MAY EIGH- TEENTH. “AD. 1893, at HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK’. “ML, the following described real estate situave in the District of Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece of land and premises known and dis tinguished as and beinw part of lot 3 in Theresa, Arnold's subdivision in square numbered 275, as per in Liber 14. folio 76, of t f of the District of Columbia, f p the surveyor Terms mnade known atthe time of sale. EDWIN'B. HAY. Redenee WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts. my dake WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers FROM STUDER'S NURSERIES, Roses, ever-bloomine and hybrids, large and small all labeled and true to name, Also Climbing jeranitiins, Verbenas and Pansies in best Ya lors only ; Petunias, Hellotropes, Scar- lot Sage and Carnations: piauts for hanging baskets, ¥ases and window boxes, such as Ivies, Lobelinn, Maurandias, Nasturtiums Thumbersias, ke. ; sweot- scented plants, such as Rose and Apple Geraniuins, Lemon Verbenas; house plants, such as Palm pata G & SON, Auctioneers 612 E st. now. SATURDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, 1808, THN OCK A.M... W ov TION ROOMS, EST. OF A MISC! CONSISTING OF Several Parlor Suites, Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Wal- nut, M. T. Oak and other Chamber Suites, odd Bed- Hes Marea and. Washatanda, Hale) W.-C. und ws W. W, Springs Sideboards, C. "S, ¢ ALSO, 15 head of Good Hor 8, see'advt. Also, wt ‘Top and’ No-top P . Coune ” Nockaway top Waxons. Pony Cart, Harness, Re. irae, Harn 9 and Olt Route. NG & Delivery Wazon, Horse, E myl7-3t) THOMAS DOV ., TRUSTEE AND FX PROVED PROPERTY ECOND DAY OF MAY, ‘CLOCK B.M., Tov sell in all of original lot numbered 2, in square numbered fi feet on T street and 70 feet 10 ineh immediately thereafter, lot numbered 7, in square numbere '007, having a front of 72 fect on 8 street South between’ Ist an wivinal lot numbered 14, fronting 135 feet on U streee ‘diately after. lot numbered 2.4 ‘iso immediately after. 10 2, in square numbered OLS, fronting on V street south betwoan Let and 2d streets west. k — properties offer a splendid chance for specu- ation. ‘Tertas: One-half of the purchase money in cash, balance in one and two years at 6 per cent interest per aupune, poranle. semf-annually, and to be secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 8100 will be re= red cn each lot at the time of sale. Conveyancing, Sat purchaser's cost. . Terms to be complies with in fifteen days, otherwise the trustee and executor reserves the rucht to resell the property in defwait at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser efter five Gass advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D.C." JOHN N. CUSHING, Trustee and Executor of the Estate of Caleb Cushing, my15-d&ds j ortinal lot numbered nineteen (19), i TOMORROW. BERNHEIMER & CO , AUCTIONEER: H. SUCCESSORS’ 20 WEERTE CO. 637 LOUISIANA AVE. NW. ‘We will sell in front of and within our sal DAL MAT RINEYER NT ee eee coo AND FOUR P. M.A CHOICE COLLECTION OF FINE PLANTS FROM ONE OF THE FINEST NU SERIES IN THE CITY." Among them afew we wi’ mention: Roses, ever-bloomiug and hybrids, larse ‘nd small plants, all labeled and true to naire; also Chmving Geranfums, "Verbenas and. P: patos in beet varieties and co ors ony; 1-tauiss, Hello: froves, Scarlet Saze and Carnatioan; plante for hans {hw baskets; vases and window. boxes such us Tries, Lobelias, “Maurandias, “Nastur:itus, Thut:bersiae, Kevawert-acented plats, such as Yiqee “and Gerinfums, Lemon Verbenas; hose plants, sich as ius, Ferns, be. my? H. BERNHEIMER & CO., Ancts. ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers FIRST OF THE SEASON FROM seer tee REE or % { delightful fracrance, will be suid at our sales. room: Seat: FRIDAY MORNING: MAT NINETEENTH, ATELEVEN O'CLOCK. vo" bhai eel na my17-2t_WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. WALTER B WILLIAMS & Co. AUCTIONEERS. HOSES, ERARIAS, NORTHWEST. F'IDAY. MAY N N’ myl7-2t WALTEK B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. = DOWLING & SON, Scrat nw. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT oN RIRVET BETWEEN 171 AND ISTH STREETS By virtue of e deed of trust dated, Apri 6 y virtue of « deed of trust . 187, and duly recorded in Liver b44, follo 44%; aug. of to feaitien rda of the peed columbia.” frit sll st public auction. in, fron yremataes, on Fiat Dav, THE TWELFTH DaY OF MAY AD. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. BS taltow i Teal estate, situate in the city of Wash- ing, B.C. Lor fa Bevant'e subdivision of orletal jor d nineteen (19), in square numbered une hundred and seventy-two (172). ‘Terms ofsa'e: Ons third cash and ths balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed. of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the pur- chaser's option. #100 deposit at time of sale. Terns to_be fully complied with in, ten days after taie oF the Proper:y’ resol risk and cost of defaulting yurchaser after five days’ ad’ Ing Star news) LEY, ‘apzo-ddds ‘Trustee, S¥-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY, MAY NINETEENTH, 1803, same hour and place. myl2d&éds A. THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee. _ ([HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucttoncers, 612 E st. nw. SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON E BETWEEN 17TH AND 18TH STREETS NORTHWES' h By virtue ols deed of trust dated April 5, 1877, duty recorded in Liber 844, folio 477, one’ of the jand records cf the Distict of Columbia, {wil sell at mublic auction, in frout of the premises, on FRIDAY, HE CWE PTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1803,at HALF” PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M!."the following ds- scribed real estate. situate in the’ city of Washington, D. C.: Lot Fin Bryant's subdivision of orieinal lot numbered twenty (20), 19 square numbered oue hun- red and seventy-tw (172). ‘Terins of sale: One-third cash and the balance in six and twelve months, with interest, socured by deed of trust on the proverty sold, or allcash, at the purchaser's option. $100 deposit” at the time of ‘erms to be fully comp ied with in ten days after the sale or the property Wiil be resold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days" advertisement In The Evening Star newspaner. cs ‘A. THOS. BRADLEY, Trustes, rlap. HE ABOVE SALE JS POSTPONED UNTIL Y, MAY NINETEENTH, 1893, same hour and place, my12-ddea: rpuomas DOWLING & SO: TRUSTRE'S SALE OF VALUABI STREET BETWEEN SEVEN( EIGHTEEN By virtue of a duly recorded in records of the Dist TRUSTE} STRE A. THOS. BRADLEY, ‘ber S44, follo. of Colunibta, TAR Wi EEA OE ABR Be Ne HAL¥-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the fo lowing described real estate, situate in the city of Wasting ton, D.C. LotT, in Bryant's subdivision of origi Jot humbered nineteen (10), Im square Muinbered one hundred and seventy two (172). ‘Terins of sale: One-third cash and the balance in six and twelve months, w.th Interest, secured by deed of trust on the property sold, om all Cash, at the purchas- er'soption. One hun'tred dollars deposit atthe Of sale ‘Terms to be fully complied with in ten days After the sale, or the property will be resold at risk and Cost of defauiting purchaser after five days’ advertise- ment in The Evening Star hewspaper. ap2odkds ‘AO THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee. §9-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY, MAY NINETEENTH, 180, same hour Place “mylid&ds A. THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee. ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auet of neers, O12 Est. nw. VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON | WHITNEY AVENUE AND SHENIDAN STREET Bi HATH SPRY) DN. on FUESDAY, MAY SIRTEENTH, 1403, at FIVE LOCK P.M. ,"we will sell, in of the premises, on, lots numbered 17. 18 and 16, 37, ‘won Sheridan street and Whitney avenue, being art of Pleasant Plains, and knowa as the subdivision Te Lots 17, 18 ad 10 each baying @ frontave 41,50 feet on Witney avenue by « depth of about 125.01 ieet. | Lots numbered 37 and 38 each having a fr. feet on Sheridan. street by a depth of about 161.00 fest. Lot 5 having s frontage of 1.50 feet on Sheridan ‘sirert by a depth of about 103. 02 feet, improved by three frame dwelliny Aaining six rooms each, ‘one of the dwellings hi stable in the rear. Ali the improved property under good rent, property is in the rapidiy im proving part of ¥,and should command the Attention of those looking for a good investment. ‘and inade known at sale. A de- lot required at time of sale. All ing and recording wt purchaser's cost. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts. S@-THE ABOVE SALE 16 POSTPONED. IN CON- sequence of the weather, until FRIDAY, MAY NINE- TEENTH, 1803. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. Fe _my16.déds THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts. TT HOS DOWLING & BON, Auctio G1ZE st. n.w. VALUABLE LOT ON, TRUSTEES SALE OF STRDET, BETWEEN | SEVENTE EIGHTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of # deed of trnst dated April 5,” 1 and duly recorded in Liber S44, “folio lund records of the District of Columb at public auction, in front of the premises DAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF MAY, AL 180, at HALP-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following Aoscmted real estate, situate in the city. of| Waslr fogtea, D.C.: “Lot "Hin Bryant's, stibdivision of square nu- hundred and seventy-two (172). ‘One-third cash and the balauce i with interest, secured by d of trust on the property sold, oral cash, at the pur~ {60 deposit. at the tine ‘of sale. ity complied with in ten, dave after te Sale or the property will be resold_atrisk and cont of fefuulelne Puechaser after 2ve days sdvertivement in Evening Star pewsaper, paoakde 2” THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee. a ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL rion B GAY NINUTRENTHS 1600. seme hour of Aza A. THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee. (RATCLIFFE, DARE £ CO.. AUCTS. TRUSTEES’ SALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT NUMBERED 1627 SAMSON STREET, BETWEEN P AND Q, SIXTEENT! AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS NORTH- By virtue of adecreo of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia passed in equity cause numbered 12086, wherein John mier et al. are complain- ‘ants and Dorothea B. Siockham e: al. fendants, She undersigned trustees will offer for ale by Dubie auction, i front of the premigea, on FIRIDAL. THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A.D, 1893, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the following described ‘real est and promises, lying and being in the city of Washing- ton, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered. sev enty (70) in Turton’s subdivision of square numbered hundred and eighty (180), bexinning for the same atapointin the line of Samson street distant one hundred and twenty-two and fifty-bundredths (122.- 50) feet east from the northeast corner of Samson street aforesaid and 17th street west, rinaing thence north ninety-two and six-tenths ($2.6) feet, thence twenty and four-tenths (20.4) feet, thence south ninety-two and six-tenths (#2.6) feet to the ling of said Samson” street, thence west alone sald. Tine twenty and four-tenths (204) feet to the point of Deginning, toxether with the improvements. thereon. ‘erms: One-third cash, balance in two equal in stallinents, payable in onie and two years from the date of sale, with intervst on the deferred payments 6 per centum per annum, payable semt- 11 to be secured by deed of trust on. the all ‘cash, at the ontion of the pur- of two liandred (200) dollars re iuired at the time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in fifteen days from sale or property may be resold at the cost of purchaser. “All ‘conveyancing, recording, &ec., at purchaser's cost. MACKALL, } D.8. HENRY P. BLATR, f Trustees. chasers option. ‘Terma to 3 id, A deposit _mytrakas G20. W. STICKNEY, auct., 1411 @ st PEREMPTORY OF VERY NG’ NINETEEN FEET ONY FAST SIDE THIRD STREET SOUTH OF EASY CAPITOL and two (2) years, cent per annum ite of 6 per ly, and secured by deed of trust’on the property soid, of ail cash. at the option of the purchaser. #100 deposit, at thiue of sale. (myl2-Akdsie] GEO, W. STICKNEY, JRATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTION ‘920 PAL AV BUILDING LOTS ON THE BLA: ;G ROAD ABOVE FLORIDA AVE. BY DESIRABLE DENSE AFTERNOON, MAY NINETEENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in front of S SUBDIVISION OF PART OF LONG MEADOW: Situated on the west side of Bladenaburg road noréh of Fi ‘Terms: years; per cent per anniam, payab: red by deed of trust on ie property: sold, oF. cash,at the option of the purchaser. “A deposit of $300 required atthe time of sale. If the terms of sale are hot complied with in 15 days from the day of sale the Fight ie Feserved to resoll the property at the rial and cost of the defaulting purchaser tisement of such resale in some. in Washinzto All-conveyanciny ing at the cost of t) “tylL-dids RATCLIFFE DARR & CO., Auctsy FUTURE DAYS. 'HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, OL? E st. nw. IMPROVED PROPENTY ON FOUR- ALF STREET SOUTHWEST, BEING 90 AND 1252. SATURDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, 1803, at .. We will sell in front of ‘the On. FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, Premises lot 3 of Joel W. Jones’ subdivision of square 545, fronting 25 feet on the east aide of 44 by a depth, of 130 feet to a 14-foot-wide alley, iusproved by two hearly newt ry basement br ck dweili “Terms: 81.300 can re.uain for three ¥ November, 1802, balance cash. Conveya) Tecording ‘at purchaser's cost. A deposit quired at the tue of sale. THOS. DOWLING & SON. ‘Auctio1 myl0-d&ds neers. @. SLOAN & CO., A 1407 Gxt, C. ia-cessors to Latinos & Sloan, E YOUNG BROWN HORSE AT AUCTION. BSATURDAL, SAY SEWENTIETID TAO at | TWELVE Min front of our sales room, 1407 @ | street. will neil a fine handsome young brown horse, sound and’a good driver. | abou: 154 hands; 4 year ‘cash. 7 nas RACER (,, & SLOAN & CO. Auctioneers. 1407 G at. n.w. Successors to Latimer & svn. EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ‘TURE, COMPRISING SEVERAL PIANOS, MIRRORS, WALNUT AND OAR STERLING ORGAN, LOT WALL PAPE. CAREETS, “STOVES, WARDROBES, ‘RUBE! On BATURDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, 1893, at TEN A.M,, within our sales rooms, 1407 G street, Tain or shine, we will sella general line of personal effects as above 4 ‘Terma cash. my18-2t FPHOMAS DOWLING & SON. Auctioneers, 612 E st. nw. SPECIAL SALE OF & CONSIGNMENT OF AS- Pike arate WILL SELL WITH! oN oth NOOMM 61s EST, CW. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers XECUTORS' AND TRUSTFES SALE OF THAT VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM. PROVED Rial ESTATE ONE STH) ET NEAR FOURTCENTH -STEEET AND ON FOUR- TEENTH STREET NEAR F STREET NORTH: WEST, CONSISTING OF THREE. STORES ON F STREET OPPOSITE EBBITT. HOUSE AND LARGE. HOUSE No, Ou URTEENTH STREET AND TWO VACANT LOTS ON EITHER SIDE THEREOF. Under and_ by virtue of the power conferred uj the anderstened executors ani trasines 3 the last Tale Op patie, auctions in fronted” the’ premiees om tale, je atlction, in front of” the” preininon, ° WEDRESDAY, MAY THIRTY-FIRST, 180, COM- MENCING AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., Per otore: 3.80 feet, with a depth of 100 to wide alley. and et ofa ‘of lot ved by throe stores, Nes. 1837, 1300 and Sith office rooms above, stores Nos. are hnproved by the lange butidine frontine 3, TO feot and running back to he rea front of 23.97 feet and devth of 100 feet to alle @ smaller Vaeant lot ou the south of the house. This. "roperty is situated in the beat ‘business to- cality in the city, ip the immediate vicinity of nearly Silthe hoteleand street car tines: and is admirably Adapted for stores, offices or hotel At the ‘sale we will offer the property in six separate parcels, or otherwise, if deemed at the ume visable. ‘The terms of sale, unless modified by the undor- signed at the ‘tim be as follows: One- fourth in cash in three equal justall- ments at one, two and three years, for which sball 608, the alley in .d there is. a vacant lot on the north havin be wiven ‘the purchaver’s notes, bearing interest at the rate “of. percent per annum, payee Semt-aanualiy. from ‘day of salt. and secured by deed of trust to the sutisfaction of the undersigned on the Prorerty sold, or ail casi, at the ovtion of the pare Chaser.” A. deposit ot * ‘81,000 each bid accepted will be required when the bid i 'nccepted.. Terms “ot sale to. be complied with Iu twenty days from day of sate, otherwise the ioned reserve the right to resell, after notice hie advertivement in thelr discretion, at the the defaititing urcheser. All costs of cone Veyancing at purchaser's cost can be seon at the cffices of the farther information w1il be given and proposals for Plrchase at private sale wil, berece.ved. W. E. EDMONSTON, Executor aud Tr: toe, ‘Oftice 500 Dtivst! THOS. E, WAGGAMAN, Exeentor and Truster Ofhen M17 F'st ine THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auetionee®. 1 (JE W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 1411 Gat, TRUSTEES! SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON WEST SIDE. OF. THIMTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST, AR LINDE: By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in Liber 1s), follo BG et seq., one of the land records of the Tistrict of Columbia, and at, the request of the party secured thereby. 1 will offe in TWENTY-THIRD 6 of the p-emises, on TUESDAY, DAY OF MAY, 1893, at FIVE CLOCK P.M following described proper y. situate in the c ty of Washinzton, District of Cumbia, to wit: Lot two Seventy-one (¥7L). in Jno. A. ith interes At the rate of 6 por cent per annum, payable setn-an: nually. and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, “or all cash. at the option of the purchaser, €106 deposit at time of sale. Terns to be complied with ‘in 10 days or the property will be resold at the Fisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser alter Ave aye" readvertisement SAMUEL H. WALKER, myl2-dkds GEORGE ¥. EMMONS, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioncers, TRUSTEF'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING ONE, STREET TWEEN SECOND AND THICD STREETS NORTHWE-T. IMPROVED BY A BRICK DWELLING, AT AUCTION, By virtue of a deed of trast dated June 13, 1801, and recorded in Liber 1551, page 142 et seq., one of the land records of Columbia, and by Airection of the party secured, 1 shall. sell at public ‘auction fn front of the premines ou WEDNESDAY, AY TWENTY-FOURTH, A.D. 1803, at FIVE QCLOCK ¥. M., west half of lot seven (7), in square No. 568, improved. by a brick dwelling with modern improvements. ‘Terms of sale: Purchaser to assnme trust of 84,000, balance'in cash, Two hamdred dollars down iuen property is struc conveyancing, &., at pus chaser's T to be complied with Je, otherwise the trus- resell the property at risk ser. ‘Trustees, i of sale ‘day of tee reserves the right and cost of defasiting pi SB” HAY, Truste _my13-agds 1425 New York ave. RATCLIFFE, DARN & CO., AUCTIONEERS. 1RUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED RFAL ESTATE ONIWILSON STREET NEAR LINDEN STREET, IN| THE HOWARD) UNIVERSITY SUB: DIVISION, BY AUCTION. By virtue of & decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. pasted op the 4th day of May, A D, ISOS. in Hauity cause No. 14d, docket 4, herein William Tsler fs complainant and Charles E- Prentiss et al are defendants, the undersixned irus- tee will offer for eale by public guction. ip front of the Premises, NDAY MAY TWENIY-NINTH, 1804. at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the followibe de- serited real estate situate in the county of Washing ton and District of Columbia, to wit: The west half of the east hal! of lot numbered eteht (8) in block num- bered nineteen (19) in the Howard University sub. division of the farin of John A. Smith asthe seid sub- division was made by the surveyor of Washington county and now appeare of record in his office, with thy improvements, & Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in six (6) and twelve months from date of sale, for whic the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the day of sale, payable seml-annu ‘all cash, at the option of the pur. chaser, A deposit of $100" required at the time of sale. Terms to be com)lied with in fifteen days from the day of sale, otherwise I reserve the right to resell the property af the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing, recording, &., at the ‘haser's cost, eee 8 RANK T. BROWNING. Trusteo, my17-d&ds 410°5th st. nw. RAtcurre, Dane & CO. Auctioneers, ‘920 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY AND CELL BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH, WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, NO! 801 THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST, BY AUCTION. Qn MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- TWO, 1803, at SIX O'CLOCK P.M., wo will offer for sale, in front of the premise SUBLOT 21, SQUARE 706, Improved by a well-built two-story and cellar brick house, with all modern improvements. ‘Terms of sale: The purchaser to assume a deed of crust for 82, 800.the balance» above the trust to be paid incash. A deposit of $200 required at the time of sale. Ifthe torms of aale are not complied with in fifteen days from the day of sale the right is reserved foresell the property at the risk and cost of thedefuult- ing purchaser al days. advertisement. of sich resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D.C. All conveyancing and recording at the cost of the purchaser. myl2-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Aucts. ([Homas DOWLING & 80 i, Auctioneers, Ol Est nw. VALUABLE UN} D PROPERTY IN ECK- INGTON AT AUCTION. ¥ MAY TWENTY-SECOND, 1803, at PM, we will sell, infront of the Bin’ Block Now i in anbdiv son the gortheast corner of 2d Tid feet on Concreted street, one square froin theelertric care; also hus ali city improvements, such as sewer, water. was, Be. “Terme: One-third cn thnee Fears, with inter ‘of trust on the propert the. purchaser,” #100 Terms to be fully comp sale. or the property will be. soldat of defauitine, Wurchaner, “Ail conv cording at cost of purchaser om PNTHOS. DOWLING & SON, mylsd&ds Attctlonvers, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers TRUSTEES! SALE OF VALUABLE, IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON TH NORTH SIDE_ OF IUSTREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN 15TH AND ISTH STREETS, a In purstiance of a deed of trust dated on the 7th day of Max, A. D. 1800, and recorded it Liber No, 1480, folio t ‘of the land records for the District of Colninblay and’ by direction of the. person seca ed the undersigned trustees will/sell_ at public infeontof the premise, on TU the TWENTY-THIRD DAV OF MAY, A. D. VE O'CLOCK. P.M, lot of gronnd. numbered x (46) in the subilivision of square numbered {fed ‘and ninety-nine (100), Wash Dec plat recorded In Book 14 foo 1 the siirveyor's office of tho Distrh tof Columb ketber with the inprovements, consisting of a three Story brick residence. ‘Terns of sale: One-third eash, of which the sun of 8500 is to be pad at the fine of salen aud. the Festive intworequal installments in, six aud twelve months from tlie date of sale, for which the | urchas Tequired to give his promissory: notes bearin thesaid day of sale, with interest. at the rat Contam per ang: secured. bs trad Hho the preniiy sold. “Or the purchaser may avallcasnat his option. ‘Terius of sale’ ve come pied with within twenty days, otherwise the prop- erty may be resuid at the risk and ccst of the default ing purchaser. my6-eokds ul SALE OF VALUABLE COLLATERAL. By virtue of the power contained ina certain note dated January, 3, 1802, for 87,490, payable six months after date, and now over due and ‘unpaid. we will, by direction of the payee und ho.der of said note, offer at Public sale at our auction roo ws_at the corner of Oxh And "sts n.w., Washingte on NES DAY, MAY" TWENTY-FOURTH, A.D. 1803, “at ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM. the following described romissory nots, ‘whieh 19collateral security for the rst mentioned note, to wi A note for $20,000 made by E. Young, dated Sep- tember 12-1800, parable two. yeare after date to the e. Randle, wit premises, Known ax balance in one, two and from date, secured by deed oF all cash, at the option of ‘tired “at the:! ueof sale. order of Arthur Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. Said note is secured by firsi trust on part of Coagress Heixhts,containing about twenty-fVe acres.on part of which is a large and valuable dwelling and outbuild- i : Cash. | Further information will bef nine by John Ridout, attorney for holder, L417O stoaw. By order of owner and holder of note. miyldeds DUACANSON BROS., Aucts GE0. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 14116 st. aw. REAL ESTATE. BEING IF HAN! EY DWELLING SITUATE NO. 210 NORTH CAPD. By vitiue of « certain deed F vit:ue of a certain deed of trast, dated the first 180%, and recorded tn Liter day of November, A. D. 1786, folio 1% et Of " the land records of :be 1d at the request of the Dintrict ot Cofunibla,” an Parties secured. we, the Uundersicued trustorss Sel at public auction, in front of the treason" a MAY TWENTY-SECOND, 1801 at FIVE, Mall tuat corvain oF parcel of MONDAY, ‘and premises situate in the city of Washinton C.1 desanated a. and Being the Lorth oleae ae) feet two and two-thirds (755) Inches front on North pitol street of original lot numbered four (41 in square numbered six hundred and elality-fve (ss), by the full depth of said lot, together with the im: Rrokements, thereon, consivtiiur of « handacae new ree-story bay-window brick dwelling with brown. stone trimmincs Luown as No. 219 "North Capitel street (Just off Capitol Grounds). ‘Terma of sale: One-fourth of the purchase mor cash and the balance payable tn ‘three equal dn tents at one (1), two (2) and three (3) terest at 6 per centuin per auntim until semi-annual!y and secured by a deed of Property sold. A deposit of $204 will be line of sale. "Terms to be complied with within ten rom date of sale or property to be resold after five. lays’ advertisement at risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and recording at the Bont of : PTCMAOTESSE L. HEISKELL, Trustee, SOHN’ E" MCLERAN, ‘hrastee _my16-6t CG. SgBLOAN £00... Successor to Latimer & /+ Sloan, Auctioneers, 1407 G st. n.w. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF RICHARD B_ PORTER AND DAVID £. PORTER IN THE REAL ESTATE ON H st. v. BETWEEN, SAND O & 17TH AND ISTH CONNETICUT AVE. N. BETWEEN Q AND RSTRESTS, WASHINGTON, D. C.. DEVISED UNDER THE WILL OF DAV D. PORTER. DECVASED, PROBATED MARCH G,1801, RECORDED IN WILLS BOOK 30, FOLIO By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 2 Angust, 1891, and ‘recorded in Liber No. 1608, follo 20) et weq., ode of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the ‘request of the jarty. secired thereby. Iwill sell ‘at "public auction, in froutof the PIB am, TUESDAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY F MAY. 1803, at FO RU'CLOCK P.M. all the right, title andintersst of Richard i Porter ant David E° Porter in the ‘ollowing des:ribed real estate situate in the elty'of Wahington, District of Columbia, © All of lots numbered fh'ty-seven. (57),. atty-ek (38) and fifty-nine (50) in Hopving’ et al. subdivision square numbered one hund-ed) aud eleven Tp asverpiat recorded in Liver J. Hi. Ks folly of the records of the surveyor of the District of bia, with the improvements there. ‘ALSO, val cao eee PIVE O'clock P.M. sell a pu ition, im front of the premises, Inverest of Richard i Porter and David E. 2 described Teal Efiate Gtnate in the city’ of Washinton, District of Columbia, to wit: ‘AlLof lots numbered fourteen (14), fifteen (15), six teen (16), seventeen (17) and eizhteen (15), inclusive, im Saniuol Davidson's subdivision of lows i square numberel one bucdret and stxty—six (LOG) as per p Fecerded in Liber N. K.. folios and 10.of the records Of the office of the survevor or the District of Co-uui= bia, with the improvements th ‘Terms of sale on each alance in ove year frou day of wale Gper cent pe: annum, for which’ ps trust q tired at of notes of the purchaser Or purchasers shall be re- fon the property Quired. to be Shor al f tie urchaser. deposit of one hundred dollars (8100) will be Quired on each lorat ibe time of sale, Terms complied with in fifteen days from di le, sinel th trasten reserves, Tho iit t0 resell the prog: erty at the risk and cost of defaultize purchaser. conveyancing, recording, &c., at the cost of the pure naser, cnaseh. CHARLES C, LANCASTER, Trostee, myedkus a3 Pet tw ASTER. Trust IN. Auctioneers el? E STREET VALUANLE IMPROVED PROPERTY _ON 1. STREET RETWLEN FIRST AND SECON! STREETS NOREHWEST, BEING No. STREET NORTH WESC, ‘AT AUCTION. ESDAY. MAY TWENTY-THIRD. 1895, at ‘CLOCK BM... we will sell, in front o: the ines, part of lot No. 10, square numbered 539, iu 14 feet on the south side of L street by depth of abont 100 feet, improved by a two-story frame dwelling and store. erms: One-third cast, balance in one aad two years, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the Rrapertt.‘or allcaah, at the ovtion of the ‘purchaser. lepoali of $100 required at thiue of sale.” Couvey- anciny and recording at cost of purchaser. myl2-dkis THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auets, UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALEBY Vin” 4 tao of a wri” of fiert facias issued out of the clerk's office of the Supreme Court of tue District f Colua- bia, and to me directed, I will sell_ at. public sale ‘or gash, at No. 732 Teh street northwest, city of Wash- ington, District of Columbia on TUESDAY, TH. TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1893, at’ TEN O'CLOCK A, M.. and.continne from day t6 day until the stock is disposed of, all the rient, title, claim aud interest of the defendant in and to the following described property, to Wit: ‘The stock of housefur: nishings, cousisting of Fancy, Lecorated rnd Plain hina and Crockery Ware, Tins, Table and Pocket tery, Glass Ware, Ornainents, Wood and Willow Ware. House Hardware, &e., &., nelzed and levied nas the property of Frahk ‘T. Hyman, John B rman and Henry tua, trading as Hyian Brovhers, and will be sold to satisfy execution No. 34.132. th favor of Charles M. Hyman. DANIEL M: RANSDELL, C-s. Mtarshal. DG TCi my Ratciirrs. DARR & CO. . AUCTIONEERS, SALF OF TWO TWO-STORY BRICK LLINGS AND STORE, NOS. 400 AND 402 Q STREET SOUTHEAST.” ALSO TWO, 10. STORY FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos. 326 AND ie 2D STREET NORTH, ‘AST: ALSO DESIR- ITE ADJACEN f, BY AUC D STREET NOKTHE: By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia passed on the 28th day of April, A.D. 1893, “in Equity Cause No. 14207, wherein Mary Cecilia Pettit ts complainant and “Thaddeus ‘Riece Bean et al are the defendants, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auciton in front THURSDAY,” MAY eke ure Re OL TwENTY-FIETR, AT La BEGINNING aT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., in the order named the following described real estate and Peemiste situate and ivturta the city’ of Washington, iatrict of Colmes to wit: rat ots numbered twenty-six (28) ond twenty. seven (27), in equare numbered eight lundred and twenty-two (#23), improved by two-story brick dwell- ing No, 400 Gat. at the corner of 4th st., and two-story briek dwelling and store, No. 402 G st. # ¢., each lot fronting twenty-one (21) feet on @ st., writh’s depth of ninety-four Ds) feet toa ten (10) foot alles. And immediately thereafter lots numbered seventy six (76), seventy-seven (77) and seventy-eight (7), io A. A. Hoehling, jr. and Tha@ieus Bean, trustees, Stibdivision of original lot numbered twenty-five (25), in square numubered seven bundred and twenty-four Chas} tot sever ccurkt Cie) as tmuproved ‘by a two story frame dwel{ing, No. 326 2d street northeast: seventy-seven (77) Is iinproved by atwo-story frame Gwelling.. No. 32 2a street northeast; lot seventy- siz (70) is unimproved, frontiug elzhteen and sixty. two one-hundredths (J8 62) feet ob 20 street Lys depth of Afty seven (37) fret atx (6) inches. Fortis of sale as prescribed by the decree: One-third in cash, the balance in two equal installiments, in one ‘and two years from the date of salo, with interest on the deferred payments at the rate of 0 percent ver annum, payable semf-annually. and to be secured deed of “trust ‘upon the preniises sold or all at" fhe option (Of the “purchaser “or _prurchasers. 3200 On | eac! wroperty wiil be required at the time of sale. ‘Terms tobe fully complied with within fifteen days from day of sale. otherwis: the trustees resorve the right to resell the rty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- Skater or purchasers. All conveyancing, recording, ‘&e., at the cost of che parchecer or AA a Mees hye . at aw, THADDEUS BEAN." ¢ Trusteos myl2-d&ds 308 2d st.s.0., Dexcaxso BROS., Aucta. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE. IMPROVED BUSINE ‘ TH" ESTATE. on THUXSDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF MAY. 183, at FIFTEEN MINUTES AFTER FIVE U'CLOCK P. M.. mm front of the premises, I will sell by auction to the highest bidder sub lots Sand 34 in L. G. Marini's subdivision of part of lot 19 in sinare 378. having a frontage of 40 fect on the south side of E'streat, with 30-foot alley iu toe Tear part of lot 18 in said. square, Thi about 9, 000 square feet, lots proved by a sabistagtial butidings two storie and ment, the upper flcor being a beautifal hall and the rear part of lot 18 being improved by a two-story tenement. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one, two and three years, with 6 per cent ititerest, payable semi- nd ‘secured by firs lien of the preuises ash.at option of purchase. A deposit of be Tequired on acceptance of bid, and if terms of sale are not complied with within ten day the right ts reserved to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Title perfect or no sale Parties desiring to inspect premises can do's? by ap- plying af the office of Calderoa Carlisi all Law butidiug. my L-d& 0. Demme im ESTATE ON THE THE COUNTY OF BIA, OF COLUMBIA. | pearing date Mx 5 T4N1. fouls 275. et seq..of the land recods of sald. District, the under: signed will offer for sale at public auctio the premises, AT SIX ¢ DAY, THE TWENTY. the following desc land called ““Gift.” located on’ north side « Hill road, beginning at a boundary stone at the end of ‘the fourth line of w tract called ““Arzyle Cowal aud Lorne,” it being also the beginnins of tract called “Gite,” andronnine thence with the Ist ine of Gite orth “498 de shen a eres West 424 perches 2d line of Gift south 284. road prehes: thence with said th 36 a perches thence tutisct Pindsouth 26 degrees east 14 perches ‘with 3 Fond south 48 dewrees east’ Old p Piauted stone on the 43th Itue oF a tr raiwit line to besi” nine, Sehting aie eof lana’ inthe nxtseae acatbenst ‘pur Property above described froucing upon said Linnean Hill road a distance of i} foots thence ‘Gift, thus rip of land. the width of st feet throwen described property to ‘Dicrce ‘Shociaker's part of “Slinpers Hulse Terms eash, of which $500 must be deposited at the time of sale, and if teria are not. complied with in five days froin date of sule the. trust Fight to resell on five days’ uot The Evening Star. MAHLON ASHFORD.» MyI2dkds — ALDIS B. BROWNE, } Trustees. DDUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ANDLOT, CORNER “FOURTEENTH AND C STREETS SOUTHEAST. By virtue of adeed of trast duly recorded in It 1645, folio 300 et seq., of the District o Mewill well at auction io (CHANSERY SALE 0” VALUABLE IMPROVED ORAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSE. AND PREG ISES NO. FOURTH STREET NORT! PREMI: a I STREET NORTHWiST. stegecuduced Py virtue of adecvee of the Suprem= Court ot Distcictof Columbia, amen the Toth dayot Spe bere! 14454, where D. TAS. In equity outse n ix Parrick Brennan and others are’ def willotfer for uisea on AY OP MAY, & CLOCK P.M, situate in tn city of Was ‘Dia, to wit: Lot numbered 25 in ‘Harper a1 subdivision of tarts of lots numbered SErewcstory rick residence mawberet 7 ree a ace. wn Dorth went, ath street ‘And jiniwediately thereafter the un signed will offer for sale in front. of Dreiises at publ.c auction all that other certain piece ‘OF parcel of ground situsteln the city of W-shinets D. C.. and described aa being part of lot numbered Jn square numbered 453, bewinning for the same ata — on th south ine of I street north Lb feeteast es ribet corner ef fheraall tk amoral anit Huomina” eeu sacl $8 feat? then Soa fea. Tone ‘Renan ar taal LS? feet 1034 inches to the piace hews Spat deans te Ne Gn fest ma 00 on cach pronerty will ta reed at the time of me hg le plied with teu days LEON TORRE ‘ aban tithe DUNCANSON BROS., AurllSnesen eet a RATCUPFE & DaKR, AUC TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, sITT- ATE AT THE ROUTHAEST CORNER OF AND FIFTH STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of certain dee! of trust to ms, heart dave the 28th day of Beptember, A. D. ikW?. an duly recorded the 7th day of October, A.D. Is” in ber No. 1723, folio 430 et xeq.. of the lana records of the District of Cofaabia, iat the rejaond of te Darties secured thereby, the underalened tras tees, Will sel! at auction, tn front of the prem. ines’ on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-FOURTH DNE* D\YOF MAY. A.D. 1803. at HAL! O'CLOCK P.M., all that certain niece land and premises situate in the city of Distiict of Coimmbia, and known nated_as and bein all of lot numbered thirty. one (31) in Irving Hoswell’s subdivision of lots im square numbered eight hundred and nine 09), as sail subdivision is re: A in the jceof the surveyor of the District of Colus in book 17, page 17, and further described as Wit: Situate at the southwest corner of 5th Hi stree! northeast. aving a frontage on the west mi Of sa d Sth street of sixteen (16) feet by a depth west- long the south side of said Hl etroct of Sty-fve ‘eight-bun $5 8) feet, subject to way across the rear three (3) feet of said lot alleyway for use of lots 32 to 36 of said subdi) fycether with the improvements thereon, consisting of a threc-storv and basement brick dwelling bose. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to stand the baiance in three equal install- ‘able inone, two and three Years, with in: ) per centum per annum, payable semi- a day of sale, secured by deed of trust all 5 sit of 200 will be requis mh fy IT id notarial fees at thecost ot the pur- ef a ba natenek Goa ees ee steel toe tears resell the property at the risk and a a a EH. WILLIAMSON, 5 Tra 500 Sth st now. PAST FIVE upon t the purchaser, of the vurchaser at ti serve the rheht cost of the defau’ WIL. NCSRY SATE OF VAUUABLE UNIMPROVED 4 REAL Y STATE IN IONTOWN AND IN WASHINGTON CITY, DISTRICT OF COLUM- BIA Under decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Conuuiia,” passed In equity cause 14458 taghee vs St Rispatmin otal). we will wll st uae te ‘of the respective 4 MAX TWENTE-POURTN: Inia, at FIVE OCLOCK B.M., all of lots numbered 8. 200 350. ah de aie, ADL, 30, 205. 27. Bh aon 2 402 328 ond 39 on Washineton atrert Uniontown, District af Calm ntas Andon THURSDAY. MAY TWENTY-FIFTH. 1893, Not! at the sa tered “°C, in the subdivin’ made by John A. Rufet al of lof 5.0. Tand part of d.imsquarenunbarnt Ae hundred aut seventy-five yin Washington city, in svid District. anid lot routing ot B street between Ist aud 2d streets north- Terms of sale: One-third cash and residue of par- chase iiohey’ tn equal tuntalimeats tone and ‘two Years, with interest from day of sale, oF all, or move ‘than one-third cash, 1° purchaser so elects. ofan pagel forthe Chisntown lorsand.of $850 for he esid I ‘eguired on acceptance of Bid. Souveyancing at thhcoet of the purchaser, : ‘JAMES P. RYON. OWEN DONNELLY, Trastec, ‘No. 308 Avante ‘s. Hoa owLina £388 Mem eats RATCUPFE, DARE & CO. AUCTIONFERS #20 PENNA. AVE. NW. TWO-NTORY BRICE HOMSES, SEVEN NEW ‘SES, Nos. 42 ‘142K STREET SOU! HEAST AND. yUF Kol sHeAsT, “Atso“vwrestone FRAME HOUSES ON SFCOND STREET BE- 'N MARYLAND AVENUE AND C STREET og ERE NEU ncox, wt rrve O'CLOCK P. M., we will sell, in front of therespective [PART OF LOT 1, SQUARE 1022, Imrroved by seven two-story brick how tain Be re the Anacostia ing 5 roomseach. The houses are near railroad line and the United States usey Sard ALSO, On TUFSDAY, MAY 1 WENTY-THIRD, st FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. we will sei]. in front of the premises, ALL OF SUBLOT D, SQUARE 757, Improved by frame house on 2d street between Mary- land avenue and C street northeast and frame house on_the alley in the rear. Tera on eack pieceare: One-third cash, balance tn one and two years, the deferred payments te bear ia- terest at the Pate of 6 per cent anoum from da} sale, payable semi-annually and secured by deed trust on the premises sold. or all cash, at the purchas- ers option. A deposit of #100 on each of the brick hou-es and @200 on the 2d street property jnired at the Terms to Wecommniled within Sheet eto from the day of: therwise the atMba rink aud coat of the detauriine purchosere ere, served. Ail conveyance cording, we. et par Shavers’ cost, ©" AW GLIFFE: DARK & CO. “yi dks ‘uctbonecin ‘Tomas DOWLING & SON, & OE st. nw, TRUSTEES: SALE OF IMPROVED PROPTRTY PATHE. WEST SIDE OF THE ROCKVILLE PIkr, NEAR CHESAPEAKE STREET, IN TES. ALLY TOW! By virtue of « deed of trast seq. .one of the land records of the Visirict of Colum- bis, and at the request of ‘the party secured. thereby. ‘ tremises. on FRIDA' MAY TWENTY-SIXTH. 1803, AT FIVE O'CLOCK ¥ AL. the following descr st jece “and parcel of round. lyine in the com Wshinetom, tn the Drairict 2f Columbia, kuch of vision of Jart of tracts and Mt. Airy. ‘fronting kes reet. by acepth of Mh iext, iuproved by two fworstory frame dwelling houses nearly complete. years, with futerest, secured by deed of ‘trast ro er*¥, gr all cash, at the option of purchaser “A of sale are not complied with { the tros'ees: reserve the right to resell at risk aud cost of def dated September 17, 1802, and duly recorde: iu liber 1724. follo 308 et We will sell im front of the real estate: Ail that and being lot thirteen (13) tn block numbered three 30 feet on the west side of Hockville pike heat Chesa= in “Terms” One-thini cash, balance in ope and’ two sposit of 8100 required af time of sale.” Tf the terms ing purchaser. soost omit cia” Se waa oe “mritate _rerdi"ieny ie |e ([#O™¢AS DOWLING & SON, AUCTIONEERS, SIZE ST. N. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 526 FIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST. virtue of a decree of the Supreize Court of the District or Columbia, bearing date the nineteenth day of April, 1885, ond passed in equity cause No. 14415, Wherein Wiliam MH. Hocke Is complainant and “John” Hooke et al. are. defendants, I shall “offer for sale, at public in front of the premises, at the time bereinafter 4 the following valnaile tuproved promerty, to. wit On MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH, S23. at FIVE O'CLOCK P M., the south halt of lot 7. square $6, fronting twenty-four fect four inches on the east Nide of Sth street by'a depth of 100 teet one inch to-8 oot-wide alley. improved by a two-story fraine welling containfug une rooms with water and cas, deine premises No. 520 Nth street southeast. ‘Terms of sale as prescribed ty the decree are as follows: One-Tourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the residue in. three inatall- six, twelve and eighteen inonthe, respect retath ieterent from dates |The Purchaser shail 16 privilege of pay the purchase money shit he-clects sd 40 do and if be dorsi 80 choose the residue of the purchase money is to be se- cured by the retaining of the title mntil the sate te paid in full, cr if the purchaser should prefer a deed Shen the deterred payments of the “money are to be secured bya ist on the property. “A deposit of $100 required at time of wale. All conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser. « aqHIEROME 0. CLAUGHTON, ‘Tr my15-akds Fendali b J)ENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, VALUABLE. TRACT OF MBIA AND CONTAINING AK NO ACKES MORE OR LESS % By viztus of a certain ( ay of November, A. D ; land records of the District of Coluind ain follo 385, and at the request cf the bolder of secured thereby. we will ~ell at p 1 THURSDAY, ‘the FIRS UNE, 18663, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. Gescribed property, stuat» in the coun ton, District of Coiumbia, to. wit biece or parcel of land ary Unzuished ax and being ai! in Henry CM n iced of trust, dated the 30th IRSS, “t ‘All that certain remmises known, and di ‘of lot numberrd one (1), of certain tracts of Delight” Liber Gov. rds of the survey- jambs and the balance to be ephera, follo 143, ‘of { eof the District of of wale: One-third c: ws from day of sale, otherwise the property, will be resold at the risk am cost of defaulting purchaser after tive days’ notice by if more dally papers pub- TRUSTEES’ SALE usta PROPERTY, 0) TS NOKTH- Wes BS siti of adecroe of the Supneme Court of the viatrict of Colninblay pawed in Equity’ Cause au the tn Fiabay, Tit Mays ison AT HALE. WEDNESDAY, TWENTY-FOURTH. DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1803. AT FIVE OCLUCK P.M. thefollowing ‘described land and prem- jes, situate and being in the city of Wash- ington, in the District of Columbia, and Known’ and distinguished as the west fitty (50) feet front on C street south by the full depth’ the eof of oriwinal lot nuinbered 13 in square iiubered 1061, together with all the improvements, ways, ease ments, rights, privilewes and appurtenances’ (0 the same belonving or in any wise aprrtainin ‘Terms: One-fourth cai Years, at 6 per cent per annum, interest pa Annually, notes to be given anit sec ‘trust on the property sold, or ‘the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 8100 required at tine of wale. Conveyancing, &c.. at purchaser's cost. -Lerms ‘to be complied with in fifteen days, otherwise trustees Teserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser alier five days’ advertine- ment of such resale in some uewspaper published in Washington, D. C. SEEPS, EPSON} trustecs , O'CLOCK P.M, th Fea! estate and premises, heii ington, District of Columbia, to wit he Rortheru part of lot hit:alwered one (1) tn equare numbered four hundred and Sfty (450), the same lowing described city of Wash- fronting twenty (20) feet on Oth street and having = devth of sixty-six (66) feet and. two (2) inches, bind- ing on Ls. Improved by two fraue how TERMS OF SALE: One-third in cash, valancetn two equal instal:ments in one and two years from of sale, with interest on the deferred payment per cent per annum. payable seui-apuuaiiy, secnred ‘8 deed of trust on t..e property sold, or all ‘cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of €20) shall ‘be made on the day of sal by the purchaser. Terms of sale to be comp ied with iu 15 daye or pro to, fe resold at the lak acd cost of tise purcharer Beeidayet Saer‘inent of nash rein ANT caey= Taare s BCAA") ‘ 7s La avon wing arity, | Trusts myl5-dkds G0 ave. d recorded anions the | vUTURE DA\s. ([20MA8 DOWLING & BON, ee ee 15 HEAD OF GOOD YOUNG HORSES AND MAKES on saruapur’ uit Eri FE AER eth ETT. OUR BAZAAK, IN THY RPAR oF. ROOMK. G12 F STRVET NORTH OF Goip Youns Monsve ae WorkERS, ING FLOW VIRGINIA _ ING GOOD sTOC NDT nyli THOMAS DOWLING ATCLIFFE, DALK & CO AUCTION! ~ R 630 PENNA AVE: Sw. 2 % TRKUSTPES SALE OF AN ATTR: RTORY AND CELLal AT SECTH BEING Phew Soxrawest es SO. 1 By virtue of «deed of trust “ated diy oh Becimher. A 3 Tyan Sule 4 rororde of she. ‘District 5 10 270 ‘et weg. we. will sel “thon, tn front of BAY oF SURE. Tai” PM. all that ‘certain in, situate in the city of Wadhinevons ST ee one Trundeed sot terete wees ss Con own | ana betne tot mapiberea sas = | G26"ot Brain Warner's sublivision of square namiered one busdred and a8 per piat reorded in Liber No.1 records of the ecrveyor's office of gpd te viet of way for alley: a fol ve sat arposes over the reat three (B) feet of lot ove hundred amd twenty-two | 22). ome tn en “Hoan see hone EP me antved and’ Ceenty three C123), ome Omechird of the purchase money be paid in cash and the balanon to be paid in two inetalinents: rawpectively. in one (1) and two ie |e option of the par hase $00 wil be required when the eked Jown. and in case of a fal! ure op. ‘ purchessr to make wach la reottered fom eale tantuediately. to te commited with in fifteen (1s) days from &: otherwise tha property will be iz a FoR UARNER, Trustee, | _myt3-aeas ALBERT A SILSOM, Trastes. \ G. SLOAN & OO. Auctioneers, = Je “Siuccenmorn to Tathzonr | age 471, wired thereby. in Bf the trentene’ om WEDSESDAY g PoUGTH, 1800, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. the fol. Jowine ground and. premises eituste in the comms: Washinton, District sloresatt ata know, meas being “the northerl 2 a Geercoanne. Shannon's subaivs Tart of “Chie Center, ae the ‘nine te duly recmnced iw Eber Goce Shepherd. folio 7, m the ‘vevor's office af the Tite tricto Columbia, frontine 2 16-109 feet on Khanpoa. ace and running back with ine of wsid lot, and belne t bolt g}clmame foe 20 tm sald subdivinicn. with the improvementa, couietinet ofa two-story frame tell e ; erp! sale Sooke the purchom ceuirheicnen oneal near ot Seared arte eaten a Bantranchnt coh Sees ‘the terms must be complied with in ten. incdelashet il rome anataah ate i. B. BERG’ "| Trustees. Oh. Aust ‘that width to iw i MANN. _ ©. G. BLOAN Be ‘2 0O., ACCTIONERRS, m13-~dkae TRUSTERS SALE BY AUCTION Al HOr EE ASD AGT, BUMBERS D 3 SiREET. BETWEEN C AND SOUTHWEST. Nirrne of deed of trust duly reeorted ‘one of the » ron folic 167 t ict of Cal P.M, the following front of ‘the ‘premissa on WEDNESDAY TWENTY FOURTH. 18o¢R De at eS | slemertbed lant nt fy (3 La Proveioute, wave, easements, Tietts, privilewee yy Urtegations to satae Uelouiing or ia eny'wise i Terms: One-third (44) cash. one at crate Stent of oe te Convevancing, &.. at purchaser's cost. Terms to be Sea ee aera eet es cost of defaulting chaser after 8ve daye’ of such 1h sulue Bewspapers = my: RUSTERS SALE OF TRrGRe Cold Uy Heth RSD STREETS pCORTHWEST. ten days ‘rom serve the Tight to resell at rink cost of + QALIAM A GOMDON EDWIN B. HAY, By DUNCANSON BROS. ucts, DUNCANSON BROS.. Anctioneors TRIS" LE OF BR CK a STREETS NORTHEAST. deed of te 1 Fe Ghases, sacred thereby. we, fm So BA ents PACHA, 3 ot iuere nanbered tem burned amd four COON) se sSbdreision 1 {nthe office fhe District of Golumina in book ts polnt on the north Linsen ace wo bundred an: and seventy ve hundreds COR T3) feet, weetrard frou the west Side of Thirteenth street nop'beast, baving ‘of thirteen (1.3) fect on Linden street ( Place) by aderth northward of siuty-bee (QR) fect to 2.10-foot alley leading into and. aad street northeast, her with the hereon, consisting of a two-story a veferine of aale: One-third of the the bail in one, two: centurs per annum. ‘of sale, secured by ‘or ail anh, at ‘of £200 will be required time of sale. All re fees at the cont of & 8 so to be commited with ten from ale, otherwise Fiabt to resell the property at the wink and cost Purchase FDMONSTON, Me WiLLT taegom, | Trusters, Address, 500 Sth at RATCLIFFE & DARK, Auctioneers TRUSTEES: SALE OF FRAME. Dwe: 08 SECOND STREET NORTHEAST, By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us, bearing date the 24 Gay of Sentember, A. D. 182, “ana duly recorded the. day of September, A.D. 1892. Titer No. 1714, folie $72 et sea... deren yr the option ‘of the ian’ ot the District ‘of Columbia. we, them rosie. wil eel ag © remices, cn WEDNESDA, FOCKTA Day OF MAY. A.D PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, Se Bite of Washing on, The ‘es . and known and roa sepa” being art Si, Darcie “anbaivteton’ of” squats nubered |. Burche's. at juare seven Nanded and sineeen (710), aa anid subdivision Eereg red in the ofice of the surveyor sy the Dnairiet ‘olvmubin, th . fe sithin {lie follewiti toetes atid bounds: tin Borin: ing for the same op Ristant ninety-two Oc) fest six (0) ie: etngrah and from the Nori side of "I" street north. having © frouiage of said 31 street east of elehiteen (AN) Sort ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the py bepuid tn cast: snd the balance ta three ‘ea fiwents, payabie in one, two and interest at six (G) ver celitum per anv semt-annually, from day of sale, secu frust upon. the, property sold: of all onc. at the tion of the purchaser. A deposit of red of the purchaser at the tane of veyancing, record purchaser. mi ‘D PREM YPIRS: TREE, 2 D LOTS ON BITE 1H LOF By virtue of & dec of the Sanreme Court of the Disirictsf Columbia: panan’ the 17th flay of Nowome ber, A.D. 1N92, IB cqui'y rauee No, 1AG0, Wherein nd athe®s ate con to said Geone town. in the 4 iuuproved Uy a brick real reek, Terins of sale prescribed by the decree: cash, balance in two equal inea'iments, at ope two Fears, with interest from day of sale at the rate Bpercentum per annum, to be ‘secured by deed Saat aoe = coasters te edie a, trustees at the time of sale; if sold in 8 depomit Seip cil eteranate nee te Peat ote ioe yee jon, a deposit of @100 will be req cero _ “Siteneetreian en recordin oy Terms of sale to be complied with in fifteen days Hiuellet cov of Sefaultinepurctaees co REA San HENRY 8. maT my13-abds ATTORNEYS. Cavrpent CARRINGTO} / ‘Attorney Webster Law Buildi bee