Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1893, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1893—TEN PAGES. SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA. The Highest Award for Coal and Ooke at the World's Fair. Correspondence of The Evening Star. ABINGDON, Va., October 15, 189. While no place in the United States was has felt more keenly its baneful ante aS tie Wee: oft Watts: Tenyias sesee® Prospective town of Damascus, Promises to be a place of unusual import- ance. It is laid out, and somewhat built up, upon @ plateau with surrounding hills at the head of a beautiful valley at a point where meet the amber-tinted waters of two ‘tious mountain streams known as the urel and the ver Dam. These streams. effects. This is largely due to the fact that the industries concerned in the development of its weaith of mineral resources and its great number of manufacturing enterprises ‘were dependent, in a great degree, upon eastern and foreign capital. These in- veators were the first to foresee and feel the effects of the coming panic; consequently such investments were the first to be af- fected by the depression, but will doubtless be among the first to respond to the revival ef commercial conditions. Whilst, however, but with its coal, iron, cattle and tobacco im every ‘The people of this part of the state have much to be proud over in the fact that gambles of southwest Virginia coal and coke were awarded the highest premium at the world’s fair. This will doubtless be news, as the award has not yet been offi- cially promulgated, and an unpleasant sur- prise to many others concerned in coal in- terests. The particular specimen on which the award of coal was made was taken from the Kelley field at Big Stone Gap, Lee county, and was passed upon by Mr. Jno. B. West of Birmingham, to whom this exhibit was referred, and who is him- self largely interested in the coal produc- Yiom of Alabama and its exhibit at the ‘once, accuracy was evidently qi Snel, for many members of the full board board ‘unanimously signed the report. ! only a fraction over 11-8 per cent ash and 1-2 per cent sulphur, the balance being combustible matter. The mine has been worked for several years, ‘and is one of the finest in location and most in output in the state. Coal in this locality was discovered some twelve or fourteen years ago by Gen. J. D. Imboden, a native of Augusta county, this state, who hes for many years been active tm locating and developing coal and tron de- posits, as weil as instrumental in attracting capital to this part of the one of the judges of award ment of mines and mining for in and ts now the page this coun’ ists to even to his oft-repeated rep- Tesentations of the new Eldorado, but after Succeeded in inducing company to seul in inducing @ company to send a upon his arrival at ‘the residence of the general, and after tak- ing © cursory review of the lofty hill and mountain around him, that belleved he come upon “a fool's er- rand,” judging frem surface indications é f 8, 5 z 1 ‘ i f however, he took off his hat to his host, asserting that he had never seen finer speci- mens or brighter prospects, and today been pronounced the finest in. the worl est 5 Since then there has sprung up a young with the factli- 8 ga i fF i : , 3 & fu Hu i have indefinite ideas of just of the state constitutes what southwest Virginia, often con- 7. by founding it with the valley of Virginia and West Virginia. The great valley does ex- tend Into the southwest, but what is proper- ly known as southwest Virginia comprises that and extends from Montgomery and Roanoke ties om the east to Lee and Wise on west, embracing some fifteen counties. area is about 230 square miles, and is all the national resources that independent and rcopereen Eve ¥ it and prosperous. Every count, has coal and tron, some of imexhaustible beds, and most of variety of other valuable de- mountainous in the main, fertile valleys spread over areas and follow the numerous water which, in turn, could furnish power to propel ali the machinery the New states could rake and scrape. and the valleys of the Hol- ston course southward el with each other into Tennessee, and to and along the ‘Tennessee river, while the New River valley takes an opposite direction, dividing the eastern section with the valley of the Roa- eke. Coves reach out from the valleys into | the mountains, facilitating access to the vast deposits of minerals of various kinds | with which the spurs and ranges teem. Possibly no similar area in the United States is so rich in abundance, quailty and | variety of valuable mineral lands. The gov- | ernment requires the tests of the new | cruisers to be made, I have seen stated, | with coal from the ‘Pocahontas mines in ‘Tazewell county, which adjoins this—Wash- ington county. Washington County and Damascus. Washington county is one of the largest and most populous in the southwest, and has the honor of being the first place of any kind named for the father of his coun- | try, at which time it embraced a large part of Virginia and a portion of Tennessee, and was known as West Augusta—a title well known in the history of the American rev- elution. It was from West Augusta that Gen. Wm. Campbell, who married a sister of Patrick Henry, recruited and marched his dauntless but badly equipped troops to Kings mountain, and gained a victory that ee : ites an Hl largely decided the fortunes of the contest | for liberty and independence. Washington county is beited from the North Carolina | Tine on the east to that of Kentucky on the ‘west by a succession of ridges and valleys, through which three rivers wind their way southwestward—the north, middle and south forks of the Holston, which form the head waters of the Tennessee. All the smaller streams flow at right angles with these larger ones, and it is a remarkable | fact, often noted by travelers, that not | one em flows along the smaller valleys SS Sa wih the Tidee,, but deo straight across them, having cut or worn gaps, apparently, for themselves at some time in the far past. ‘At the southeastern corner of the county ts the towering peak known as White Top, ‘with their feeders, toppling over great boul- ders and precipices ay they tumble through the coves and mountain nooks, could fur- nish sufficient water and power to run ozens of mills and furnaces. Abingdon and Its Colleges. As I said in my former letter, Abingdon fs an educational town. It has three col- leges and an academy in addition to its public and several private schools. The foremost of these is Martha Washington College, under the auspices of the Hoiston Conference of the M. B. Church South, and fs in a highly flourishing condition. The building is, and was, before a number of additions to meet increasing demands were made, an attractive one, baving been built by and used as @ homestead of the Preston family, the head of which was Gen. Francis Preston of revolutionary history, and among its welcomed habitues were the Hamptons, McDowels, Breckinridges and others whose family names are weil known to the present generation. Gen. Wade Hampton of ‘South Carolina married into as @ McDowell and a Breck- I Thos. L. Preston, one of the sens, now a resident of Charlottesville, own- ed and resided in the old historic home- stead at the time of its disposal to the Methodists, just prior to the late war. for use as a college, and was even to that date one of the most widely known of the ho pitable social and literary rendezvous in the flush times of Virginia. It is a stately, imposing building, surrounded by many acres studded with magnificent trees and adorned with shrubbery and flowers. ‘The several modern additions made to the old building, I am sorry to say, detract rather than ada to the grandeur of the old style, with its lerge windows with small panes, spacious chambers, wide halls, porticoe: and verandas. John B. Floyd, governor of Virginia and afterward Secretary of Wer under Buchan- an, married one of the daughters and lived in the stately mansion adjoining and to the east. which was built by one of the sous, John 8. Preston of South Carolina, noted in bis time for his brillfant oratorical accom- lishments. The Floyd house was purchased the Presbyterians shortly after the late war and is now the Stonewall Jackson In- stitute, and is a warm rival in patronage and progressiveness as a female college to its neighbor. ‘The Catholics also have a f male college, known as the Academy of th Visitation, B. V. M. It is not in so flour- ishing @ condition as the others. their fol- lowing not being so numerous in this sec tion, but it is a fine school and has a wide reputation. Next to this ts the Abingdon Academy, a training school for boys and young men for colleges. Within a few miles of Abingdon, at Emory, is Emory and Henry Colleze, one of the leading male colleges in the couth. admittedly nex? to the University of Virginia in ts curriculum. ‘The public school system of the state is a fine and lfberal one. both for white and colored pupils. The public school building of Abingdon {s an unusually commodious and fine one for a town of its size, and the attendance full. notwithstanding the nu- merous other school facilities of the place. A Glimpse at Politics. The political eld here, and from what 1 can learn in the greater portion of the state, is in a badly shaken up condition. ‘There is no republican ticket as yet in this county for legislative honors. The ticket nominated by the democratic county con- vention for some reason appears to be un- popular, and several democratic candidates are out independently, while the populists are in the race. to ‘say nothing of the chronic all-around fellows who up at every electio: with a consuming desire to save the country from ruin. Col. O’Ferrall will carry this county, and the southwest, as for that, for governor, but there is no mis- take about the populist energy that ts being shown here, as elsewhere. But southwest Virginia is a democratic stronghold, not- withstanding the fact that {t gets ripped up occasionally by such passing political whirligigs as the “greenback” and “read- juster” crazes. It is said that Dr. Franklin Temarked after he had traveled through the state in its early settlement, that he saw little else than “fine scenery, hors, dogs, fleas and democrats.” and it may be observed now that the latter evidently came to grow up with the country and became indigenous to the soll. The silver question, while attracting widespread interest, Is not entering into the campaign to a very great extent, in consequence of more direct local issues, but as far as I can judge sentiment favors the repeal bill, though many of its friends want stlver as subsidiary and auxil- lary to gold. F. H. a ACCURACY MOST IMPORTANT. Editor Dana Spenks of the Education of a Journalist. Charles A. Dana, editor of the New York Sun, addressed the students of Union Col- lege, Schenectady, N. Y., on Friday last on “The Press and Journalism." Mr. Dana does not believe in schools of journalism. A first-class education he believed to be the best basis for a newspaper man’s ca- reer. He went on: “There fs no question that accuracy, the faculty of seeing a thing as it is, is one of the first and most precious ends of good education. Next to that I would put the ability to know how and where most prompUy to look for what you don’t know and what you want to know. Thirdly, I would put Dr. Walker's great object, ‘being able to tell what you know, and to tell it accurately, precisely, without exaggeration, without prejudice, the fact just as it is, whether it be a report of a base ball game, or of a sermon, or of a lecture on electricity, whatever it may be, to get the thing exactly as {t is. The man who can do this is a very weil educated man. Further on he sald: “Now let us turn to the practice of the profession. In a great newspaper office about sixty out of a hun- | dred writers will be reporters. That is one of the most important branches of the profession, and it is paid very liberally. That is one of the first things, when a young man comes for employment and you take him on and give him a chance, that he 1s set to do. That will bring into action all his culture and good judgment. If he reports a fire, he must see the most import- ant things about it, the chief interest in- volved, who has met with the greatest loss, has any Individual perished, how did it oc- ur, the interesting circumstances, and be able to write it out.” — DE ORO IN THE LEAD. ‘The International Pool Contest With Roberts, The international pool contest between John Roberts, champion of Great Britain, at pyramid pool, and Alfred De Oro, cham- pion of the world, at continuous pool, for a stake of $2,000, opened at Madison Square Concert Hall in New York last night. The contest is for 1,000 voints up, six nights’ during five nights, with 20 points on the |final night. On the American table the pockets are 41-2 inch corner, 4 3-4 inch si with 2 5-16 inch ball, and on the English table 3 5-8 pockets and 2 1-8 balls. ‘The score for last night was De Oro, 152; Roberts, 132. Score by frames: Roberts, 8, 11, § 7, 1, 0, 5, 13, 12, 3 7, 12, 1, 2, 4 13, $12. De Oro, 7, 4, 7, 8, 4, 15, 10, 2, 3, 12, 8 3, 14, 12, Li, 7, 2, 7, 6-152. — Mary Washington's Monument. A special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun from Fredericksburg, The the highest point in the state, and naar | ment has been the resort of curious thou- which center the dividing lines of Vir- ginia, North Carolina and Tennessee at a | sands for the past week. On Thursday Mrs. fommon corner. White Top is 2 peak of | Mary F. Waite, president of the National the Appalachian range, and is some 5,000 feet from base to summit end over 6,00 | | foundation was removed and search made feet above sea level. Near its summit ts @ vast feld of more than SW acres upon which a tree or shrub has never grown, but which is covered with a luxuriant growth of highly nutritious grass, upon which ferdaiot stock are taken to fecd and fat. ten. Along the borders of this open area grow wild gooseberry and currant bushes, and from fear the summit of the peak flows a stream of clear, {ce-cold water, which disappears among thickets of ma, | bered that the burial took place 101 yea: ago. The new foundation !s being rapidly | Mary Washington Monument Association, was an interested spectator, when the old for some trace of the remains of Mrs. Washington, but no vestige could be found. ‘This is not ‘surprising, when it is remes laid, and {t is thought the new monument will be finished by the first week in Novem- ber. It is contemplated to have the unveil- ing ceremonies during Thanksgiving week. | 29"Tiony date of anle, stereos the tates It will be made an imposing affair. ododendrons and dazzling Indian puke with which the woods and borders oft ntain streams abound. Upon the | and most satl. suemie oe is found @ peculiar growth of | brown or black is Buckingnam’s Dye for the Whisk- | Word comes from ail qu ping, resembling the Norway spruce, known | ers. TRUSTEES Cloaks, & Liber 1755, folio 421 et seq rs that the neatest factory dse for coloring the beard a AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. “AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ‘TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYS. it Coliimbta. "we will sell in mises ON TUESDAY. THE SEV- Y OF OCTOBER, A.D. 1833. AT ‘the following described land io the city of Washington, and deaugnated ax sod bene Bumbered sixteen (16) of Wm. A. Smoot’s sub- ‘of part of, square seven” bundred and wo as said subdivision is recorded in ‘Mice of the surveyor of the District of Co- lumbia, in liber 17, folio 36, together with the ements, Ways, easements. rights, privileges a ‘to the same belo: or ip any iH : — iS: All over and above an existing deed oi ey trust of $2,800, due aad payable Noventor 2 "oe, Interest S12 pet cene'per atouin antl pall, Sesumed by the purchasre, deposit of $205 required at time of ale. Conveyapcing and record. ing at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be cou- plied with in ten (10) days from date of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell tl Hsement of sue! fesale im Some newspaper published in Washington, oc6-d&ts ‘Trustees. 606 F st. nw. RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO.. Auctioneers TRUSTERS' SALE OF TWO-STORY BR DWELLING, CONTAINING SIX nooMS KNOWN AS HOUSE NO. 413, IN THE ALLEY BEPWEEN FOUK-AND-AHALF AND FIFTH AND WILSON AND “POMEROY STREETS RQRTHWENT, IN THE HOWARD UNIVER. ,SUBBIVISION OF “EFFINGHAM PLACE," BY AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust given to us and duly recorded in Liber No. 1619, follo 893 et seq.. one of the land records of the District of Columbla, and ac the Tequest of the party secured thereby, ‘the Andersigned trustees will offer for sale by pabli auction on TUBSDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY of OCTOBER. A.D. 1808, at FORTY-FIVE MINUTES PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., in front of the prem. Hoes, all phat, cortaln plese or parcel of land and Premises known pguished as and being par of lot mumbered four (4), In block pumbered’ nine. teen (19), in Howard University subdivision, of the farm of the late John A. Smith, known as “Efing” dam Place.” Deginaing for the same at a polnt twelve aud one-Lalf (124) feet west of the aouth- east corver of said lot and running thence northerly, Hel with cast line of said ick. geventy-ttve (75) it; thence westerly, parallel with line of Pomeros stieet, twelve and ‘oue-bal ) feet: thence southerig, parallel with arat ‘evouty-five (75) feet, and’ thence ensterly twelve and one-half (Ss) fest to point of beginning: Terms of sale: One-third casb, the balance in $Wo equal installments, In one end two years from the day of sale, with interest payable scust-annu ally, and secured by deed of trust em the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchase, & deposit of $100 required at time of sale. ‘Terms fo be complied with fo 15 days from day of sale, or ae, trustees, toverve, the OHaht ite Mell the Property at the cost of the defaulting pur Shaver.” All ‘conveyancing, “recordings he. at “tke JOHN AS CABLE SUBURBAN HEAL ESTATE AT BALLSTON, ALEX AN: NTY, AND A “HALE Mites ‘Wust Or WasitINerox crit. By victwe of a deed of trust bearing date August 14th, 1890, and duly recorded in Liber I, Node folio 45, of the laud records of the county of Al: exandris, state of Virginia, amd at the’ request of the parties secured thereby, 1. tbe, undersigned, being the surviving trusteo In suld deed of trost wentloned. will offer for sale, at public auction, o@ TUESDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OC TORER, A.D. 1898. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. ou the premises, all that certain plece or parcel of land and premises situate in the county of Alexandria, and rgiala, Kaown and distinguished as lot No. 1 in the Carheart recorded subdivision, ard being more particularly acrid by metes and bounds as follows, ty wits Begizniug at “A.” a large stone buried Yo the Sahiet of the, county ‘road, ropuing from the Pree bridge towards Falls Church by way of allston, said’ utone being about four ‘tode gest of Lum ber ran, aad eins e corner ie ihe Wangs of Bire! Garrison; thence 8. 12% degrees E. 50 Tus to “Q:"* thence N. 75% deerees E- 16 rods to ‘R:"" thence N. 12% degrees W. 80 rods to. “8: thenee S$. 75% degrees W. 16 sods to “A. the place of beginning, containing five acres of land, more or less. Casb sufficient to discharge the Fe: Terms of sal costs of executing this trust and the sum of six buudred ($600) dollars, with interest from the 14*h day of August, 1800. ed as to the residue of tie Durrbase money, If any, the terms of payment will be made Known on the day of ale. a’ deposi! of $50 will be required at time of sale. Terms to be complied with in 20 dava from day of sale, or ‘the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser. all a and recording at the it of rebasers ARTHUR W. CATHCART, Surviving Trustee. For further information see or addrese JAMES FE. CLEMENTS, 1821'F st. nwv., ocStoclé Washington, D.C. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF SIX-ROOM BRICK DWELI ING, KNOWN AS HOUSE No. 411 IN TH ALLEY BETWEEN FOUB-AND-A-HaLP AND FIFTH AND | WILSON AND PUMEMOY STREETS NORTHWEST, IN’ THE HOWAkD UNIVERSITY SUBDIVISION O¥ EFFINGHAM PLACE, BY AUCTION. F virtue of a deed of trust given to us and adi? tecorded. im Liber No. eio."ay “tollo Soo et seq, one of the laud records of the District of Co- ‘and at the request of the party secuncd the undersigned trustees will offer for sale, by piblic auction. In front of th 3 on TUESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, 1503, at HALF-PAST POUL JOCK P.M., ail that certala plece or parcel of land aud prewilses known Sind distinguished as and being part of lot 4 iu block nineteen (19) in Howard University subd! vision of the farm of the Jate Jobn A. Smith, known as “Efflagham place,” beginning for the same at the southeast corner of said lot and run- Bing thence northerly along the east Hae of suid Tot seventy-tve (75) feet, thence westerly parallel with line of Pomeroy street twelve aud ‘a bslf {12%) fect, thence suntberly parallel with the frst line seventy-five (75) fect to an alley sfteen (1 feet ‘wide, thence easterly twelve and. 01 half (12%) feet to the place of beginning. ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase inoney in cash and the balance iu equal instellinents 1p one ‘apd two years from day of sale, with interest, pay- able semi-annually, and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.” A deposit uf $100 required at time of. sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in” fifteen duys from day of sale of trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the tiek and cost of the detuulting purchaser, All conveyancing, recording, ny At the costo! Fehiaser. La POTRURE R. TRACY, JOHN T. ARMS, oc5-4&ds - Trustees. ©. G. SLOAN _& CO., Auctioneers, 1407 G street. (Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. SITUATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF 1TH STREET BET. P aND Q STREBTS NORTHWEST, AT AUC 10 By virtue of the authority vested in me as trustee I vill sell_at public action, in frovt of the prem- lses, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, 1s0g, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. lot (2 a saute 206, tronting 23% feet on 18th sireet, by ‘a depth of 98 feet, fn all 2,828 square fect. This 18 @ very valuable lot, in a rapidly luproving section, and several handsome residences are now belug erected In the lnmediate vicluity. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two Fears, with Interest, abd secured by a deed of trust 'ou the property sold, or all cash. All con- Yeyaneing and recording at purchaser's cost. A de- | pestt of $200 will be required at time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in fifteen days, or the property may be resold at the risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser. EDWARD M. GALLAUDET, C. G, SLOAN & CO., ‘Trustee. Auctioneers. ocl0-d&ds FUTURE Days. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. SUITINGS, OVEROOATS, TROUSERINGS AND OTHER GOODS USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRST-CLASS AND FASHIONABLE MER- CHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY. On FRIDAY, OCTOBER ‘TWENTIETH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M., we shail sell, within our sales room, corner 10th street and Pennsylva- nia avenue uorthwest, the stock of a well-known and reliable merchant’ tatlor retired from business, without limit or reserve. The attention of the trade and private buyers is culled to this sale, as the stock embraces such goods seldom offered ut the competition of un auction sale. ferms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., oclt-8t Auctionecrs. 8. SAMSTAG, AUCTIONEER. DRY GOODS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS. MEN'S AND LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS. Hos- TERY, TINWARE, 500 BISQUE FIGURES. LACES, TRIMMINGS, &., &c,, AT AUCTION, COMMENCING THURSDAY MORNING. OC TOBER 19. AT TEN A.M. AND SEVEN P.M.. CONTINUING TWO DAYS ONLY. ‘These goods must positively be sold to make | 7oom for a large stock of to; play. Blocks of 150 points will be played | is Be ALSO 1,000 yards of Silks, [ubbons, Ladies’ Wraps and &e. ‘This 1s a positive sale. ocl7-2t* §8. SAMSTAG, Auctioneer. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers, ‘e12 E st. ow. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF HANDSOME RESIDENCE PROPERTY, BEING THE THREE-STORY AND PRESS-BRICK DWELLING, No. 328 MAPLE AVENUE, LE DROIT PARK, AT PUBLIC AUC- By viriue of @ deed of trust, duly recorded in ‘one of the land records of the District of Columbla, we will well, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE THIRTY. FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D.’ 1503, AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the following deserib- $4 land and premises, situate in the ity of Wash- ington, in the District of Columbia, “and desig. uated ‘as lot numbered twenty-two (22), In Jeane hette H. Payne's subdivision of part of lock ‘Mutt: bered nine i), “Le Droit Park,” as per plat te corded in Liber county No. 6," folio 122) of the records of the office of the surveyor of ‘the Dis. trict of Columbia, situate in the county of Wash- in said District. Ternis of sale: Oue-titrd of the purchase money sh, the balance in one aud two years, at 6 per cent per anuum interest, payable seui-anpually and notes, secured by deed of trust om the property Sold, or il ensh, at the option of the purcinwer. A deposit of $200 required at the time of sale. Conveyancing and recording at the cost of the pure chaser, Terms of wale to be cowplied with In'ten reserve the rlght to resell the property ‘at’ the risk apd cost ‘of defaulting purchusgr, after five Gays" advertisement of such resale in some. hews- Paper "published in Washington, D. WALTER V. R. BERRY, R. BYRD LEWIS. oclT-dtp ‘Trustees. @ G. SLOAN & CO., AUOES., 1407 @ ST. CATALOGUE, ‘OF THE FINE PICTURES, FURNITURE AND BFFEG ‘Wyard Residence, 1012 13TH ST. _N. W. io BiBGaNT “WINDOW HANGINGS i if WALNUT AND ITH BRONZE MEDAI BL, BY POTTIER & Pai MANUFACTURING. ae UET TABLES, ISQUI GU ites BRE Te RATCLIFFE, DABR & 0O., AUCTIONEERS. folio 897 et » Oue Of the laud records of the District of Columbia, and b durection of the partes | ADB ronsalidated Eyulty Cause’ Xo. ee ep oe eed, tue 487, whervin Orrin G. Staples et al. are com: iy “SIXTH. F ae 3 H 2 Hl .. SEVRES’ VASES, BRASS FIRE SETS AND BRONZES, "MAHOGANY MINSTER RUG, BERLIN OAK SIDEBOARD, LC. LEATHER HAN sale. All conveyancing and recording at cost of | This property is improved Purchaser. ‘AND GLASS: SUITES, HATR MA" ST! THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers, DARR ., AUCTIONEERS, C2 Bee ww BAT ow Peumgteams ‘ake. we TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUARLE FROPERTY, BEING PREMISES Xo. 139 / REAL ESTATE SITUATE IN GEORGETOWN ELEVENTH, BETWEEN A AND B STREETS, D.C. GbING MISES NO. 2812 N STREET Tet at ed toe, dat seo aay | HEC HIR A HARE, By Py a 1800, and recorded in Liber No. 1511, | SOUTHEAST. sagpi Under : decree x Sud by, virtue of a seed July 20, nt QCPOBEK plainante and alles Ke ie ‘respondent, nnd vr! 1603 AT HALF-PAST FOUR fn Bruty teuee ts: Mis iks0e g CLOCK F-M., in trout of the premises, lot num: wherein Whitey Hents’& Go. ire somaplaingnte and re No. 98S, according ‘to Ed. J. | Alice K. Selighe Hanna's sutdlvision of lots in said square, recorded Court of the District of Calaribia, Wwe. the ender. 1B the lofice of the surveyor “of the District of signed. duly quallged ‘trostees, will” ell. ta. fount Columbia, in book 17, page 171, fronting 15 feet the premises, on MONDAY, “Oc lamba, “TOR: ER THIR- on 1ith street by a depth of about 85 feet, with | TIETH, A.D. Isag at frye in improvements tereos.? ToC nutiiered one Mandeed asa ey at ferms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve | part of lot mumherd one hondrad aed mouths, with int cured by deed of trust on (15%), Im ‘Thomas Beal's mou ferest, sec x Badition vo Geongetors, id, oF all cash, at the option of the . in the District of Gavsb, = A deposit of $100 required’at time of | tion of which’ win qemmulte oo or * brick “welling house No. N street north- THOS. FB. WAGGAMAN, | west, In first clase enaion GUVFORD U. SAUTH,” | Improvements. Ty San algo a She mathe ga gees | ocl4-dts ‘Trustees. | yard in the rear. ‘The property runs back to Olive SAND SABE COST RETARIES IN OAK AND WALNUT, CHINA | CLOSET, CABINET, BRUSSELS AND. MC Sr. IES. OFFICE TABLES, ive HE: ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VERY DESIRA! CHIFFONIERS, | M. pie 14, folfo 1: By virtue of a deed ‘of assigumont given to me the surveror's office of the District of Soneaine, ee ected wi sell, by public auction, of original lot numbered mine), in ‘square non? | ON THURSDat, F BEGINNING AT TEX O'CLOCK A. M.. the entire | Xo. 703 4th on . consisting of 2 sh. | well selected stock of MILL + Sti! rantial brick dwelling house “containing” sod DOORS, BLINDS, — MOULDINGS, improvements. 2 ALSO MANY VALUABLE WATER COLORS BY CEL- EBRATED ARTISTS, PAINTINGS BY SON- SALVATOR ROSA BY HIMSELF, AND MANY OTHER VALUABLE OCTORER EIGHTEENTH, rard residence, 1012 sell the abore TAG, PORTRAIT OF WEDNESDAY, 1803, at TEN A.M., ‘at the 3aUn treet northiweat, we wil 0 effects, to which we Invite general atten- tion, House tor sale.” On ‘exhibition day’ prior ‘to ©. G. SLOAN & CO., G12 B st. nw. ASSIGNEE’S 8, HORSES, \GONS, HAR- | —— ~ — paige baw Poles AUCTION tens. a, | _ BATCHIFFE, DARE & ©0., AUCTIONEERS. AY. OCTOBER TWENTIETH. . at -—— 7 ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M.. I will sell at stable 983 | TWO-STORY AND CELLAR BRICK HOUSE, SIX {hr {G48 ¢Tamining and con ‘H street southwest = ‘ton orm Deck Wagons. ‘Wagons. THOMAS DOWLING & OO,, AUCTIONEERS, 612 E st. ow. OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LEA! AT THE NORTH- EENTH STREET jeed of trust dated February 10, recorded in Liber No. 168T, folio ove of the land records of the District ‘at the request of the parties se- the undersigned trustees will sell at Mie auction in frout of the -prem! Y. OCTOBER THIRTRENT Past FOUR O'CLOCK scribed reul estate, situat county of Washington, in the Known and desiguated as lot N M. Powers’ sub N block 42, of the estate of Willian fis recorded tn Liber county Ne of the records of the surveyor's office trict of Columbia. of $1,100, due due th essh, of whi at time of’ sal yg Me i TRUSTERS' SALE. WEST CORNER ITN: By Virtue of a di 4802, and duly ri "3 de} iy cured thereby, 8292922997: et 2) i in Horse. Dick. ‘sete Double Harness, right ts reserved to resell the ty ut the risk parehaser, Six sets Single Harness, and cost of the “defaalti days Paper published in Washington, D.C. All ‘con- | F vision of lots PP CGlamibie: Tue ‘Co, eertineate of title te May nisbed. 428 G at. nw. ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Aucts,, 1407 G at, ‘has 1 * irchaser assumes am tncumbrance ‘wis ee R ‘One-half the rex! ch $100 deposit will be required and balance in one year, or all eash over said Incumbrance, at the All convesancing and ree BENJ. P. DAVIS, LLAMA. GORDON, CATALOGUE SALE OF IMPORTED BULBS, EX. 8.8, “ROTTERDAM” AND “WERKENDAM,” WITHIN OUR BALES ROOMS, 1407 G STREET, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M. COMPRISING TULIPS, HYACINTHS, NARCISSUS, JONQUILS, CROCUS’, &e., &c. TERMS CASH. Bavrnry ia. 180 wecrdsd in Lier Nes Sak BrUArY 18, 1802, ‘recorded in Liner “Tous, folle | Looming yotier gtr r ye £20, oF the" land secords ‘ofthe District “at Co- case the inpebe together with all, amd auibia, we the underwigned trostecs, will sell. hy |hrivileses and appurtenances to bli ‘auction, in trout-of the premises, on TCE: | hs" appurtenances to the same AY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH Da’ THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, IN CONSE. ence of the rain, ‘until WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IGHTFENTH, 1803, saine hour und place. By order of Trustees. BROS., AUCTIONEERS. THREE-STORY AND T BRICK DWELLING, NUMBERED 1428 N STREET NORTHWEST. On WEDNESDAY all that parcel of land in the city of Washingt in the District of Columbia, and being the Dor 17 feet 3 inches frout on ith street by the dey PEREMPTORY S4LE_ OF improvements, consisting of above mentioned @ ing hovse, subject, however, to priot deed of Trust anon ae recorded in Liber 1650, folio 458, securing note for | the tscr Sekt fe seal the property a SS MO Oy $11,000, payable February 13. Isii, with interest | gue. na ecticement of tach Senele ia e e oe AUCTIONEERS. AFTERNOON, _OCTO! fu, 4.D. 1893, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we will sell. in front of the premises, LOT 109, SQUARE 212, Fronting seventeen feet one and one-half (17 feet lig) inches on N street, improved by a well built three-story and basewent Urick dwelling, contaly- Payable semi-annually, from February 13, 1803. | Saber published in We ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407 G st. OF CONDEMNED Ma- DEPARTMENT OF THE’ NER OF NINTH AND G eT WENT. TWENTY-SIXTH, ., at the Interior Bw., we will ventences. Tis house ts admirably adapted for a business mau, to car lines and An a splendid’ veig) $4,500 to remaia on the property until S96, at 6 per ceut per annum, interest the balance’ cash. A Y,_ OCTOBER ‘yable ‘sem!-aunnally, posit of $200 required at, time of sale. compiled with ta Teserred to regell the propert cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days’ ud- in some” newspaper of "condemned mat enumerated below: CARPETS, OFFICR FURNITURE, LOT OF TYPEWRI SC LARG! OFFICE SAFE AND’ OTHER MISCELLAN ocl4-d&ds teen days, otherwise the right aa eee THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctioncers, at the risk and tivement of uch resale ublished in hington, SECRETARY. Moeisdads” DU red ‘SON BROS, Auctioneers. , RATCLIFFE, DARR & OO, Au TRUSTEES’ $ALE ©. G. SLOAN & 00., Auctionse: DUNCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioveers. ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK D) 602 ¥ STREET NORTHZaST. By Virtue of @ ce:tuin deed of trust to us,: bear- in ‘and duly recorded July 18, W412, follo 214 et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia,’ and at the Tejucst of the parties secured thereby, we, the trustees, will sell at stone, 90 MOND 4! ‘OCTOBI b. HALP PAST FOUR O'CLOCK B.M.. all tbat certain breiui te in the ton,District of Columbla,and Known six @8) of Oliver Cox's su page 172) im square eight buudred and thirty-four 4), together with the 1m) sisting of a three-story bri On TUESDAY. OCTOKER TWENTY 1898, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. we WIN sell In frout of the premises 367, fronting 25 feet on D street TIC TH feet, Improved by a 2-story frame house, kuown 2s AT AUCTION. Piferms of acie: Ope-thied ‘cash, balance in ¢ | pO PHCRSDAY, MORNIN rms of sale: One-third cash, balance in SENT . ee, Ce wae inguan ies ete seuied 8 Gehl of TEENTH, iss, at TEN O'CLOCK, within our anc: trust on the property ,or all cash, at the opt = the purchaser. A deposit of $100 required at time | ®*2*) 3 BRICK DWELLINGS ‘TH SYREETS NORTH- By virtue of @ deed of trust, daly recorded in Liber No. 1500, - lund records of the District of Colum. party secured there- Molter tor ante, by 0 ‘BER EIGHTEENTH, R O'CLOCK P. dat . ' ‘ven to us, and | 1ss9, Ae ae 2 te folio 208 et weq., by,’ the undersi In froot of the pre THE THIR- TIETH DAY Ot reels of land and’ premises: of Wasblagtoa, Distri ris of lots 45 and 48, of Dru: vision of square Bumbered 200, sae at @ point on the south line of ope hundred and thirty-four (134) feet from the 15th street, and running theuce east thence south ninety (90) feet west along the line of sald id thence north ttt ing in the cit or AUCTION” SALE OF VALUABLE Improvep| PROPERTY, BEING MOU tegen re rovements thereon, con- PAVENUR ANI ‘Ter f sale: One-third of the fu f° rms of sale: Ove-third of ¢ money to be paid in cash and the Valance in three equal installments, payable in ope, two and three years, with interest at six (6) per cent yable semf-annually, from day of sale, secured deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cush, at the option of the purchaser. A’ deposit be required of the purchaser at Rotarial fees at the cost of the purc of sale to be complied with within ten days from otherwise the trustees reserve the the property at the risk and cost of aver, ILZIAM E. EDMONSTON, CONSTANTINE H, WILLIAMSON, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated January twenty-six (26) feet to an aliey;_ thenes esenty-ale Gd) eet att thence nor DOP feet to the place ‘of’ Deginnlag: together the, Subject, however: to @ prlor Geed of trost for. $3,000, which’ matures on the Bth Gay of June, 1804 43. oue’ of the laud records for the Distiict of | Cojumbi WEDS ESD A" , OCTOBER WENTY-FIFTH, ‘iava, dition to Uniontown, LC os Anacostia, D. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M = 7), im square at ae a pels emer arty Eve iS ‘feet au fey treet ty ede of Ud ot Che parsing anes a cad he et ong, bundred and thirty-nine | (139) feet six’ (9) | at one and two years trom day of sale, with inter lwches, and is improved by four brick dwellincs a rast, " partially fiuisbed. Each house and the lot upon et == ahd r Sastt Which {ft stands will be sold separately. Terms: One-tbird cash, balance in six and twelve months, the deferred payments to bear interest at — poe cent per — and to ae | secu trust upon the property sold, | Conveyancing at cost of pur hast? or all . at the purchaser's ton. $100 down MLLLA! [OLBR, on each parcel when sold. ge ‘yancing a! ba a cost of purchaser. If terms of sale are not com the tmprovements, &e (over and above the deed of trust abovementioned) to be paid im eash, of which §200 must he paid at the tne of sale. Terms to be complied with in fifteen day trustees reserve the right to resell the at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- li conveyancing, recording, &c., at the PRED 8. WILESON, for ‘Trust DUNCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioneers. ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, NO. sete fn deed of trast to Us, bea By virtue of « cortal or to us, bear- xf 1889, and duly recorded July 18, , follo 210, et seq. records of the Distriet of Columbia, and of the parties secured thereby, we, the lorsigned trustees. will well at pu in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THI OCTOBER, A! D. M., all that. certain plece or mises situate In the city jesigha Seing all of Iot.twenrs: ted as and being all of wenty- five (26) of Oliver Cox's subdivision (Book 172) tu square eight hundred and thirty- p. together with the Sy sting of a three-story “Terms of sale: Ouetnird of the purchase money to be paid im cash aod the balance fo three equal Installments, payable In one, two apd three years, with toterest at six (6) per centum per annum, yvable semt-annually, from day of ‘deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the $200 will be required of time of sale. All conveyancing, notarial fees at the cost of the of sale to be complied with wi of, sale, otherwise the trustens, reserve right to resell the proper the defaul baser. Wid IAM E.” KDMOXSTON, CONSTANTINE ‘H. WILLIAMSO! ‘Trust Address 500 Sth st. n.w. |. BLO. ., Auctioneers, 1407 G st. boos ee: timer & Sloan.) RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN SUBDIVISION OF “FORTUNE ENLARGED.” dof trust, duly record 894 et sex., one of the for the District of Columbii marty secuted ther by public auction, tn front AY, the SIXTEENTH A.D, 1903, at HAL By virue of a dew Liber ‘No. 1585, ‘folto request of the signed trustee w POUR O'CLOCK B. real estate situate in ‘the coupiy of District of Columbia, to wi ckney’s subdivision of r thirty-two im th By virtue of @ certain deed of trust, dated the | DAY OF OCTOBER, 1st day. of June, A. D. Isl, and recorded ‘among the land records of the District of Colum Liber’ 1696, follo “115 et seq... we will offer at | ie sale, in frout of the premises, on THCKS: | | of Washington, Dist Lot nlpe tn M: ortune Enlafted, * page one hundred apd ‘office of the District gether with all the improvements, ements thereon, cou- dwelling bouse. at -PAST FOU .. the follow! doscttnet real, estate, situnie in" the city vot | fae imereromente, ware ye Vasbington, of Columbia, ‘and known — and digtogatbed ‘as and being the’ east twenty. | S tnt ive sbpertatning. (aa) Sash, ‘the balance tu one and. two f 3 lot numbered 18, in square 456. by a depth ot |. je seiul-annoail Reet fect! one ait ene ie rash eM of | pet cent per annum Interest. payable semtamnosiise One-half cash, the balance in etx ind twelve months, with interest at ‘per annum, or all cash, at the option of the pur- 1g0 required at the time je are not compl with in Gfteen days from the da; | trustee reserves ther: it the risk and cost of fter five days’ advertisement of some newspaper published in Wa: AM conveyancing and recording at the ‘cost of JOSEPH ATKINS, Trustee. Auctioneers. ocdd&ds hiaser at the ht to Teal the ge corded October 29. 1890, ip Liber 1526," follo 45s eee Columbia, to secure the sum of $15,000 10 five Fears, with Interest at Oper cent per anu, Dayable” semi-annually t the risk and cost of RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL SAT- same hour and place. cured by the trust under which we sell, $7,500, interest, taxes and expenses of sale in cash,’ and the balance in one year, secured by a decd of ‘TWENTY-FIRST, trust on the property’ sold, ‘with Interest, payable JOSEPH ATKINS, Trustee. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts. C. G. SLOAN & ©0., Auctioneers, 1407 ,G street. THE PERSONAL EFFECTS OF ST. GEO. ELLIOTT, (WHO HAS LATELY SAILED FOR ENGLAND) AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS, 140T G ST., THURSDAY, OCTOBER NINETEENTH, 1893, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M., anpum, unt! id. A deposit of will or TH ao he eS, naeel 32, 9200, willbe | by wat, until MONDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD Within Afteen Gays trom day of sale, otherwise | Of OCFOBEM, A-D. 1598, sie, our, and place. certain deed of trust dat follo 304 et sey., one of od records of ‘the District of Colum! i eau ae Reale SECOND DaY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. x TT BALY Past FOUR | O'CLOCK P.M., the following described land nd "uoowa as ‘abd eing s sixteen (16), seventoen (1, Biseleva os twenty (20), twenty-one BY virtue of a on 088. at TRUSTEES' SALE OF TMPROVED PRopERTY 1 | DiSitct of Columbia, passed on By virtue of a certain deed of tra tember 19, 1892, and recorded in Liber No. 1729. et UPRIGHT PIANO BY OBTZ: OF LONDON, ANOTHER OF “CHICAGO,” Malic CHAMBER SUITES, DOUBLE AND SINGLE, AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, SPRINGS AND HAIR MATTRESSES, ALL MAPLE BUREAU, WASHSTAND, TABLE AND CHAIRS, FRAME PARLOR CHAIRS, ODD CHAIRS AND ROCK. ISOMELY CARVED OAK SIDE. WITH EXTENSIO CHARS TO MATCH, ING MACHINE, OAK CASE; BEAUTIFUL CABINETS AND _TA- ‘D FLAT INE OLD MA&HOG- ESE ARMOR, TOILET SETS, HANDSOME CHINA AND GLASSWARE, ORNAMENTS, KITCHEN FURNITURE, &., &e. SC FINE LOT OF CARPETS AND RUGS IN GOOD CONDITION. ©. G. SLOAN & CO., BY REED & SONS Indebtedness secured therebs. and upon the written | gisele P Fequest of the bolder of said indebteduess, we will | Sqasect, Fitts, tBe follow ofer for tle, at public, Suction 1p, frost ef the part of tract called “Me- a pit nc is recorded tn county Dock 7, ey and/¥9, tn the Office of the surveyor of t trict of lumbia. "92,600 interest and of sale to the sere’ notes, a u De taken, svcured Uy. a deed of trust ‘on the ‘prop- erty, of all cash. $250 deposit will be required conveyancing and recording purchaser's cost. Should the terms of sale be Boe Pcumplied ‘with in Gfteen Gaye the trusters re- ight to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after such CHARLES B. MAURY. Tru HOUSEHOLD SEW- im one, OAK BOOK CASES, cash, balance HALL RACK: at time of sale. “RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. HOUSES, TWO FRAME HOt qieru, at HALF. 1p front of the ater for eal oor 330, Improved by two frame houses. ‘Terms of wale: Ove-third cash, the belance in RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTERS' SALE OF VALUABLE RUILD. PQuRTH STREET NEAR ie of a certain deed < trust duly re A oan meat eo the District of Columbia, ‘und at the ae rty secured thereby, AND 3340 O'CLOCK, we will corded in Liber 1767, ae 0c9,11,18,16.17818 | Apt om TUESDAY, OcTORER TH Z Bt sTOCK | penis, Fer entA Etta yt et, oe | BLINDS, MOULDINGS [E"Enwecd “I” lot nuusbcred thirty ve. Ca BS, . M1 well to AND MILL WORK, AT AUCTION. September 20, 1860 ip, Lise eee ae, oa)! RATCLIFFE DARR & CO., Auctioneers. the SENT OR? Wretrast NE, Se .oneinal lor mumbe ’ H & 001. 610 NORTH CAPITOL STREET, the clty'of Waskicrtaee «meee three (S22) tn tn the at | OCPORE, NINETEENTH, 288.) lurbin,” This rmperty is “hoprowt + ee ‘pp berms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money ‘This stock ts all fresh’ and stock sized, and this in cash, the bainnce in-one und repre sale should command the attention of the trade sented by the purchaser's promis ote | hearing | and persons ‘interested in bullding. Suterest at the rate of 3 per cent per annum aa ‘Terms cash. HOWARD E. WOODS,” | paid, secured Wr first dead of thust onthe het ocl3-dta Assignee of W. E. Smith &' Co. erty’ sold, or all cath, “at the option “et the at | chaser, All taxes ‘and’ swsegaments past to: dag | kale. ‘The proverts sold” tree of Pinot sateest ‘and record A a IX ing to be at the sole cost of the purcl ‘Terms ROOMS AND BATH, ALL MODERN IMPROVE Of cate. t ; Biss, “80. Messina oe Dore Fst to be complied with within ten (0) dave cing. Will resell at the risk and cost of the Aefunlt On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER NINE- purchaser. ‘A deposit of two hundred e200 aoe, TEENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK,’ we will offer for Rin pe raged mt creme, Will be required sale, in ‘front of the premises, | tbe eames fe ema. Sach Bleee of property when LOT 18, “BLOCK 10, T. PERCY MYERS. Trustee, IN LE DROIT PARK: ‘No. 486 Louisiana eve. nw. Improved by well built 2-story brick house, with WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trostee, Improvements, fo. ‘Terms: One-thitd cash, the balence in two years, THOMAS M. FIELDS. ‘Tratoe foetin ot ante Tero to pe Pomplled with, in| °° Ake tte -Terine to. be com a | our y R Afteen days from the day of ‘sale, otherwise the | DUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERS. after five | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE BRICK DWEL Gaeate ieee TINGS AND. VACANT PROPERIG. Oe TM pUREWEEN A ASD 2 STCEETS BOURHEAST. virtue of a deod of trust recorded ner No. 100, fotlo ISA et sen. une of the tad ‘advertisement of such resale in ‘some news ‘ancing and recording at cost’ of the purchas: ou3, fa! [records of the Disirict of Columbia, and at the RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., request of the parties secured thereby. we will oclB-d&eds Auctionéers. | Sell at Me auction in front of the premises ON WEDSESDAY. THE TWENTY-PIPTH Da’ OF OCTOBER. AD. Isis, AT HALP-PABT FOCK ‘TCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. O'CLOCK P.M, deer TRUSUEES' SALE OF 4 HANDSOME THREE- “3 Teas Riaden ite premises situate in the city of Washington. Dis. HOUSE, NO. 2000 | trict of Columbia, aud Aesiensted as and: elas. ei of orizinal lot numbered 24 and the south 53 feet front by the depth of original lo: numbered STORY BRICK DWELLIN 'S STREET NORTHWEST. jeed of trust to us bearing date 's, WES, easements, rights, jong 32 TORS | ng or tm any wise, # pertaining OF OCTO- | Terme: Oue-thi ‘the purchase tn cash. 1903, at HALE-PAST FUUR O'CLOCK P31, | the balance in une atid tia soe ee oe . | per cent per annum interest, payable sexmi-anmmnty. | and to be secured by a decd of trust on Use Drom. jerty sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur. of lot 19 in H. Grafton Jr.'2 subdivision | chaser. A deposit of $200 required om each Dlere SF square DL. as per at recorded tw eo Soldat the time of sale. ‘Converancing. gen at he surveyor of said District, together wii | cost of the purchase Terms of sale to be com- | plied with tp 15 dx from day of sale. otherwise days’ advertisement of such resale 1a sole news- ington, 1. s of sale: One-half of purchase money BERT A.’ WILSON. be paid im cash and residue in two equal inst ocl6-A&As JOHN B. LAMNEN. Trnstees, ‘THOMAS DOWLING & ©0.. AUCTIONEERS, — 2 Rt. ow, | LOT OF CONDEMNED MATERIAL RELONGING y| TO THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT AT AUC- jeas reserve the right | — TION. to resell at risk of chaser. All couveyanc! | On FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, 1998. AT See rence - ing at cost. | ONE O'CLOCK P.M... we will sell, at the Distriet W. EVEDMOSSTON, ‘Trastec, operty, yards, First and Canal streets southwest, 300 Sth st! mw. 0 Old Buggies, Two Sets of Herness, lot of Oli WARREN CHOATE. Trustee, Larrels, Jot of ‘old Street Lanterns, Jot of Cast 730 11th st. on. Irn, lot of old Fire Department Howe, de. By order of the Commissioners, D.C. THOMAS DOWLING & 00., Auctioneers. oci6-4t EXECUTORS SALE TO CLOSE AN THOMAS DOWLING & OC, Auctioneers, XaLv ani. 612 E st. nw. PREMISES #12 DST. SW. AT AUCTH ae “FOURTH. | LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF MIGH-GRADE BI- lot 35. souare (CYCLES, wy a depth of 70 WITH PNEUMATIC TIRES, &e., OCTOBER NINE- od novus, We shall well @ cousignment of High- goles, with poeumatic tines, de. x. BS eauibttion. of giie- “AW conveyancing’ and recording at re Om Oe HOMAS DOWLING, & 00.. ‘N.. BAe this property ts sold executor | 016-3t orn by + sn “ on we to close an estate this will be a splendid oppor- | RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©O., AUCTIONEERS. tunity to obtain a home. 4-dth W. H. BUTLER. Executor. | TRUSTEES’ SALI VAL CABLE IMPROVED PROPER 3 HOUSE No. “aus MONTOE i : 5 > ANACOSTIA, D.C. Me AE ? . By virtue’ of & decree Of the Supreme Court of TWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND SOUTH | .)! AES, Bye pen Ngee arg eg we 130, the. Undersigne! trustece will olter for ax putiic auction, tn front of the premises, on CRSDAY, TWENTY-SIXTH of OCTOBER, AD. | Gtk Pi Tek the undersigned trustewe will offer for | Seven fumiired aud thirtycters Gao) te Decals of 1883, und recorded in Liber’ No. 748, follo ©., trouting tweuty 120) feet on Monroe. street and lot numbered, tWenls- | crending hack une Duwdred abd thirty (130) feet. | ““Terma of sale as prescribed by the decree: One be three (G98), This lot ‘a frontage of stallmeu's, payable respectively the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 01 red G00) dollars will be required when | the property te struck off. Terms of sule to be | complied with in teu days trom day of sale or property resold at risk of defwulting purchaser. All 410 5th st. nw. plied with within Gve days the trustees will re. Sm 5 Feil the property ‘at. fhe "cost and tisk “of! the Purchaser" “eG canUSL JOHN F. “SLAVIN OS, Aucta. 5 eee vs GEO, W. STICKNEY, Anct. ectdsas | TRUSTERS' S3LR OF VALUAREE pnopeery (CANSON BROS Auctions | MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE BETWEEN Us | SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS EAST. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | 4B gitUE of a deed of trust duly reconted in Li- Bi stNbes PUOPERTY OXF STREET NOUTH.- | Yor the District of Columila: we will wate in aneee STREETS, KNOWN AS PREMISES No. Gio, | Day GE OCTOBER, UAT DS dea aR ee ‘the following described land and jises, situate in the city of We tm the + of Columbia, and AS and be west 45 ft. Tl inches fronting on Mans. ave- nue of lot 3, tn square numbered » ty the full depth of said lot, together with all and singula ileges and appurtenances to the samme belouging or yy Fe ‘Terms of sale: One-thint of the purchase money ‘notes secured by decd of trust on the toa public alley, ther with the “Improve: | Saig."or'all ashe at the option et ee eects ents ‘thereon, ‘subject, bowerer, toa certatn | 4, purchaser deed of trust’ dated October 25" 1600," asd at 45 the cost of the pur: seq.. of the land records of the District of ferms of ‘The ‘amount of indebtedness _se- annually, at rate of 6 Foo “Sin ME | THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN posTroxen. ALEERT A. WILSON, the property will be resold at the risk ‘and cost jOWN B, LARNER,” of abtatiting purchaser, after ve days" advertine:| oct? akas icealeadie —" Ment of such resale th some one or more ‘news. | — eres 4 Dapere:publisbed Ia" Waskington. cn’ RATCLIFFE, DARR & O0,, AUCTIONEERS. x D, — CLARENCE ‘B. RHEESM, TRUSTEES BALE OF 4 ocl4-d&da -_____ Brastees, FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, © G. SLOAN & CO., Aactioncers, 1407 G st. n.ws de tea dieeee By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the the 4 October, A. D. 1803, in Equity cause No ANACOSTIA, wherein Agron Strat is complainant jae t dated Sen. | W. Butcher et al. are defeudauta, the unlersigned trustee will offer for gale, by blic auction, im folio 110 et sea., of the land records of the Dis- y- trict of Columbia, for ‘default fn payment of the | THIRIT DAV OF DOCTOR RS ear ree RENTS: situate in the city of Washington, ta the District of Columbia, described as follows: The west half ‘of lot seven (7), in the subdivision of square three mises, on THURSDAY, STH, 1803, at FOUR O'CLOCK PALS che tal, i |igrng Sir froper ented ico | hated amd agin ou one, to, oy top and District ‘of Col 0 wit: : 7 bi mat 4 huge "tad ate “iin “| pay the, flowing ete Sod Mock ‘pumbreed two (2) Iu Oregon fire fn a eel aera ae act of taud “cal \cheater. 7 eb ents BE cit mi eecorged ia Lider No count | abe, etre, maths dred and ry tar subdivisions), at folio cu Vexor of the said District. “The grou above de- | Saul (enety fear uiper’ teats bed has & frontage of 34 fect ou olen avente, See soot Mnprovemente, trith'a "unifori deoth of 100" fect team alice) | place oF beeluaing, together Wwhth the thission th the estate of Beujainin Young, contained bounds,” viz. Be- ¢ | ginning for the same at a point in the line of Green's sub- | South G street on the southwest comer of said Jot fatate, belug | and running thence east twelve (12) feet three @) 124) feet eight 1S) inches: thence west twel J,the ofice, of tbe sur- | feet toree: fi laces: thence: south wone hundred and is improved by & new frame dwell- |Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money erms One. in cash, the residue in two cqual installments, at on sale: third of the purchase 7” net wely. Deferred 1 to be paid in cash. and the balance in one and two | Sepang, two, Fours respectively. | to be secured by deed of trust on property and | pr. GRAHAM, 307 TTH ST. ¥.W. years, with interest at the rate of six (0) . . tm ber annum, parable semi-angually. the gents | ant casieat for deferred purchase money to be secured f= = mired at time of ale. Of trust on the property. or all cauih, at the Gant | posit of, $100 will be rea tr chaser's option: ‘or if desited, the purchaser 22 Se Trustee. reaetves a assume an indebtedvess payable in monthiy install. | 2 ‘tak SR ments, A deposit’ of $100 will be Teguired ut the | Martial PAD aweyamcing, recording, “ke, to Dear interest at 6 per centum per Snuum, or all cash, at. the option of the purchaser. A’ de- ‘erms to be complied with in fifteen days from | date of sale, othe purchaser. time of sale. All conveyancing and recording. will | Pon ar chaser Sak be at the purchasers cost. ‘The terme choi ge | SOUGLAS §. MACKALL, Trustee. be complied with in fifteen (19) days trom the age | sii: bs | of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property, after five (5) days’ advertise- Rent, at the risk and cost of the purchaser in de- a6 Sth at, me, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ‘ . SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE ON JAMES F. HOOD. Pactte tunding. | TURTLES, Viteer serwees PF OQS, OF ‘EAS C. LOUNSBURY., Trustees, STREETS NORTH WEST. By virtoc of a deed of trust duly recorded in cent ‘per anoum, Gro sears, 6 per —— ‘at the option of a annually,” oF alt ghle eemaeer, A’ deposit of $200, days from the day of sale the tered. to resell the pi Of, the defacing Sdvertiseiaen in Washington, D. puslisbcrding at the cost of " Title Co, certigeate of title down to ilk be x ew RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, fase. aT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PAL. the land and premises sit of Washington, District of Columbia. and desig. ed as aud heing part of original lots 7, 8 an ete stu eSpeing on the west line’ of tot southwest corner of said thence north 19 feet 6 PUBLIC SALE OF IMPROVED REAT. ESTATE fe in the’ city We will sell for the owners, cn MOND. ‘OBER TWENTY-THIRD, AT POUR O'CT9¢ wr, after Ove days" some _newspi c. all ‘ofees 7" 40 feet worth from th fot 7; thence east. 8, fee Inches: thence West 20-f Grinches; thence west G5 feet to. Sth street, and e south 40 feet. to. the place of beg elie Il and singular the improvements, Ing or In any way ap- cash over and above an_ existing trust “of $1.50, due and” payabl 1, 1895, yi — ; a paid, to be assumed by the pure T deposit of $100 required et thue of sain, Conveyancing. and. recording at purchaser's eost. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with tn fifteen dars, Otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell the Droperty at cost and risk of defaults Mfter five davs’ advertisement of sv some newspaper, publish thence north 20 feet and eighty (530), in the city of Washingtor trict of Columbia, begiuning for the same at together with east corner of said lot, and running ‘one bundred aud thirty-nine (129) fect: thence west on the line of the alley eighteen (18) feet and four @ inches; thence north one hundred and thirts- | forest ‘at @ ine (180) fect to C strert: and thenre east wght- | yunualis, ‘secured’ ty deed of trast "us the. ym een (18) feet four (4) inches to the f saces Bing, belng improved by house No. 110 € street | ciaser. A deposit of $200 upon acceptance of bid. southwest, In Wast j ‘Seid sale to be at. public auction for one-third cash and the bulance in six and twelve months, | serve the right to resell the property at tie tak with interest, and secured on said property, or | and cust of the defaulting purchaser, aft all, or any greater sum, cash, at option of ‘pur- | days’ advertisemeut of such resale tm ‘sume ne chaser. “A deposit. of ore hundred dollars ($100) | paper ‘puiished in Washington, D.C. All. com required at time of sale, and ters to be complied with in fifteen days, of ‘the property resold at the cost of the defaulting parchaser. All conveyancing fo be at the cost of the purchaser. ocl3-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©O., Ancts. | oci3-dkds tenauces to the same belon; 6 per cent un VALUABLE ECR Ean BRENT No. (1108 & It offer for sale, on THURSDAY. NINETEENTH, 1893, satan , ed in Waahtny W. MOSBY WILLIAMS ‘S17, JOHN H. WALTER Improvements, nearly ‘opposite @ reservation, fronting on post ‘and B ‘Pailey. Se Moe enneylvanis “and msde’ Unown at time of aale. at time of sale. ocl6-it sai records for the District of Coluiubla, amd at the | Fequest of the parties secured thereby, oder acd trustees will offer for sa oa, in front of the premixes, on ESD. 4E TWENTY-FITH DAY OF OCTUbbs, HOUSE NO. 149 C STREET SOUTHWE: P.M., im front of the premises, part of lot num. | Jat HALE PAST POUR O'CLOCK - 7-4 red eleven (11) In square nunbered ve tundred | Nts deweriind real estate, situate tn the city of uixhed us nod belug the nortis half of sub lot ° Sve, mundred and sixty-uix «OBi), C street twelve (12) feet west fron improve: eucy south } cS patd in and ‘two yeurs, wiih in per annum, payable wei yer conta lace of begin- r ull cash, at the option of the pur- ingtou, D.C. [ifthe terms of sale are pot complied with ia Afteen duse from the day of sale tue trustees se- | Yeyanclug amd reconting at the cost of the pur- | chaser. She i i i FER i be e : if Ht sf BI Bs ; Fi 5 e, & ie ys 12,000 a, RS tell thelr own story. MUSIC, 1309,0 si, instruments." Prices PIANOS USED BY INTERLE- i i | 64) i # EF, i ENTISTR' extzacting positively inex be ind. compet Scaucd graduates "intraeted’ to, practice om = local anaesthetie, 6c. toll operations ‘Extracting with gus oF Cleaning, Very best full set taet, 8T. GROSHON'S DENTAL PARLORS, ESTABLISHED ‘Local anaestbet traction of teeth. ae xr SCTTONEER: Liver ‘No. 1508, folly 306 et seq., one of the land DENTAL INFIRMARY, THETA FILLED RATCLIFFE, DARK & 0O., AUCTIONEERS. wanes pert = ‘hout charge, ex- a ara in. Quills, except irmary open trom —= === WILLARD'S MOTEL, Pa. ave ond 14th ot, Washagtes, D. GO E_RITT HOUSE, WASTIINGTON,