Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1893, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. SATURDAY. MAY 27, 1893—TWENTY PAGES. 13 ‘f to clamber up ¢ tains at the back of the A SILENT WITNESS. ae A FIGHTING SOLDIER. | tcteer ctataa iinet on tne ledge of oe AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. rock that commanded the valley ——— pera ree neces About « Missing THIS AFTERNOON. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYS. FUTUR: Ys. a Pass to the warm spring; and there Ys eter. ‘HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts., 612 E ot. nw. HOS. E. WAGGAMAS, ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts, BROS., Auctioneers (CANSON BROS. , AUCTIONEERS, 1 iN 5 . few . N a JUNCANSON a a von aay oy sie Satscomp | Tascrwsme bel just Sxued che of kis i Seeneal dipal opr an GST REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER. R ‘oto Pecneyivaniaave nw. | ID! — p™ “ANH AND D STS. NW. HEY DID SAY BUCK LEWIS WAS Al i‘ cGute didn't hear the bu patie S REAL ESTAT#, BEING HOUSE AND PREM- | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON TWENTY. | EXECUTOR'S AXD TRUSTEES SALE OF DE-| 1 GATE NO Toe ETRE Pe a oie San and of course didn’t hear the bustle they crea unequaled stories, and a gray-haired man in| -ISES' NO. 1585 THIRTY-FIRST STREET, FEET HALE A SOULE Fy BIRABLE CSIMPR, $0. 24 LINDEN PLACE, BETWEEN | ADMINISTRATOR'S QF FURNITURE, fighting man before ever he came to the | away down there in that littlé cluster of adobe | oS noxii ply Sora GEORGETOWN. D. C., AND LOTS ONEITHER| NeW HAMPSHIRE AVENCE BEING HOUSE | THESOUTHWESTCONNEROPTWELFTHARD | _ Sihvets Ont NELETH AND THIRTEENTA gee fort. but he certainly did not look it. He was| houses. But he did hear the bugle call and he | *he smoking compartmen im looked up| _ SIDE THEREOF. ROM HS SWENTY-PIRST STREET NORTE | | T STREETS NORTHEAST BY AUCTION: ne af a certain deed of pe wnbecivess ‘: ‘ as if he could tell tory hi By virtue of «decree of the 81 WEST. Under and by virtue of the last will not undersized especially, but then he war not |Yoused towtady the situation. Hoan, wcom- |asit he could tell story hime if ho wore ,Priranss aarreeet tacumms comtot ihe | oh iilinenay, JUNE 1, at FICE o-cLocK p | oH iekia ace Peatgarsar sees big nor husky, and he did not go around with | motion extending from the adjatant’s o ciently urge: ber, AD, sor in equity cause No.! 1440, wherein | M...1 will offer for ‘sale in front of the premises gut | Public auction, In’ fro that | " . ‘Allen Dodge and othels a Taquare 100, ‘being 90.72 feet front cn sin lowering brow and swinging shoulders and | tlear down (o ee eee Pelosi Go shead with yours,” suggested one of | fr. Dodveand others are defendsata: the aniersisnes | strect bs GNU: to.alley. iinproved as above described clinched fists and the terror-compelling voice | house wes “the old man,” sometimes called the aoe er 4 the entate off # fee aeued or Wee oeibee ear acticin che premises, Farnitare, # piotes one b tote 108, 110 and | THURSDAY. THE TWENTY FIFTH DAT OF MAY, | biankets, Se hurain Carnet, we pair game oni, toe by the guard | 4), i will offer for sale i y er a jose sympathetickind of men who know things | jill offer for sais in front of the premises, the foro m | rere le tos. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctrr. | District of Col ubie to wits’ ‘Columbia, on SATURDAY, the TWENTY. r eae is intuitively. District of = a 11, in 981, fe th Of a bruiser. colonel. p= > si a s ‘ANSON BROS., At 771, 12 equare 8 , ek with a depth | A.D. 180d, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M: | single barrel; one gold watch and chain, one i her slender than otherwise, very | Whether it was simply exereise—one of thoso| “It isn't much,” said the gray-haired man | Sayvki> BAY OF MAY, lst ag FIVE | PUNCANSOS DRiry ti Hf 73.21 feet, with’ a 1U-Loot right of way over adjoin- | ali that certain plece or parce! of land and premises | window sashes, une’ tool chest and ine lots to a 20-foot alley’ Sitaste in the asinine "Terms of sate on exch Lot; One-third cash, balance | bint end'kiewis and dese ek Colum: | one old silver watchs aie 2 ing all of lot ‘sate. _ vee, Ni OLD. sal! ig | freaks commission sometimes develops to catch | modestly. ninety-one (91) feet of lots numbered two hundred. On} Straight, but beardiews and even sallow. His A raid i Aty-one CMD and two handed and Seka ee | FINE BUILDING LOT ON M STREET RETWEEN twoyears, the deferred payments to bes ‘ the soldier napping—or whether = ie i oopaccen! ail kare ore ga x | ‘and eigity-fwo | FINE BUILDING LOT ON M STREET DET Wi two years. the deferred tay | umnbered two hundred and seventers CIs) of Lather | antj-Siet eves had a perpetual laugh in them, for we | (creat the slim warrior up there on the ledge | ine tor the porter ien grate word babe ty. Eko} in Beall addiion to auld Georavtown: Ya tne | | HUH ANP JOTILATRELTS NOKTHWESE | itierest from tte day ofsalenat thetatet Goer cent | Griiiiines andl die tiers eeeaicats ok kas | a - lumbia, ‘and iinproved bye brick resi: | 4 . X; | Per annum. payable semi-annually and secured by | square numbered tem hundred and fo found, before he had mounted guard three| could not determine. But he comforted him-| TY that's all right. Give us su ge. | tance ‘Bist street, NINTH. A. D. 1803, ATFIFTVEN MINUTES PAST | Sced of trast on the preiises sold. or ail cash. at the | guitare the olhcoat tUceereperet | Wa tae © WHAAANS © O0.. Austen. ; . J pot je prescribed eee FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell in front of the premises | Goriheyt ne: Cis iegeaet se ost ae > times. that he could Ieugh when angry as well | self with the reflection that ‘a good soldier | Pica the intuitive person, canhr balance in kwo cael Weaken ehe ao ae tuted | the vast 29 fect front af lot numbered & by the depen | S100 required-at the tiincofhate: Termante becimplica | kohe Reich comma im book 15, page J0.. and | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNT = h it ey less commanded,” and ° b n thereof in square num! 196. with 4 days fi 3 as follows, to wit: Bewinning KE STATE FRONTING 66 10-100 PERT 0) fs hen pleated ony it rr anadvereene na | never docs any imme again and watched the | ,, “Well,” said tho man, straightening up. | Sperrentum per annum tobe secured tecasel of | . fhissonerty frontwom MM stgvet betwaen 15th and | thie executor and trastee reserves, thie Fieit to recall | Aen Hash Meee Pee aes of Landen street Coriu: | SHE NORTH SIDE OF NEW. VONK AVENUE Unfair advantage to take of an adversary. 80 composed himself agait “some years ago, when in a certain section | truston premlses sold, oF all cash at ontion of 1Gth streets northwest and is a fine building lot, the property at therisk and Cost ‘of the defaulting | “«) distant two hundredand eight andverenty- | BETW ‘What made his prowess the more surprising | movement. eta wast ae wea chaser. é + atoption of pur- | “Terme: One-third cash, balanes in ons and two | purchaser or parchasers, "All conveyancing, reeurd. | side of Eisen chee eon hee harem the west | | NORTHWEST. RUNNING was his habit of maging and his easily proved | ‘There was cluster of men about the ord- | of the west fewhigsirg pepe ees cotgabove reat estate will be offered tn bulk, or ae- | Zeer jt Ger cons per sana interest, payable seaat- Tok, Ser at purchaser's cost. cpa ems tee of hires ‘a fect on Lindou street tor Lines | ‘WEE BY nit Rody PoBehe aaintance with tines of life unknown to the | nance room. rt = i? | the proper id, oralicash. at the option of the co err. lace) by a depth northward of sixty-five (G5) feet to " 1 : sequain' Porter. He was a mean fellow and had a way | trustees at the time of sale, if sold in bulk. e deposit | the Hroperty 0014. of 97 S35 wil be required eft my24-dkds Executor and Trustee. | a 10-foot alley leading into and from said Thirteenth | _23,vtue of @ decree 5, 1802, in passed February gauity cause No “ia.30l. Heury Btewart et a ohn Stewart et ai., Sunreine Court, District Loree to epteraieped it ofr tor eeleon Wet rank of the regular army. He had some books | “Must be cartridges,” said Buck Lewis, | Or domineering around that. wasn't pleasant, | of 8000 will be required at time of nale: if sold ‘e . ¥FE Siew, portheaat, Lowether, with, ‘the improvements He was a coward, though, and was afraid of «| snfatatorsaye™ © deposit of 8100 will be required | Of 206, Au con vehw of sale to be complica within | FQATCUTFFE & DARR_Anctioneen Romeen: Consisting of 6 two-story brick dwelling on a little shelf above his bunk, and he had a| pleasantly. “But that may be @ part of the way of addressing Saddler Smith as “Horatio” | old man’s play. I hate these mock affairs. | 14, racing and record! werte cont. | 200 otherwise the right reserved to resell the | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME DWELLING si i NE 8 vENTH. End assuring him that there were more things | There they go to the commissary—getting ra- that met him face to face. One night 1) teen oreais tobe come ee te ates. dens | Proversy at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser DOS SECOND STREET NORTHEAST. nclerigtf sale: One-third of the purchase moner-to | 3. in iruat of the premises onic iat, See Gh, 18 In heaven ard earth than any man in G troop | tions, Lreekon. Well, they aro making it look | ©, Unease nnere Lured and lne Roser | on okearaotesnetratren reserve rahe | or Ave dart aSeeariag gels" fra tm me | tae ag cra decd of Ae ams, bewrng | alent. vance tare tron irerSear Sith | Gog Sve bud sid Fourie (O44), Washoe ever dreamed of. ; like business, anyway. Don't know as I ever | Poy plc i | Sens aa MANDALE HAGN ‘myoi-deds DUNCANSON BROS., Aucta._| fecorded the Tih day of Neptember. A-D- TAO? in | sumaalfy Fa, BEE CeBtum Per annuin, parable semi ; . i palled a gun on him, and at the muzzle of it I ANDALL HAGNER, yeiedads”"ODUNCANSON'BI a the 7th day ot , 2.48 | annually. from! day of sale? seca hy aoed of trae Somecimes, as he sat on the, little, bench in | had the entire force of the fort in review be- | chased him up and down and kicked him from RENRY 8. mAs GSaat Dw G. SLOAN & CO... Auctioncers, Glthe District of Colmbinr ster the undersicned | ThePutehaeeeP ee |eolay Or alljconhy at tbe option of raymen iS a dew front of the quarters, burnishing his carbine | fore. tages, too. Now, | Cneend of thoear to the other, There wero atrEEN oS (Successors to Latimer & Sloan) trustees, will sell at mublic auction. in front of the | the purchaser tthe Ae ater red of | premises sold, and bearing interest at the rate of 6 Gr bafing his buttons, be would wail aline or | for instance, I woul rather lio ‘here with my | ei,eur tea near gg gamer with ne ud 3. HoLpswolf tN MOTO tw. | preinies, on, WEDSESDAL,, FUE “TWENTY. | condine and notarial foes at thacont of ie oasckaser, | crake ANNU. oan eisianutally orl athe c Comer ried arms = em ons “acoroa artes ro panting phmsg rs a midnight, when the porter was about half! my13-aads Gs BALE OF TINWARE, CROCKERY,, STOVES, | PAST FOUK O'CLOCK PM, all that oe tn. piece | Ronnacy or nals ay Beinadelat tine of vale. “Terms of ale to bs complied nance on the words, “The King of kings, and | of it.” A to get even by some underhand method. : RS OCLOCK: wewiil slat public suction tho ens [ef lot uutbered “thirty-one (i), in “Susan | CONSTANTINE Ne WIPER } ach ‘ of lords!” Hes saw the swift forming of the line, know | i ghell it off and tal t afraid, but just Freee ee ee eet ee ae cored North | M Burche's, subdivision’ of” equate mumbered | SCRraehe os aNiLLikwaon, 5 Trasees, pomemanpictewerites |.” ‘And that was why we thought he couldn't| without bearing it that the men were“ counting | tho"tume while the porter was dozing ina seat| Wrens & NIZLIAMS & 00., Auctioneer. | Othiol and tte streets, bene belauce of s0ck of | feven hundred and irtecd (i, ae aid sabiaion ess, 560 5th st: nw. IRVING WILLIAMSON, rasan. fight. fours,” noted the trot through the government | jn4n0™ BEDDING, PLANTS, HANGING BASKETS, &c,, | PAFtY changing business. Snreonrded in the ofice of the surveyor orthe District | | @a-THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED — Ad ‘Dat, then, i wasn't the first time reputation | gate and the gallop 00 000 eee cal ations | lower sarin cat ges tase Geib FOR DECORATION DAY FROM sTuDER’s NUR-| UY” EL GTSLOAN & CO., Aneta, | Wuthinthe fonewing ‘patos asa oupdey 3 Boia oe Sa a viking reeeeuined M. waatnactenonmmmace, ) bad outran e recruit, reaching the fort before | reached, Tet eof We commiad Surely | the other side of the ear. ‘The next morning | on soxpay, mat ieSry NINTH, at HALF. (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, distant ninety-two (2) Tent six (0) inchecnorinward | COMKTANTINE Me Sitetkwsox.t Trustees, | YW EST ECKINGTON LOTS AND FCKINOTON And co G troop Salted for a sign. every available man in. the fort must. be | S20Ut 6 o'clock T was aroused by some one call- | par TEN O'CLOCK A.M.. we shail sell within our OU Eat ow. | froutaxw on sad Si strest eact of ctentean ‘inv rect y | M2eMss __Aaidewsn, B00 thet. mw. __| germa adveiteed today Uy fb WINER, Oe SE. Tt came soon enough,” Maroon, Sheedy, high | mounted and riding down there in the leaders | EST aur drunk ous therein tno smoker” | feametogeerien sos of teddy nse hans | VALCARLE RUTERING TO ox guru SEREET, | SoU cotzand iy aetitecatittat fas | RATCLSEE DARE 8 Ca. avcrioNEK | ndor “Por sle—Lowh eva tivate from the second squad room, had been | dust—carbine in boot. saber at side ands hav-| 7 (iq Rotated fork Intehen cuty wl he thought he — of crackers and dried beef on the sad- Fines should have had a day of leisure. He was ina or rn a » said the i ‘irer, very bad temper and we had long ago learned aiigaen, — sangeet? Baskets, Be, SFORGETO 4 : - 2 ox THU! NE WeO3, AT HALE. | of fifteen fect wide alley, together ‘with ‘the {m- OF VALUABLE REAL Fs HOMAS E, WAGGAMAN, ticking my head through the cur- it WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. pier FIVE OigeK re erest. felth sll in fo at prerenenta thereon, consisting of a frame dwelling CATE DS OIE CIEY OF Wau xor mare | T Teal Metate Auctioneer. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 14074 et n.w. | of the promises lot No. 20, in ‘square No. 107, front. | house. C.. BEING c AND. F fig bO fect on the west wech Hand | Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase to] SQUARE No. md, AND PART OF LOT NO. VALTABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY (Buccemors to Latiner & Sloan.) Reece cee eee oe and | ne paid in cash, and. the telance tm three equal ier Bot ARE NO. G01 BEIN SIREET BETWEES ROUTH. CAPITOL. AN! ymbrance of $2.500 and | stallments, payabie in one, two and three years, with AX HALF STREETS SOUTHWEST. ° “Peace be with you.” he said, softly, releas- to agree with Marcus when the world went | ing one of his hands and wafting a ealute down | "BPO NP: 100 Oo of our iy slued TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. Terms: Subsect to-an ine asre Rr ; 2 ¢ course, = Tw z y <i the e cash, Conveyanci 1 ding at | interest atsix (6) ver centum per annum, payable REET BET W On MONDAY. MAY TWENTY CiNTH. qurial by battle.” But, : Suck | ¥ “‘“Hello,’ said one to me, ‘did you have any | (TION. of sal S . rust upon the, property sold of all cash. pet. Story brick, two frat 7m : fea ie tel of dead when’ ma Duck | eqnyon, qrected io pills of dart that to | goubie wih the portrait oRLARSDNG, ZUNE, Rumer, ea, a prvg | “asian oe | ae eS SE eae AS eta Lewis ew the plank walk from the | they had struck the plain beyond, then started | Fu ie wien pa Ta from of the preinivss, we'wil eell Faricirario! ie afte Pradiis futlor’e nore aad knew Mareus must meet him. | af sight of another pillar of dast jast drifting | |, Qf Cours nok’ I aaid, ‘where is he? si oublic auctici sub lot 48, in square for, Fronting |, O SHOAN & CO. Auctioncorsy 0 Ga ag, | Tha purchase: Te-nia of ale 20,0 complied with | Alfred Richards ch yelled Marcus, bis ter-| into Apache Pass. mow; thought maybe you had matdinchen to sninlles: hanes eh within ten days from day of sale, otherwise the trus- | tees will offer f¢ ‘Get out of my w ye thrown him off the car. ~§ right to resell the property at the risk | the respective. “Terms day of wa’ 7 LEySdgj tes THOS, E. WAGGAMAR, RATCUPPE, DAR & co. AUCTIONEERS | ‘sale at public ‘ines, on FRID, Py ‘ a a ‘ improved by a two-story | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON 0 | tees reserve fi rible front trembling in passion against the/ It was another party, and it was coming up | “put T hadn't, and. then we began to look | eid tna sine ries ons end all modern convent: | “STREET BETWEEN THIRTY-SECOND “AND | and cost of the iting purchaser. BAY OF JUNTA. DING, BEGINS: 820 PENNA. Al ‘very body of the slighter man. the valley. - aa raaee m thet THIRTY-THIKD STREETS, GHEORGHE TOWN. | WILLIAM E. EDMONSTO } trustees, P.M..'in the order namet the following Ny time of fatigue call;and| “Indians—by the Lora!” he cjaculated, and | fT him, and the conductor appeared and he | Boi Ota tactrace the attention of abesiag rad | PY virtue ofa deed of trust t6 us, bearing date CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, described real estate, situate and lying in the city of | ASSIGNEPS ALF OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ‘That was about the 4 r 7 7S . stp couldn't tell us anything, either. Then an idea ion of speculators and | November 26, 1802, and duly recorded in Liber 175 myll-d&ds "Address, 500 3th st, nw. | Washington, District of Columbia, towits First REAL ESTATE, BEING THE THREE-STOR! fore the bugler sounded “assembly’ for | sat upright as his trained eye told him some | Cecurred t : 7 bey, mata moe ee ‘ follo 167 ot seq. , of the land records of the District of parts of fots one (1) and twenty (20) in AND BASEMENT BRICK RESID] wr ‘ard mount the trouble was all over. Buck | marauding band bad given “the old man” a|Cceutredtome. |) coer uecttted coh balance fe ope and two | Columbia, and atthe reqten of the party secured | f#°THE ABOVE SATIS POSTPONED UNTIL | tquare umbere’ avven hundred and thre (70S), | HRUWS STONE BARE Aw THINGS, No. Fenris ‘waa washing bis Bands in the warm| slip, and was riding straight at tho defonseloss | yy. raat ‘minute,’ I said, and I went back to | Tre troperty, orallcanu. -Aderont of 100 required | Sorepy, We will wellas public auction, fy frowt of the | SATURDAY, THE TH'RD DAY OF JUNE, 180, af | joinping for the same at stout on the, wed | Xowriwesd By Mterto, maces spring, and looking down ata tattered pair of | fort. That was serious enough. But an instant ren ged made down for me, | at time of eae, Ali couveyancing and recording at | JUNE” "A. D180 AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK | WILLIAM FE, EDMONSTON, eleven (11) inches north from the southeast corner of ‘Virtue of a deed of axsieminent given tome i - +1 i = and throwing open the curtains, I found my | purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied ‘wit in fit: | PU : LIAM Fgh ae WILLIAMSON, | Trustees. | Said square No, 903 and rumuiur themes Some | 46l¥ recorded in Mber Tri, false St tuners: for he was s very tidy soldier. And later he chilled with something very like fear. | Titans covered "op. cesatontabiy ust oa t he | (e430 GC. GBLUAN'E CO.. | Foct-antthe north His of Outre bere pth at oss | aeede = the west line of ist street elchty-ecven (RP) fort. thine | the land records of the District of Coluable, Im Marcus Sheedy was sitting exhausted on s/ For, truo asa target shot, clear as bugle call, | lerrit“but driven cleat, theeushe We right whore | meee cam ASE ES Re CBr inchee ote Bortrant corner of sald tot So. 0; | Bll ty eubike ancsion a Frontal the ee cracker bex, his limp and useless arms st his | came to his soul the assurance thet this waa| i heart ought to be, was a knife at least | WALT#S & WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. | , Terms of sale: Une third caah, balance in, one, and | J)’ galas ane aanel Sent (oy tncken; Weeeeesonh one antiea Gad aise | BAT OF SURE, ao ign ke sides, his heavy head bent forvard and bari Kid 2 1a | twelve inches long in the blade. FOR DECORATION DAY. payable semi-annually, and securedqpon the property | TRU-TEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | (100) feet two (3) inches to the north line of Ovstrect, | O'CLOCK P.M.” the following-Aescried » real in the problem we all were studying: did} “Not another Injan in Arizone woul "Then I called Ya the crowd. A CHOICE COLLECTION OF BLOOMING AND | wid. or ullcash, at the option of the purckiser, A] REAL ESTATE ON C STREET BETWEEN | thencecast along the north ine of O street twenty- | State and premise, Ivine and being in the city ft happen?” dare——” he began, and was on his feet be- : : = DECORATIVE PLANTS, VIZ. PALMS, P. deposit of 8100 will be required at time of sale. All THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS SOUTH- | seven (27) feet eight (S) inches; thence north twenty- | Of Washington, Distric: of Columbia, to wit: Lots ” After th Lewis took rank about with | fore he knew it. There,” I said, ‘do you seo the hilt of that MTTAMARYELIS, LILIES. HOSES, | conveyancing and recordin at_ purchaser's cost. “If | _ EAST. (ene (21) tect eleven (11) inches and thence east one | Bumbered forty-four (44), forty-five (43). forty-aix After that Buck ae a in the f a knife? I'll give $500 to know where the porter LEAS, RHODODENDRONS, CENFRARIAS, | te sale are not complied with in ten days the | _ By virtue of a decree of the Suprem Court of the | hundred (100) fest to the place of beeinning. and im a first hontenant. He looked down there in tho fort and saw | Ei WOM EME SULeERT OF JOUR MACE: | trunteogrenerte the ricit'toTeael tas propor at the | DRteiersf Celambia made om thelsth dey oF April | | Abd immedistely thereafter pare of ot izumbered Jim Honan came back to the fort eee the lieutenant's wife come tripping down her | ™.. crowd stood aghast fora minute, but TUR SALES ROOM RSEK AgENEE riskand cost of tie defaulting Co ag 3593, in eauity cause No. 0700, in which Tnrael C: | three (3), in. square numoered etx | bundred “and duty with the paymaster, and we thought veranda steps and hurry along the walk to ¥ elai 4 ORTHWI NDA ¥ W. D. SWAN, and others are defendants, the undersigned trustees | On the north or rear line of said lot numbered th would challenge this gay young fellow's right | the captain's house. nobous claimed the $500, and that porter was | NO Ar TWELVE OCLOCK W, Trustees._| will, on MONDAY, the FIFIH DAY OF JUNE, | (3) sixteen feet west from the mortheast corner of por EE a oe ee | FS SS cee bene ae | atte oy ic ee LL ee : D TNUSTERS. SALE OF THAT | fe anit yuilic auton the went twonty-thnee Op | ofan alley arcentenn C15) fc Thane mouth Riven seldom risked his bard-won and long-worn | his speech was lost in impetuous action. Down aR JUNCANSON BROS., Ai NERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM. | feet of sublot numbered six. (6), in square nui (25) feet: thence east seveuteen (17) feet, and then te racore ersony rnarore pom ype | prada ses aemga opens pera A CHOLERA REMEDY, Drocirroexr ecuamatorconsenxonea| PMP saey SEAnre yeRTIET SIC | peared ant ty Ce ner emp Raph ep of De oe Senseo returns. ag, | eam Seow Steichen of rock and, arid sind, | ssaty gud Warming and Saldite Wo Certain "AROLINA AVENUE-AND FOURTH STREET | TEENTH STR. $ T NORTH. | $c ‘the records'of thesurveyor’s office of ‘said | small fraine stable. = being improved by ® |\persunum: peysblesemi-annealie He came from a ride up the valley one day, | throngh chaparral that strove to hold him, till rtalt AST, WITH A FRAME DWELLING UPON IT. Ww 1 STORES ON | District; said lot is improved by a frame dwelling | | Terms of sale, as prescribed by said decree: One- | , All of the above tots will fuck Lewis was sewing a patch on the sieove of | "The pillar of dust had advanced from Apache | From the New York Telegram. itt sel he premises, Yart of LOT, | KTREEPAND TWO VACANT LOTS ON ELTHEL | by vittue of Rent usade by Harriet Read and | reepectively, trom the day of eulc, anil deferced pas: his jacket and sit something about those | Pass, had left the sheep ranch far to the right,| Mr. Lane. an eastern traveler and orientalist, oe 4 once DoE THEREOF. uy ear farriet C. Minor, dated the 10th day of May, 180g, | ments to be renresrnted by the notes of the purchaser inging ; : ve pres der and. by virtue of the power confe ° \ | or purchasers, in 5 dass of old, when knights were bold and barons | had marked a trail across the-har landand had recommends the following treatment for | fy's lange trae deli the "unsdersizned ea tors aut trasices Uy the nat | ers oMerct taid District the eat twenty-three Cay | Per annum, Payable vem ununliy, wnd ta be secured eld their sway, and a lot more stopped there just at the edge of oid | cholera: ‘This isone of the most desirable corners in the | will of the late Elizabeth J. Stone, they will offer for | fect of the said lot, which is also improved by @ frame | by deed of trust on the property sol4.or alll cash at the sae, Soen saad Gy <8 aan eect | ene. i He says while residing in Cairo in 1848, while | parce and. Penneyivanin, Hout | WEDSESDAY. MAY” SHIREY Friter Taue COME. | CMM ROTTS or wasn parcels of realestate will be | Sitired on eechiot at the time of mae’ SAN came pa at the minstrel's head. “It will take them ten minutes to loot the : s ‘ Br7O0 square feet of sro le of | MENCING AT FOUR O'CLOCK PAL, “part of oriet | gold for onesthird of the prrchase price, ineash, aud | cine-and recording at purchaseracot. ee ‘The projectile was heavy enough, and it came | cook house,” said Buck Lewis, as he crept on | Cholera was raging there, ho was informed that with force enough, but the range was bad, and | hands and knees to the cover of the outer | there was an Englishman in a small neighbor | teen a ee ane oe one ag tree | Dhairtct of subdivision and a rare ch sh, balance in one, tw and three ¢ jots Band 11, and all of original lot 12, in square | the residue in two equal payments, for which the pur- |, Terms of sale to be complied with in fifteen in the city” of “Washington,” in the | chase from day of aale. otherwine. the trustecs. ies Saat sr prac Wil Ya sogie hgels | tat yo ne cherie ean st Ae Ke J of lot 9 havit in one and two it beat the wall with a thunderous bump and | buildings. ing village that effected a speedy cure in all | interest, payable sem{-annua ly, and to be ‘secured by | a front on F street of 54.49 feet aud said part offon ing Fat 6 ‘por ceut per | days’ notice in The Evenine Star Sell te the Sees nckilly justan Lewis anncumesl | Haurcied steps were coming toward him. He | “6 “Uw aie seed ofteust on the property sold, orail cash at the | auficald lot 12 having s toral front. ou Lath street of | ieetis Troe aiale bearing interes’ at per cent, pes | Gar JOAN'S: WIL MARTH, iz cases which he had an opportenity of treating. | option of the purchiser. A deposit of $200 will De re- | 65.80 foet, with a depth of 100 to wide. all a all 227 gay! had no arms, and he groaned as he realized the : i » vost 0 dep o wide alley. and all | of trust uton the parcel of ‘property for which said 27 ete | araateee, “My love has golden hatr: sandy ground produced no missile stones. But | The uumber of cases was sixty-two, and many | (areisi jue" sale. Conveyancing, Ac.. St PUr- | (or ee thsoe tloresn Nea 15U7 1350 ond | povensreszven, cr the, rurchaser of purchaser joy Sea eee Atantic baat pooh nmi, eae he ran to the edge of the building. determined | of them were very malignant. ANSON BROS., Auctioncers._| IijI'F stmet” with offre rooms above, atoren, Non. | iii be required cn each pagel at hie fine of Scie | utowas DOWLING & woe memes “Shut up!” roared Honan. “I want to get @/ to pounce on the first savage who thrust his| “I snbsequently learned that his mode of Auchoneera | Ne AMET eRe at Se Te ane ct ha Geet and ptore | and the purchaser or parchasers, will be required to T OS BUD Esk. De. little sleep. oF |uncombed head into view. The shadow | treatment was practiced with equal success in D_ FURNITURE, pep | se, juaproved by the’ lange “oatidine “No.” ai0, | the day of sale, and in default thereot the trustees te | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROM a “Young gentlemen in the military should | served notice. He bounded out, launched like | Spain, Constantinople and India, and was never ENSION | frontinw. 30,70 feet and running back to the alley in | serve the risht to resell the ge THIRTY APCOSD. STRLEL GEORGES learn that the night is made for sleeping, and a catamount, and landed—on the sergeant of | followed by typhus or typhoid fever, which Frout of 25 U7 font and depth of 100 fect tention: aad | Srepokten, eerauieing purchaser. All conveyancing | DG. AT AUCTIO! Z penn the day for singing—and sewing on patches,” | the guard! proved fatal in many cases. When the cholera | yor pry Goons ANIF Ssruuller vacant lot on the south of the house HENRY WISE GARNETT, OCLOCK P.M) we will well. in teone "Se Uae responded Buck Lewis, his smile lighting a it-| ‘That sight angered bim. itself had been subdued by other. means, upon | pe catneitoperty ssttnated im the bert business lo- WYMAN L chet st mL rrustess, | premises, part of ot Sak, square 128, fronting 6 tle, and his steel blue eyes ranging over his} “Are you fellows running away?” he de- applying to him I received the following direc- aii the hotels and street car lines. and ds admirably | myoy-abin es Seodeii building. ‘on Hich or 324 st. bya depth of 84 feet to 34th weapons there on the wall before they lifted to | manded. tions, which I practiced ina few cases which adapted for stores, offices or hotel. = = — ate rOyra BY 8 Food two-story fraine dwelling, Mr. Honan's towermg height. “It's ‘The Kid’ and bis band.” gasped a sol- | occurred in my house and elsewhere, with in- neAt the publicsale we will offer the property in six | RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEERS. — | Sytiaisne G2 "Sno Sad ot ent Taine stable, being Mr. Honan a bo oe bone = dier, tossing one fragment of a frightened look | variable success. advisal i: 5 TRUSTEES’ SALE BY AUCTION OF SEVEN (7) ecers:, ,Qnethird cash. balance in one and. tye wis, his vi ving i re i % The terins of sale, unte ified by the ar SES Nt ra, with interest, Secured by a deed of trust on squared to throw it, but agrant | over his shoulder, then diving into the sage ‘If the patients have not vomited the poi- Bie let Fog Pe pag grogem pe CC eliner med SO ea relar Socata ae Here thal cgehs at the ortion “of the purchaser tongue still loitering along the lines— brush again. sonous matter which is characteristic of the 0 ¥ fourth in cash and the residue in three equal install: | By iis ek aaa ‘you know the women are down thore | disease, and which resembles rice water, give ‘ ments at one, two trust duly recorded in Liber No. facing and recording at cost of purchaser. three years, for which sball | 1601, folio Ii 6t seq... of the land records of the Di aA THOMAS DOWLIN« ‘Thouch aeath be nigh? he pursued. He was growing pereepti- | a tablespoonful powdered mustard in a tumbler ie “AT AUCTION. be itven thi purchaser ‘bearing interest | trict bf Columbia, and at the request of the parties se- | _™322-d&as Auctioneers, T live for love. and die— bly calmer. In the added demand for fighting | of cold water as an emetic. After vomiting, | O7 THU ESPAY JUNE FIRST. 1803. AT. sanitmhamalic’ trees tes 6 Cared thereby re will rel et anction, tn front of che (PuOMAS DOWLING & SON, AUCTIONEERS, with prolonged dwells on the verbs—reached | men his spirits lifted and he trod on the bor-| whether produced by the disease or the above | the south halt, Hoon’ Dy a depths ee Abewe 1a) | Of trust. to the satisfaction of tlie unde t IVE K P.M. the following Seer ow. diaition to | roverty sold, or all cash, at the option of the pare tush ‘A “deposit” of" $1,000) on each bid | city of Washington, in the up gently and fingered the hilt of his saber. | ders of gasety. ‘I'm going in there to take | means, within afew minutes give a winogiassful | feet. of lot 18 atty and Hawk It was « challenge read instantly, and he had | care of them. "If you fellers aro white, you'll = of brandy, with ton grains of capsicum, p vip See CT ied 6 accepted it as became a swordsman. They were | But his words were lost in the sultry air, and | dered (cayenne pepper), stirred np in it.’ This | streets, and improved by a two-story and attic brick | accented. r frons to front in the middle of the room. They | he went on alone. generally produces almost immediate relief, and | ell Bel oe | Ff sale, otherwise the | ofaguary numbered 742, a per plat recorded in Uber | pitrict or Gohimmbin, wearing date the mineeecaeh i “Anights of old” them-| “Gar young people," he muttered, ‘‘and the | Sithia au hour sest’ perepiratina aud clocp’ Ia | ,.tefmsof sale: One-third cash, th ne in two | Badersiened r jo resell, after notice | 10, folio Ge, of the recone of the survesors aftce of | District, or Colum were in such earnest as ‘“‘knig] ‘Gay young people, L, 0 . perspi yp. In | equel payments at on deferred | bY. public ‘their discretion, at the | the District of Columbia, together with all the im- selves could hardiy have surpassed. They were | government pays them $13 a month!” That | a few cases it was found necessary to give half | payments to be secured by the pu cost of the defaniting vurchaser, "All costs of’ co: 14416, fighting with weapons made for mortal combat. | reminded him of the barrack room ballad, and | a dose of the brandy and capsicum after half an | Hotes. ‘bearing (1 ver cent ‘interest, ante sven at the offices of the undersisned. where | taluine situate and peing in the | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED will "het required “whem he Bid | fnown and diingitaned ae lots 10,17 18-19, 30. ot | REALESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 526 OP site, to be ‘complied | and 23, ia Willium If, Doherty's. subdivision of FIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST. joeke et are defendants, I erty wold, oF ‘And for what? For nothing. One was | he tried his voice, finding it good: hour or more. A second half dose was never | aitcash, at the option of th: purchuser:converancing | frther information will be xiven and proposals for | \“Terins of sale: Purchaser to trust of front of the premises, at the timn hereinafter bained, piqued and angry at bemg defied; one was eae saeiee easdeeners reqiuired, but. should it be required it may bo | andtersrdins at narchasar cost Terns’ tobe cons | Purcinonatgtivate ale will bererctved™ sa torn five years fromm May 11 1802 “Tuten sets | Hef lowans, waunae, unread property, fo wit, resolute against tyranny. But both were reck- ‘Yes. I think you'd make a sold given. No other fluid should be drank before | $109 nuuired at tneci eaten) wee A deposit of eee STON: Exee Sitice SOD Stn se: nw. | Snitially balk nce ee ea: Pigaule semi: | FIVE O'CLOCK P.M... the south halt of lot 7. square less and prodigal, as becomes a soldier fed on Yes, I think you'd make « soldier— recovering. To accelerate convalescence it has | *™ CATHERINE BOHRER, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Execntor and Trustes, house wil be required of the purchaser at thetimne of | 90: fronting twenty-four fect four inches on the east tho air of the mountains and fanned by dan- Seles been suggested that fifteen drops of mixture of : Executrix of Georee A. Bohrer, ae AQticn W7 Fat, nie, | ale. Aliconveyancing, recording and notarial fovs | Mhfoot wide alley: inproved Ua Tecmone preme ger. and it brought back his spirit of daring. the spirits of ammonia aud sulphuric ether in| _™271&de___ ae Stee OSES = —- SopHSd with within to nape! Freee fa oe eae | dwelling containing n-ne rooms with water and Ras, Tt was no stage clashing of steel on stecl. It| As he passed the open space between the bar- | equal parts may be advantageously given three | [JNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE ny VII G_SLOAN & CO., mccessors to Latimer & | otherwise Te triste Neer ay ok tales | bein premises No. 520 Ath street southeast, was the swift advance, the light retreat, the| racks and the orderly room smoke pushed | or four times during the following day. The | omca Ng “in Seu e e ee aee Sloan, Auctioneers, 1407 G st. n.w. Property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- | give” Gio We ts reer iE gy 4 thrust, the guard, the feint, the fierce right | through the roof of the cook house, and he | above quantity of capsicum and brandy is for | bis and to me directed, T willsell at public sale for 6 SALE OF ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE |! wrEttaM D. FASTERDAY? paidin cash, and the residue in three equal instali- fut tilt we slight men, packed between. the | knew that “The Kid” had fed. A barking dog |an adult patient suffering a severe attack: in | cin {ront of the court house door of said Disteiet REST. ARD B-PORTER AND WILLIS. WARDEMARS'] Trosteen, | Ronis. ets cle, Sod cee Tonthe, respect windows. forgot to breathe, and lived alone | at the post surgeon's quarters told they had | other cases two-thirds or half that quantity may | {dod ap TWELVE OCT OOK ME ettae rene wine EON | _myOzdads “G8 Fetnw. | Pivttne pristine of payne all site aeaeer shail with — eves. ‘i bar = parade ground and were on a tour | sufiice, as I have proven by experience.” claith, interest and eetate in and to. the followin de- .. JPUNCANSON BROS. Auctioncors a mate do — “fhe Gore nct 9° jim Honan's wrist was bleeding. There was rarer see ined foana ch ‘Tot 10, sauare " . Ty. cured by the retaining of thetitie ust the, save iy rent in the tight blue flannel that covered his| Ho struck into an area at the side of the cap- A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY. 42, city of Washington, District of Columpta,. to- BET IRED, PRORATED ARCE | LARD ABATE” DALOR AND Te RoE Raid in full, or if the purchaser ‘howd pretera dad = gether with a right of way over the aforesaid nile: {ORDED IN WILLS BOOK 30, FOLIO DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AND CONTAINING | then the deferred payments of the money are to be thigh—a rent which marked a partial failure of | tain’s house, hammered on a door and informed hie parry. There was tonch upon his fore-| all auditors that heknewabank—he knewabank | two Noble-Hearted Girls Who Faced the aujan‘alniular-the tnirovenents —— TSN) ACKES MORE. OF LESS. sera by feed of rust on the . “Aaepostt heal, whore the red blood looked out batwould | —he knew a bank whereon the wild thyme Coo csipive lang sah aie? Sakic sodota tmnt tad te Te tart | abe tvechecerege dies tet, dad tam | Sad recordar cen ae PROFESSIONAL. . grew. ir favor of Charien a, Keane! ant ene reali | fata records at the Disteiet ot Cy an Rito} 5. Trustee, = — nos Sovpere was the heavy tramp of s spurred | "The women were there in an inner room, and | ?fom the Detroit Free Prees, . “Paictix, trading a8 Arundel & Fairiax. a i a a a Fontaivvutiine. | PROF, CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISNED They were tisters, these two, at the moment | DANIEL M. HANSDELIn U.S. Marshal D.C. | GierebyrTaiitsett at Tabine auction, iaveontot ane | secured thereby, we will cell at public auctom os the SON BROSDAadionces | A, ta vertiaing clairvoyant, sstrolorer and median tm boot down the porch outside, and we knew | they blessed every hair of his sunny head as he : . RATCLIFFE, DARE &CO., Auctioneers. premises, on TUESDAY, THE, SIXTEENTH DAY nises. on THURSDAY, the FIKST DAY. OF | [)UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. “the old man” was coming. strode through the ball with a laugh in his eye | in awful peril, and they were alone in the house | “Ayiuiescitiaess DEMAY INN, a FOC ROCLOCRT Mall therteyt, | TUNE: 1 at FOUR O'CLOCK FM. the following = : hs a pegisary. phe db in thei it fitle andinterest of Richard B. Porter ‘ant David E: | described property, situate in the county of Washing. | YALTABLE PROPERTY CORNER OF MARYLAND “*Tention—officer of the day!” called the | and a word of good cheer an ee in their extremity. Porter in the following des-ribed real estate situate in | ton. District of Columbia, to wit: All that cert AVENUE AND FOURTH STREETS NORTH. orderly, throwing open the door of the squad | _ He fingered the arms that hung in the hall. | «tfere,” said the elder one, handing her me EAST. AND AT CORNER OF FOURTH AND NORTHEAST TO CLOSE AN ityof Washington, District of Colgmbla, to wit: | piece or parcel of land otal and premises kvown and dis-| Stag jeCeney all of lot numbered one (1), PRTATE. . Ofty-eicht | tineuished room just across the hall. He would be here | There was a gun that he joyed to handle. with a a ty bea of lots numbered fifty-seven. ( ister a deadly looking dirk, “isa knife. Be- Stata GAand fifty-nine (: din Hopkins’ et moment and all discipline demanded a! magazine full andeveryrivetchining. There was | “** iss T, HAVE 7 y ‘ignof certain tracts.of | on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOO! “3 polos = . a sword that was fit for aking. and he buakled | think you, you can use it? piOOMS AND ALL MODERN ItPROVEME ST! | OF orsin eauare numbered ono, Randgad ang eleven | te alana ta Nae las tocorded ta Liber tan, | FlRSt, A.D. AN at FICE ONCLOCK, Twi wel Bat the sound might as well have been the | it on him, announcing ina steady tone and au-| “I bethink moIcan,” replied the younger | yo 15s} follodsy ot seq. ons of the land records of | #3 of the records of the surveyor of the District of Shepherd, folio 143, of the records of the survey- a, Fang Ey a4 tap of an oak leaf on the roof as far as Buck | dible: eet girl with chattering teeth; “but, ob, Colesto, is | th uiubia, we will ell in front of the Columbia, with thy Gane VP geen essen enka: Cece hae come mak thks hainors bon $5 thouyh) feet. and contatntag 1,511.08 square feet, Lewis was concerned. He was pushing the| “It is aswork of Spain, the icebrook’s tem-| thero no way but this?” 5 ON THE SAME DAY, ‘AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, | paid in three equal installments, respectively mone, | HyMToVed by 8 Fame awellime, | fight, his left hand clasped on his back, his | per,” then swung wide the front door and strode | "Sy, ‘hag rend «“Virginius.” that certa Iwill sell ar publle auction, tn front of the wremiwe, | two and tice. years secured Uy Ged of trustcn the | gehd St WALE EAST FINE O'CLOCK on the sarae ;ht foot advanced, his blade dashing a better | out on the porch. NS ee uate in the clty of Washingt n, District of Columbia, | all tite richt, title and interest of Richard Borat er oe Te Cont ee a eae aT UaY, | Sd feet 7 inches front by the depth terest. ut all mel gor npc ee Slam perersarienlbaer cr . “None: methinks [ hear him move.” ani known and distinguished a+ and being part f| and David F. Porter in the followins described real | at the rate of G per cent per annum until paid. or all | Of ote and fe Bs preverty frouts | oe — bedience to his resolute will with every minaio | | They saw him.” They were elastered—more | ‘.S to‘; "io in atrugsling io escape.” Sritpal Tot numbered evan, Ch) in, square ume | sate one 0, the esi of Washinnton, District of | cama ive cetion ofthe purchaner, A depot 62 $200 | fer Vinci on wetie Watract an ti Seertn dikse | NPE, RAPHAEL. CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROI n a dozen strong—on the eurgeon’s veranda, heroes Qered six hundred and sixteen (O16), beg ning for | Columbia, to w & ped when he 19 st, and will make a sy slot for ‘born wiih ay cas | ertine the fine on his citting Som oor and | “Open the cellar door cautiously. T have | HTL tn yng ett tthe qetintetre” | | All of Iotenumberedfourteen (14), Afveen (15). stx- | Sale fo be closed in Sificen cays from day ofenie, | spt, tnd will makes splendid plot for building. |” | 2 omiet, Born wiih, caul sues matnes and Jordy Hoan. catching the first opportunity, aban | ne the curtains aud books would not burn. | olled the hinges. I will stand here and hold | ner of said iot numbered 11 and running thencesouth | {6°8,(20), reventeen (17) and elghtern 1e)-tncluatve, | othervine the eronerty, willbe retold at the riak and | ene‘Dalanes in cne and two fears ar Gper peut fet | heros love, business or health She won't dupe veg. doned his guard and retired to his corner. z a " the light. Courage, brave gitl! Hist! Iean | sng Iststrect 17 feet, thence east 100 fect, thence | 1%, Nemuel Davidson's sublivision Of 1308 tn eer? | co te ee oe teed at panes | amt Payable semi-anacally: and’ to be | With worthiews charms. 102 st. u-w-, loom 10. jood thing for you,” he growled, for an | They saw him and charged. Two went down. ee atin horth 17 fevt and thence west 100 feet to the place of ered One end sixty sls (100) 28 Der las | ee pete De Secured by of trast on the cand arose Irishman's tongue isnever vanquished. Lewis | bus the rest came on. They knew the strength | bear bim stir. dexiuning, tozether with the iinvrovements. ways | Of the omice of the aurrerorat the District of Colum BEAINARD I. WARNER, carhiat the optign of the purchaser. "A Gepwnit of 6500 forsee pint tap ten mr api of the fort, and they had seen it go galloping | ,, “NO¥ may the fates defend us,” whispered | easements, rights, privi'eves and aypurterances 19 | Sia\"eithrahe iapovements thereon. myl5-lkde LOUIS P. WINE, et Trustees. Nill be requirad'on eactt piece of property at tne of role gge Cop ee ee ae ee » the girl with the knife, and save me from a | "Meena Gueitisnd of the purchase money a cash, | y<hermsof sale om each 1:f are: One-third cash, the | 7,7 Cy lee Dana & O0./ AUCTIONEERS | Ure Sounital ene a’ heme uaaere cot, Terns ‘igo down to the hay corral with you, Jim, |. Fire was seen rising frofn the roof of the cook | desth ignoble. What vital part shall I strike, | palance in cnc ani two years at Ger cent per annum | Bulnnce ap one Foar from day of sale, with tntareat R < ay: ii Fight Fecerred to resell the properiy at the risk and interest, pavable semi-annually. and to be Secured UY | Oo ntieg of the ¢ it to him in the neck, sister. But soft, | &4¢e4 of trust on the property sold, or all.cash, at the | Quirnd.ta be arcured by dow! of trust on the Proper’ is yonder light the jocund orb of day, and has | Saumeg aectrgnane” datemawit,of $200 will be | sole or all any at the option of the ‘wurehaaar. -K- or pnrchasers © | TRUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED RFAL Es: Seat of defauiting vurchaser after five dave! adv oF pare eee WILSON STREET NEAR LENDER ELE | Heement of such Tesalc in some newspaper published and argue this out.” house, red flame was showing in the surgeon's IN THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY SUB: | 12 Washington, D.C. He found no response and had but time to| windows, and a chattering frantic band of a at ior Apahes w: him. orb sale. Conveyancing, Xe. at pur- | fapgsit of one hundred dollars (8100) will, be DIVISION, BY AUCTION. JOHN B. LARNER, medium; life viven from cradie to stand at “attention” as the officer of the day| Apshos wae upon him. | inst them, | te ight fated into morrow?” ae Ghasets cont Ternie to tw complied with ih Alec ahead on each lt at Tre mot ale. fers "tobe pBrrirtueoté decree of the Supreme, Court of the | Attorper for the estate of Eustis H, Mad, deceased. | 00 7, Has removed to 0 Md. ave. * er “What" i ow ardex a ‘omen be. | _ “Nay, that is tne electric light on the corner | the property at the risk aud cost of defaniting our- | Complfed with in fifteen days from day of sale. other. | District of Colambia.passed n day of May, eo pees the door. Ce What's the -matier with your forehead, | how he guarded that door and the women be- | quit" bay just howed ite. Lorde see coee on | sheairaies heat ditariyataccent ct detuulting eur: | Sitlthe uatentenettta the Ticht toe hapeat: | BiviNiy in Pauitp" cause Nar tases dvcket Mt | > qacuteFE DARN & GO AUCHIOSEERS ne on. Honan?" asked “the old man,” for his swift | bind it, how he laughed when his gun was | Which has J its go now to | chaser after five days advertisement of such resale in | Trey at the isi and cost of defaulting purchaser. All rmplainant anit Charles E + AUCTION ROY TELLS TH § aah cxscoeatoon aenaty ead nothing bat steel was between bin | Kill him. Yes, I havo said it, to. ick-kill him! npatshed ta, Wastungten. D.C. | Souenyancing, recording. &-, at the cost of tus pur- | Prentiasetal/are defondanta, the vindersienel rus 20 PALAVe. NW. brings sebepnied: comets love or tuck Scratched it, sir,” replied the soldier, forhe | and them, what magic hedged him about and | , The brave, heroic, beautiful girl plunged | _my25-cod CHAS. BBATLEY,"5 Trustees | chaser. pres ¢, LANCASTER, Trustee, Promises, an MONDAYS. MAY TWENTE eee? | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED ‘st. Sittinie, abe. Hours, 10te% al. orgs i tarned their bullets away—all these are the | down the stairs into the opaque semi-darkness, | (>NEAL & LUNT, AUCTIONEER, | myisaade + MANCASTEMAST st't.w, | 1803. at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following de-| REAL CESTATE ON NINTH STREET. Bi . om . Rio We th and ina moment a terrific shrick—Ceieste at | OQ’ : eM toxandria, Va. a scribed real estate situate in the county of Washing. | LW T STREET AND FLORIDA AVEN: Pick up these things, men, and keep your | Wonders of the Kio Verde even unto this day. | and ins moment & erritie shtick Celeste at ea-THE ABOVE SALH Id POSTPONED TO MAY | tepned Deere oe ee ene | _SORTHWEST BY AUCTION: DME BROOKE THLLS ALL THE EveNTs oF eg cee enemas SEN FO er eacaeeteek Lavo Theasaht ccc [OS TRUSTEES’ GALE OF, QPORSUM NOSE” ON | TET SALES WNNCasTER trustee, | bersiuinewern CO tbes Home eymoce HU” | ees a tanta, of trom aly recorded tn Libs | men. Ste. wach, Hour. Oa. mt Op ma SOEs at vecdeuced . Thr aR q ht ee : , yihasas LES PR. Trustee. S owe Now Wire, at folloda7 one as a es aoe eee eee the mente he coat |. ‘“Are ¥ou bringing him up?” naked the girl at | By virtue oft esrtammdeatot trust executed. to the ae astee._ | division of the farm of John A Smith asthe said sub- | of the District of Cottunbla and a: the Tequest of tie | between ist and North Capitol sts. aw. _my20-1n" division was made by the surveyor of W In the moment of that visit Buck Lewis re- eof the butomae Miniiue and’ Ate | QUANCERY { the head of the cellar stair: in @ voice alike on | Wdersivned trust ‘ashington | Party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will | JJOSTON CABINET VAPOK BATHS. NTH 19 3 ‘ : | ; array Sa ts accede i ndersined trustees of the Potomac Mining and Re. TALL. cos county and now appeare of tn his office with le by public auction, in front of the prem hu and Swedish movement gained his steady temper, and he dropped his | only see Buck Lewis, alone an hotinien nction Company, dated the ith day of May, 1AO0, | \/ TATE. CONE the fmprovenenta, Ke. : DAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF JU: SD | WALCOTT, bush 1: ‘Open Sunday. saber in ita scabbard again. But he could not | succor: could only rush likes demon at the | "re, by hand,” camo the ghostly whisper. | Si brisce withamruarmrv etal aetuccoakeres | ADJOINING. Term of sale: “One-third cash, balance in_ six (6) BAN PAG HUE Bate Se eat | WARS eaten : forego applying the lesson. head of his men; co aving been made » vi 0 of adect - 7 and twelve months from date of sale, for whic the | lowihg described real estate. situate iuthec'ty of Wash- | — —— gars ake yr 2 eee me | PENNER Silteron Beat ee rasm geet a, | Riterot the purchaser, hearin’ {ntevegt at the rate of | incton, Distieeg" Columbia: towit™ All that certain | PES, EY NEWMAN, CLAIRVOYANT, MAG. Court, D-C., the undersigned wil offer. for | OPEr cent per annum trom the day of sale, payable | Piece or parcel of land and premises known and dis etic and massauy trettmenits given, can be com only follow with oaths * y t the partis secured thereby, “Don't try to turn day into night in the | that beaten band as it fled to the hay corral for | q Fhe next moment he was dropped on the esienel rene teeter in dened Phy | Save army, Jim,” he remarked, as he threaded his | its horses—fled into the arias of the furion® | each’ other's arms, while shriek after sbrick | DAY OF MAY. TAS, AUELEVEN O.CLO vin | sale on SUESDAY, HE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, | agintannualiy: cr all cach at the cpfion af the pur. | iauished as tod brine a yart af fot numbered three | ated at ber pariors, 813 21th at... needle anew. “According to general orders, | captain, who had lashed us lighter ost | clove the purple distance of the night. of the MAA HOUSE in the 1893, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the prem: | ¢ opoutt of $100 required iat the time of | (. in square nambere’ three hundred and ninety- | 7 Geary FOWLER, THE WI ‘taps’ don’t come for hours aud hours yet.” | the valley, straight at that double column of | ©? the purple 1 ight. , iit odiee ioe Sata netiicnastion sites | bos deocrtbsed real eutate, to wit; gale Topmsto be com tied with iu ftoon aay frogy | Hhren (idkh, and being described ae foliowe: Bocinwing | J OTTIE FOWLER. TIP. wi hat Buck Lewis flame. — ey had murdered a mouse, ler, that tract of land once owned by the ‘AL LOTS FOUR (4) AND FIVE | the day of sale, otherwise T reserve the right to resell | for the sameat a viut on ihe Hoe of wth at. west bastnenend tramoe tex ym, alec mansage Ph eee ne en otek Pie REE cok aware Bane ay pat Lib “OT EERDACK,” called "Ovonsitay E HUNDEED AND FLPTY- | the troperty af the risk and com of the defaulting | one bundred spd forts’ (140) ieet. north from che | Sreatuants, weary pea ie 0 regiment. I id ay containing 1,0°%4 acres, ‘more 01 located chaser, Weyancing, recording, outhwestern corner of said square and thenee run. | ence book ‘Death. GE coeae we tide’ ven from Mies oc tens.) Ol ours ‘The kid” always gets away. Obliging. in Prince William County: fronting on tre Potomac | _ Beginning at the southeast corner of said lot 5, ana | Purchaser's cost. ping north along the said street twenty (20) feet, | OBIY at 1 ak i: From Truth. iver about yuiles and aantico ‘abot ning thence north on 10th st. 45 feet 11 inches; a FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee, thence east to the eastern or rear line of said lot, | 7a, ble in Bis presence or anvthing like that. | Bu: he went alone and he never drew rein til | eT TMT aaa tik gtarting out in thie rain, | Emde aah hneonet bea seoad aeeiiing nomena | tunmee ett BT ter Tiathdettthcd weath ape TL | _mr17-dkads Withee nw. | thence south twenty” (30). Seet ‘along reat jineand | ‘PHE HOKSFORD | LECT! ? When a soldier man,however formidable, wants | he bathed his feet in the Gila river. at ih " jidings ant otherwise. ‘The soll. is excellent, nd thence east O1 feet 7 | Ty OUSE NO. 1538 MADISON STREET. | naan taser wht Migeet and the place of becin- | ventive to discus. Aled facial ‘steaming and thes- fight he can always get it. Thatis what re-| ‘And he'll gever come back any more,” said | and I hate to borrow your umbrelia. upward of 400 acres of the tract are cleared and the tovether witha nicht | F{OUSE No. N STREET. Bing, toxether witiy all the easements, nereditameuts | Torts, 10 gllsemen 4 roa eruiting officers are for. But we respected | the captain as the women, reading of hisrarages | Bara eee old man; I'll keop | Feria of nale: Onetourth of tie Turchase, money Beduining ta print | pie Yates of authori ARSE, Tea Twill offer tos | Terabe Gunthiea TERR ET PME. DRFAMER, THE oNLY We always | ‘d i is - | do" there on the Mexican side, trembled ans i y: cash and the balance in three equal installments, pay- | in the east lin: , at a point Gd feet 1 ‘publi: ~ +, ST. will offer for ‘erms: One-third to be paid in cash, the residue in Ene m tr ore deny eslear at trontctdeies oa] pretsiar sy able at wiz, twelve and eleiitecns months. from. day. of | inch south of the northeast corzr¥ of suid lot hve vubiie auction in front of ihe premises, two equal installments ‘at one (1) and two ¢ Baste ont Coren csiratectne Pears | all events of lite. bats with the general belief that he would be | thought of the day when Buck Lewis stood be- ning th went NI feet 7 iuches: thence OCLC PM erat aatimeton. D.C; | from, the day of ‘sale, with notes of the purchaser | Say" T0u-m-toSi.1n- 1908 Lath " le, respectively, secured by interest-bearing notes | and rt : ite didn’t lock for trouble: & Smee there nhy Like @ Aghting man, even in tea oftrust onthe land, with rach trovjeignyan | mirth deet fines; thence rast OU dovt <inchen'ts | 6 Lor We, 86 if square No OLN We aegee af a | pAPGRN ekenea any held deer ame era, He didn't lool jor trouble; but if ever And that’s why I hke a fi; 1, evel o o insurance of buiidings and protection of timber ideast line of said lot five (5), an ence south 2 | 15 “The lot has aw i} a e de] of ‘able semi-annually, 91 pents to. 5 nt th - ~ propel t 61 3 to the place of b ning. renty-foot front, runs back with | Secured by deed of trust upon the premises sold. o tronble came hunting for him it fonnd him. | the army. LeRoy Anustaoxa. Tithe unlersiened. => 2 PMA AS MAY seem DOPE | Fe of ales One-third ea one-third in one | tat width inciy-five feet to ‘an ‘alley, amd is im | alivanh. at the option ot the purchams. A deywait of MANICUR) ‘And so it happened that Corporal Quinn went —_~-+0-— 100 further tavormation toe made to | zearana one-third int ars: nyten foe sven for | PERTOLUY # Uro-story bic Awol 200 willbe reguivet ae the! tine of pate, Terme ty | ———_——_——— = up to the hospital, one a day, and trovbied the Diphtheria Polson From Apples. the underaisned or to 0. ¥ satrtax | deferred nayments, eectred by deed of trust upop the | cash and the residue in two equal installments ef ee | sale, otherwise the trustess resatee theeient tonal | MPADAME EATN, MANICURE AND CHIROFOD- PS eanemnar agg nee bem mgllor sealer n| Saree a oy EB . pnnfgemay | ML: egnijper annum until paid, parable semi-ennnally, oF | {htersat at G per Cont Fer saute, Pepsin eeeabaes | cheerehier hasan eee aac Te aera ane Par : - or two; and Billy Kensel, who maintained a| Attention isealled to the fact that apples - Pe JA, glloash. at the option of the pu dxcalete bg | Rually. “The deferred payments tobe secured by. the | Puldished in Washington. D.C. Allconveyameltucs Pee s fugitive resort just off the reservation, took | stored in cellars or elsewhere are invariably u _iecsburx. ys x Somplied with within, ten days; or premises to he re. | DUFchaser’s notes and a deed of trust on the property; | Cording, &c., at purchaser's cost. to his bed and Jay there till his ribs were bet- 3 visible, ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO.. Auct Ts. Sold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. Ccn- in cash,at the purchaser's option, Taxes adjusted JOH SWORMS c ter: and Monte Joe, who haunted the fort for a | Covered with mold or mildew—often invisible, R ‘O00 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. | yosancing at purchasers co Deer ce ay of sale. Advponit of $100 will te required at | my24-d&ds TRVIN “b. tn GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. . paki Ps #20 arch a : mivevancing and recording a 7 time after pay day. shook hands rather awk- | but just as real. This mold consists mostly of ‘Socy Vatiinre emieaoves ee EDWARD AC NEWMAN, Trostegsg, | Burchawer'vcost, che terme ofvaaio are tet come | RATCLIFFE, DAKE & CO. Av Epps:s C wardly, his right arm being composed in clay | microscopic plants, including erous species FOR ADVERTISING IN AT THE CORN ay OF RIGHTEEN TH STREET JACKSON H. RALSTON, Trustee, Peete ears Sitar aale Si F roperty will 20 PENNA. AVE. NW. s*s Locoa, on account of a pistol wound. | of fungi, ail of which are more or less poison- sNorone = = aiySkAbs: .0.G: SUDAN E 00o oe Ghaser. A good title i certified by ‘the Columbia | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF AN ATTRACTIVE. THRER- BREAKFAST, But we didn’t really prize the man till that | 44. Physicians say they have traced cases of I (i eens @ «| p02, HHURSDAY, JUNE FIRST, at HALF-PAST sae aren etn ae aise Tht! NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE CITY. | “By athorouch knowledeeof thenstural lawawhich time when “Tho Kid "swept terror into the fort. | diphtheria in children to the use of moldy t Vewiiy AR 3 | ERE OGLOCK Mt. wo wilt seit by pubite auction, | Jp aTCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTS WALTER B. WILLIAMS & U0., ‘Nucl BEING PREMISES NO. 1802 KR STAEET | govern the operations of sud nuteaion and oy You know “The Kid." The © gaxest | ples. Mothers are inthe habit of giving ‘SUB'LOTS 122 AND 123, TRUST ALE BY AUCTION OF Frame | —™S11&ds menviaiabrigny tt solected Conte Me: Foprs hace ea weal fast bandit that ever warmed # stolen saddle. |jittue children apples to play with and the SQUAKE 152, SP STREET NOR of a deed of trast dated the tenth (10th) | Satver with e delicately Ravored bevsrast © 2. uae 5 By or 18th street witha! — BOY Hf BE- | (PRUSTEFS’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | ads’ of December A” Dr ial sad daly ee ND 2ND STREETS WEST There is the bloodiest robber and most | babies try to eat them. In such cases the DECAUSE WP 18 THE FAMILY | Each lot fronting 21.73 foot merciless murderer that ever harried the por- | Pubic’ IT 0°. o"C Terai removed. from the pth of f iss der with bis midnight rides, And there is the | {opies, y 3 KEAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSE AND PREM- ve land \° ol coro ue mnaey Raewy Coctery Wem. SO eee fi tr) PRES h ttn ant ean Gottnattts | URES, NO. SOL FoWISeH Plage NOMI: | R'WMfatSeToui iit Se mean mil mat | ewhwresh wesc fay ah comet ‘his property is rewarded as among the most desirable wherein ‘at " Seta vabohic ction, in frontof the p a ERY P . wherelt therine JE. ¥ of ortitte Of a dond of trust bearing date th: Ay Tt s1 POF It Sist every tendency to. “fsease. Hundreds ‘i t the corner of y virtue PAPER OF THE CITY, BEING | Orecon avenue, making a total frontaxe of 43.50 fest. | Droplet of O TAKEN AND READ I EV day i ct h a of surtie: slipperiest rascai that ever fled from vengeance, Ls HOME, BY PRETTY NEhn| So nplainant, and Jo int, ot al ober, A. D. 1801, and duly recorded aa as a Maiadies are flosting sround we ready to attack whor s= re <a OMe, RE uuc eine surrounded by many costly private rest- | fondants, the undersigned trustees will offer fo = sand duly recorded among the DCK P.M, all. that “ ee “A Long Story Boiled Down." EVERYBODY, AND ESPECIALLY | dence by pnblie anetic Joan, Han gf the, District of Columbia, in Liber | iand and premises oo, SS A seh in fr nt of th DAY. OF fatal shait by keeping ourwelves well forts pure blood end | Properly nourished frame.” 1" Service Gazette, Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only situate in the city of ington, | ae per plat recorded in 14 suey “i * tn half-pound tins by Grocers, labeled thus: hown and distingutsbed anand | records of the surveys MES EPPS jomeropathic Chemists, Toa: ed cine hundred and twenty-six (30) | and the rieht of way for alley purposes ores ‘eheeae | 24% arr He had abandoned the up-country several years ago and we had not been troubled by him, but so well was his character of ranger established that we were not surprised when, ‘one week after having devastated a valley in ‘Terms: One-third cash, belance in one and two | Da¥. THE SIXTY D: and being lot (126) of Brainard H. parcel of | square numbered one hn From Life. ° preuuises, on TUES: | U2, foilo 125et sea. we will Sell ae o BY THOSE HAVING MONEY TO] years. the : a ie deferred pay! Fo, An Ds 503. AT | in front of the preintees, on SAT testo be secured by deed AST Ful SPEND. Of trust on the premiscs s0l secured by deed | HALE-PAST FOUR "CLOCK P. old and bear interest at the | described real estate and premises, 1 Fate of per ont per anniun fromthe day of sale: | the cigrt Wachinutom, District! Col to wit: | land om prenion payablesemi-annually, or the purchaser way pay all | Ail of lot numbered three in square numbered | District of Col CU St the perchase momey'in cath at Ws ortion. A de- | fre hunired and sixtecceven (305), Kectuntne tee tee | ei ) BECAUSE IT 1S PUBLISHED AT AN | posit of $200 required at the tine, of sale. Terias ro | fue undrediand stxts seven (3). beginning for the | being lot namnbe ro: DAY, TH D. 183, at FIV following | THIRD DAY OF JU" vi Deinw in | O'CLOCK P. M.. all’ that ‘certain. piece - : g P F ft Robert Portner’ ibd lots i1 a — the Gila country, we heard of him on the Rio g HOUR oF THE DAY WuEN rts | becom fed with inffteen Gaye from the day ot sul | Qhe'tusndnet ant sixty and” dvestent Pi kgbert Pertner's subd:visionof lots in square num. | three (3) feet of lots oue ‘hundred and twent deta. m.tuly i of 4 3 - - - herwise the ris 1o Hy e% won two bund and tour (204), asp 4 re- | (722), one hundred and twenty-the I~ —— = — Verde. His last attack was in the nature of a READERS HAVE THE TIME AND | otuernise the risht to reve! ‘west from t neat corded in Liber 14, folio 158, of the records of the suite , rE pty | r he or ninw thence north o1 re be x prds « esur- | dred aud twenty-four (124) and one hundred LUNKEN! OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POS- fiance, for the little settlement laid under INCLINATION TO CONSULT 17s | eaceeecg the Gefaalting Perel rice wes Fevor of the District of Columbia, toxether with the | twenty-five (125) Of said subslvision, tovethes Dies detsvibution wae almost in sight of the flag at pe CORBULE 16 | oe ee ore thence ‘west | twen Improvements thereon, ‘The property, will be sold | theluprovements thereon ee with | Ditriveiy'c BY ADMINISTERING Dz. ADVERTISING COLI O = WELL AS TO READ THE NEWS. 11) feet; thence south one hundred and twenty | 9 ro two deeds of trust (220) feet to the line nty | sublectto, two deeds of trust, Tecorded. respective! GOLDEN SPECIFIC. ‘ 9 2 One-third of the purchase money: mar in Liber 136%, folio. per 1306. folle jane coke § coffee oF tra, foot. Sia th! tt oF Oth tncitr | Sra foley aed ep, ig ms Scrapers sor (amd Tae" t | wfhenn teenth cere tn, Se hereon, ‘rms of sale: One third cash, balance th one year, | years, with interest. ps che | Patdlees goa willediect e permanent aad eposdy of said street and thence east the fort. ‘The messengers who rode into camp with the C, & SLOANE CO.. Auctioneers, 1407 6 wt. * (Successors to Latimer & Sloan). ere wild with terror. as well they might Terms: One-third. cash, balance in two equal at interrat, acc je semi-annually. at the | Narmiess end willeflect a permanent and speedy cure, Be,and were inclined to implore tho help of PECATSE ITS ADVERTISING | cotog tor oF PL. sptailmentn watable in pin ant two Years frome e | Kidepout of @S00 to be nc we uimeol lee Comes: | eke atthe eee yee, amBTam antl Did, Oral | Winther thergiieat fy x inoderate duke gran alco the soldiers. RATES ARE MUCH LOWER, IN AWS eLOnISt atthe rate of Oterscentum per annus: paysbte sem, | acta mea eser woe ae Parc A devonit of $20 will he required when the prop. | gnt‘n teers atau stioct cure has followed “Don't beg.” cried the commanding officer. D «PROPORTION To EXTENT AND] — FRISING Par we HIG THER HYDUAN- | annual. a fo belaccurmd by dead of raat on tho | or Ghetristers nat reset iy at the Fl Fort ot the purchessr te take cots Saas te eee Sevhir ti becomes tu utter tmp ‘ = ‘army is here for. QUALITY OF CIRCULATION EAS. GERAD HOSES, VERBENAS. | premises sold, or all casi at the option of the ‘pur- | eost of the detauitine purchascr after ton dayy erty will be reoffered for sale immediately. Tern 2 nee a tanpoasi for te a cnted to te BANGING “BASKETS, | Chaser °° Raspoutot two tundra dotiare (#200) re- | fisement ie The Be SEIS do be core ee sal immediately. | Terme of | quor appetite to exist Blow ‘Boo! trumpeter, standing at the guard house door. Buek Lewis had come off guard that morning, ‘from sale. M4 4. me ‘ermn to be complied i 3 mya e | SOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. Props, Cincinnatt 9. NINTH, 1803, at | Wit) in fifteon da; i f. ANDIEW'S. DLV ba'Louia Hk and cost of defsultinar purchaser after Ste dary Stave bask aaron: Wee matt “o : a er All conveyanciux, ‘ BUVA M., within our sales rooms, | cording, &c., at Bie ee ANDREW B. DUVALL, 406: irchaser's cost. Q ‘Trustees. | advertisement in some one or more newspapers pub- | F- S- WALLIAMS & OU. cor. F and Sth sts. n. Wes r LOWEST IN G street, we will sell @ choice jot of Plants, as D. 3. MACKALL, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Ancti is the custom in well-officered garrisons, iE UNITED STATE! partly mentioned above. HENRY P. BLAin, } Trustoos, a vnetioneers. lished in Washington. city, D.C. And & EF. WARE, Droggist, laa le pp ere me THE UNITED STATES. my2Gdis C. G BLOAN & CO., Auctioneers. | my23d&dbe ‘416 A aw. [n/WHITE Morne, GD Fstaws retake | myisande =| Ake ARIES Tet | cea meae Eee