Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1894, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. SUBURBAN NEWS. oo ALEXANDRIA. Conductor Al Meeks of the Washington and Ohio branch of the Richmond and Dan- ville railroad, was brought to this city yes- terday afternoon badly injured. He had been caught between freight cars on the Foad near Leesburg and his back bruised. Dr. O’Brien rendered him surgical assist- ance, and this morning he is improving. The Wednesday Night Club, Mr. W. Thompson Smith, secretary, give their first ball of the season at McBurney’s Hail to- night. On the probate side of the corporation court yesterday Isaac Smith qualified as administrator upon the estate of Susan Smith, his wife. cama ‘A great throng of Alexandrians att last night the grand concect of Mr. Leo Wheat, Mrs. Shir-Cliffe, Miss Bertha Lucas and Prof. Bischoff. Mr. Chas. Waller has been appointed Look- keeper of Receiver R. F. Knox, in charge of the assets of the Deis Manufacturing Com- pany of New Alexandria. The little son of. Mr. A. W. Armstrong, who has been in New York under the Pas- teur treatment for some time, will return home in a few days. His health continues good, and it is now certain that the dog by which he was bitten was not mad. Yesterday evening Messrs. Blackford, Smoot, Johnson, Green, King and Dahl, del- egates from the Episcopal Church here, left to attend the Episcopal convention at Rich- mond. Prof. Perey F. Leach of Washington is training the chorus of the Southern Assem- bly here in the dances incidental to the opera of “The Gondolie- which will be produced at the Opera House next Tuesday evening. ——- ANACOST! The presence of the parents and two sis- ters of Mr. William A. Herdesty at his residence on Washington street on Monday | evening last, who had come from Rock- ville to pay him a visit on his thirty-fifth birthday, was made the occasion, with the! assistance of a number of the fun-loving youths of Anacostia. of an old-time country dance. The Rockville string band was in attendance, and hilarity and good cheer reigned supreme until a late hour. Among some of those present were Messrs. Harry Perkins, Edwd. Dorsey, Guy King, Warren King, Thomas Lyles, William Roach, Dan- jel Webster and Riley Moultrie. Mr. B. P. Murray will give a stereopticon exhibition with accompanying lecture at the Anacostia Baptist Church on Friday evening next. The “mothers’ meeting” convened at the rectory of Emmanuel Church this after- moon. The exercises were presided over by Mrs. Geo. Bowman and were participated in by a large number from the several churches. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Anacostia Baptist Church will give a social at an early date. The funeral of Joseph Kuhn took piace today from the late residence on Harrison street. The interment was at St. Barna- bas" cemetery. The Rey. W. G. Davenport of Emmanuel Church, Anacostia, officiated. Mr. Thomas F. Murray and family, after a short sojourn in Philadelphia, are again among old friends in Anacostia. Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Grant street, with the elder members of the family, huve gone to Baltimore for a three weeks’ stay. Mr. Joseph Parker is lying very ill of typhoid pneumonia. —__—_ HYATTSVILLE. Revival meetings are still in progress at the Methodist Church in this 2, Rev. Mr. Zimmerman, pastor, and are being largely attended. . Active work on the Washington and Ches- apeake Bay railroad has been steadily going on for the past week. Messrs. Coffin and Sullivan are the contractors for this work. A number of lots at the beach have been taken by Cincinnati, Chicago and Washing- ton people. The contract calls for the com- pletion of this work by July 1. The Hyattsville Progressive Euchze Club will meet tonight at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Owens. Henry, Arthur, Bertha and Ethel Chinn, children of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Chinn (col- ered), were baptised at the residence of their parents in this village a few evenings s'nce by Rev. Mr. Thompsor (colored) of Bladens- burg. A large number of colored people were present, including Mr. and Mrs. John ,. . grandfather ard grandmother of the children. Mrs. James B. Beall, widow of the late Thomas B. Beall, was stricken with paraly- wis yesterday morning at the residence of her son, Mr. Lewis C. Beall, in Seitsville, and has remained speechless ever since. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boykin gave a “hard times” party last evening to a number of friends at their residence on Sibley avenue. es, music and recitations were the or- der of the evening. Among those present were Misses Corinue McFariand, Dernadine, Lottie and Nellie Fenwick, Gertrude Paxton and Lucy Ingersoll, Messrs. E. A. Fuller, archie Wells, John Holden, Fred. Royce, Lipscomb, Marsh and Reed, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Holden and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boy- ——_——_ KENSINGTON. Marjorie, the young daughter of Gov. and Mrs. Alphonso Hart, is critically il. Last night little hope was entertained for her recovery. Mr. Wm. H. Wheatley is confined to his home with the grip. Miss Bertha Russell is visiting her sister, L. H. MeQueen. i The Epworth League meeting was led on Sunday evening by Mr. Arthur Baxter, fol- lowed by a meeting of the Sunday School Missionary Society, under the direction of Miss Nellie Miner. Mrs. R. B. Detrick and Miss Stella Gart- rell, who have been quite sick, have re- covered. ————_ FREDERICK. The board of aldermen of Frederick, kav- ing obsrved the workings of the Australian ballot law as applied to county and general elections in Frederick, are determined to have it adopted for municipal elections, and on Tuesday the members of the board went to Annapolis in a body to petition the legis- lature to that effect. They will also ask to have their power as to the passing of city ordinances enlarged and for the privi- lege of issuing bonds to cover the indebt- edness incurred by the building of the new reserveir west of the city. One of the finest barns in Frederick coun- ty—that of G. A. T. Snouffer, the well- known stock herder and farmer near Adamstown—was entirely destroyed Sunday night by a fire of incendiary origin. The fire was discovered about 10:30 o'clock and the alarm quickly given, but the neighbors who arrived could do nothing but get the stock out of the way of the flames and save the dwelling from destruction. The barn, all the outstables, the wagon shed and corn house were burned; one horse perished in the flames, and five tons of hay, ninety | loads of fodder, seventy-five barrels of corn, several wagons and all the harness were burnt, the loss aggregating about $10,000. The property was insured, the insurance being distributed among four or five com- ies. In trying to save his horses Mr. jouffer was himself badly burned about the hands. . Miss Sarah Miles died a few days ago at her home near Brunswick, this county, and her death is believed to have been due to! voluntary starvation. About fourteen days before her death she conceived the idea that it was a sin to eat or drink, and from that time refused to allow anything to pass her iips. She was in her sixty-fifth year and very well known in the community. is Gittinger of Frederick, the well- ball player, now with the Mobile, Ala., team, was practicing shooting at a target with a rifle a few days ago, when he accidentally shot himself in the leg, inflictmg 2 severe but not serious wound. Tuesday, Mr. F. A. Obenderfer of Frederick Zound in the drawer of a chest a parchment certificate of membership in the Society of the Cincinnat!, signed by George Washing- ton as president. The signature Is genuine and distinct, but the balance of the certiti- cate is not well preserved. Henry Lorentz has bought for $655 the house of M Arabella Kline, on East South street, this y The pupil: tion, this c ity. of the Academy of the Visita- y. held their annual concert in the academy hall on Tuesday morning, and thelr annual masquerade ball and banquet in the evening. The maskers were attired in the costumes of noted characters in his- tory and the scene was a most brilliant one. Salvation OW reduces large joints, 23e. While overhauling a lot of old furniture | Among the pupils participating were a num- ber from Washington. Mr. J. Frank Butts of Myersville, this county, has a bullet which he alleges is the one which killed Jesse James, the noted outlaw. Agents of northern capitalists have re- cently visited Liberty, Johnsville and Union Bridge for the purpose of making plans to construct an electric railway from Liberty | to Union Bridge by way of Johnaville. It is proposed at Union Bridge to connect with the Western Maryland railroad, thus giving a wide section of this county an easy outlet to the large markets. The people of Lib- erty have determined to build the road. A meeting will be held at the Frederick College in a few days for the purpose of organizing 2 movement to establish a public library in Frederick. John Norris, a native of Rocky Ridge, this county, but for some years engaged in business in Ohio, died a few days ago at Troy, Ohio, where he had established a large grain business. Mr. David H. Best, a prominent merchant of Frederick, and Miss Maggie Carty, daughter of Mr. C. C. Carty, dre to be mar- ried at the Evangelical Lutheran Chu-ch here on the 7th of February, at 5 p. m. Miss Willson of Washington, who has been the guest of Mrs. Dr. Edward Nelson, East Church street, has returned home. ——__. FRENCH NAVY NEEDS. The Government Interpellated by M. Lockroy. The French chamber of deputies was crowded yesterday with persons anxious to hear the interpellation of the governnent by M.*Lockroy in regard to the condition of the navy. The galleries were filled and the benches in the body of the house were all occupied by members. M. Lockroy made a somewhat lengthy | Speech. He asked what had been dene with | the milliards of francs appropriated for naval purposes since 1871. France, he said, had spent a millard of francs more upon her navy than had the nations composing the triple alliance. Austria had augmented | her naval strength two-thirds, while Ger- many had increased her naval strength six | times what it was in IS7l. The naval strength of France in that time had been increased only 6 per cent, and her vessels were inferior in number, speed and every. thing else to those of the other powers. The waste and disorder in every depart- ment of the naval administration, he de- clared, was flagrant. M. Lockroy -quoted from the reports of experts and from official reports to show that the coast defenses had been neglected and sacrificed to the rivalry between the naval and military departments. The forts | at Rochefort, YOrient,Brest and Cherbourg, he said, were in bad condition. The torpedo. boats at Toulon were notably worthless. | He summed up the result of his observa- tions in regard to the matter, and declared that in the event of war being suddenly declared against France, her coast defenses were not prepared to prevent an enemy from landing. Continuing, M. Lockroy said that the Is- land of Corsica was absolutely unprotected. Italy, if she so desired. was able to land on the island 15,000 men in about an hour's time. The ships placed at the disposal of France's brave seamen (cheers) were utter- ly unworthy of these heroic men. The su- periority of the French sailors was power- less against the inferiority of their vessels. If France should be defeated in her next war those who would be responsible would be those who had failed to provide the armaments which modern science rendered | | necessary. Though the government had already nom- inated an extra parliamentary commission to investigate naval matters, it was im- perative ta parliamentary inqu: be made. Over one-quarter of the Prencition Was composed of old ships, and their artil- lery was inferior. Anarchy reigns in the naval administration. Deficits had discovered at the Toulon arsenal, but the guilty persons had not been punished. The common law halted respectfully outside the arsenal door. Havre and Dieppe were at the mercy of any fleet that desired to bombard them, While Rouen and Boulogne were practically defenseless. England, M. Lockroy deciar- ed, need have no fear of Cherbourg. She could land a force at Cotantin. M. Lockroy quoted from Lord Brassey, formerly lord of the British admiralty, and Admiral Bourgeois,both of whom concurred in the opinion that Cotantin was not sufi- ciently defended. The French ironclads, he said, were de- fective. The ita, recently built, had failed to meet her contract requirements. The Neptune, Hershe and Marceau were also faulty. Fatal accidents were constant- ly occurring on board the ships, owing to their badly constructed engines. M. Abel said that the ministry of marine, not the local officials, was responsible for the condition of affairs at the Toulon er- senal. He personally was convinced that the Mediterranean coast defenses were in- adequate. Premier Casimir-Perier said that the facts related concerned the government immediately preceding the one now in power. He asked the chamber to adjourn the debate until Thursday, to enable the government to examine the charges. Ad- journment was agreed to. M. Lockroy is a member of the commis- sion recentiy appointed by the chamber to inquire into naval affairs. a BROWN BEATEN. CoOL. “BILL” Republicans Capture 2 Congressional Seat in New York. The special elections yesterday at New York city for two Congressmen in the four- teenth and fifteenth districts resulted in an even distfbution as far as the political parties are concerned, but the republicans are rejoicing over their signal Victory in the fourteenth district. There the republi- can candidate, Lemuel Ely Quigg. led his rival, Wm. L. Brown, by 90% votes, and thus succeeds to the seat left vacant by Col. John R. Fellows, democrat, now dis j trict attorney. ; In the Bfteenth, Isidor Straus was elected over Frederick Sigrist, republican. | Straus succeeds Ashbel P. Fitch, democrat, now controller of New York city. The defeat of Brown came as something of a surprise to many. His nomination was considered as a guarantee of his election, | and he had declined to run for his old seat in the state senate on the promise of the nomination for Congress. 1t had become apparent, however, toward the close of the campeign that Mr. Quigg was making an unparalleled fight, and his chances yrew brighter every congressional election since the commence: ment of the general agitation over the Wil- son bill and the income tax, the result is | tmportant. It lends color to a reported re- mark made by Richard Croker in his late interview with President Cleveland, that the passage of the Wilson bill would um pair the chances of the democratic congres- sional candidates in New York. The lack fluenced the votes of many who waniad a change, no matter in what shape it might come. It was said throughout the day that the police and firemen were opposed to Brown and were warking against him. Brown had in the state senate opposed bills which provided for increased pay for fire- men and policemen. His attitude in senate on bills relating to labor was not such as would recommend him to tie with effect. | There is a story,too, that he was knifed by Tammany. Some of the Knowing ones have hinted all through the campaign that Brown was put up to be knocked down. | This story ts made significant from the fact | that the policemen and firemen were not }in his favor and that the liquor dealers were easily influenced by them. | Mr. Straus’ election was in a great meas- ture due to the munificent charities of his | brother, Nathan Straus. Mr. Nathan Straus, | in his opening free coal yards and selling } to the poor the staples of life at cost, has | come to be recognized as New York's must | prominent philanthropist. Total vote, Quizg, | 13,408; Brown, 12.498. Straus, 15,221; St. grist, 1 | ‘The democratic percentage of the total | vote cast fell ta the fourteenth district from | 57.73 in 1802 to 46.10; and in the fifteenth district from 5Y.08 in 18%2 to 55.5. The re- | publican percentage rose in the fourteenth M2 to AWTL dn Isus: district from 38.55 land in the fifteenth district from 35.04 to 38.50. ‘A democratic plurality of 8,825 in the four- teenth district v changed to a republican plurality of 984; and a democratic plurality of 11,6) in the fifteenth district has been reduced to 4,6 1 ++ Maj. Turner Elected to Congress. A special election was held in the seventh Virginia congressional district yesterday to elect a successor to Col. O’Ferrall in the House of resentatives. Returns indi- cate a very light vote. Maj. Turner, the | democratic candidate, is elected by a good ' majority over Root, republican. —-——__‘see aes Low Rates to Baltimore via B. and 0. Saturday, February 3, the Baltimore a: Ohio will ‘sell round-trip tickets to Halti- more, good on all trains and valid for r turn until the following Monday, at $1.25. pede AoE Say Electric Light flour, $2.50 bbl., page 6.—Adyt. | i day. This being the trst | of work and the hard winter no doubt in-! the | working class and was used against him | | | | | | Slowly Burned to Death. George Turner, an engineer in the Wheel- ing steel works, met a horrible death at Wheeling, W. Va., Monday night. He was hauling a red-hot steel mold, weighing 6,000 pounds, on a small truck with a pony locomotive, when the truck, passing over a AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. é H. BERNHEIMER & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Successors to Weeks & Co., 7 LOUISIANA AVE. N.W!, near 7th st. REGULAR SALE Or AUCTION SALES. , AUCTION old city P.O.) OUR REGULAR THURSDAY'S SALE, COMMENC- T TEN A.M., FEBRUARY FIRST, THE FINEST DISPLAY BE rough place in the track, careened and al- JRNITE CARPETS. ae. FOUND: ELBGANT PA’ it BE lowed the mold to fall gver on to the cab! pouoRROW (FHTUSDAY), FEARCARY FIRST, | SI Cer AND PARLOW SU nrr DIN- of the locomotive where Re was sitting. He | TEN 4.M., we shall sell im front of and within ING ROOM, KITCHEN AND OFFICE SUP- fell to the platform, and the big mold fell tur SALEN ROOMS, a general collection of House} PLIES IN LARGE VARIEDY: CARVEDE ULL across his abdomen and held him there fects, incl all the necessities of the i) re aS, | metal burning his body almost in two. He rt a Immediately after the sale of the above, Will continue the SPECLAL. GOODS: the CHUR SST we was conscious fully ten minutes while lying 25 CARPETS at WELVE O'CLOCK. under the burning mass, and was able to! P.$.—Goods consigned to our sales will be carted give directions to those about him as to the | free of charge. Consignments receiyed up to hour of sale. best method for getting the mold off him, | of, sa Me cenaiiienias a doecacr but he was dead when removed. He leaves | wife and three children. we = 5 y _ eet ©. G. SLOAN & CO., WASHINGTON, D. C., Supreme Court Appointments. 1407 G STREET NORTHWEST. Justice Brewer of the Supreme Court wil! make an appointment soon to fill the office of United States district attorney for the eastern district of Missouri. Two names are before him for consideration, Geo. D. Reynolds and Medford H. Cahoon. Justice Gray has appointed Assistant District A\ torney John Oakey attorney for the east ern district of New York, in place of Jesse Johnson, as his term has expired. sees Hot cup coffee free, page 5.—Advt, SS AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE JAPANESE TRADING CO., $22 7th street northwest, will be closed out at auction MONDA’ JANUARY TWENTY-NINTH, 1804, AT ELEVEN A.M., AND THREE P.M. The stock consists of Satsuma Vases, Coros, Jardinieres, Rose 2nd Cracker Jars. Souven- ir Cups and Seucers, Erabroideries, Screens, Table Covers, Rugs, &e., &e. Alvo a tine collection of Ivory Carvings, Tuesday, Wednesday, Also a fine’ col Thursday and Friday, |_sesiu__“*)7R PSN Si coeers, January 30 to February 2, 1894 At 2 p- m., By virtue of a certain deed of trust, bearing datc on the Fifth god day of August, A.D. 1: ,. , and The Exhibited Portion of | cmt ther so 'tsit tale ss eo es at the request of the holders notes: thereby, WE WILL OFFER FUTURE DAY DUNCANSON BRCS., AUCTIONEBES. SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS IN_FRISTOE COURT, BETWEEN 13fH AND 14TH AND V AND W STREETS NORTH WEST. EXCELLENT PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT of the secured at public auction, ir “RATCLIFFE, DARI & CO. AUCTIQNEBIS, THE BRUSSELS ACADEMY iWexty souk Day of taNvaty, re 2s at E O'CLOCK P.M., folio dese ‘CERY AND TEUSTEE'S SALE OF VAL- COLLECTION real estate, ae, the city fs vashlugtott ivi MARYLAND — AVENU tinguished as and bein, BY 1 ~ x PROV FRAME DWELLINGS.’ NOs. dred and thirty-seven (137) and one hui ape 202 MARYLAND AVENUE NOmRTH ‘ thirty-eight (13s), in V. Bonnell and J. W East To ‘Choa Hie DSTATE OF WILLIAM CERAMIC ARTS Reed's Toot BE sueney meeeneree twe EASON, DECEASED. zs e . corded cae ai " the Yast will and testa. in Liber 17, folio 152, of the recorts of the sur- From the World’s Fair _AT PUBLIC AUCTION. deceas-d, recorded to 51. in the office of the reg- ister of wills of the District of Coiumbla, wud under and by virtue of certain decrees pansed ip equity cause No. 11109, docket No. 28, in the Su- we Court of the District of Columbia, wherein rge W. Greason et al. are complalmants aud office of the District of Columbia, togethe: With the improvements thereon. ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money to bv paid in cash and the balance im two equal instal meuts, respectively im one and two years, secured by a deed of trust gon the property sold, with interest there payable semi-annually, at the rat< res Will Book No. 19, folio SALE OF JAPANESE | Selle t | plied with in ten days from de: ; the trustees reserve the right & AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. LUABLE REAL ESTATE rR FEET ON NEW TE NEAR M STR FR. IMPROVED BY AME | , By virtue of two several decds of trust to us NG AND LARGE BRICK STABLES | bearing date respectively July 15, 1585, and Jahu- goa ary 5. Iss, and duty recorded tively om By virtue of three (3) cortain deeds of trust bear- | July 16, No. 1777, at the District and at the request of the parties se- cured 7» We, the undersigned trustees, will | A. D. sell at ic auction, in front of the ses, ON | M. THURSDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF FESRUARY, | premises ei 4. D. 1804," AT HALF-PAST POUR O'CLOCK I” | trict of G M., all that certain piece or parcel land and el Premises known and distinguished as and teing the | hortherh part of Jot numbertd one (1), in square | desis pamiered seventy. (70), fronting sixty-four (4 ft.) | said city. feet on New Hampshite avenue having for 18] Terms of sale: sou boundary line a line drewn northwestward- | to be paid in phe ET Sor in jot, ome hundred and tweary-eight ‘one-half ingles from north M ‘street, it 9,827 square feet ef ground, more | oF less, iunproved by frame dwelling and large brick | Stables in rear. Terms: One-third of the purchase money to be paid im cast and the balasce im three equal in- | Stallments, payable im one, two and three years, With interest at 6 per cent per annum, payable Semi-anuually, from date of sale, secured by decd of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the gution Gf the purchaser. A deposit of $300 ¥Y9l be required of the purchaser at the time of sal aneing, recording and notarial fees at the m- hotarial fees at cast of to be complied with wi sale; otherwise the Teserve resell the property at the risk and ing porchaser. 500 Sth st. nw, ‘Trustee, ROBERT ©. HOLTZMAN, Ja24-d&ds oul F st. nw, TRUSTEES’ : A NICE TWo-sTORT KNOWN AS PREMISES deed of trust cou cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be | y At the risk and cost of defaviting purchaser after 5 days’ advertisement of such resale im some news baper published in Washington, T LEON TOBR: a DARK & Ov. ot IMPORTANT tes, ad at the equine OF the bees eye 2 . ost of ASSIGNEES SALE OF THE EX STOCK OF 7. we wil offer at “section, VM. 2 u PIANOS, ORGANS, LARGE "AND Com: SHEET AND BOOK PIANO AND STOOLS AND COVERS, PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MUSIC, OPERA, OKATORIAL, ORGAN INSTRUCTORS. HANDSOME | STORE FIXTURES, COUNTERS, SHOW CASI nine (3t9), as is in ° . DASES, DESKS, IRON SAFES, &c. fald subdivision is recorded in hook Clarence Leroy. Palmer ct’ al. nis 1] Also the whole of the Exhibited Collection. of | of SIX per cell per annura, (oF all cash. at the, sD ite ae eee irre im records of the surveyor's office will sell, on WEDNESDA aHiery- . required at the tme of sule. Sale to be closed it | TWO GRAY HORSES, ONE LARGE YAN, ONE | Of the Dis Three aabla, together with the im- r st three { preaden Eorcelains, Ivory Cakvings, Vienna Eaam-! Steen days trout day ef sale, otserwise % NO-TOP WAGON, "SET DOUBLE HARNESS, | Prpementt, tint of the purch PANS. a sal few Specimens of jueterie irol- e ee. - uptewl and sifty: | oe 1 35 fig’ purchaser ‘after ‘five Gaye" wotice ef Seek fesuke |~, By virtue of a deed of assignment given to us and | Paid in cash, sei” pilance in two eiual install en (754), contained within the followimg imetés | ture from 518 5th avenue, New York. by advertisement in some ue or more duly reconded the undersigued assignees will ofer 4 cme and two years, se and bounds: Beginning at the southwest ccrner of publ! im the city of Washington, D.C, for sale, Uy public auction, on the premises, No. 1110 | cured by @ deed of trust upon the y sald square, and runing thence ey Along the ae BRAINARD H.’ WA Ry St, haar. on WEDNESDAY. PERRUARY SEV- | The rate of 6 per payanle > north eof ry lai avenue ix foot Bi BI S ‘i, 1804, ‘CLOC! LL. Inches (36 feet 6 inches):thenes dw lorth ome On Exhibition Saturday $n10-0hts apeabint nase: gt a eae si a — 4 gael es ee a feel —_— ons ‘i assortment of = Instruments, Svect Inches); thence wes two ix incl THE AROVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED Book Music, Store Fixtures, Iron 32 feet 6 inches); thence south two hundred and and Monday, patil” WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTY-PORST, | Wagons, Hi fee. ‘five four feet four inches .204 feet 4 inches) to the $94, same hour and place. UF SALE: 4 point of beginning, and containing six thousand SRAINARD H. WARNER. JOB BARNARD, as ae ye three bundred and sixty-four feet (6,8%8 feet), more January 27 and 29. LOUIS D. WINE. ‘ 0 Bay st. n.w., Washington, D.C 3 fo the city or less. ‘ja24-d&ds Trustees jOSEPR “CKETT, y itor HU and ts. very eetasuie ie See STACY” | Catdlogues now ready. 4a25-6t nove Sain ae “aoe boseledsid ee Sct” Snares, The Present mpcoy ani ate |e Ae ETE IIDAYS FEBEU RAS BEES, POSTPONED | pagcLiFFE, DARR & CO., Aucta. Story frame houses, both cf ehich “ary yielding DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. ' hour and place. Bate (RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Terms of sale: One-thind cf the purchase money < S r zm ORY ta ean ie bane cara tnt ro nee | RUNDE SAL, OF ERAME BOEING OS | gs gyay OO DINE or RETIRE ME oe evi rebansr's sort notes, se: N . T Se cured by first lien upon. “me property. sokde Vora: ag: Se ee NUMEENED Say F. WARREN JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER, tavarh, xpe se Re ncention ites eat ae Virepe of Gadeed of trust, duly reconled 12/ avcrion SALE OF UNREDEEMED Es, | BEAM, WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPROVE- Tune 30. 18A3. All title exami Liber nuihbered 1385, folic 370 et sey., of the Iand | ia agatha pyre tye TS. on — has oadtepasge ying SO MONDAY. THE TENT ery Dae SEL | Button, 11g Pas ave ter eet cES- BY AUCTION. in Liver 1 chaser. JANUARY, A. Dee iso at WALPEAS youn | DAY. FEBRUARY 6” AT TES un ‘AM.,| On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY SEC-| of the Dist Gage after teat property SOS ne ee Tre Sh PECLOCAY. SE, ail tnt diocese baseet of Gees | all the envedcemed in bis “store “apes |OND, 1694, at THREE O'CLOCK, we will offer tor | Ste" ys after tb pv ey pe pur. | and premises situate, lying and icing im ine city | which the interest is due one year or more, con- | sale, oe auction, 3 = pay Ste chaser. A deposit of Ave unblred. dolinrs Best Giscingtighed as aisd Sela puree at tire eaea | Cnet, sires ent Metal Cased Watches, | street, west Weshingta:, D. C. the shove wel-| TWENEY SINTH Sami C1 tingui as ete, jut 2 once, HOMIE ype, Paen, | iol Reena Saat caer | ates ead, ee ace ns Bye | So be or peat, | Eee ma tl southwest corner said square; racelets, t Ja20-d&ds ae ee ek Rorth 29 feet 2 inches; thence east 10 feet; thence | Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Coins, Currency, | Ja23-d&dbs Auctioneers, | of the subdivision of Cobiwbte - he north 4 feet 4 incl be Diamonds and other precious stones, Fine Paint: DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS: pg ge ings, Books, Kitles, Revolvers, Razora, c “Colupblar FUTURE Days. Cance, Umbrellas alee, ‘Clocks, ‘Dress Conte : SALE OF BRICK DWELLING SITv. | fet Sy pit ot N, Go ‘ Sealskin Wraps, cal themat- | A’ 1653 “H” STREET, Ok BENNING’S | Sherman TOLSO! ac peice etapa oy noes ical Instraments, &c. Sale to continue . pan, ;ORTHEAST. Avenue northwest. GROUND NEAR BRIGHT- | Sppertaiuing. a deed of WOOD, D.C. ‘erms: One-third cash, balance in Auctioneer. | 1, Wate ee 8, deed of trust; recorded in Liber | years. ‘at giper cent ee annum rot, sepals jam = 763, 2 et +, One of ol mi-wnnually, to sect the District of Columbia, and at the request of trust on the pi a tty sold, or ‘ail at the op-/ UNITED SLATES MAKSHAL’S SALE.--BY VIR- i und. erty, or the holder of the note secured thereby, we will | tion of the purchaser, A deposit of $200 required tue of a writ of fieri facius, iued out of the | quired at sell, at public auct! {n front of the premises. on | at time of sale. Conveyancing, &c., at purchas-ra| clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the Dis. cording ai fase Peck Poe ae 1894, a cost. ler = ie to be an with in fifteen pe of Loree —- me ee —— plied — "AST FOU a 5 following descrit real | days, otherw! rast resi u resel it lie le, cash, on = resold, estate: All that certain piece or parcel of land, | the ty at the risk und’ cost ‘o defaulti west pe South Capitol and I sts., city of purchaser. known as lot numbered 6. of Jno. Henry ‘Nichols? ‘advertisement of such u tehol subdivision of @ tract of iand called “Peter'a Mill Seat,"" on the 14th street road, near Brightwood, inown at sale. A ft one deposit of $50 UARY, K a.M., all the claim. teterent aud estate in ond. to Wing descr roperty, to " 22 Norse : | purchaser, after days" Washington, District of Columbia, on TU | jesale In tome newspaper published in W THE SINTH DAY FEBI WILLIAM OCKSTADT, Ternis made ki H. H. BERGMANN, required at time ‘Trustees, . Jal7-dkds Tubplar Boiler, power; 1 GHORGE BOM = THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN FOSTPONED ted Volleys “Het “Ehvatens D. . BOND, 3 . Fy leys; Belt Elevator, ¥. a Set | RUARY FIRST,"A. De ss. eame beer aed piece | Shovel ee acing an ae, arate, Deak, Coates. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. Wittiay OCKSTADT? erty of the Washingson Mortar “Company. and —— |. M. BERGMANN. x fo satisfy execation 3 TRUSTEES’ SALE ESIRABLE BRICK | ja20-deeds tees, | favor of the Wightsvilie Lime Company. DAD Brin rg maak areas CS. ar 3M rT sis par lela DARR & CO., Aucts. y virtue of a t duly et Ray DARK & Co. avcrioxgers, | —3# eS ber No. 1533, folio 389, et |. Ome of the land! .., EL . 0. "TiN sagen a ¥ by REEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. isn, |PHANCERY AND TRUSTEES SALE LE, OF FALTA- | rer, $i cer seen maar AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the following Aescribed NORTHWEST” GORRER oe ee COU BUGGIES. CARS’ AND HAX- land aud premises situate In the elty of Washing. | AND E STREETS, NORTHWEST: ibe SOMS, ‘SINGLE AND DOUBLE © HARNESS, son, in the District of Columbia, and desiguated BY LARGE BRICK BUILDING, CONTAINING EIC.,’ AT AUCTION. aseand being the east (8) feet it and buck MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, KNOWN | By virtue of a deed of trust (chattel) given to pre. wo oer Ce toe, eae “THE GRKEASON HOUSE,” ‘THE | me, and duly recorded in Liber No. 1773. folio 441 feet front and back ‘the same width the. full depth ae a \Scaeiel ena ate et tas ety ee j Al GREASON, . bt gh ny ogee ty (20), in square | pUnteF and by virtue of the last will and testa- request of the party secured and at the ment of William Gi . recorded is T will sell, at public auction in front of two hundred and ninety-seven (207), together with | Will Book No. 19, follo 151, in the oBlce ‘of the ION ROOMS of RA’ An all and singular tl ways, case- | register of wills of the Dist trict of Columbia,’ and certain decrees passed by the Supreme Court of the | SA’ District of Columbia, in Equity Cause No. 211,108, S94, and. chattels ‘Terms: money in cash, | docket No, 28, wherein George, W. Greason et al said balance In one and two years day of sale. | ure complainants and Clarence Leroy Paliner et al. 1_ LANDAU, i notes to bear € per cent per anuum interest, jay- | are respoudenta, 1 will well on the premises on | COU 3 C4NOPY- able semi-annually and to be secured by a deed of | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1804, RT THREE EBAR BUGGY, 1 SET trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the op- | O'CLOCK P.M., part of lot ‘nuriered one (yin | DU CAB tion of the purchaser. Conveyancing and recording | square numbered ‘two hundred and tty-four 54, at the cost of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 | contained within the followlug iwetes “and. bounds: DOR, Ferme, of ‘ale to be complied ‘with tn Attoen ups | Gok at Ton strsesereey Er'Ge ny ive, imersec: a ‘erms of sale to be © it reen street west ireet nerth ai a ——y from day ‘of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the | extending along the line of aiid E'strect thirty-dve DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. right to regell the property at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser after five days" vdver: {SALE OF FRAME DWELLING, tisement of such resale in some newspaper jub- ? USTEES’ No. 1232 THER’ STREET NORTHWEST. Gfty-one (G1 feet) feet; thence in a straight line | py virtue of a certain deed of trust to wa the Mahed te Weshiagtes, D.C. ty sald 13th street thirty-five feet three inches | necemier S, 182. and Quiz “recorded. Beceinber WILLIAM W. BOARMAN, ms fevt & inches) more of less; thence along the 13, 18u, im Mber 1761, fullo 241, uf tue lued Jai-ditds OSCEOLA C. GREEN, ‘Trustees, | line, Eg 13th street to E street, the place of | reconls of the District of Columbia, and at the ne UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. uperty 1s one of the most eligible corner | ry aveden will ool ee table ae ee By virtue of a writ of attachment Issued out of | {nthe very heart of the ‘city ‘aud ss casityntee | front of the " premises, ON "MONDAY, vi in the very hear elty and is easily ge- | 0B, ‘5 i the clerk's ofice of the Supreme Court of cbe Dg. 4 ss y Sc) | TWELPTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. 1 trict of Columbia, and an order of “ourt to me di- HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. ML. cessible to all sp aid gee of business and myyrov amusement. It is by u large three-story bs Tolle described lamd and premises, situate ia the rected, I will sell at yablic vale for cash, ur iLé | aud basement brick ‘Dntiding: Known ws, numbers § epg gig wie Pm ction rooms of Duncansen Brothers, corner sth | 1301 aml 1303 E street nuriiwest, aud also Rnown | trict of Columbia, uawely: Part of lots 7 aad Sin aud D streets northwest, city of Washinzun. DC. | as the Gressas Hooee. Old Georgetown, and lot 16 in Corcoran’s wubdivi- N SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF rEBRU- ARY, A.D. 1894, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M, all the right, title, claum and interest of the defendant in and to the following described property, 19 wit: sion of let 8 in Old Geo said lots betag in squai and described as follow at a point on the west sf : One-third of the purchase money in cash, the balance payable in one and two years, videnced by the parchaser’s promissory _ by first Men upon the property sold, bearing town aforesaid, all of . in suid Georgetown, Beginning for the sume of Bist tor ¢ 9 Teas, coffees, spices, preserves, ra, pickles, | interest at 6 per ccntum per annum, payable se: street. distant 136 feet southward from the mort: PE “tune ey Taeoed usparages, ‘camacd | dnnuaily, Taxes and assessments jxid to June 30, | Mme of said lot 7. said point being niko 268 feet heef, canned tomatoes, barrels of vinegar, Molnvtes, 1803: all title exatwining, conveyuncing and” re: | Nortaward from the southeast corner of <iid square oils, cording to be at the sule cost of the purchaser. | 20d rurning thence south along the west side of e bores vu! : . | | ‘ferms of sale to be complied with within ten | said Sist street 41 feet; thence west 156 feet o nd ot has arte os Kept te a grocery start, dayy after the property is sol or the trustee will | fuches to an alley: thence morth parallel with suid | fed upou us the property of John | resell at the risk aud cost of the defauiting pur | Bist xtrect 41 feet, and. thence ‘east 163 feet B LP. Love, and will be so satiaty. dttachanasty pisos. “A Serseit Of $1,000 wil be required of the | Shes; sears sr lems. to tbe lace ot nesta Ese 0. 35132 ve yster, cl er When the operty is sold. gether wi re et « . SOAS! in favor of James B. Oyster rane eUTHOMAS At. FIELDS, ‘Truster, | ofa Trame dwelling. §a20-d&ds: RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEER. . HANCERY SALE—PARTITION OF THE ESTATE ABLE mMproven | CHANCERD § Joux WISE, DECEASED. c re No. 340 D st. on. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be patd in cash, and the balance in three equal installments, payable in one, two and three years, | with interest at six (6) centum per aizium, ble semt-annually from day of vale, secured by of trust upou the property sold, or all gash, at the option of the parchaser. A deposit of $200 | WI be required of the parchiser at’ he time of | sale, All conveyancing, and sotarial fees | at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of wale to be complied with within ten days from day of szle, rustces reserve the Fight 10 resell the risk and cost of cm defaulting AM E. EDMONSTON, SALE OF VAL REAL ESTATE ON F SEREET NORTHEAST | BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D STREETS. H Ry virtue of a deed of trust to us, bearing date | January 15, 1802, and recorded in Liber 1657, folio 157, one of the lanl records of the District of o- of the Supreme Court of seed in equity cause Dawson et “al DA FUR O'CLOCK BP ° etton, in front of the property, the tollowing descvibed real estate: ay Lot 1 yaare 492, of the city of Wa ington, Disteiet of » being situate at the northwest _co: #2 streets southw pabile ‘auction, fsex, on THORS ARY, 1904, ‘all thit certain plece and parcel mives in the District of Columbia Jot numbered two hundred ¥ CLOCK of iam and pr d described a 106) known 1 ¢ Lumbered seven hundred frouting 25 tee as per plat recorded in Hook ranging Use - big: Guccessors to Latimer & Sloan.) Together” with the iSstuoke af tie oc sone Wabicot ue anf SYNDICATE CERTIFICATE AT PUBLIC ’s bath and every modern tm) Sect aud cuuuing back tv a depth of 2 feet, | nich the following mentioned certideite Is” at 70 to 10-foot alles, and known wt ity Recurity, we Will sell at pablic 2 These juts will first be offered togethe: s and it | SOOheG a6 oacurity, F street northeast. fA satisfactory sale by not. thurs bia ne Se PERRCARY THIRD. T80i AT EROLNS | rm: sale: One-third cash, balance in two diately thercafter offered sc JOCK M., Syndieste Certifieate No. 122, ‘for | equal installments, payable in one (1) and two (2), ‘Terms of sale, 2s provided by eiwenticth’ of ten equal shares ipa certain years, to be represcated by notes of purchaser | third of the purch a7 ach | one-t land situate ip Georgetown, 12. ond; bearing Interest from day of sale, secured by a’ withia ten days frov. the day ale, of which | en as part of lot im aqaare No. 4, and ved of trust on preperty sold, or all cash, at op- | two Lundred dollars 1s t be pa'd as a’ deposit at} cuales tect ak anaes conta about 5,! tion of parchaser. A depe fey A i of $100 required the tine of sale on each lot, aml the balance of the pur in tWe equal tustaliments, in from the day of sale, for which deliver promissory motes, dated nd to eur interest at the rate wars can be hud at ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctionvers, when bid is accepted. Terms to be complied with in ten days from day of sule. or the property will | year be resold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, | archaser shi All couveyaucing and re ord! jur- | OW the day of sale, €O., AU cS, Ww. Guee. WASHINGTON 1 NH of six per cent Secured by a deed 1A 2 W. IRVING BOSWELL of trust upot ty ‘sold, or ail casi, at the Ree ee 2 : — option of pure ‘ERY AND TRUSTEE'’S SALE OF VALV Lorem Prater, | nd ectn:ng at the cost of the eae REAL ESTATE, SITUATE IN) ALL UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. | irehaser, ap of sale are not cenplic NETWEEN E A) P, TWELPI AD init. | i with within tweuty days after the day of sale the TEENTH STREETS NORTH WEST, IMPROVED By virtue of a writ of flert f: 8, issued out | property Will be resold, at the risk und cost of the ¥ BY A LAKGE, NEW BRICK STABLE, ticfaniting purelaser, or othe ES of the clerk's office of the Sapreme Court of the | asthe wet} Ghosh TRE-ESTATE OF WILLIAM GREA- District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will | may dircet. ss y SUN, DECEASED. ' sell ‘I + door of the FRANK 1.” BROWNE Under’ and by virtue of the last will and testa- plumbia, on SATU 426 Sth et. Raw. | ment of William Greason, decensed.duly recorded in OF FEB. BLAIR LEE, Will Took No. 19, folie 351, im the odice of the | all the | Ferdall bldg. | regisier of wills of the District of Columbia, and} rest and estate of the de- ‘Trasters. by virtue of cer H ing deseribed prop- ae we No. 11 : Original lot numbered 3, in square ‘ourt of DARK & CO., AUCTS. » city of Washington, District of Co- . AVES NW. with al! aad singular the improvements | pisinants thereon. TRUSTERS SALE OF | TWO-STORY FRAME | respondents, in ond the Selzed and levied upon as the property of Alex. DWELLING, WITH CELLAL. AT THE Colt | estate of the said William Gregson T wit alte KR. Shepherd, and wil! be sold to satisfy executl El OF N: STREE TENDED AS Fee ene Ge MONDAL, JaRU- No. is490 ut law, tm favor of Collins & McLelster, EWE STREET, IN THE SUBDIVISION OF | ALY SCLC BM. mabe oo tet cae use of Charles I. Bissell. use of Henry T, Taylor. BRIGHTWoOD PARK. i a ipsren tee. hese i ALBERT A. WILSON, U. 3. Marshal, D. c. By virtue of a deed of t . given to vs, and; four ¢4 in square a wieee the toll ven and | DUNCANSON BROS., Auctionee: | duly recorded et, seq., | et, contained within the following metes | = z. ~ } ope i of Column: | Beginntug fer the sume at the north. | UNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE. Proihed oem eo roof the said lot, and thence H = | by," 1 sale, at | south seventy fect six inches (70 feet G incbes): By virtue of a writ of flert factas. -issued out! phic auctions In front, of ihe. premises,’ on | thence west eleven fcet ard eight and two-tuird | of the clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the | PHURSDAy. THE. FIRST DAY OF (PERRUARY, | inches (1 feet $23 inches): thence north seventy | Distelet and to ine directed, E will | 4D. isus, AT FOUL LOCK P.M. the fol | feet and’six inches, (70 feet 6 Inches); thence | : a nea ne real estate. situate in the Dis- | east to the place of 5 | on SATUR- known and distinguished ax. and | This property is located in the alley between E | oe PF FEB | being. tot uambcred twenty-seven (27), In Diller, and F, 12th and 38th streets northwest, the en- | TWELVE O'CLt all the | Ro Gro K hmwbercd eighteey | trance being on E street. It ts improved bs a large interest ‘and the de- | 11s "as per plat recorded | new brick stable containtog modern couve- 9 the following described prop- . page G4, of the records! niences, in the best of order. ¢ the District of Colm | | Terms of sale: One-thint of the purchase anoney | Fart of jot anmbered 20, in section numbered the improvements ther in cash, the balance payavle in one and two yearseri | of the subdivision of Barry Farm. according to U + $1,500 and eatenses of sale to! denced by the purchaser's promissory totes, se- | plat or plan oy record in the surveyor's office of in cash within fifteen days from day of | cured by rst Mom upon the property sold, bearing the Distrlet of Coluu being © fully de- interest’ at six per centum per annum, must be paid as a deposit on * the same at the ix knock ‘Taxes and. assessments ued erty same flown: 2 the residue of the running thence i se Inoney to be paid 12) two years | f Summer avenue | two equal Installments, at “one bee and recording to be at the sole cost of the par | y and parallel wit e day of sale, with Interest cn the deferred | chaser. bite feet, thence rinaiag | Teenie ar ume y mare erase of sale ‘to be ‘compllsd. with within ten with the worth side of Sum- day of sale, payables will days after the property ts sold. or the trustee resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- A deposit of two bundred and fifty dol- then ruuning of lots 19 property sold, or all be paid. in cash, p . cured by deed of trust on the lividing line of the purchase money may chaser. of beginning, elty of Waxhiagton, Dis- | the of the pur r. Terms to be fully | lars will be required of the parchaser when the With'ail and. slogular’ the “tia: compiled with ‘tn fifteen days from the ‘of | property is sold. THOMAS M. FIELDS, 3 sale, otherwise the trustees reserve, the right to} Jaz0«i&ds ‘Trust D st. nw. Seized and levied upon as the property of James | resell the property at the risk and cost of the es and will be sold to satisfy execution jefaulting purchaser. All conveyancing, recording,!| The above sale is postponed on account of the taney te favor’ of aaa 3. ome Senate je" purchaser's cost. se S| cain until PRIDAY, SECOND DAY OF FEBR'VARY, 3 AMUEL J. FISHED. 1804, ut the sume hour and place. ALBERT A. WILSON, U.S. Marshal. D.C. FREDERICK G. AUKAM, THOMAS M. LDS, Trustee, DUNCANSUN BROS., Auctioneers. Ja31tofe23ex22 1 ja19-d&dbs ‘Trustees. 340 D st. nw, | wale, | OF the ‘pare All title examining, conveyancing | of AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD, 18”, POUR O'CLOCK, tn front oa —_ oier at paulte suction a ‘Sao and being Nos. 3208, a Address 470 La. ave., Trustees, RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©O., Auctioneers. FIRE SALE OF DAMAGED STOCK OF BOOTS, E AN SHOE SHOES. &c., IN THE MORAN No. 484 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. BY L unde: as trustee, Feapectively, will olfer for wale at suction, 00 the ‘premises, UNo. 434" Ninth mercer | Sythe date OF sale, the right ts reserved. to re pe i Rad Tee, SECOND. | sulting purcha ‘The — ‘published TSH, at the hour of ELEVEN (i) O'cLocK a’ | Mdvertieement tn The R ' M., in bulk and for CASH, the damaged ston At boots, sboos, rubbers apd choc stare ‘supplies sald and upon said prem- IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. VALCABLE « STREET NORTHEAST, WASH ©. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. si ARE {ite OE A certain deca 7 y january, A. D. sag, record- an Llber No. 1778, at folio Oe ct my ene he parts, secured thereby,” we will a runt of the ‘premises. oa FEBRUARY FIFTH Isya, ATF THIRTY O'CLOCK PAL, 0 ng “deserved friet avoreaaid, aud ‘bm trlet a ad Known ax lot wi " Genevieve E. Weeker's. subdivision of lot 8. 4s square 982, as per plat recorded in Liber 17, folio 8, in the’ surveyor's office of the District of Ge lumbia, with a right of way over the reat four 4a) feet of lots 17, 18 and 19, im said subdivision: sald ite 19 and 16 Ying subject to an “alley way over rear four (4) fect. t ; improved > dence No. 1106 G street _nort stts.38 2 mubject to a e property will be sold trust of $2,150! cne-third of the Dalam ie coma” the residue in one and two veans, with jater: cst at 6 per cert, and secured by a deed of trust on the property. "All at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in $100 will be regaired at time of fifteen days. WHITEFIELD | McKINLEY, JAMES H. SMITH, 1106 INGTON, D. of trust, dated the AY. oc Ja27-dids Trustees. RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©O., AUCTS. TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK AN 4 STORE AND. DWELLING. ON”. SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED NEAR TRUMBELL st. : By virtue of two certain deeds of trust, dul; jed_in Liber No. 1652, folios ‘Now. 18% ‘emi 186, ct seq.. one of the land records for the Dis- triet of Columivia, and at the request of the tles secured thereby, the undersi offer for sale, by ef wes, on” FREDA x FEBRUARY A.D. isos at Pork Otto will P.M., the following described real estat _ jtuat to tie Coumteot Wckinctes ea cvtate, situate Tront of the = ry tig certain yo or reel of land or ey prem! nown a ist inzuishe being the middle one-third a3 of lot ay —_— front- lock two «21, of the subdivision of J 5 = of John A. Smit! frm called ham, vy Howard. Cute M 500 feet 20% rersity, fronting seventeen (17) feet seven asd ones 34 third i718) inches on 7th atreet oh] with the improvements oe oad one G21) fect three 43) Inches andred and twen! thal the tuprovements, rights, deep, together wit &e. i aBF Terms of sale: One-half ca: six and twelve mouths, secured i i x = on the property soid, or all cash, at wtihe at of i at the option of | cash, at option of purchaser. All conveyancing ang the purchayer. A deposit of 8300. required upon Fecording at purchnacr’s cont. $100 deposit will Ue acceptance ‘of ma ii tbe am, of sale are net | required when the property is strock off. If een days from the day of ‘of sale are pot complied with in ten sule, the trustees reserve the right to sesit om Ge date Guest sees ee property at the and cust of the defaulting eK, se berchaser, after five days’ adverti it of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D. All coaveyancing Tecondiyg at the cost $a20-dkdbs —— “RATCLIFFE, DAN & 00, AUCTIONEERS TR BeKINGTON a ec ot 0 decd of trast, >. i892, By virtue of ” ants of November, A. 3 ns ee tember 5. 1893. te Taner ae Et FE Lh folio $3, ct seq.. of the land records of the Dis- | the District of Columbia, we will . Party secured thers wer win tet, Mamet of the | suction, Mn rH DAS OF PEREUARY. a party secured 1 S. We will sell at putlic wuc- %.. P, FOUR o'CLuc tion in front of the. premises ¥ 1s04, at HALP-PAST ge AE TWENTY-NINTH Day OF per tenbaL, e following, Qasuingon, ta the Disirict ef Colmmiens THREE O'CLOCK P. M.. the following desertnna | County of Wasbingtom, In t re to wit: All of let s division dell’s addition otty knows ae Eckington, ws per pla County ‘No. 5, folio Gi, ta the District of Colmnbia, with ‘improv. vie brick dwelling. real estate, situated in the District of ¢ aforesaid and kuown as lot numbered 2g mult seph A. Blundon’s subdivision of lots in re hnutabered 1008 per plat recorded ta Liber folio $1. of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, togetber with the im- Provements thereon, - ferme sale: as and the ex of balanec of the second deed of trust payable $30 per month, and a first deed of crust © wr hereon, cousinting of a desire “Nferins of sale: Onefourth of the purchase morny tn cash, the balance im three equal installments payable in one, two and three years after date, or before, with ee oe a of six ut annum from sale, payatis Scinkamuually, Until paid, the. @eterred the Terms to be complied with in tem days day of sale, or tristees mizy resell the property. at the risk and cost of defaulting jmrehuser after cost. uch public notice as they ale, w daye WM. LYTLE, tragtees re- she risk JalT-d&dbs The above sale is rain until MONDA’ 1894, BRrRgsd, on, account, of the . FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, at the same hour and place. WM. 4. EASTERDAY, rTLE. WwW. M. LY ‘Trustees, ‘4a29-d&dbs