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12 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1893-TWELVE PAGES. Miss Blandine Blandford, Missouri; Miss MANY CHANGES MADE | 28: S°833%-23eteakotewr ste Virginia; W. D. Williams, Tennessee; Miss Viola W. Hyam, District of Columbia; C. D. Obenchain, Illinois. (Continued from Ninth Page.) Resignations in the General Land Office. B's. SeCamduish, Vineinia Wane vania: | 3. W. Stockton, Pennsylvania; N. D. Ad- iinois; J. P. Wooten, Georgia; W. B. Pet-|ams, Vermont; J. A. Brown, Pennsylvania; tus, Kentucky; Eugenius N. Reid, Georgia;/E. A. Durcan, Mississippi; Miss Margaret J. F. Keenan, Missouri; J. H. Anthony, lll- |p, Ritchie, Maryland; Miss Lulu C. Cowan, Incis; W. B. Frisbie, Arkansas; W . " i " _ Ohio; W. P. M real, Illinois; Wm. Illinois; H. M. Adams, Pennsylvania; M. F. ith, New York; Allen D. ‘Albert, Penn. | "Donohue, * California; W. G. Webster. ylvania. lowa; P. G. Michener, Indiana; Ledru Guth- Pension Office Promotions. rie, Oklahoma; E. J. Hartshorn, Iowa; A. The following promotions have been made | C. Coble, Wyoming; A. B. Dougherty, Mich- im the pension office: isan; C. T.Yoder, Pennsylvania; A. F. Dins- William H. Pennington, District of Co-|more, Michigan; E. A. Kriedler, Montana: Jumbia; Algernon S$. Jones, North Carolina; |H. G. Potter, Ohio; W. C. Elam, Virginia ‘Thos. G. Whitcomb, Maine; Ralph Jeffer-|H. W. Sanford, New York; Geo. Redway, A California; J. H. Fimple, Ohio; E. C. Steele, won, Texas; Charles McGilien, Lilinois; Frank Indiana; W. Cc. Anderson, Tennessee; C. D. D. Hester, Virginia; Sam’l G. Rogers, 1owa; | Geddes, ' Minnesota. 5 Sherman Williams, Texas; Chas. RK. Cleaves,| Dismissals From the Patent Office. Maine; Wm. H. Williams, Maryland; James| Frank Y. Bachelor, Ohio: Charles Rhodes, &. Fritts, Indiana; Frank McClelland, 1n- | Ohio; Thomas W. Hay, District of Colum. Giana; James A. Graham, North Carolina; | bia; Jas. O'Connor, Missouri; Miss Mar: Mra. Sarah E. Page eon agp | E, Boardman, William A. Orr, Ohio; John A.Shreve, Vir; : M: “ 3 Ci vi Benj. a A. Conatenk:- Miadaaags: bewabrn od s oy shaw Charles I. Hadaway, Wm. A. Piess, Tennessee; Wallace Strater, . Alabama; Sam’l M. Arneil, jr., fennessce: Resignations in Patent Office. ates Pauline R. stayver, New York: Miss | Miss Kathrine Latr, Ohio; Mrs, Elise Me- Ruby D. Crowell, Onio; Miss Mary Desha, | Kiggan, New York; D. H. Decker, New Kentucky; Nathaniel N. McCullough, ilti-| York; R. T. Frazier, Tennessee; W. S. Sort, Jooteh F- Paseielel, Wisconsin: Miss | Chase. Connecticut; 8. T. Fisher, Massa- Mollie V. Paxton, West Virginia; ‘Thomas | chusetts; E. W. Dawson, Maryland: SH R. Hardwick, Georgia; Jno. W.’ Stewart, | Cobb, Massachusetts; George E. Mors New York; Judson W. Pulleam, Kentucky; | Louisiana. = ws fete Migr egrnn meron B. J Patent Office Promotions. Cook. Wisconsin; John T. Brady, indiana:| Promotions have been made in the patent peat tie on cone Ce omce ag follows: John W. Colt, South Car- Greth, * SL Grishae, Wan T,|lma: BE Clement, New York: B. D. eens sais of Gece ene ae |Sewall, Massachusetts; A. D. Merritt, II- Ohio; James W. Donohoe, Dis-|linois; F. W. Winter, Wisconsin; Wm. Irict of Columbia; Herbert N. Keene, Ar-| Quimby, New Hampshire; A. F. Kinnon, 4ansas; Ferdinand McDonough, Onio; Chas. | Texas; G. H. Maxwell, New York; Wm. A F.Whitaey, - Sk sone tages: | McGrath, Georgia; G. L. Wilkinson, Mis ennsy Fo te taxes | souri; Thos. H. Anderson, District of Co- Fennaytvanie; — Wee eis ae (nana P. D. Haskell, Michigan; C. D. . McWhorter, > a _ t | Stouffer, Pennsylvania; Chas. 8." Jones, Pennsylvania; Wallis H. Klopfer, District |), an e 9 of Columbia: Walter E. Stevens, Georgia; | Pe®nsyivenia; M. K. Sullivan, Ohio; W.-H. Wm. F. Woolard, Illinois: James W. Ander- | oun oH" Lio yhieytt, Campbell, Atts- —, oa ieg ee no gy ye god New York; S. C. Darby, Arkansas est Virginia: Horace op *| Herbert Wright, Pennsylvania: J. F. M Isaac D. Lafferty, Pennsylvania; Frank BL. 7 . n Nab, Massachusetts; E. A. Wright, Penn- Baker, District of Columbia;Wm. A. Spang-| S'ivanic: a Moc. Beckett, New Jerece, | S¥lvania; J. H. Gritiin, Massachusetts; W. Kerman F. Sarnarden, lows; Miss Henne | G:Ca®, New Hampshire: J.T. Newton, w * 38 ippi: James W. Welborn, Georgia; S.T.Cameron, Arkansas; E. S. | : Hensey, Kansas; J. L. Fish, Maine: W. J. yettena; Henry Knowles, Georgia: James! Rich, Massachusetts; A. W. Crowles, Gon: HH. Melntosh, New York; Geo. P.’ Meyer, : ~ 3 New York: Miss Mary E. Hammond, Onio; | Recticut; Mrs. Esther J.T. Faw, Tennessee. Miss Mary Wysona, South Carolina: Benj. Bs recone orp biaimorsray: 8. Haldeman, Pennsylvania; Gailiard S. ‘omotions have been made as follows in Fitz Simons, South Carolina; Geo. Scharf, | the office of Indian affairs: Alvin Barbour, Pennsylvania: Geo, F_, Bassett, District of | Missouri; George E. Pickett, Virginia; M. lumbia; Wm. H. mith, uisiana; | N. Venable, th 2 = Mrs. Margaret A. Custer, California: Ster- | ichigan, SB Slane eg oe ling Parks, @hio; Miss Bessie F. Rockwell, | aN pia te cork; 5. SB. Iowa: Charles C. Wilson, District of Colum: | Murchison, South Carolina; W. S. Olive, a teen dt ae Srgia: Leopold Bus. | District of Columbia; J. H. Hinton, Mis. ee a ee ent ee | courk: Hemtlton Diiaick. Alabares work | ot Seppe pay apy ent Ncw York: Mise | 2 Conser, Ohio; F. C. Huebner. sc we Pra . Resignations Indian Afai Edith C. Nixon, Kentucky; Mrs. Anne L. : Crump, Mississippi; C. W. Cannon, Texas;| Adam C. Tonner, Ohio; J. J. Noah, Minne- Miss Kate W. McCowan, New Jersey: Mrs. | sota; Frank Govern, New York; S.C. De- Maggie Hughes, Wisconsin; Mrs. Ellen K.| Haven, Missouri; H. W. H. N Femple, Wisconsin; Mrs. Mary H. Harrison, | Carolina, a cad jew York; Miss Mary C. ney, Penn. sylvania: Levi £. Johnson, North Carolina; Geological Survey. Miss Lilly M. Browne, District of Colum-| Promotions have been made in the geo- dla; Mrs. Clara von Entress, New Jersey; | logical survey as follows: Bailey Willis, Robert E. Mattingly. District of Columbia; | Rhode Island; G. H. Eldridge, Rhode Is- Ts. . le imer, Ai mis iss Ag- : N. G . - a nes 8. Bartlett, Alabama: James W. Mont-|/@P4: R. N. Goode, Virginia; W. F. Hille: gomery, Kentucky: W. F. Melbourne, Mis. | Pfand, Colorado; Arthur Keith; J. 8. Brown, sourt; Daniel W. Greene, New-York: Jno. }Ohlo; W. F. Morsell, Maryland; C. W. T. Manier, Mississippi; Robert R. McKahon, | Hayes. Ohio; R. B. Marshall, Virginia; T. Indiana; Abner G. Greenstreet, Texas: Geo. | W. Stanton, Colorado; M. R. Campbell, Ohio; A ‘exas; . |. Moore, nee Missouri: F.C. Miller, Missouri; #.|R- A. Farmer, Tennessee; Adolph Kress, H. Jennings, North Carolina: Wm. }.| Peansylvania; Paul Holman, Indiana; C Fort, New York: Stephen F. Hampton, | B. Green, Kentucky; Fred. B. Weeks, Kan- Mississippi; Miss Alice Atkinson, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, South Cgrolina; J.|cott, New York; Geo. Steyer, District of J. Hart, Texas; A. B. Hurlburt, Virginia; | Columbi Ernest H. Daniel, District of J. B. Williams, Kentucky; N. A. Lucas, yo —— Mlinols; G. IK. Gil- Pennsylvania; Jno. H. Fulmer, Pennsyiva- . Kubel, District of Colum- nia; Abel Bennett, New York; Walter N. ght, District of Columbia; R. Campbell, Michigan; Mrs. Martha KE. Rob- | H. Payne, New Jersey; Adolph Kress, Penn. erts, Kentucky; E. W. Bounds, Texas; W. | 8¥lvania; E. H. Daniel, District of Colame N. Hardee, Michigan: Miss Virgie L.” Ar-| bia; W. C. Souder, District of Columbia; W ledge, Texas; W. T. Stockley, Georgia; K. t.| D. Evans, Maryland; E. A. Ruebsam, Dis- Munsey, Tennessee; J.H.Walker, Kentucky; bic of rman E. E. Helman. Ohio; E. J. Brugere, Louisi- | Resig: los the Geological Survey —s bs Cosas mr re Se Atos W. J. McGee, Towa; A. H. Quarles, Geor- ‘exas; J. A. nm, ‘ork: 4 4 - = ia Mrs. Julia F. Cole, New York: Sam'l M. |!) L. B. Kendall, Maryland; Harry King, McCullough, Ohio; Mrs. Marion Smith, ‘Tex- | District of Columbia; Jeremiah Ahern, Col- as; 8. S. Galther, Kansas; C. J. Garrison, | OT@do. Alabama; Miss Julia W. Burns, lilinois;| Resignations Office of the Assistant Miss Virgie S. Bates, Maine; F. C. James, Attorneys General. Missouri; Chas. Pi ae North Carolina. E. M. White, Roger Wells, B. C. Tiffany, Office. North Dakota; L. K. Smith, Alabama. Dismissals in the land oftice—J. C. Atkin- | promotions—Emory F. Best, Georgia: Viv- son, jr. Georgia; Mrs. Maud A. Rudolphe, | ian Brent, Maryiand. Kansas; David Kohr, Pennsylvania; Miss | Office of the Commissioner of Rail- Clara M. Archibald, Kansas; Henry F. roads. Wileckens, New York; G. W. Bogue, New! Ww. M. Thompson, New York, resigned. F. York; J. W. Childs, Maryland; W. H. Han-|E. storm, New York, promoted. ford, New York; A. B. Hiltman, New York; | wiscet Miss Arnie T. Hopperton, Ohio; C. M. Kavouse, Wisconsin; Mrs. Fannie E, Hall, | pported: Henry ‘vidi 7 Maine; C. H. Wood, Mississippi: J. B. |"? lenry L. Parker, Massachusetts, clerk, pension office; Irving V. Colleigh, Howell, Illinois; Mrs. Johanna H. Gies, - Wisconsin; H. Inge, Wisconsin; J. C. Camp- | Massachusetts, clerk, pension ottice; Miss bell, Pennsylvania; T. I. Dean, Arkansas; | ©. H. Lawrence, +——; J. J. Norris, New | sion office; Chas. L. Wilson, member board York; S. S$. Trowbridge, Michigan; W. L. | of pension appeals; Joseph L. Barrow, Lou- Spalding. New York: J. B. Lauffer. Penn-/ isiana, clerk, pension office; Benj. F. Wade, sylvania; J. G. Johnston, Pennsylvania: S.| Gel ciecis ; pe tai H. Jecks, Missouri; W. D. Smith, New | Georgia, clerk, pension office; Edward Mc- York; W. S. Note, District of Columbia; W. | Laflin, California, clerk, pension office: Geo. A. Moore, Tilinols; E. Kilpatrick, Iowa; A. | R. Baldwin, Illinois, fourth assistant ex- H. Van Deusen, New York; B. F. Craw- | aminer, patent office; Philip W. Southgate, shaw, Penrsylvania: J. P. Driver, Iowa:| Massachusetts, third assistant examiner, Chs. S. Gregory, New York; A, Holmead, | patent office; John C. Bishop, Ohio, qual District of Columbia; A. W. Covlee, Ne-/ ted surgeon, pension ofiice; Frederick ( beaska: S. W. Snow. North Carolina: H.| Croxton, Illinois, copyist, pension offic W. Clark, Missouri: H. W. Babbitt, Penn-| Daniel C. Murphy, California, clerk, pe sylvania; M. McNulty, District of Columbia; | sion office; Rufus A. Morrison, Peansylv Mrs. E. A. Pearce, New York: Mrs. Belle | nia, first assistant examiner, patent ottic Perry. Illinois; Miss Emma B. Wilson, Mas-| Jacob B. Veazie, Mississippi, clerk class sachusetts; Miss Lot J. White, New Jer- | pension office; John H. Hlair, Pennsyivani ork; Miss R. C. | clerk class 2 pension office; William W. Levy, Distr:ct of Columbia; S. B. Jackson, | Copeland, Maryland, copyist, patent vitice; District of Columbia: Miss Lizzie C. Dodge. | john J. S. Hassler, chier clerk, Department New Hampshire; P. P. Bergwin, Mississippi; | ¢ the Interior; Hugh M. lies tty, clerk ck; Miss Annie E. Piper, Pennsylvania; D. | 4, Indian affairs; Edmond 8. Woog, Mis- Townsend, New Jersey: J. E. Patterson, ; souri, financial clerk, indian affairs; Am. Arkansas; Miss Ada C. Lammond, Califor- | prose F. Dudley, Kentucky, assistant to- pographer, geological survey; Judson v. Land Office Reductions. Lincoln, District of Columbia, assistant t r 3 Lucre- | Pogfapher, geological survey; H. is. C. re gore op feagpeidtinbeemered Mrs. Lascre- | ser, California, topographer, geological sur. . Kelley, Massachusetts; Mrs. | vey; John B. Torbert, District of Columbi: E. Gray, Nebraska; Mrs. Elizabeth P. Fos- | draughtsman, geological survey; Alvan ‘1. ter, New Hampshire; Mrs. Augustus C. | Tracy, Connecticut, board pension appeal Starkey, Maine; Mrs. Mary E. McAlpine, — prep (a eee : 4 | clerk, pension office; Warren imber SET Waiting te Tied cones chia, | We Ceceeiqy chttk, ‘Genaion aallices Monase | Maggie E. _ Ss g | Jones, Ohio, law ‘cierk, office tant at- Lillie F. V. Cruit, District of Columbla; Mrs. | torney general: Harvey. 5. Bowles, No Alice T. Chapman, District of Columbia; | Jersey, clerk, pension office: Chas. W. Da- Mrs. Emma F. Clements, Massachusetts; | ner = =? examiner, general Sow ¥. a sat- | land office; Zachary T. Carson, Colorado, Bere. eee ET Ware’ Anta | principal examiner, general land otfice: ton “Michigan; Wm. H. Taylor, Georgia; C!s L. Bridges, Missouri, law clerk, olli SS ‘pierce. Michigan: Gv. X Ogden’ | of assistant secretary: William M. Wilso Met Nerk. Cha. Ho Bubbttt, iowa: ©. lowa, law clerk, oftice of assistant atto: meous Resignations Reported. The following additional resignations are u- vil. | Rey general; Reuben S. Parks, Ohio, tirst ee AM, Dacktict of Catenin: ta ty | aasistant examiner, patent otficer ‘Thames Clarke, New York: T. F. Stakes, Indiana: |W. Lord, Maine, chief of Uivision, patent Ed. I. Shope, Maryland; Andrew Diltz, | Office; Joseph L. ‘Bennett, Connecticut,cni lerk, patent office; Wm. Burke, Wiscon- indiana: e . Maryland: Jno. : "pag ae ta ‘peg fe, | sin, principal examiner, patent oitice; Jonn . : Mrs. Elizabeth Van Winkle, Q West’ Virginia: prallgreemsh McManus, | D. Hyser, Pennsylvania, principal exam- Kansas; Mrs. Rosa P. lilinois; Miss | Iner, patent office; Mrs. Grace M. Brad- Sarah A. Buckman, Pennsylvania; Miss Ada bury, Maine, copyist, general land office; M. Stagg. Ohio; J. J. Norris, York; | Mrs. "Elizabeth G. Pierson, Louisiana, cleric’ Miss Mary A. Lumsdon, Maryland; Mrs. pension office; Alfred N. Seaber, Kentuck Adalina N. Cholker, B. De Jarnette, Virgi G. E. Foote, New | Hudson, Michigan, principal examiner, pat ork. ent offic y Promo: in Land Office. assistant attorney general. J. D. Yelverton, Alabama; Chs. Hof, Ohio; Misccilaneous Dismissals. of ¢ T. H. Hinsdale, Connecticut; J. O'Connell,} William P. White, Dist plumbia, | D. PB. Lorsereux, R. O. Lewis, Wisconsii | M. MeH. Hull, Georgia, | tress the land not in a Hartsfield, Gecrgia. A majority of these appointments were by transfer from other departments. J. K. White, Pennsylvania; J. H. McCormick, Indiana; Mrs. Emily V. D. Miller, Mississippi; A. C. Howard, Mis- scuri; G. D. Warren, Tlinois; L. New York; H. S. Hinrichs, Maryland; W: M. Byrd, Alabama; E. Wommack, Georgi: H, Buckingham, Conrecticut; A. L. Har- per, Alabam:; T. A. Tomlinson, New York i. W. Indiana; Charles Donnelly, 3 : C. Thomas, South Carolin: J. J. S. Hassler, South Dakota; Josephu: North Carolina; W. P. Cooper, S. W. Roberts, Georgia; N. J. T: fle, New Jersey; R. L. De Puy, Indian D. C, Geutsch, Ohio; C. A. McKevitte, New York; G. W. Robinson, Connecticut; R. A. Cochran, illinois; I’, T. Palmer, Wisconsit . H. Martin, I- nois; J. Andree, Wisconsin;*L. C. Ricketts West Virginia; John McPhaul, Texas; A. c. Shaw, North Carolina; Thomas Hays, Uhio, W. Cardle, North Carolina; J. E. Wright, Wis- consi aymond Flasch, Indiana; B. P. Park, Wisconsin; J. R. Moore, Misa Harry King, District of Columbia; M. O' Donohue, Califoraia: T.W. Akin, Georgla J. W. Witten, Missouri; M. A. Jacobs, Wi: consin; E. M. Rucker, jr., South Carolina; J. J. Parker, Indiana; Jno. Lyon, Virginia. Some Rel jntements. J. D. Haile, Iowa; W. Holt, Missouri; V. M. Hodgson, New York; J. H. Elliott, Massachusetts; James Dugan, Mississipp|; Chas. D. Sloan, New York; E. MeLafiin, California; D, W. Harper, Alabama; J. W. Childs, Maryland; Z. H. Potter, New York; F. H. Gerdes, California; E. Meade, New York; P. P. Bergevin, Mississippi; W. A. Moore, Illinois; Mrs. Maud A. Rudolph, Kansas; Geo. Baber, Kentucky; Allan R. Boyd, Indian Territory; A. R. P. ‘Toncray, Tennessee; S. Pollock, Ohio; J. G. Johnston, Pennsylvania; G. W. Bogue, New York; C. S. Prosser, Kansas; Miss R. Cardelia Levy, District of Columbia; J. H. Jennings, Llin- |ois; E. W. Oyster, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Emma E. Pearce, New York; R. Michigan, P. J. Rogers, New York; J. J Norris, New York: A. W. Guernsey, Tow J. Hi. Shouse, Indiana; Don C. Cameron, Minnesota; S. R. Hersey, Massachusetts; F, H. Allen, Wisconsin; C.D. Shank, Ken- W. H. Helpfringer, Missourl; F, M. ‘Taylor, Hiinois; A. Erdman, Colorado; J. F. Pittman, Mlinois; M. B. Miller, Indiana; T. A. Stockslager, Oklahoma; G. B. Fleming, Indiana; T. K. Fawcett, Mlinois; D. H. Kin- caid, Kentucky. Denths Reported. J. F. Ford, District of Columbia; Mrs. M. F. Brown, Tennessee; W. C. Wilkinson, I'linois; W. M. Johnston, Alabama; T. B. F. Hill, | Joslin, new Jersey; J. V. Gibson, New Jer- | sey; G. Crandell, District Columbt Miss Arabella Upton, New York, Miss A. J, Rob- inson, Vermont; Oscar Newman, Virginia; M. L. Kiggins,Tennessee; W. C. Hull, Penn- sylvania; Herman Ohrn, District of Colum- bia; J. H. Patrick, New York. -———— + © + Redaction of Animal Refuse Within Corporate Lim: ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star: Inasmuch as the reducing factory situated at the foot of South Capitol street has been destroyed by fire, and permission to rebuild has been requested, and pr®@ably granted, while a committee of citizens inhabiting | that section earnestly protest against the continuance of the “Sanitary Company's” | operations in South Washington, as an in- fringement of their rights, and greatly to . | their discomfort, it will not be untimely to! Nebraska; | $a8; W. D. Evans, Maryland; Chas. D. Wal-| briefly consider this subject from an im- partial and unprejudiced point of view, While the board of health has declared the factory not to be a nuisance, the citi- zen’s committee insist that it is. The defi- nition of 2 nuisance cannot rest on its effect on the individual; it must be something an- noying and injurious to the comfort and health of a number, and it is furthermore quite true that some nuisances are the re- sult of essential conditions upon which the welfare of the community largely depends. Such, for instance, are the smoke of manu- facturing towns, the noise of the railroads, the dust and dirt of the street, the result of traffic and commerce; clearly these things are the inevitable result of our civilization and cannot be abolished. The legal definition of a nuisance is such as will embrace trivial discomforts. Burrill (Dictionary of Law Terms) defines a “public nuisance” “an annoyance to the whole community,” but assuredly a nuis- ance can be public without affecting a whole city. ‘Tracy (Bucks’ Hygiene and Public | Health) defines a nuisance, more from a sanitary standpoint, “anything that injuri- ously affects the health*and comfort of the | occupants of two or more premises, other Eliza J. Wilder, South Dakota, clerk, pen-| thar that on which it exists.” Accordingly, from a legal and sanitary standpoint, we, must conciude that the reducing 1actory ts | @ nuisance, and we ask, should the quisante continue, as necessary “pro bono, publico,” or should it be abated, or abolisned? ‘fhe ablest writers on sanitary matters are of the decided rectly injurious to health, but no one ta- miliar with the case in point can deny that tne foul odors ana the unbuarnt gases must | be an agent, of disease indirectiy. These | gaseous Combinations of suipnur and am- mouia (the latter is usually in bad company), of soda, and phosphate works, are so bad in Lonaon as to destroy the vegetable and produce an appreciable deterioration in ani- mal life. France is ahead of ail countries in her appreciation of the importance of | this question. During the first empire an | impecial decree ordered all establisnments injury to heaith or inconvenience ‘The hrst in- | t_be removed | shborhood of dweiling houses, bone fat, manu- | causin; to be divided in three classe: luded alt business which m trom the and in thi facture of;” we tind es, aryir be bones, fresh, depots of,” ant we can sarely | for manure; put in the saime class “a s: which boils Unstead of inc! posing animal refuse prier to the burning of their plant. in warm, sult is often of a pu re a mat! «emfort Unat many prefer to clot rather than h: such noxious emanations. ° ‘To those velow p: disturb sleep, dest capital is many of the inhabitant the supervision of the hi place where the gases Wisconsin; Miss Lizzie Jones, Alabama; | C¢?Sus clerk, office of the Secretary; Rich- | in the hot weather of summer. : H. F. Cole.| ard Relf, Minnesota, engineer, office of eee ene es ante siege aikck wars | Comin O lira Wan SB man, New York: Mrs. Julia C. Patton, North | Commissioner, of railroade: Wm. 3. Carolina; W. F. Biehl, Ohio; Miss Ella D. oscil cre ogg ang et acy idin, Virginia; Chas. F. Consaul, Michi- | D&tFash, Pennsylvania, office of the Seere gan; L. H. Orleman, jr., Texas; P. S. Black, setade Georgia; J. H. Davis, Ohio: C. H. Heltman,| 5,00, ne pre Nebraska; G. F. Pollock, Ohio; Julius Ulke, | — ” alerts fiase (kk asacee District of Columbia; Kensey Johns, Mary- | try; W. A. Jackson, Ala., educ Gy land; P. J. Gallagher, Pennsylvania; J. F.|Kaulbach, Pennsylvania, education; A. Downing, Iinois; A. W. Stiles, Minnesota; | Miller, South Carolina, ‘edue W. H. H. A. Morton, Oregon: Rudolph von Glue-| Taylor, Georgia, land ‘oifice: J.P. Ci mer, District of Columbia; Wm. Morey, jr., | ford, Kentucky > of education; C. M. Maine; R. B. Lamon, Mlinois: Thornton A. Washington, Texas; C. R. McBride, Indiana J. W. Anderson. Washington; Jacob Collier Pennsylvania; M. A. Mess, Indiana; W. M.| oy store. Chaplain, North Carolina; James C am s York; R. E. Foster, Pennsylvania; ‘J. S, | ffice of css Jones, Tennessee: J. R. Hampton, Missis-| F. Becker, sippl: W. J. McGee, Michigan; Miss Lucy | Wm. E. Hortor., ¢ . Ward. Indiana: Miss Bessie Cox, Virgin-| one, pension offic?; Abner F. Dunningto: fa; James Longstreet. jr. Georgia: D. H.| pistrict of Columbi apher 3 Alexander. Indiana: Miss Annie J. Safford, | Disttict of Columbia. pete Ohio: A. F. Rice, New York; W. T. Paine, | 31 ‘Dushiell, ala a thica Rhode Island; Mrs. Elien (. Abbott, North | ss e ' a Carolina: Alexander Hunter, Virginia; ¢ neous Promotions. secre. Frank L Strong, Arkansas; Mrs. Jennie L. Monroe, | Bnsion office: Edward M. Taber,New District of Columb! class three to t Miscell », pension oflice. ineous Appoiniments. Mrs. Carrie Todd, a B. Harvey, Con y boats and barges en- feut; Miss Dora Schwarzkopp, ’ Virginia; | Appointments h: been made as follows: ji iy boats, : Mrs. Mary V. Burr, Virginia: P. 8. A. Moreland, Georgia; P.S. Black, Geor- | Sted in paeibe ti lewcgery Feat California; Miss Annabel f Miss Mary E. Pettit, Arkans: clair, Virginia; Mrs. Helen V. ginia: Miss Ella I. Mabel J. Barber, M North Carolina; M. gi: Geo. B. . F. Sin-; p; Leod, Vir- | Pinka rnett, Virginia; Mrs, sourt: R. A. Stutts, | Holderman, Mlinois: rdne: Ww. B. Clark. M. FOR INDIGESTION Use Horstord’s Acid Phosphate. Dr. W. W. GaRpwen, Springfed, Mass, says: “1 Value it a3 an exceilent preventative of indigestion, Ohio; EL G. Garrard, jr. vy York; O. C. 3 ew Yo Ww Jat Craw. pnecticut, class two tol ise, ‘This . | men logical Julius nt ex- amimer patent office to special examiner B. York, | munic New | uable waterway, ovick | conse: Kentucky; land; JOHN C. WISE. The James Creek Canal, To the Editor of The Evenis The ¢: Star: has been trie] in other citie The offensive ga: gome wor removed by some better The Commissioners are about to ask Con- | gress to compiete the sewer system recom- pert engineers in system includes the abandon- ot the James creck canal for sewer mended by the board of e: | purpo: Instead of being a filthy ditch it will become, with a little dredging and flushing, a sw a pure canal, fifty-seven feet wide, and fed from the tide waters of the Lastern branch. To preserve it for transportation ought to be a fixed point in| vai policy. In its present condition dd reliev ed condition of busine: tomae wharves. The two ¢ each ni be ed with warehous: nd their efforts! M. Y. —_—_—____. ation, we she nd the uze of Hal be UBNELESSBT ye Seminaries ahd th w Hampshire; A. H. Parr, Penn- sylvania; J. G. Gray, Delaware; J. D. Ky- naston, Minnesota; E. G. Crabbe, Washing- ton; Thomas C. Rye, Tenfessee; G. T. Rif- Presbyterian Church. The committee of the Presbyterian gen- eral assembly to devise means to bring the | theological seminaries into more harmonious relations with the church continued its ses- sion at the First P-esbyterian Chu burg, yesterday. The whole time was occu- pied in hearing the ideas of the different | members as to the proper plan to be recom- mended. The committee will probably ad- Journ today, and if it fails to agree upon a report, it will refer the matter to a sub- committee. =— Pitts- AUCTION SALES. TH EFTERNOON. Lit for of the party secured thereh; in front of the premises, on THURSD. EN’ 40, front of the pre AY, SEVENTIL O'CLOCK P.M., the ‘following described * situate In the city of Washington. District of Co- lua-bia. to wit: All of lots fifty-five (55) and sixty- two (62), in Earl's subdivision of certain lots tn square numbered two hundred and seventy~ Cc. Braly, Arkansas; Geo. Mc- | the District of Columbii Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance in one and two years after date, with Interest at the rate of six (6) per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. and secured on the property sold. al deposit at time of sale. Terms to be complied with in ten days or the rty will be resold at the risk of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ readvertisement in The Ev. Star. DANIEL, Sheer RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALF OF VERY VALUABLE LOTS. IMPROVED BY FRAME HOUSE No. 1209 it By ieee eee 'y virtue of a certain of trust recorded 1 ber follo No. 329, one of the land records r the District of Columbia, and at the request we wiil offer for sale, BER, 1893, at HALF-PAST FOUL. (276) as recorded in the surveyor's office of in Liber W. F.. folio 155. | cash, at the option of the purchaser. $100 WILLIAM LAMBoRY, no7-d&ds ‘Trustees. aa eee aren se THIS EVENING. WALTER ¥. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Twenty-Second Annual Sale of Solid Sterling Silverware. FINEST PLATED WARE. FRENCH, ONYX AND MARBLE CLOCKS. ELEGANT BRONZES. ROGERS’ CELEBRATED CUTLERY, TABLE WARE, &e., Manufactured by the old and reliable Taunton Silver Plate Co. ‘The sale will commence Monday, December Fourth, At 11 o’clock a.m., 3 and 7:30 p.m., At our sales rooms, Corner 10th st. and Penna. ave. n.w., And will continue daily at same hours until the en- tire extraordinary large stock is disposed of. As in all our previous sales, special provision Will be made for the comfort of ladies attending this peremptory sale. Every article strictly guar- anteed as represented or money refunded. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., a2-10t Auctioneers. FUTURE ba 3S. B WASHINGTON PEREMPTORY SALE 0 OUR REGULAR SALE © inion that the smelt of | factories for reducing bones, fat, offal and! jother refuses, which’ are made ‘into soap, glycerine, glue, fertilizers, ete., are not di-, Owing to the fil hi neeessai ‘ary company”, rates) aeccin- The stench emanat- ing trom the works of the Sanitary Com- | pany was perceptible in the cold weatner summer weather , the odor | ent (ammonia) dnd aau- | | Seous (sulphuretced hydrogen and empy- F ) caaracter. So great is tne! their | Windows opening to the sovth and west, | from which the prevailing breezes come, | » them enter laden witn | Several end-hand to invalids, and, in- |“ 4 v. E. WAGGAMAN deed, to healthy individuals, these conditions | § y the appeate an | = ‘and Penictroons Chae ates | mmsr ES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED |remote if not proximate causes of disease. | > | it is submitted that the refuse of a great | arted the iength ot the city, and treated witnim its limits, to the distress of The company is ew York; Miss Ellen Special examiner, pension office; Thomas J.| a3 a private individual reaping an income for works which should be done by a plant Saml. C. Taber, law clerk, office} under District conirol, immediately under , saith authorities, a are burnt, and above ; all, placed beyond the limits of the city, locaiity which is to windward at pabiie au MONDAY, FOUR in sy! . the seme at the south 1 is such a putrid waterway that ew citizens think it ought to be arched jover or filled up. The method of arching ‘| over a bad-smelling ditch of slow current . but without , Purchaser's cost. Ss escape through apertures of the arch, the waters be- and finally the arch is torn away, and, at great expense, the sewage is T. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctionser, scribed property, Boys’ Clothing, property of Louis satisfy execution No. Fishman. Landings on it are | ASS! oved it will be a val-/ greatly the on the Po- nal streets, one and a half feet wide, will The Commis- have decided to remove all obstruc- is now existing in them. May success and ¢ ‘on the premises, corner of D > of the hair were made a part of a Id not sec so many gray Hair Renewer would Horses. Horses. Re, SINGER, AUCTIONEE! HORSE AND CARKIAGE LAZAAR, NO. 940 LA, AVE. ° HORSES AND MARES. MR. W. A. NAJLLE OF HANOVER, PA., las consigned to us a car loud of Horses and | Mares, to be sold within the Bazaar SATURDAY | MORNING, DECEMBER NINTH.at TEN O'CLOCK. | This is d good lot of Horses and Naille will ‘represent them exnctly as they are. All will be sold, positively without limit or reserve: 5 80 head of Horses, consigued byslocal parties, to be sold for want of use, diate S. BENSINGER, Aue! jares, and Mr. AUCTIONEERS, 1407 PES, COLLARETTES, MUFFS, MIM MINGS “AT AUCTION, DECEMBER NINTH, 1893, at N O'CLOCK A. M., within our sales rooms, 1407 G st., we will sell a fine lot of above govds. Ladies should attend. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers. & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. & Sloan.) WEEK WiLL EMBRACE PAKLOI sl 3 ROOM, LIBRARY AND CHAMBER Pewter ARDROBES, FOLDING BEDS, REFRIGERATORS, - STOVES. CARPETS, MATTRESSES, a ALSO. LINE 0) Ei BUY SLIGHTLY USED , COMFORTS, SHEETS, LACE N ELE: GINGS, &e.. &e., be. AND. GANT Lot OF FINE CHINA PL. AND SAUCERS. GLASS WAKE. tHE #ROPERTY OF A PAMILY LEAVING THE ery. ‘The whole to be sold at TEN A.M. SATURDAY, Mm MBEK NINTH, 1593, within our rooms, i te MOCO. ar TWELVE M. HORSES, CARKIAGES, &e., &e. a7-2t €. G. SLOAN & CU a etioneers, © G. SLOAN & ©0., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. HARNESS | And at th FIX- | we will sell at pul carn MENT, AT PUBLIC AUCTIC tion, in front of the 4G street, MONDAY, DEC nH. 1s83, AT TEN O'CLOC 6 LANDAL N ELEVATOR, & “sare all b brated makers and In “ood condition, The horses are all fine workers stock, stable has convente ging a waving The pronerty rents 85 horses, with good boarders N per month. the leacn K, expiring Time, 1897, lease and good will will he first offered ay a whole and if not tins colt will he fm an splendid ¢ Veo an Torms: If sold as awh In six, twelve a For furth: E ‘ SLOAN & € atts J. W. CLAR THOMAS DOWLING & Co. 612 E st. nw REGULAR SALE PIANO-PORTE, 1 ste. or oat the etaMes, AUCTIONEERS, fF HOUSENK INE ENC auetion 1 Horses aud a mamber of 3 chicyes. REAL EST, FOUR-AND. F STREE(S By virtue of TE ON TI s ? BETWE UTHIWEST decd of trust, duly recerded in lAber No. 1 fo 2x) et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at. the Fequest of the party thereby secured, we Will se In front of the’ premise ITEENTH, 1893, at + the south part of ston, D.C., bexinnin sonth 3 inches, thenee st ce years, for which 3 of purchaser, will be taken, 0 the purchaser. If terms of sale are not d with In ten days fre le the traste it to resell the property at the ris’ defaulting purchaser, after ten All conveyaneing and record T. B Ww. J. W. PILL wit: “dand vied uy and will Marshal D. ¢. ets, dT. RATCLIFFE, DARK & CU., AUCTIONEERS. SEE'S SALE OF A FIL LASS STOCK GIS, PAINTS, VARNISUES, BRUSHES, LIME, HOR DANIFI RATCLIFFE, & ALLAN'S, CORNER Ry virtue of a T will sell ». B20 to New Jers JONDAY, THE. Ky AD & ‘of Oil 0 RLEY. 1 DAY OF DECE! the entire st ss, Bru AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ToMORKOW. FUTURE DAYs. —— FUTURE DAYS ©. G. SLOAN & CO, AUCTIONEERS. 1407 G ST. (Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) GATALOCUE SALE New Orleans Art Gallery’s Collection OF SURPLUS ANCIENT HAMMERED OUT SILVER OF THE 17TH AND 18TH CENTURIES. CRYSTAL DE ROCHE BACCARAT, ENGLISH, | DUTCH AND ANCIENT ChOCK- ERY, STONE WARE. FAYENCE PORCELAINS, BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE VASES, &c., ) OVER SIXTY YEARS AGO FROM CONVENTS _ AND GRANDEES AND GRANDESSIMES: MUCH OF IT BELONGED TO FAMILIES THAT GEO. W. CABLE AND OTHERS HAVE WRITTEN SO MANY STRANGE AND TRUE STORIES IN BROS., Auctioneers. LE OF A BRICK DWELLING, NO. ENTH STREET NORTHEAST. deed of trust to us bearing date recorded in Liber 1674, folio of the land records of the District and at the request + We Will sell at emises, on ‘TUES! NINE- ae DECEMEER, A." D. 1893, AT. piece or parcel of remises kuown as lot numbered 26, in son's subdivisipn | per plat recurded in. Liber records of the sury | Columita, together wi consisting of a bri By virtue of a April 16, A.D. i A “LOCK P.M. in square 958, ith the improvements thereon, ick dwelling, No. S28 11th street TERMS OF SAL | money in eash, bali one, two and three yea | payable sem | trust on the property’ suid, option of purchaser, time of sale. cording at purchaser’ complied with in ten days trom d: Wise trustees reserve the right and cost of defaulting purchaser WM. LE: One-third of the purchase in three equal payments, in rs, with @ per cent interest, mnually, ‘and secured A. deposit of THE COLLECTION EMBRACES SUCH FACTOR- LIMOGE, BUENO RETIRO, AND THE OLD E} GLISH POTTERS OF THE 17TH AND 18TH CENTURIES, ALL MARKS AND THEIR NAMES REGISTERED AND JEWETTS THE WARE OF OLD Po’ ALSO “DECKS LA FAIENCE” A‘ “TREADWELL'S AMERICAN COLLECTOR'S or purchasers. IES AS SEVRES. oN BEARING THE ‘T. E. WAGGAMAN, “MARKS ON NE HUNDRED A. INCHES ON ONE HUNDRED AND TW! SIX INCHES ON FIRST STIC ‘D THIRTY-ONE FEET TE Liber 1344, at rec infrout of the TEEENT! FOUR 0° And premises, situate’ in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, ‘nd ‘a ited as and being lots numbered $0 and Si in BE. K. Allen's OLD DUTCH REPOUSSE SILVER, DUTCH EN- GRAVINGS, PEN SKETCHES, OIL INGS, BOHEMIAN duly recorded tn | records of the District of Columbia, quest of the party thereby secured, w =~ auction. In fro GLASS, STONE AND OTHER MUGS, SOLID SILVER TEA POTS, WARMERS, ANTIQUE WATCHES, BOXES. QUAINT VASES, ANTIQUE C. OLD DELPH | RVED OAK PANEL- ALSO A SUPERB COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE OAK AND MARQUETERIE FUR- | ING CLEARED BY TOM HOUSE INSPECTORS AT THE WORLD'S | FAIR, WHICH WE ont of the premises, on WEED. EMBER Tanta TH, oon jot im Samuel Miller, | §©' lots in square south of | W2F% easements, “rights, privileges and appurte: lat in Liter | PAuces to the sume bel pertainti ‘Term crouse? ice <.. folio 184, of the records of MESUER, SOW office of said Distric ati Terms of sal HOPE WILL BE RE-| in cash, CLIVED IN TIME FOR THE ABOVE EXBI- of which a deposit of | at the time of the sale, | equal installments in six, eighteen | months, for which notes of pure terest from day of wale, a | trust on the propert; cash, at the option of the purchaser. T complied with in ten days from sale, erty will be resold at risk and cost’ ¢ incing and recording a and twenty-f user, beuring secured by deed CLUDED IN THIS ¢ 5 PRISES YORKSHIRE CHAIRS, DADO PAN- | MARQUETERIE CHAIKS, CABINETS, HANGING WHATNOTS, CHESTS, BARO: CASES AND BUREAUS, CHIPPENDALE FUR- NITURE, CANUPIED ( OLD ARMOR, SILVER, DELPH AND BRASS or the prop | chaser’s cost. IRS, CARD TABLES, SEE CATALOGUE FOR A FULL AND COMPLETE DESCRIPTION, THE WHOLE COLLECTION TO BE SOLD av OUI ART ROOMS, Ra fig GAS st ot No. at fo SEER re lemme ak tha tielner oF ‘sale at public auction ON ND_ EIGHTH. | EVEN A.M. AND THREE P77. EACH io 248 ef sea... DECEMBER | hundred and uinety: same forty-tive corner of sald lot and sq in square nipe EXHIBITION IONDAY ANI i AND FIFTH, UNTIL 6 P.M. st one hundred and twenty eight hundredths fer and eighty-five hundred thirteen and sixty-one ly pdredths (13.61 ih a northwesterly nd a quarter 4 DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, — (23) to 11th street east and the place TRUSTEES SALE OF cash and the balan 6,12 apd 18 moaths of the deferred paymen trust on the property sold and bearing juterest at rate of 6 per cent per annum until pata osit of three hundred dollars | ($300) ‘Ww juired at the time of sale. complied with within ten days the tru serve the right to advertise and seiL"the at the risk and cost of the defaulting pul heing at the cost of th. chaser. JOSEPH &. EDSON, CHARLES B. BAILEY, Trustees. & CO., AUCTIONEERS, ing secured by George William Redman and others the undersigned will , in front of the premises, on OF DECEMBER, are defendant sale at public auctio THE EIGHTH DAY 1893, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M lowing described land and premises, being in the District of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered one hundred and fourteen (114) of Pei kins and McLachlen’s subdivision of lots nine ninety-seven (97), part of’ ninety-nine (90) of Elt subdivision, known named subdivision “County umber ¢ surveyor of said ' District. improved by a two-story frame house. ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree, which cash to pay pon the property, hundred ($1,800) dollars, of sale or within ten days residue in two equal tastalln: Years from the diy of sale, the purchaser or pur- chasers giving his, her or’ their promissory notes With interest thereon from tbe day of sale at six per cent interest, the deferred pay- ments to be secured by decd of trust upon the i cash, at the option of the pur- 3 terms of gale are pot complied with within ten (10) days from day of sale the right is reserved v | the risk and cost | purchasers. A If terms of sal ninety-eight (8) THOMAS DOW: beth L. Dunn's 6 s Lanier Hel, ROVED PROPERTY ON CoN. BETWEEN Ti VALUARLE UNIMP _THIRTY-SECOND 37, in the office of the The said property ts | TRUSTEES’ SALE or ated at elgh- be paid on the reafter, and the is at one and two y Hyde, deceased, jarts and 9 in square numbered 38, fronti incbes on said alley by a depth of 20 fect, contain- | ing about 1.849 square feet. ‘One-third cash, years, with notes bearing & deed of trust on the property sol | the District 0 reby | Auction. “in front of the | DECEMBER TWELPTH, — 1895, 1 | O'CLOCK P-M., all of tracts designated as south cing and recording at purchaser's cost. A de- posit of $100 required one and two interest, and secured by time of sale. ee NE premises sold, o1 chaser or purche: “—|staliments, In one and’ two years efter Which notes of purchaser, Hearing interest day of snk erty sold, will be taken, or all cash, at THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 612 E st. now. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF T STREET NORTHWEST. STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust to us z recorded in Liber 167. jolie 118, of the land reconds of the District of the undersigned trusiecs, will sell | RSDAY, THE FOURTI EMBER, A. 1 parchr $100 will be req when the property is knocked down, All conv ing, recording, Ac., at the cost of the purchaser or purchasers. FRANKLIN H. MACKEY, Trastee, ) HANDSOME THREE- __ FUTURE DAYS. » SLOAN & CO., (Successors to" Latin pleces and parcels of land in ja known ard described as and fifteen (5), in block five Gi. in| it recorded In Liber | Surveyors office of | xeq., one of the land records for the District of with the Im- the District of Colum! M of Wis thirteen 1 livision of lots orama Heights. N TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE HROOKLAND, provements, consist in By Virtue of a certain decd of trust, dated the Fourth day of November, A.D. 18s records of the District of ©: rty secured there! lie auction, at the premii auaae, Money (on | avenue nortliw rest from di: f sale. seenred by ced of trust | at option af par- | A deposit of $100 will be required when | bof Mr. J. W. Clark, who being lot t has kept the Arlington stables for imany years, i we will sell. premises, > RER EIGHT! M., the folle ecorded in thy ~ | with in ten dars from date of + | trustees reserve the right conveyancing J. STELLWAG )TRPDERICK B. McGUI the | CUTTI recording at | suldlivision, folios 10: purchaser's cost » With interest and se Dlirehaser’s cost. : required at time | piled with in fifteen d . or the property may be Jat the risk and cost of the defaulting pur. nt in The Evea- JOSEPH PF. RATCHELDER, . AUCTIONEERS. — ing Star newspaper. trast daly recorded in Liber | WALT e of the land | CLIFFE, DARE & CO., A RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO,. 4 at the dan | ea sceRy Tecords far thi Hzned trustees will ef in_front of the my LETH DAY OF 1 recorded in Liber folio 40 et seq on, in front ot the pes OCK P.M., all th premises known guished as and being Tots nu and forty-three G3) of Gi ivision of lots of the strvevor of t One-third cash, tea var, G per rent Me sentannaatiy, secur property sold, ¥ A deposit of $700 required at the time terms of sale 9 with in fifteen dars from 1 the balance in and others’ su ten hundred and. f vision is recorded Int e District of Co With the improv Terms of sale h house required a cotmplied with in y wise the tructee reserves. the as said sud ~ office of the surveyor 0 ia in Book 18, page 136, A deportt of $100 on om the day of sale. right to resell yperty at the wirchsser after five at the cost of ‘the purchaser. H. CLAPP. ‘Trastoe. . SWORMSTET O27 FP st. nw. . AUCTIONEERS. . at the cost of the SAMUEL J. SPEARING, Surviving ‘Trustee, g, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. EAL ESTATE.ON K STREET) ST SIDE OF | E AND | VERY VaLtar i STREET NORTHEA: of trust duly recorded in li- of the land records » wil! sell in front FOURTEENTH, + We will sell in, IN SQUARE 5, fronting 50 feet on K’street, with an uneven depth t 14 | to 9 30-foot alley. ‘One-third eash, balance in one and two with interest at 6 per cent, payable semi-an- ed by deed of trust on the prem- on of the purchaser. 1898, AT FOUR ¢ for the District of . | front of the premises ‘on | 1 JOCK P.M., the following deserted real situate in the city of Washington, of Columbia, for | corner Of said Jot, run- | years, ning thence north 30 feet, thence east 75" feet, then: south 29 feet 9 Inches and thence west 100 feet to the beginning, improved by two frame dwellings, | com Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which a de: | be coxp! posit of $100 must be made at the time of the sale, | erwise resale at risk and cost of defaulting pur- and the in three equal installments in one, two and hearing the property nually. and x feet. thence | fses sold.or all cash, at the op A deposit of $200 required at th RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., t from day of sale, aud cecured upon | — cash, at the | AUCTIONEERS. TALMADGE A. LAMRE PRANK B. SMITH, Tr G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, | thence south 145 feet: t | CHANCERY SALE “ogee yer CHANCERY SALE ¢ EET NORTHW lecree of the S: One-third of the purchase money to be jun paid in cash, balance in oi Jonn and two years, at t to Nichols and others on MONDAY. the purchaser. right to resell th defaulting por haser after five days’ per published in | jn! te ea Ne | Washington, D. pus the day of sal JERSEY AVENUE AND D STREET maser IMAY pay x tof S200 will by Vaxes will be paid recording at the ¢ E street | sre not eed of assignment given to me public auction, I will sell, at 1883, at TEN Paints, Var- | Lime, Horses, Wagons, the attention of ‘the trade | mains unpaid, and Metal Watches, 3 welry’ of all kinds C. G. SLOAN & ©O., AUCTION 1407 G st! now, a of parties se- wil, on SATURDAY, DECEM- EK NE ISS. AT MALF-PAST POUR O'CLOCK P.M.. sell, st public auction, im front of the premises, the following described ‘real estate, in the county of Washington, District of Columblas 0. Lots numbered one (1) and two (@y ia block forty-five (45). in Mary A. Holmead and others® subdivision of “Pleasant Piains.” as sxid subdivi- sion is recorded in the office of the surrevor uf the District of Columbia, in County Book Gov. Shep herd. vages 165 and 67 ‘ertus of sale: Purchaser to assume a trust of $5,000 now on property, and dee July, Iss. of balance cash, and the residoe in one year, with etty. Cou secured by @ deed of ‘trust om prop- ancing Tecording at parchaser'® cost. A deposit of $200 will be required at time INO. M. BENDERSOX. Trustee, nt dts 1108 G st. now. of sale. THE AMOVE SALE IS HEREBY POSTPON! until SATU f. DECEMBER NINTH, oe _A6-di : ny ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE. N BROS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A COZY TWO-STORY PRESS- BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON THIRTEENTH STi FING No. 2286, WITH BRICK STA- BLE IN REAR. By virtue of a deed of trust, @uly recorded in lio 240 et seq. ome of the land ‘ds for the District of Columbia, we will sell, emises, on MONDAY, the EIGII- DECEMBER, A.D. 1848, at M., the following described and ubdivision of lots in square 234, as wuld subdivi- ; in Book C. it. B, 337, im the or's office in the Tvistetct “of Columbia, to with all and singular the improvements, Jonging or in any wise ap- “One-third cash, balance tn two equal tn- sas scab stallments in oue (1) aud two (2) years from date $100 must tre meds | of sale, to bear Interest at ‘the eaie of © per cent m4 ‘anaum, balance in age | fare cash, at the option of the - A deposit ¢ of $200 required at time vs sale. Converancing x sold, will be taken, or al | Ud recording at purchaser's cost: ‘Terms of ole ferns to be | t® be complied with in fifteen trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defoulting parchaser, after five days’ advertisement of such resale fn some Bewspaper published in Wa semi-annually, and to be se- Pin loed of trust on the y sold, or Gays, otherwise ‘ington, D. ©. COcROLA, + - LLLA: GORDO Gt-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DARR & C0., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN LOTS, EACH mM. PROVED BY A TWOSTORY BRICK DWELI- AVENUE AND EB aND B ETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust @aly recoréed in l- eer ae og ate: follo, 428 et sea.. ome of the land Ooty | Gt the Parts secured thereby, the tindersigned trus- tees will of ff the trict of Columbia, and by request for sale by public auction in front { the premises on MONDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH AY OF DECEMBER, AD. 1sut, AT FOUR 1 low ing described real estate, ‘ashington, District of Co- ome hundred and forty-four | 130, one hundred and forty-five (14%), one han- red aud forty-six (146), one hundred ‘and forty- ft, 81-4 seven (147), one hundred ‘and forty-eight (148), one 5 hundred and forty-nine (149) and one hundred and Stree | fifty (159) of Fannie A, Moor's subdivision of sub- division lot sixty-seven (67) in square six hundred. and twenty-eight (28), wave Price | corded ia ments at /of Columbia In book 14, page together with all the improvements, €¢., thereon, ‘oftice of the surveror of the District This property will’ be Sold subject, however, te two deeds of trast. The tiost, for $2,550, due May, 1894. The second, for $675, due May, 1894. ‘Terms: Over and above the truste cash. A @e- Fon pf, 0 required at the time of sale on each If the terms of sale are not complied with im 15 days from the day of sale the trustees reserve toe right to resell the property at the risk ad cost of the days’ advertisemen | per published in Washington, D. ing and recording at the cost of the 4 JOLN 8. SWORMSTEDT. “Trustee, faulting purchaser or after 5 f such resale in some newspa- ROBERT E. BRADLEY, : a6-asdbs Tar 8 st NALUABLE BUILDING 'y virtue of a deed of trast daly Ar. No. 1624, folio iw the party Jot eleven (1), in square 601; lot re G82; lot six (6), in equare GUS. cash, balance in two balf of origi and secured by deed of trust 7 we to be complied with in or property Will be resold at risk and cost of faviting purchaser after S days’ notice. All cop- o deposit of $100 must be made at time of sale. ancing and recordinz at cost of purchaser. A EDWIN 5 mar ALBERT T. COUMBE, N.Y. ave., Trustees. BROS. AUCTIONEERS. {TRUSTEES SALE OF THE MACHINERY OF & LARGE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 339 PENNSYLVANIA AVENLE NORTHWEST. By virtue of 2 chattel deed of trust, dated May 188, and recorded in Liber 1780, folio 498 et junubia, and by virtue of a decree of the ut of the District of Colambla, passed on the Ist day of December, 1893, in equity cause No. 15130, wherein Charles M. Stoever et al, are com- ants and George R. Gray et al. ane the undersigned trustee will offer for sale, at pub: No. 339 Iwania on WEDNESDAY, I ER A.D. 1808, "at ELEVEN ~ ail’ that machinery as set forth gs marted [A attached, to enit deed wit: 1 No. 5 OOTTEREL "O-REN « PRESS, 3 HOE CYLINDER PRESSES, 2 AL. PRESSES, 3 RYAN JOB PRESSES, H MACHLVS, 1801 PATTER) 1 TRIMMER, i BRO! 1 NUMBERING MACHINE, iD. S. MORRISON & > INE, AND ALL TAPE, XTROTYPING "PLATES AND ALL AND FIXTURES IN SAID PREM- E Will be offered in bulk or separately, “ay appear to best advaniage. sb 1 » emma Of wale: b, of Which $250 must be paid at time of sale. If the articles are sold lo all cash at tin sale. WHARTON E. LESTER, Trustee, a2ats 458 La. ave. B. WILLIAMS & Ov, AUCTIONEERS, : OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, f NUMBERED TWo @, Lt BEING ABOUT 24 FEET 5 T ON 1 STREET SOUTHEAST, 124 FEET, BETWEEN SBC: 2D NGREETS, IN THE CITY AND DISTRICT OF Co- f a decree of the Supreme Court of ‘ i Pamecd in equity cause 5 the Dist 1 1 MONDAY. DECEMBER ELEVENTH, IN.AT POUR O'CLOCK PM, that. piece or 1 of land_ known as lot nunibered part of twe in sonare 706, being about 24 feet and 3 Inches at on I street southeast, by a depth of 130 feet, ween 2d und 2d streets, "Terms On--tird cash and the balapce tm : is, parable in six and twelve rest from date of sale, or the ¥ war all cash, at bis option. A dex Ill be required at the time of sale, ate. Al converancing and ~ cost of purchaser. If the terme omplied with In five days the right ts Teseil at the risk and cost of the de fter ton days’ advertisement in one ing paret of Wash _R2SdKe a fea UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. By virtue of a special writ of Seri facias, tssue@ out of the clerk's office of the Supreme Court the District of Columbia and to me directed, will sell, the auction & 00... 120 on WEDNESDAY, THE THII- © DECEMBER, A.D. 1893, BE- AT TEN O'CLOCK ACM,” ail the ‘right, nd interest of the defendant in and ing properts, to wit: Parlor Suites Parlor Chairs, Divans and Sofas, nabogany, birch and oak im satin, silk damask. tapestry, velvet, &e.. c.; Brass and os and Cabinets, Large Lesther-covered Easy Keciining and Library Chairs, sy Chaire.nnupholstered; Bric-a-Brae Gut Reception Corner Autique Chaire, uptolste Piano Stools, Ladies Pancy Mirror Hall Rack and Cabinet 1 Caskets, Mabogany Glass ings; Mabogany Musie mnges, upholstered im Wk: also rough, Ladies’ Desks and Secretaries in antique oak, mabe ra Revolving Racks, Chairs Desk: variety, | China Body the the . tnwallid 1s, Axi NSDELL.. . Marshal. i ddd ive R B. WILLIAMS & ©O., Auctioneers. OF VALTARLE BUILDING ASD F AND 3D AND NORTHEAST, ved of trost dated the 16th day and doly recorded in Liber 4 land recorts y direction of fened trustece SRTEENTIL Lock rust on the property ed with in ten days, of to resell at cost of HAY, TT. COUMRE, . X. ave, Truster