Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1893, Page 12

12 D. CC. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1893—-TWELVE PAGES. SUBURBAN NEWS. ALEXANDRIA. le Shoots a White Prisoner. Last night John Mooney, a white man, Was arrested a short distance from Ross- lyn, charged with beating his wife, etc., by a colored constable. Mooney made his escape before he left the county, but was again recaptured, and was brought to this city in order to be put in jail. The arrival of the party here attracted a small crowd, and when they arrived at the jail it was closed, and during the time occupied in get- ting it opened Mooney again escaped, and the constable shot him in the leg. Some of the crowd cried, “Kill the negro,” and ad- vanced upon him, whereupon the constable hurried away, and Mooney again escaped; but he was shortly afterward arrested by Policemen Brenner and Sherwood and car- Tied to the station house, charged with es- cal from an officer. Mooney was seen in his cell this morning, and complained that he had been bieeding all night. He asked for a doctor. He says that the name of the officer who arrested him ts Wallace. The city authorities will hold Mooney for the action of the county authorities. ‘The Alex: ria Infirmary. ‘The Alexandria Infirmary,one of the most effective charities in this city, has just completed some new wards. The infirmary has been located at two of Alexandria's old institutions, the disused orphan asylum and the uncompleted widows’ home. A building hzs now been erected uniting the two, and making the infirmary very com- plete in all its appointments. The institu- tion will be opened tomorrow for visitors. Notes. The funeral of Bartholemew C. White, the eight-year-old son of Mr. B. C. White, formerly of this city, came over the ferry from Washington today and the interment took place here in the presence of many friends. The police last night made a raid upon a o fe of the city, situ- Sion on Cuntts falvesl utes ‘Washington and Columbus. They brought to the sta- tion house Eleanor Burke, charged with having given warning so as to allow the gamesters to escape. The ioh Colored Baptist Church con- tinued st night its dedication ceremonies. Among those who participated in the dedi- cation are . President King of Wayland Seminary, and Rev. Wm. A. Credett of Berean Baptist Church of Washington. The on the corner of Duke and West streets is a very fine one and will cost about $18,000. The Young Men’s Catholic Club of Wash- ington and the Alexandria Light Infantry attended last night the pleasant fair for the orphans and the poor now in progress at the Catholic Lyceum. ‘The Washington Southern Railroad Com- pany has bought from C. W. Greenwood for $2,000 the old Thompson Tyler property on Fayette and Queen streets, nearly oppo- site the present depot grounds. The com- Pany will utilize the purchase immediately. The Briggs Manufacturing Company has been chartered here. = object is to manu- facture hand trucks, & City Treasurer Lunt continues to im- Prove. Mr. Andrew Jamieson, long connected with business in Alexandria and its vicin- ity, is about to remove to New Jersey. The city council will hold its regular meet- ing tonight. A summary of the matters to a it has already been made Mr. Chas. B. Davis and Miss Annie Bren- ner were married today at the ge of the bride on North St. Aseph street, Rev. Dr. Rice pg vmcae 2 The Alexandria Musical Association have engaged Prof. McLeod of Washington as conductor of bands and orchestra during the present season. To Alexandria Subscribers. Mr. A. S. Doniphan is now the authorized agent of The Evening Star in Alexandria. All outstanding subscriptions must be paid to him. Subscriptions and complaints can be left at the store of Mr. J. T. Cox, No. 921 ‘street. A Colored Co: es FROOKLAND. Dr. J. Henry Brooks is having the limbs cut from the old historic “Col. Brooks’ Oak” on Michigan avenue near lith street. The giant tree has been slowly dying for over two years and the decaying branches had become a menace to travelers on the thoroughfare. There are some hopes that the verdure will shoot out again in the spring, and, if not, trailing vines are to be planted around the immense trunk, and thus still preserve this object of interest in the landscape. The trustees of Rock Creek parish have bought two lots at the corner of Philadel- phia and 13th streets, University Heights, to be held in trust for five years for St. Clement's mission of Brookland, upon which, if the mission so desire, they can build an church. Mrs Stephen Bondra is visiting in Waynesboro’, Pa. Mrs. John T. Hare of University Heights, with her daughter Florence, has been spending a fortnight in Baltimore. Mr. Charles March has been visiting in Green Bay, = but is expected to return to Brookland this week. Chestnut eee and gunners are a source of great annoyance to the people of Brookland this autumn. There are very few chestnuts and no game, and it is a source of danger to have — so frequently dis- charged at nothing in this thickly Settled ee The Queenstown Mite and Literary Socie- ty will meet this evening at the residence of Mr. J. B. Lord, sr., on Michigan avenue. —$_ ANACOSTIA. The Anacostia Citizens’ Association will meet on Friday night. It will be an import- ant meeting. Under its new management, the association promises to work many reforms in local matters, and as yet has had no chance to get in its licks. Its first meeting was taken up with the election of officers; the second meeting was given over to the appointment of committees, and the third was devoted to some necessary rou- tine work. The fourth is the one which it is said will mean business, and will give the world to understand that although Anacos- tia may not be bounded by Canada and the Gulf of Mexico, she is part of the United States. It is said that those people who are bears on her progress will hear something drop on Friday night. The revival at the M. E. Church is to con- tinue throughout this week. It is not de- termined whether it will be concluded at the end of the week. Rev. Dr. James McLaren and Brother Samuel Cumings express them- selves as manifestly satisfied with the num- ber of reported conversions, and the apti- tude of Anacostians for the acceptance of religious truths. Miss Sophie Williams of Hartford, Conn., \e with friends here. —_ SANDY SPRING. The final base ball game of the season ‘was played in a field belonging to Miss Mary Gilpin on Tuesday afternoon last be- tween the Brookville Academy and Sher- wood teams, resulting in a signal victory to the latter. Miss Annie Watlington of Bermuda, a former pupil of Henry C. Hallowell, is staying at Sharon, the residence of James P. Stabler. Dr. C. E. Iddings, Miss Mary B. Brooke and Josiah W. Jones, jr., all of whom have been prostrated with typhoid fever, ure convalescent. Mrs. Ernest Iddings and family of Phil- adelphia, Mrs. Harry Gilpin and family of Baltimore and the Misses Lea of Wiiming- ton have returned to their respective homes after spending several months here. ‘The “Senior Club” of farmers held its @ctober meeting at the home of Mr. Kich- ard Landsdale. The “Enterprise Club” convened on Sat- urday afternoon at Highland farm, own-d by William Lea of Wilmington and man- aged by Newton Stabler. Philip T. Stabler acted as chairman and Thomas J. Lea sec- retary. Those present by invitation were John C. Bentley, Henry Chaney, Joseph, Caleb and Llewellyn Stabler. William M. Canby was elected a member in place of Warwick M. Stabler, resigned. Granville Farquhar, who expects to be employed in Washington for the winter, also tendered his resignation, which was not accepted in view of his temporary absence from the community. The club supper was served at Asa M. Stabler’s and the evening spent there in discussing farm interests; then ad- Journed to meet In November at Amersly, the home of Tarlton B. Stabler. Miss Burtit of Dorchester, Mass., is vis- iting the Misses Miller of Alloway and Mi: Emilie Johnson of Washington Miss Jes: B. Stabler. The latter, with Roger B. Fai quhar, jr.. and Charles B. Magruder, ex- pects to enter the John M. George school, near Philadelphia, in a fortnight. Among the guests of the week were Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Henry Farquhar and wife of Washington, Miss Lucy Fawcett of Alexandria, Ernest Iddings of Philadel- phia and Thomas Lea Dickinson of Welles- boro, Pa. Private Russell Stabler, U. S. A., stationed at Washington, has had the bene- fit of a brief furlough, which he has spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Stabler of Ashton. Thomas J. Lea has accepted an offer from Mr. Israel M. Parr of Baltimore to act as superintendent of his fine farm near Baltimore. Walter H. Brooke, B. D. Palmer, Robert H. Miller, George Nesbitt, Mortimer O. Stabier, Charles E. Bond, Prof. and Mrs. William Taylor Thom, Misses Martha Hol- land, Caroline S. Bond, Fannie Osborne. Rose Henderson, Mary Moore Thomas and Alice V. Farquhar are attending the world’s fair. This is supposed to be the final dele- gation from Sandy Spring, making about one hundred and twenty-five in all. Miss Hallie 1. Lea is in Delaware county, Pennsylvania, with her brother Richard I. Lea. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stabler are sojourn- ing at Atlantic City. Miss Elinor Hough is at Derw and Joseph T. Moore has been in New York. Samuel P. Thomas and wife, William W. Moore and wife, Thomas J. Lea and wife, Lucy Stabler and Mary E. Thomas have appointed representatives to the en- suing yearling meeting of Friends to be held in Baltimore next week. Miss Alice Tyson has returned to her home, Marden. aud will soon be joined by her sister, Miss Beatrix, who expects to sail from England on Saturday next after having been abroad since last winter. Edward Farquhar of the patent office brary resumed his bi-monthly lectures on the 2st instant with the first of a_series upon French literature. Miss Ellen Farqu- har’s parlors are kindly offered to the clas» and an increased interest is manifested in these informal, but most instructive, talks on ks, men and nations. LAUREL. The Democratic Anti-ring Club held a Public meeting in Free Quill Hall on Sat- urday night, which was addressed by ex-Mayor Cull. It has been thought here- tofore that the club would support the nominees of the democratic party, while protesting against the manner of nomin: tion, but from the speech of Mr, Cull and the advice he gave his audience, they are working for the defeat of the party ticket and the election of the republican ticket. Mr. Cull said he was a democrat, but that he proposed to punish the ring by voting the full republican ticket. What effect the course of these hitherto democrats will have upon the democratic majority here cannot be known until after the election. The night school opened last night with @ large attendance of scholars and a full complement of teachers. Much interest is manifested in the success of this effort to educate those who cannot attend in the daytime. Messrs. Phelps and Shaffer have bought a plece of property on Main street opposite the bark, upon which they expect to erect a building for a down-town store. Building is still in progress in Laurel, Mr. C. C. Weston having begun the erec- tion of a large dwelling today and another one will be commenced in a few days. The foot ball craze has reached Laurel and on Saturday next an eleven from Bal- timore will try conclusicns with the eleven here. We are to have a gymnasium, or at least it {a reported that steps have been taken looking to that end, with over thirty sub- scribers to begin with. Messrs. Gordon & Bro. offer to erect and equip the building as soon as fifty members are secured, peer, it is thought will be done in a few 3. An extraordinary revival has begun in the M. E. Church South, under the pas- torate of Rev. J. H. Kuhiman, there being twenty-eight penitents at the altar Sunday night and eight conversions. Miss Edythe Zeigler was given a party in honor of her birthday, which was at- tended by many of the young people, who spent a very pleasant evening, music dancing and refreshments being the order of the evening. ‘Bhe Laurel Guards, composed of young ladies, will give a drill and entertainment at the Academy in a few days, which prom- ises to be as as given by them previously. ‘The hunting season opens in this county on the Ist proximo, but on account of depredations committed by the numerous hunters in past years, much desirable hunting ground has been posted and hunt- ing forbidder. ae eS ROCKVILLE. The following transfers of real estate have been recorded in the office of the clerk of the circuit court for this county during the past month: Henrietta D. and John W. Albritton to Myra E. Ouranna, part of lot 3, block 12, Takoma Park, 3. Annie Vance to A. B. Brown, seven acres of land; $2,000. B. H. Warner to Appleton P. Clark, lot 10, block 3, Kensington Park; $450. Jas. W. Purdum to Catharine, D. C.,F. Purdum, 124 acres of land; $-. Thos. G. Leishear to Lavinia Brown, two acres of jJand; $100. Benj. F. Leighton to Frank H. Allen, lots 3, 4, and 5, biock 3, Woodside; $4,000. Chevy Chase Land Company to John P. Miller, lot 6, block 33, section 2, Chevy Chase; $750. Same to Nathan 8S. Brown, lot 5, block 33, Chevy Chase; $750. Leonard S. Chapman to Elizabeth Hunckell, lots 1, 2, block 10, Halpine; $350. Edward Story to Samuel E. Rabbitt, lots 1, 2, square 5, Ja- netta; $00. Samuel E. Rabbitt to Ann W. Ray, lots 6, 7, square 5, Janetta; $1,700. Ru- fus Choate to Warren Choate, four lots in block 5,Rockville Park; $-. Warren Choate to Wm. Reading, four lots in block 5, Rock- ville Park; $—. B. H. Warner to Edwin C. Fowler, lots 4 and 5, block 3, Kensington ‘Park; B. H. Warner to Agnes La- mond, lot 15, block 12, Kensington Par! $450. Daniel M. Kindleberger to Jno. B. Mi Queen, parts of lots 6, 7, 8, block 19, Capitol View Park; $2,390. Wm. W. Welsh to James w. Martin, lot 13, block 1, Lincoln Park $80. Amos 8. Adams to Daniel W. Beach, house and lot at Rockville; $6,200. Wash- ington Danenhower to Wm. H. Cranston, lot 4, block 1, Rockville Park; $150. Geo. M. Moxley to Jas. O. Moxley, seventy-two and three-quarters acres of land; $1,455. Metro- politan Investment Company to G. F. Day, lot 12, section 102, Garrett Park; $00. Gerod Lee to Frank P. Chaney, nine acres of land; $-. Darius Clagett to Mary E. Clag- ett, two acres of land; $. Chevy Chase Land Company to Edward J. Stellwager, block 27, section 2, Chevy Chase; $%,977.50. P. M. Smith and others to Arthur W. Gaith- er, seventy-four and one-half square perch- es of land; $7. Jonathan H. Gray to Isa- bel P. Videtto, lot 22, block 6, Takoma — %,000. Thos. B. Howard to Wm. Berkley, lot of land; $-. Sarah J. Sellman to Geo. F. Williams, one-eighth acre; $—. Maurice F, Wylie to Douglas Chichester, four acres of land; $300. Rebecca T. Veirs and others to Elizabeth V. Magruder, lot in Rockville; $1,000. Thos. G. Penn and Mary P. Duvall to Wm. F. Duvall, fifty-three and one-half acres of land; $1,300. John E. Mitchell to Mary E. Buckey, one acre of land; $1,500. Edw. Wootton to Peter H. Davis, one acre of land; $-. Wm. C. Hoskinson and others to Peter H. Davis, ten acres of land; $225. John H. Dye to Ellen A. Dye, six and one- quarter acres of land; $-. John Hofman to Stephen N. Buynitsky, lot 30, block 22, Ta- koma Park; $—. James B. Henderson, trus- tee, to Eliza L. Peter, one-half of lots 63 and 64, Rockville; age . J. Dudley, trustee, to L. D. lot 54, Hickey and Oruti's | fon; $500. John B. Scott to Martha E. Lit- tle, lot in Kensington; $—. Ignatius Belt to United States, lot on Conduit road; $62.70. Elias V. King to Jas. H. Mason, one acre of land; $. Henry N. Copp to Ora Hubler, lot 49, section 15, West End Park; $300. S.A. ——.__. For a New Apportionment. Mr. Stockdale of Mississippi offered in the House yesterday afternoon a bill amending the civil service law so as to provide for an equal division of offices among the states and their congressional districts. Heads of departments are to report the number of employes in their respective departments from each state to the President, and when a state has not its quota all appointments made to it are to be from that state until the quota is filled. Heads of departments are also to apportion salaries among the states as nearly as possible. Ss Se Basil Lockwood's Assigument. Yesterday Basil Lockwood, the young colored maa who rescued twelve clerks from the third floor of Ford’s Theater, was assigned to duty in the Union buillding in the same office and room with the men he rescued. —____. THE BEST FOOD IS NONE TOO GOOD FOR THE baby, hence the highest award was none too por for Mellin’s Food at the World's Fair, and it got it—a medal and a diploma. CYCLISTS SUSPENDED. Members of the L. A. W. Disciplined by the Racing Board. The racing board of the League of Ameri- can Wheelmen has acted upon the casex of many violators of the ru'es, and as a re- sult Charles Grant and F. T. Lytle of Lo- gansport, Ind., have been declar2d profes- sionals for violation of clause A, amateur rule. John A. Roberts has been suspended for sixty days from October 2 from all track racing for making a false entry to races at Danvers, Mass., September 27; James A. Forbes has been suspended for sixty days from October 15 from all track racing for making a false entry at Lowell, Mass., September 2%, and the following have been suspended for thirty days from Octo- ber 15: L. L. Tufts, Middletowa; ©. N. Gar- rett, E. C. Peabody, James Bray, ©. Gould, | Topsfield; A. Marshall, James Sullivan, | Charles Poor, Clayton Gould, Ernest Per- kins, Danvers, and J. A. Roberts, Haver- hill, Mass. Unsanctioned races, Danvers, Mass., September 27. By a vote of the racing board it has becn | decided to refuse to sanction the I. (. A. A. A. and all colleges affillated with the same for cycling events until the association takes appropriate action to recognize the League of American Wheelmen rules and govern its cycling in conformity therewith, All wheelmen competing in cycling events at meetings under the auspices cf any cf the colleges of the association will becoine Mable to suspension. ————+e+_____ The Stewart Millions. A retrial of the suit of Alexander Stewart against ex-Judge Henry Hilton for a share of the millions left by the late Alexander T. Stewart was begun yesterday in New York before Chief Judge Daly in the court of com- mon pleas. Stewart claims that he is a cousin once removed of the wealthy dry-| sft goods merchant. His suit was dismissed on the first trial because he could not estab«. lish his relationship. Now he has some new evidence, a man named Fox, a former part- ner of A. T. Stewart, having been exam- ined on commission abroad. The suit is an action in ejectment in which the Stewart will is attacked. The work of getting a jury was in progress, when Mr. Secor, counsel for the plaintiff, was taken ill and | Py the case was adjourned to today. AUCTION _SALES. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, SALE OF A HANDSOME TIHREE- BRICK et HOUSE, NO. 2000 February 13, 1892, ecuen a in Liner Tusue io £20, oF the land records of, the District of | sien lumbla, we, the unders trustees, Ba Bieta ene oe Y CLOCK PSL AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. as ae TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. 0c23-d&ds ‘Trustees. DUNCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioneers, DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. SAMSTAG, AUCTIONEER, : 2083 M st. nw. TRUSTFES), SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, No. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE I will sell WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY-FIFTH, AT 3023 M street northwest, AT | TEX A. M. AND SEVEN P.M, Dry Goods, Blan- | kets, Comforts, Hosiery, Notions, Iibbous, Laces, | Fine Bisque Figures, Vases, Ladies’ and Men’ Underwear, 300 Ladies’ Cloaks, Dolls, Toys, &c. &c# Goods most positively be sold. oc23-2t® S. SAMSTAG. ©. G. SLOAN & CO., J jo AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G BT. (Successors fo Latimer & Sloan.) THAT. ESTA ES AND CENTRALLY LOCATED ‘STREPT, ‘REET NORTHWEST, 4’ AUCTIONS 4 poe: of a parties in interest we will |, nt public auction, in front of WEDNEXD, ‘OCTOBER TWENTEFIETIE, . fronting 24% feet on west side of 13th girect fe Decrees nik cal L streets northwest, br a Gepth of 120 feet to'an alley with outlets on 13th, Ath and I. streets, Improved by a handsome resi- dence of about 15 rooms, fll modern con: entences, is Droperty Py wel nown as ti Wyard residence and is situated in one of our best and most convenient neighborhoods, and will Piake a splendid home in the center of a rapidly improving section, Seine easy, aod made known st time of sale. All conveyancing and recerding at purchaser's cost. Terms to be cozaped wt with in fifteen days or the party may be at risk and cost of de- rulting pa! parchaser. "500 required at time of sale. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers. eS Se OF VALUABLE IMPROVED LOT OF {GROUND ON IVY STREET BE TWEEN NEW JERSEY AV! ah oy tk CAPITOL “STREET ‘WASHIN By virtue of a deed of trast, masta > january y. 1898, and recorded in Liber’ No. 1748, folio ‘one rds for the District of trastess will efter for sale. Ble “auction, a prem wi AY. Bit “RWENTY TETH, i800, at FIVE, o'cLock PM, lot mumbered twenty: ‘seven (27), in square numbered six hundred - ninety-three (693). This lot has a frontage tty-Bve 65) fect on Ivy street by a depth of hundred and thirty-nine | (189) | feet ax) Ynches. and" ts tinproved by’ four brick dwellings partially Gujshed. Each house and the lot ‘which it stands will be sold separately. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve monte, the. deferred Payments to bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, and to be ‘wecured of trust u the propert; — or all cash, at the he purchaser's option. $1 on each parcel when all comvereucing’ at cost of purchaser. If terms of sale are not com- piled with within five aon the frestoce, will r0- at the, risk the EUGENE Tan JOHN F. SLAVEN, GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auct, "] RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. — TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A A FRAME Bouse, 4 BETWEEN = ND STREET Br ree a ded oft * Virtue of a of trust duly recorded Liber ‘No, 1508, folio 306 et seq. ue of tbe and records Yor the Disveiet of Goluinbia, ‘ud at the request of the parti red. thereby, ‘the under- OCTOBER, PAST FOU 0" CLOCK M.,the fol: 5, 1008, at, HALPPAST FOUR so} scribed real estate, situate in the city of all that 1 of land in the city of Wasbington, | Washington, District of Columbia, and. known ‘and im the rict_of Columbia, and being the north | dist ed as and being the vorth half of sub lot 7 feet 9 inches front on 20th street by the depth | one (1), im square five hundred and xty-alx (606), of lot 19 in H. Grafton Dul subdir of square 91, pat recorded ta , @8 per pla ong the surveyor of said District together with the improvements, consiating of above sventioned dwells | cas, ing house, subject, however, to of trast | Pricetee ia Liter 1650, follo 458, securing note $11,000, payable February 13, 1906, with interest Payable detat-ennuaily font retreary 1 ferme of sale: Que-half of purchase money pat red when Is accepted. Terms of sale to be aes with in ten days from fay of sale and if the trustees reserve the right resell at risk of purchaser. All conveyancing recording st f purchaser's v4 EDMONSTON ‘Trustee, 500 Sth st. WARREN CHOATE. T30 ocl4-d&ds ith st. nw. FUTURE DAYs. Horses. Horses. }* 8. EENSINGER, AUCTIONEER, WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, NO. 940 LA. AVE. PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES. Mr. D. B. Kieffer of Elizabethtown, Pu., has con- signed to us a car load of Horses and Mares, to be sold within the Bazaar THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY-SIXTH, at TEN O'CLOCK. This load consists of 10 bead of very fine young Horses and Mares from 4 to 6 years old, sound and all right in all respects, and 12 head of useful workers and good drivers. ‘This load will posi- tively be sold without limit or reserve. ALSO 25 head of Horses and Mares consigned by local parties, to be sold for want of use. ALSO, For whom tt may concern, 1 Grocery Cart, to be sold to pay charges, and several New and Second- hand Vehicles, Harness, &c. N.B. In this lot will be found some extra stock, | and we invite dealers and private parties to attend this peremptory sale. 8. BENSINGER, oc2H-2t Auctioneer, DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON MASSA AVENUE BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS 3 By virtue of a of trust duly recorded in Li- ber 1601, folio 453 et seq., one of the land records or the District of Columbia. we will sell. in front of the’ premises, ‘ON THURSDAY, THE TWELETH AY i808, AT FIVE PA, the following destined’ ses, situate in the in, Washi 4 5-+ trict of Columbia. and distingy ing the weet 48 ft. Tis tenes froting ‘ jot 3, ip square num! r Teptty of sald lot, together with all and the ‘ful the improv ments, ways, easements, hts, a ind appurtcoaoces to the same belonging oF ning. One-third of the purchase money wp cash, the balance in two years, at Ber, cent per annum, interest Pagal sem! trust on the property foie ait comm at thes we option of the purchaser. eposlt. of $200 required at, the time of sale. Goavdvancing abd the cost of the pur- Ganel ertas of one to be complied wees fa ten days from date of sale, otherwise the trustees —e the nee to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after: ve days" vertisement of such resale in some newspaper — _ ‘ALI ERT A. WILSON, JOHN B. LARNER, * 2c30-d&ds THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED. by request. until MONDAY, the TWENTY -THIRD OCTOBER, A.D. 1393, sane hour Ages ocl2-d&ds ALI JOUN B. LARD NER ees. THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED. by request. until WEDNESDAY, the FIRST DAY of Nove Le -D, 1898, at HALF-PAST FOUR ALBERT A. WILSON, JOHN B. LARNER. oc24-dkds ‘Trustees. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers, 612 E st. ow. VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK DwEIES ING HOUSE KNOWN AS NO. 93 FENTO! STREET NORTHEAST. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust duly re- corded in Liber No. 1581, at follo ats et seq., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, the utdersigued will sell at public auction on FRIDAY. the THIRD DAY of NOVEM: BER, A.D. 1898, P. HALF-PAST FOUR 0°CLC property, the west thirteen (13) frout by the depth of lot three hundred and seventy-six (876). as recorded in Liber 17, folio 172, of the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, in square hum- Vere six hundred and seventy-four (674), Terms of sale as follows: One-third (1-2) cash and the balance tn two equal annual installments, evidenced by the promissory uotes of the purchaser payable in one and two sears after date, with inter est at the rate of six per cent per annum, payavle gemf-snnually until patd, and secured by trust on the property so Tr the termevet aie are not complied with tr ten dayg from the day of ale the right Is reserved to resefl the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after five days’ advertisement of such ‘resale in some newspaper publighed. ir Washington, D.C. All converancing and recording at the purchaser's cost. A deposit of $100 required ‘at the time of sale. HOSEA B. MOULTON, IRVIN B. MOULTON, ‘Trustees. EO. W. ‘STICKNEY, ‘Auctioneer, 1411 G st. IN NEW BRICK ‘SES, ‘ATED ON ‘THE CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND FY STREETS NORTHEGST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in Liber 1683, folio 354 et seq., one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we will offer for sale, ta frunt of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-VOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1si3, AT HALF-PAST FOUR P.M... the. following described property. situate, lying and being ip the city of Wasbington, to wit: All of lots nuinbered from thirt ) to forty-eight (4S), both Inclusive, in Don's Gripe subdivision of lots in square numbered nine hundred and sixty (960), as per plat In Liber 19, follos 28, of the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, together with improvements, &c., sold subject to'a deed of trust on each lot to sectire the sum of $2,750 lot 42, on Which the trust is $3,000), and interes! act amount will be stated at time of sale. Terms of sale cash. A deposit of $500 will be required at thme of ‘sale of houses if Rhole, oF $100 per house If sold se Tr letermine at time of sale, as sball be deemed by. them to be most aivantayeoss, estes the property shall be offered as a whole or by par- cels. All conveyancing and recording to be at pur- chuser or asers" cost, and terms of sale to be complied with in ten days from day of sale, or de- posits forfeited. GEORGE E. EMMONS, JOHN 0, JOHNSON, i 0c9-eo&ds ‘Trustees, THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO WED NESDAY. NOVEMBER FIRST, 1893, same hour and place. GEORGE E. EMM JOHN 0. JOHNSON 0c24-eokds ‘Trus ther with all the improvements, &e. amount of this lodedteduens, yi [amen “and the expenses of sale, to the balance in one and ‘twe yearn, Tithe ie terest at 6 per centum per annum, payable sem!- annually, secured by deed of trust on the prop- erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur- el A deposit of $200 upon acceptance of bid. 3 pon Ifthe terms. of sale are hot complied with in fifteen days rom the day of sale the trustees re- fed | serve the right to resell the property at the risk bd cost of the defaulting purchaser, after tive | days’ advertisement of suc! 4 blished in Washington, D. Cc. All con- Ee, rl PS Se chaser. BENvAMiN ATEIGHTON, 0c13-d&ds a ‘Trustees. ‘THOMAS DOWLING & o., ee G12 EB et. ow. TRI SALE OF A VALUABLE RUILDING PLEASANT. WEst CORNER OF MinTEENTIT SPREBr | fo Po ‘D WHITNEY AVENUE. virtue of a deed of trust dated 103, and duly =a eet io 478 et 'seq., one of records of the District at Cotaaitin,- and at the e Feauest of the parties se- cured ‘thereby, the undersigned trust. toes will sell at nie” metho, ron of the premises, on aT.” « HIRTRENTH, Inge at TALE. PAgh POUR O'CLOCK a ath fstlow! de- serited real estate, situate. lying and bel the goanty of Washington, im the District of ‘SStumbiae known apd fated ne lot No. 38 of Bitsaberh Powers’ sul) 1, 2 and 8, in block 42, of the estate of Williawn Hoimead. ‘de. cqused, ae d in Liber county No. 8, folto, 69, $s, ‘of the surveyor's oftice of ¢ iret of Columbia, Terms: The Bepeag sy an incumbrance of $1,100, duc January 28, 800. One-half the teat Sue in cash of whieh $100 Geporit will be required at time of sale and balance in ove year, or all rs at the pt pur- chaser, al at chasers sik WILLIE s ConDox, 4 v! 0 s octet) ‘Trustees. STAM ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN CONSF- of the rain, ‘until WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER BGreg , sane hour and place. __By ‘onder, of ‘Trustees. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL, WED- RESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FIETH, 1803, same hour and’ place. ocls-dts By order of Trustees. HEADQUARTERS | §. MARINE CORPS, WASH- ton, D.C. of coudemmed wllitary stores, euuipmenta, ween at tho mario barcacks, ‘Wash iis On AY, the TWENTY-FIFTH INSTANT, at TEN O'CLOCK A. Mies there. will (public auction, at ‘place above ‘luantity “of condetaned articies, rtridge Boxes, ‘Musket Slings, Bayonet Swords, Waist Belts, Lnapsacks, ‘Haveraacks, Canteens and Straps, Desics, Chairs, Stoves, Old Iron, Rrass Tiumpets, Drums, Cres- Cerit# ‘apd Straps, Carpenters’ Tools, Chandeliers hil Household Articies, Old Furniture, ac., de. trims cash at, time of sale. By order of the quartermaster, U.S marine co . L. DENNY, tain and A. Q. Soe A 0cl0-law2w FUTURE DAYS. RATCLIFFE, Dan & CO, AUCTIONEERS. DALORTANT AUCTION SALE OF THE FIx- ‘URES, GOOD D LEASE EOF THB LAD! ‘LEM! REST AU RANT AND CAFE, 13TH STREET NORTHWEST. SYLVANIA AVE. AND E ST. On MONDAY MOKNING,OCTOBER THIRTIETH. 1883, AT TEN O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale by public auction, by direction of the ower, who ig retiring. from bi on account of ill health, the entire coutents of thi POPULAR AND WE! ‘OWN RESTAURANT. THE bar handsomely titted up with MODERY FINt nes" FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, REG! Casi ISTER, STEAM ‘TABLES, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, ether with other articles usually found in a RST-CLASS JLESTAURANT THE LADIES’ DINING ROOMS ARE Ly SUES ED. RANGES, BROILERS, STEAM BOXES, together with the usual kitebea requisites. ‘The house ty doing a good business and presents an excellent opportunity for a person desiring to engage tm this busines. TROUBLE TO O1TATN A LICENSE, THE HOUSE 1s NOW Ores OR OVEN F¢ a NSPE IN. FURTHER PARTICU RS CALL ets RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO. Auctioneers. oc23-d&abs . SLOAN & Co. Auet Sond ota p SALE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS Hnbrectay & rate collection ct Art Boo in French, Spanish“ and American. Bound in. the very highest style and ornamented with plates by the best artists of th rid. A SPECIAL COLL ‘RENCH WORKS. 4 VERY LARGE Cor LLL STION “OF SPANISH OOK: LAW. BOOKS, POLITICAL, BOOKS AND A's LECT COLLECTION OF LITERARY WOnKS BOUND NDIN TE mote wold at ots ax auction rooms, 1407 G st. n.w., MOXDAY EVENING, OCTOBER THIRTIETH, FROM No. 1 Re SUESDAY EVES , OCTOBER THIRTY-FIRST, WED SDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER FIRST, FROM 601 TO 910. THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER SECOND, FROM 911 TO COMMENCING AT ITALP-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK RACH EVENING. ‘Terms cash. . G. SLOAN & CO.. Aucts., 0023-dts No. 1407 G et. u.w. C. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407 G st. GOVERNMENT SALE 108, CONDEMNED tA. TERIAL aT TH EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR CORNER OF NINTH “AND G STREETS NORTHWEST. Y. OCTOBER | TWENTY-SIXTH, Interior we will CARPE YPEWRITERS, SCRAP OFFICE SAFE AND ‘OTHER M GOODS. On the same day, above ‘aule, We Will sell at the Pensioa oi 4th and G sts, n.w., lot of Office Furniture, Car- pets, Chairs, &c., &e.. dec. ‘Terms cash. By Order of THE SECRETARY. ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers. ocl7-dts WHOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONERRS, 612 Het. nw. 2STORY BRICK, RESE. 42, 414 OFFICE FURNITURE, IRC LoT , LARGE ELLANEO! and at the conclusion of the ded a Hber 1601, Yolloy 405" faba records “of the’ Dix direction of the party secured therchy. the under- signed trustees will sell ON THURSDAY CANTER. | | A Re EAL, in front of the Dresses, Tote 88. 84. 8f in eqauice 18, together with the tmprovements, consisting of 3 2-story brick dwellings located as above stated. rms easy al 0c16-10t icILVEEN. ‘Trustees. 06 ee AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., lot 44, in square | upon | F STREET NORTHEAST. E%,yirtue of a certain deed of trust to us, bear- date July 17, 1889, and duly recorded July 18, in Liber 1412, folio 210, et seq., of the land pooeriof tae Sister” at Caeaae eek os the request of the parties imccured thereby, we, the | wil Bel FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., all that certain piece or | Parcel of innd and premises situate in the city f Washington, District of Columbia, and known and designated as and all five (GB) of Oltver Cox’ 6, page 172) in square eight bundred and thirty-four tan, together with a iieprovemente thereon, con- | Sintinig of a three-story brick dwelling Bouse, ‘Terms of salo: One-third of the purchase ES be paid in cash and the balance in ~ sree equal Installments, payable in one, two and three years, | with interest at six (6) per centum per pene yable sewi-anoualls, from day of sale, secured | By"'deea ‘of trust upon the property "sold, "er ait | | cash, at the option of the purchaser, A’ deposit of $200, will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale. All conveyancing, recording hoturial fees at the cost of the purchaser. “Terme | of sale to be complied with within tea days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the | Fight to resell the property at the risk and cost of the default chase Wht &. EDMONSTON, CONSTANTINE HE WILLIAMSON, Trus _oelT-d&ds Address G00 Sth st. tw. “THOMAS DOWLING & C0. “eid loneers, st. nw. TRUSTEES’ . Ha! ANDSOME RESIDENCE ; PROPERTY, so Tt THE puREE STORE AND PRESS-B! MAPLE AVI id LE Dorr P: PARE, af pibiie AUC. if a deed of trust, “ogily, fecorded tn ‘one of the Jand fue of Libge 1135. follo V2 et of the erat of Cotas fa, “we will sell, i the or, oaE ‘TUESD. Piast DAY OF OCTOBER, A:D. 1808, PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. ed land and ington, || records, front is Hale. lowing. descril remisee, ltaate in the city of Wash: and desig- in vibe District of Columbia, unbered twenty-two ee, in Jean- yn vision of part of records of the office of the surveyor of ‘the | trict of Columbia, the county of Wash | ington, in said District. ‘ermis of sale: One-third of the purchase in cash, the balance in ove and two years, at per cont per anmumy ‘interest, parable setat-annually and notes, secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A. deposit of $250 required at the time of sale. ncing and recording at the cost of the ix rand cost of default! S| days’ advertisement of & Paper published in W: vel resale in _ocl7-dts “THOMAS DOWLING & ©0., Auctioneers, "ei2 E st. ow. SALE OF VA eg SUBURBAN BEING ACRES OF Nas “GIRLS” ASH. ING- recorded ‘seq, one of the lund secerts of the ant Diesel: re wn ae eRe Hie auction. ia front of NESDAY, THE FIRST Day OF NOVEMBER, 1408, | at O'CLOCK P.M., the following described | eal’ seemter and pre being in the county of | Washington, District aforesaid, to wit: Part of a) tract of known as ‘Girls’ Portion,” contain- | fag elght acres, more or less, being that part of 8 | | tract, containing 27 acres, 2'roods Ising’ south. of Thoume 'Fitmaa'e road, southwest from the 7th st. 3 | cemetery, y_ being, the | Joueph Prather to George EB. Atcha by deod | duty” recorded among the lend records of said Dis- | | trict in Liber 647, folio 352 et seq., ounded oD the northeast by the remaining part of sald tract | of 27 actes, 2 roods and 10 perches, on the north- west by Fitman's tract and on ghe south and east | Uy. J. Warren's tract, with, the rigit of way ov orer | road’ from Fitman’s'to 7th st. road or Green, reference also being made @ | : Plat of said ground, mude after the survey of . Carpenter, October, 1888, a true copy | write is annexed to and made part of sald Mheed | 22 of tenet. | “Terms ’of sale: One-third cash, balance in two equa paymetts at one and two years, respectively, 6 | | per cent tuterest, secured by the notes of the pur- | chaser and decd of trurt upon the property. or all ix cash, at the option of purchase: deposit re- Guirca at time of sale. All. conveyancing, - &e., at cost of purchaser. I iy ied with in 15 days the propert; eae ‘at cost and ak of dofanitiog: ting purchaser, ‘Trustee. LLIAM McK. OSBORN, = e ‘Trustee. ocl9-dts UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE. By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued out of the clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and ty me directed, I will J. at public sale, ‘for cash, on the uy 7 Pennsylvania avenue arthwent. city et of ton, District of lumbia, on 4 DAY of NOVEMBER. 105%, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., all the right, ttle, claim and tersst of the defendant in and to the following | will also be found Ladi Underwear. Ladi Ribbous, or vlna Seaps, Inks, seized levied upon as the B. Fowla und Heury ‘sim | Charles B. Fonda & Compa, a | satlsty execution No. in tavor, of Jobo Slater. tA NSD IKE, DARK & | CO..Auet RAT “RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. duly recorded in Liber No, 1675, follo 317 et’ sens | one of the land records of the District of Col the emdersigned trustees, will sells Uy suction, in frout of the promlers, og the ‘SECOND Day. OF ‘NOVEMBER, aD. Te05, AT LALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the fol- lowing described land and premises, lying and be- fog iu the city of Washingtou, District of Colasn- Dia, to wit: Part of lot two (2) ip square nine hundred and twenty-one (921), West corner of said lot two street 67 feet 10 tuches, thence north on Sth street 49 feet 5 inches to oe Terms: The purchaser to assume incum- prance of $2,081.00, due April 2s, 1804, and bearing | interest ar the tate of 6 per ceut per annum, pay: able sem!-ennually,the residue of the purchase | payable in cash.or all cash,at the option of the pur- chaser. A deposit of $2 Ml be required at the time of sale. Terms to be complied with in af teen days from day of rale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the’ risk and cest of defaulting purchaser or parchasers, aul , Conveyancing, recording, ete., at purchase WILLIAM A, RICH. WAKREN CHOATE 0c23-d&ds ‘Trustees, DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TRU: {ttre HEY oF THI THREE BRICK DWMIZ- xOS. By virtue of a deod of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 1692, folio 134 et weq., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the Tequest of the purties secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, in front of the’ premises, on MONDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. 1893, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. the ‘following described land and premises situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and designated as and Leing all of original lot pum: bered 24 and the south 53 feet front by the depth of original lot numbered 23, square uumbered 870, together with all and singular the improvements, ways, easements, rights, privileges and appurte: nances to the same belonging of in any wise ap- pertaining. ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money in casb, the balance In one and two years, notes to bear 6 ber cent per annuta interest, payable seml-annuaily, and to be secured by a decd of trust on the erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur- chaser. A deposit of $200 required on each plece sold at the time of sale. Conveyancing, &., at cost of the purchaser. Terms of wale to he com- plied with in 16 days from day of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting parc chaaer ‘ater days’ advertisement of such resale in some news- paper published In Wasbincton, D. High Grade Bicycles elma THES sAoein ARE WITH PNEV- | TIC “TIRES Rann BRARIN Rat | BK PEDALS, AND 1 WHEELS. WILL EE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. ON THURSDAY, OCT TW AT ELEVEN 20 PA! AVE. ON WEDNESE ON EXHIBI a FROM 9 A.M. TO Ht OCTOBER 2%, ou one IFFE, DAR & Co. “UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE._BY Vit | tue of a writ of Geri facias, issued out of the clerk's office of the Supreme Gourt f the District | of Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell, at public sale, for cash, at No. Teh street north | werbae city os ud TWEReRY ee of Columbia, on FRIDAY, THE TW TH DAY OF ‘TOBER. 1688 CLOCK A.M., all the right, title, elsies and interest of the defendants in and to the following described property. to wit: Flour, Corn Starch, Canued Vegetables, Fruita, Fish, | Meats, &c.; Toilet and Laundry Soa Sauces, | Yeast and a Powders, Stove and Shor Blnrk- | Ing and Polish. Piavoring ‘Extracts, Brushes, Wil Ware, Pickk re, and Chow-chow, lies, Chetse, Lamp “Chimneys, Olive Ole 3 Blucing, Cigars, Ware, Counter Scales, and levied upon Preserves, Jel- | mps, Vinegar, | Crocker a fiom, Came, dec, &e Selzed 2 Property of” Goldman Rubin, and Will he sold to satiety execution 34725, In favor of Shaon Feldman DB. MM. RASS. DELL. U.S. Marshal, D.C. RATCLIFFE, Dai §& CO, Auct ocle-dkdie | others’ aut | as per pl IMPROVED SINESS PROPERTY ON F STREET NORTH- | wisn BETWEEN SIXTH 4ND SEVENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS PREMISES No. 610. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, Said se the Ast day of Juve, A. D. 1391, the land records of the District Liber 1596, folio 115 et yo lic sale. in front the premises, on THURS- Bay. THE TWENTY: SaxtuD DAY OF OCTOBER, 1803,’ at HALF-PAST FOUR P. M., the Gcecribed real estate, situate in’ the city Washington, District (of Columbia, and | Known and distt beli ngul t tw four (24) feet front on Nort Fst’ et Srigueal lot numbered 18, to a, public alley. together wit ments thereon, sub; bower | deed of trust date Gctover 1890, and re- | corded October 29, 1890, in Liber 1526,’ follo 458 et sea., of the land records of the District of Columbia, to secure the sum of $15,000 in five years, with interest at S per cent anpui agate "semi-annually. om ss of sale: The amount of iudebtedmess se- cured by the trust under which we ell, $7,500, | iuterest. taxes and expenses of sale in cash, and the balance in one year, secured by a deed of trust op the property sold, with interest, ‘payable semi-annually, at the rate of 6 per ‘cent per annum, until paid. A deposit of willbe required at the time of sale. Sale to be closed within fifteen da: da; of iting purchaser, after five days’ advertise ment of such resale 1b some one or more news. a MAHLON "ASHFORD, ‘CE B. RHEEM, oc 4-dads DUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERS. ISTEES’ SALE OF TWO THREE-STORY AXD BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS ox SEW TERaeY, AVENUE BETWEEN @ By yictee yy ‘ere, certata deeds of trust duly re- corded folio 407 et seq. Diner No. 1800, follo S91 et se ‘of the land rec- ords of the District of Columbia, and at the re- quest of the parties secured thereby, we will sell, in front of the lises, on THURSDAY, SEOOND Da DaY 2 BI a o atts or fring and being io the cl trict of Columb! improvements, ways, fleges and nces to the cash, Re the option of the requ! at the Rime of al Seeds Te parce Eat ribo ifoce Gap. scree to resell the property at thet Be end ee faulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement of such — —— some bewspaper onee 2 yew JOHN WALTER, Jr., JOHN L. VOGT, ial. Sat 5 ne RATCLIFFE, DARR & — ‘AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES: ‘and 10 perches, | following describe; | that certa! teens nor tone and one-half wenty-four ‘ube th C street. by the, full, depth on 13th strect wont ig six (6) in square numbered two atasreina tt ninety-six (206), Besiauing at the southwest commer id jot running 1 ‘on C street aires vious: fect wae ana ‘one-half | inches (24 Teer 1% inches), thence “porth sixty (00) feet to lot seven (7), thence west twenty-four feet ‘one and one-half inches (24 fect 1% inches) to 13th street, and thence south on said street sixty (60) feet So the place of Droperty at the risk and, cost Purcbaser after five days’ ad- Fertizenent of such resale in roine vewspaper Pave in Washington, D.C. All conveyancing and Pocordlng at the cost of the purchsser, < TOBRINER. JOHN A. SCHAI _oclT-d&ds ‘Trustees. “e @ stoas <4 eu & CO.,_ Auctioneers. accessors to Latimer & Sloan. TRUSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE Lors 3x “EDGEWOOD.” D. C.. FORMERLY INGTON, D. ©. SIDE OF ASD 3. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated 26th aa: 4 Ss and duly recorded in Liber 688, at folio 304 et land records’ of the request of the party tell, at stale auction. in_ front | sell, at (premices. | ruin THE SECOND DAY OF SovEnnnie BD iS) AT HALEPAST FOUR. Ooneee P bed land and premises situate tm the county of Washington, District by as numbered vision of (part of ‘tract called tropolis View,”” paid sabdivielen, te fn pcordca fe county book Aa, 98 and 99. ice of the surveyor of the trict of Columbia, ‘Terms: $2,500 ‘nterest and expenses of nale ip cath, “balance tn ous, two and.| three for a sere” 5 TRUSTEES: SALE OF VALUABLE UNDIPROvED | Bi Gken” secured bya deed of trekt on the’ pre TEAL Esra THE SOCTHEAST COR- | erty. or all cash, $250 deposit. will be required ‘OF HAND A SURERIS SOUTH: | St" time 3f sale.” All converm and ng EAST, BY UCIto: ! haser’s cost. mid the terms of sale be By Virtue of a deed of trust given to us, and | pot complied with in zo days the trustees re- ASK Te Bene e 4 TIN CHARLES B. Ee ‘Trastecs. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES. SALF_OF TWO VALUABLE RUILD- ING LOTS OX FOURTH STREET NEAR D Be virtue of corded in Liber 1 juest of the party secured thes i sell tn “trout of "the wremisen a XaTtRpay, THE ENG! ‘OF SOCTORER, ENTY -1 1893, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PA following land and premises situate in ihe’ cry = Washington. District of Colombia, and desiz- nated ax and heing part of original lots 7. 8 nit 9, In square S21. Beginning on the west line of ier 7 40 feet north from the southwest corner of said oches: thente weal 20 fects theses mere af ets nee we h 20 6 inches: thence west 6 fect to 4th street, — thence south 40 feet to the place of beginnine, tozether with all and singular the improvements, ays, easchients, rights, privilezes tod. appr, tenances to the same belonging or in any: way ap. ger] sh na ferms: cas over a1 ab deed of trust of $1.800, due and p: ae ee before February 1. 1895. with accrued 6 per cent until paid. to be assumed chaser. A deposit of £100 required at tiuy Conveyancing and recording at. purchasers cost Terms of sale to be complied with Ip fifteen dark, otherwise trustees ey the right to resell the property at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser Efter tive dave’ advertinemseat ste Tesale in some newspaper pullished in Washington, 1. C. MOSB' LL] ye Eat. JOHN BH. WALTER ‘trnstes, _oclT-dids_ 101 F st. nw. mennnggaitiegs = — fae Reverand OF two-sTon: a STREET Shia WI Daas Pou it CTH. BY AUCT martes ~ a F wedi of the Supre ie of teneg get passed July in equity cause No. 14804, docket 35, where! Catherive M. Lockwood is complainant and Mas, F. Myers et al. are defendants, the undersigned pope will ofer for hong sot publ ont auction, in frent prem URST OVEMBER SECOND, 1598, Poul RO Chock "PM . the fol lowing described. and premises, lying and being ict of Colambia, land iu the city of Washington, Dist cuisbed as aud being lot num cope =~ distit es F-three (43), in square numbered four hupdred and ninety-five (385), in Frederick A. Bos I's subdivision of the last ‘nine «) feet of lot Bid all of lots "20" amd Su square 495, In the gity of Washington, D.C., with the improvements, ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money to be id in cash, the balance in ove and two years mi the day’ of sale, the deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust upon the premiere old and to bear interest at the ra af ae per annum until paid, interest ally, or alle: tthe option eposit of two hundred (200) dollars inust be At the time of sale. Terus to be complied wit! 15 days from the day of sale, otherwise the trastee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the 4 ———. purchaser. AU convey. ancing, recording, &c., at the cost of the purchaser. VILLIAM H. SHOLES, 0¢21-d&dies 410 Sth wt. o.w., Trustee. Real Estate Auctioneer, VALUABLE TRACT OF G_ABOUT 330,000 SQUARE “STREET EXTENDED, s e TRUST! SALE DWELLING OX aND-a- HALF “Court of iu, AD. ww. pa’ A i Ry virtue of a Liber No. 1447, ords of the Dis quest of t secured, we will sell | i ce the premises, on of part of the be de- Cy e in three | installments, Wo and three years, ich notes of purchaser, bearing interest from amd secured by deed’ of trust on property sold, will be ‘tiken, or all cast, at option of All conveyancing and recording at pur- | Chaser's cost. If tertus of wale are not coryih with In fifteen days from sale the trustees re- serve the rizht to resell at the risk and cost of | defaulting purchaser. THOS, E WAGGAMAN, WM. 8. HOPED, E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioncer. oni dibs $a on T. RATCLIFFE, DAR & CO. AUCTIONEE oc oa Femegivants — Banity Causes ‘Nos. 38.006, 18,800 and 34.30%, There, Mile, Bente & Co, are complainants. a a ~ rane Bare Seligson is responden! Vourt of the District of Column, Signed. duly qualified trustees, ‘wint” saal te front v ER fon ‘of which willbe read property 1s improved by brick “dwelling house No. 2812 north: West, in Grst-class condition and nd containing nedern Haprovements. It has also a Ghe stable and targe yard in the rear. runs back to Otire And op TUESDAY. 1898. at FIVE 0 numbered 1 Biward J. Mannan's undivinion. September 20, 1886, fm 1 he surveror's office of t of original a. Samhered | mine (9), dered ‘eight hundred saTeERs of ‘sie: One-third of the purchase money cagh, the balance tn one an two years, repre | bented by te Darchaser’s vromlasory notes beard interest at the rate of 6 ed br fest ond. of trent en, the prep- all cash, att chaser, All taxes nnd’ amseguments paid. today of Proverty sold free of incnmbrances. j ‘ante examining and conveyancing and record: ing to be at the sole vost uf the Ay be complied with within ten (10) dass Serene aC The sha 2 et in t of two bundred ($200) acter jm ber he reguired. 08 each piece of property secured unde trostecs, will sell, at in frovt of the premises, on MONDA' THE, ‘Tau: DAY BER. A. 893, | HALF-PAST FOUR O-CLOCK PM. Mall that eercatn ce OF of ‘and ite in the known city of t > six (26) of Oliver Cox's subdivision (Book 1 1 it hundred and thirty-fowr (834), t wements thereon, com sisting dwelling house. Terms third of the purchase WILLIAM E._EPMONSTON, CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, ‘Trustees. Address 500 Sth st. n. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Nos. 31s FIRST p33 102), ELEVENTH ee ty ASE AND SOUTHEAST AN! will, ‘on the respective prem! Terms of sale as preecrived ly the @reree: One- third of the pm money in cash. one-third In cor year oud ene-thisd tn too years fem the Qap it his option. “*An” conveyancing and recording at purchaser's it. oz it Of $200 will be required upon the myer SIS ist anda deposit of $200 a -. and ade Epon the men 102g” “11th st. ace, at the of sale are not complied with withia ten days day of sale the truster reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost nen, ‘Trustee, Be Casson nO, 1417 G st. nw. jonvers. oS Ake "THOMAS | DOWLING 4 & EO as CTIONEERS, TRUSTER'S SALE 0% VALCARLE IM REAL ESTATE IN' ALLEY RETWREN 27TH AND 28TH, K AND 1. STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a devd of trust to, we and James 1 Marr, deceased, dated Sept. 32, 1887, and recorded fn Liber No. 1274, folio 340 et seq., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, an@ for default in the payment of the principal and in- terest of the promissory note secured thereby, and written request of the holder of sald Prom: Taory’ note: T will well nt public anctions dn tre of the premises, an MONDAY. OCTORER ‘rine. Teri, Ist, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the following described real estate in the city of Washington, D. C., to wit: Lots numbered 37, 3s and 29, tn Thomas 3. King’s subdivision of oe: m lots tm sauagy Fumnbered four 48) as por plat Tecorded. in. Book Sxe, 1, Page 174, of the records ip the surveyor’ c Terms of sale ‘Onethira of the purchase money in cash, the balance, with interest from date of sale, in'one and two years, in two equal payments, secured by deed of trast on said real estate, or all complied with within 15 days, in default I reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, Title to be All conveyancing at purchase ISAAC W. oclp-di&as ‘Stewart building. Room f. THOMAS DOWLING & ©O., é TRUSTEES’ SALE OF Two eg § ae STORY BRICK DW! t a Ne STREET West AND. Yoni PRESSININD STEED NORTIWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust to us benring Ante February 12, 1892, recorded tm. Liber 1671 fatto 188, of the land reconis of the District of Colum- Dia, we. the undersigned trustees, will sell, at yt Ue naction. in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMPER, - PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. ail there ce pleecs and parcels of land in the Distrlet ot Known and dvscriied a8 all of | thirtees and fifteen in Atbert sutdivision of lets in block five Gi, Fawa Helzbts, as ver plat re ned 0. of rovetnen ym dwe “iting oo deed of trust rerortod 3-4 a Rote for 4.5 on ot 15, both Te payable sert- ae ‘above rent a prior a 1885, with ‘Terms of sale: One-half of purchase money on each to be paid in cash, and residue in two eqnel installments, at six and tw: resented by potes of purchaser bearing Interest from day of sale, secured by deed of trust on propert sold. or all’ cash, at option of purchaser, A Ae- posit, of, $100 will be reaired when a te: cemted. Terms of sale to be complied wt Gare from date of sale, and if not the trusters re serve the right to resell at risk af pee an converancing and reconting at nerrhager'e cost. EDWARD J. STELLWAGEY. ‘Tru 132 FREDERICK B. MoOUIRE, 7 43