Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1893, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FRIES TWO DESIRABLE LITTLE PROPERTIES. 3. 639 Ist. n.«. ;6 rooms, bath aid cellar; furnsce; ‘Rear asetteave. ne; 6 rooms and a & THOMPSON, 338 185 F st. ow. @4,500; cash; trust fire fast, Renae IRIE We 8" FOR SALE—LOTS. Fe SALE-A DESIRABLE DING LOT ON AUCTIONE! it) '8 8: ra UTR trea THURSDAY, JULY -8 NTH, AT TE! AM. IN AON oF AND, WipHts OUR Fit URE pha oe MR PE 1986,"abd * deed of trust dated July 1, in Liber No. 1484, folio - 'n.w. between 1711 a 18th ste. KOOMS, in conjunction wit! ‘consienments, | seq.. one of the land records of trict of Colum- Poesia gq tamead tas | fae jie etme "votel| ne erm Won ord ow Os REP EAS oe od Get an 1i-room dwelling: fo rear. ‘aegreatly jure. IN PART. WEDNESDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, fr eee Mata 1920 Pa. ave.nw. | syos.g¢ eS Se ee We have fine Bed Room and Farlor Suites, Springs, | A.D. 1603, AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pat. the telotne RK SALE-A GENUINE BARGAIN—EXCEL- ALEW-LOTS RORTHW sD NORTH | Eait Mattresses, Bureaus, Washsta described real estate situate in the city of Washing- Tent brick house with stable, on O stu. occur | WOR SALE—LOTS NORTHWEST AND NORTH | Crraire, Couches, Ex. end other, Tables, Lace Cur ‘District of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered forty- heols, market, cars, &¢. - 10 rooms and bath; mi; ‘east at «reat bargains or will exchanwe for equities Glass and other Ice Boxes, &0. Charles “Early and others’ sul ‘callar; boise ‘Guasuallp well: built, hasdwood | i houses northwost, northeast or southwest. "a jot numbered one in. square & 5 Me front and back ls thern exposar Jy24-3t* Pv. DARNEILLE, 623 F stn. w. TERM: 30. CARPETS AND RUGS. i pte aubdivision is Siiesids to Wie suey-ebrice reduced to $7,000! | [SOR SALE-7 SHALLOW LOTS CHE WHOLE BORE ae devas eons or Bn tee ois of the. gar Oe OCS TIES G.SESTER, GSO Fat. now. | pucitck Madnew GW ten Seat eRod asian | _R. C. JENKINS, Saleoaas. ame 8 ee Fi SAU REDUCED To 4.000. REDUCED | POR SALE_ATA GuEAT saceIFicr—BEAUTI-| RATCLIFFE, DARE & Co., AUCTIONEERS. he exert 3, 80:100 out by the fh smalh ctlots fow's votur chance ts e ‘Bacon ots. west of | aor = 5 an also Bpuaye doen Vrotine Yor ovge Gack “the swace | Coummoian Coulee tunes ee” Neo MENS. | ThustEEe SALE OF EwO-STORY TDR | Heh hb ea ici aa ‘aFoteald maeoey ash will wD ctacnitcs ‘sstinas tect: | 305: te Uk mothe Been oe CSIRELT BETWEEN EIGHTH AND ‘Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase room; convenient Kitchen; collar under back vatiding: very large closets and pantries; newly and satifally paperet : lot 18 feet wide: 10-foot ley in tear: outlook on New York lant location: « few steps from ‘ath and healthy: nloe neighborbood. DAVID D. STONE, 804 and S06 ro lanes tors: libre four laree bed rooms; no Eas sce ath room, chesrfal dine wed T ts is Key at office. Fo LEASE OR SALE_ONLY TWO OF THOSE larce Ma. ave. houses left; 11 202100 ‘to alley: speaking thes Datiorre pancey ,#7rq0: 1.000 cash: Sultable for chilats of divs cK & CO. _BB3t a Sth and G sts. ne. Foe, Sate . REE-STORY Brick house: 10 rooms: a. m. i. :1ot 110 feet deep. 3.250. well builes'e sete 325-28 he cheapest house on Capitol Hi! jectric Delis: speaking tubes: "ne finish. PRANK L HANCOCK & Ct Gor. sth ana G HPE OF THOSE 11TH ST. NF. 509, and $19 a month, to inciade in- lot 16580; near H st. cor. 13th and G sta. me. Open toS p.m. : nace. side b BOO; bape jccorated; lot 20x96. Just the house to sult you. FRANK I. HAXCOCK & CO. 2325-38 Gor. 13th and G ste, ne. SALE_A WARGAIN IN A NEAT “IX_hOOM brick house in Le Droit Park. Price, only $3,300. eS 3t__B. HW. WARNER & CO... 916 Fst. n.w. 7 SALP_ HOUSES. Pee. SOUTHEAST. Btorgand dwr 100i, ob * 195% to 1250 Fst, bh, Gr, and, 538 to 40 isthe st. bh £h.20 and 6 21 “and 326 D st, 7 Gr. each... E 809-911 I st 415 Lat. fh 816 t Marylaad 1717 Paave, fh, Gr $24,000 en ne $tss000 } fo LG Brian's courts mse 2 portion of the ety om my ‘Fer fall list call at office for bulletin issued THOS. F. WAGGAMAN. OW Is THE TIME TO BUY"— G st sw.; new @-room brick: has bath, Fange, and latrobes and all modern conveniences, ‘The above property is centrally located ; convenient ‘two car lines, and ‘ons of the best constructed houses in the city for ite size, all material used being firstelass: extra inducements will be made if pur- 18K. You are respectfully SS HATHESON JOHNSON SUN, SON '& 30) _ $925 30S 7th st awe 08 SALE ‘SOUTHWEST PROPERTY.” e On Ye. ave. near 9th, 9r., all m.1. Price. On Va ave. near Nth. Se.; ail mi. Price. On Lith st. near Va. ave., 77, mL Pric On 9th near F. Sr.. all m. i. Pri ae Beh ana F. 9 Nim. i Price. Or. frame. Pric Prive Applyio 3. HARRISON J0HNSOW ¥ SON, a25-be 308 7th st se. i SALE PoP neet dwelling tm the northwest: press beick .ront; bay window ; 3 stories and basement ; 10 rooms; it'atest convenience ‘Tae lot has @ frontaze of 20 feet and runs back 60 segteis oot ide alley. eee, $9,000, eter “S"THUS. J. FISHER & CO.. hoe U4 F st_ aw. 2G SALE OR TRADE_THE FOLLOWING, ALSO sarge list of improved and unimproved, some fine ¥ Hine Sth ow. 6c. Sdur Fine, Gr, WHITE, 630 Fst FS SALe2 SIX-ROoM HOUSES: ON 12Ta stne.: water. cas. cellar: only 2.000: $300 cashbaiance $15 ver month. “JAS. D. BURN, dezate Owner, 719 Uth st. FO SALE — IF SOLD AT ONCE. 4 BUSINE: perty at a creat bargain. ER oN heh se ew. 3 PO SALE— o you wantanew house? If so. now is your chancto take your choice of those new bouses just cowpled on Oregon avenue, containing ning and ten Yocmaach ; finisaed in natural wood, with cabinet Inante; open fireplaces: tiled bath rooms with por. celainubs; tiled hearths and vestibules; heated by fumees; handsomely papered: electric «as light- ing. al ail modern improvements. Laralot to alley. Pricion accommodating terms, $10,000 each, for short tne only. ‘For rther wal ee erticnlars call my LACHLEN & Pom ‘BATCHELDEB, Cor. 10th and G'sts. ALE- BARGAIN. Bator10-room, bay-window brick, all mod. imps inlaid floors. lot 20x90 to alley, north sided half square fro: in desipie location, a. w. Price reduced to. ISxfto alley. Quincey st. Sergey teri. Price. Rest. B 9th and toth a. «. brick, Sh st w., 2etory and bavement, Or. oe ow, Sat st ow., bet. 17 and basement. Zr. and 1sth, $story. E. T. KAISER, v22 roms 4and 6, Atlantic building. 990 F stn. w. JOBALE_NORTHWEST—ONE SQUARE Dent Circie, an elezant brown- ontaing Il rooms and larce reception room ; but- ler'santry and cellar; heated throughout by hot eand steam: two bath rooms: one of them very fineitiled: plumbing the very finest: every known fuprement and convenisnce, clecant mirror man- fels:rystal chandeliers; electric gas lizhting ap- speaking tubes, ke: has rear stairway; lot 2ixGample room for stable: side and rear alley, whiccives every advantage of a corner houwe, ins = windows: location Very desirable, beiag fash- fonatand conventent for cars and herdics: hand- fomeskiences going upon all sides. For price and termpply to ade L. WALTER WEED & Co. Po. SALE_SSTORY BAY-WINDOW BRICK ee; Orooms: bath ani laree cellar; nice yard | piing: handhomely fenced. neatly new. Cail adess OWNER. Xt T st. n. JOSALE-REAL ESTATE—THE FOUR-STORY bx dwelling 1734 Corcoran st. ; con foomnd bath with all to) Fas E_WANDSOME NEW THRE vk dweiling, E-STORE YSI3 19th st. nw. ; thirteen rooms ‘gndth room ; all iatest improvetnenis: handsomely Gecxted.carefaily built under our personal super: Tishgnd drstolaes tn every reevect | heuwe open for inexton.. For further particnlars ani price 1 RUTHERFORD, 1007 Fst. Syt-de* tis is the time to buy. We offer as special bar- yai_new brick dwelling, D st te Se 3. “Ather barvain in-a baudsome new brown-stone gorick residence. S rooms and bath; complete ia Fe, particular, prestiewt location om Capital Hl Tbe sold at a sacrifice. EMERSON & CAHILL, eS eB Fet nw. 2 SALE_DO YOU PAY RENT? OR Do You Cat an easy, safe, ocd investinent, where: the on ag For tt Ti ae wil welt poa Yor 83.300 S'td00, 850 cash ant 850 montaly,with possession, hgamdsomest savwe atory houses Tor the” fenae,, convent eo 3 Dow fail to mepporeanits ‘other ereat bar oma or tvegtinenty af, special etime and torus it Seb now. “Call or send for pal —e INO. 'F. Wad seit "700 1 S SAND ATH, 11TH hod Cheng Cor. 13th and om SALF_EMERSON ST, NEW ol AME: Utreet concreted: $2,750; papered and ready to ‘Shak for keys’ at PHAN SH ay @ nice new frame house, contain- For farther particulars a ALLERY, 24 F st. nw. ONLY TWO LEFT OF homses at the corer of I y nodera coventance and bai KL. HANCOCK & | id sewer; situate on Galest. ne: | JOHN Mi RA FEW DAYS LON ‘3x14 feet in Fast Doan wood. whic Eb. E'and Fests ne. extended Wil rag through Fast Deanwood. “Elevation 50 fort sround level: pure water: commutation fare to. Oh St depot oniy Sig cont; stree'a conform with the Sy sna "G0" foot ides Twill ail Tote om ‘euny frontaly instalfigents, and bould the purchaser die Before ail Installments are paid lot will de deeded inte mt PINE, 1320 Fat. n.w. ror s. A NO. 1 LOT ON 20TH ST.. NE. R SALE , AR Renetor Sewver's. 20200; also, a nice building on 1sthss neat 0.20405: framshouse on each ander {cheap to jmaimediate parchaser. ee ‘oom 5 1201 Pennayivants Avenue, myl7-tr @y]5 pars HOME LOT AT MAYS $15 Landing, the fine suburb of Atlantic Sax comuittition fare to Priladel tion on ground: fin bing, sallow vases built last driving, fish! nd country. cot: fe inveatinent: $30 Invented UT Reg $200 in 6 months: & factorios built this year: iota are 140 feet above se percent off tor E FOR SALE—PIANOS. JOR SALE. E VERAL “UPRIGHT PIANOS" that areas good as new. “We will sell them very low; terms reasonable; no interest. Also “SQU ALE PIANOS" of all makes, which we mustsell to give us room. PFEIFFER & CONLIFY, n 417 11th st. now. LE—A ¥ CIAGRIFICENT BARGAINT octave Concert Grand Piano; condition: €250 cash. W. G. METZEHOTT R COs iio Ths aw. 324 Sm Fo bee AN ELEGANT NO. Handsome rosewood case: fi fir raves ; finest te ararebarevin: worth Gown an ds'per mouth. Better anes spy eer Era Fe* SSbEcrAL IDSUMMER OFFER. ‘Will sell you a perfectly new ht grand piano; full 7 octaves; finest fone and ac rich and hand- some case; warranted ten vears; worth #390 if it 8 Ai] sel! for $130: 810 seg this plang if you Ga. SMIT Worth a cent; will sell for 8230 on $10 installment Without interest ro. Sane “3 3720, 1225 PAL AVE. NW. BARGAIN FOR QUICK \dsome, aweet-toned, full-size upright fit to see Ie it you aes e euap. ani 6200; ~ ap; only $200! me stool with @; been wed bat little’ and grand don't handso: makers’ warranty with it. Cail THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROoMS, 320 913 Pa. ave. 7K SALE PIANOS AT SUMMER CASH REDUC- TION PRICES. Owing to the overcrowsled condition of our 24 rooms we Will soil at exceptional and tnprecsdent Tow prices, for cash, duct the months of Jal Ager ot until the stock fe ramiclenty thinned ‘out. ‘Woe name_a few among the wreat number gain: Fischer Upricht Piano, $100: 1 Ebony Finish. 7% Octave, Upright Piano, 1 Mans ., Ty Octave. and, $150. Uppeh . ss “Octave, Upright Plano, ‘$150; 1 Chickering Square Plano, with modern imvrovemeni ‘8125; 1 Chickering Square. very handsome, rosew. case. carved serpentine molding, modern {m- And Uprieht and Square Pianos: fon at varioas prices. ‘Souge of these ‘pianos hava ber used only a few mouths.” Every instrument is perfect and fu.ly guar- anteed, and we will allow e: ny the price pala’ for it in exchange for a higher instrument at any time within a reasonable time. A good stool over go with each piano, STREETS NORTHEAST, BY AUC servo the right to resell the property, at the risk and ‘and the balance in two in equal installments in one with in- iN. By virtue of decree of the Sui Court of the | and two years resi ectively from day of sal District of Cotmmbie, paned on ie" Sth day ot July: | forest at © por coat ‘per gunum, payable’ semt-anc - D. 1893, tn equity cause No. 14370, wherein Julie | nually, and secured by ‘purchaser's notes and deed of EB ‘eral. are complainants hael J. | trust on the property sold, or ail cash, at option of Bresnahan ts defendant, un ‘trustees | purchaser. A deposit of $260 required at time of sale, willon les Dy partic, auction. fa frontot the | Fr'terme of aale are not coinplied with within twenty remises, ‘on URSDAY. TWENTY. | days from day of sale the trustees reserve the right EVENTH DAY OF JULY, AD, 1803, at HALF. | resell at risk and cont of defaulting purchaser Bit ‘AST PIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the following descril ‘convey: recording. &c.. at purchaser's cost. Fral estate lying and belay in the city of Washington. nk. EDMONTON, District of Columbia, aforesaid, being the ice 500 Sth st.'n. w. Partof lot ni ‘two (2). in square numl CALDEKON CARLISLE, ‘Trustees, nine hundred {een (10), on the plat gf 2akds OMce 344 Dat aw. et contained within the metes and. bout - lowing, that is to say: Beginning for the stine at the | PYUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, southeast corner of said lot and running thence west EE twenty (20) fect, thence north seventy-five (75) fest | TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ES- fo the rear of said eastern part of said lot, thence east | TATE IN TAKOMA PARK. BEING THE DRUG twenty (20) feet and thence south to the point of be- STORE PROPERTY OPPOSITE DEPOT. kinuing, torether with the Improvement ‘virtue of of the Supre; rt of the Terms of sale: One-third of the Durchass money to | District of Columbia passed July 180, fa be paid in cash, the residue into eaual instaliments | cause of Moss ve. Moss, No. 14400 equity, twill a atone and two years from the day of sale, with notes | st auction, infront of the prewises, on Fitt- bearing Interest from the day of sale, bearing mterest | DAY. AUGUST FOURTH, 1803. ae FIVE OOLOCK at the rate of @ per cent per aunum, Payable semi- | P.M.. Lot 18 of the resubdivision of blocks 10 and qnaually, maid deferred payments t6 be seoured by | 14 of Takoma Park, D. C., located opposite. the rall- | deed of trust on the premises sold, oF all of the road station and at ‘the’ terminus of the electric chage money may te palt in cash, at the option of the | road. "The improvements consist of «two-story frame | Esp sng! flare enacted Shia anaes | Haat fici Uae Sn, meinen on ger 5 . _ complied wi ‘erm of sale: One-third cash, days from the day of sale, otherwise the trustees rec | and one-third, in two years, deferred. oapieout bear interest from Gay’ of sale and to be secured by the oity of Washi and known and bared fourteen (14), tain lote in square (G16), toxether with all the Tights, de. ‘Terms of sale: Seventeen hundred must be paid in cash, the balance in (12) and elghteen (is) months irom the deferred payments to be secur ‘on the premises sold and the notes to in on ually, aset. A deponit of | of sale. ‘Terms tobe complied with m the day of sale, otherwise the t the right to resell the property at the the defauiting purchaser ens at the pope a HENRY JORDAN 920 PENNA. AVE. N.W. on, in the District of Columbia, istinscujshed as and being lot num- ‘himan'* subdivision of cer- mbered six hundred and sixteen improvements, ways, PES or all cab, at the option of tho rate of 6 per cent per annum until ‘paid, chi ‘8200 will be required at the fiime All conveyancing, 8 cost. ORDANY Ef Trustees. Cost of the defe All’ conveyancing, | trust on the, propert HI ‘cash, at option recording, ihe cost of the purchaser. Purchaser, “Taxes paid to June 90, 1808, “Convers JOS Seer aw 00 requirel on day ot ne "Iz Goths ar hale ace DOUGLAS § MACKALEL ~ Trustees, | $100 reantey chin Gays property will be re ds 16 Sth st. p. w, sold at risk and cost of defaulti: rchaser. a FILLMORE BEALL, Trasteo, FUTURE DAY: a D st nw. 7 FF 3 ‘AUCTIONEERS, — | JJUNCANSON BROs., AUCTIONEERS. | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A HANDSOME TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TwWo-sToRy FRame| STORY, BRICK DWELLING USED AS, A “f ATED AT Ti Fee Le on ereaece| eee CaN eee ERLE By virtue of trust 7 ) reese pais SS senh ein tenpantgoly | REvereANTH soeees youn WERE Columbia, iu Liber No. 1726, at folio 224 et ‘August 16, 1802, recorded In Liber T2G" tole at the request of t! varties seoured thereby, the un- if the 4 records of strict pores - dersisned trustees will offar for sale, by public aue- | ted-, ont of ne lend record of the District of Coluin- Hon. in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE | bis, and et the request of the parties verure: aa BRU PAPORAUpURT AB SG. STALE | SOFA AYES Heer HGITOR Buy OP ee ¥ . al 4 7 “4 of ground and premises situate. noi ‘Scan a A. D. 1893, at HALF-PAST FIVE O’CLOOK P. M. (81,700 dollars ‘six (6), twelve far interest at able the pare in fifteen days rustees reserv risk and cost SALE OF FOUR PEREMPTORY NUMBERED FROM BRIDGE | STREET, COOKE ASHINGTON. D.'O. ON TUPSDAY AFTERNOON, A. D. 1803, at HALF-PAST FIV! sell in front of the 3023, 3017, ipclnaive of 18 feet by a dey 7 \0-foot ‘ley. a TO. AUGUST FIRST, Drevalees hounee umbered SOLT # bridge st, each lot having ® feet and running back DWELLINGS Pak? what ny Hat Washington, "anit ocine’ lot nuibered 30, tn ‘of the Having « frontaze of 86 feet on 17 of 20 gash; balance in twelve and twenty-four months, With genreyanetns atid recording at paschate reserve the rty at the RATCLIFFE, DARE & 00,, AVOTS., virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of SOUT to | Dietriet ths following piece or parcel of land, situate in tho jorriek's subdivision of lots in square 181, a0 recorded in book W. F- paxe 17. of the recor surveyor's office of Fhe District of Ce $10 feet. together with the improvements eu, coneisting of a Sve-ptory Brick dwelling. rms of mne-third of the purchase money, tn interest at 6 per cent ‘per anuum, payable ‘seini- ually, seoured by decd of Sold. orall cash, at the ‘option of the pu Sepoelt of two hundred doilare in be" re- ‘Qulred at the time of sale. Terms of wale to be com- ied ‘with tn. ten mm. date of ale, otherwise Tht 10 renall the prop Flak and cost of defaniting purchaser or pura GH. WHELTAMBON.) “Trostece, W. E EDMONSTON pleakas ‘Address 500 Sth at. mw. 980 PA. AVE. N.W. CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 2020 H STREET NORTH: WEST. aa istrict of Columbia, passed on the 18th day of Fp, A, fa equity case No, {450 whereia Harty LP Mrario’ ts “complainant oh Berard: Kimara et al are defendante, th raed trustee. will far for'sale by puvits suction. ia {cout af sitar for sale suction, in {ron Peer ines, on FRIDAY, THE TWENFY-. ra ax geathy. at HALE Past FIVE OOLod Mi. the west half of original lot numbered eight (), in square numbered ome hundred andone GOL), ‘with the improvements thereon. ‘One-third of the purchase money to * the residue in twoegual mstaliments, Fable respectively in one and two years {rom BP hale, the deferred Daymentn to be acctured by deed of frast on the proverty told and to bear Interest at 8 Der ovat per ankam until paid, interest payable scmi- i= yeor the right GESLED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT S ‘this office until the 24th inet, and opeged imme- diately thereafter, for all labor and materialsrequired for putting up heating and power, apparatus for fing three wells for the Maryland “Cericultural, Col fee. Full’ particulars can ‘applyine in'person at tue collowe, ‘Proposats must be. irelosed in sealed ontelopes and delivered on or before the daveaborsmentianed.” Bond to fait amount of bid Si ‘wired of all making proposals to do ‘Wor The rishi ia reaerved to revect any and ail bide, ” SILVESTER, 3y20-6t_ President Maryland Agricultural Collece. ROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF building at Washington Barracks, D. C.—Sealed triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, Will be received at the office of post qnarterinaster, Washington Barracks, D. C.. until TWELVE 3. of SATURDAY, AUGUST NINETEENTH, 1%03, for the erection of one double set of N.C. staff quarters, and will be opened in the presence of bidders imme= Giately thereafter. Written euarantees by two disin- terested parties for $500.00 each will be Tequired to accompany Did, ‘The sriccessful ‘bidder to enter into contract with the United States. under bond for 81.000 00, stened by two disinterested parties as sure- ties. within ten days a‘ter notification of ack of bid. Specifications, blank provosale and. drawiny can be obtained by those intendinz to bid from the undersizned. 0. "P. "TOWNSLEY, First Lieutenant and RQ. M.. Fourth Artillery. AA. Q. ML ay’ 9.16 REASURY DEPARTMENT, Supervising Architect. Wi OFFICE OF THE Washington. D.C. July 7. 1803. Sealed proposals will be received at this of- fice until TWo O'CLOCK P. M. on the TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 188, and opened. iunmediately there- after, for all the labor and inat-rials required for the erection and completion of new boiler house, new boiler plant, &e.. for the United States. bureau of on- graviny and printing at Washington. D. © Shoe with the drawings ant «peciti 1) product of any convict labor will bs allowed in the work. Esch bid must be accompanied by a certified check for a sum not less than “ per cent of the amount Of the proposal. ‘The richt is roserved to FeJect any and all bids or to waive any defect or informality in any Did if it be deemed in the interest of the government todoso. “All bids received after the time stated will be remnrned to the bidders.” Proposals must be in- closed in envelopes,sealed and marked “*Proposals for new totler ho id new botler plant for the United States bureau of eneraving and printihg at Washing- ton, D. C.," and addressed toJ EREMIAH O'ROURKE, Supervising Architect. y19-e08t PROLOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING & FAMILY BUILDING, REFORM SCHOOL, WASHING- TON, D. C.—Seaied proposals will be received at t office of Dr. J. E. Carpenter, chairman of the bul ing commition of the board of trusteus of the Reform School, 604 5th wt. m. w. until TWELVE O'CLOC M..on MONDAY, JULY TWENTY-FOCRTH, | 1803, for constructing dne family building om the grounds of the Reform School. Blank forms of proposals and specifications, together with all necessary informa- tion, can be obtained. upon application therefor, at my office, and only bids upon these wilt be con~ sidered. "The rigut is reserved to waive iefect and to rejectany and all bids. J.f, CARPENTER, Chair- man Butiding Committee, G04 5th st. a. w. "Jy POSTPONEMENTg-The reception and opening of bide wiverticed fore above ie postponed te THURS: DAY, the 27th instant, at T2 mu at the aaine place, CHCIE CLAY, of the Buildins Comittee, Bt Board of Trustees Reform School of the D.C. OFFICIAL NOTICES. ‘three equal installments in six, will be tak cured by deed of trust upon the cash, at option of purchaser. A required a trustees reserve the right ins ancing and recor ¢ purchaser VIN ILIA: ‘458 Louisiane ave: RICHARD —W. JOHNSTON. | T. E. WAGGAMAN, Auet. ‘Terns aa prescribed by the decree: One-third of the reuage money for each lot incamh, and the’ balance elve ‘mont! ‘which notes of purchaser or purchasers he iaken, Dearing Interest from day of stlejand see pert oF ‘deposit of 950 will ve ime of sale on each lot sold, and terms Enist be compiled with in 15 days. fro to resell at risk and cost of Gefaulting purchaser or purchasers. nd no. charge for delivery. to resel 2 ant'coat of | Lonualls” or all cagh, at jon of the purchaser. Ei anataeev ag ba eaerees | aegay rant tre te aera | Mheonczencne a fenton Speers Sy | mew ‘an we say. : ohundged 40 ‘r | ae this lotgoee, they can never be duplicated atthe | ton Brc. = ome Newspaver Published in Washing: | tr of nie, Termagt ae to poconeiel ere ‘same prices. _3y26-08ds DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. | fn ffleen Gare from dav of sale, otherwise trustecs Crore cere HOMAS DOWLING & 6ON, Aucts ‘Cont of dofealting arcane scat aa _wi8-2w 937 Pa. ave., near 10th st. n.w. . ‘O12 Esk now. INCE A. BRA NBENBURG, SUPERB AND MELODIOUS TONED UPRIGHT | ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HORSES, CARTS, . BN ¢ Trustees, A Shane, inade by Recty & Ewan one at wee | DeLET! WHEELBARROWS, BRICK, CORD Hisdeas 7” COUPES. York's reliable firms; this instrument ts but slightly WOOD, &e. AT AUCTION. a res used, it has a responsive touch and even scale, com- On MONDAY, aed IRTY-FIRST, 1893, at: CTIONEERS. bined with an elegant case: prsee, $290 terms to suit | TWO O'CLOCK P. M., we will sell at Enterprise lime ee the purchaser. HUGO RCH & CO. kilns, Virginia, erapee between Iand K. i's north- rauara. SALE OF FRAME DWELLING SITU- 925 7th st. nw. est, two good Work Horses, one Dirt Wagon, two ATE NO. 211 O STREET NORTHWEST. Pianos for rent, moved and prexed. mhit-ly aa 35,000 old Brick, lot of Cord Wood, at vane of 5 cogtatn dont, tet nd a re ee ty Novem ALD. “1803, and duly. ree = ‘By order of Su Court of the District of Co- | corded on the 10th day of November, A.D. 182, ‘In FOR SALE—BICYCLES Innibia. Gye] MARY SMITH, Collector.” | Eiber Nov 14h, at folio 335 st asa. of the Tend FOr, SALE SPRING rong victor. pegerct | [#05 © WAGGaxy: cuun, | Gusstpt the pact? secured thorebr™ we din anact- order; $40. "02 Victor “Bi 1ig-in=h cushions, REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER sumed prustces ” will sell “at” abi muction in cork Landies, splendid wheel: @80: cash or install- os me_of the premises on 2 & Sienga 2108 Boe. (apetSie), or W221 Sot after pom | ASCENT SALE OF fy UTEP ERODE ATE | Higsr” pat SPH R. Diag. aT mALE- eet ENG. ES ALLEY 90 PRET WIDE, 1¥ SQUARE | Sr rareni of land and premuaca known at desc tioed R SALE-CHEAP-A FINE PREUMATICTINE | S31, BETWEEN FIRST AND TRIED AND Q | 5 [nd being part of orixinal fot numbered sient (9 Victor safety. Can be seen any time between the AND B STREETS NORTHWEST. in square five hundred and fifty-three (553), begin: hours of J and 4 by calling at 1625 Connecticut ave. | _ By virtue of = of the Supreme Conrt of the | ning'on Norh O strest nineteen (19) fect east of the SSyasae District, of Columbia passed in Equity No; 128%. | Southwest corner of sald ior eight (®) and ramping, BR SALE-PNEUMATIO SAFETY, €70, SUTT- | public anction infront oP the Premises” on. TEES: | wence cast nineteen (19) feet, thenoe north one hun hie for lady or eentiowan: alro Coltmbincunbige | Bay JULY TWENTY FIFIH. Ing, ge HALePast | rot andihirty Aye, 30) feet fo an alles, thence ‘at sarge price; both full ball-bearing machines. VE Lock M., lots: 114 to 127, both inclu- | and thirty-five (135) feet to the ‘lace of beginning. to- Bet aw. afterSpm 3y15-tr_| sive, ‘Stickney's subdivision of lots, in | Fether with the iinprovements tereon, consisting of JOR SALE a5 FULL BALL-DEAHING, HIGH: | favre ODI. Nachinstop. D. Cat pep plat recorded | Cama frame dwalltur, grade cushion-tire safety; combination fgr |: SG book. 16. 1a7208 the reocea yarveror Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to or tentleman; used one wonk:anranteod. Tastalle | oftice of suid District, with the improvements above | pe pald in cash and the balauce ta two eital metal: ments taken. Lith st. n. after 5. syletr Stated. | Subject to deeds of trust eorating 4 , able in one and two years, with interest at Ind to deed of ‘trust of 84-500, with inherent ancy Tatevof 6 per centum per annum ‘until pads Daye and to deed of trust of 24.500, with interest accrac sensi-anpually from. Say of sale, secured by deed PROPOSALS. to November 20, 1802, of $57.70, und interest from | Oust ania property word. Or alt nea ae the nee odio Snare that date at 6 percent. of the purchaser. A deposit of 8100 will be reatured of the purchaser at the time of sale. ing, ne nar chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with in ten trom day of sale, otherwise the trustees recerve t Fabt to ene ‘tho property at the risk of the default- PUrcheeON TOBRINER, BAWL W. AUGENSTEIN, } Trusteos All conveyane- notarial fees at the cost of teen m, ‘sale or the All - | CG BLOAN & CO. Auctioneers, 1407 Gat, * res ‘iecosmors to Latimer & Sloan), { Trustees. | TRUSTEFS' SALE OF FRAMF HOUSE AND LoT y ‘ON TENTH STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN RAND 8 STREETS, By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 19th day of t@-THE AROVF SALE IS HEREBY POSTPONED | September, 1891, and recorded among the laud reo- until Futray, JULY TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1893, | ords of the District of Columbia in liber 1623, at folio same hour and ploce. Gotseg.. and at the written request of the party se. sy25-tas i z FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1803, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., lot numbered seven (7) in RECEIVER'S SALE OF TH TINGS Reo ex,” CON - O08 THINTEENT! BY AUCTION. District of Columbia, p: A.D. 1893, in Equtt $itefein ABrabans G. C in D. 1893, the sale, DAY, “the D? 1893, beginning at TEN city of Wasbinzton, {he parties'to the said equity cause in lowing goods and chattel ing Materi ts, Pay y Cutters, Imposing Stone RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEERS, KE PRINTIN ELECTRIC MOTOR, PAPER CUTTERS, LEYS, LEAD CUTTERS, TYPE, LEADS, TAINED "IN H STREET NORTHWEST By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the assed on the 17th No. 14260, docket 34 comp! lants. me cage ont Ft ha andere med” will bite on, SeveNtH pat Ur “AUGUST, CLOCK ‘A. M., of the nremisce No. 608 13th wtrest northwest, in District of Columbia, ‘al right, title, interest and estate in law and in eauity of if: Allthe Type, Print- Priatine Prison Bloctele Mover, Cubl- Wall's subdivision of lotein square numbered three hundred and thirty-Aivp (335). us sald subdivision i Fecorded in the office of the surveyor of the District of ‘olumbiain book H. D. C., folio 174, tegether with {he improvements thereon. consjsting of @ two-story ‘ame welling. ‘Terms of sale: The amount secured by said deed of trust and the ex ‘Of sale, ont! to amount ee: to be paid cash and the balance in one year, Jor which’the note of the purchaser will be taken, with interest at & per centum per annum, payable semi- ually and secured by. deed of trust upon the prop. grty sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A der 00 will be required at ‘the time of sale. feit said deposit and resel the terms of hin 10 days from day of THOMAS 4 ROVER, JOHN ELBERT, H. W, SOHON, Attorney, ue PRESSES, GAL UL SES. PRE: jay of July, cjnapte gee ay of on MOX- r the and to the fol- NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE —BY VIR- tue of a writ of fier facias issued out of the Cutte Es office of the Supreme Court of the District of AND BEING Nos. TH STREDT ON TUESDAY, FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. Dremises, Sub lot 53, black 22, Ot the subdivision of Msedale immediately after Sub lot 337, block 22, dwelling. No. 726 1th st. ae. sold subject to a trust of $400. the rink and cost of "the ‘defauitin served. All conveyancing, reco wo purchaser. KATCLTF! ls OFEISE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D.C Washington, D. €., July 19, 1893.—To all who: itmay concera:” Ithaving been represented to the Pomme of the District of Columbia that the following named works are necessary for the public health. ‘safety oro t. under public act No. 2.0. approved Ausust 6, ‘and requests having been made that the wor! be ordered under the coum- Dalsory permit system, the Commissioners hereby. ve notice that they will. re: rom all parties f =. SATURD ive objections to said interested until 1 ¥ ULY. TWENTY-NINTH, Showld “be submitted in writ- aying and relaying sidewalks: Sth street n, yee “ tee side, Mito S Streets; Tuth street n. w., both sides, 010 Pastieot ; Gth street a. w.. east side from Missourt | avenue to aller t“n. w., south aide, from North Capitol to 1 h street. We. both sides, Penney! vant to G street: W Stree Rorthi side, ith to. 4th atreeta: Ist street, s. West sid, trom D street. to North Carolina avenue: Sth street n.w., east side, Pennsylvania avenue 10 alley (cranolithie): 14h street nw. front of 1628 and 103); Dstivet b.e., north side, between Ist and 2d streets: Kenyon stret, north side, between 13th gd Hath strente, Pack ‘street, “Mount Pleacant, im front of lot 2-31 Biadensbure street. J ELL, & amiesione: price, $7,000; terms to salt. Room eo SALE—A MOST BEAUTIFUL FOUR-STORY if house: 10 rooms and fine tiled bath room: bells, ine cabinet mantels, gas fix: SE SO ae ge eS oe Rake a specialty of BROOKLAND property, andili pey yout? call upon us before buying We Pots at from 8 to 30 cents per fot we van anil om favorable terms and HOUSES temo ih vo trowble to ahow property. Ot arte CLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, “ ‘Gor. 10th and G sis. 2 yrare NOTARIES PUBLIC. CopeissioNe NOTA, Public for ail states and territories 4 SPEUL by RH. EVANS, office (basement) 1321 Always in office office hours. \OMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FO: DATHICK H.C. PUBLIC ACCOUNT: fant and Auditor, 1} Fst. now. Investigations | and'reports made of bankrupt and insolvent romeerusy | estates taken care uf, c. je Su tue of a writ of fleri facias is-ued 0 nd to EDN iT, 1803, at TWEL iin. interest d estate} tract of Columbii Benjamin Owens died seized and tomac Railroad Company. on the east Sets ori a TEL M. RANSDELL, U, CLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctionee: sued out of the cler! inal docket arminst Henry Bird, | of snd wil ell at public sale, for court house door of ‘said ‘Dis 9b, H POR Matine undivided entate, ht forest of uid ‘Henry Bird. in and the following metes and bounds, | the same on the line of South Capitol | distant 22 feet south of the northeas lot numbered 14 and running thence West line of said Jot’ to the north j Jot 13. feet to the ‘and singul: | nouth alone auld street ing, ‘ouecber with al ments thereon, to satis ae DANIEL MM, RANSDELL, RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Aucts NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST, 1826 GALES AN: INES "T, BY AUCTION. AUGUST FIRST, AT HALF-PAST will sell, in ‘& Isherwood, tm- proved by 2-story frame house, No. 1828 Galesat. 1.6 In same subdivision. improved by 2-story frame Each house wilt be ver and above the said trust to be paid in cash, at the option of the purchaser. 100 on each house required at the time to be complied with in fifteen days of sale, otherwive the right to resell at purchaser is re- niin, FE, DAR & CO., of the Supreme Court of the District of Colum tg ane directed I will offer at “publi sale. for the door of the court honse of sald District, ESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF AU: OFCLOCK in and to the following described proper yract of jad located at oF hear Benning’ being botnded on the north by the Bal ing to Dr. Julian W. Deane, on the south by subdi— vision of Lincoln aud on the’ west by the land of Mrs. n he ‘mprovements ma Wor of Geo. N. Holland. DAN- ‘8. Marshal, SALE.—BY ViIR- | the District of Columbia, in case number 766: urety, and in favor ‘the United States, I have seized and levied upon rict, ‘on SATURI the TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF" JULY, 1: JUARTER PAST TWELVE @ ing described property, to wit: Part of lots nambered West line of said Tot, thence northeasterly alone th west corner of said | lot, thence east 13 feet to the northwest corner of said | | incnes to: jouth Capitol s ce | in the line rest, thence writ of fiert facias facks and the usual assortment of material | Columbia, in the case of Ebenezer B. Warren, trading and machinery nsually found in a :ob printing estab- | as E. B. Warren & Co..to the use of Bartow L. Walker [ishinent. It will first be offered as an entivety, and | va. Joba H. Bird, at law. number ‘and to me tory bid be not received it will then bé sold | direcjed. T have seized and levied upon and will sell in detail. ‘at public sale, for cash, in front of the court house door ‘Terms cash, of said District, on SATURDAY, the TWENTY. is THOMAS M. FIELDS, Receiver, NINTH DAY OF JULY, 1893, beginning at TWELVE jy 25-eokdbs 340 Dst._t.w._| O'CLOCK M--all the undivided tate, rgb, title and RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ey ape (a Se TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES on Gaxes | Rumbered Li and td in square numbered G39. con- tained within the followiag metes and bounds, viz: Beginning for the same ou the line of South Capitol street ats point distant 22 fect south of the northeast corner of said lot numbered 14 and running thence ‘due wost to the west line of said lot; thence northeast. erly slong the weat |ine of seid lot to ‘the northwest corner of said lot: thence east 13 feet tothe northwest sgruet ofgaid ict 13; thence north 10 tock: thence east 59 feet 3 inches io the Ine of said A gonth Capitol street; thence south along said street, 32 feet 10 the lace of bevinning, together with all and singular ihe improvements thereon, to satisfy said writ of fleri cls. DANIEL M. RANSDELL, U. 8. Marshal. RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers. _Sybtozain @. SLOAN & CO., Aucta., 1407 G st. (Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) THE SIDE-WHEEL STEER “ARLINGTON” TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. By -direction of the owners, we will sall at public auction, at Cranford’s wharf, foot of D street north- Best, o8 FEDAY, JULY TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1803, TWELVE O'CLOCK M.. the Side-wheel Steamer ‘of easy draught. and well sulted for the river iEtrade, android be put in thorough repair atsmail expense. For further inforzation apply to ‘the wharf. syZl-dte ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Aucts, PPPNCANSON BRos., D 726 Ni! front of the A of Je Kc. at the cost Autioneers, LE —BY VIR- ut of the clerk's {the to wit District of containing one hundred and three (103) acres, more oF less, being the same land of whi ‘4 Auctioneers, ‘9th and Dats, n.w. TRUSTFES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE GEORGETOWN AND TENNALLYTOWN TURNPIKE AT THE IN- PERSECTION OF “THE LOUGHBOROUGH By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber 1709, follo 454 6t seq. one of the land records of the District of Columbia, “we, the trustees, sed, said tract tiinore and Po- by land belong property of y execution 1 undersizned will offer for sale in front of the premises on. AY, THE THIRD a Teal estate, to wit: All of jot niambered two (2), in asub- division of a part of a tract of land called ‘“Friend— according toa description of ‘said lot as the appears in & certain deed. of said property and plat attached thereto, recorded in Liber’ marked R. M.i., No. 17, at folig'62, one of the land records of the District of Columbia, except the north thirty and one-tenth feet (30.1) front of gaid lot Uy the dept thereof, conveyed to David J. Coleman by deed corded in Liber numbered 1603, at, folio 410, anotl of said land records, together with the improvements, Wars, easements.rights, privileges and apurtenances to the saine beiouging or in anywise appertaining, ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, balance in six, D.C. RA dy24toaul6 in front of the DAY, be CK title to the follow. Bevinning for | twelve and eighteen months, with iuterest at 6 per treet at a point | cent per annum, payable semi-annually, and to be'se- corner of said | cured by deed of trust on the property aold,or all cash, St the option of the purchaser. A depoxit of 8200 Will berequired at tlme of sale. Conveyancing, re- cording, Kc.. at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be, complied ‘with within fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise trustess @ the richt to resell the Property. at the risk and, cont of di chaser after five days’ advertisement of some newspaper published in Wash in, 7S. Marehal, CHART ayGtzsine | 4y19,22,26,29,au2 eet pl improve- ‘TOMORROW FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYS. BERNHEIMER & @ SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers, iCANSON BROS... Auctioneers, i. BUCCESSORS C. ‘Successors to Latimer &'Sican, | D°™' Gor. bth and Date nw. ‘TRI OF VALDUAI BEING Pi Te SH ee ee ‘Wasi iG’ D.C Benak 16 deed ot wn to the undersigned, are t doer oe {tt 'so the. place of boginniag, with, improvements, three-story, brick dweliing house, No. 3 Met etreet norihweee in the city of Waslington, ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash (of which $200 must ale) and balance in two Soe ata yam from date of sale, payable percoutum perannam from date | yaya afi cash, af putchaser's option, th ser t0 Dey piled ith in teu faye feu, day of aa atte a ystere Feserve the right f Teoeil of risk and cout ‘of default ive days’ advertisement ing Durchaser OO ATLON ASHFORD. Sy2teokds CH WILLIAMSON. { Trustees, UNCANSON BROS. Aucnopeers, Oy TRUSTE! OF VALUABLE IMPRO" MERTETE AE OF TAA PERT ELAWARE AVENUP BETWEEN © STREET Row ARD THE CAPITOL SQUARE, WASH: NTR. c. irtue of the deed of trust to the undersigned, anda ane 20, “A Deseo, ma rqcorded tu ther No. iS ‘A Br fe et of the inictof Columbia $6 will soll at Dubite suction to records. the highest bidder, front of the oremises, on TUESDAY, THE ips ate DaY OF AUGUST, 1899, AT FIVE °C! ~M.. part of lot A. if Biakoet al.'s subdivision of lois ia nquare Q86, a0 per Pigt ip Liber J. H. K.. folio 210. of the reo ords of the office of ‘the surveyor of sald District: Beginning on the easterly line of Delaware ava. 4¢ southwesterly from the northwestern corner saidlot and “unping thence easterly 145 A 100 fest to the east line of said lot; thence sou oust line 57 92-100 feet to the sonthokst corner of aaid lots feet; thence northwester! thence west 20 02- 133 68-100 feet to said avenue, and thence alone avenue northeasterly 22 feet tothe mt of i Ring, with all the Improvements, consisting of anand some three-story and mansard-roof dwelling house (premises No. 239 Delaware ave. n. ‘and four two- story brick tenements frontine ‘aliey in the rar Te of One-tt cash (of: $300 must be paid at time of cate) and’ Rice intro, oa annum from date of and retured on property eol. oF t purcl rs opiion, the purcl to pay coste of conveyancing, and if terms are not compl! with in ten days from day of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of faulting pur- chaser on five days’ rae! it. AHLOW ASHFORD, Sreteokds —_C.'H. WILLTAMSON:} Trasteos. Rats DARE & ©O., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ 8: OF VALUABLE IMPROVED OPERTY, BEING HOUSE NUMBERED B STREET NORTHWEST, aRTOWR, c. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust to us made on the 19th day of July, A. D. 1892, and duly recorded among the jand records of the District of Colambia, in Liber 1608, folfo 451. amd at the request of the secured thereby, we will sell Pubile sneticn In frout of the premises on MONDAY, JULY THIR- Rr phn 1803, at HALF-PAST FOUR P. M., all ‘that piece or parcel of a iis Htuate im the city of Washinuton, ‘Disisich of Cor fambia, hnown aed disinwaishea Pas land be nx part 0. ‘198, ‘sai Georfotown, bela juare No. 47, becinning. for in Se eS of West street three hundred and one (301) feet, more. Sapten cect neta eersenee en eces table of tos party wall between the boneo ne 303) P strest northwest and the house on thereof) and running thence west with Woat street twenty-oight ’) feet to the mi i between said house No. 3030 Borthwest and the nowss op the west thereof; thence gouth und parallel with Washington street one hus- a twenty (120) teet: thence east and paral! ei swith Wont street “wenty-cight” C58) fost “nad thence Barth to the pace of arian. ofsale: One-half of the purchase money tn cunts"ballnce in fro equal payunuia at gneand twe fom the date of sates with atx. (8) per cent Interest ‘per annum, Day The deferred payments to” be represeuted Dy of the purchasef and securet bi Rdooait of two undead doilaes eoo0ds wil bene: “ raed dollars Gulzed at time of sale. The terme must be coxplisd with in fifteen (15) days from sale, or the trusters re- pave ei — sesell at the i ES efter yas Seeger a and t ‘hasers’ cost. ania SATS 9 F st. p. w. WHITE, i GEORGE W. FE RATCHIEFE, DARE & CO. x ‘uctioneers, wivania ave. nw. TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORN? SIXTH AND F STREETS NORTH- BING PREMISES NO. PST. N. W.. WASHINGTON, D. C. court of the Bistrict of Columbia: passed in Eauiey court of the District of Columi Fquity Caupe No. 14,520, docket No. 33, wherein Addison AL Ashburn, trading as Ashburn & Co.. is complainant, and Thomas pOsrr et al. ‘lente, of date 160i) and additional’ decress pease Juy & 4D. re in auld cause on July 13, A.D. 1803. and on July 17. D, 3803, the undersigned. ds trantes; will sell th front of the premises on THURSDAY, AUGUST THIMD, A. oi D D. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. «20) feet by the full depth thereof of dered eleven ( the city of W: bya new bric ferme of anie aa fixed by said deorves are an follows: One-third of the purchase money in cash, the balan. one and two years after date, evidenced by th chager's promissory noten. bearti interest ae the rate of 6 percentum per acnum until paid. and seer: ‘of the to the. east twenty original lot mame tn aduare Bumbered ewenty (0) 1p ioaton, Th iaprov. ‘store ana dwelling. by the proverty sold, of all cach. at. the iaser. All taxes and assessments will De paid Bheday of male, and-all conveyancine and titie eran. jons shall Lo at the sole cost of the purchaser. The Droperty will be sold clear of allincwinbrances. Terms ‘ale must be complied with within ten (10) days after the property’ is sold, or the trustee Will resell at ‘the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. A de- osit of two hundred ($200) dollars will be required At the time of sale. THOMAS M. FIELDS, Trust aw Ec CHANCERY SALF 01 ‘ON THE Wi BETWEEN VALUABLE REAL ESTATE T SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND M STREETS NORTHWEST. By of adecree passed by the Supreme. Court of trict of Columbia on the 3a day of July, A. D. 1903, in equity cause numbered 14730, wherela Mary A. Corcoran is complainant aid James A. Cor. coran et al. are nts, I will offer for sale at malic, auction, in front. of the promises, on RIDAY, JULY TWENTY-EIGHTH, A.D. 1803, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. the fol- lowing described real estate in the city of Washing. ton, District of Columbia, as follows; Part of lot ibered 27. in square numbered 197, becinning for ‘the northeast corner of said lot on Lith thwest, and running thence south 16 feet snd one (1) inch along the line of ssid 15th street: thence west 120 feet; thence north 16 feet and one (Died. and thence east 120 feet to place of ‘berin- ning, toxether provements thereon, conals Of atwostory frame dwelling, ‘No: 118% 18th northwest. Terms of : One-third of the purchase money to Bhmed, and the balagce tn equal tastetianepta: nove. ined, and the balaucetn equal instetinmeptn, eye: ble-one and two years after the date thereof, with in- erent thereon at @ per. cent per annuin, secured by & deed of trust on the real te" herein described, or {he pirnees may at bis optign pay the entire amuount of purchase money incash. A deposit of ‘to be oe sale. If terms are not complied with ten days the trustee reserves the right to torfeit id deposit and to resell at the risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser, All conveyancing at the cost of purchaser. ELMER E. RAMEY. Trustee, jy-17 dads 1307 Fist. uw. HOTELS. Az xo omer nore. IN THR CITY oan you so. fall home feeling as at the & first-class hotel in every, situa’ touable vart 20 baths: . home "k: a Home of our fending statesmen. Terms, 2 per. a see” ?°}408-12 H ST,, NEAR 14TH. ‘[2= uixcors. 10th and Hsts.. 3y12__ Openall the year ;summer rates. Wiutinns HorEL, Pa eve and léthst., 022 Washington, D. 0. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. CHICAGO HOTELS. AEORASCA HOTEL: ohne desirable location: pure air; rooms largo and firht: furniture new: cate 5 ‘Terms, $1 per day for each person; liberal discount fopartion. "For particulars tequite at TUE Hat ew. (iene ages 5 BAB} & McPHERSON, Mott ‘orinerly of Washington, Proprietors. FBS chase ACCOMMODATIONS, WITH board, in.private residence: convenient to ines of care direct tof JA. MD Mi t YERS, 1925 ‘fifteen minutes ride. Mit fchigan sve., Chicago. Je23-3m BICYCLES. (REE TO WHEELMAN, ‘Any one havi done at DOREM' ‘ive dollars’ worth of bioyle repairs Ube SUSI will gee # new Bilings 1 pl and bakis plating and enameling by baking process. Ail work done complete by us. our facilities and get prices. 3y20-6t 414 11th st., Star building. Bresctzs. High prices on, Moycles, no longer prevail. ‘The Toug-talked-of ““cut™ has come! THE MAJESTIC, A fall; teed high-grade chine, fitthd with Sfand W'pnenmatie “tisevand equslte aay sicyele ‘sth, Gor SAD cash "No instalments” Noon: changes” Call m GEO.S ATWATER, 3e2-3m 1230 Pa. ave. ATTORNEYS. (CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, Law, Webster Law Bufldi D a Dici Residence. OS Keto awe VeMORISD The Austrian Heir Apparent Coming. Archduke Francis Ferdinand d’Este, who will presumably be the successor to the present Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary, will land at San Francisco about the middle of August, and after a short stop in Yellowstone Park will come to Chi- cago to see the fair, ABOUT GEORGETOWN A Reward Offered for the Capture of Swift's Murderer. INTEREST OF ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. The Gripman Proves That He Made No Threats. CANAL MATTERS. ‘The people of Alexandria county are circulating a petition for signatures, in which the governor of the state is asked to authorize the offering of a $00 reward for the arrest of the murderer of Swift, the old soldier from Connecticut, who was killed near Rosslyn about two weeks ago. The Rosslynttes, who, on the commission of the crime, seemed to rise in horror and who declared in the loudest terms that the murderer should be caught be- fore the marks of the death scuffle were obliterated from the public road, have set- tled down already to comparative peace and calmness. The fear which it is al- leged they entertained that the escape of the man would refiect great discredit on both the officials and citizens of Ross- lyn has apparently been dissipated. A Quiet Wedding. At 1:30 today Mr. Joel Adams Tilton of Absecon, N. J., and Miss Mary Simms Wil- son, youngest daughter of Mr. J. Henry Wilson of 29th street, were united in mar- riage at the residence of the bride's nts, Rev. George Elliot, pastor of Dumbarton Avenue Church, performing the ceremony. The wedding was a qufet home one, only the relatives and immedi- ate friends of the contracting parties be- ing present. On the conclusion of the ceremony a breakfast was served, after which Mr. and Mrs. Tilton left on ‘a tour of the principal seaside resorts of the groom's native state. Treasurer King’s Trips. Mr. George W. King, treasurer of the First Co-operative Bullding Association, accompanied by his wife, left this morn- ing for Chicago, Pueblo, Glenwood Springs, Manitou Springs, Denver, Garden of the Gods, Pike's Peak and other places and cities of interest in the far west. Mr. King, who has never fully recovered from @ severe attack of the grip, which he e enced a year or more ago, is of th lief that the mineral springs of the Rockies will put him on the road to com- plete recovery. During the absence of the treasurer the secretary, Mr. J. Barton Mil- ler, assisted by Mr. ‘William Woodville, Hf;,,¥il discharge the duties of both of: ices. Canal Matters. Boats to arrive at Georgetown with coal via canal July % were as folio For Meredith Winship & Co.—Judge Stake, Capt. T. McCoy, 114 tons; Here I Am, Capt. T. McCoy, US tons; Jas.’ Goddard, t. J. Bush, Us tons; 8. M. Storm, Capt: J. Bush, U5 tons; No. 101, Capt. L. Bichelberger, 116 W. 8. Jaques, Capt. B. Bender, 111 Consolidation No. 8, Capt. No. 110, Capt. C. E. Swain, 117 ton: Consolidation No. 10, Capt. J. F. Swaine, 112 tons; No. 123, Capt. J. Colbert, 117 tons. For J. ‘apt. H. Benner, 119 tons; Green Ridge, Capt. , I$ ‘tons, and W. H. Cooper, Capt. Puffenburg, 114 tons. Boats to clear Georgetown July 2 via canal were as follows: No. 121, Capt. E. Sponge; Four Brothers, Capt. J.’W. Collier; C. A.’ Hoffman, Singer; London, Capt. P. W. Williams; No. | Beat arrangement of bed THE VETERANS TO CAMP. The Third Battalion to Go Into Tents at Marshall Hall. Orders Issued by Major Suess—Regulations Prescribed for Camp—The Bills of Fare for a Week. The third battalion of the D. C. N. (Union Veteran Corps) is going on a this year that will be the envy of every national guardsman in the city. From July 29 to August 7, 18%3, the command will camp at Marshall Hall, which, with the green velvety lawns and spreading trees, Will form an ideal camping ground. The Union Veterans will be accompanied by company A of the sixth battalion. ‘The order for the camp, just issued by Major Suess, says: The companies will assemble at the Globe building armory in heavy marching order on Saturday morning, July 29th, at 8:45 sharp. Woolen blankets will be neatly rolled in- side the rubber blankets and strapped on top of the blanket bags. Helmets will be worn, and the forage caps and overcoats will be carried in the blanket bags. Tin cups will be suspended from loop at bottom of the blanket bags. Each man should pro- vide himself with at least two pairs of white gloves. Camp Regulations. The following instructions anf regula- tions relative to duties in camp are pub- lished for the information of all concerned: 1. Roll calls will be made on the company parades by the first sergeant superin- tended by a commissioned officer of the company. 2.At all roll calls except battalion parade, the officers superintending them will, after the companies have been dis rt to the adjutant, who will be stationed in front of his tent. 3 At fatigue call the tents and space around them,including all company streets. will be thoroughly policed by the men of the companies and the guard tent by the guard or mers. 4. Immediately after reveille bed sacks will be folded in two folds, and blankets folded in four folds placed thereon, all tent fur- niture put in order, the walls of tents raised and tents throughly aired, except in inclement weather, when the raising of the walis of the tents will be omitted. 5. Company commanders will make a daily inspection of the men’s tents, giving pardcular attention to cleanliness, and a sacks and blank- ets. Only in case of sickness will beds be permitted to be made down prior to the in- a. camp | Spection of quarters. 6. Sunday morning inspection will take the place of drill on Sundays, lar at- tention bet! given to the condition of the uniforms and arms. 7. The mornis reports of ies will be signed by the captains first ser- geants and handed to the adjutant not later than ten o'clock in the morning. &. At orderly call the first sergeants and sergeant, of the guard will repair to the adjutant’s office to recelve the orders of the day. 9. At officers’ call the officers will pro- ceed to the adjutant's tent with the least possible delay. 10. Company commanders will cause a non-commiss! officer to be detailed in charge of quarters daily, who will re- main in quarters when the company ia at Grill, parade or meals, he will aiso attend sick’ call. ll, The marking or defacing of tents in any manner is strictly prohibited. The digging of trenches around tents will be prohibited as the beauty of the Jawn would be seriously marred by such an_ oj tion. 13. Washing will not be permitted in the tents and it ts prohibited to throw water in the com} streets. 14. The object of the camp fs instructions 108, Capt. O. Groves; D. Linkins, Capt. 0. Groves; Detroit, Capt. Dickenhoff, and Judge Hougias, Gapt. D. Bowen. Boats te leave Cumberland for George- town via canal were as follows: For Meredith Winship & Co.—Sadie, Capt. Consolidation Geo. Washbaugh, 106. tons No. 18, Capt, G. "W. Snydi Ul, Capt. J. Taylor, 112 Capt. G. Sheffer, 111 tons; Capt. W. Gloss, 18 tons; Ho H. Keady, Capt. Ben Jackson, 110 tons. ‘or J. B. Agnew & Co.—Morning Star, Capt. H. Lineburg, 110 tons; A.W. Nicol- son, Capt. W. Hill, 114 tons; G. 8. Nicolson, Capt. G. Keesucker, 110 tons; Muskingum, pt. H. Teelers, 108 tons, and J. K. Shaw, Capt. P. Runkers, 114 tons. He Made No Threats. In the case of George Berry, the cable car gripman against whom a charge of threats was made by his wife, Prosecuting Attor- ney Mullowney declined to file an informa- tion when he Investigated the case at the Police Court yesterday. Mrs. Berry told the prosecuting officer that she could see her husband in her si and that he would get up « tree and wate her. He had made no threats toward her, she said, but he had threatened to spank one of the children. She said be had been coming to see the children. It was after hearing this statement that Mr. Mullowney decided not to take the case into court. Tenleytown’s Boom. Tenleytown’s building boom seems to have taken another big step forward. J. A. Kidwell is erecting three houses for S. O. Wendell, Ernest McCobb is putting up two for J. J. Schaffer and one for Thomas Queen, ‘On their completion he will build himself @ pretty eight-room Queen Anne cottage. John E. West's ten-room home at Bethesda has been finished. Notes. The work of widening 324 street from the canal to Bridge street has begun. About $1,000 will be expended in making the im- provement. The roadway, which is now payed with cobblestones, ‘will be torn up and repaved with vitrified brick. W. A. Custard is about to begin the erec- tion’ of four new houses on N between 36th and 37th streets. ‘The falling of one of the Georgetown and ‘Tenleytown company’s live wires caused a little excitement on 32d street this morning. No one was burt, an electric display being the only tesult. Mrs. 5. F. Yates of P street ts remodeling her old home. Officer Upperman yesterday shot an al- leged mad dog on West street. It is claimed that the canine bit twelve other dogs be- fore he was finally run to earth. At a meeting list night of Hermione Di- vision, No. 4, Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias, Mr. H. G. Wagner tendered nis resignation as captain, which was finally accepted with regrets. Hermione Lodge and Hermione Division members are com- pieting the details for the grand reunion to held at Bay Ridge on August 2. At 3033 M street last evening Mr. E. R. Reynolds entertained the Jolly Fat Men Club at a banquet. The South Washington Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club were also present ‘and played delightful music throughout the occasion. Speeches were made by the president and vice president of the Fat Men’s Club and wild applause Erected every effort. irs. Richard Powell, accom- Mr. and panied by their children, will leave today for the eastern shore of Maryland, where a stop of two weeks will be made at Oxford. Mr. Robert Lowe is home from Sterling, Va.. where ten days were pleasantly spent. All of original lot 20, square 107, yesterday sold at public auction, Mr. W. A. Cunaing- ham purchasing it. The property fronts on the west side of Sith street between R and S stregts. The price paid per foot was 81 1-2 cents. The property is 50 feet front and the depth 150 feet. Mr. Jerry McCarthy was taken suddenly ill yesterday on 324 street, and after re- ceiving temporary attention from Drs. Ben- nett and Birdsali he was sent to the Emer- gency Hospital. ——.___ Dr. Carver's Horses Attached. The sheriff at New York yesterday re- ceived two attachments against Dr Win. F. Carver, the showman, one for $3,096 in favor of John Friedlander, jeweler of Ber- Mn, Germany, and the other for $223.95 In favor of the’ Calvert Lithographing Com- pany. A deputy sheriff has attached twenty-nine horses belonging to Carver. ————_-e- —___ Two Western Failures. ‘The G. B. Hodgeman Manufacturing Com- pany, one of the largest concerns in San- dusky, Ohio, went into the hands of a re- celver yesterday. The court appointed Clark Rude of Sandusky as recetver. Ripley & Bronson, iron merchants at No. 800 North 24 street, St. Louis, made an as- signment for the benefit of creditors yester- day. Liabilities are placed at $150,000, with abgut equal assets. ———+e-+—____ The Destitute at Denver. Up to date 8,700 men have registered as out of employment at Denver, and the list is steadily increasing. Means are being taken to furnish employment and provide food for the hungry and destitute. Dean Peck and Rev. Thomas Uzzell, who have been foremost in this work, announce that on account of the scarcity’ of relief funds they cannot continue to feed the hungry longer than today. | Meetings are nel nightly to provide means for aid in which Denver's most prominent people take rart. It is estimated that 15,000 persons--men, women and children—are in need of imme- diate aid. Food is being distributed at the tn military duty to which all other duty must be sul te, when off duty, ho’ ever, the men will be en themselves in every manner. The following detafis for the camp are “Kcting post adjutant, First Lieu Guy E. it. Jenkins, adjutant third battalion. Acting post quartermaster, First Lteut. = leyers, quartermaster third bat- jon. Acting commissary subsistance, Eyrst Lieut. Charles E. Swigart, company “Acting post surgeon, Capt. Samuel A. H. McKim, surgeon first regiment. t major, Sergt. Maj. Acting post sergean' Patrick O'Hare, third battalion. Acting post’ quartermaster sergeant, Quartermaster Sergt. Elmer E. Van Nors- 1 t_commi 8e3 William H Bailey, company Ge An Advance Guard. A considerable detail of the command ‘will not wait until the 29th to go down, as the following commissioned officers and enlisted men of the third battalion will Proceed by steamer River Queen to Mar- shall Hall, tomorrow, for making suitable arangements for en- campment: First Lieut. Charles E. Swigart, company Second Lieut. Ellwood W. Andrews, yD; Quartermaster Sergt. Elmer E. Van Noretall, Sergt. wil- jam H. Bailey, company C ce Sergt. William Artz, company B;' Corpl. James E. Leeman, company C; ‘Alexander Mc- Cullip, company Aj ice Berkley, com- of SOCIAL MATTERS, ‘The Belgian Ghait, will give a picnic today at bor, in honor of Mr. and Astor, who are making « tour northern coast resorts on Mr. and Mrs. Michael Herbert British embassy will be the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Orme at their Newport cottage. A very pretty wedding took place Gay at Newport. The bride Rogers, Gaughter of Capt. Rogers army, and the groom was Lieut. of the thirteenth infantry. ‘The ceremony took place at St. George's Church. ‘The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort are the Mons at Newport at present. stay, however, will be but a brief one, Mrs. G. C. Samson and the Misses Pol- Bet tl tie elf: of ® if i are spen the summer with her Dr. James T. Sweetman, at Chariton, N. Messrs. R. C. Gwynn, J. Frank Johnson, past week at Atlantic City, ve there in a few days for Ocean Grove, where she will remain the rest of the warm weather as the guest of her sister, Mra. Robert Kennedy, at her cottage. Mrs. Conradis is visiting her —_ Mrs. Hat ,, at Colonial Beach. irs. capaeen che, accompanied Mrs. Conredis, will return today. ‘W. Mosby Williams has returned te the city after a ten da: Stay at Front Royal and Winchester, Va. “ Mrs. H. M. Conrad, Mra. C. V. Trott an@ das ter Ethel will leave tonight for an ex- tended trip through Ohio and the lakes. Mrs. Bessie Gordon and her daughter have gone to Hampton Roads to spend the rest of the summer. Mr. Eugene Moxley @n@ his niece, Miss Dant, left today for Chicago. After spend- ing several weeks there they will Cleveland. They will make « trip lakes and will visit in Pitusburg and 3 before returning home early in Mrs. John J. Glover and the Misses Glover have been visiting Capt. ané Mrs. © Willams of the twenty-first infantry Fort Niagara. The Misses Glover in Chicago, and after visiting the the remainder of the ui and Minneapolis. The Festivity Club of "83 will the festivities on Thursday a freshments will be served, after club will adjourn for the season. Miss Hattie Rubenacker has gone te cago to visit her sister, Mrs. A. Wise Aascessinw dare 3S ALEXANDRIA, ‘The city council held its last regular sums mer meeting last night and then adjourned until the second Tuesday of October. ordinance which required owners of fh. estate to trim trees so that the electric light wires might not be had passed the aldermen, supply private ferred. The ordinance a sion of the Mount Vernon ed, and in this the the city pg ts—the ed upon next month, but the boards base adjourned until next October, and it ie known that the measure Geter- mined opposition in the council. Louis Weber, company B:'C. H. ot gems penne pi a Alfred BD. Stedbine, | 000. ‘The house was company C; William’ Lucas, company D; | for $415,000. Tt Is understood that the hotel Thomas Chick, company D; and the follow: ing from company A, sixth battalion: C. D, Bonney, D. V. Chism and L. C. Wahi. ‘The camp at Marshall Hall will be known fs. Camp, McKibben, in honor of the popu- Routine of Camp Duty. The routine of duty will consist during the encampment as follows: First call for reveille, 5:45 a. m.; reveille, 6 a. m.; fatigue call, 6:05 a. m.; recall from m.; drill call, 645 a. m.; re- 745 a. m.; mess cali (break- fast), 8 a. m.; ‘sick call, 8:30 a. m.; first call for guard mount, 8:45 a. m.: assembly of guard details, 9 a. m.; guard mount, $:10 a. m.; first sergeants’ call, 12 m.; mess call (dinner), 12:30 p. m.; mess cail (supper), 5:30 p. m.; first call for battalion parade, 6:10 p. m.; assembly, 65 p. m.; adjutants* call, 6:30 p. m.; retreat (if there be no vat- talion parade), 6:30 p. m.; first call for tat- too, 10:15 p. m.; tattoo, 26:80 p. m.; taps, 1p. m. Marshatl Yall ts nosed for the good things to eat which can be obtained there, and the Union veterans propose to follow precedent strictly in this respect. ‘What They Will Eat. ‘The bills of fare arranged for the camp are models of their kind. Here is what the boys will take to drive away starvation: Saturday, July 29, 188—Dinner: Fresh corned beef and cabbage, potatoes, bread, butter and coffee. Supper: Irish stew, bread, butter and coffee. Sunday, July 3—Breakfast: Baked meat, avy, bread, butter and hash and onion coffee. Dinner: Pork and beans, tomatots, weenges bread, butter and coffee. Supper: pudding, peach cobbler, bread, butter and coffee and watermelon. Monday, July 3i—Breakfast: Beef stew, bread, butter and coffee, oatmeal porridge. Dinner: Vegetable soup, roast beef and VY, potatoes, pickles, bread and butter. upper: Bread ‘duff, syrup, bread, butter and coffee. Tuesday, August 1—Breakfast: Baked meat hash and onion gravy, bread, butter and coffee. Dinner: Salt pork, string beans, cabbage, bread, butter and coffee. Supper: Cheese, pickles, bread, butter and coffee, oatmeal porridge. Wednesday, August 2—Breakfast: Lamb stew, veal stew, beef stew, bread, butter and ' coffee, oatmeal. Dinner: Pork and beans, tomatoes, pickies, bread, butter and coffee. Supper: Sliced corned beef, Vienna rolis, butter and coffee, oatmeal porridge. Thursday, August $—Breakfast: Beef- steak and onions, gravy, bread, butter and coffee. Dinner: Vegetable soup, macaroni soup, bean soup, roast beef, potatoes, t matoes, bread, butter and coffee. Suppe Rice pudding, syrup, bread, butter and co fee, oatmeal porridge. Friday, August 4—Breakfast: Bacon and. eggs, bread, butter and coffee. Dinne1 Fried salt water trout, tomatoes and mac- aront, succotash, potatoes, oread, and coffee. Supper: Bread duff, syrup and ree. Zaturday, August 6—Breaktast: Oat- meal, Irish stew, bread, butter and coffee. Dinner: Fresh corned ‘beef and cabbage, tatoes, bread, butter and coffee. Supper: Rold corned beef, stewed tomatoes, bread, butter and coffee. Sunday, August 6—Breakfast: Paked hash and) onion gravy. bread. butter and coffee, oatmeal. Dinner: Pork and beans, green corn on cob, pickles, bread, butter and coffee. Supper: Rice pudding, peach cobbler, bread, butter and coffee and water- melon. Monday, August 7—Rreakfas:: Rake’ nd onion gravy, bread, butter and coffee. Dinner: Bean soup, veetable Soup, macaroni soup, roast beef, potatoes, bread and butter. Supper: Sliced corned beef, bread, butter and coffee. ee Sunday School Excursion. The Sunday schools of the Douglas Me- morial and the Fourth Street M. F. Churches will give an excursion to River View Friday, July 28 It is expected that @ large number of the scholars and friends | go down with them, | of the schools will and a plensant day is assured to all. The various missions today. It is developed that the destitution is growing. Samuel J, Pents will make three trips, at 9:20 a.m., 1:30 and 6:45 p.m. ‘butter | case will be sent to ‘once Sylvester Dean cut his ~ Byes vediy yesterday while working upon Hunting creek. —s— THE DERAILED EXCURSION TRAIN. On account of the fact that there @ere quite a number of passengers from this city on the Chicago excursion train which was derailed yesterday near Akron, Ghio, on the Pittsburg and Western railroad, there was much Interest In the details of the wreck telegraphed here and published last evening. Railroad officials here have received a report of the accident giving & corrected list of the injured, as follows: At 420 a.m. a special train, consisting of eleven cars, met with fin accident one mile east of Monroe Falis and eight miles east of Akron, on the Pittsburg ant Waseen railroad, by which about twen' were injured, of whom six were severely burt one y. The accident caused by the spreading of the was entirely unavoidable. The being drawn by two engines, the which Was the first to leave the track, ging with it the fifth car and the fear cars, all of which contained . The derailed ry slid a bankment. e news of deat santana tencgrapned © Astron Ohio, and a special train was sent out from that city to the scene of the wreck. ‘The tn- jured were conveyed to Akron and Were placed in the city hospital in that city. ari tees to Chicago with but it 0 te deity, reaching ‘Chicago yesterday after- noon, ‘The Injured. Below is a list of the injured and the ex- tent of their injuries: Mr. F. C. Keeljler, Baltimore, Md., hand injured; Mr. Chas. J. | Story, $17 Vest 20th street, New York, back | of head cut; August Thurn, Baltimore, Md. side bruised; Frank Niles, Marysville, Mo. Side injured; Frank White, Lafayette, Pa, wound; Mrs. E. White, Lafayette, Pa. shoulder injured; H. Moredick, Humes- ton, lowa, left arm, collar bone ‘and one rib broken, wiil probably die: F. O. Statts, Vienna, Ve. back injured; W. M. Marzom, iphia, Pa., scalp wound; z ay Polored, Washington, D.C. injured internally and in groin; Miss Lillie Carmer, Camden, N. J., arm, head and face gut; Louis Steinbeck, 1318 St. Charles street, timore, left leg cut; Jose Luz, Balt Md., back injured; Miss Kate Hunt, Bait- | more, Md. hip bruised: Judson Hunt, timore, Md., head cut and shoulder in- | jured;” Miss” Lilie Hunt, Baltimore, ck and head and neck injured; Miss Grahen, Baltimore, Md., back injured; Effie HouseMan, ‘Baltimore, Md., tack injured: Leo Stewart, colored. porter on train, Baltimore, ribs” fractured on both jes: M. W. Buda, Riverside, N. J., injured about shoutder; H. M. Nice, Port Washi ton, Pa. cut about head ap N. H. Hoyer, Coatesville, Pa., 2 head ‘and internally; Mrs. Sturden, 517 Cal- vin street, Baltimore, head cut and Druise@ about eye and hend: Mrs. Meta Smith, Washington, D. C., back injured and som | wound; Mrs. Dora’ Tough, Washington, ., injured about head and limbs | MC. Mode, Wilmington, Del. head « | W. A. Mode, Wilmington, Del., back sprein= | ed; “Mins Anna Mulliner, 4%2 ‘Heart street Caméen. N. J., injured ‘about head; Miss H. Core, Washington, D. injured | about head; Mise Isabella Forbes, “Camden, Ny, injured about head; Miss Mary J. E. Feariocker, Camden, N."J., arm bruise’: B Ralph Hampden, Baltimore, M4, apm broken and side injured; Mr. ‘Elam Me- [ntosh, Washington, D.'C., scalp woupy Mr. Aiward Chamberlajn, “Raltimore, Md. sprained wrist; W. J. L. Augusta, Walkers fon. Ind., slightly briieed and head slightly | cut: Prof. M. A. Stevenson, Washington, D. C., strained back: H. Dugson, Philadel- phia,’Pa., slightly cut in head. Six other passengers were slightly hurt, but were able to continue on their journey to Chi cago. i