Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1893, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1893-TWELVE PAGES. SUBURBAN NEWS. ALEXANDRIA. Any project for improving the connection ~etween Alexandria and Washington at- .racts attention here. The proposed new ferry company recently mentioned in The Btar will, it is expected, be organized early mext year. Among the suggestions of new routes is one for a steamer to carry the elec- tric cars in a direct line to a ferry wharf at the mouth of James creek and thence by track along the bank of the creek and by Canal street to a point near the southwest edge of the Capitol grounds. It is certain, however,that very soon connections between Alexandria and the capital of the nation will be improved both in number and speed. It turns out that the report to the police of an alleged case of infanticide in this city ‘was a mistake. A colored girl gave birth to a deformed babe and the malformation was taken as evidence of criminal work. It turned out, however, on investigation, that the babe had never breathed and was born dead; so a colored woman named Abby Will- iams, who was charged with malpractice as a midwife, was discharged, nothing being found against ner. The funeral of Mrs. Judith B. Price, the widow of Capt. Ellis L. Price, who formerly commanded the steamer George Page, ply- ing between this city and Washington, took place this afternoon from her late home en Alfred near Cameron street. ‘The Guild of Mercy of St. Paul's Church kept open house at St. Paul's lecture room on Pitt and Duke streets today, as did St. Joseph Union of St.,Mary’s Church et St. Mary’s Hall on Royal and Wolfe streets. | At both places considerable donations in aid of the poor were received. Dr. Howard of Washington has purchased for $:.500 the handsome modern residence of brick and stone on Washington street between Princess and Oronoko streets, late- ly owned and occupied by Dr. W. G. Ashby. Mayor Strauss added $20 to the corpora- | tion treasury by fines at the last session er | the mayor's court. Alexandria-Washington Lodge, No. Free Masons. with a number of members of Mr. Wright, 2 Andrew Jackson Lodge, will attend the funerai of Mr. Julian F. Young tomorrow afternoon. } ———_ HYATTSVILLE. ‘The Gastronomic Prize Club met and com- pieted its organization at the home of Mrs. Crutehet on Monday night. There were present: Capt. and Mrs. W. A. Bartlette of Highlands, Mr. and Mrs. Gramlich, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Giusta, Mr. and Mrs. Baukhages, Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ‘Tise, Mr. and Mrs’ A. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Crutchet and the Misses Carr, Hall, Baukhages, Tise and Crutchet. The next meeting will take place at the residence of Mrs. Tise on the second Monday in January, when a prize will be awarded for the best specimen of cookery. Mr. and Mrs. B. Ashby Carr have been | visiting the parents of the former on John- son avenue. The Hyattsville Reading Club met last evening and decided to postpone further meetirgs of the club till the first Tuesday after New Year. It is highly probable that this organization will, at that time, merge into a literary society on a much larger scale than at present. Mr. P. M. Leakin, the popular station agent at this place, and family have moved into the Schoepf home for the winter. ‘The Sunday school teachers of the Pinck- ney Memorial Church met at the residence of Mr. Clarence Wilson last evening and completed arrangements for the Christmas Sunday sehool entertainment. A meeting will be heid this evening in the Mechanics’ Hall here for the purpose of re- organizing the Webster Debating Society. The next meeting of the Vansviile Farm- ers’ Club will be held at the residence of Col. Wm. P. Davis in Washington, D. C., on the evening of the 20th proximo. Messrs. A. J. Bennett, Samuel Beall and John Snowden have been aypointed a committee to inspect the host's premises. The ques- tion for is “Why Do Young Men Leave the Farm?” ‘The question of a sewerage system and water works for Hyattsville is claiming considerable attention. It {s not at all un- likely that an effort will be made to get the here to ask the legislature of Maryland for authority to issue bonds for these ,much need improvements. it is thought the $25,000 will be sufficient to poor En Work and the balance will be forthcoming as the exigencies of the case gemand. 1 i} i —-_—_ FREDERICK. “he breach of promise case in the Carroll county cireuit court, of Elizabeth Ann Aw- ings against Lloyd B. Shipley, both promi- nent residents of Westminster, has result- ed in a verdict of $3,000 damages for the plainti®, who sued for $10,000. The case | was on triai several days and attracted a reat deal of attention. The new bridge across the Potomac river at Harper's Ferry, in building for the Bal- timore and Ohio Railroad Company, is fast | nearing completion. It has been decided to; use it for railroad purposes solely, convert- ing the old bridge to the use of teams and pedestrians. Samuel Green of Myersville, this county, who has been teacher of the public school at Adamstown, this county, has recently been appointed to a position as mail agent on the Baltimore and Ohio between | oe and Grafton, by way of Wasn- | zton. Adam Robinson, the colored man touna | sulity in the circuit court here Monday on | two charges of iarceny, has been sentenced to six years imprisonmen: in the Maryland peniteatlary. An interesting decision has been rendered im the court here, involving the question of the responsibility of farmers ror accidents to workmen in their employ. Wm. Shuff was employed by Elias Brandenburg on his farm in the western part of the county, and was nodding on a load of wheat shocks, Brandenburg himself driving the team. Suddenly the team and its contents, in- cluding Shuft, upset down the side of a hill, and Shuff sustained a sprain of one of his legs, which contined him to the house un- der a surgeon's care for three months. He sued Brandenburg before a magistrate for $25 damages. The decision was against dim, the magistrate deeming him guilty of con- tributory negligence. He appealed from the decision, and the jury, after being out eight hours, gave a verdict in his favor, and assessed his damages at $40. Mrs. Sarah Ann Gorsuch died in West- minster on Saturday night of pneumonia, aged sixty-five years. She was a member of an old aud distinguished Maryland family, and widow of the late Robert D. Gorsuch of Carroil ty. She was a daughter of | the late Nimrod Gardner and a sister of Dr. i Frank Gardner and E. Nelson Gardner of | Baltimore, George W. and Wm. Gardner of | Srederick county. She was a sister-in-law ef Thomas Gorsuch, president of the First | National Bank of Frederick, and leaves al daughter and two sons—Miss Norah Gor- | such of Westminster, E. Benjamin Gorsuch | of Kansas City, Kan., and A. Peyton Gor- such of Catoctin Furnace, this county. The people in the neighborhood of Lib- erty, this county, were thrown into a wild state of excitement Monday evening when a large brown bear that had been brought there by a traveling showman escaped from its master and started on a rampage. The alarm was sent out to the farmers along the road to Westminster, which was the direc- tion his bearship took, and means were taken to protect cattle, horses and other stock. A party was organized search of the hungry animal, but up to ‘Tuesday afternoon he had not been caught. Otto S. Graver, the recently defeated | eandidate for sheriff on the democratic | *tcket, is to have the place of storekeeper | At Aholt’s distillery, in this county, and fohn C. Hogan is to be stamp collector in he internal revenue office here. —_——_-— ANACOSTL Mr. Thomas A. Murray has re-entered the employ of his uncle in Philadelphia, with whom he learned the undertaking business. xis family will join him, after spending the Christmas holidays with iriends here. The Maryland Beef Company, that has been doing business at the corner of Mon- xoe and Harrison streets, closed its doors on Saturday night, the 16th instant, without | a day. } ‘The wife of Mr. Thomas Dean, who re- Sides on what is known as the new farm hed to St. Elizabeth Hospital, died of pneumonia on the 18th instant. Mrs. Smithson of Shannon place, Mrs. Cousha of Jefferson street, and Mr. Benja- on vie grip patients. The chapel lately erected on Congress Meg sta hi tracted to the series of serv-| mS the past three weeks a inde! of Taylor street, are among of | Olds, Mrs. Geo. |costeme to which principal objection was |of the city, and it is understood that the }leaders most strenuously opposed a second | exbibition of the skirt dance because they ‘did not think it becoming in a young wo- jevent in years, has proved the most dis- i were 228 scattering votes. tertainment by the pupils of the Western High School at Linthicum Hall, West Wash- ington, last night, as a compliment to Miss Cecil McKee, who has many friends in this community. ee SLIGO. In The Star of the Sth instant a descrip- tion was given of the birthday party of Benjamin F. Barnes, who had reached his twenty-first year on December 6. On this occasion his many | wish him a joyful voyage through life. Yes-| terday these friends were coming and going | to look at him in the stillness of death, ard sympathize with the parents in their svd- den bereavement. A day or two after the happy celebration of the attainment of his manhood he was suddenly stricken with pneumonia, which terminated fatally cn the evening of Monday last at 7:30 o'clock. The funeral services took place yesterday at the | residence of his parents at 1:30 o'clock, the Rev. G. H. Zimmerman of the M. E. Church near the Four Corners officiating. After services at the house the remains were cun- veyed to Rock Creek cemetery and interred. The following named friends of the deceased acted as pall bearers: Archibald Nichols, Herbert Hardesty, Plummer Rhine, George Hardesty, Charles Harvey and Charles Hardesty. A musicale was given last evening at the residence of Mrs. J. E. Benedict. ‘the proceeds will be added to the fund for the purchasing of a new organ for Grace pis- copal Church. The expectations of the pro- jJectors were realized, a considerable sum being subscribed by those present for the purpose named. The program embraced @ piano duet, entitled “Hungarian Da the Misses Smedes; a song, entitled “Noet, by Mr. H. W. Olds; reading from “Pick- wick Papers,” by Mrs. Winston; piano solo, “The Spinning Song,” from the “Flying Dutchman,” by Miss Smedes; a song,"“Come Me.” by Mr. Riley Deeble; piano solo, ‘La Charite.” by Mr. Benedict; song, “iver True,” by Mr. E. B. Olds; a recitation (ty request), describing the “Old Church Or- in,” by Mr. F. Benjamin, and a song, “Ah! Tis a Dream,” by Mr. Stevens. ‘Chere were many present, including M1) - Be . T. Stewart, Mr. Stevens, Lieut. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Dr. and Miss Harding, Mr. end Mrs. Oscar Woodward, Dr. and the Misses Smedes, Mr. H. W. Olds, Mrs. Winston, Mr. Deeble and Mr. Benjamin. Mr. Maurice Clagett of Linden, who has been suffering with la grippe, has recover- ed sufficiently to enable him to attend to his official duties. Saat Ses KENSINGTON. At the meeting of the Noyes Library As- sociation for the election of officers for the coming year the following officers were elected: Alphonso Hart, president; J. F. Stoek, vice president; R. B. Detrick, treas- trer; J. Howard Fishback, secretary. Messrs. C. P. Smith, F. Benjamin, O. H. Harr, Albert Trego and C, C. MeCain were elected directors. The committee on enter- tainments: Mrs. C. P. Smith, Mrs. A. H. Kinnear, Mrs. W. W. Eldridge and Mr. Marion Dorian; library committee: Messrs. G. V. N. Ogden, Wm. Terrell and Mrs. A. E. Hart. ‘A meeting of th@ citizens will be held at the library this evening to prepare plans for incorporation. bs Mrs. Alfred Perry of Flushing, Mich., is the guest of Mrs. W. W. Eldridge. Prof. H. H. Stoek came home today to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. J. Howard Fishback and family, who have been away Some months, have return- ed to their home. Mrs. J. King Marks, who has been spend- ing the past week with her parents, Col. and Mrs. G. J. L. Foxwell of Washington, has returned to her home on Highland ave- nue. —_ HER DANCE SHOCKED THEM. It Was an Imitation of Carmencita the Patronesses W j\dn’t Allow It A Camden, N. J., dispatch says: There ts | a bitter dissension among Camden's four hundred, and it all grew out of the kirmess of Friday and Saturday nights. The pro- ceeds of the entertainment are to go to- ward a park some of the women are trying to establish.for the poor mothers and chil- dren. Miss Mary Mant, whose parents live in the olf Starr mansion, had announced be- forehand that she could be counted on for a skirt dance. There was some opposition at first on the part of certain of the patron- esses, but this was finally overcome and the young lady was permitted to go on as the leader in the Spanish dances, She gave the dance on Friday night, and the audience fairly went wild over her most clever imitation of Carmencita. She car- ried off the honors of the evening. On Sat- urday night she was given no intimation that she was not to he allowed to dance. She stood in the wings ready to follow the Spanish dancers,but the moment that Mark Hassler’s baton was to have fallen to lead the orchestra with her music and just as she was about to step out the German air fell upon her ears and the troupe of Ger- man dancers tripped past her and onto the stage. She indignantly demanded to know why she had been treated thus and was told by | one of the patronesses that Hassler had | forgotten his music and by another that the audience wanted a change. But the patronesses had had a most stormy meeting among themselves. Some wanted the dance cut out; others did not. The former finally carried the day and at the last moment had given the order to omit the dance. It was hinted that it was Miss Mant's made. To this her friends reply that the objectors wore costumes, calling them even- ing dress, that were far less modest than was the attire of the skirt dancer. Miss | Mant’s friends also add that it was jeai- ousy, pure and simple, on the part of other dancers that caused the trouble. ‘The patronesses are of the best families man of society to perform such an act in public. i Society as a result is divided, and the, kirmess, instead of proving the best soclety j astrous. oo WANT THE DUTIES RETAINED. Collar and Cuff! Makers Oppose the Wilson Bill. Music Hall, Troy, N. Y., was thronged | Jast night by a crowd of 5,000 people who | attended to protest against the passage of the Wilson tariff bill, in so far at least as | it affects this country’s industries. The | meeting had been arranged by a committee | of nine previously appointed at a citizens’ | meeting. Mayor D. J. Whelan, democrat, presided. Speeches were made by adherents of both parties. | Letters from Congressmen Haines and Curtis and Senator Murphy were read. | Here is Senator Murphy's message: i “I regret that it will be impossible for me to be present with you tonight. You may assure the meeting that [ am in full sympathy with its purposes, as I understand them, and will endeavor, so far as lies in| my power, to see that no injustice is done | to the interests of my native city and state.” A memorial to Congress was unanimously adopted. It asks Congress to let the duties on collars, shirts and cuffs remain as under | the McKinley bill. The meeting closed | with all singing “America.” —— New Congressman From Philadelphia. | Robert Adams, jr., the republican candi- | date, was elected to Congress yesterday from the second Pennsylvania district for the unexpired term of the late Charles O'Neill, by a plurality of more than 10,000. Mr. Adams polled 10,498 votes, while his competitor, Martin I. J. Griffin, the prohibi- tion candidate, received 332 votes. There ——_+ e+ ____ A New Trial Denied. | The commissioner of pensions received | notice yesterday that the motion for al new trial in the case of Mrs. Hutton, | convicted of pension frauds at Norfolk, has | been denied. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. ©. @ SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 @ ST. TO WHOM IT M2Y CONCERN. 100 =SHA or THE WASHINGTON AND CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY COMPANY AT AUCTION. older of the not: collateral sec st we will sell at | urity, within cnr | Washing? { ¥ from here attended the en-| “wud friends assembled to | 4, [rate of 6 | corded in, Liber No. AUCTION SALES. - AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. RAILROADS. THIN AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. FUTURE DAY: FUTURE DAYS anman SSNS NLVAXIA a 5 j DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. DUNCANSON BROS. DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS. nos aly BERPOS Dectatuinn 3. Sot STREST NORTH? SO | ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF FRAMED ETCHINGS, | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY, AND nase. | 21:05 Pe ony gy BE 1206 6TH STREET NORTHEAST. PHOTOGRAVURES, ENGRAVINGS, CABLS ON TILE NORTH SIDE OF L ST. SOUTHEAST | MENT BRICK DWELLING,NO- 1524 V STREET, | i" Gian atson caus By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in l- SIZE. FRAMES, Ev PICTURE SEAR THIRD. BeTWEEN 13TH AND 14TH = STREETS) Gihcinnati. Iman ~ Der 1605, at folie E61 ot aen.. one of the land rece) Wing. ETC., AT ANCTIO By victue of a decree of the Supreme Court of | NORTHWEST. Parlor Cat to. Harrisiny ot the premises ‘ON WEDNESDAY. THE TWHS: | Ou THCRSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY-FIRST, | tue’ District of Columbia, pamed oh the Lath day | , BY virtue of @ deed of trust duly reconded tn 1. | , Parlor Ca Fast LINE Por Pi Parice Trertt DAY OF DECEMBER, AD. fugg AE | AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. we will nell at our sales |e ponte Of Columbia. passed on the 14th day pt Gy | i : paged FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following described real | room, corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue north- | W. Stant vs. John T. Meintosh et al. estate, situate in the city of Washi of to wit: All that certain’ piece or land wo and described us the: north half of lot 20 in James B. Wimer'’s sub- division of lots in square 828, as per plat - ed on book 12. page 88, one of the records of surveyor's office of the District of Columbla. Sa! lot fronting 55 feet on 6th street east and 25.083 feet on in alley, bounding on the north line of said together ith all the improvements, | wars. i 3 je paid in cash, balance cent sem!-annually, and to on Of dle, Conveyancing’ abd recording of le. Conveyance! al at purel cost. Terms of sale to be complied with in 15 from date of sale, otherwixe trustees reserve right to resell the property at the risk and cost of in one and two years, at the per annum, interest payable be by a deed of trust ‘option of default rehaser after five days’ advertisement of such remie fm sone newspaper published in Washington, v. . Ce TALMADGE A. LAMBERT, d6-dKda FRANK B. SMITH, Trustees. ¥ THIS EVENING. WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Twenty-Second Annual Sale of Solid Sterling Silverware. FINEST PLATED WARE. FRENCH, ONYX AND MARBLE CLOCKS. ELEGANT BRONZES. ROGERS’ CELEURATED CUTLERY, TABLB WARE, &e., Manufactured by the old and reliable Taunton Silver Plate Co. SALES DAILY At 11 o’clock a.m., 3 and 7:30 p.m., At our sales rooms, Corner 10th st. and Penna. ave. n.w., until the entire extraordinary large stock is dis- of. Special provision will be made for the comfort of Indies attending this peremptory sale. Every article strictly guaranteed as represented or money refunded. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., ai4-15t Auctioneers. TOMORROW. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 612 E st. aw. SPECIAL SALE FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS, THURSDAY (TOMORROW) MORNING, DECEM- BER TWENTY-FIRST, 1893, AT TEN O'CLOCK, EMBRACING SOME CHOICE PIECES OF JAPANESE WARE AND FANCY ARTICLES, SOUVENIR TABLES OF THE COLUMBIAN FAI, 100 WATER COLORS AND ENGRAVINGS. .LSO “ALSO, A’ BUGGIES, CARRIACES AND OTHER VEHICLES. it SEVER. . BY AUCTION. POSITIVELY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS. CARFEIS, CGS, OU, CLUTH, BEDDING, RUGS, OWL % i STOVES, &e., CONSIGNED TO US ‘FROM A BALTIMORE DEA! RETIRING BUSINESS. FROM [VATE PARTIES NG AND LEAVING We will not try to enumerate even the most at- tractive picces in the assortment, as they are too numeroas, but we ean safely say parttes seeking household effects will do well to attend this most | —— sale, which will take place THURSDAY, DECEMBER "TWENTY-FIRST, 1898, AT TEN OCK- A.M. in front of and WITHIN OUR COMPOKTABLE SALES ROOMS, 637 LOUISIANA AVE. oo 7TH ST. SALE RAIN OR SHINE. P. ‘Goods bee im a5. to our sales will be carted free of charge. BERNHEIMER & CO., It Auctioneers. Horses Horses S. BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER, WASITINGTON es D eee BAZAAR, EF PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES. MR. ELI WILSON OF FIILADELPHIA has con- signed to us a car load of Horses and Mares, to be sold within the (tomorrow), THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWENTY-FIRST, at TEN O'CLOCK. This is a good lot of Horses and Mares, suitable for any pucpose, and Mr. Wilson will represent them exactly as they are. Dealers and | private buyers are invited to attend this sale, as the whole lot will positively be sold without limit or reserve. (Terms cash). 8. BENSINGER, it Auctioneer. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. EFFECTS OF ERNESTO CEVASCO, MANUFAC- TURING JEWELER, IMPORTER OF DIA-| MONDS, ROOM 7, MAY BUILDING, 7TH AND E STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION ON, THURSDAY, TWENTY-FIRST DECEMBER, AT! ELEVEN O'CLOCK, | HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF A FINE COr- LECTION OF DIAMONDS AND OTHEL JEW- ELRY, 40 GOLD 14 AND 15 K. RINGS SET | Mv DIAMONDS, SOLITAIRE AND CLUSTER | EMERALDS, RUBIES, SAPPHIRES, PEARL, } PINS, BRACELETS, GOLD AND PLATED INS, EARRINGS, CHARMS. CUFF BUT- 3, &e.; SEV I, WATCHES, &e. A RES, SHOP FIXTURES, ONE UPRIGHT AND Hitkis COUNTER SHOW CASES. ONE TURN- ao ae POLISH LATHE. “even | MIRRORS, TKO! 1. See. 4 MUST BE SOLD. OWNER GOING TO E. ELEGANT CHANCE FOR mguapar & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G 8T. (Successors to Latimer & Sloan). GRAND HOLIDAY SALE OF XMAS GOODS, SUITABLE wie PRESENTS: NA. M., Gach day, on'second floor, we will sell, within our sales rooms, 1407 G street, about 75 cases of Christmas | gocds, such as j Vases of all sizes and shapes, Bisque and her figures, Fancy Tea and Dinner Sets, filet Sets, ‘Covered Dishes, Fancy Caspl- dors, Glassware of all kinds, utiful Japanese Goods, Umbrella Stands, Plaques, ‘Tea, Coffer und’ Chocolate Pots, Water Sets. Plaies, Fancy Lamps, Holiday Caps and Saucers, Large Platters and many other choice and useful goods, | of holiday goods should not fal Those in search to be on hand. Rooms comfortably heated and chairs provided. Terms cash, dlo-6rC SLOAN & CO., Aucts., 1407 G st. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. $21 NINTH STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue deed of trust, duly recorded Liber No. 1627, folio 170 et seq., one of “the land records of the’ District of Columbia, request of the parties secured thereby, the under- signed trustees will offer for sale, by’ public aue- tion, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the TWENTY-FL DAY of DECEMBER, A.D. iss, at FOU LOCK P.M., the followin; real estate, situate in ‘the city of Wa: District of’ Columbia, to wit: certain piece or parcel of land and premises known and distinguished as and being lot numbered twenty- three (23) of Lanckton’s subdivision of rquare num- dered nine hundred and thirty-three (833), together with all the improvements, &c ‘This property will, however, be sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $870, the particulars of which will be stated at sale. Terms: Cash (over and above the trust). A de- | posit of $200 required upon acceptance of bid. If | the terms of sale are not complied with in 15 | days from the day of sale the trustees reserve the | right to resell the property at the risk and cust of the defaulting purchaser, after 5 days’ advertise ment of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, All conveyancing and re- cording at the cost of the purchaser. DOLPH DAMMAN, ISAAC NEUMAN, aS-d&Abs ‘Trustees, ©. @. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. (Successors ‘to Latimer & Sioan.) BOF NALUABLE, IMPROVED ELEVENTH STREET _ Bi SYEVANIA AVENUE AND G deed of trust dated the j A.D. 1802, and duly re- follo 88 et seq.,one of the t of Columbia, ‘and at the | thereby, hi USTEES’ SAL PROPERTY TWEEN PEN. STRECT SOUTH By virtue of a certain 12th day of Decem| land records of the District written request of the We will sell at publ premises, on THURSDAY. FIRST, 1 ing property. e. foli situate the city ‘asbington, District aforesald. and known as and being parts of lots 20 avd 2g. in the subdivision of square No. . bexinuirg for the same eighteen feet one and one-half inches (18 feet 114 Inches) south from the northeast corner of said fot twenty, running thence west one hundred and fifteen fect tea and one-haif inches (115 feet 1014 inches); tuence south sixteen feet one baif inch (16 feet 3o inch); thence east one bundred and fifteen feet ten and one-balt Inches (115 feet 10% inches), and thence north sixteen feet one-half inch (16 Yeet 1% Inch) to the becinning. together with alley privilege appurtenant ty said prenises, ard the improvements, consisting of a two-story frame dwelling and store, being No, 5 et southeast, Washi L One-third of the purchase money in one and two years. with inter ed by a deed of trast on the propert All conveyancing and recording at A deposit of $100 will be requtred time of sale and should the terms be not complied with in fifteen deys the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after such public notice as they may deem necessary. WILLIAM OCKSTADT, H. H. BERGMANN. District | West, the balance of stock remaining above named articles partially enumerated. By or- der of d19-2t unsold of the DA Bs the assignee, EDWIN B. HAY. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ae WORKS OF ART AT AUCTION. On AT EL seven for the HURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY-FIRST, LEVEN O'CLOCK our sales room annexed a large assortment of | one (41 A.allan Works of Art to close consignment. 46, the underst street soltheust twen' A-M., we will sell withia | southwest corner of said square, thence east forty- Equ'ty ened trustees will,” on SATU HE THIRTIETH DAY OF’ DECEMBER, A. D. 1888, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, in front of the premises, sell at public auction the following deseribed real estate: Part of original lots aum- bered six ( in wi seven (7), in square numbered and ninety-bine (799), beginning sazie at a pelnt on the north line of L ¥-five (25) feet east from the feet, thence north sixty-four (64) fect, thence west thirty-seven (37) feet nine (i inches, thence south seventeen (17) feet, thence south- TWO CASES OF CIGARS SUITABLE FOR | westerly eleven (11) feet thrce (2) inches to a CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. point thirty-six (26) feet six (6) Inches north of the WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Polat of beginning, thence scuth thirty-six (86) feet a19-2t Auctioneers, a Said THOMAS DOWLING & ©O., AUCTIONEERS, | prick dw 612 B st. aw. ‘Terms: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF PART OF OF LOTS 44, 45, 46 ANI TRINIDAD, ‘TOG! DWELLINGS. By v! toe wi BER by Jobn E. Beall of 8 and ¥ in block 10 of the ington traet of land ements. ‘Terms: a9-dts f Novewber, 1892, und duly recorded in liber folio 54 et’ seq., ft the District of Columbia, and by direct! iy 1 sell on ‘TWENTY- in front ef the premises, the following Propert, Part of lot 43 and all LOT 43 AND. ALL | $be;tuird he BLOCK rite to give Interest irtue of u deed of trust bearing date the 29th one of the rec ol lon of the indersigned trustees URSI AFTERNOON, DECEM- IRST, 1892, AT FOUR ‘O'CLOCK. described of lots subdivision 1, 2, subdivision by the Wash- Machine Com of a part of the Known ae ‘Trinidad, tog th ether with the JAMES i. wal will be r secured the: TH the ul ais i of 47 in TRI Brick Sin UY 1 W. SANDS, LTER WEED, Trustees, DUNCANSON BROS., "AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S SALI LARGE PRINTING ES? ABLISH MEN PENNSYLVANIA By ¥ 15, 1893, Red. Cola Court Ist | da; 15130, Plainants and George R. Gra the undersigned trustees wil y of rchaser, secured by deed of trust on property Benne re eee TD AE ISEEEEUTHEE | sold, and Vearing interest from day of sale ‘at rate THE TWENTY-FIRST, A. D., 1803, at ELEVEN | of 6 per cent per annum. payable semi-annually, to O'CLOCK A.M, all that” machinery’ as set forth | Re given, of all cash, at option of the purch ser. i ee ro GRUTTUN pitas s GOe eT ORES | Gays from day of sale, or the trustee ‘eserves the TV 7 1 | Tight to resell at risk and cost of defaulting pur- Ok MULING MACHINE, 1901 PATTERN: 1 chaser, after such advertisement as he may deem iM B i “s . pabbareD MRonise WILLIAM E. EDMONSTON, ‘trustee, ‘DR MORIISON. € | _d15-dkdbs Ofice, S00 3th wt. <F, AND ALL TYPE, | RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. N + | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED. pesns will gel EB OF THE MACHINERY OF A |?) \T, No, 339 AVENUE NORTHWEST, battel deed of trust, dated May recorded in Liber 17$9, folio 498 et of the land records for the District of ia, and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme of the District of Columbia, passed on the of December, 1803, in equity cause No. herein Charles M. Stoever et al. are com: et al. are defendants, 1 otter for sale, at pud~ recorded Portion” bound: ‘irtue of a cl ard south 50 east 300 y wi By virtue of a deed of trust to’ the ve. _ | berring date November 29, A. D. 11 re- corded in Liber No. 840, seq., of the ind records of the District of Columbia, and by wm, | SU Bace Sei ele eS, ae uf oa let, equity cause No. ‘vth and oe age will offer at public sale, to the bidder, in daada ie ci Ging, ase Rea eek Phen ae 4 OF A FRAME DWELLING, No. ND, 1804, at "CLOCK P.M. all that aap 1135 mGuTi STREET NORTHWEST. Part lof lot numbered twenty-two (22), oeuene By virtue of a deed of trust to us, bearing date | bumbered one thousand and twenty-seven (1027), in of May 28, 4. DS eat, ‘Terendcd'ta tikes’ laos, | the city of Washington, D. Gr contained etihin follo 456 et seq., of the land records of the Dis- | the following metes and : Beginning at a trict of Columbia, and at the request of the parties point in the south line of H st. north sixteen (6) secured thereby, ‘we Will sell at public auction, in. feet west of the west line of 1ith st. east amt front of the premises, on TUESDAY. THE SEC- | Tunoing thence west along said Hi st. twelve (12) OND DAY OF JANUARY, A. D, 1894, at HALF- | feet, south one hundred (10v) feet. thence PAST FOUR O'CLOCK .. all that certain | ast two (2) feet. thence north twenty (30) feet, jece or parcel of land and premises known and | thence east ten (10) feet and thence north cients Ristinguiabed as and being the soath 15 fect 71, | (80) feet to the place of beginning, with the {m- juches front by the full depth of lot numbered 18, | Lrevemeats belng premises No. 1357 Hj Humbered 435, 18 per plat recorded in Liber SR. | Terms ns provided by the deed of trust: One- follo 239, of the records of the surveyor's office of | half of the purchase money and expenses of sale sald “District, together with the improvements |!” cash (of —— $100 must be deposited at time thereon, consisting of a frame dwelling, No, 1155 8th street northwest. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be ments, at 6 nd eas! sell at po per cent per annum, payable ‘semi-annually, | secured by "deed of ree $200 wil | of sale to be complied with in ten days from date of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to re- of sale), id in cash, balance in three equal pay- arable in 1, 2 and 3 years, with interest | Tserves: trust om property sold, or h, At option of purchaxer. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of i be required at the time of sale, Terms Dl risk and cost of defaulting purchaser or ; W. F. EDMONSTO’ Office, 500 Sth st. n.w., ALDIS B. BROWNE, By vit Office, Pacific building, 622-624 F st. n.w., ‘Trust request of the parties secured , We, the = eee | Cndersigned ‘trustees, will sell at ite auction. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS, in front of the AY, iE TWEN- CHANCERY SALE OF THE VALUABLE STONE DWELLING AT THE Ni OF. By vi the twenty-sixth ( our by the holding a special term in equity in the case of George &. ‘Pepper ‘va Alex. 'R. t mumnber seventy-eight hundred and three (7808), ity, I will ag surviving trustee, on TUESDAY, | be paid in esh, and the balance in three equal in- SHE TWENTY-THIND. (33) DAY OF JANUARY, | stallments, payable tn one. two aud. three seats, in the year of our Lord EIGHTEEN HUNDRED | with interest at six (6) per centum per annum, pay- AND" NINETY-FOUR (180), AT HALF-PAST | able seml-aunually, fromm day of ssle, secured Ly | THREE (8:30) O'CLOCK P.M, in frout of the | deed of trust upott the property sold,’or all cash, | mises, offer for sale at public auction the fol- | at the option of the purchaser. A it of $250 ing real estate: Lot numbered three (3) in A. | Will be required of the purchaser at the time of R. herd’s subdivision of square numbered one | sale. All conve: , recording and notarial fees hundred and sixty-four (164). according to the | at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be division recorded in the offi the District of Columbia, in liber W 171, of gular t money to be paid in cash on the day of sale or final rati- fication three (3) equal installments et one (1), two (2) and. three (3) years, the deferred payments to be se- Bw. cured by the notes of the purchaser bearing date poles on the day of sale. with interest, and a reserved | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Hen upon the property sold,’ or all cash, LUT, ON TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN 1 at the option of the purchaser — thereof. AND G STREETS SOUTEEAST, aT atc- A Ht Of ane thourand dollars ($1,000) to he | ee i ag made at the time the property is knoc! wn. ty virtue of a deed rust, dated January Ail convevancing at the purchaser's cost. 21.1893, and duly recorded ir Liber No. 1770, HENRY WISE GARNETT, Surviving Trustee, folio 186" et seq., one of the land records of the NORTHEAST CORNER K STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUB, E FARRAGUT SQUARE. irtue and in pursuance of a decree passed on ) day of March, in the year of eighteen hundred and eighty-five (1885), Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Shepherd et_al., complica f th r of ice of the surveyor Somes ¥ M., folio the books of the surveyor, with all and sin- he buildings and improvements thereon. of sale: One-fourth of the purchase thereof by the court, and the residue in six (8) inches to the place of parcel of ground is improv: ‘com USTEE'S SALE IN GREEN'S SU: EET ROAD AX ITED virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber folio 300, one of the land records of the Dis- trict of Columbia, and by virtue of a decree « Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No. i, by public auction, on’ 7th street road, in front the premises, the the northwest corner thereof and running thence two years; for deferred purchase TATE, BEING PREM NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON, D. from date of sale, with interest at 10 per cent per annum, secured by trust on the terms are ‘not Tow and aecording at purchaser's cost. TRUSTIES’ SALE OF THREE-STORY AND BASE- MENT BRICK SLRFET NORTHW ing date 1s92, io Lil land records of the District of Columbia, and at the R O'CLOCK P.M., all that certain piece Parcel of land and premises sitvate im the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and known and designated as lot seventy-five (75) of toinette Kt. two hundred and ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to the property at the risk and cost of the 3 al5-d&ds beginnit ed by three new velling houses nearly ted. One-third of the purchase money in cash, thereof in one year and one-third thereof purchaser in two years from the day of sale, the notes for the deferred payments, bearing from date, interest payable semi-annually, to be secured by a’ deed of trust upon the property sold, or the purchaser may option. All nde the expense of the all cash, at his onveyancing and recording to be at $200 required at tl WYMAN L. COLE, ‘Trost 344 D st. ow. OF PART OF LOT TWENTY BDIVISION OF TRACT CALL- PORTION” NEAR SEVENTH | ‘D NEARLY OPPOSITE TO CEMETER! “GIRL'S STATES the 13540, the undo: TUESDAY, the TWENTY ER, 1803, at FOUR O'CI west part of lot 20 in subdivision of part of tract called “Girl contained within the following metes Beginning for the said part of lot at feet to southwest corner of said lot, thence feet, thence north 50 feet and thence west he PGnechait cash, residue in one and money the notes SES No. 1357 and ce at six and twelve months | ty. If ied with in ten trustee | the right to resell at cost of defaulting on five days’ advertisement. Com MAHLON ASHFORD, Trustee. ‘CANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS, DWELLING, No. 1483) L ‘ue of a certain deed of trust to us, bear- May 14, 1892, und duiy recorded May 24, ber 1690, folio 201 e: seq., of the gs Perlie’s subdivision of lot: with within ten daye day of sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell "WILLIAM _E. EDMONSTON, CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, ‘Trustees, address, 500 Sth st. p.w. ds 416 5th st. nw, BATCLIFFB, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. » ” following described land and premises, situate in "? r 4 8 - . les! eu 2 " juare AND’ G STREETS NORTHWEST, BY “AUC- Ro. 08S, routing 30 fevt on 12th rect nothent By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded xmong | ¥3,,8 depth ot 117 feet 6 inches to a 30-foot alley. the land records of the District of Columbia, te | , Terms: Sold subject to a trust of $1,569.00, bal- Liber No. 1670, at folio 59 et seg., and Tequest of the holder of the note secured therebj the undersizned trustees lie 1894, described and of Washington, in th designated as" and being tote twolve (12) and | POR SALE $2,000 ee ee ee seventeen (17), of Edward) Wilson's subdivicion | Siitd, Fauting. Waning nr of Jots in square numbered forty-three (48), a8] Oo SATURDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY -THIND, said subdivision is recorded in Book 18, page 157, 300, op ees | fh the office of the surveror of the htice statins cee ae | Columbia, together with the Improvements, | &« ed | subject, however, to a prior deed of (ru Uoneers, 1407 G st. m. Februaty 12, 182, 0 each of sald lot as-2w BS mae ge ~ olf gg RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. cent per anaum, payable semi-annually. ‘ ‘ ; Piferms of sale: All cash. A deposit of $200 cn | TRUSTEES’ SALE 01 TWO VALUABLE LOTS OX) each lot Will be “required at ‘the time of sale. | DELAWARE B NEAR ‘Terms to be complied with in fifteen days from the M STREET NORTHEAST, day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the | _ By virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated July right to resell the property atthe 11, 1882, and duly recorded July 19, 1892, in Liber of. the defaulting purchuser or 1692, folio 423, of the land records of the District conveyancing, chaser will sell, SECOND, ance at "the ¥s will offer for sale, by auction, in front of the premises, on ‘ED- ¥, THE THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. At FOUR O'CLOCK . the following land remives, situate in the city THOMAS DOWLING 612 E District of Columbia, and by the direction of the party secured thereby, 413-d&ds & ©U., Auctioneers, the undersi trustees on FRIDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY- | 18u8, AT TAREE O'CLOCK P.M., the sh. A deposit of $100 required at time of | sale. Conveyancing and recording chaser, Qt cost of pur- GEORGE $. EASTERDAY, Trustee, 624 F st. ow. JOUN 0. JOHNSON, Trustee, 617 F st. nw, 2 District of Columbia, «i 0 — '. ‘Trustee, Trustee, hb st. ND DA RATCLIFFS, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ‘TRUSTEES’ § LAND, CON IN E' STREET fi STKEETS NOR Ti: N LoT: or TWEEN 177! EAST, AND TWEEN D AY SUBDIVISION By vi in ibe tion of -D. 1893, at FOUR 0’ ing described real estate, situate in the lows, viz: whole der of other parevl. be sold subject, however, to one prior exis eumbrance of record securing a Hundred from “Aus 3. ‘Terms of saie as to each separate pare balf the purchase money to he paid in of which wi red remainder on Febrracy payment the note of the secured by and be: anaum can be veyauel terms ten days from . tees reserve the District of bd eee fo resell at the risk and cost of the default-| jor mucbered two hundred and. fcurteen in| purchaser. rts ered ei St, JOHN § sworMstEnE, trustes, | SUary Wye ght cheb Os a er plate vers ‘ 3 lof the office of ‘the surveyor of sald District, to | © ain ett ee —— | nether with the improvements thereon, cousistlag 2 pi t a nearly new three-story and cellar bay-windo' records of the Dis ag said subdivision is recorded in LE OF DESIRABLE UNIMPROVED ISTING OF SIX I. WEEN 1TH AND 18TH | BEING A COR- AND OF SIX. OTHE LOTS TWO | WHICH FRONT ON SAID EB STREI - H_AND 18TH STREETS NORT FOUR ON 18TH STREET | BE- ND E STREETS NORTHEAST, IN DWN "AS ISHERWOOD, ‘GTON, D.C. irtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded r S44, folio 1, et seq., obe of the land trict of Columbia, and by direc- | the holders of the notes secured thereby, we 3 subdivisic veyor of DC, jo . tirety. Terms to be pat third in represent of sale, payable COUNTY OF WASHID the follow: uty of A of sale. Washington, District of’ Columbia, to Lo fourteen (14) to twenty-one (21), "both inclusive, | With ‘and lots twenty-three (23) to twenty-six (26), inc! Trustees sive (block 9), of the subdivision known as Isher. | the risk ose, r Co five days two sep Said lots 14 to 19, . and constituting one parcel, and the remain- sald lots ae a whole and constituting the All of said lots (In both parcels) will vt of Fitteen 500) duly extended to and ma 1894, together sith interes Dollars ($1, February 7. 3 t 181 ust 1 ber se. at time of 1894, f fol usual deed of trust on the propert aring interest at the rate of six pe. from day of sale; or all the purch: paid in eash if purchaser desires. ing, recording purchaser's co of ‘sale 3 fed with within of Columbia, and by direction of the parties se- cured by said trustees the espective FOUR O'CLOCK real cstate and prem: District of Columbia, and known 2s lots numbered sixty-three (63) and sixty-four (64), in R. P. Jack-| LOTS FRONTING | son's trustees subdivision of part of square num- iT! ered seven hundred and tweive (712), a8 said | in Boge H. | pege 178, said lots containing four Tinea four hun f ground. pon purchaser's option. deposit of $100 will be regi with witbin ten days from the date of sale the | AISdkds THOMAS DOW! deed of trust, the undersigned Will seil, nt public avetion, in front of premises, on TUESDAY, THE SEC- Y OF JANUARY, 1894, AT HALF-PAST P.M., the following described » lying and being in the mm is recorded in the office of the sur- the District of Columbia, dred and eighty-three (4,483) square feet | ‘The said lots to be sold as an en- of sale: One-third of the purchase money Jd im cash, one-third in oof peur sod one | two yeurs. Deferred paywents to be | ed by parchaser's notes, dated om the day | bearing G per cent interest per annum, | semi-annually and secured by deed of property old, or all cash, at the red at the time | If the not complied terms of sale reserve the right to resell and cost of the defnuiting 7 ‘ise the property at | urchaser after ering Star, Hl amination of title, | IS b. W CLINTON Hi. ABLE IMPROVED ‘TWENTY-NINTE | Dearing date reconded in” Liber | iv 25 et 'seq., Of the land records of the of Columbia, and red th UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.—BY jr ee ee triet of Columbia, and to me directed. I will | 4H,{0unbs Se aoe ek ae sell at public sale, for cash, on the the south- protec pee yin a4 West, comer of 3 Capitol and 1 sts, elt of | parti i, poe AL Bag TH oe e. asug, | terest at six per ceatuma per annum, semi-annually, at’ TEN yall the right, title, {OF all cosh, at option of purchaser. A deposit of claim, and estate in and to the fol. | $290 will be required wher bid is accepted. Terms lowing described property, to wit: One fifty-one | Of Sale to be complied with in tea days from day fine boiler, engine and pump, seized and levied | Of sale, and if not the trustees reserve right to upon asx the property of the Washington Mortar | resell at risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser. Compans, and. will he sold to satiety, x ution | All ‘convesancing and recording at cost of par: v . in favor of the Wightsville Lime C ser. Roy DANIEL M. RANSDELL. Marshg!? Om WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts, JOHN T. ARMS, ai 35 ais-dsds ‘Trustees, | Tess, 3. | E E. WAGGAMAN, Au: we will, sell infront of ON TH NINETEENTI . AD. 1803, Ax FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following descrived real estate, situate in the city of Washington, Dis- trict of Columbia, known and distinguished as fol- lows: Part or orizinal lot nam! 5, in square numbervd 236, sitated on V street between 13th and 14th streets northwest, beginning tur the same at the northwest corver of said jot and running thence east 21 feet: thence south 145 feet: thence Went 21 feet; thence north 145 fect to the place of beginning, tozether with all the improvements, ways, eascuients, rights, privileges aud e hanews ‘to the same belonglag or"in uy: wise ap: Perma: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in one and (wo years, at the rate of cent per annum, interest bie semi-sunually abi to'e secured Uy a decd ree on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the parchaser A dcpoatt of $200 required ‘at time net recording at irchaser’s . Terms sale to be complied ‘with in 15 days from date of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the he it the risk and cost of days” advertisement 6-d&ds PE WENLOCK, ‘Trustees. THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED until “WED: ‘. TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF DECEM. A.D. 1893, same hour and place, by request. JOHN E. BEALL, a18-d&ds | WILLIAM UC. WINLOCK, Trustees. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, — Gi2 8 st. ow. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST VALV- ABLE BUSINESS SITES IN THE CITY OF LON, LOCATED AT THE NORTH- EAST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D — NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC ises, on SATURDAY, the TWEN TED AY of DECEMBER, 1893, at FOUR K . M.. the following” described property: Lot &, squar> 457, ning for the saine at ‘the south- wi sai u a depth ‘of 59 feet 101g inches—the entie Jot above described a frontage of 23 fart ne ah arore and ex! ick the same width 59 feet 10% Sleeping Car to St. Louis nd rrisburg to Cincinnati M. Bas iC EXPRESS. AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. gy mae | Parlor Car to Barrisvurg. ni rs, Marrisburg ‘Clucivnati 10 1.M. WESTERN EXPRISS.—Pullman Sleep ing Cars -< Chi ago and Harrisburg to Cleveland. Slee to St. Louis, and Chicazo, Car to Chic: SOUTE-WESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullmas und Dining 215 P.M. daily. For Baltimore, 6:25, 7:20, 7:50, 9:00, 9:40, 11:00, 26 and 11.30 A.M TSAR, SoOi, S80, B18 (4:00 Limited), 4:20, 3: 4, 7:10, 10:00, 10:40, 1 9:00, 2:30, nee. daily. Oy see 7:20, 9:00 and 11:50 gt Py “4 M. except Sunday. Sunda; 4 ana 4:20 BM. re Pl a i F sold, or the pa to be deposited at time produces a revenue of $2, WYMAN L. COLE, EDWwIX scriuntasp. D st. nw. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., AUCTS. F auet! known of Was! artic! SALE Oi BRICK PRESS, STEADMAN MILL, PULLEYS, SHAFTS, FURNACE, . BRI ‘GELATINOUS Rock, ‘ By vith ork On dated easy a chattel trust, Ne 1808, ait daly recorded on the “th aay tn ber, ~y t= one of the land records of the Dis- trict of mbia, and by of the party or Secured thereby, we shall sell, at bic jon, on MONDAY, ‘DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., on the premises as No. 210 N street southwest, in ‘the city hington, District of Columbia, the following trust, “viz One Sami’ Dever, Bins, four Hrevator. with east trea tone lead lined), one Lead Lined. Retorts, one nine fost ink, with furnace; eight Barrels five thousand five hundred of Lime, fifty-four feet of Main . Seventy-two fect of Conveyor, one ay of Counte: ‘Share, at Pull twelve Bolts, one Dram, with furrmces two Gaet oa L. E. BURKE 727, 729 and 731 Del. ave. af @9-7t ‘Trustees. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY-SIXTH, same hour and place. J. COLEMA: a18-2&¢bs UNE FURAITURE CEROLSTe oy RE, UPHOLSTER! CONTAINED IN ScOKE STREET NORTHWEST. SIMPSON TWO-MOLD | BELTS, | Ba Extension and ot pholstered Chairs, Mahogaay a-brac, Antique Furniture, Hall Chairs, Card | Tables, Ma and other Cabinet, | Ret tena Savase iteshe, Fancy Rockers Fie Folding Bedst, Commod: ber of Brass and Iron Bedsteads, QOADULS of, ‘esorted Cane-seat and other Chairs, &c.; Upholstering Goods, Tajes= tries, Cretoanes, ing, Linens, > M Velours, ‘Velvets,’ Lace Cartaius, &e. Seized and levied upon as’ the property of W. H. Houghton Manufacturing Company, and will be soid to satisfy attachment No. 351i. favor of the American Surety and Trust at law, in a NCAN- wee “ a... THOS. DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, C12 E st. nw. Db. M. RANSDELL, Marshal. DU a tobeers. a USTEES’ SALE OF VALUAB! -STORY- BAST COUNER GF PLOuiba AVENE Gb 3 S oF KIA AVENUE AN pTH STREET NORLH WEST, wt sy virtue of a deed cf trust, @uly recorded ir Liver No. 1799, folio 374 et if records of the District of Colum; Guest of the party secured thereby, we will sell wlic auction, im front of the premises, on FRI- AX, DECEMBER TWENTY-NINTH, 1S93, FOUR O'CLOCK P. the f land premises, | trict of Columbia, and designated as and thirty-nine (83) of Barr & Sauner's subdl Part of lot one Park, improv. as 6, SET Biertde arcane worthwest. Said ty wi Subject to am incumbrance v: doe tm March, 1608. — ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash (over and above the trust), balance in one and two Fears, with interest and secured by a deed of trast on the property, ot ail cash. AM’ conveyancing and recording at chaser’s coat. A deposit of $100 will be at time of sule. LE THREE. lot 4 block three (3), in Le Drott HERBERT 5. WOODWARD, 0 F st. w.w., Tras FRANK B. DANTE. eu a19-dsde ee ‘Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING NO. 325 K STKEET NOKTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber | 1604, folio 70 et seu.. one of the land records of the preaises, ou THURSDAY, THE FOURTH DAY of JANUARY, A.D. ibys, at HALF O'CLOCK P.M. that, part of in square seven houdred a “PAST FOUR 1 ot origi ind yevent, the city of Washington, D. C., couv ot Wi . Together with Un ments, & Teoa OF Appertaining iherete. ein one and twe years, notes to be zi cent per annum, payable secured by deed of trust oa premises, at option of purchaser. A deposit of Conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost. ve complied with” in 15 days, or all cash $200 at sale. ‘Terms te reserve the right to resell at Hak and cost of de | faulting purchaser, after five days’ advertiseme of such resale. pee} ISAAC L. JOHNSON, CHAS. FBEXJAMIN: ____ Trustees, je Auctioncer, WAGGAMAN, Real Ext TRUSTEES" STORY Ne. 338 f trust duly recorded in ae yy the land rec- i amibla, and at t bereby secured, We will well ae ete front © oremtses, NTH, se lot, theure rawolag that wiath 122 feet 2 inches wt said lot, with the tinpovements a West 14 feet, ‘Terms: One-third cash, of whieh ad $50 must be made at the Ume of enle balance in equal fustalimen:s in on » for which notes of the purchzser, st from day of sale and secured by m the property sold, will be taken. . at of the purchaser. Terms to be a days from sale, or the prop. defaulting recording at pur- AM Ww. et. ASS'GNEE'S SALE FOUR FINE HORSES, TWO DOUBLE FURNITURE VAN NE SIN WAGON, HARNESS, de. eo ONE SINGLE On FRIDAY, DiNCEME 188, AT ONE O'CLOCK P.M. of Nos. 1218 AND 1229 & HORSES. gray and bay. 2 DOUBLE FURNITURE vans. 1 SINGLE FURNITURE VAN. HARNESS, Ke. &e. RY WISE GARN YF. wee TWENTY-SECOND, we will sell in rear SORTH WEST. HEN) HENE! ap é rg od situate in the city of Washington, Dis- ed by an elegant brick residence known | Bt pur. required | ! W: the District of Columbia, we will sell, in front 0: | tro wwise trustees | VED BY Two. | ited.” A Pullman ars. | Louisville, without Pullman fees, 513 220 RICH! ae B Fy ag me 75 i locations and tickets General Passenrer Agent. MOND AND DANVILLE at company’s of- avenue. REUBEN FOSTER, RECEIVERS. in effect November 19, 1893. Pennsylvania Schedule > Ml trains arrive and leave at eenger Sta’ ition, Washington, D. C. $:00 a.m. dafly.—Local for Danville and inter- Mediate stat runs to Atlanta, ~y Putiman Bi wis Herndon only. oe Montgomery and ‘New Wriesme, , and} ne iufet Sleeper through New Ye so New Orleans, via Montgomers, Through trains from the sonth arrive Washington = ~~ and 8:30 p.m.: ye 9 vision, pm. . except Sunday, am. daily from Ctarlottesville. ‘Tickets. Sleeping Car reserea tions and information furnished et offices, S11 and 1300 Pennsylvania ave. an? at Passenger Station, Pennsylvania Rail- road. Washincton, D.C. W. Hi. GREFN, Gen Man. L. & Brown. General Agent Passenger Dept. 120 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. | Wasi THURSD. nial Tea j leaves Ki HANI 0 Coan nnd seS-et songer ac ap27-te NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON DAILY LINE ‘The new and powerful Iron WASHINGTON AD NORFOLK. Steamer Wakefield on MONDAYS, tad SATURDAYS at 7 a.m. for Noctini reek, Va, and jatermediate riving at | Gee echedsled 'GTON STEAMBOAT ©O., “LIMITED.” From 7th st. “ferry wharf.” WEDNESDAYS landings. Retu: AS and SUNDAYS. ®: y. Arrowsmith on Mi 3:00 p.m. for Ale: je. }ONDAYS ana adria, Colo- ch and all lower river } iusale TUESDAYS ant RSDAYS for Washingtoa WED. RIDAY MOR3 . On SATUR- m_ for Colonial Beach, Colten’s, St. George's Island, Smith cree Yeocomico; returning leaves Kinsale, a Wastington SUNDAYS about 10 p.m. General Manager. arriving 2) PW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Leaves River View wi ‘ith street, Sunday, Tureday and Thursday at 7 n.m. Landing at aii wharves as far down as Maddox creck, Returning on Mondays. Wednesdays und Fridays, 3 pan.” Pan: ‘ions ‘Feceived comunoda’ first-class. Telephone, 1765. + ‘Alexandria, FE. S. RANDALL, and Manacer. \ eo. BETWEEN WASITINGTON, FORTGESS MONROE and st Leave Washington daily st 7 p.m. from a arty kiies a Seco aet Se m. next aay. Nortel at 8 where rai ‘connections are ‘nn ce south and NCRTH ROUND, Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p.m. Leave Monroe ey ee Arrive at Washington 6:30 a. Tickets on sole ot 512, 619, 1951 nia ave. and G15 15th ~4 Dw, sk fer ‘Telopnone sylvay A Aplétt end 142] Peon tickets via the mew line. 750. ss 380. CALLATAN, Gon. bapt