Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1894, Page 12

13 THER EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. SUBURBAN NEWS. . ‘There has long been a desire on thé part of a number of inhabitants of Alexandria cvunty to remove the county seat from this city to some place more central to the county inhabitants. ‘The subject was brought up again at the county meeting held here yesterday, and it was resolved that the legislature be petitioned to allow the county to dispose of its interest in the; court house and jail, provided the county has any rights in these buildings; and the clerk of the court and the commonwealth’s attorney were appointed to inquire what those rights were. It was long ago stated | in The Star that the United States bought the land and built the court house and jail by an appropriation, and that in 1846 Con- gress in the act of retrocession directed that the court house and jail property “shail be conveyed to the governor of Virginia and his successors for the use of the county and corporation of Alexandria forever. In ac-} cordance with this law the solicito> of the | treasury some time ago conveyed to the governor of Virginia this property under | the trust mentioned. This is the title in a | nut sheil. Mayo- Strauss will, it is understood, con- cur with council in the resolution passed at the last meeting in reference to the issue of bonds. * q The county committee have in charge the county resolutions passed here yesterday in relation to the issue of county improvement bonds, and the committee will report to a county meeting to be held at Ballston on the t4th February next. Capt. R. F. Knox, the receiver of the Deis | Manufacturing Company, will, it ts under- Stood, take possession of the property, and resume business for the benefit of the czed- itors of the company, subject to the control of the Fairfax circuit court. As heretofore Stated in ‘The Star, an effort will be made to have the property returned at an early day to the manage-s of the Dels company. James Grown, the colored man who shot Catherine ‘Timbers, the day after last! Christmas, has been released by the mayor on $500 bail. The injured woman has en- tirely recovered. i The co-poration court yesterday entered | judgment for the plaintiff in the case of | Frank Butler vs. L. J. Woolen & Company. > BROOKLAND. Mrs. J. W. Maxwell and family have moved from the corner of Queen's Chapel road and Milwaukee stceet, East Brook- land, to Mr. D. M. Wood's house, on Provi- dence street, near 1th. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church will meet at the residence of Mrs. | Rudolph Johnson, on Frankfort street near lith, Thursday evening, February 1. Dr. White, the elocutionist, of Washington, is expected to be present, and an interesting prograff is being prepared. Miss Grace M. Thomas was unable to be present at the recent opening of “Business Woman's Club” of Washington. | Dr. Clara Biss Hinds and Miss Thomas started this unique enterprise. Miss ‘Thom- | as tendered her resignation as treasurer of | the club on account of ill health, but the resignation was not acegpted. She expects | seon to return from Ohio with recuperated | strength. Mrs. Estelle H. Davis is also a| Lounsbury, Mrs. D. L. Rathbun and Mrs. | member of the and at its first street northwest, “Au Revoir.” For the concert under the auspices of the Brookland Literary Society in the town hall February 2 a fine array of talent is promised, including Mr. DL. G. Pfeifer, pis ist; Miss Mary Baldwin, violinist; Miss ‘Maud Porter, soprano; Mr. William Gurley, baritone; Mr. George Lillibridge, tenor. The Misses Hawke will give an exhibition of faney dancing. Miss Anita Hendrie will re- cite, and a comedietta, “A Cup of Tea,” will be produced, with Mr. George F. Erd- man, Mr. S. C: Elliott. Mr. Adolph Mem- bier and Miss Anita Hendrie in the cast. Business Woman's Club,” | “at home,” at 6 it recited Austin Dobson's ‘The Tuesday Club met last Tuesday even- img at the residence of Mr. L. H. Campbell on Littlefield avenue, with Mrs. R. G. Whit- ing im the chair and Mr. J. C. Boykin secretary. The following persons were present: Mr. and Mrs. R. Ford Combs, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Holden, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Raiston, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Owens, Mr. ‘and Mrs. L. F. Holden, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Campbell, Mrs. H. G. Wniting, Misses Louise Fuller, Mary Wells, Nellie Lewin, Nellie Moran, Nellie Fenwick, Emma and Louise Frink, Katie Fritzpatrick, Gadsden and Messrs. John Holden, E. A. Fuiler, John E. Latimer and J. C. Boykin. The election of honorary members was provided for. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. White, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Welsh and Rev. Edward Wail were elected active members. Mrs. A. R. Holden and Mrs. Dr. Owens read the club journal, which was exceedingly humorous and creat- ed much laughter. Mr. John ©. Latimer read an interesting essay an “The Charace teristics of Shakespeare,” and Mr. A. R. Holden rendered a vocal selection. The club then adjourned to hold its next meet- ing at the residence of the Misses Fenwick on Tuesday evening, February 6. The fol- lowing program has been selected for that oceasiot Historical sketch, “France from the Battle of Waterioo to the Franco-Prus- sian War,” Mr. L: H. Campbell; biography of Victor Hugo, Mr. J. H. Ralston adings: from Victor Hugo, Mrs. L. F. Hol J. 8. Owens and Mr. J. EL Latime nal essay, Mr. L. R. Klemm nging Marseilles Hymn by the elub: so: ‘Two Grenadiers.” Mr. A. Hokl sole. Mrs. A. R. Holden; Archie Wells. The citizens’ committee, Francis Hi. Smith, Dr. H. Campbell, Dr. A. } Combs, visited Annapolis yesterday State Senator Bowie and Delegai ing, V on and Smith of this county with Fefevence to securing the new t which was adopted ai the mecting. Mr. Smith acted us for the committee, and was ess a; banjo sulo, composed bill providing for the new charter would z introduced in the legislature at an early ate. Messrs. Joh Miller James Encs Ray of Chillum were also at Annapolis yesterday with a petition, signed ty a num- ber of the citizens of that place, requesting the Prince George's delegation in the legis- lature to introduce a bill in that bedy pro- hibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors in | and the second election district of this county, | within one mile from where the district line joins Chilium. They stated to the dele- | gation that as Congress had passed a Dill | prohibiting the sale of liquor in the District line within one mile of the Soldiers’ Home, | the persons who had been carrying on the | business in that locality were contemplat- ing the opening of saloons across the Mary- land line, and that it was neceasa to guard against that evil. The petition seem- ed to be favorably received by the delega- tion. The Webster Debating Society by unani- mous consent disbanded last evening. This action was caused by the lack of interest manifested in the organization. After the Meeting the Hyattsvilie Voeal Trio, com- { Dosed of Messrs. Edward A. Fuller, John G. Holden and Archie Wells, entertained the members of the defunct seciety with choice selections. a The route for the boulevard through this | Village has been recently surveyed, and a | Bumber of stakes nave been driven in the | pike above the Baltimore and Ohio rasiroad | track. As near as can be learned the line laid out in this vicinity commences v here | the pike joins Riverdaie, continuing along that road to Railroad avenue, whence it | terns up that street, running through tine | property of Messrs. Aman, Hyatt aad Farland, going thence along the meadows to Highlands. where it follows the Brent- wood road to Washington. The people in | the upper part of this county are very | much interested in this road, and hope it | will prove a success, as it will materially improve the towns of Hyattsville, Ri College Park, Lakelan Branchville, Beltsv dale and Laurel. Biiss Lucy Ingersoll 4 Il of Bowie is visiting friends in this village. The Ladies’ Sewing Society met at the residence of Mrs. Chas. H. Welsh last Tu day. 2 A committee representing those opposed to the present passage of the charter | amendments is in Annapolis wday. They carry with them a petition signed by be- | tween sixty and seventy citizens and resi- | dents of Hyattsville. The petition asics | that the matter be referred back to the people of Hyattsville for full consideration, stating that the town has had no opportun- ity to know and understand the nature cf | the proposed amendments, and that the re-/ cent public meeting was conducted in an | undemocratic manner, personal zbuse ef | those seeking information having taken the | Place of argument. | — HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE A Nerve Food and Tonite. The most effective yet discovered. { rector, j last, & | Cars | pastor. | vice presiden “4 TAKOMA PARK. The Epiphany entertainment at Trinity P. E. Chureh last evening, conducted in connection with the regular service by the Rev. Allen Griffith, attracted a large audience, which with the regular con- gregation and Sunday school scholars fill- ed this comfortable building. The great attraction to the juveniles was the Christ- mas tree. After appropriate remarks, the children were called by classes and present- ed each with a box of candy and an o1 Mr. Henry S. Petty presented Miss Lizzie Cady with a handsomt prayer book as a premium for faithful attendance, after which he presented a prayer book to each member of his class, with a promise of a medal at Easter to those who are faithful in attendance. ‘ Invitations have been issued by the Y. P. 5S. C. E. Society for a “book social,” to be held Thursday night, February 1, at the residence of Mrs. S. E. Page, on Maple avenue. Rev. Dr. Todd of Hamline M. E. Church conducted an interesting praise and prayer meeting at the residence of Col. G. C. Knif- fin Monday evening. Mrs. Chairman Miller, with her assistant, Mrs. Lewis, started out bright and early Monday morning to make their house-to- house Visitation, amd (notwithstanding the fact that every one had responded already to so many ils) Were encouraged to be- Neve that they would have a fair return if every one would realize that every little helps, and not make the excuse for not giving because “it would seem so small.” The change of schedule on the electric railroad, which went into effect Sunday a@ very satisfactory one to citizens. leave each end of the line every ten minutes from 6 a.m. until 12 p.m. Mrs. Amanda G. Thomas has issued in- vital s for the marriage of her daughter, Miss Augusta Willson, to Mr. Horace J. Long, to take place in the Presbyterian Church here on Wednesday, February at S o'clock. Mr. William Lawrence has returned to Philadetphia from a visit to his wife and young daughter. Miss Evelyn Tasker returned Tuesday from Baltimore, where she has been visit- ing friends. Miss Carr of that city is the suest of Miss Tasker. Mrs. Saml. Griffith of Baltimore is the | guest of her son, Rev. Allen Griffith. Mrs. Owen Dorsey hus visiting her a niece, Miss Carter of Woodstock, Va., dur- ing the absence for some weeks of the mother of the latter in Florida. Miss Myra Ourand is visiting relatives in Beaufort, S.C. Among those desirous of locating in Takoma is Mr. N. DuShane Cloward. A scarcity of houses bids fair to send many persons eisewhere to seek for homes. Mr. Seymour Tullock gave a Bible talk in the parlors of Mr. C. M. Heaton’'s resi- dence Tuesday evening, with charts illus- | trative of the flood, the topic selected. Mrs. M. J. Alter of Avalon, Pa., is visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gilbert of North Takoma. FALLS The woman's Foreign Missionary Society — Cc HURCH,. the | Of the Presbyterian Church met at the par-| sonage on Thursday afternoon, Mrs. D. L. Rathbun, president, in the chair. The sub- ject was “Syria,” which was of an inter- esting character. Among those present were Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Munson, Gulager, Mrs. Mankin, Mrs. Parker, Mr: Hawxhurst. Mrs. Clara Gulager attended the annual convention of the Christian Endeavor So- ciety in Washingion. Mr. E. J. Northrup, the proprietor of the Eagle House, is out again after a short illness, Rev. F. W. Tuckerman of Washington | Spent Sunday in our town, Mrs. J. M. Thorne, who has been in Charlottesville for several days attending the meeting of the executive committee of te Grand Ledge of Good Templars, has returned. The Baptists here held a pleasant socia- ble at the residence of Mrs. J. M. Ne’ lon on Monday night. The house beautifully decorated for the occasion. as The program consisted of instrumental music by Misses Clara Gulager, Aida Boernstein | and Persis Proudfit; recitations, Mrs. J. B.| Gould, Miss Ida Quick, Miss Bessie New- lon and Miss Addie Spofford; vocal music, Miss Persis Proudtit, Miss Aida Boernstein and Miss Mildred Searle. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hillier, Mr. and Mrs. Northrup, Mr. and Mrs. Newlon, Mrs, EB. D. Berry, Mrs. Searle, Mr. and Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Heffner, Mrs. Proudifit, Mrs. Gulager, Misses Ida Quick, Persis Proudfit, Clara Gulager, Carrie Cooksey, Dorothy Searle, Mildred Searle, Ida Ball, Nellie Mabin, Aida Boernstein, Virginia Doremus, Jennie Lanham, Mary Rhodes, Addie Spofford, Messrs, Ed. Smith, Arthur and Webster Flagg, Walter Evans, J. R. Jacobs and Elmer Jacobs. Mrs. Wood and daughter of Vermont are visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Gould. Mrs. Wood is a sister of Mrs. Gould. Mr. RIC. Mencure of Fairfax Court House is registered at the Eagle House. Mr. Smoot of Colorado, a former resi- dent, is on a visit to friends here. Mr. G. W. Hawxhurst, who has been at- tending the state convention of the ciety of Christian Endeavor in Lynchburg, returned on Wednesday. ROCKVI ts of the re yes- One of the pleasant social eve; season at this place was the marr terday evening at 6 o'clock of Mr. Prank 1 ‘Thomas of Roanoke, Va., und Miss Caroline Hall Storestreet, daughter of 1 ward FE. Stonestreet of this place. The Methodt Church South, in which the marriage look place, was handsomely decorated for the oc- casion with a profusion of evergreens and flowers. Immediately In front of the chan- cel was a finely illuminated floral arch, ta the rear of which was a bank of and palms Mghted by wax tapers. Promptly at the appointed hour the bridal party ar- rived at the church, which was crowded to its utmost capacity. The bride entered the church of honor. Arriving at the arch in front of the altar they were met by the groom and his best man, and at the close of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin, Miss Nan D. Cooke presiding at the organ, the marriage ceremony of the chureh was pronounced by Rev. Forrest J. Prettyman of Lexington, Ve., assisted by. Rev. L. L. Lioyd, resident At the close of the ceremony the bridal party left the church to the music of Mendelssohn's wedding march and took car- riages for the home of the bride, where a largely attended reception was held. The bride was attired in a handsome gown of cream satin, trimmed with duchess lace, tulle veil, and carried a bunch of La France roses. Miss Ella Stonestreet, sister of the bride, as maid of honor, was attired in white silk, and also bouquet of roses. The groom and his best man, Judge John A. Woods of Roanoke, were in full evening dress, as were also the ushers, Mr. Lyon Rogers of Virginia, Dr. Stewart B. Muncaster of Washington, Dr. Otis M. Linthicum and Mr. George H. La- mar. Among those in attendance at the ceremony and reception were a large num- ber of the friends of the contracting parties from various points in Virginia, Maryland, the District of Columbia and other places. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas were escorted to the depot by a large number of tneir friends, and amidst a chorus of good wishes took the train for an extended southern trip. The bridal presents were numerous and handsome. The ladies of Emory M. E. Church South, near Oakdale, on Tuesday night organized a young people's mite society for the benefit of the church. There were a large number present at the meeting and much interest was manifested. The exercises of the meet- ing consisted of musical and literary selec- tions, which were well received. The follow- ing officers of the soclety were chosen: ¢ W. Owen, president: Miss Nellie Barnsle: H. C. Williams, secretary Miss Emma Barnsley, assistant secretary: Miss Ella_ Barnsley. urer. The next meeting of the soc! church on the 8th of February. Rev. L. R. Milbourne on Sunday last pre- sented resignation to the congregation of Upper Seneza Baptist Church, for whon he has been acting as pastor for some time. the same to take effect on Sunday next. When he will preach his farewell sermon. This action was caused by an arrangement recently made by the Rockville Raptist Church to © the entire service of the pastor. who has been acting for both con- to the following Johnson and Mary [., ughs: Frank B. Thomas and Caroline Stonestree: The next meeting of the school board will be held at th ce on the 12th of Febru- ary. The ter s of the public schools wil receive their quarterly salaries on the 1sth. 4 . AL M. ——_______ ruff is due to an ent Mali's Hair Renewer quickens the nutritive. fu tions of the skin, healing aud preventing the form: Uvn of dandruz. al state of the skin. So- | smilax | leaning on the arm of her father| and preceded by the ushers and her maid| ty will be held at the| | Mrs. | | Life Among the Mexicans. Miss Virginia Dox, who has already spo- ken very interestingly churches of thi west, will speak tonight in several of the e city about her work in the at the Fourth Presbyterian Church, corner of 9th and G Streets northwest, on “Life and Work among the Mexicans,” under the auspices of the Women eas "s Missionary Society. Pure food exposition every afternoon and evening at Convention Hall. and close at 10:30 p.m. ge. | at 3:30 —Advt 2 P. Doors open at AUCTION SALES. Fi C. G. SLOAN & CO. UTURE DAYS. Auctioneers, 1407 G st., (Successors to’ Latimer & Sloan.) TO WHOM If MAY Co? SITURE AND HOUSEHOLD E! FI WEL! ATURDA So, AT "ED tANY CHOICE LSU 10. € RAC, TABL ALSU, AT ‘TWELVE M. HORSES, ‘CARRIAGES, &e. c. G. EL of a writ vk'S offi¢e of the Supreme Court of the et of Columbia, 1 at public {at corner of “Ashington, District of ES MARSHAL'S SALEBY VIR- OWN LOCAL MENTS, RIC TED WARE, «xe, SLUAN & € of fiert fuels, issued out of the and to me directed. 1 will sale, for cash, om the sout South Cupitol and 1 st jumbia. ‘ EBRUARY, A.D. 44Ub SIXTH DAY OF aY TEN O'CLOCK 4.M., all the right, eSim, Interest and estate in and to the fol Jewiag described property, to wit: 1 ‘ubplar Boiler, horse "power; 1 Horizont Rees ba tee en oe oe 1 Pulleys: Belt Elevator, Clain. D.V. Pui Il be sold to fovor of the “\. RANSDEL d&dbs WA’ OMAS DOWL! “IMPORTS 1} and Mixer, 1 Fairbank Scale, Desk, + Selzed and le Washington led upon as satisfy ¢ TCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auct IN ©O., Auctioneers, hares 612 E et. ow. NT SALE."* LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSEH' AUCTIO’ OLD EFFECTS AT OUR SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1894, COMMENC Several Tons ‘Carpets, cING AT TEN O'CLOCK, “EMBRACING of Waste Paper, a number of Old Ferniture, &e., from the House of Representatives. “ALSO” ‘The contents of a private residence, in which ure a number of “ALSO, Buckboards, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, ‘arpets and General d tioods, House! Surreys, Buggies, Harness, &e., Carriages, Several good Driving and Workiug Horses. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., _ a25-2t SLOAN 1407 G ‘Tuesday, Thu anuary Auctioneers. & CO., WASHINGTON, D. C., STREET NORTHWEST. Wednesday, rsday and Friday, 30 to February 2, 1894, At 2 p. m., The Exhibited Portion of! THE BRUSSELS ACADEMY COLLECTION CERAMIC ARTS From the World’s Fair AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Also the whole of the Exhibited Collection of | Mresden Porcelains, Ivory Carvings, Vienna Enam- | | | | | carried a handsome} ,, 5 AD Ming, and a few Specimens of Marqueterie Furni- ure from 518 Sth avenue, New York. On Exhibition Saturday and [onday, January 27 and 29. Catalogues now DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. ise sistom ln square ready. Ju25-6t or i RY f trust to us, bearing date tl duly recorded ia Liber -. Of the lad records of the amt at the request of the undersigned tion, im front of the DAY OF all that Certain plece or parcel of and distinguished? as and George Emmert's subdi f sytare numbered 8, know in south ber plat recorded in Liber I, folte Grds of the surveyors office af the Dfstriet of ¢ Turabian, sald lot Having a froutage of 17 feet depth ot feet, subject, however, to a right f way over the cast frout by a full depth of suid lot width of said lot fu purchaser's cost with in ten d trustees reserve of defaulting purchaser Office Pacific Building, Ja25-co&ds DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. DWELLIN By virtue ef a May 13, 4. 1 and alse 1h rear 3 feet by full f vscs, together with One-third of the purchase money in gash, payable in! equal Installments, * years, with Interest at 6 per ed by deed of trust on the sh. at the option of the pur » will be required ‘ancing and recording at of sale to be complied date of sale, otherwise to resell at risk and cost purchasers, . E. EDMONSTON, Office 500 5th st. nw. ALDIg B. BROW 624 F st. nw. ‘Trustees, be right OF TWO-STORY BRICK 1007 ELEVENTH STREET LE No. deed of trust to us, bearing date 1s02, and duly recorded in Liber Distriet of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured. there tees, will sell ai AL , ull that certain piece or parcel premises known and + We, the undersigned trus- t public auction, in frout of the TESDAY, the SIXTH DAY ( Is at QUARTES OF FIV distinguished as and being lot reel Cook lectures | zu | iF | AST FOUR | . eunsisting of a two- | ‘k dwelling numbered 1022 Georgia ave- | 4 , folio 427 et seq., of the land records of the | if land and | numbered 9, in rge Emumert’s subdivision in| square south of square numbered 975, as per plat led im Liber 19, folio $5, of the records of age depth of 38 ments thereon, office of the District of Columbia, w frontage of 15 feet by an ave: feet, together with the improv. consisting of a two-story brick dwelling, numbered 1007 11th st. southeast, ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash, balance in three t per aunum, pro} purchaser. A deposit of 3200 will be required at Time of sale, i ‘chaser’s cost. “ith rty sold, or all cash, at the option of equ installments, payable in two and three years, with interest at 6 per secured by deed of trust on the All conveyancing and recording at Terms of sale to be complied in ten days from date of sale, otherwixe trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser or purchasers. Office Pacifie Building, 622-624 F s Jju25-eokds W. E. EDMONSTO: AULDIS B. BROW: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE, No. EAST, IN EC Ry virtue of a of, ovember, A. of ¢ fro 265 et seq... one of BROS., Auctioneers, ALUABLE IMPROVED 229 KR STREET NORTH. KINGTON, deed of trust, dated the 2st day D. 1892, and recorded in’ Liber land records of ‘olumbia, we will sell, at- public of the on” WEDNES. 1 RUARY, A.D. the real estate, situate in county of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: division of lots in block three (3) in George T: dell's subdivision to the ¢ of Washington, knowa as Eckington di County No. fol the District of ¢ therein, consisting of ‘Terms of sale: in cash with annum pnnally, un and to be se sold, 1 cash, ‘ing and re ‘posit of $1 Terms of sale t after the day of serve the right t and cost of the days’ advertisement of such resale in The Evening Star newspaper. Ja25-d&ds All of lot numbered 22 In Charles V. Riley's © the balance. . two apd three y presented by the ured by deed interest at the of wlx per from the day of sile, payable nti paid, the deferred les of the purehias. trust on the proper at the purchaser's option. Cot ording ut the purchase OO required at the time oO be complied with in sale, otherwise’ the tru fo resell the property at « defaulting pu maser, after JOHN RIDOUT, 14) THEODORE A. H. 1204 ! | | i | AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. THOS. DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE U PROVED PROPERTY: ON THE SOUTH OF ROAD STREET BETWEEN 31ST AND STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D, THURSDAY, JANUARY ‘TWENTY-FIPTH, PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, I mblic auction, to the highest’ bidder, | f the premises, all that certain piece of Q premises known and distin- sell at in front of land ished as lot nurbered two (2), In equare num | 5 fered one hundred and’ tem (110), in George, | D. C., said lot fronting 40 feet on Road street by a depth of 175 feet to 15-foot alley, subject, how- ever, to a deed of trust for $1,500, payable April 3, 1896, with interest at 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. ‘erms: One-half cush and balance in one year, with 6 per cent interest, payable semi-annually, | to be secured by deed of trust upon prope sold, | or all cash, at option of purchaser. Terms to be | complied with in ten days from day of sale, or the tty will be resold at risk and cost’ of d Faulting purchaser. “A deposit of two hwedred ist) | dollars will be required when bid is accepted. All | conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser, WASH'N DANENHOWER, 13th and G sts. 0. jal9-d&ds WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. 1001 Pa. ave., cor. 10th si THIS DAY at ELEVEN A. and ‘THREE | O'CLOCK P.M. contioning DAILY. during this | Weel, of JAPANESE OLJECTS OW “ART. ‘by. order | of Imperial Japanese Trading Co. of Kobe, Japan. Stock, consisting of Satsuma Vases, Coros, Jurdt: nieres, “Rose and Cracker Jars, Souvenir Caps and Saucers, Embroideries, Screens, Rugs, &e., &¢- Also a collection IVORY CARVINGS, Must be sold to the highest bidder. jal3-Im “THOMAS DOWLING & Go..AUCTIONE io 012 EST. NORTHWEST TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE | ON 231 Si w SIREETS, NO. 7 By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date of De- | cember 9, A. D. 1890, recorded tn liber 1544, folto | 210 et. seq.. of the land records of the District | of Columbia, and at the written request of the | rty secured thereby, I will sell at pu fa'trone of the promises, on FRIDA TY-SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, BETWEEN G AND H | plece or parcel of land and pre: ituate and being in the city of Washington, In the Distelct | aforesaid, and known and described as and being purt of original lot six (@), in square fty-stx G6). | described by metes and bounds as follows, to wit: Beginning for the same at a point on the east side | of 23d street west. 16 feet north fron west corner of said lot six, east one hundred and thirty-seven feet two and e-half inches, to the rear line of said lot, the north eighteen (18) feet, thence west one ‘hund: and thirty-seven feet two and one-bulf inebes, and | thence south eighteen (18) feet to the place of be- ginning. ‘Terms of sale: All cash. All conveyancing and | recording at purchaser's cost. A deposit. of $200 | Will be required at time of sale. Terms of gale to be complted with in ten days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell | at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser or purehas- ers, after Tive days’ notic® of time of sale. WALTER G. DUCKETT, Surviving 10t Cor, Pa. ave, and 220 si FUTURE Days. Horse Horses. | he south and running thence PEREMPTORY SALE OF St AND MARES. On SATURDAY MORNIN S TY-sI |. ISM, at O'CLOCK, we will sell, within the Bazaar, a car load of Horses and Mares, consigned by Messrs. H. Spalding & Bro. | of Littlesiown, Pu, | ALSO, j Immediately thereafter, will be a car load of Horses and » consigned by Mr. EH Wil- ers aml private b whole lof will be sold without li S. BENS Ja25-2t_ RATCLIP DARK & CO, AL ENTIRE STOCK OF | FLOUR, It | PICKLES, BROOMS, 80. R.CATSUP, CANNED CADDIES, SCAL LAR &e.. TOG) with MENT OF TiS’ TION BY AUC. rORE, | | TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY THIR- | M1 at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell ut) 16 12th street northeast a_well-assort- | to which we invite the | ie and private buyers. ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO,, ‘Auctionsers, LENGTH, NINE WITH) ALL TWELVE FEET) LATEST IMPROVE. On OND, 1804, FRIDAY RUARY Will offer for | amd High | above well: | | by public auetion, treet, West Washin Known Pleasure Ba Can be Inspected up to the hou RATCLIFFE, DAKE & 6% t el. att pou THIRTY -FL | CLOCK A. | OF WIKROR PROD ‘HAMBER SUIT! FEATHER PIL. | tS, FAIR AND OTHER ATPRES: LACE CURTAINS. L, BE SIZE RUGS, PORTIERES, LIRRARY TABL | BODY BRUSSELS “AND OTHER ! WINDOW HANGINGS, HALL AND 5 PETS, CROCK and ull other articles men: in schedule anmexed to on ention. | made furniture should | ttoned ard desert trust, too numerous to Persons in search of we not miss this opportunity. above collection «f | furniture, partially rated, is of the ve best make, See rate NGALTER B. WILLIAMS, ‘Trustee, LOT GROCERIES, THRE! CASES AND LOT tT HINTCRES, SOAPS. SMOKING A REFRIGERATOR, SAFE, LARGE QUANTITY OF MILLINERD ARTICLES, NOTIONS, & TAU On MONDAY MORNING NINTH, 1894, at TE at store 216 3 street southwest, shall sell the entire contents, “ty juinerated above. - he oy THOMAS DOWLING & co. Auctioncess. DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, ° 612 E ST. > Ww. THREE VERY VALUABLE BRICK WAREHOUSES AND WHARF PROPERTY, BEING NOS. 3208, 3210 AND 3212 WATER "STREET, GEORGE: D. C., AT AUCTION. RDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD, 1894, at UCK, ‘in front of the premises, we shall | auction parts of lots 14, 15, 16 and in square 5, improved by three large brick arehouses, being Nos. 3208, 3210 and Water street, GEORGETOWN, D. This property has a frontage on Water street of abut sé feet, running back to the channel of the Potomae river, and is considered the best and most valuable wharf property in Georgetown, and should | command 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 ipterest at 6 ver cent per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. All conveyane- ing and recording at purchaser's cost. Five hun- dred dellura d-posit on exch property” will he re. quired when the property is struck off. If the terms of sale are not complied with in fifteen days from the date of sale the right {s reserved to re- sell the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser or purchasers, after ten days dvertisement in The Evening Star, published in the District of Columbia. THOMAS DOWLING & CC ‘Auctio On SA’ FOUR O° TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME DWELLD ATE No. 1683 "H's BRIDGE ROAD, NORT! By virtu ing date M soz, lar t ri | REET. OR BENNING'S HEASI of a certain deed of trust to us, bear- | . IN, and duly recorded May 27, No. 1700, folio S4 et seq., of the in Liber request of the parties secured thereb: we, the | undersigned trustees, will sell, at public’ sanction, | lot numbered thirty (30) 1a section seven (7) in in front of the premises, on MON oa th IFTH | the subdivision by the wes of Barry pwd DAY of FEBREARY, A.D. 1808, at HALF Hast | according to the plat thereof on the fie in the FOUR OCLOCK PAL. all that! certali piece of | office. of the surveyor for Washington county, in parcel of lat nd premises situate in the county | the District of Columbia, :nd being the same prop- of Washington, District of Columbia, and Known | erty conveyed to James Flood qeceased) ty deed and designated as lot 77, in block 30, H. Clagett’s subdivision’ of “Long | Meadows per plat recorded in Liber County No. 6, fol of the records of the o of the sur of the} District of Columbia, having a frontage of 20 feet | on “H" street, or Benning’s bridge rod, northeast, by a depth southward of 191 feet to au a gether with the improvements thereon, of a frame dwelling house. RMS: One-third of the purchase money paid in cash and the balance tn three equal nents, payable in two and three years, with Interest, at 6 per cent per annum, payable semi- annually from dete of sale rured by deed consistin, | trust upon the property sold. or all. cash option of the purchaser. A de equired of the purchaser at t pnveyancing, recording and cost of the purchases plied with int hotar! Terms of su fron of sale, other- Wise the trus serve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser. MAHLON ASHFORD, STANTINE Hi. WILLIAMSON, Ja23-d&ds Address 470 La. ave., Trusiees. FUTURE DAYs. RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEERS. PLETE AS MUSIC, OPERA, HANPSUME STORE ING T'LANOS, ORGAN: AND COM LAG. SHEET AND BOOK ATULIAL, PIANO AND ORGAN INSTRUCTORS. FIXTURES, COUNTERS, | 'N SHOW CASES, DESKS, IRON SAFES, Ge. | TWO GRAY HORSES, ONE LARGE VAN, ONE | NO-TOR WAGON, DOUBLE HAINiESs, | &e Wagons, Harness, a TERMS OF SALE si JOM BARNARD, th st. nw. JOSEPH BR LUC 5 110 F st. nw RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©0., Afets, ja24-d&dbs_ THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUL-TIONEERS, GOVERNMENT DUS. OF MISCELLA’ FROM THE HOUSE REMOVED TO OUR FOR CONV 2NU EMBRACING 1 H SEVERAL TONS OF WAYTE PAPER, j LOT CARPETS AND OILCLOSH, COMMITTEE Jja23-4r TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, 0: THE EAST SIDE OF 10TH ST. BETWEEN D. C.. being lot ing 16 feet on 10th st. by inches, two-story and. b: Terms of ral sb, the residn cash, at option ¢ A NC ‘TABLES OLD FURNITURE CASE, &e., &. | By order of the ehief clerk offthe House of Rep- resentatives, we shall sell at bur auction rooms: | SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENT NTH, 1394, | commencing’ at TEN O°CLOC the above men: Uoned articles. j i THOMAS DOWLING & CO., THOMAS DOWLING & Co., AU 6 No. 23, in square No. 960, front a depth of 100 feet 10%, | more or less, runzing back to a wide alley, with the improvements thereon, pment brick dwe 13 of the in two equal payments, at one | nd two years, with notes bearing interest, and se- ured Ds a deed of trust on the property. or all ser. recording at purchaser's cost. required when the property te struck off. If the terms of sale are not complied with in ten days from the date Sueet usie, Store Fixtures, Irou Safe, Horses, | oon Assignees, yelz E ST. Nav. ATIVES, BOOMS consisting of a Hing house. mise money in | All conveyancing and | $100 deposit will be thereof the trustee reserves the Tight to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after tive days’ advertise- ment in the Evening $ published in said city. FIELD& P. HACKNEY, ja22-dts Trustee, RATCLIF NO. 920 PI NORTH WEST, BUILDIN OVEMENTS, "S SALE OF VALUA- ON THE THIRTEENTH IMPROVEL ITUATE OF “TO! CLOSE “THE EASON, DECEASED. Under and by virtue of the last will and testa- | men Ww Book > register of Wil in decrees passed by Distrtet of Columbis docket ar part « square ined with 1 feet) foot 13th street eS) MOTE. Innit This property is one of business sites the very h of th thle to all i iiys afier the property resell at the risk Aas airchaser When Che pro i “yostae Ja20-dads CHANCERY ER register of pater apd by 11109, Sup Which cause George W. of William Greasen, thirt: the will sell ont FEERUARY. vered Uwe hundred and. tfty the following metes ‘and bounds: vorner formed by the intensec west and E ine of suid E right angles thene ty less: thence along the | e of sald 13th street to E street, the place of the M. deceased, recorded -in | in t District of Columbia, and premises on | AT THREE ivered one (1), in| four (254), | Is4, L street north and | treet thirty-five | ) (more or less) | th sald E street in a siralght line | e feet three inches | i Most eligible corner | sile in this city; it is located and ts easily ac- es of business and a large three-story | Known as mumbers | % ale known | se neney 1 two Sears, issory notes, sy i] f ibe iast will amd testa-| and bounds: 4 Greasou, decearcd.duly recorded in| said square, and running in the ‘office of the istrict of Columbia, and | virtue of certain di « lecrees. passed in | cket No. 28. by the fet of Columbia, in| eon etal. | the 25th day of M. | sate; $200 of which must be paid tal | s AUCTION SALES _ FUTURE DAYs. FUTURE DAYs G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ASHINGTON ono 1 ADAPTED TO OF MACHINE |S IRON FOUNDRIES OK WAKEHOUSE Pt POSES. By virtue of a deed trust to us bearing D. 1S91, and corded in Hber num of the land reco and at the requ parties secured We, the nnden will sell ction, ii froat of the prenlises, ON TU NUARY THIRTIETH, 1 M.. all those ~ Wappin lot 27, and bounded on ‘on the east by Washington town, and on the said land betmg in n, toxether with oh comsistinig of two large ings, formerly used as machine shop: and iron foundries. “s Said property will be sold subject to a certain a $6,000, da’ + pay: . With interest ceut per annum, until ‘Terms of sale: of trust above re. will be be com: ‘other - ri to resell the f the defaulting pur- ‘Notice as the un- WALLIAMS. R. WIECOX, Trustees, RATCLIFFE, DARR & O@, AUCTS., 20 PAL AVE. NR. SALE or TWwosToRY WITH CELLAM. AT INTH Pertas after suc 8, and t rorded jsiber F AND G N. E., BEING NO. 605 10TH | one of the lend ee NO th ST. N. E., WASHINGTON, D. ©. ‘bia, and at the request By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated the 2d | by,” the undersi day of February, 1889, and duly recorded in Liber | public. auction. in front ot 361, folio 435 ct seq., and by direction of the | THURS! THE FIRST Day party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee will, A. D. AT FOUR GCLOCK P. sell” on — MONDAY " AF WON, FEBRUARY | lowing deserthed real estate, situa: | PIPPH, 1804, AT FOUR O*CLOCK, ‘in front of the | tlct of Colambia, known and divti ae oe, ont | premises, all’ that certain plece and parcel of land | Heing. dot Bumbered twenty in Ditler ed tnd premises situate in the city of Washington, red eightvon plat recorded Rook County No. 8, M4. of the records of the surveyor's office of the District of Colum Via. together with the improvements thereon, Terms of sale: $1,500 and expenses of sale to be paid in cash within fifteen days. fro of the ‘property when the. same the residue of the purchas: s two equal installments. at ove aml two from the day of sale, with Interest on the de payments at the rate of 6 per cent per snuum from the day of sule, payable semi-annually. jown: to be paid in year cured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all of the purchase money may be paid in cash, at the gption of ‘the purchaser. ‘Terms to be fully | complied with fa fifteen days from the day. of | le, otherwiae the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of. th defaulting purchaser, AM conveyancing, recording, at the purchaser's cost SAM J. FISHEL. +. FREDERICK G. AKAM, Ja19-d&abe Trastecs. neers, 1407 G st. & Sloan.) €. G. SLOAN & CO., Aue Guceessors to Lat SALE OF A VALUABLE PUILD? N THE SUBDIVISION OF COLUMBIA TS, D. € By virtue of ‘a certain deed of trast, dated the 24th day of October, Ante recorded in Liber 1523, fe land records of the District of £ at the request of - whl follo 137. the District of € et on north side of Tar Sherman avenne und 13th avenue northwest. ‘Terms: The ¥ will be sold subject te a deed of trast of $1,700, which can he extended: one-half th ash, and the resyiae in on ¥ of sale, wita ivter- erty. or all “A depesit of S100 wil be re quired at time of sale. AM coavevanclag amd re | cording at purchasers cast. Fe Le wom plied with fu fifton days, « property mag be | resold, at the risk and cost ef the defaulting purchaser. JOUN or. S. PRANK L. CALHIOUN, fuldadcas (Truster, RATCLIPYE, 1 NO. 920 PE RY OVAL. oN THE AND iM PROVED BY FRAME | NUIS, 20 AND 2uz MARYLAND AVENVE NOUTI EAsr. To CLOSE THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM ‘ N. Ee 2D, and by virtue tia Vast wi ant tes sl. recorded jn of the pex- . in the office Distrier of C f certain decrees passed th under and by virt eaulty cause No. 11108, docket No. 2s, - wr f the Dist Colum? cite reason et al cx nd . on WEDNESDAY. 1 IN, at HALE-PaAST the premises, p yuare numbered» . contained with n¢ Beginning at the southwest «rer of easterly along the north tine of Meryland avenue thirty-six feet sax laches (36 feet 6 inches) :thenee Porth ome Inm- dred and eighty-seven feet three iaches (st foot B inches): thence west thirty-iwo fect six inches 482 foet 6 inches); thence south two bundss? ond iuproven | the south by lot 62 of Deakin's, Lee and | m ° | im Liber 17, fol f trast om the prop: | | maining part of lot auwbered tn: — ———— RATCLIFFE, DARK & AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES’ Sal VALUABLE : vED REAL BS. ATE KNOWN AS NUS. Ist ST. NW. = apes » of Two severah deeds of trust to respectively July 15, 18S, and aud duty recorded respect » im Liver 112, at follo 436 et fy 6, ines, is Laber No. 1 Sane: TL et sey.. of ike loud records af the Distrie ot Columivta- ‘aud at the written request of the party iS We the undersigned trustees wi bell at public auction, au Kraul of te premise ge SAGU RUAN, The RD DAY OF FEBRUARY A.D. 108, AT WALE-PASY FOUR O'CLOCK BF M., all that certain ¢ Or parcel of lund ang Y of Washington, Dis 1 and distinguinbhed ag Uwenty-seven Uy, ie aud six (100), as the mame ape od load desu ou the plats and plan @® Terms of sale be paid ia cx third of the purchase and balance In two sad (Wo years, with 1. jayalde semmimee deferred payments te of the purchaser ang eed of trust upon’ the at the rehaser's option, A de- $350 Wil be required of he time of sale. All conveyance notarial fees at cost of to be complied with w sale, otherwise the tro resell the property @t the risk and cost of cfaule- rehawe: 6 ee EDMONSTON, ne, ROBERT ©. HOLTZMAN, Trusti, Ja2é-dias 1 F owt. a | ~~ DUSCANSON BKOS., AUCTIONERRS, | | | | TRUSTEES EOF TWO BRICK D IN PRE COURT, BETWEEN 1ST ASE LTH AND ¥ AND W STREETS NORTHWEST, EXCELLENT PROPERTY POR INVESTMENT. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, bearing date on the Fifth Gth) Gay of August, A.D. 1590, and recorded among the land records of the District of | ol in Liber No. 1517, folio 275 et seq., and Nest Of the holders of the motes secured WILL, OFFER at public auction, ‘ie the premises, ou ONESDAY, "the POURTH DAY of JANUARY, A.D.” 1896 C'CDCK FM... the fellowigg Gcncrtiad | real estate, situate The city wots tom | Distriet of Columbia, to wit: “All those certair feces oF | hundred and thir 52, of w veyor's office of the District of Columbia, together th the improvements thereon. Terms: One-third of the purchase money to be | paid in cash and the balance im two equal Install. | ments, respectively in one and two years, secured jby a deed of trast the property sold, with | inerest thereon, payatle semi-annually, at the rate of atk er cent per aneum, oF all cast. at the @p- it | | tion of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 wy required at the time of sale. Sale to be fifteen days from dey of sule. otherwise the erty will be resold at the risk and cost of ser after tive days’ motice of such resale by aa terme in some une or more wewepapens wablisbed in chy of ‘e@xdington, Be ke *pitalNakbe t WARNER, Lotis b. WINE. | Ja10-a&as THE AROVE SALE MAS BEEN PosTPon enti! WEDNESDAY. JANUARY THIRTY ISM, same pd pace, = 2 ARD H. WARNER, LOUBS D. WINE, Ja. Iba bu: sn A te =... “ANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME DW! oN STH STREET BETWEEN E AND G STREETS SUCTHEAST, BEING HUUSE NUMBERED 526 STH STKEET. Ry virtue of @ deed of trast, duly recorded t= Liber uumbered 1285, follo 370 et sey., of the land records of the District Solunbia, we wlll sell on MONDAL, THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY “OF ANCAKY, A. D. 18¥é, at MALI-PAST POUR | O'CLOCK P. NL. all Gut piece or percel of ground mines sit *, lying and being in the city hington, Distriet of Gsiumria. and gown wished as aad bein: parts of low 6 and S46, begining W€ Keet 6 Inches north e woathWest commer «f mud square; rth 2Y Teet 2 itches: thence east north 4 feet improve. ements, rights, priviieges and ap- reto belonging or im aly manner the purchaser. ve of sale. Converane 31 purchaser Terms of sule to be en +4 with in fftees } AherWise Trastees res ht to resell at the risk 4 default! iter tive dave’ iulvertisement of ome BespappEE pulblsued in Washington WILLAM, ocksTaDT, | | Ui. WERGMANN, Jal7-aaas i" ‘Trustees, RATCL PARR & Co ACTION EES, Y PENNSYLVANIA AVE, NW, er. S SALE OF | TU ATE | i of the Last will testa. \Greasim, deveused.recurded te in Che ofthee Of the register Colyiabia, Book No | Mills or + full The Lite | te whted | complainants Hin Tren, reuty-ope mbered five hundrsi and. cnty tom a which has wot been conveyed ‘to Pramcis | and running seven feet. six amd one-half foches | feet, Gy inches) on a line with = gg ent, nx that width to the alley at the j lot mumbered twenty-one (2p: aud also the sae {Rs part of lot numbered owemty-two (22) in sald | square. that is to say, tem feet «le feet) of the E are com-| foar feet four inches \204 feet 4 inches! to the | Us froutiag on 3d sinest west, rauming from pluinanis and Clarence Leroy Palmer et fare | point of beginning, and containing six thomered | viding dine Of lots naudered twenty-one (21) ; See a ee eee tg etile UP and close the | Taree hundred apd sixty-four ject (G39 fects, myre | UVEMStWo 22) and Tumuli that width to the mae estate of the said William Greason, Twill offer | or less. {eo as mow inclosed and divided, wing, {be same for sale. on the premises, on MONDAY, JANU-| This property is the most elicible cocnsr on Cay. | PRETTY which was conversed to William Dalton ARY TWENTY A, D. Ase4, aT HALE. | trol Hil, and is very valisble ine ay- | hy badward 1. Kilcher Wy eed eotea tie 25, 1867, Part of lot numbered | The present impro: ats consist wan | Aud recorded in liber WR. Ne. 184, 390, numbered two hundred and | story frame houses, ing | Seuvitur, one of the lami reeunds of the District utained within the following metes | good rentals. Columb is: Beginning fe eastern corn south seventy feet ‘This and F, trance being on E street. new brick stable denced’ & cored by first Len upon t interest at six mus tl 1808. All title chaser. Terms of sale days after the reséll at the chaser. is sold. Is RATCL propert or the ame at the morth- | of the suld lot, feet six inches | thence west eleven feet and. e! ~ | tuches (11 feet 82-3 inches): then- and six inches (70. feet | east to the place of beginning. property is loeated In the alley between 1th and’ Sth streets northwest the tis hinproved by a large | containing all cael Riences, In the best of on ‘Terms of sale: One-third of in cash, the balance parable in jer. he 3 exam! and recording to be at the sole to be complied with within ten property ts sold, or th risk ‘and cost of the defantting, jae A deposit of two tare "it be ealred of the i ___ Trustee, No. 340 D st. now. FFE, DARR & Co., AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES’ SALE PROPERTY, front tion’ ip T™!€ PLOCI real estate, situated i aforesaid and known a: folio 31, provement Terms the sale thereon, per month, cost. Terms to be OF VALUARLE IMPROVED | NO. 1208 LINDEN a certair deed of trust, “dated j and duly ‘recorded tn’ Liber 1386, of the land records of the Dis: nd at the written request of the | Party secured thereby, we will sell at the premises on MONI Y-SINTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1 . M., the foliowing described | the District of Columbia | Jot numbered 265 in Jo- | seph A. Blundon's subdivision of lots in square numbered 1004 as per plat recorded in Liber 19 of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, together with the im: f sale: £300 cash ard the expenses of | n cash, and the purchaser to assume the balance of the second deed of trust payable $30 | nd a first deed of trust for $2,090, | and all cchveyaneing and recording at purchaser's moplied with in ten days from duy ‘of sale. or trustees may resell the property at the risk and cost’ of defaulting such public notice as they may WM. A. EASTERDAY, f the purchase money » in one and two years,evi- the purchaser's promissory Property sold, bearing per_centum: per annum, y. ixes and and thence running | » feet G inches): at and two-third ve north seventy 6 Inches); thence en: | modern couve- | Hotes,” se- payable | assessments’ paid to ing, converancing cost of the pur- he detantti undred and RES Gol. purchaser when the | 8M. FIELDS, sf. NX. BE | Wie gue. | AY, THE | 1894, AT orchaser after leem necessary. | the option of the purchase: Terms of sale: One in esh. the balance evidenced by the parch. red by first Hen upon f the purchas» money in one a 'S promis terest at ix pers ven: pasate semi-annually. ee ca mid to Sune 30, IGS, ANT sitle and recording to be at chaser. Terms of sale to be compliod wi days after the property is so! t resell at the risk and cost of th> charer. A deposit of Sve sandra? required of the parchaser wheat eine y6 dollars wil he he property is THOMAS M. FIELDS. Prust No. HD st. ja20-d&4s DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSIFES' SALE A NICE TWo-sToR BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS PREMINES 939 G STREET SOUTHWEST. Ry virtue of a certala deed of trust bearing date on the twentieth Goth) day of Mex, AD. sie, and recorded among the land records of the Dis- trict of Columbia in Liber No. 1697, folio 168 et the notes We wili offer at public auction, the premises, OF seq., and at the request of the holders of secured thereby, in front of on SATURDAY THIRD DAY FEBRUARY, ALD. isp HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PL 3 ing described real estate, situate in’ the city Weshington, District of Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land and premises know! and distinguished as and being lot numbered forte one (41), in Thomas J. King's subdivision of lore in square numbered three hundred ond. eights. nine 322), as said subdivision is recBrded in book |. follo #1, of the records of the surveyar's offer of the District of Columbia, together with the tun provements thereon, ‘Terns: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal install, ments, tively, im ome and two years, ses cured by a deed of trust upon : with interest thereon, payatle setal-o the rate of 6 per cent per amram, ors the AT the follow. Will be required at the time closed in fifteen days from Wise the rty Will Le resold cost of faulting purchaser, botice of such resale by ady isement in sul Que oF auore newspapers published ta the city of Washington, D.C. LOUIS D. WINE, W. M. LYTHE, CLARENCE B. RITERM, Jai7-d&abs oe Jal9-d&as 16 Fst. bt RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE SION OF BAKRY FARM, DALE, IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. dceree 0: the Supreme TRUSTEES’ SUBDIVE By virtue of the Distric TEENTH DAY EQUITY CAUSE } 0. fendani, ale, ut public auction, In front on TUESDAY. THE THIRTIETH Day 0 D. isos, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. i of ground situated, Iytag and | 5 belng' in the county of, Washington, District of records of the Disirict of Columbia, and at | Pelng in the, counts of) Maskington, District of} ARY, 4 that ‘piece or olumbia, D trict quent pai OF JANUARY, 15172, wherein Vincent Flood et al. are complainants and Maria Flood is de- the undersigned tustees will offer for in William | dated Angast 16, 1869, and duly recorded in et "as 7 of the land records « less that part \ HILLS- ALD. 1nd, 7. df the premises, JANU all | P. | a eatisfactory i thereof subse- | dis. ed by said James Flood to Mattie | RATCLIFFE, DARR & O0., AUCTIONEERS. CHANCERY SALE—PARTITION OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN WISE, DECEASED. ar} Ss improved by at fro 4S Sd street worthwest, amd there tory. frame hous on the rear of the numer #1 Ball's alley porthwest. = fond rentals, sold, . All tithe examining. conv. and recording to be at the sole cost of pares chaver. paid or Terms of sale to be donplic thin days after the froperty in sill, or the trae SR resell at the and cost uf the defwulting sitar wut adit a a rw seal THOMAS cane a }OMAS M. PIELDS, Trust _Ja20-d&ds ee mE 300 D st. ze. RATCLIFFE, DARI & 00. ADCTS. TRUSTEES SALE OF ERICK AND Ra’ STORE AND DWELLIN a ' By virtue of two certain deeds of trust, | Recorded in Liber No. # S rerded ie Lier G52, “folios Nos. 183 Secured thereby, the unde for sale, ty public # on FRIDAY. Ti A.D. ISM. AT POUR O'CLOCK | the te. situate ag. District of Golny ; oe or el | wd premises Known aml aixtingubebed ~ Pring the middle one-thtrd (13) of lot wpe (2). fe | block two «2, shdivision of John A. Smith® farm called" Kati - made by Howard # TEENS fronting seveaieon (17) fect seven and ane 1-3) inches On Tih street road by ome | sche UST) feet three «By inches the improvements, righta, I that « j twent | deep, together wit from the day of right to reseli the of the default ertisement of re) per pai! ve fd 2 . CAM conveyancing and recording at t ef the purchaser. at the Purchaser, after Ja2~Ukdie y virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of | TRUSTEES’ SALE ¢ the District of Columbia, passed ta equity cause PROPERTY KNO No, M464, whereja Marj I. Dawson vet BLOCK Zi, complainants and ma F. Byrnes et al. ure de- THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THIRT fendants, we will, oa THURSDAY, THE *FiksT AXD HARVARD STS NORTH WEST. Day ¥ set, AE HALFPasT| By virtue of 2 certain decd of trast bem FOUR OCLC off fm front of the properiy, the real estate: for sale at auction, following described in square 4 ington, District of « north of the city of Wash- umbia, being situate at the corner of C and 4, streets southwest, date on the 30th day of 5 end recorded in Liber ® the land records of the th tember, A. BD. ¥ 4. folio 204 et Red trtet of Coli holder of the pote® Sell at public # atm | Do Ise, Al front feet. more or less. on 41, street, und | running back on 00 tect, sume or Ieee i tes eons 2) Lot 16, in sq) of the city of Washing- auuhia, tow District of being immediately im vis of iand and he rear of the | id, and capable of use as q K to a depth of These lots will first be offered together, and if ik not thus made will be imue- er offere BD feet, ely thereaft + ie decree: One- Moss by deed ded in Liber 1033, in folie 39 f the pure ney to be <a im carb et se f the said land recerds, together with the | Within ten days from a snie, of which roveients. thercon. j two Lundred dollars 4 # deposit at rms: One-third eash, the balance in one and | the thine of sale » and the tmlanee of two years from the day of sale, the deferred pay-| the purchase equal installments, ta ments to bear interest at the of 6 per cent — le, for wh “r annum, ps red by deed Of trast on sh, at the option of the $100) will be required to t of $10 Plerty is knocked down, ‘Tertus pe tice 2100, will be lin fifteen days from the da, T foes ai the | trustees reserve the right to resell the property at becom. | the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, Ait | BATES WARRE: 412 st. DOUGLASS 8. MACKALL, conveyancing, recording. cost. Jal7-d&abs th &e., and to be se nck host of | when the prop- be complied with, of sale, otherwise the | at the purchaser's | nw. 416 Sth st. now, ‘Trustees. ager shall a the day of sale, and to interest at the rate Six per cent per antrum, and secured by a deed st upon the property ‘sold, or ali casi, at the of the purchs All conveyancing and te parehaser, and if terars with within twenty days property Will be resold, a r ‘or others a defoulting purchaser, may direct. FRANK T. LAIR LEE, - ~ Fendall bidg. Ja20-d&ds ‘Trustees. eel, more oF less, on © | ited as lots mani in John j Ne. aid property il sold wu | Ject to & certain deed of trust for $6,582 and | lutciest thereon, “The conditions of this trust | be anmoaneed at tine of stu | Terms: One-third of th Purchase money to B® | paid im cush, twe eyes! inetall- | Rents in one > Re -< tates “of, tbe grave coe at. thy fe» semi-annualiy, and t a te oe sold or all cash, at the A deposit, of s300 will of wie, Terms of gale within fifteen days from ul advertiveiwent “of "eect anciig and recording at par DAVID D. STONE, JOHN A. TAYLOR, ‘Truste of sale or the the property at t purchaser after fh resale, All