Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1893, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO' D. ©, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1893. SSS ee AUCTION SALES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Caseiaehal FOR S4-2—THIS 15 A FINE PROPERTY FOR 85.300—one of the ino-t convenient locations tn Se Sg tee, 2, ane O oe aw Rear schools, cars markets; nine rooms and bath ; lot 202100 to Te” DAVID D. STONE, 804 and $06 F st. nw. RK SALE—PRICE, $5,200-HAS B! EN OCCU- pied by one tenant for three years at $5 a month— a two-story bay-window brick, with cellar: lot 18x80: gliey: west of 13th st A Gue investment. Acheap home. 1: "_ DAVID D. STONE, S04 and 806 ‘FrOw SALE_A NICE NEW CORNER HOUSE IN 8 convenient section of Georgetown: one square from cable care; two squares from Metropelitan cars: elcht nicely papered rooms and bath: cabinet m:n- in: BFice, $5,000; very easy terms if desired; 120 It __ DAVID D. STONE, S04 and 806 F st. n. w. BR SALE—NO REASON AGLI REFUSED: FFE 1 must_be sold at once: price 000: 4 wail brick dweiling on ‘one-halt eg, | from Pa. ave. : nice neigbborieod: Dance rooms aud | bath: beautiful mantels: lagndry. a chance to secure cheap home: tent. #2 oe DAVID D. nw JOR SALE-A FINE BARGAIN IF SOLD AT nceva hew bayrwsndow brick: Grooms aad bath; pn Gh st ie. entine now for $19.30 8 mouth: ice, 82.500; worth $1000. ‘ Mie SSAUiv STONE, 808 ana S06 F st. 2. porsare= 4.600. REDUCED TO gee to secure that bercain, sou eave been ix Soess Gant. Theownet ge ey ee ce A i eg ap eae ets bbe, Foom: conteaient ‘bitch ouitiding:: very Jarge close's. a ieautituily papered: lot 18 feet wide: 10 foot paved T alley in rear: ostlook on New York ave. isa convenient iocation | a few steps trom electric ca ¥: nice neighborhood. ‘Kes at office, TONE. S04 vantrics: newly and he rice, $7,500: no incumbrance. FOR EXCHANGE—On lots in city or Holmead, Fold & Brown's, a nesrig new bay-winow brick ob Maes, are Gear Stanton Park cash price, 84,700. XCHAXGE On « building Sefer Rouse: 8 zooms and, bat have to exchange. Jhave S04 and $06 F st. n. w. pee oy iy NEW tea tg treet concreted: 82,7505, apd ‘resay ta ‘Auk for keys’ at PHARK L. WAN 663" cor. Tath and Gate. 5.0. ‘ite Fr SALE—NEW 6K. P.B. HOUSE NEAR MD. ave.; 17 ft front. ; S100 bal to ute Jyl-4w (Lith an nO. R SALE-A MOAT BEAUTIFUL FOUR-STORY cor: house 1G rooms ant Ans. tiled bath room in. m E {electric bella, dure cabinet mantels, eas f tures and tiles. n firenlaces, fa-naceand in rapidly fuprovtas netetbormoct mm Seo squares south | foenastto sures pes mediate purchaser cases re iv for | Sameverateaien Rosen SSB OTe Foran We maie'a coetalty of BROOKLAND egg SIN pay Joa ae eran rae | We have ‘Sat from 8 to. 40 cen's per sqnare sESeSES foot that we can well on favorable terme from $2,400 to 84, 000. No trouble to show property. For full particulars cal McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, ape ‘Cor. 10th and G sts. nw. FOR SALE—LOTS. QOR SALF_ 96.000 OF FIRST-CLASS REAL FS- tate for $3,000 cash: must have the at once. Address J. Mf tice, DR SALE—A DESIRABLE BUILD! U st. now. between 17th and 1sth sts. ; 20 fe front: 10 fest deep; public alley in rear. greatly reduced dgure. PEANE bv inspection. Seite THOS. J. FISHER & Co., $925 21324 F st awe R SALE—FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER $73 rit Day alot 255140 feet in East Deanwood, whicl isin the District; C, D. E and F sts. ne. exten ‘will ran through East Deanwood. Elevation 50 fest; ground level: pure water: cointautation fare to Oth ¢ only 5M cents; streets conform with the ‘90 feet wide.” I will sell lots on easy A should the purchaser die id lot will de deeded E. M. PINE, 1290 F at. nw.” MR SALE—A NO. 1 LOT ON 20TH ST.. NEAR Ftente: Senver's-30100; sleo. nies Saiiaie tt a frame house on each under purchaser. 1201 Pennsylvania Avenua a SALE—OR WILL TRADE FOR SMALL souses, « Ueautiful new three-story preased-brick dwelling near Dupont Circle. ‘Box 96, St: Ofiee. ayz7-3e OR SALE—AT A SACKIPCE_—FOUR-STORY | brick hete. near Canito! erpunds: suitable for Ingtnoer of Congress: best offer above $5,500 t Address BW. J, Star {OR SALE—CHANCE 10 SECURE A HOME IN northwest on easy terms—new bay-window press brick: 9 rooms and bath; cabinet mantels, electric Dells and gas lighters: all m. 1, :east fromt; !ot 161100 toalley; frame 50 : 300 cash required. JAMES ic RK SALE— ‘TWO DESIRABLE LITTLE PROPERTIES. 1. OT Teows, bath and cellar. farnsee: thoroagh order ; only 8600) cash needed ; price, 8:3, 700. era teat Siosnachuettn anes aus 6 rovkte ess Soriaes HIG SURTERS & THOMPSON, Be 1335 Fst. nw. R SALP_A ONE P PROPERTY: 14TH AND nag. ft. of wround; improved alley in rear. i262 He M. MARTIN, 19-0 Pa. ave. pw. POR Lease On sale-onty two OF OSE. $15 PAYS FOR A HOME LOT AT MAY'S S15 ranting the sine mburb of Atigntic City: 5 uares from Kt. commutation fare to Priladelphia station on rund ; fine iviog. fishing, ‘bathing, "nallina: city and country” ‘com Loo houses butte lant year and not one ema ty asafe and sure investment; $50 invested will bring $200 in 6 months: 4 factories built this year: lots are 140 foot above ocean; 10 per cent off tor cash; ¥ lots for B25 title t-sured.© Rand for ewealar., MAY'S LANDING IMPROVEMENT (O., 658 Franklin st., Philadeiphis. Washington office, O25 F st. w. Phen. Payehn $05; Puen Psycho, #7 con Ft pea. i. BOWEN MEG. CO. Others cheap. FOE, Sai, SPRING FORE VICTOR. PERFECT order: $40. .'9? Victor 13¢-inzh cushions, cork handles. splendid wheel; 80: cash or install- ments. 1108 Est. (upstairs), oF 1221 Sst. attero p.m, oR SALE CHEAT TINE PSEUMATIC TIRE raafety. Can be seen any tlie between hours of Land 4 by calling at 1025 Connecticut ave. sn il eg JOR SALE_8%S_FULL BALL-BEARING, HIGH: Erde cushicu tire safety: combination for ‘Ind or gent used one. ; dnstalle mentataken: BOT Lith we mews after Se iylete JO% SALE_1= D ST. N.E.; THREE-STORY brick house: 10 rooms: a. m. i. lot 110 feat d 85,200; this is ‘the cl bot ‘Capitol Hi ‘weil built; OR SALE_THREE OF THOSE 1ITH ST. jade in- Douses: $1.00, and $19 © month, tine scent eal arranged: att. £ TTot Itb0, near H st Sate Office open to 8pm. FRARE L. HANCOCK & CO., Cor itt snd G sts n.0. PRESSED 3y25-3t JOR SALE-—-HERE IS A HOUSE; ‘brick; $3,500: $100 cash. bal: and bath; am, i. lot, 17380 st ne. "Ask for keys at CO."S, cor. 13th and G ats. me. Sy25-3t QOR SALE—EMERSON 26. ail aks street conereted 82,750; ready to occupy. Offce oven toN'p. tm Pl PTPRANE L. HANCOCK £ CO-S. Jy 25-5 Cor. 13th and G sts. he. RK SALE—1137 12TH ST. NE: TWO-STORY; Srooms: a. m. i.; furnace; side and rear alleys: 500; papered and decorated; lot 20x98. Just the jase to suit you. FRANK L, HANCOCK & CO., 3725-38 Gor. 13th and @ JOR SaLE—A BARGAIN IN A NEAT SIX-ROOM brick house in Le Droit Park. Price, only €3,300. 325-3 B. H. WARNER & CO... 916 F st. ‘OK SAT} HOUSES. SOUTHEAST. NORTHEAST, Store and dw 1001, G 1253 to 1259 F st, 85-650 bb. Gr, and 535 to ot 28a 209 4r. sr e. 1023) 618 to 1717. axe, b Te. ays-11 bb. Teand 419 Ist st, E Bs The above iponlys portion of the propery on my Rooks. For ai) fist Gall at office for builetia issued em the Ist and 1th I THOS. F_WAGGAMAN. _ R SALE—“NOW IS TRE TIME TO BUY"— S43 -G si sw.: new Groom brick: has bath, Fane, and latrobes and all modern conveniences. ‘The above property is centrally locited ; convenient fe two car lines, and ons of the best constructed Rouses in the city for ite size. all material used being first-class: extra inducements will be made if pur- chased before Awust 1. 1543. You are respectfully ited tocaltand examine same.” Brice, #23 gi ‘3: HARRISON JOBNSON ® SON, 25-38 ‘M0 Feist por sari im the northwest: press brick storics and basement: 10rooms; ‘The lot has a frontage of 20 feet and runs back 60 3 Io-foot side alley Price, $9,000, on reasonable terms. a THUS. J. FIsits R & CO.. Fst. aw. FOR SALE—Honses & VEHICLES. KR SALE—A SACRIFICE_—FINE BAY HORSE: zood driver aud saddier. New buggy and hand- made set harness. Apply CENTRAL STABLE. be. twoon Sand 11 and 3 and 6, 409 14th stn. w. jy27-t* FOR SALE-HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS; buxcy aimost new. Price, $95, if sold at once. 723 Fast Capitol 7B THIS AFTERNOON. LEGAL NOTICES. TOMOREOW FUTURE DA\S. RATCUEFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, TRUS’ SALE OF TWO-1 R A! SHEED? Bernina RADIO GR STHEI TS NORTHEAST. BY AUOTION. By virtue of adecrce of the Sureme Court of the District of Colambia, passed on. the Sth duy of July. A Poin. a ecuity cause No. 14570, whetnin Brena ‘are complainants’ and 1d. ae ae willover forsale, by public auction, tm Bee Stn vot or UEDA, EVENTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1 PAST FIVE O°CLOCK P. M., the foliowlng described Fraleeiete ivine snd beine ia the city of Washington. District, of Columbia, aforesaid, being the easter Partof lot numbered ‘two (2). in square num! nine hundred and stxteen (O16), on the plat of ¢ity, and contained within the mates und. bounds fol- lowing, that's to say: Heginuing: for the samme at southeast corner of said fot and rinning theuce west twenty (20) fect, thence north seventy-Ave (IS) feet to the rear of wail eastern part of said lot, thence east (20) feat ani thence south to the point of be- jorether with the iinprovemente, kc. poteryotzale: One third of the purchase money to ald in cash, the residue in two eaual installments at one and two years from the ay of sale, with noves tearlom intarest trom tue day of tale. incorest rate of r cent per annum, payable semi- fonually. said ‘arments t0 be secured by deed of trust on the premises soli il of ir chase moue¥ fey be paid im eash, at the option of fhe Bite of ale. Tertas Sobs Somnetied "sie: anes : = days from the day of sale, ofberwise. the trastens tre serve the right to resell the property, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Seeks gehaR peter yal cuvermncine One & one DOUGLAS 8. ‘31 pene Syi5-dkas FUTURE DAYs. g | G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, Je (Successors ts Tnttmer ®” Bloc GOVERNMENT SALE OF ADOUT 88,332 POUNDS OF WASTE PAPER. On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ND, TWELVE O'CLOCK My at the warehoung of Panett hower & Co.. corner cf Virginis aud New Jersey aves. 5. we wilsell for the Department of the Interior Ce oo oe waste La aoe ely ‘paper to be. femaved immedi at purchaser’ pense, Bs of Secre SBoEdi OP ON ETOAN BOOT C. a = ‘& CO., Auctioneers juccessors to Latimer & Sloan), 1407 @ st. nw. HANDSOME PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITES, EX GHERRY, OAK AND WALNUL IMPORTED FUOM THE BANCROFT SAL. EW UPRIGAT PIANO, | FRENC! AND OTHET ' MIRRORS, ARDROBES, LOT OF SLIGHTLY USSELS CARPETS, LOT PICTURES, PILLOWS ‘AND BOLSTERS, DESKS, “SECRE- IES, TRON SAFF. NFARLY NEW SAFETY CROCKERY, STOVER, we., Be., de. DAY, JOLY 'TWENTY-NINTH, 1893, . witliin our sales rooms, 1407 G st... rail we Will sell a larze lot of howsehoid effects, WELVE by lisenens. Bc. ‘Terms TRUSTEES’ SALE_OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON GTH “STREET BETWEEN ¥ AND G STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of acertain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber 1707, folto 22 et seq.. on- of the land records of the District of Columbia, so will ball in front, of the Riemime on TUESDAY, SHE FIGHT. DAY. O AUGUST. A. D. isd, AT HALF-PAST FIVE OrCLOCK' PM. ie followin denertDed real oatate, situate in the city of Warhineton, in. the Distri Columbia, to wit: Ail that certain pecs or parcel of land and promises known and distinguished a» and Being orietual lot numbered 17 in square S31, tomether with all the ways, improvements, easements, rights, Privilege aod appurvenances to the saine Orin auywise appertaining. "Terme? One thfrd cash ‘balance tn one and two yoars, at 8 parcen jam, payable sem@annually. Ent Yo be secured by a deed of trust on the prov S0id, cr alleash. at the option of the purchaser. Sepseit of 8200 required at time of maler Conveyanc- ing and recording at vurchaser’s cost. ‘Termsct ale to be complied with in fifteen days from day of sale, Otherwise trustees reserve the ris ut to resell the prop: FE SALE-FULL-TOP PHYSICIAN'S PHAETON the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after in perfect order and modern desien : also fine driv- | five da) advertisement of such resale in woue news: Me" PEARCE, LAWION & MoREY NOLDS Srioad | Pe Pe 1 USWELE © Fism, ie Ne Mol 7 ee ee m cm Yee | syer akan JOHN L- FiteNcHe} Trustees R SALE_FINE SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES ‘and harness—1 Brewster Landau, wood ag new, 8600: L Brewster T cart. tn perfect ceiudition. 820073 six-passenzer cabriolet, 8173; 2 Phaeton buses, # each; |_buckboard, 1 Prougham, a Iieht room Job, 8150.1 medtiam—weisht Victoria (shop worn), $275: aiso several sets of fine second-hand harness. All of the above zoods are from private parties abd are erdered to be sold at once: NEW YORK CARRIAGE AND HARNESS EX- CHANGE, sy27-3t? Pennsylvania ave. IAMBLETONIAN HORSE (BY Thorndale); 16 hands 6 years old: can trot 845 wait; never trained; « fine-looking fellow: Dar- i. Day beteen at GHEEN'S STABLE, Pt be Fath 'ana'iseee JOR SALE HORSE, HARNESS AND FAMILY or address 117 Oth stb. @ P. sy rr Call oe ‘cheap. Cal R SALE—NEW CURTAIN ROCKAWAY, NEW side-bar bugzy. buckboard; very handsoms: good agnew ; ai! of the best make. will be sold at's bareain Sy echanwe De evod horse. | COLUMBIA STABLE. bet. Rand Sand 14th and 15th ste nw, yw KR SALE—FINE GENTLE YOUNG MARE, FOR family use: lady can drive her; also harness, Phaeton and dayton all in perfect condition., Apply 1415 9th st. nw. Sy2aae ‘OR SALE = m aekhoards. Surreys, Rockaways, Bus- Kies, Business, ‘and Dayton Wasons on easy terme orcash." The following jobs, at prices for cash only: One open surrey, $08: with top. daytons, $49 a0; business wagons, $60 up; leat! top busictes, «spindle bucey. 8:30; surrey. $3 with top. board. '# cart, da; 123; buc ak iB, victoria’ S15: aiso “toubeletion. ad ‘On Tnesdays and Thursdays, from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. we will have our building lighted to enabl able to call during the day ‘The public invited. dyI2 por sabES CASH BARGAIN AT W. F GEYER'S CARRIAGE, WAGON AND HAR- NESS BAZAAR 466 Pennayivania ave. nw. IN NEW AND SECOND-"AND WORK. _fs1Lt PAINTING AND REPAIRING. R MALE For the next thirty days am authorized by the Cotumbos ‘Bowey Compaty to sell for cast thelr mitire stock of vehicles at factory prives ‘You will be survrised at tho peices that Tan give you. JAS. K. PROBEY, Br6-1m) 1230 324 St, JOR SALE_HAVE QUITE A NUMBER OF NEW and second-hand vehicles for sale cheap, very cheap. as the season is virtually over and wisi fo dis- pose of ® me: will be sold as low as posible and on as accommodating terms as is consistent with business methods, ani all guaranteed to be as represented: have ahout 300 in'stock of all kinds. Te toay be to your advantage toall amd sen for yourselves at G22 G st_n. w.. opposite the new city post offive. Syo-te 8. J. MEEKS, SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FL ASDSOME,, SUBUREAN | HOME FOR SALE hot and coid water: bath, furnace and sewer con- Rections. On very easy monthiy payments. At idiver- gale Park. Apply atoffice. J. A’ BLUND: ‘nw. ALE Do you want anew house? If so. now fs your chance to tale your choice of those new houses Just completed on Oregon svenun, containine nine and ten Foomsesch; fin sied in nature! wood, with cabinet mantels, open fireplaces: tiled bath rooms with por- grlan tabs: tiled hearthe and vestibules: heated by furuaoes: handsomely payered: electric Kas light- img, and all melern inprovements. Large lot to alley. Price. om accommodating terms, $10,000 each, for a abort time oni: For further p.rticulars call ny cL a sabhe Fo SALE Bacar Batory 10-room day-w finps.. imald Moors, 1s side ond haif square from Aesizabio. CHLEN & BATCHELDER, Cor. 10th and ste. --:88,500 rooms and bath, nae, iot Quincey st.. West Eekinzton, ET. KAISER, 22 Rooms 4and 6, Atiantic buildine, £H) F st. mw. Oe SALE-NORTHWEST—ONE SQUARE FROM Dupont Ciroe, an elegant brown-stone residen fontainine 11 rooms and lates reception room ; bu: Gerw pantry and cellar; heated throughout by b: ter am! «team: wo one of them very finely tile plumbine che very fies: every knowa prawement and coavenience, ele. tele; crystal chandelisrs 2 speaking tubes, ray AD Wwaich vives overs advantaze Gag aide ‘vindows: location very "le, ‘Mable and convesient for cars and. berdics - han Someresiiences ving upon ali sides. For price and terua ply to Sa L. WALTER WEED & CO., 500 Tih st. aw. EW THREE-STORY isth st. n.w. ; thirteen rooms ie roow for fan’ || istest improvements; handsomely detorated care! It under our personal super- ‘istom and first-class i ‘hots open for Son. For tart iy and price «ply iyitee DY SALE—RARGAING. This isthe thus to buy. We offer as srecia! bar- fains new brick dwelling. D . near New Jereay 7 a sorption: Ball. “Price only new brown-stone bath; complete tp Svery particular; pretziest jocation on Capitol Hill Will be soid at a saoriticn EMERSON & CAHILE, aw. ash and $30 month!y.with possession, Soumest new destory houses for the money. ¥ located on broad avenus, convenient. to | ‘apital. brary and cab! fail to avail of | _ S928 JOR SALE_4 NEW PB. §R. AND BATH, at ne. bet @ and # 38.500 Terins to suit. FRANK © HANCOCK & CO., itw or. hand Gets ne. FOE SAE OMEY TWO LEFT oF Those handsome Groom how-es at the corner of I:ith Weis i. every modern coventen-s and haad. Ok SALE—FURNISHED COTTAGE AT WASH- ington Grove, Md; 4 rooms and healthy; no ma oR SALE_—CORNER LOT 1. BLOCK 1 p_ Brookland; 10c. = foot. Star offic: Wy o> @> ars Home Sims. $25, 850 & S75, At Leicest-r_85 down, balance 82 to $5 monthly or 500, to $1.25 weekly. ss *** * Why not buy a few of these lots in Leicester now and 1! take advantage of the ex- treme'y ream nable‘erma?. “This ittic town is bound to qrow, and ite urowth will be healthy andirrepres- stile 2 "DS: Leiceatoria situated on Penn. R. R. between Wash. and Balt, sat sony of Washington's tect citizens are interested in it. It has two siations and institutions, &e. on He ding, 910 FOE SAbE AT FOREST GLEN. AN IDEAL home: six rooms, bath, attic, cabinet. mantels, ce'lar, furnace, Lot and cold water; corner lot: terms bie te guick purchaser. Address IDT. ce 4 JOR SAT) \ splendi loft; "2 “latro Kitchen : close: rooms and large water in the minutes froia station NP. Hyattevilie, Std. 70R F PRETTY E!GHT-ROOM HOUSE ‘OR RENT— in Frookiand; good water: laren rent 820; also other very desirable houses which are conveniently located. " For list call at the office of i McLACHLEN & BATCH"LD: Is" JOR RENT—AT RENSIN house, with arden, outhouses 1e Weil; loca- Hon iistiand airy; beaucifn: view: very low rent. Apply to Mr VS MILBOURS ckvitle, “Md. EW SUBURBAN HOME;8 ROOMS andeeilars: porches. shade, stable, se, carriage hotise, Ke; corner lot, 93x185 ft.; one blocs ‘West of station at Lakeland, OSL Fae, Gig cents, Reduces from $3,000 to $2,500; €3°% balance 225 monthly. DHWARTZ, ‘th st. nw. F%, RENT—A PRETTY HOUSE IN BROOK. land: 6 rooras, bath. cellar, hot and cold water; | sear NO CE SLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, _142t m Ree cue ‘Cor. 10th and Gsts nw. OORLAND HOUSES FOR & B ENT AND F sale at reasonable prices: also choice bulldl Ieis'an anured Fact that the elec sts cars will fe ea \ded to this suburo within a ‘ew weeks. GEACE 4 THOMAS, Corcoran boiling. ME BRIC ENT_EIGHT HANDS Sith beautiful randy, trees. mene wer Plewcant sad Scales” Home, for 621 30 vor month euch andtwo corer houses with ‘ery vanes | Yardy at 833 por month each. “These houssa have month in. Owner, 1839 ORE, PLEAS. 5 —— = ‘T HOMES FOX SALE AT LAKE- 2. on small monthly payments. tages, $500 each ; 8X cas sg fooo ts g10 000 vga ERS SBR ee Rae ec a | cents each way. Appiy to Owner, 1839 Rest. now. a. CADLE, De SAL A. NEWMAN, At Lakeland inquire for ‘Secoratiog : Deice, $7,000; torus to sult. Hoo: RBar Pe See ae jenite JPPENCANSON BROS. Auctionsers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH G STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS EAST AND ON SIXTH STREET BETWEEN F AND G STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of acertain deed of trust, duly recorded 7, follo 15 et séq.. one of the oliter nuinbered 1:07, follo 5 et ne i eto ‘we will sa on. TUESDAY. TH land records of an front of | the” premises, EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1893, at SIX O'CLOCK PN. the followine described real situate in the city of Washington. "D. C., those certain pleces or parcels of land ‘and. prem: known and distiganished se apd being original lots numbered 13 and 16, in square 83, t ‘with all the improvements, ways, easelnents, “rights,” privi leges and appurtenances to the same ‘belonging oF 1 any wise appertaining, ‘Terms; One-third of the purchase money to be pai in cash balance in one ar.d two years. at the rate ‘cont per annum, payable semt-annn Bewecured by a deed of trust on the property sold. oF all cash, at the option of the purchaser. Conveyanc- ing and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms to ve complied with in Sfteen ‘otherwise the trstees Teserve the rizht to resell roperty at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser alter fiv: day~' advortis- ment of such resale in some uewspaper pul in Washington, D.C. OSWELL A. FIs sroT-akas jOHN L. FRENCH, RATCUIEFE, DARE E Co. AUCTIONFERS, 920 PENNA. AVE. N.W. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE. NO. 1416 NORTH CAPITOL STREET, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust given to us and dul Tecorded among the land records of the District Columbia. in Liber 726, at follo 224 et seq., and Af the reqiest of the rartics secured thereby, the un- dersixned trus' n c= offer for sale, by pulvjic au: Hon “ie front of the, tremises, on MONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1893, AT HALF. FAST FIVE (CLOCK P.M. ‘al that piece or parcel round and premises situate, lying an bene. theteity o¢ Wartlinzton, in the District of Cavambls, and known and distingulsved as and being lot num- bered fourteen (14), 1 Uniman's subdivision of cer- tain lots im square inmbered six hundred and sixteen (GIG). tovether with sil the improvements, ways, rihts, Be. ‘Torins of sale: Seventeen, hundred (82.700) dollars must be paid in cash, the balance in six (6), twelve (12) and elchteen (18) months trom the day of sale, ari the deferred payments to besecured by of trus interest ‘on the premises sold and the notes to the rate of 6 per cent per anit until p semi-annually, or all cash, at the option of the vur- rr ‘A depontt of 8300 will be required nt the time Tuum tobe complied ‘within Aiteom of therwise th the right to resell the property at the faulting’ purchaser.” All conveyancing, record . ke. at the purchaser's cost. OHNW; SCHAEFER.| crrusteos $y26-tkds HENRY JORDAN, D 'NCANSON BROS., Auctionsers, PEREMPTORY SALY OF FOUR DWELLINGS NUMBERED FKOM 0,023" CAM- BRIDG? STREET, . WEST WASHINGTON. D. ‘Cc. ON TUFSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST FIRST, A. D. 1893, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will Seika fi t Of the promises honses numbered 3017 to 3023, inclusive, Cambridge «teach lot Maving & front of 38! foot by a depth of 78 feet aud running back toa 10-foot alles. ‘The houses are press frick front, bay windowed, containing 9 rooms and bath, concreted celiar and ave modern improvement. This row of ten ouses has jast_ been completed (the remaining four are to be sold at atiction. ‘erie: Oue-fourth cash and the balance in one, two and tireo years from. December 7, 1803. at 6 per Cent per anaitta. payable sem{-anauaily, or al! cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 re- Guired on each house at the time of sa'e. Convey Sneing and reconling at purchassr’s cost. Terms of sale to be complied with ih fifteen daysor the right Tenarved to resell the property at the Tisk. and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement of such resale in soune hewspaper published {a Washing- SON, Auctionsers, ‘G12 Est. nw. CARTS, WAGON, WHEELBARROWS, BKICK, CORD WOOD, ke. AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, JULY THIRTY-FIRST, 1803, at TWO OCLOCK'P. M., we will sell at Fnterprise iime Kilns, Virginia avenue between Tand K streets north: fork Horses, on: Dirt Wazon, two barrows, 35,000 old Brick, lot of Cord Wood, RATCLIFFE, DARR & Cv , AUCTIONEERS. TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES ON GALES AND NINETEENTH STRFETS NORTHEAST, BEING NOS. 1896 GALES AND 726 NINE TEENTH STREET, BY AUCTION. ON TUESDAY, AUGUST t, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. ti, im front of the Premises, Sub lot 53, block 22, Of the subdivision’ of Risedaie & Tsherwood, im- Proved by “story frame house, No. 18!0Galesat. ne mediately after Sub lot 37, block 22, FIR! + We will sel In same subdivision, improved “by @-story frame frelline. No. 726 1th st ne. Each house wilt be fold mubject to's trust ot 8400. ‘said trunt_to be paid in cash, orall.cash, at the option of the purchaser. deport of $100 on each boune required at the tine rms to be co ved. All couveyancing, recon of the parchaser. _12o- dete JNITED STATES MARSHADS SALEBY VIn- | “tue of a writ of feri facias teued outot the clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the District of Golume Tiaand tame diredeg Twili offer at pastie she, for cashy at the door of the court house of nait Distiter on WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH Day ‘OF AU: RATCLIFFE, D, Autioneets. Gust, sos,” at TWEE KM. ‘ail ‘th Tiebt, title, claim, interestand estate st t . ‘Uo the following describes prover of land located at or near Henning mn ‘and acres. 3 e ian of Land poseessed, Deine bounded on the north by the Baltimore and Po- tomac Ratlroad Company, on the east by land beiong- ing to Dr Julian W. Deane, on the south by subd ion of Lincoin and on the'west by the land of ‘Mrs. Manning, with all and stngaiar the ‘mprovements thereon, seized and levied npow b hs BL Owe: «L will be sold to satisd 01 asta ‘ans ‘satisfy executh TELM. KAN 5S. Mai D. CLIPFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers, SALE.—BY VIR- factas to me directed and is. office of the Sunreme Court of ntubia, In ease number 7663 Crim- Bird, surety, anc in favor tes, I have seized and levied upon and will sell at pubite sale, for casi, in front of the Court house door of said ‘District, on SATURDAY, the TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF" JULY, 1805, be ginning at QUARTEN PAST TWELVE C’CLOCK P.M. all the undivided estate, rizht, title and in terest of sald Henry Bird in and. to the follow. ing described property, to wit: Part of lots numnberaa 1S and 14, in Square numbered 636, contained within the following tuete- and toands, viz: Berinning for the saize on the line of South Capitol street at a point distant 22 feet south of the northeast corner of said Jot numbered 14 and running thence due west tothe west line of said lot, thence northeasterly alone th of Said lot’to the morthwest corner of sal hence east 13 fect to the northwest corner of said thence north 10 feet, thence east 59 fect 3 inches to the line of said South Capitol street, thence south along said street 32 feet to the place of bevin- ning, together with ali and singular the improve: ments Heroon, fo eauety tala welt of fart fertan d 4 ea NAM. DANILL Mi. KANSDELL, U. 8 Marshal. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., ucts,” jy6tzsine iG & SON, Ax Tinea ores a eon SALE ON SATURDAY, JULY Tei OU AUS- We idan & Pent TALN BR AU (ON KOOM: 3 RTH WEST, ‘Th 8’ aa . 612 Of a miscellaneous coll Horses REEOT AE TWELVE O'CLOCK,” Several, Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wagonn, Thess, &o. as Pair Handsome Bay Horses, black in fine con- ‘dition, good prouipt drivers, Work anywhere, weighs about 25800 pounds. Fine Work H Ofyareae “THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Ancts. C. @. SLOAN & CO., Aucta, 1: Got. 2. Guccensore to Latimer & Sloan.) ‘THE SIDF-WHEEL STEAMER ‘‘ARLINGTON” BE SOLD AT PUBLIO aves wesc Har direction of the ©: i TORWELVE OCLOGK AL. the Siie-whecl Sapington." Sheleor any draught. and well suited for the river and creek trade, and ould be put ‘n thorough repair small experve. For turcher informaaoa Mr. Lane, on the wharf, Rage ‘Terms cash. Syui-dte ©. @. BLOAN.& CO., Aucta. PUNCANSON BROS.. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A HANDSOME FIVE TORY BRICK DWELLING, USI ans HOUSE, LOCATED AT Heie oats waist steer pbRvENTEEN TH STRE! T NORTS Ret. Pe certain ¢ Fast Ids 189s, revorded In Liber T920, fH ae ot ge fe the land records of the District of Colum- Sin the reqnes® of the partes, by. we pill sell at public suction, fn tro 198 the premnaen So BO DAy, the TWENTE HIGH CH DAY OETULY 2. B. 1808. ‘at HALE PABT FIVE O'CLOCK F. > ths followins piece or parcel of land, situate tn the city of Washington, and oelne fot uuiubered 30, 18 Merrick's nubd¥vision of lots in square 181; as recorded tn tok W. fs pace 14. of the revords af the surveyor" office of the b: intrict of Columbia, said lot havjnws frontace of B6 feet on 17th street by a depth of 20,810 feet. together with. the improvements thereon, consisting of a five-story brick dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash; balance in tweive and twenty-four months, with interest at 6 per cent per anuunt, payable seml- annually. secured by, deed of trust ‘on the ‘property sold. or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. Al ‘and recording at purchaser's cost A two bundred dollars ($200) will be re- quired at the time of sale. Terms of sale to be com- lied with in ten days from date of sale, otherwise rastecs reserve Fiak and cost of defaufting purchaser, br purchasers: GH. WITLTAMSON, W. 'E EDMONSTON | Trustoos. ty1¢-dkean ‘Address 500 5th st. nw. RAtcurs. DARE & CO.. AUOTS. 930 PA. AVE. N.W. JANCFRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICK HAISIDENCE ‘NO. 2029 H STREET NORTH- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columble, pacaed on the. 1th day ot July, 18:8, in equity catiso No. 14800, wherein Harry Me Startin’ ts “complainant agd Bechard Kilmartin al,are defendants, tbe undersigned trustee will fier tor sale by pablle action, in front of the preva: fees. on PIADAN, THE TWENTY-EIGHT. DAY OF JULY, 1803, a HALFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK B.M., the wos balf of original lot numbered eight (), in snare numbered one hn ‘and one (01). with the improvements thereon. ‘One-third of the purchsse money to De paid in cash, tho reaidue in tworegual iataliments, Payable respectively in one and two years from Stale, the deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold and. to bear interest at 6 per cons per annum unt paid, Interest payable semnt- ‘option chaser. $ppuallyror ll casi, at e purchaser ‘conveyancing anit Tecording. at purchaser's c Adevouit of two hundred dollars ($200) will be required. St the time of sale. Terme ot sie to becomplied with in Bftoen days from day of sale, otherwine trustecs Feaerve the right to rosell the property at’ the risk and cost of defaniti urchaser. CLARENCE A: SHANDESBUKG, me. oy MICHAFL J. COLBERT, Sy _3y19-dieds 872 Fat. WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF FIVTRENTH STREET phbTWEEN E AND M STREETS NORTHWEST. rue of R the Supreme Cou of the District of Oolunible on the'St day of Sulyy Ae B. isos, In canity cause numbered, 14790, whereta Mary A’ Corcoran is compininant a@Jamen A. Cor- coran ot al. aro defendants, I will offer for sale at wublic. auctio front’ of "the preiuisey oa DAY, JULY TWENTY-EIGHT, AyD. 1803.at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. the fol- wits described realestate in the city of Washing. ton, District of Columbia, ‘as follows: Part of- lot 27, i eauare nuiabored 197, beetnning ortbeant corner of said lot on att nort! andrunning thence sonth 16 feet and oue (1) ipch along the line of sajd 15th street; Uftach, and thenseosst 50 fect to place: of boxtne chy and thence east 150 fort to place = ning. together with tmprovements thereon, consistt Of atwostory fraune dwelling, ‘No. S130 seh attest Fermeot sale: One-third, of th “hase to ‘erma of purchase mons be paid in cash on the day the sale is tatified andcon- firmed, and the balance in equal installments, paya- dle ons und two years after the date thereof, with in- terest thereon at 6 per cent per annum, secured by a. deed of trust on the real estate herein described, or the purchaser may at his option pay the entire smount of purchase money ineash, A deposit of #200 to be BNA st time of safe. If terms arm not complied with inten days the trustee reserves tho rizht to ‘orfeit said deposit and to resell at the risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser. LU conveyancing at the cost of parchaner. MERE. a! _dy-17 akas 1 H08.3 E. WAGGAMA REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER CHANCERY SALF OF FOURTEEN LOTS, EACH IMPROVED BY A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL- Nb Wotarers NORTHWEST. way Nirtae of a decree Ditrict af Colman ta docks ‘bour vs. Stewart et al. we will well a . iT M., lots, 114 to ‘127, both inelu- is ‘sticknes's subdivision of ots, in fashington, ‘am per plat records 147. of ‘the records of ors office of said District, with the improvements abore Stated. Subject to deeds of trast agerenating $7,009, November 20, 1892, at 6 per cent, 5QQ. with interest accrued 20, 1802, of $57.70, and interest from ‘the decree: One-third of the Jot in cash, and the balance men Ve 1, fiat date at ‘at 0 percent. ‘Terms an prescribed purelinse money for ead three equal instalments in six, twelveand eighteen months, for which notes of purchaser or DUrCia-ers ‘will be taken, bearing Interest from day of sale,and se- cured by deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cash, at option of purchaser. A depoalt of 650 will be Secncah regen austen bee tee ete must be complied with in 15 day je oF the Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser ot purchasers. All. convey- ancinw apd recordin at paiehaer' cost, WILLTAMSON, © 7 458 naave., — ¢ RICHALD “W. JOHNSTON.) T. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. THE. ABOVE SALE IB HEREBY POSTPONED unui FRIDAY. JULY TWENTY-EIGHTH, 18903, TCHARD W-JOHNSTON,$ Trustees. ‘FUTURE DAYS. SLOAN & CU.. Auctioneers, 1407 G st. (Succemors to Latimer & Slom), SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK JING, No. 802 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE- NCE NORTHWES?. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated Jnly 1, 1800, fra 1d. recorded in Liber. No. 1484, folio 400 et of the land records of the District of Golum= bia tthe written request of the party thereby sectured. ‘we will sell. in front of, the premises on WEDNFSDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1893, AT FIVE O'CLOOK P. M., the following described real estate situate in the city of Washing ton, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered forty- four (44), in Charles” Farly and others’ sui division of original lot numbered one in square BUnibered twenty-utns (uy, as sald. subdivis recorded in Book 17, pase 59, in the office of the sur- veyor of the District Iumbia, together with Tikht of way in common with the owners of other lote in said subdivision for the purpose of an alley over tgrly 3.$0-100 feet by the full width of lots 48, ‘of said sidivicion, and also over tie the full width of lots 46 and 47 of said subdivision. Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money in ih, and the balance in tworanal installments in one il iwe yours res ectively froin day of aser's notes ‘or all cash. at option of 60 required at thine of sale. with within twenty rose the right ie days from day of sa! EUSA tad Seepaalane estat conreree re Mt CALD! sOt-deds NITED STATE: tae af a wit of fer (er 2468, and to me levied upon and will sell ‘Qh of the court house door ‘on SATURDAY, WENTY. AY OF JULY, 1898, beginning at TWELVE M..all the undivided estate, right, title and inte-est of said JohnH. Bird in’ ‘apd” to. the following deseribe! property. to wit: Part of lots numbered 13 and 14in square numbered 636, con. {alned within the following motes and _bonnd: Borinnine for the same on the line of South street ata point discant 22 feet south of the northeast corner of said lot numbered 14 and running thence Aue west to the west line of said lot; thence northeast erly along the west line of aid jot to the northwest corner of sald lot; thence east-13 feet to the northwest corner of said lot 13; thence north 10 feet; thence east 59 feot 3 inches fo ‘the line of said South Capitol streat ; thence south along said street 32 foot to the Place of beginning, together with all and. singula ‘the improvements thereon, to satisfy sald writ of Neri facias. DANIEL M. RANSDELL, U. 8. Marshal. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., ‘Ructioneors ain directed, Thave seized ai ic wale, for cash, in fr ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME DWELLING SITU- ATE NO. 2i1 O STREET NORTHWEST. By vir ue of certsin deed of trust to Ws, bearing date “November 4." 4°. °1N02. and. duly ree corded on the 10th day of Noveinter. A.D. 182, im Liber No. 1745, at folio 325 et seq., of the land records of :he District of Colambia, ahd at the re questof the party secured therebs, w> the under suened trustees will sell at pubic auction in front of the premises on MONDAY, THIRTY- FIRST DA‘ A. D. 1803, ‘AT HALF- Or auty PAST FIVE O'CLOCK M., all that’ certain or parce! of land and premises known and described fas and being pert of orkzinal fot numbered erat (os io square five bundred and fifty-three (553), begin: hingeon Norn O-steest nineteen (19) feet east of the southwest corner of said lot eizht (8) and running thenes nam nineteen (10) fect, thence north one wane dred and thirty-five (135) feet io alley, thence pa Tad thirty-five (1:3) feet to the place of besinnigiy tor er with tie improvements thereon, connisURK of rae of sales” Oue tard of the parch to rms of aale:” One third of the parchase money be paid in cash and the balance in two equal install- ‘pohis, puyabletn one and’ Uru years, wih inverew at rate of Oper contain per snauin ‘Until pall ayes Die semi-annually from Guy of sale, secured Dy deed. er runt uben property ao.d1 or all esha at the option of the purchaser. A deposti of $100 will be reauired of the purchaser at the timo of ‘sals "All conveyance ing, recording and notarial fees at the cost of pur- hater, Terms of sale to be complied with in ton days from day of sale, otherwise. the trustees fecervo the Tight to resell the property at the risk of the default- ing purchaser. BAM Meer asrers, } Trustecs DUXCANBON BROB., auctioneers ELT LUABLE TE De ‘a decree of 1 = Se the prem mn of Ta Bots pit gf vs. Moss, Ni Ce P.M Loe 18 rect 14 of Takoma Park, D.C., located opposite. the Fail dat th ‘Of the electric Food atation and att Ps < termine om ‘a drus store. pete “Snecthiea cash, one-third in one your ‘in two years, deferred payimente to bear interest aay va and to Be sect iby {fast ‘en. the, proper “haser, i Tocinw and record $100" required Sold erful and coat of def oe te tikes Terms of sale: and one-third ‘Convex es FFE, DABR & CO., AUCTS. TRUSTER'S SALE OF UNIMPROVED RFAL ESTATE ON FOURTH. ET B: TWEEN G STREET AND Vina! W'aveNve Soune A rr & By ictus of a decres of the Suoreme Court of the PeBS and a fartuer dbcres, passed on the Vk Gay of ‘anda fu Sniy: A Sfp equity cause No, 15.008" 40d Ellen Woolferd etal. "are defen signed trustee will’ offer. for fuction infront of she prem! FEE SECOND Day Or) AUGUST, ALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK city of Washington, Dist that part of Jot numbered fifteen (15) in square ni dered seven hundred and ninety-six (700) Bounded ae follows: Beginning for, the Point on Fourth (4th) atrect east ten (10) Hiesoutheast angle of said lot, which is. extended ‘to. an. alley, snd. rum west at right tngles ‘with’ Fourth | th Pere ites en Los Touts tency age wet let, alte dost ich (38) feet to the northeast angle of 10t aU fre Gi tbence northwanterty Hine between lots two.(2) and fifteen feet eleven and one-half (1134) tn Shectiait (ig) ioches to ones “joches Thence due south fourteen (14) feet four (4) inches tothe place of beginnine. ‘Terms of sale an prescribed by, the decree are: Quejthird orthe purchie money ty be paid in panh og the day of sale or within ten (10) days thereafter at the residue in two equal installments at one andtwo esley ts complainant and ae AX at aa SwepNes years from the day of sale, the purchaser of purchasers wiving his her or thelr promissory motes for the same, ‘ith interest thereon from the day. of sal rate of 6 per centum per annum; the said deferred iments to be secured by deed of trust upon he, Premises sold. oF cash, at the jon. the purchaser of IP the terms of anie are not complied ‘with tn tea CIO) days from the day of. it i the property at te risk upd Cost of the detaufting sell the: oral o a Durchaser or purchasnes. A deposit of #20) will be Feculred when the property. te knocked down. Ail conveyancing, recording, ., at the cost of the pUr- | ALBERT SILLERS, Tastes, 4¥20-eotds ‘Webster Law building. @. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407 G st. Cc (accessors 10 Latimer & Sloan). TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ‘ON TENTH STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN RAND 8 STREETS. By virtue of x deed of trust dated the 1mth day of Septomber, 1891, and recorded smong the land rec- gre of the ‘District of Columnbie tn iiber 1623, at folio Cy cured ‘gurtion. in front of the premises, on FRIDAY. FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST 1804 at BALE PAST FOUR U'CLOCK P.M. lot umbered seven (7) tn Wall's subdivision of lois in square vumbered three hudred and thirty-five (35),-ae sald eabliviston 1s Fecorded in the office if the surveyor of the District of Columbia in book H. D. O., folio 17%, texether ‘with ‘consisting’ of & two-story the improvements thereon. frame dwelling. ‘Terms of sale: ‘The amonnt secured by said deed of sEust and the expenses of sale. eatimated to amount to 8.450, to be pild.cash and the balance in one Year, for which’ the note of the murchaser will be taken, with interest at 6 per centum per annum, payable seuni- annually and secured by deed of trust'upon the prop- erty sold, of a'l cash, at the option of the purchaser. A eposit of 8100 will be required at ‘the time of sale. The right ts reserved to forfeit said deposit and resell at the risk and rost of the purchaser {f the terms of sale are not complied with within 10 days from day of "THOMAS A. ROVE! ‘s Soux bLdier, fe dyzl-Ase RATCLIFFE DARE & CO., Auctioncers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NUMBERED 3030 P STREET NORTHWEST, GEORGETOWN, D. 6. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust to us made on the 10th “day of July, ‘A. Dy ISU, and duly recorded among the land reconis of the District of Columbia, iu liber 1008, follo 451, amd at the Tequest of the m front of the premicas, oq, MONUAT. SE LS TH premises. o ; TY-FIRBT, 1843, at HALE-PAST POUR P.M. all that certain. plece of parcel of land. sod premises situate in the city of Washington, District of Co- Tumbie, “known and distinguished as and. be- ing. part of lot ‘No, ‘108, "in Beall's addition to town, bel are No. 87, bocinning. for {ine drawn ou the south line Of Went street three hundred aud one (0D) feet, mors or less, from the southwest corner of West and Wash- ington streets (ald point of Decinoing H. W, SOHON, ‘B44 Dat. the middle of the party wall between the house nu:abered. 209) F street norihwost and the house gu, the east ereof) and runn'ny thence west with the line of font street twenty-eight (8) fect to the middle of the arty "wall Ustween eald hotee No, 3000) P street horthwest and the house on the west therest; thence South and parallel with Washineion etrest one bua: Grea and twenty (120) teet: thence east and. parallel with Wont street twenty-olght (28) fest and’ thence Borth to the pace of hecinnins. ‘Termsot sais: One-half of the purchase money tn balanes in two equal payments at one and two ar, fron the dato chau with gtx.) pet cent Interest “per annim, jo "seni-anniaalls. deferred payments to” be represented 0 the purchaser end eecuret Dy deed of, trast on the yroperty, oF all cash, atthe dpiton of te purchaser A demoait of two franired do'lars (8200), will be re: Quired wt ime of sale. ‘The terms must be complied Sith in'Biteen (15) daya from wale, or the trustese re- Serve the right to senell at the riak and cost of de- faulting purchaser or purchasers." All conveyancing and at nor prirchasere’ cost, WORE ENT Witte, GEORGE W. WHITE.” ; Sa sy18-dkds Gig Fst n'w., ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, R $20 Pennwwivania ave nw. TRUSTEP'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER TWENTY SIXTH AND’ F STREETS NORTH- WEST, BEING PREMISES NO. 2582 F ST. N. W., WASHINGTON. D. C. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Suj Conrt of the District of Columbia, passed in Fauity Cause No. 14,2:20, docket . wherein Addison A. Ashburn, trading as Ashburn & Co., is complainant, Taly A AD. 180, and additional teorese puased tee m5 ‘and additional. dec said cause on July 13, A.D. LwOA-end on July 1A. De 4893, the und ass tgusteg wth sell th trant of the premises on THURSDAY, AUGUST THIRD, A. D. 1803. at FIVE O'CLOCK B. M.. the east twenty (20) feet by the full depth thereof of orizinal lot num- dered eleven (71), in squate numbered twenty (20), in the city of Washington. This property is improved bya new brick store and dwelling. “Terms of anle as fixed by sald decrees are as follows: One-third of the purchase inoney in cash, the balance in one and two years after date, evidenced by the pur- chaser's promissory notes ci interest at the rate of G percentum per arniin until peid. and seenred by the property sold, or ail cash. at the option of the purchaser. All taxes ani assensiments will be paid to the day of sale, and all conveyancing and tite exami nations shall be at the sole cost of the purchaser. The Property will be sold clear of allincumbrances, Terms of sale must be complied with within ten (10) dave, {ter the property tm sold, or the trustee will resell at ‘isk and cost of the defaultine purchaser. A de- it of tio hundred (8200) dollars will be required ‘the time of wale, ‘THOMAS M. FIELDS, Trustee, WO Dat. nw. PROPOSALS KPARTMENT OF STATE, W‘SHINGTON July 13, 18053, —Sealed H At the Devartment of State t THE SEVENTH DAY OF | nish said departinent with Stationery and” Mi cellaneoys Articles. inclwling horse feed, for the Sear ending June 30, 1804, in accorsance with s Sehedie of ariicies ‘which will ‘be “mpylied to per- Sons and firms proposing to bid. The right to Sayan ail Bids, Or toaccept say portion of oramend the Guantity, even. of any article in tl Schedule, 1s reserved. ach tidder will be required fo tnenish with lis bid a boud, with two sureties. ta the sum of 82.000, asa wuarantes of a faitiitul per- formance of the conteact witich may be awarded hima, Ail sainplos subuiivted should be left at the “"Station- ery room of the department, Jy14, 19,17. 1,3. 7h aud NOTARIES PUBLIC. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND Al 21-d&ds ibiie f¢ tes and territories & Peaktrery a eH. KVANS. ofice (basement 1321 Pat. office office hours. it R OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE (OMMISSION: snd territory Notary and C8. Commissioner Oczs BEALL, 132] Fst. nw) ACCOUNTANTS. PATRICK H. C. BRENNAN, PUBLIC ACCOUNT- ‘ant and Audito: F st. nw, Investigations and reports made of bankrupt and insolvent. Setatos taken caro of, &c~ Soke Sm" STEAM CARPET CLEANING. ANN SIATED BT! 3 5 M CARPED CUEANING ‘Works. —Carpets cleaned in tho best” manner. ange.” Mattresses gfe, Phare Works, 1708 REWMIER, Manacer. MANICURE. N ADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND CHIRO OD He N. ma rt Manufacturer of FINE MANICURE and CHINOPOD: IST GOODS south of New York. moZo-tr DYEING AND CLEANING. ‘NITED LEANING WORKS, 608 Lith st. n.w., opposit French dry cleaning French dry cleaning a specialty. Ladies’ Sine work. en's fine work, Skilled “workiwen." Matchiess facilities, enabling work. "Phone 200. Goods called for and Je~ dylz-am_ BICYCLES. Brerctes. High prices prevail. Tougtaled-of “cute has Gomme? ~ A fall; Sank THE MAJESTIC, on earth, changes, wranteed high-grade machine, fi with a yocupuatie ties ‘and equal €6 aay bicycle for $85 1 installments. No ex- 500 GEO.S. ATWATER, 1230 Pa. ave. No i 302-3m. ATTORNEYS. (AMPBELL CARRINGTON, Wepetes Law Busidiae, 05 D aw, Washington. TP ec? tuna. tho 0" pole 2 pytmcr Biss Gay of July, Ita. ‘The Provident ‘Association, te Gig aaa a os Me. OMe Jobe Ridot, ite Bh gk Aeon ne Neila Suerte tet: Willin ED: Stokes and Barbara D. Gatheld, couse pearabes io te satored herein on or hefty toe their een ecee Rete met weeks before said, A "Wis the court, sD HAGNER, Justice, ke. Trnecovy, Test: 4. B. YOUNG, Clerk, &e. dy27-lawsw By L. P. WILLIAMS, hast. Clerk. UPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT ty Courtney, Elia Courtney, 1 ‘Emma uid Fieet Jenking, her husband. and Lorenzo "Yoder, canse rustore. the ‘appearance to be entered herein ie day occurrine forty day et Eolas abs eed obtain a release of sub- Dundred aud ninet™ (S00), in the the District of Columbia. misread faa ireniem Siar. newopapers printed ‘Dublished in the ‘city of WasLington, District of Columbia. PrileSourt; | A.B. HAGNER, Justice, Be. ‘rue copy. ‘Test: J. BR YUUNG, Clerk, &. Sy27-1a ‘By L. P. WILLIAMS, Asst, Clerk. ALEXANDEIA. Pay of the Police. The condition of the finances of Alexan- dria has prevented the city council from in- creasing the number of the police force from seventeen to twenty-one, but it is thought that when the board reassembles in October an increase of $5 per month will be made in the pay of the privates, as this will add only $000 to the total cost.’ As the increase will date from the first of July it will give the police their extra pay as Christmas money. A Reform School Needed. Few months pass in any county in this state in which the need of a state reform school is not demonstrated. Two bright Litttle lads, both under twelve years of age, have been’ caught here by the police after they had effected scores of small robberies or pilferings. Their ingenuity and sharp- ness was astonishing. They managed to go into a large factory and steal the clock. They beat a vending machine by fastening a thread to a cent and withdrawing it the second it touched the spring and put out the chewing gum. Divers other devices, that used for honest purposes would have served ends, were used by them. Noth- ing could be done with the tots, except to threaten and frighten them, and it is said “they did not scare worth a cent.” A New Water Secretary. Dr. Thomas S. Leadbeater was this morn- ing chosen secretary and treasurer of the Alexandria Water Company, vice T. D. Fendall, deceased. Dr. Leadbeater has been a member of the school board. Notes. ‘The Alexandria Council of the Royal Ar- canum, which has been very popular here, has by recent accessions to membership grown to be 200 strong. This is a number which the organizers here have been aiming for some time. The democratic city committee will to- morrow night fix the time and manner of choosing delegates to the state democratic convention to nominate a candidate for governor. In the case of Remington agt. Clark the corporation court has decided that by the THEY COULDN'T HIT SAFELY. Senators Unable to Solve Nichol Ourves. Lord Dunraven Coming Over—Arrival of | Peter Jackson—A Ni Athletic Club Organized in This City. ‘The league clubs rank as follows: BH. E. 6145 592 Bn E. Cincinnati... 260 Cleveland. | o10 RF. 74 2 673 Mauck. ure. Pitchers—Hem Nichol’s delivery was deceptive at Boston and the Washingtons could get yesterday no more than four hits off him. Maul was not hit hard—in fact, he kept down the hits so that if the Senators had been able to hit as usual they would have won with ease. Score: oes Roy. ef .. 220 0 ‘Farrell 1040 FS 2 Wise, 113 ° omg i 3 0° ° Larkin, Ib...0 3 2 g i Sullivan, ss. 15 ° Raat 9 0 2 9 3 $ 145 BL 3 1¢0 2 ORTON... ..... ~OLOLDOLI aS Earned runs—Boston, 3. First base er- Trors—Boston, 4; Washington, 4 First on balis—Of Nichols, 4; off Maul, 4 Struck out—By Nichols, 4; by Maul, 2. jome run— Lowe. Three-base hit—Nash. Two-base hit Carroll. Sacrifice hits—Lowe, 2; Farrell. " Stolen bases—Tucker, Double plays—Lowe and Tucker; Sullivan, Stricker and Larkin. Wild pitch—Maul. Umpire—Gaffney. Time—1 50. Jor Muivey Quita, Joe Mulvey has quit. He will play ball no more with Washington this year. So he told several of his club associates while in Philadelphia a week ago, and Manager O'Rourke has heard nothing from him since. He said nothing to Mr. O'Rourke about leaving, merely remarking that be was sick and couldn't play, but the man- ager did not suppose that he meant to luy off Jonger than would get him in condition again. | don't know that I would play him, even if we had him here,” said Manager O'Rourke today. “Wise is playing a great third base. I couldn't ask to have it play- ed better. In fact, I like the placing of the team now better than at any time. Stricker is too good a man to keep on the beach. He is playing a ly fine second and is the life of the game. will of Wm. A. Sisson an absolute estate in fee simple of all his property was devised to his wife. Golden Light Lodge of Good Templars has elected George H. Hayden chief templar, a MURDER OF MISSIONARIES. Particulars of the Killing of Two Swedish Ministers in China. Advices received at Vancouver, B. C., by the steamer Empress of India <ive full par- ticulars of the barbarous massacre of the Swedish missionaries, Rev. Mr. Wickholm and Rev. Mr. Johansen, at Sungpu. A couple of weeks ago the Chinese serv- ants heard that their masters were to be murdered on the 18th of July. They told the two foreigners to lose no time in get- ting out of the town. But apparently the poor fellows did not think the danger so very pressing. On the day named the house where they lived was surrounded by a howling mob, chiefly composed of the loafers of the town. The latter went about from man to man inciting them to kill the “foreign dogs.” The missionaries came to the door, but were greeted with a shower of stones, and beat a hasty retreat inside the house and patiently awaited even.s. The unhappy men then made a desperate but futile attempt to escape. “lambering out of one of the upper winlows at the back of the house they reached the roof, but as soon as they made their appearance on the top of the house they became a mark for a perfect hail of stones, some of which struck them, cutting them badly. Finding they could not remain they tan along the roof and over the roofs of a store and of the adjoining houses. The inob pursued them down the street, yelling, cursing and pelting theia, till at last the missionaries could proceed no further. A huge man smashed in the skull of Mr. Wickhoim with an ax, and Mr. Johansen was speedily pounded ‘out of haman guise by the shower of stones and bk S with bamboo bars that were rained upon him, The bodies were then stripped, subjected to needless and revolting mutilation and left lying in the street a prey to the doxs. ‘The Hupao says that terrible accounts of distress prevailing in Shansi, on account of famine in that province, have been brought to Ningpo by a man who arrived there on the 10th instant in the steamship Pekin. ‘The man in question had with him two girls, aged respectively sixteen «nd eleven years, whom he said he had bought at Chang Kaho Hansi for ten strinzs of cop- per cash each. People of the distressed province are dying in thousands. oo Lynching at Denver. Daniel Arata, proprietor of the Hotel D'Italia, a low resort under the 16th street viaduct at Denver, Col., killed Ben- jamin C. Lightfoot, sixty years old, a mem- ber of the G. A. R., in a quarrel over the price of a glass of beer Tuesday night. Last night Arata was taken from the county jail by a mob led by Lightfoot's son, strung up to a tree and his body fillea with bullets. The vengeance of the mob did not end with the shooting. The body was taken down, dragged through the streets by the rope ‘with which it was hanged. It was dragged along Court street through the business part of the city to 17th and Curtis, where it was strung up to a pole of the electric street railway. It presented a ghastly sight hanging stark naked im: mediately under an arc light, surrounded by several thousand people.” The breast was filled with bullet holes and the body covered with blood and dirt. A few minutes after it was strung up the police trol wagon drove up, the body was cut jown and taken to the police station. ———_—_.se. Strack by Lightning at Coney Island. During a terrific thunder storm at Coney Island yesterday shortly before 5 o'clock a man was struck by lightning and instantly killed and three other persons were very seriously injured. The man who was killed is T. E. Loomis of Brooklyn and the in- Jured are J. W. Steele of Allendale, N. J.; @ Mr. Armour of Coney Island and’ an’ un- known woman. The party had been bath- ing at Gerhard’s pavilion, when the bolt struck the bath house, tearing out a por- tion of the woodwork and striking the en- tire party, ——+ e+ —____ ‘Mr. Whitney on the Situation. The New York World today prints an in- terview from Beverly Farms, Mass., with ex-Secretary of the Navy William C. Whit- ney on the financial question. He says, among other things: “I agree with Mr. Cleveland that simply Tepeal of the Sherman law, without amend- ment or substitute, is the only thing to be considered now. But I do not wish to be regarded as considering the repeal of the Sherman law a permanent cure for our na- tional ills. The currency question is not the most ‘vital one. The country’s pros- perity will never be permanently estab- ished while an annual tax of $300,000.00) to $100,000,000 is latd upon its industries. tional taxes being levied as they are, the general mass ‘of the people, the producing and industrial classes and the great body of merchants, tradesmen and professional men, pay fifteen times as much tax in proportion to their means as the rich men. There lies the secret of national dis- tress, The only permanent remedy is in the readjustment and equalization of this burden of taxation.” WHEN WEARY AND LANGUID Use Horsford’s Acid Phosphate, ‘When you are weary and languid with the heat of summer and strive in vain to k cool, and your tem) also, the use of Horsford’s Acid Phos phate will materially ald you. Ne w men have been engaged. A roung wee Sor seen eee noes Sed eee tried at Boston, but did only fairly. Dur- of the cutter Valkyrie, which is te make an attempt to win the Amaeieas aD ame Rects to sell for New York on August Stuice in to ‘witness the predininary races tates Is to w betwen the American yachts to Which of them will defend the cup sgainst the Valkyrie. The date of the sailing the Valkyrie bas not yet been fixed. She has ents in several British regattas Yet to be held and she will defend the Cape May cup against the American yacht Ni a cr. which is how in Facing trim at SoU ampton. PETER JACKSON ARRIVES. The Colored Pugilist Will Fight Gsly im the North. Peter Jackson, the Australian beavy- weight pugilist, was the most conspicuous man who siepped down the Teytonic’s gang-plank at New York yesterday, as the big Atlantic liner tied up to her wharf on the North River, after a voyage from En- sland. Peter created a mild sensation, for when it came to clothes he every a He wore a high black silk hat, « wide turned-down collar, a gay-colored searf, handsome Prince’ Albert coat of dark material, dark trousers and russet shoes. In one ‘hand he carried a silver. umbrella and an ivory-handled cane, the other took care of a maramoth grip. Peter was not disposed to be At quarantine he met Parson Davies his manager, and several other sporting men. “I told you,” he said to Mr. — “that we would get Corbett if we ? Jackson left last night for Chicago. He Regarding the place or fabting he bed contest must be held north of Masen and am willing to fight in any plece de- had frequently talked with a he fights and will will remain there for two days and will then continue on to San this to say: " will be that ‘My only stipulation bf Dixon's line. “I have no desire to fight in the south, cided uy by lorbett.” Secheon ania that while in Lon he sald could be expected here very soon. Mitchell, he adjed, is not particular where go where the money can be found” Mitchell 1s iy. Racing at Goodwood. LONDON, July 27.—The Goodwool race Meeting continued today. The first race, the Rous Memorial stakes, was won by T. Cannon's bay colt Yemindter, by Melancon, out of Postscript. Mr. Henry Miner's bay filly, Jocasta, by St. Simon, out of Thebais, Was second, and the Duke of Westminster's Silly Ganderting, by Gt. Simon, out of Sandi- way, t The next race, for the Prince of Wales stakes was won by the Duke of Weatmin- ster's bay colt Bullingdon, by Melton, out of Shotover. | Mr. Daniel Coopers var oF brown filly Glare, by Ayreshire, out light, was second, and the Duke of Port- land"s: brown filly’ Schoolbook, by Wisdom, out of Satchel, third. ‘The next race was for the Goodwood cup. Burton's aged chestnut horse Mr. J. B. ham’s bay colt Bithynian, by Barcaldine, out of Bithiae, third. ‘The race for the Gordon stakes was won by, the Duke of ‘Westminster's four ro old bay colt Orme, by Ormonde, out = Relica, Baron” de tirsch's four-yest-old brown filly La Fleche, by St. Simon, out of Quiver, was second and the same own- er’s_ four-year-old brown colt by Springfield, out of Wharfedale, tsird. ———_ SOCIAL MATTERS. Newport is now entertaining the Mahara- yea is here waiting for his ten days to ex- pire. ‘Meekin will pitch this afternoon. Base Ball Notes. Only ene hit was mide off King yesterday by Cleveland. ‘Snyder fined McGraw and Taylor $% each for ond and put McGraw on the bench yesterday. Center Fielder Stafford yesterday made the, tneat, — ever made in New York and sav game. ‘The clubs begin a new series today. The ¥ sit n, y ~—~¢ ago at Louisville Phtsbure at Cincinnati, ‘levela t St. ais. rhe ‘Washington-Philadelphia games,sche- duied for Thursday and Friday of next an Bane es ston, will be transferred to *hila: ne ‘New York correspondent writes: That the Orioles have an excellent fielding nine is an undeniable fact, but they are very weak with the stick just now, and that is just why they did not win any of the games ere. Comisks is making a southern tour in search ot plas yers for Cincinnati. The Brooklyns +~— to have cleared 7,000 on the western trip. FBoxte will were ed join the Phillies in yn on Saturday. Drouthers was fined $5 in the seventh tn- ning at Philadelphia yesterday by Umpire Emslie for back talk. ‘Manager Wright confirms the rumor that he ts to be married to a New York lady in the tall. Mr. J. Earle Wagner is on the lookout a few good young pitchers.—Boston tor thd causes and other cite, but nowt rt 3 and oF i & secretary in the Young Men's Christian Association of Chi has contributed an article to the Young Men's Era of Chicago, giving his reasons for leaving the profes- slot Some of his reasons are the follow- ing: Because it ts a life which has an unde- sirable future, develops a spirit of jousy and ceomgeccomge vo to onan ‘an. +r devel one for future usefulness, ¥ le Scrareee somewhat on these and the other reasons he gives. Manager Watkins of St. Louts has signet Dick Cooley, a ising young pla from Topeka. He will be tried in right field during Bannon’s incapacity. Grace Pearce claims that he has been appointed on the League's umpire staff. He New Yorks at the instance of Manager Ward. Mike Kelly doesn’t seem to bernoan hfs fate as a bench warmer. He says he is ready to go in whenever Ward says the word. “I get the dough,” says Kel, “and you bet I count it, too. Talcott, Von der Horst, Ward and Hanlon signed an application’ yester- day to be sent to President You the appointment of Joe Hornung to the League's staff of umpires. Harry Von der Horst is one of the best losers in the business. He hadn't a bit of adverse comment to make while the Taiti- mores were losing yesterday. “When my own club cannot win,” said he, “I take pleasure in watching ‘the fine playing of the other team.” Chris Von der Ake offered his team a $2,500 prize if they would win twenty out of the next forty games played. dating from the time the prize was offered. The Browns are winning that $2,500 hands down. ‘The Boston papers are sit heavily on Manager Selee for keeping Gastright in the game with Washington when he was being slugged so hard. There were three pitchers on the bench in uniform ready to so in the game. A Trotting Matinee. There was a “trotting matinee” at the Benning track yesterday afternoon, three events being trotted upon a sticky track in the presence of the usual small crowd. The winners were J. H. Gheen’s Adelaide, R. C. Bedford's Mambrino Star and Dr. one Madge Russell, best time being 2.30, 242 and 2.39 respective! ‘The Trinidad Athletic Clab. ‘The athletic organizations here have been increased by the organization of the Trini- dad Athletic Club of Northeast Washing- ton, which starts | out with = memberstilp of twenty-e! e club expects to sect! the Ivy City race track for base ball and a gymnasium will be secured. A meeting of She club will be held next Tuesday even- ing. The dues for the first four weeks wil be 25 cents a week, and all young Gud, ‘The officers of the club ‘sre club. officers 0 : Busteed ‘president: John A. Handiboe, nt; Charles ni : med Anderson, treasurer, and Joba Handi. boe, jr., field captain. New York “Giants” Here Today. ‘The New York “Giants” begin a series of two games here this afternoon. There are several of the old favorites with John ieee teen —— 3 eee, ou © Conner — rst, “I wil be found behind the bat, ig wo tall and sinewy heim lauf hitter, will be in the field, while our old Washington <q er, “Shorty” Fuller, Cag short Then there is that reliable infielder, Davis, on third, while Ward himectt after second. Those who saw the Worces- ters play here in 1890, when W: in the Atlantic will remem! ce aes t year in ve on. Big J. Milligan of ‘s Washingtons, whom Baltimore let €0 in the season, is also with the Giants, his hitt is as hard and timely as ever. ‘The club ts composed of good material, but in no way outclasses the Senators. Lord Dunraven’s Visit. LONDON, July 27.—Lord Dunraven, owner jah of Kapurthala and his suite. Mr. Ward McAlister gave a dinner in his Loner last night at the club honse, when the asked to meet his highness were ish Ambassador and Lady Pauncefote, the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, Mr.Michael Herbert, Miss McAllister and Miss Society rushed in with invitations plentifully yesterday on his he will have all he can @o to He will know all about Newport leaves it, although the unique his country does not permit enjoy the same privilege of pitalities. His highness rect the mistake made in if has six only two. It is his second wife who s¢com- panies him on his American travels, The date of his departure for Chicago i not yet settled upon. Secretary Herbert and his daughter are having @ most tful trip. They were oe Petemmouth, 3 invitation of Nr. and who gave them a coaching Summer residence ‘at Little where a dinner was given in their Sirand Airs. Jacques. th rand Mrs. Jacques, the eng sisters, with their mother, Mra. John Hale, and ex-Minister and Mrs. hn fix and Sir. and Mire. Lawrence Sands and i Mr. A. R. Townshend an@ family, Mr, H. K. Howser and family and Mra. K. A. Lee rate aber of invitations, have ‘hum Mrs. R. I. Cropley and Miss Rome Wat- next for St. street ts visit- Ma. will leave Saturday for a visit to her ute Tatton, Prince ‘Georges "eousty, if dollar. “Make the fine tet Philip have 8 back | Me 33de6 “wa