Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1894, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1894—-TWELVE PAGES. Mt. Airy, on the main line, was visited by thieves a few nights ago and an entire hind quarter of beef and twenty-five pieces of pork taken. County Constable Adams and Mr. Mullinix traced the tracks of a team from the meat house to the house cf a colored woman, Katie Bostick, where they found half the meat, recovering the balance of it underneath the hay in the stable of Harry Luckett, colored. As they were get- ting out the meat Luckett escaped to the thick woods nearby and has not been csp- tured. The Bostick woman was brought to Frederick, and upon a preliminary hear- ing before Justice Eckstein was committed to jail in default of $200 bail, to await the action of the grand jury. Washington Camp, No. 367, Patriotic Order Sons of America, of Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa., has passed resolutions complimentary to Chief Judge James Mc- Sherry of this city, a synopsis of whose views as to the inadvisibility’ of dividing the public school fund was given in The Evening Star at the time. Mrs. Mary E., wife of Geo. J. Butt, who died in Washington a few days ago, was a native of this county and very well known here. Of her surviving children, Mrs. Alice Cashour lives at New London, this county; Mr. S. P. Keller at Laurel, Md.; Mr. Geo. H. Butt at Petersburg, Va.; Miss Lilla ; Warde Butt and Mr. E. J. Nottingham in Washington. The company recently organized to build an electric railway from Myersville, this county, to Middletown are determined that unless the projected road from Frederick to Middletown is built they will extend their road on down the valley from Middle- town to Brunswick. They have nearly dis- posed of the $25,000 worth of bonds to guar- antee the building of their line and expect to have work begin this spring. At the church work convention of the Evangelical Reformed Church, recently held in Woodsboro’, this county, a Reform- ed Church Ministerial Association was or- ganized, composed of ail the Reformed inin- rs in the county, and with the Rev. Dr. R. Erchbach of Frederick as presiden’ and the Rev. Atvill Conner as secretary. Geo. Wm. Smith has bought the Ité-acre farm of the late Col. John B. Thomas, for $9,704. His i4-acre farm was bought by Caleb Lewis, for 36,514, and 33 acres by John F. Knauff, for $sus. a — KENSINGTON. SUBURBAN NEWS. oo os ALEXANDRIA. The city council continued in session un- til midnight last night, being engaged in some of the most important matters that have come before the board for many years. ‘The aldermen completed action upon the scheme for the amendment of the city charter and the matter will now go back to the common council for concurrence, and when a result is reached here the whole scheme will be sent to the general assembly at Richmond. The aldermen struck out the 10 cents per-front-foot tax which, as The Star has shown, is contrary to the constitu- tion of the state. and this amendment wiil certainly be concurred in by the lower board. While the aldermen were busy last night with the charter matter, the council occupied itself in considering the proposals for a bili to be passed by the general as- sembly, authorizing the corporation of Alexandria to borrow $200,000 for streets and sewer improvements. After a long di: cussion the plan was agreed to, 8 to 4, Messrs. Snowdan Moore, Uhier and Evans voting in the negative. The proposed bill was then sent to the board of aldermen, Where it kept that board awake uhtil a jJate hour, and just before midnight the Yote wes taken and the aldermen concurred with the council in adopting the bill. A notable fact appeared last night in the common council while the $200,000 improve- ment bill was under amendment. The orig- inal draft proposed that oniy freeholders should vote upon the acceptance of the plan. Mr. Mushbach moved to strike out ““freeholders™ and insert “white voters;" but it was insisted that colored real estate holders had a stake in the matter, and the board _refused—12 to 2 (Messrs. Mushbach and Fisher)—to adopt the amendment, so that if the vote shall ever be taken in Al- exandria colored real estate holders will have @ vote upon the question, while non- broperty holders will have none. The Deis Company embroglio, reported to The Star yesterday, was made the subject of action at the Fairfax coiirt house yester- day afternoon, and Mr. R. F. Knox, auc- tioneer of this city, was appointed a re- ceiver of the Deis Company's affairs at New Alexandria. A motion to discharge this order will soon be made. The Howard Cassard, new style steamer, is to be brought here from Baltimore and finished at the Alexandria shipyard, where it was originally proposed to build the — steamer Pocohontas of the same style. The corporation court has continued all the criminal cases. It is now engaged with civil suits only. W. G. Platt and others of Takoma have obtaired a charter here for the Takoma Hall Company. Judge Keith has mad: decree here for the sale of the Washington and Arlington Rail- — Company's rights after sitty days’ no- ice. | Several days ago the Home Missionary Sociew of the Methodist Church sent a large barrel of clothing and a box of fruits and jeliies to the Deaconess Home of Washington, for distribution among the poor and sick of that cuy. A committee had been appointed to solicit contributions and most of the families in the neighbor- j hood, and a number of friends from Garrett Park, responded. The goods sent were val- ued at #37. = The parsonage of the Methodist Church was filled with young folks Monday even- ing, the occasion being a surprise party tendered to Miss Lizzie Thompson. Among those present were: Miss Anna Lee of Anacostia, Miss Ball of Washington, Miss Blanche Latane of Virginia, Mrs. Calmese of Kentucky, Major and Mrs. J. W. Black- burn, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Moore, Misses Sallie and Fannie Reese, Nellie and Carlie Ogden, Edna Mannakee, Laura Wheatley, Nannie Lewis, Oda Calhoun, Nellie Miner, Stella Perry, Julia Langille, and Messrs. Harry Mannakee, William J. Thompson, Arthur Baxter, Frank Calhoun, Clark Thompson, and Drs. William L. and J. L. Lewis of Kensington. Miss Ball of Washington is the guest of Miss Lizzie Thompson. Mr. Anthony Ray, who has been home on a visit, has returned to the University of Virginia. ———~—___ ANACOSTIA, Nelson Hagstman, alias Nelse Foster, an aged German, was found wandering, bare- footed, about the streets of the town on Monday night at unseemly hours, robed in his underclothing. He was captured by a party of young men and taken as a prize to St. Elizabeth, but having been disowned there he was turned dver to Officer Roby of the police force, who placed him in safe keeping until morning, when he was found to have escaped from the Washington asy- jum, having been confined there pending an examination into his mental condition. oung Violet Social Club of East ston assembled at the residence of Miss Mary Stepnenson, 73 10th street south- east, on Monday evening last, and proceed- ed thence to the Talbert mansion, the res- idence of Mr. Murray Ailen, at Anacostia. From there the cluv went on a straw ride to Mr. W. E. Baldwin's of Congress Heights, where the regular weekly meeting Was heid. The rest of the evening was spent in games and music. The party re- turned to Washington about midnight. Among those present were Mr. S. B. Tay- lor, president; Mr. Murray Allan, vice pres- ident; Miss Nettie Moulton, financial sec- retary; Miss Fannie Freeland, treasurer; Mr. L. H. Taylor, recording secretary; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Baldwin, the Misses Stone, Morton, Hartley, Stevenson, Hearst, Roberts, Thompson, Blackman, Woods and Lusby, Messrs. Jones, Kyle, Mayhew, Per- kins, Oliver, Carroll, Nailey and Gains. Miss Daisy Hutchinson of Giesboro’ is wisiting friends in Anacostia. John A. Logan Corps, W. R. C., is ar- Fanging for a “Martha Washington tea Party.” to be given soon to supplement the efforts of the citizens’ committee in pro- euring funds for aiding the distressed in our midst. Miss Anna Lee of Anacostia Heights is visiting Miss Ogden of Kensington. Mr. C. F. Uhrbach of Jackson street is Fecovering from a severe attack of the grip. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tippett of St. Mary's county are visiting Mrs. Delilah Thomp- gon, sister of Mr. Tippett, at the Baldwin farm. on the Hamilton road. A number of the citizens of this village While Mr. James M. Feddon was engaged | wij) ‘meet at Wells’ Hall tomorrow 1 ht | Mig "tast inthe effort 09: cover tv the’ hey | 1OF the Durvose of organizing a volunteer © t vm ve ers of this buildings that are nearing completion at| Sia Company. The ofice é Prcee maneth the horse attached to his bus-| test for chief flreman will be quite lvely, wago! estiv si weral ¢: es for the Sean tie tonne home ata Mees | eon ee Teed en eens through the gate one) P'r.e Webster Debating Society will meet Sten with ka ieee cad he at Mechanics’ Hall this evening and give ing. The now thoroughly frenzied animal | @ Seneral debate upon the Chinese question. | continued its flight. draeying the shattered —_ vehicle down the steep grade of the asy- BROOKLAND. H lum hill, near the foot of which It came ees | into contact with a two-horse wagon driven| ‘rhe Dorcas Society of St. Clement's P.| aE tke kee ee at Coan Wad ey, weccentol eating completing the wreck of the wagon to et os | yesterday afternoon at the residence of which it was still attached. The horse, which had escaped injury, was secured by| Mrs. Sage in West Brovkland. The next | assembling of the ladies of the society will a bystander. oo HYATTSVILLE. The third meeting of the Gastronomic Prize Club of this village was held at “Al- denhall,” the residence of Dr. Henry S. Hall, last Mond: night, with a full at- tendance, and was voted one of the most enjoyabie affairs of the season. The rooms were brilliantly illuminated and handsome- ly decorated. The display of cookery was exceptionally fine. Conversation was in- duiged in until a late hour. The first prize was again awarded to Mrs. Capt. W. A. Bartiett of Highland; this time on chicken croquettes; and Mrs. R. G. Whiting won the second prize for the wine jelly. Those present were Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Buck, Mr., Espy D. Buck and Master Lonny Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Baukhages, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. | Tise and Misses Mamie and Natie Tise, Dr. and Mrs. Henry S. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Crutch- ett and Miss Marie Crutchett, Capt. and Mrs. W. A. Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Cuteheon, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Gramlich, Masters Paul Crutchett and Edwin Bauk- bages, Miss Daisy Bartlett, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Wm. Giusta and Mrs, J. M. Tinker. Tie next meeting of the club will take place at the residence of Mr. R. G. Whiting on the first Monday in February. A dance will be given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Holden tomorrow night ir. honor of their guest, Miss Gertrude Pax- | ton of Washington. pe CE Sel net eaiitioned the | ue with Mrs. G. M. Filimote in West Drook- sewer 150 feet south on Pierce street from| land. An oyster supper will be givea at | | s intersection with Jackson street. the home of Mrs. T. G. Carmick tomorrow | tate ernie bas been granted Minor & El-| evening to the choir of St. Clement's in | po ne aeene ak Caae ae) recognition of the faithful and efficient | Mr. O. W. Guerdrum has, by letter, called | vice they have rendered their church. the attention of the Commissioners to the| Master Allen Towers celebrated his | the abla eeaicg (nat ,the weighmaster of | pirthday on Monday evening by a pleasant public scales in Anacostia imposes Ps = charge of 50 cents for a load of hay, the| S#thering of his friends at bis home on weight of which exceeds one ton net.| Hartford street and an enjoyable “taffy Whereas %% cents ts the fee charged for} pull." Among those present were Mrs. any weieht from 500 pounds and upward] Fillmore, Master Eddie Fillmore, Carl and on the citv scales. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Griswold have return- ef home from a pleasant visit of ten days to friends north. Willie Kellar, Bessie Towers, Steila Larner, Hattie Owens and Grace Laraer. Miss Belle Owens was completely surpri ed at the close of her birthday on Wed:es- Mrs. Clare Huntt and Miss Ida Hertt! gay by a sudden onset of her friends, who are visiting Mrs. Silas Talbert of Oxon Hill. | from all points of the compass met at Cn PED EE Ty versity station, and, preceded by music, ROCKVILLE. marched to the home of Miss Owens cn! —— Michigan avenue, where after the first ‘The January term of the circuit court for | amazement had subsided, the night was this county has closed. In the case of | spent in dancing and pleasant chat. Thos Wixeehe 34, Richs . Marcellus Btent-|PFesent were Mrs. Donaldson and the om for dite en, narcellus Etchi-| Nisses Lillie and Bertie Donaldson of| son, action for divorce, the court decided in favor of the plaintiff and granted alimony to the amount of $2 per year. George Banks, colored, tried for committing an as- sault on Officer Horton G. Thompson at Germantown, was released by the court on condition that he leave the county. In the orphans’ court on Tuesday the fol- lowing business was transacted: George P. Hoskinson and Clarence Hoskinson, admin- | istrators of Hilleary Hoskinson, deceased, filed an estimate of annual rental value of Peal estate of deceased. H. Maurice Talbott, administrator of Stephen Robertson, de-| ceased. filed inventory of personal estate of | said deceased and was granted order of sale. An Inventory of real estate of Will- fam M. Thayer, late of the District of Co- lumbia, deceased, was filed in this court. Ordination services will be held in the Christian Church at this place Friday even- ing, 26th instant, when Rev. Richard Bag- by. the young pastor of that congregation, will be formally installed in the ministry. Brightwood, Mr. Virr and Mr. Phillips of Washington, Mr. Clarke and Mr. Richard} Moore of Anacostia, Mrs. Joseph Mhine, Miss Pinkie Rhine, Mr. Plummer Rhine, Messrs. George Cobourn, Ashton Cobourn, | }John Hamilton and Oltie e of Clifton Park, Miss Lillie Kramer and Mr. Dudley Gilmore of Silver Springs and Mr. Charles Robey of Chillum. = Seon FALLS CHURCH. Miss Virginia Dox, a missionary conected with the “Home Missionary Society,” de- livered an interesting lecture last night at the Congregational Church to a large au- dience. Miss Dox during her stay here has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rowell. | The Baptist Church heid a sociable Mon- day night at the new and pretty home of Mr. John Newlon. An entertaining pro-| gram was carried out, Miss Clara L. Gula-| ger, Aida Boernstein, Persis Proudfit, Mrs. Rev. F. D. Power of Vermont Avenue} Gould, Miss Spofford and Bessie Newlon Church, Washington, will deliver an address | taking part. appropriate to the occasion. Rev. E. B.| Mr. Philip Nourse gave a birthday party Bagby, chaplain of the House of Represent- | to his young friends Frida : H atives and brother of the candidate. will! “The Home Missio S of the Con- iso be present and take part in the ex- gregational ¢ residence of ercises. | Mrs. ‘The committee appointed at a recent meet- | ing of the Rockville Rod and Gun Club to Prepare a law for the protection of game has concluded to await the adoption of the morning, and the met in the afternoon at ame pige . | Miss Fureton of Washington spent Satur- day and SMday with Miss Aida Boern- general state law now before the legislature. Stein, | Sera ce a | Miss Annie Rowell of Washington fs visit- FREDERICK. bin = her brother, Mr. Ambrose Rowell. | | Miss Clara Gulager has returned from a} visit to Washington. Wm. Leonard, the condemned murdere- who is awaiting execution in the j here The young people of Falls Church have, . Speesabema as | organized a social club, which will hold its on the 16th of February, has, it is stated, | 9rstnize) | meeting at the residence of Mc induced his counsel doa few | Proudfit on Saturday night. j | to make an effort in his behalf | a aes * toward a com ation of his se The will of the late Catharine McCarthy! tence to life tmpriso: The first stev} was filed esterday. in this directic m the dispatching Bishop Talbot of Idaho and ¥ pming will of a letter t lian Pauncefote, the tonight at john's Chur h and fae Cd SS on missionary life in the west, at British ambassador: at Washington, Those who attend may be sure him to intercede in behalf of Leonard, who | esting talk. j claims that although he has been fourteen | years a resid country he has never legaily and is st muse a@ British su be Then you | . Brand Evaporated | Cre Weldedly supe iw richness and flavor Ito ordinary milk or cream. | | desperate neture of the financial game the | guided the inventor to within 600 yards of , turning to the mill owned by the J. E. Potts AUCTION SALES. Chairman Manley Talks About Party TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. Plans and Prospects. Joseph H. Manley, chairman of the re- publican national executive committee, who is. at Boston, talked yesterday at length as to the duties of his office, and the out- TOLSON, GORE & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 620 La. ave., opp. old City Post Office. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLUSH PARLOR SUITES, MARBLE TOP’ TABLES, WALNUT AND ASH FURNITURE, EXTENSION TABLES, HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES, FRATA- lcok for the republicans at the next elee- ERS, WARDROBES, TURKISH " CHAIRS, tion. While he personally favors Reed's| LOUNGES, URUSSELS AND INGRAIN “(Cait nomination, he emphatically asserted that GLASS AND JARDINIERS AND FLOWER Pt . AT AUCTION IN FRONT OF AND DALES ROOMS, THURSDAY MORNING, JAN UARY TWENTY-FIFTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK, CHAS. WBEKS, Salesman. as chairman of the executive committee he did not propose to betray the trust commit- ted to him and use the position of chair- man of the committee to boom Mr. Reed’s candidacy or any other man’s candidacy. “The committee’s powers are purely ex- ecutive,” he said. “It is not their duty to formulate platforms for the party, but to ars carry out the plans which the party lays | QfUB DAY at ELEVEN Aj Mt and THREE down in its national convention. It would | week, of JAPANESE OBJECTS OF ART, by, order be very indelicate for members of the com- | %,Jmperial Japanese Trading Co. of Kobe. Japan. consisting of Satsuma Vases, Coros, Jardi- mittee to become partisans in favor of any | nieres, Rose and Cracker Jars, Souvenir Cups and one candidate as against another, because Saucers, Embrotderies, Screens, Rugs, &c., &e. they might be called upon to manage the Also a collection of IVORY CARVINGS, campaign of some candidate whose nomina- | Must be sold to the highest bidder. tion they had not favored. - “There is perfect harmony,” Mr. Manley continued, “among the members of the ex- ecutive committee as to their duties in this respect. They desire to obey the will of the party and not to thwart it, and they will be very careful in carrying out what they believe to be the wishes of the party. ‘One question the national committee is going to consider is the question of repre- sentation. There has been a growing feel- ing all over the country that the represen- tation should be changed in our republican. conventions. Of course it is impossible for the committee to call a convention not Tecognizing state and congressional dis- WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. 1001 Pa. ave., cor. 10th st. jal3-1m RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. 920 Pa. ave. nw. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 250 PACKAGES OF UNCLAIMED CLOTHING, &c., AT AUCTION, TO PAY CLEANING AND DYE- ING CHARGES. ON THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FIFTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M., we will sell at public auction’ = AT = THE —— AUCTION ROOMS OF RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., 920 PA. AVE. N.W., for uccount of whom it may con- cern, about 250 PACKAGES OF CLOTHING AND WEARING APPAREL TO COVER CHARGES FOR CLEANING, DYEING, &c. All persons interested Will please take notice. trict representation, but the plan proposed ‘Terms cash. is ae is that’each state shall have two delegates- ANTON FISCHER. = wt-ldrge, that each congressional district ANTON C. perm SWall have one delegate, and that each con- | _ Ja22-3t Phaed alecassusts gressional district which cast 7,000 republi- can votes at the presidential election in isvz shall have an additional delegate, and for every additional 7,000 votes cast and a fraction thereof, allowing in addition the District of Columbia and each territory, to have one delegate. “This is not aimed at the south,but would hit every congressional district where there are few republican votes. It would, it is conceded, reduce the representation from the southern states and increase the rep- resentation of such strong republican states as Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massachusetts, Ver- mont and Maine. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 612 E st. nw. Important Sale of Groceries and Liquors, Two Horses, Business Wagon, Bug= gy, Harness, &c., &c. On HURSDAY, JANUARY ‘TWENTY-FIFTH, 1894, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, at store, 3204 M street, Georgetown, D, igned, by authority vested in im by Chas. Beall Co, will hi “The committee hope that this question of | Public’ auction tongeisieee contents. therelp at representation will be = up a Groceries, recently a a publican newspapers and thoroughly dis- x, MURACING IN” PART— cussed so that they may learn the true pub- | WHISKIES, HRANDIBS "GINS “AND WINES 1x lic- opinion upon. this question, and thus) PEMUQHAS AXD BOTTL have something to guide them in their de- LASSES AND SiRUPS, ¥ liberations.”” N’ B SOAPS, . Manley mphatic in the ex- SHELF GOODS OF 'E' Mr. Manley was very empha| wil bill PRESERVES, CAKES AND CRACKERS, TO” pression of his belief that the Wilson BACCO WD Stee, AnD GRACE Rus. TO. will never become a law. ge . POTOMAC HERRING,” MACKEREL, WOODEN see INDIA'S FINANCIAL PROSPECTS. AND WHR TURESS COMPRIS 5 aK: COMBINATION FIREPROOF SAFE (NEARLY ‘The Gladstone Min istry Criticised for wocN PR SCALES, TWO UXKGE cE BOXES, ee eae TWO HonSES, GROCERY Wacox, BUGGY, The London Globe says that the Indian financial prospects are in a state of chaos HARNESS, , ee N. B.-THIS STOCK IS’ NEW, CLEAN AND STANDARD ARTICLES AND SHOULD COM. and without any tendency to a satisfactory — ty ATTENTION OF DEALERS AND MIVATE + solution, Continuing, the Globe remarks: THE HORSES, WAGON AND BUGGY WILL BE “One great experiment has collapsed and | sophr ees ha Bhs @ reversal of the attempt made in June to = a J. DY ER. MAS DOWLING CO., At subject political economy to official regula- | THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Aucts. Ja204) tions really amounts to a confession of fail- ure. The whole financial situation in India must now be faced, and the intervention of a sound economist is wanted with a large commission to overhaul the whole subject and with proportionate power to give ef- fect to his recommendations. The St. James Gazette severely criticises the past Indian policy and says that after demoralizing the trade since June, the In- a ~ dian government's unfortunate experiment | Pari te yas, fronting, 30) few GP aggme Forage Bd has completely broken down, and that its | ever, to a deed of trust for $1,300, payable April tardy retreat from an untenable position | 3, 1896, with interest at 6 per cent per annum, also means that Mr. Gladstone’s govern- | payab) nog rpm Ren iaore fe ec erms: One-half ¢: ce ear, ment is at last alive to the hazardous and | Term a ete ee ne oe to be secured by decd of trust upon property. wold, or all cash, at option of purchaser. complied with in ten days from da property will be resold at faugting purchase? A deposit of two hundred (200) dollars will be required when bid fs accepted. All conveyancing and recording at cost of pur WASI'N DANENHOWER, 13th and G sis. now. Agent for owner, THOS. DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY THE SOUTH SIDE OF KOAD STREET BETWEEN 31ST AND 32D STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D. On THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-PIFTH, 1894, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. i will 'sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the premises, all that certain plece sf Parcel of land and premises known and. distin- ished as lot numbered two (2), in equare num. red one bundred and ten (110), in Georgetown, Indian authorities are playing. In conclu- sion the St. James Gazette say: if the government dismisses the idea of establishing a gold standard in India and, abandoning | cheap for expensive currency, enriching China and Japan at the cost of India, then the dangers of the past six months will assume less portentous dimen- sions. In the meanwhile, Saturday’s de- cision means a further fall with no imme- bee ‘ospect of steadiness in the price of silve: risk and cost’ of de- TOLSON, GORE & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 629 LOUISIANA "AVE. NW. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF ONE ACRE OF GROUND AT BURVILLE. D.C. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in liber 1806. folio 228, et seq.. one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the holder of the note secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, in front of the soe. MACHINE THAT HUNTS TREASURE. Seon to Be Tested in a Search for a premises, Pirate's Hoard on Cocos Isiand. THURSDA JANUARY TWENTY Arn Peter Smith of Vancouver, B. C., has a} jtwing real conte ee LOCK, PM. the Ke wing real estate: All that of lad known aud distinguis' suldivision of Burville, District of Columbia Terns made knwo Sule, A deposit of $50 will be required at Ume of sale. JOHN McILV. tain plece or parcel mineral locating machine which he claims ed as lot Gl of a will enable him to find hidden treasure. The contrivance has not been perfected yet. At present it is described by the San Fran- Jal5-dts ©. M. BRY. cisco Chronicle as resembling a wooden box | -“”>" ee | with « tin fog horn sticking through a hole “ " in one side and suspended from a string | — ee “RATULIPFE, DARK & within the box. Mr, Smith was asked if he » AUCTIONESES. would practically test the machine's pow- ers to locate the treasure and he willingly consented. The inventor of the strange machine remained in the city while # num- ber of curious citizens wrapped up $40 1n silver, and going three miles from town hid the money beneath a bush in Staniey Park The Un indicator was pointed in the direc- tion of Stanley Park at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and at 5 o'clock the machine had TRUSTEES’ SALE UF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESiare KNOWN 38 NOS. 920 AND 922 Isat SY. Now. By virtue of two several deeds of trust bewring dete respectively July 15, 1s ary o, Lsss, and two us, aud Janu: duly recorded respectively on er 112’, at Tolle 476 et seq. eF Nv. VL, wt cole rus of the Disirict of Columota, and at Che written request of the purty secured Uberevy, we the undersigned Uustees Will sell at public IN Trout of tue preni SATURDAY, ALD DAY OF FRERUARY, D. 1804, AT HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK F M., ail that certain piece or parcel of laud and Premises situated iu the city of Washington, Dis- July 15, isd, im 1 the spot where the treasure was hidden. It was getting dark and those present decided to assist Mr. Smith by directing him within 20 yards of the place. Columbia, and koown and distinguistied as rl n all of original lot twenty-seven ‘Then the fun commenced. Mr. Smith | $% delux all. of | Rp cpeendporty | moved the machine's. pointer carefully | Suse Ode hundred aud six (106, ay the sa ubout until the mysterious inside of the box began wo make 2 peculiar rattling sound, and the inventor said: “I am now directly in line of the treasure.” He then put on a rubber apron and advanced cautiously, the machine continuing to faintly rattle. Sud- denly it siepped and Mr. Smith said: “1 have passed the spot.” He walked slowly backwards, and the moment the box recom- } posit of menced Its audible manifestations ran the | the loo Fae “gph itheven gf hemp Bop cibcieae I sos the - | notarial fees at cost of pureuaser. of sale ke mcbiet vat a ing Sikes cant aves to be complied with within ten days frou day of Bremner of cocos Island fame hag interest- | le. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to ed himself in the invention, and he and the of the purchase money balance tn Uwo equal and two years, wit iuterest at G per cent 1 ayatle from day of 5: red payment’ to ented by the notes of the purchaser and first deed of trust upon the propel cash at the purchaser's option. resell the property at the risk and cost of default- ing purebaser. inventcr have already started a subscrip- W. E. EDMONSTON, ‘Trustee, tion list with fair prospects of raising cap- 500 Sth st. mow. ital to perfect the machine and put on rec- ROBERT O. HOLTZMA ‘Trustee, ord the one-hundredth attempt to unearth | ja2i-d&ds aus oe Fe ee the pirate treasure at Cocos Island. A num- ber of men of accredited shrewdness believe in the machine and will lend their personal and financial aid toward the treasure island scheme. RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEERS, RANT. PHE EN TIRE STOCK OF & CO, ee Went Down With the Trestic. The most disastrous railroad accident in the history of southern Arkansas occurred near Carnden, Ouachita county, Ark., Sat- urday night, in which three men were killed outright and nearly a score of others in- jured. The accident occurred on a narrow- gauge raflroad ten miles from Camden. A lumber train, loaded with workmen, was re- COMPRISING IANO AND HANDSOME S SHOW CASES HORSES, WAGON, 2 LARGE VAN, HARN TWo GRAY NO-LOR Lumber Company, and on rounding a curve the engineer was horrified to discover that a trestle a few yards in front of him had | been undermined by the heavy rains and j kcferal asso: partiy washed away. He made a desperate effort to stop the train, but it crashed head- long Into the ravine. The engine went down first, followed by the flat cars loaded with workmen. Several men jumped, but many were taught under the lumber and held fast, while the others were pintoned beneath | the heavy cars and crushed to death. Those who were able to walk went to farm houses near by and dispatched mes- sengers to Potts’ Mill and to Camden ior aid. In the meantime the farmers in the vicinity rushed to the scene of the wreck and rendered all the assistance in their power. The dead and injured were taken to the homes of the farmers, which were con- verted into temporary hospitals. Three men were taken from the wreck crushed beyond recognition, RATCLIPE DUNCA TRUSTEES we of a certain ith Gthy day o' ¢ land No. recorded Colunsivi 75 et sey., aud rs of the notes secured SK at public auction, tr on WEDNESDAY, "the i A.D." 1894 -eoo—_—___ ity of ‘All Pure food exposition every afternoon and evening at Convention Hall. Doors open at ! 2 p.m. and close at 10:30 p.m. Cook lectures at %:30.—Advt. ‘ AUCTION SALE HL Disirtet of pieces or par Aistingutsbed as dred and thirty-seven ved one hut hundred ane moell and J. W subdivision of lots in square numbercd t hundred and thirty-five @35), as per plat recorded in Liber folio 152, of the records of the sur veyor's office of the District of Columbia, together with the improvements th uccessors to W Terms: One-third of the purchase money to br a paid. in cash and the ba in two equal instalt . menis, respectively in one and tw cured SALE THURSDAY, by a deed of trust upon th with JANUARY TWE! FIFTH, ATTEN A.M., in interest thereon, payaile sex! lly, at the rate rooms, RAIN OR| of six per cent per annum, or all cash, at the op OF BED ROOM SETS IN OAK, ASH | tion of the purchaser. A ‘deposit of §200 will be rALNUT, TWO FINE OAK FOLDING | required at the time of sale. Sale to be closed ir iS, MATTRESSES, PILL fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise the prop TOILET WAR RLOR FUR: | erty will be resold at the risk aud cost of detault : oe ing purchaser after tive days’ notice of such resale Cars by duvertisement in sonic one or more spaper: published in the city of Washington, D.C ma BRAINARD H.’W4 Trustees. OAK — BEDSTEADS, SPRINGS AND MAT- LOUIS D. WINE. §al0-d&ds THE AROVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TH. RST, mM, wa tal sari RD H. WARNER, ALSO Carpets, in Body Brussels, Ingrain, . Slate Mantels and Gas Pipe. P. Goods consigi to oor Sales Will be cart- ed fre f charge. Consignments received up to hour of sale, it | ja24-ahas Tw BRAID LOUIS D. WINE, Trustees. | offer at public auct , the under: | ‘Terms to be | Y of wale, or the | ‘mi-an- | { ption of the purchaser. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 612 E ST. N.W. THREE VERY VALUABLE BRICK WAREHOUSES AND WHARF PROPERTY, BEING NOS. 3208, $210 AND 3212 WATER "STREET, GEORGE: TOWN, D. C., AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD, 1894, at FOUR O'CLOCK, ‘tn front of the premises, we shall Te ta quate 3 nae, uarts of lots 14, 15, 16 and 7 re 3, improved by three ‘lange brick warehouses, being Nos. 3208, 3210 and 3212 Water street, GEORGETOWN, D. ©. This property has a frontage on about 86 feet, ter street of running back to the channel of the Fotomae Tiver, aud is considered the best and most Valuable wharf property in Georgetown, and should comituand the attention of Investors, Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash, the residue in two equal payments at one and two years, with notes bearing interest at 6 ber cent per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. All conveyance, ing and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘Five hun. dred dollars deposit on exch property will be te. quired when the property is struck of. It the terms of sale are not complied with in fifteen days from the date of sale the right is reserved to re. Sell the property at the risk and cost of the dec faulting urchaser ant, Hetchasers, after ten days’ advertisement in The Evening Star, published the District of Columbia. 7 * THOMAS DOWLING & Co., Jja23-a1 ‘Auctioneers, THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTION 612 E ST. NW. GOVERNMENT SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES: FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, REMOVED TO OUR AUCTION ROOMS FOR CONV 2NIENCE OF SALE, EMBRACING IN PART: SEVERAL TONS OF WASTE PAPER, of pl wi TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VA Inction tyrone prem anect! in it of the i ON TU! JANUARY THIRTIETH A YM., all those certain and premises situate in va ad north by said lot 2 Cazenove's addition —_ by a Georgetown, all Mare numbered 21 in Georgetow: the improvements tberean, consist brick buildings, formerly used as mach! and iron foundries. thereon at the’ raid. of required at t Property at the risk ai chi dersigned may deem AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYs ©. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SITUATE ON WASHINGTON STREET AND CHESAVEAKE A’ OHO CANAL, IN GEORGETO' D. C., AND IM- PROVED BY LARGE BRICK BUILDIN ADAPTED TO USE OF MACHINE SHOPS, IRON FOUNDRIES OR WAREHOUSE PUR: By virtue of a deed of trust to us bearing date of May, A. D. 1891, and re- humoer 1509, ut folio 22, et seq., records of the’ District of Columbia, it the request of the parties secured a trustees, will sell at ane DAY, 1804, AT FOUR O'CLOCK jeces or parcels of land town, in the District and designated as lot numbered 27, Columbia, and so much of lot numbered 26 as is not included ithin the Chesapeake caual, in Beall’ ti athe, Chesapeake and Ohio 1, in f ground south of said lot 27, Vapping” and bounded on the Al rip or | as part of eet, on the south by lot 2 of Deakin’ Lee and Georgetown, and on the of said land being in n, together with ing of two large ime shops Said property will be sold subject to a ceftain for $6,000, dated May 25, 1891, pay- ple in three years irom that date, lth interest rate of 6 per cent per until f gale: All cash over and above said deed trust above described. A deposit of $300 will be ime of sale. Tertas of sale to be com- ved with in ten days from date of sale, other- ise the trustees reserve the right to resell the nd cost of the defaulting pur- after such notice as the un- Terms ker Or purchasers: . proper. LOT CARPETS AND OILCLOTH, COMMITTEE | CHAK P. WILLIAMS, TABLES, — Ja19-ats WALTER R. WILCOX, Trustees. OLD FURNITURE CASES, &e:, &e. By order of the chief clerk of the House of Rep- resentatives, We shall sell at our auction rooms | commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, oned articles. juz3-4' THOMAS DOWLID the above’ men: 3 & ©O., Aucts. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. 612 E st. aw THE EAST SIDE OF 10TH ST. BE!WEEN F AND G STS. N. E., BEING NO. 605 10TH ST. N. E., WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated the 2a day of February, 1889, and duly recorded in Liber 1361, folio 485 et seq., and by direction of the | party secured therebs, the undersigned trastee will Sell on MONDAY " AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY FIFTH, 1894, A'T FOUR O'CLOCK, ‘in front of the | I premises, all’ that certain plece and parcel of land and premises situate in the city Washington, D. C.. being lot No. 28, in square No. 960, front. ing 16 feet on 10th st. by a depth of 100 feet 1014 inches, more or less, running back to a wide alley, | with ‘the improvements thereon, consisting of a two-story and basement brick dwelling house. Terms of sale: 1-8 of the purchase money in cash, the residue in two equal payments, at one | And two years, with notex bearing interest. and se- red by a deed of trust on the property, or all required when the property is struck off. If the ferms of sale are not complied with in ten days from the date thereof the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five duys’ advertise- ment in the Evening Star, published in said city. FIELDER P. HACKNEY, ‘Ja22-dts Trustee, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. AUCTIONEERS, NO. 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST CHANCERY AND TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUA- BLE REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON THE MIWEST CORNER OF | THIRTEEN AND E STREETS NORTHWEST, IMPROVED BY LARGE BRICK BUILDING, CONTAINING | Li. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, KNOWS AS tHE GREASON HOUSE,” ‘TO’ CLOSE ‘THE | ESTATE OF WILLIAM GREASON, DECEASED. Under and by virtue of the last will and teste. iment of William Greason, deceased, recorded in} Will Book No. 19, folio 151, in the’ office of the ‘eister of wills of the District of Columbia, and | certain decrees pussed t ss District of Columt quity € et 2s, wherein George W | #re complainants and Clarence Leroy Palmer et al. ; 1 will sell on the premises on EBRUARY 1, sod, AT THREE | part of lot ‘numbered one (1), in Square Numbered two hundred and fifty-four (254), conttined within the following metes and. bout Beginuing at the corner fornied by the intersec- | tion of 13th street west and E street north and , extending along the line of said E street thirty-five feet three inches (35 feet 3 inches) (more or less) est; thence ut right angles with said E. street be | i aves of Business sand | amusement, 4 large three-story It is Improved W3: ull title examining, mg and Te: ing to be at che sole cost of the purchaser, rus of sale te be complied with within ten * ater the property ts sold or the trustee will | K and vost of the defaulting pur- | mm i BRICK STABLE. To SE THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM GREA- . DECEASED. aud virtue of the last will and testa- tof William Greason, deceased,duly recorded in k No. + folio i of wills of the District of ¢ virtue of certain decrees, No. 11109, docket No. 28. by the of the District of Columbia, in prge W. Greason et al. are coni- Varence Leroy Paimer ‘et al. are | 8 3 lumbia, and pussed in urt ‘ ts, in the said William 1 will offer | estate reason. mulses, on MONDAY, JANU- | 10 SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1894, | TR duly recorded in Liber No. ene of the land records of th: TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON | yh Tit A. D. lowing described real estate, sit e trict of Col Mt distin Be Gor Dia, together with the improvements. ti be paid in cash sale; $200 of which must be paid Q | the residue ‘of the purchase money to be paid in | two ege 1 | from the Payments ai from the day of sale, cured by deed of trust on the property sold, complied with in sale, otherwise the fesell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. | Al! conveyancing, recording, Jal9-d&dds TRUSTEES’ SAL ‘24th day of October, in Liber 1528, folio 245 | j of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the auet! ) TWENTY-NINTH Ta PAST FOUR O'CLOCK property, | Sila, "and "known of the subdivision in Liber Governor Shephe folio 137, of the recods in the <0 of the District of Columbia fect on north side 0! est, and secured " Will Book No. inches (36 feet 6 i dred and eighty-se | itol Hill, and ts very ‘The present miler to settle up and close the | £000 rental RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., 920 PA. AVE. Ww. _WOSTORY FRAME : NINTH STHEGT EXTENDED. Sab Pr lh > TENDED AND ERIE STREET. IN THE SUBDIVISION BRIGHTWOOD PARK. (SC PDIVISION OF By virtue of a deed. AUCTS., trus 17 . given to and . Salto 87 et’ wna District of Colum: party secured there- » and ut the request of the ¥. the undersigned trustees will wifer for wale at Sic auction, in front of the premises,” on KSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF PEBRUARY, 1894, AT FOUR O'CLOCK M., the fol- im the DMs. lumbia, known aud distinguished as. md lot 3 ock numbered eighteen as per plat recorded of the records the District of Colam- hereon. Terms of sale: within fifteen days from property ‘when the same is knock das of it on installments, at one and two years of sale, with interest on the deferred the rate of 6 per cent per annnm pasable semi-annually, se- 0 cash, at option of purchaser. All conve; and | of the purchase money may be paid in cash. at recording at purchaser's cost. $100 deposit will he the option of the Aprehascr. Terms to be fully ifteen days from the day of trustees reserve the right to Cy at purchaser's cos SAMUEL J. FISHEL, FREDERICK G. AUKAM, ‘Trustees. ., Auctioneers. 1407 Guecessors to Latimer & Sloan.) wt. EOF A VALUABLE PUILDING LOT IX THE SUBDIVISION OF COLUMGIA HEIGHTS, D.C. “ By virtue of a Certain deed of crust, Vlatel the D. 1390, aud diily recorded . of “be lawl records: rty secured thereby, will sell, az putite . in front of zhe ‘premises, on ‘MONDAY OS, AT MALE: ‘county fromix between and near Wailtnes The ‘Terms: deed of trust one-half the balanc one and two years from day ash, and the of sale, of or all cash. A deposit at time of sale. AM « ing and re ol feet) feet: th in @ straight Nae teased «a ie feet 3 inches) more or less: thence along the | J if ne e > resold, at the risk and ost defaulting ti ag 13th street to E street, the ph purchaser. bis property is oue of the most eligibl j PRANK 1 ALTON business sites for sale in this city; it = ~ Sirmaien iu the very heart of the elty and is dalv-d&ds a, —— cessible to all important ae er RATCLIFFE, DARK & ©0.. AUCTION: pd haseinent brick building. Known. as. mumbers Sa eee ee 1301 amt 1 Meet northwest, and also known | cuaxcCERY AND TRUSTEES SALE OF ge rg CABLE REAL SITU AT ris of sale: One-thint of the purchase money NORTHEAST CONNER GF SECOND | iu east. the bilance payable in one and two years, MARYLAND AVENUE NORTH | evidenced by the ps er's promissory notes, se- PROVED BY “FRAME DWELLIN | cured bs arnt le spon the property Sold, tearing | 200 AND 202 MAKYLAND AVENUE erest at 6 per contum per annum, pasable semi | -—" “LOSE THE ¥ EOF W! | Fywwalls, Takes and assesements paid to Jume Eon, Tne ee ee GREASON, DECEASED. Under and by virtue of t ent of William Gre » fol ter of wills of t reconied in of the reg. fa, aod in the offic: District of Coin Chaser. A deposit of $1.00 he fe) Under and by virtue wf certain decrees passed in | lgernasen! — hee <tg-y old ete oF the | ceity cause No. 11108, docket No. 28. in the Bu- THOMAS M. FIELDS. ‘Trusteo, ees Wiens or ae ee 4 : ‘ Teorge W. Greason et al. are « Poiccuantracsar Se Dt eet) Gores Liew eee oe on a | will sell, on WEDN AY. JANUAR THIRTY- 7 E. DARK & —— 1s04, Past pe "~ sye3 Yr. No. PENNSYLY. . Of the premises, pert of lot uambsnad three pened : |), tn square on hur Bs md fifty y VALU. | seven (752), contained with follows ITOATE. Se Acai | ad bounds? Dexinaing at the souteorer ANDTHE. | sald synare, and ragaing thease easterly 3 EST, IMPROVED | north line of Maryland av« feet three inches): thence west thirty-two tect six inches B2 foet 6 inches); thence south two tnmdsel and four feet four Inches .204 feet 4 inches) to the point of beginning, three bundred and sixty-four feet (6344 fect), more oF less. and coptaining six thousand ‘This ty is the most eligible co sVasble in tS cunsi<t impeor | “ both <f which houses, fory frat Terms of sale: for sale, the cash, the. balance nayatile in one and two ve ARY TWEATY-NINTH, A. D. 1894, AT HALF. | e¥idenced by the parchaysr's promirsory PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, part of lot numbered | Cured by frst Men upon “he property sid. lea oo four (41, in square numbered two hundred and | iterest at six_per om. sur payable ninety (296), contzined within the following metes | feml-annually, Taxes 5 mid to nds: Beginning for the same at the necti, Jane 30, 18GB. All title orner of the said lot, and thence running #1 recording to be at -l th sev thence uy feet six inches (70 feet 6 inches) ; West eleven feet and eight and two-third i thence ‘north sev ms 170 feet 6 inches); of beginning. ¥ is located in the alley between E. 12th and 18th strects northwest. the er trance being on E street. It is improved hy a laree | new brick” stable containing all modern ‘conve, | Blences, in the best of order. | ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the ' sh,the balance payable in one a a parchase money E ind two years.evi- 1's promissory notes, the property sold, bearing | Percent: per annum,” pasible | es and assessments d by the parel wured by first Hen ape Interest at six semi-annually. chaser. resell at the risk and cost of ths lef chaser. A deposit of Ave Seguired of the purchaser when the property is Se. | TRUSTEES’ Terms of sale to be compliod w Fs after the property is sold, or the trastee wil vandre dollars will he THOMAS M. FIELDS, ru Ja20-d&ds 3 D st. a6, BROS., AUCTIONEERS. DUNCANSOY SALE BRICK DWELL 939 G STREET SOUTH EST. paid (to) Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust bearing da June 30, 1803. All tile examining, converenc ‘the twentleth Oth Aen ce Lust bearing date and recording to be at the sole cost of the pon Fp png Ea RA — jand recorded among the Innd records of the Dix. rrms of sale to be complied with within ten j days after the propert: trict of Columbia in Lther No. 1697, folio 168 et on the east by Washington | $1,500 and expenses of sale to | DUNCANSON BROS... CLIONEERS, ‘TRUSTEES SALE OF STH ‘ SUCTHEAST, BEING oTH STREET | | By virtue of a deed of | 1ber \umibored 1985, folio Ng” et ‘sey, of the reconts of the District of Colui we on MONDAY, THE “XT Da JANUARY, A. D. 1894, at O'CLOCK P.M... all that and prewmines eitante, of Werhlogton, District gnd distinguished as and 7, in ‘M46, beginning trom southwest corner of said ; Borth 29 feet 2 inches; thence east 10 feet; north “4 feet 4 inches; chence enst ® feet | south 4 fect 4 inches; thence 10 a 30-foot alley; thenes south Sy tate eee “Si ala the inning, toget ments, Ways, easements, “privileges partenapees ‘thereto or ip any rtaining. ‘erms: Que-thinl cash, Lelance ta one | Zears. at 6 per | semi-annually | trast om the sr ily oF Se aaa att Cont f - Terms of sale to be | days, otherwise teustees y the ty at the risk j purchaser, after tive davs’ advertisement of ; =e in come newspaper published in Washington, | VILIAAM OCKSTADT, Hi. BERGMANN, jali-d&eds RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©O., AUCTIONEERS. | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THR: SUBDIVISION OF BARRY FARM, IN BILLS- DALE, IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ts sale. at pubile in fuont of ‘the fe, at public auction, in” faont on TUESDAY. THE THIRTIBTH DAY OF SANE: | ARY, A. D. 1804, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. | that piece or parcel of giound situsted, | being in the counts of Washington, | Columbia, and distinguished as the north | tof numbered thirty (80) in section seven | the ‘subdivision by the trustees of Ba according to the plat thereof on the effice of the surveyor for Washington | the District of Columbia, end being the sai erty conveyed to James’ Flood «deceased) dated August 16, 1809, and duly recorded D No. 13, folio 177 of th» land records of trict of Columbia, less that part. thereof | quently conveyed by aajd James Flood to Moss by dev recorded in Liber 1033, in | et seq., of the said land records, together j Saperemeate thereon. | ‘erms: One-third cash, the balance in two years from the dey ‘of sale, the deferred | ments to bear interest at the rate of 6 per per annum. payable semi-aunually, and cured by deed of trust on the property purchaser, cash, $100) wil wired to be paid when Terme to be i FL H aM ne eae iB ? 4 it § Lr alt erty is knocked . in Rrteen days from the day of wale, | trustees reserve tl it to resell the property | the risk and cost ot te Getaulting purtoaser, All | conveyancing, recording, &e- ut the | BATES WARREN, 412 5th st. mw, DOUGLASS S. MACKALL, 416 Sth st. | JalT -d&dbe RATCLIFFE. DARR & ©0., » 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NW. CPANCERY AND TRUSTEES SALE oF vaLu- ABLE REAL ESTATE SITUAT x STREET BETWEEN G AND H REET S c4 PROVED BY PREMISES NUMBI aD ‘STREET AND NUMBER 911 BaLl's ESTATE OF Witte TO CLOSE TH GREASON, DECEASED. last will and testa- io Wa Under @: Virtue of the Fem of William Greason, | Book No. —, folio —, in the regis | Wills of Tile ‘District of “Coltnabia, "aud ineereet | paseed in equity cause No. 11.199, @ocket No. 38, ¥ the Supreme Court of {Be District of ‘a cause George W. Greason, et al. ‘ . and Clarence Leroy Paltier, ek aie re cespondents, I wili sell on. the TUESDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH, | HALP-Past FOUR VAAK PM. rt of I ered five ome Ar II the re » a sumbered twenty-one (i hundred and stats four ieee ch has not been conveyed to Francis Mi and ranuing seven feet, feet, Six and one-half inches Si inches) on « lime with 3d street west mberod twenty-two in aaid square, and at width to the alley ambered twenty-one <21): f lot numbered = it frowitug on | dividing " fee: street West, ruuning from the te numbered twenty-one Zi) amd Uweuty-TWo €2) and running th at width to ‘ sey AS NOW Inelowed and divided, bel an ae proverty which was conveyed to William Dalton by Kaward 1 Kiopper by deed dated May 28. 186h and recorded in liber WB. No. 184, folte S96, ef seyuitur. ome of the lund records of the District of Columbia This property ts improved by @ two-story frame house, number 735 3d street potthweg. and these is also a two-story frame house h tht rear of thw iE | Pfaperty. being uuroher 911 Belt's alley ‘nortawest, it hodwen ace StelGing good: +htais, rns uf sale: One-third of the purchase money, Une Dalance payable ti years, etidenced by the purdsser's pith ee, 4 Upon the at six per centum mls. Taxes and ASis. AM) title exnmintng. wording to be at the sole cost . payable ts” paid to of the put complied with ten orerty i sold, Sf, the, trustee will = | dolaars will be required of the purchases shes property is sold. ete on aver Terms of sale to be ¢ days after the | resell at the risk and THOMAS M. FIELDs. ‘Trustee. 3020 G&ds 30D «t. ow. RATCUFFE, DAER & co. AUCTS. TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK FRA! | STORE axp DWELLING: SEVEN } pt TENDED SEAR TRUM! | By virtue of two certain decds recorded in Liber Ne. 4° IM, et sey., trict ‘of Colambia, “and ties secured thereby, t offer for sale, by Fe wring of Washington, District of known y 3 sad tee middie one-third (18) ‘st tet one (1). ju the county | to wit: All that certain and premises being the block two farm calied i of the subdivision of John A. Smith Eingbam, made by we versity, fronting seventeen 117) feet third "iT 1-3) Terms of sale: six and twelve | om the property sold. or all cash, | the purchaser. A t ot 8200 acceptance of bid. If the terms complied with tn fifteen days from the sale, the trustees reserve the right t y property and — Se the aero a purchase ays" advertisement af such, Tesale in Some newape; lished D. C. All conveyancing avd reconting wt “the conk BURR R. pRacy. ALFRED 8. WILSON, of the purchaser. | : — TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UN) ¥ is sold, or the trustee wil S€2-> 2nd at the request of the holders of the motes PROPERTY KNOWN AS “LOTS | yo Reo | risell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-| Secured thereby, we will offer at public auction, BLOCK 23. CGLUMBIA HEIGHTS, H PRRs A denosit OF tro hundred and: afty Mol. | Im front of the premises, on SATURDAY, the| THE NONTHEAST cooba te id TEEN? | einer ie sold et OF the purchaser when the) THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. 0. ised, AT| AND HARVARD STUDS SORTS | property is sold. Thoms M. FIELDS, HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the follow-| By virtue of a certain deed of trust inex Ja20-d&ds Trustee, No. 340 D st. nw, | ing described real estate, situate tn the city of | ate on the 30th day of September, A’ D. im - “_ | Weshington, District o Cotembia, to wit: All that | and Eontet Liver Xo. 1.134, folie 204 et seg. is z | certain plece or parcel of land and premises know the records the MMstrict of umiia, BATCLIFVE, DARE & Co, AUCTIONEERE, | Sea auacengatuned as aud being ot teen rg and at the request of the bolder of a eee | Ze : cing’ peur, Ww fl , | Mater No.0 AEGAN ag MEMQOED | curse "mombeged ree Non od aes” fda ef, sires By virtue of ‘a certalr deed cr pest eee nine (3+). as said subdivision is recorded tn ‘book A. | tember 5, . and duly recorded in’ Liber 1 the land records of the trict of Columbiasand at the written request of ¢ of Party secured thereby. we will sell at patie auc- | nad’ te cask tatoo cual testa | tion in front v" THE | ments, respectiv two" Sean, se TWENTY NINTH DAY OF JAN 4, AT | cured ‘by a deed of trust upon the property ‘sold, M estate, sith: oresaid and ki seph A. pamubered 1004 2s per plat recorded tn Liber 19 folie 81. of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, together with the im- ovements thereon. ms of sale: $300 cash and the expenses of | the sale tn cash, and the purchase: to assume the [balance of the ‘second deed of trust nayable $30 month, and a first deed of trust for $2,00 = and recording at purchaser's f Columbia | wn as lot numbered 265 tn i |. LYTRE, | SB ' 19, follo 91, of described | with interest thereon, ada | the uate of © per cont por aaaam, jo- | the option of the pure! Blundon's subdivision of lots in sunare | wall te closed in fificen days from | cast { Rdtice of such resale b Ove or more newspapers publisiod Washington, D. C. complied with in ten days from es Way resell the property at ee if de ser after as Joemn nec the District of Colu e records of the surveyor's offer District of Columbia, together with the jim. provements thereon, ‘Terme: One-third of the payable semi-an ir. wired at the time o ise the property will i« of, de faulting pui LOUIS D. WIXE, CLARENCE 8. "RHEEM, ‘Trustees, a ore 916 F st. nw. KATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Y8t5- | CHANCERY SALE~PARTITION OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN WISE, DECEASED. By virtue of a decree of the Supreine Court of bia, pasred in eyalty cause | Ne. 14864, wherein Mary ‘T. Dawnot ‘et aly are | cuuplatnadies ‘and Ruma iiss et a ner ferdants,. We Will, oa Ii AY, ATCT SEEE, DAY OF FEBRUARY, soi, AT HALPAST i . 7 > 3 os "R O'CLOCK P. M., offer w sale at anctior a i a EO ag gg RT following described 2 ROAD, NORTHEAST. reel estate: Virtue of a certain @ecd of trust to us, bear. 25, 1892, and duly recorded iS Ini, in Liber No. 1700, folio S4 et = laud’ records of the District of Columb the request of the parties secured there undersigned trustees, will sell. at pa in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the FIFTH | ty DAY of FEBRUARY, A.D. 1894, at “HALP-PAST | FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. all that’ certain piece or | # parcel of land and premises situate in the county | St of Washington, District of Coltmbia. and known and designated as lot 77, In block 30, in William | | H. Clagett’s subdivision ‘of “Long “Meadows,” as | @ per plat recorded in Liber County No. 6, folio 24, | | of the records of the office of the surveyor of the | | Distete | gu gether with the tmprovements thereon, consisting Of a. frame dwelling house \_ TER: and at! we, the | ©" auction, street, or Benning’s bridge road, northea: purchase money to a] | paid in cash and the balance in three equal tastall- ment payable in one, (wo ged three est at 6 per cent per annum, | annals from ‘date of ‘wale, secured by deed of | rust upon the property sold. or all cash, at the | op A deposit of $100 will be | t the time of sale. All) pa prevancing, recording and notarial fees at the | cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be com-| pi plied with in ten days from day of sale, other- | di aired of the parchaser ! | property at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser. MAHLON ASHFORD. CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, ja23-d&ds Address 470 La. ave., Trustees, ington, District of Columbia, being situate at t northwest corner of C und ‘Sy streets southw ¢ | fronting ton, of Columbia, having a front f 20 feet | third of the purchase money to he wrest oc Sneantoge he oad, ast, | within ten dave from the dhy of ‘sa & depth southward of 191 feet to am alles, to: | two Lundred dollars is to be ne the perch: ears, with | on payable semi- | of six per cent per annum, and secured by a wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the | muy direct. 1) Lot 13, im square 4 » of the city of Wash- 25 feet. more or less, ou 444 street, tuning back on C street 110 feet, more or less. 42) Lot 16, in sg » of the city of Washing- District of Columbia, beine immediately jn be rear of the lot aforesaid, and capable of use as Part thereof, frontiog 25 feet, more or less, on C rect, and running back to a depth of 25 feet, more or less, ‘These lote will first be offered together, and if ‘atisfactory sale is not thus made will be imme- 4, | diately thereafter offered separately. Terns of sale, as provided by the decree: Onc- paid im cash . Of which paid ax a deport at me of sale on each lot, and the balan. tw years from the day of sale, for whik x shall deliver promissory notes. sated f sale, and to bear interest at the rate leed day of trust upon the property sold, or all casa, xt the ption of the purchaser. All conveyancing and recording at the cost of the archaser, and if terms of sale ure not coupled ith within twenty days after the day of sale the erty will be resold, at the risk and cost of th faulting purchaser, or otherwise, ax the it FRANK T. BROWNING 416 Sth st BLAIR LEE, aw. Fendall Maz, Ja20-d&ds Trustees. ve Toney in te equal installments, in| HALY-PAsT POUR O'CLOCK PM. the fe | described ‘real estate sittate in com a | Washington, District of Columbia, to wih: Al | those cortain pieces and parcels | iseg: known and distingulshed as ios \ane, ished as lots numbered © +} acd 7, in block “numbered 28 in Sonn ener | trustee's, subdivision of Mocks numbered sx oat 24. and New Jersey svemue ip the surdivixion rt of Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plat as Colutcbia Heights, Ch Hs suid first homed ealdivision is recorded in the office of the mat Yevor of the District of Columba, ‘tp county, tout . & page 46. ald property will be sold sub- to « cortain deed of trust for crest thereon. ‘The conditions of hie trae eo Sry 4 time , tS ‘erms: One-third of 1 purchase money petd im cash, the balance fn two ual tecte in one nd two "gear Totes “of, the purchaser tw he" given ‘beacivey Intervet at the rate of © pee cent’ por Pajabie sezot-annually, and to be weaved by mg of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at option of the purchaser. A tof $00 M be required at’ the time of ule. ‘Terme or to be cotuplted with within fiftecn duye trom, of sale or the trustees reserve the the property at the risk and vomt ar purchaser after five days’ advertisement of Fesale, All” conveyancing and. recording chaser's cost, Davin pb. ._ STON! JOUN a TASLOR, ‘Trustees, - — OCTIONEERS, WEST. be install- of sale, | } conta JalT-d&as THOMAS DOWLING & Co. At 612 E ST. NORTH | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTA’ ON 23D 81 .W., Bi Ex 'G we Pe By virtue of a Of trast éurtng date of cember 9, A. DB. 3800, recanted im Hver Inia. tie 10 et. seq. Of the land reconts uf the District of Columbia, and at the writtes feyuest of the party secured thereby. T will selt tt pulitic auction | ih front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE TWEN: STH DaY OF JANUARY, A.D, 1spa, at TY HAL¥-PAST ao i one, P.M. all ‘that! lece of parcel of land and pretises situate being tn ‘the city of Washinee in the atoresaid, and kuown and described as and being | Part of original lot sis (6), im square Afty-six Ob) described by metes and buands as followa. to witt Heginning fer the same at a point en the east sie. | of 28d stroet west: 16 feet worth from the soutb= West corner of said lot six, aud running theme? j cast one hundred: and thirty-seven feet ewe one-half inebes, to the reur line of said jot. t north eighteca (QS) feet, thence west one "hi aud thirty-seven feet two and ope-hal? | thence south eighteen (18) feet sinaing ms of sales All cash. “All co: recording at purchaser's cost. & will be required at time of seule. | be couaplied with in ten das. fre | otherwise the trustec = risk and cost of de reranctng of Terias of sale te n day of reserves the right to Hing purelieser or purchae notice of the uf sule. DUCKETT, Sorviting Trustee, Vor, Pa. ave, sad 222 st oe ens, after tive days” WALTER 6. Jal5-10t