Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1894, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1894—TWELVE PAGES. SUBURBAN NEWS, | ALEXANDRIA. State Senator Mushbach is by no means disposed to consider that his twenty-four fonstituents who are members of the city eouncil of Alexandria have any nearer re- lation to him as a representative than any other twenty-four xentlemen, as wise and able as they are, in the three counties which he represents. He has recently introduced Into the state senate several measures which the city council has not recommended, and he announces in a recent letter that when- ever a constituent and a respectable citizen asks him to offer a bill which does not in- volve an improper principle he will do so. It is understood that Representative Bend- heim in the house of delegates has made a similar declaration. The funeral of Mr. Wm. G. Simpson took piace here this afternoon from his late home on North Pit street, where he has been long a sufferer from Bright's disease. Mr. Simpson was a native Alexandrian. He learned the trade of a machinist at the Smith & Perkins foundry. He afterward, im conjunction with the late Chas. Perkin- gon, bought out Muirhead's bakery on Fair- fax street, which he conducted for some/ time at that place and on King street be- tween Washington and St. Asaph 2treets. He was long a leading member of the F! draulion Fire Company and was at one time its engineer. He was the brother of the late James H. Simpson of the Washington police force, and in 1855-56 conducted a bakery on D street, near 10th, in Washing- ton. A liberal-hearted, kindly gentlemsn, his memory will linger in the hearts of many friends. ‘The trustees of the Alexandria Infirmary have chosen Drs. Ashby, Jones, Klipsiein and O’Brien attending physicians, and Drs. Brown and Gibson as consulting ,hysicians. All the Injury done in Alexandria by the storm of Sunday night has been -epaired; | the wires have been readjusted and tele- | phones and electric lights are now in good order. ‘The corporation court, Judge Norton, res- teday completed the case uf Dubar & Hart agt. T. M. Fairfax by a final decree setting the rights of the parti The corporation real ate committee will offer for rent the corporation fish wharf at the foot of Oronoko street on the 3d of March next and will give possession to the lessee on that day. All shad and herring coming to Alexandria are required to be landed at that wharf by law of the corpora- tion. A pleasant soiree was given last night at the Braddock House by the pupils 6f Messrs. Purcell and Appich’s dancing school. > ANACOSTIA. The regular weekly meeting of the ma- trons of Anacostia will be held at the resi- dence of Mrs. Charles Etzler, on Franklin street, Anacostia Heights, tomorrow after- noon. The devotional exercises will be con- ducted by Mrs. William H. Peck. Wilson Beverly, a colored man, who re- sides at 1524 treet southeast, and drives an express wagon for a livelihood, was found, on Saturday evening, by Officer Green, lying in front of Frazer's coal yard, where he had fallen from vertigo, and was in danger of perishing from the cold. He was assisted to the station house, where he came to himself, and was able to return to his home. ‘The Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson, pastor of the Anacostia baptist Church, will conduct the Gospel services at the mission, Haine’s Hall, tomorrow evening. ‘There will be a meeting in the cause of temperance at the Congress Heights M. E. Church tonight, under the auspices of the Jonadabs of Anacostia. Mr. B. F. Williams and Mr. J. J. Hare will make addresses,and the Centennial Council quartet, Sons of Jonadab, wili sing. Mr. W. N. Freeman has been granted a permit to repair a frame dwelling on Good Hope Hill. Mr. George O. Walson, its secretary, was the only representative of the Citizens’ As- sociation at its regular monthly meeting on Friday night last. Mr. P. J. Reagan will leave for Asheville, N. C., in a few days, to pay a visit 2 his brother, who is engaged in the drug busi- ness in’ that place. The steam flour and grist mill that is being erectea by some Pittsburg men, near Douglas’ Hail, Hillsdale, will be a substan- tial improvement to that locality. License to make some improvements to his property on Jefferson street has been granted Mr. Taylor by the Commissioners. Mr. George Cook of East Washington 1s visiting his father, Thomas Cook of Gies- A filthy nuisance has been abated by the sewer and water connections that nave just been completed to the frame row at the corner of Jefferson and Pierce streets. HYATTSVILLE. Rev. Alpheus W. Wilson, D. D., LL. D., one of the eight bishops of the M. E. Church South, occupied the pulpit of the M. E. Church of this place last Sunday morning and preached an interesting sermon. A large congregation, including many mem- bers of other denominations, was present. Beltsville Grange, P. of H., at a recent meeting held at its hall in that village elect- @d the following officers: H. A. Bennett, worshipful master; F. M. Magruder, over- seer; Dr. Chas. A. Fox, treasurer; M. 3. Hall, secretary; J. D. Cassard, steward; S. W. Beall, assistant steward; Mrs. E. Burke, assistant lady steward; Mrs. H. A. Bennett, ceres. These officers have been installed. A Martha Washington tea will be given at Beltsvilie on the Lith proximo for the benefit of Emanuel M. E. Church of that place. « povdbee FREDERICK. Mrs. Ann E. Colliflower, one of the most respected women of Frederick, died last night at her home here, in her eighty-third year. She was stricken with paralysis in the Reformed Church in the morning, and after being removed to her home rapidly sank. Her husband was the Rev. Wm. F. Voilliflower, one of the best-known ministers | of the Reformed Church in this state, serv- ing many years in pastorates in this and Carroll county. He died hy about twelve years ago. Mrs. Colliflower was a daughter but is survived b Extensive p three daughters. arations have been made e itere on the evening of Wed- | made for the entertainment of about two | hundred ministers. Bishop Fowler will pre- Bide over the conference unty school tr surer has paid out ers of this county. need a full-fledged bliz- gard on Sunday afternoon and night. Snow | Boon and continue! until late in the night, when it turned to hail and rain. The snow, | a vut seven inches deep on the | Irifted a great deal by a high! hat set in during the night, and | nnual conference of the Balti-!a prominent £ the M. E. Church, which | township, died yesterday morning from the effects of poisoning. Last Thursday some ; h 7. Arrangements have been | two hundred and fifty farmers attended a sale of property in Jenmer township, and, according to custem, a cold lunch was served. Among the articles of food pre- pared was a lot of beef that had been boiled ut $18,000 In salaries to | the previous evening in a copper kettle and had been permitted to remain in the vessel against. The announcement was received with great satisfaction and much applause. A splendid program of exercises for each Tuesday night during the quarter was arranged, and will consist of orizinal Papers, solos, quartets, recitations, chor- uses, etc. March 13th was designated as authors’ night, when the members will give quotations from their favorite authors, with a brief sketch of their lives. April 3d was designated as brothers’ night, the brothers having charge of the lodge and exercises. April 10th the sisters will take charge of the offices and exercises. ‘he merits of the two entertainments and manner of conducting the business to be passed upon by competent judges «nd the result announced, to be followed by a lemonade and cake sociable on April 17th. Dr. W. S. Bell and family are again oc- cupying their handsome residence on 3road. street after an absence of several months. Miss Jessie Presnell of Washington is spending a few d: friend, Miss Edna Luttrell. Mr. Geo. T. Mankin led the young veo- Ple’s meeting on Sunday, which, notwith- standing the inclement weather, was well attended. Miss Lina Hospital, who has been spend. ing a week with her friend, Miss Pe: Proudfit, returned to her home in Loudoun county on Seturday. Great complaint was heard on Monday morning by those who were compelled to take the train of the condition of the sidewalks, resulting from the heavy snow of Sunday. Under the regime of the old council the snow plow was out and had the way clear for pedestrians in time for the train. Mr. M. E. Church is quite sick. -—-——.-—_. WRECK OF THE KEARSARGE. Seen Yesterday Afternoon in the Court of Inquiry. With a show of gold lace and official im- portance the court appointed to inquire into the grounding and the wrecking of the Kearsarge began its work in the navy yard at Brooklyn yesterday. Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi, president of the court, sat at the head of the long table. The court of inquiry is to decide whether Com- mander Oscar F. Heyerman, Lieut. Charles . R. Brainard shall be tried by court-martial. The official pa- pers were read for the benefit of-the offi- H. Lyman and Lieut. cers of the Kearsarge. Then Mr. Kelly turned to Mr. Heyerman. “Commander,” he sald, “do you desire to appear before this court voluntari! “I do,” answered the commander. ‘No, sir; I do not.” Mr. Lyman was asked the same questions and made the same answers. Mr. Kelly then asked them whether they had any cause to challenge the officers of the court. They said they had not. ‘The interesting ceremony of swearing in the officers of the court followed. J. W. Crawford and W. J. Woods, the stenographers, were introduced to the court and sworn. This finished the organi- zation of the court, and notice was given to Capt. Miller, who is in command of the re- ceiving ship Vermont, to have the officers and crew of the Kearsarge mustered at 2 p.m. that there might take place what proved to be one of the most impressive ceremonies known to the navy yard. The entire crew and officers were mus- tered on the spar deck of the old ship. On the starboard side the crew were massed closely in long lines. Among them was Admiral Gherardi in fatigue uniform. All of them, officers and crew, bore marks of their experiences. This was shown in their clothing and in their faces, from which the bronze is slowly disappearing. “Are all the survivors mustered who can be assembied?" asked Admiral Gherardi, turning to Commander Heyerma! “Yes; all that can be assembled,” replied the commander. The president of the court directed the judge advocate to read the narrative, as it is called officially, of Commander Heyer- man to those assembled. Mr. Kelly read this report. Then, ad- dressing the crew, Admiral Gherardi said: “Now, lads, I am about to swear you, and not only you, but the officers of the ship as well, and certain questions will be put to you. You have all heard the report of the commanding officer and the indorse- ment of the commander-in-chief of the North Atlantic station. I want one and all of you to bear in mind the solemnity of the oath you are to take, and remember that there will be certain questions put to you which it is your duty, both officers and men, to answer, no matter how painful it may be to any of you. I shall give you a few minutes to think over exactly what you want to say, for, remember, subse- quently to this you have to swear to all you say here. (A solemn pause.) Gentle- men and crew, please raise your right hand.” When all had been sworn the president turned to Commander Heyerman, and these questions and answers followed: Q.—Is the narrative read to the court a true statement of the grounding and wreck of the United States’ late ship the Kear- A.—It 1s, sir. Q.—Have you any complaint to make against any of the surviving officers and crew of said ship on that occasion? A.—None whatever, Admiral Gherardi then addressed the offi- cers and crew: “Have you anything to ob- ject to in the narrative just read to the arge of any officer or men with regard to the loss of the United States late ship, the Kear- court or anything to lay to the c sarge ‘There was no movement among the crew nor among the officers. Admiral Gherardi turned to the former and said: “Now I want to impress upon you that this is not a question of spite. It is not a question of dislike or,whether you feel that you have a dislike against some irdividual, but it is a question of duty— simple, plain, straightforward duty. There- fore any of you who have a complaint to make will step forward and make that complaint to the judge advocate, who will take it down in writing.” Not one of the men moved. The admiral turned to the officers. They had nothing to say. When he spoke to some of them individ- ually they shook their heads. This ended the proceedings of the day. The men were dismissed, and the ecurt adjourned until today. MSs ee : Y FARMERS POISONED. They Ate Beef That Had Been Boiled in a Copper Kettle. Two farmers are dead, ten or twelve are Of the late Adam Fischer of this city and | Setiously sick, and fifty more are suffering was the last of her own immediate family, | from the effects of eating poisoned meat at | a sale held on the 22d instant in Queema- Yoming township, Pa. Jeremiah Ringler, citizen of Queemahoming ever night. ; Shortly after eating the meat many per- began falling about 1 o'clock Sunday after-| sons took sick, and the sale had to be ad- journed. fi +e The “Millionaire: The white marble palace at Sth avenue on Moniay many of the county roads were | and 60th street, New York, the future home found to be blockaded. One stage driver Bas compellel to abandon his stage and come to Frederick on horseback, earryin; the ma that way = iii The Rev. A. J. Gill, pastor of the M. E. Church here, read a forcible paper before a | meeting of the Frederick Ministers’ Associa- tion Monday on the subject of sectarian appropriations by the states and general government to mission work, asylums and mes m rounding the curve of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Ichester Sunday, a freighi train shifted a load of lumber and | a large number of heavy boards were thrown upon the north track. The boards | were discovered and removed, however, be- | fore an accident occurred. john Jurex. a colored youth of this city, who stole $106 from the residence of Joha H. Williams. this city, and fled to New York. was tried In the court here Monday convicted and sent to the house of « 2 a of correc. iss Rosa S. Chapline and Miss Lizzie Philpot have returne? from Washington. ——__. H FALLS CHURCH. } j The officers of Pioneer Lodge, No. 1, Good Templars, met on Saturday night at nee of Mrs. Garner for the pur- arranging for programs of exer- Cises under good of the order for the present qua The following officers | were | W. E. Parker, P. C. T.;} E. F. G. W. Hawxhurst, iia Quick, Miss Corrie ¢ M. M. of the state Lad f 1 for to ee Wounds of ai binds cured by Salvation oft. i a (of the sixteenth century. Gen. Harrison will remain ¢ of lectures at Leland Stanford's University. of the Metropolitan Club, was opened for private inspection yesterday. The members on Thursday will take formal possession. |The club house has a frontage of ) feet on 5th avenue, and extends 150 feet on Guth | street, with a wing in the court 50 by 50 feet. ‘The exterior of the club is in the simple and severe style of the Italian re- naissance, modeled after the Roman palaces The interior, how- ever, is a harmonious blending of ancient and modern styles of architecture. While the club officials refuse to say anything about the cost of the club house, it is gen- erally understood that the lot cost $480,000, the building $1,000,000, and the furnishings nearly $1,500,000. A Prominent Profe ple, but it is an adva the grip. lose all imterest in t at once, or it here visiting her is, Danger Just Ahead. or Spenks About the Threatening Things Abroad .at This Time of the Ye: “it is surprising how many people are suffering today from so-called coughs, colds and influenza."* ‘The remark was made by a very prominent pro- fexsor, connected with one of the leading New York hospitals, Continuing, be said: “It is not these things taat are troubling peo ed form of our old enemy, matter, It is the grip: nothing else. nal malt whisky upon the market." TOLSC the holder of said not AUCTION “Do yqu wish to be represented by coun- a collateral note, TIIRTY-EIGHT SHAKES OF THE CAPITAL FRIDAY, the TWE ARY, 184, at the same hour and place. raY hour Liver numoered Las, Sei, im front of tue p appur w sole Hew Spaper puvlisied in Was! Liver nupibered 1657, tole records of the Distr TENTH O'CLOCK P, sell in front of the p in book nui of the surt with all a and appurt wise appertaini annually, the property sold, purchaser. A of sale. eyanciny Tern from Ciab” of New York. Brothers, cor. Sth and D sts. District ‘of Columbia, all of described property, to wit: Abont thr (3.000) copies of titled “Our Nation's (i THIS EVENING. GORE & CF sell, by order of tl of Dixmonds, W AUCTIONE] ‘This #1 Sale 7 o nw. CHA must be sold within a few days. FUTURE DAYs. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTION! fap Pat AVE, "SW. ONEERS. OF WHOM IT MAY CONC of a certain collateral not s W HE TWENTY- to wil STOCK OF THE UN. BUILDING COMPANY, Fan "E 3100.00 VER SHARE, FULL PAlD. AND 3 Parties Interested will please take notice. Terms cash, RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO. fel5-d&dbs Auctioneers. CF THE ABOY HIRD DAY OF fe20-d&dts RATCLUFFE, DARR & CU., Aucts, DARK & CO., ‘Auctioneers. / USO, at th ote, , DARR & CO., Auctioneers. SUN BROS., AUCTIONEERS. RATCLIF TRUSTEES’ SALE UF FINE, NEAKLY NEW BUCK HULSE UN KR Si RRL bEetWrn PW bev YP aS AND A WENTY-SECUND BiKEd A Wee. By virtue of w deed of trust duly recorded in ivilo 22 el seq., of the | iuud records of (he District of Columuis,’ we Will | muses. Ob MUNUAY, ‘tHts | AWELEEM DAY ub sawcil, AW, Ise, AL MaLrrast FUUK OU CLOCK FF pare vered 1s, in atilier and Carusi s (trustees) suvdi- pattou ot dots i oleic munbered 10, te ali’ that of labd Known und described as let mum- ts," us per plit recorded ered 5. fe ‘uate an the county of Washington, tn said Dis: ars apper cal and the balince ib oue apd two © per cent per auuuu interest, payable vanwauly, and to be secured by a’ ueed of operty ould, or all cash, at the Purchaser, A weposit of ‘$200 re Uwe of ‘sale. Couveyanc! Lesms of suie tbe compued trom day of sale, otherwise the right to reseti visk aud cust ot detaulung dive days’ advertisement oi suca Tesule Ib OSCEOLA SAMUEL ChUss, oe . _ Trustees. NSUN BROS, Auctioneers, BT <dds ie TRUSTEES 7 BRICK STORE AND Dw BL # ON HTH SPieEL BEEWHEN M AND N SEREEDS SUUT MEANT. By virtue of a A of {7 et seq., of the land t of Columbia, We will sell, froat Hises, situate of Colur in square numbered 77, and bouuds, f said lot; He third of the purchase money to paid in cash, and the balance Inoue aad te Jeane, vie semi- 6 per cen! per annum interest, pay: and to be secured by a deed y sold, or all cash, at the op ise trustees reserve tl wilting purchaser, aftgr tiv OSCEOLA C. GRE WILLIAY fe27-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS., r numbered 1848, follo 15 et seq nd records of the Distric DAY OF PAST of Columb to wit: All that nd distingulsh 2, in Join White are numbered 5 12, page 126, yor's office of si lar th Terms: On and the ent per annum int nd to be w or all &e., at purchaser's cost. of sale to ¥ of sale, ot ‘wise the trustees reserve t erty at th aser after five di 8’ advertisement WILLIAM A. GORDON, OSCEOLA C. GREEN, fe27-d&ds Trustees, UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of special fieri facias, issued out of the clerk's office of the District of and to Sat public for’ cash, THIKD DAY MARC O'CLO at the w nus cf Duneanson ne de and to nudic ae follow pital,” or seized and levied upon as ALBERT A. WILSC U.S. Marshal. D, DUNCANSON BROS., Auct: feld-dts <a SS Gen. Harrison Goex West. Ex-President Benjamin Harrison and his | party left Indianapolis yesterday morning jatl Gen. Harrison, his daughter, Mrs. McKee jand her two children, Re for California. The party mcludes M. L. Haines, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis, and Private Secretary Frank Tibbetts. A number of friends of ex- President gathered at the station see him off on his long journey. y will spend next Sunday at § ‘al, and on Monday will go out to Palo Alto, where ing his course coe ution in Honduras. ‘The Reve A special from Tegucigalpa, Honduras, | | and tw | nents P Bonilla has dec a general amnesty and promises a fair election. Vasquez, the overthrown presi of Honduras, has crossed over into Salvador with 300 of his men. ‘There ism: jety with on of Bueki ural brown or blac nto appear in © the introduc. it colors a uat Liber 1802, seq. auction, fin the eity (and known ) number with in t | resell the property at the risk DUNC DW! rust, one of the land on FRIDAY, Washingt n, District of Columbia, 100 ie TL. 8. lots 4 to 11, Inelusly scording to the pls ypears of record in the office of the the District of Columbia tn subdivision k marked C,H. B., at page 187. crms of sale: One-third cash, balance in six ve months, notes for deferred pay- ins numbered y sold, and to bear i annum until paid, or all cash, at the op- the purcha Ail conveyancing at pur- wt. If terms of sale are not complied n days the trustees res . after five days’ ale in x6 on, D.C. $100 deposit requ JOSEPH R. EDSON, CHARLES B. BAILEY, felG-d&ds ‘Trustees. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. RE DAYS. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYs & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G’ street. STORE AND DWELLING PREET SOUTHEAST. WASH. C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. (Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) Catalogue Sale of Rare and Beautiful Interior Decorations, Odd and Curious, Antique and [Mlodern, Useful and Ornamental, | WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS, 1407 G STREET, TUESDAY, AND THURSDAY, TWENTY-EIGHTH AT ELEVEN INGTON, D. ¢ By virtue "of a certain deed of trust, Bui day of Septe ded in liber N » lund records of the’ Distr and duly re- 46 et seq., one of | f Columbia, and t of the party secured thece. Will cell at public auction. the ises, on SATURDAY, FEBRUAKY, mt of the prem NYY-FOURTH DAY UI People feel out of sorts, sneeze, have e following real estate in the | pains in the muscles and pones, have no appetite, All of the south half of original lot twenty- world and wonder what is au i hundred aud seventy-seven (97), in square ni contained within the follows met viz: Beginning for th pits line st-Ekevont ame ou the line of Eleventh | outheast corner of said jot hundred (100) feet, » the line of a ar of said lot; thence 24) feet! thence one-half Qty) thence south | get to the place | provements, &c. Hing known as No, 122 about $3,300, one-half the balance in cesh. and the roth ged | one year, with interest, and secured by a deed of trust on the property. A deposit of $100 will be re- quired at time of sa cording at purchaser's cost. with in fifteen days from may be resold at defaulth ROBERT H. TERI ‘orf, ‘All such symptoms need to have prompt treatmiddf, ‘The attack must be met and repelled is certain to run ipto something serious. I know of but one way to certainly avoid these troubles which are now so common, and that to immediately counteract them by using a gvod, pure, strong stimulant. nary kind, and running thence west one-half (101s) vot wide alley in ti north along said alley uwen: east one hundred feet line of said along said sireet twe of beginning, toget! consisting of st 11th street southeast, Washington, Nothing of the ordi- ut something pure and sclentific. For this purpose nothing bas ever equaled Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky, which is acknowiedged today by physicians und selentifie people to be the only pure, medi The words of the professor are true and they carry a wonderful meaning to many men and women who are suffering with the first symptoms of grip, or else grip in Its advanced stages. For all such people we fer @ word of advice; which is to take the best means to overcome these troubles and do not permit any dealer to swerve you from your Purpose to have that which has proven itself by years of use to be the best and purest stimulant in the worla. AUCTION SALES. WEDNESDAY TWENTY-SEVENTH, MARCH FIRST, THREE P.M. EACH DAY. P.S.—ON EXHIBITIC 26, 1894, FROM 9 A.M. UNTIL 6 P.M. ‘THIS SALE IS BEI All couveyancing and re- to be complied \ MONDAY, FEBRUARY ¥ of sale or property | 3 MADE FOR ONE OF OUR MERCHANTS, WHO IS DIS LAR LINE OF ARTICLE MUST BE SOLD, AND THE COLLEC- TION IS WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THOSE INTERIOR DECORATIONS OF THIS PART! OFTHE ABOVE IS POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY, MARCH FURST, 1894, same hour and By order of trustees. IN SEARCH OF C. G. SLOAN & CO. EVERY DESCRIPTION. = DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. OF FRAME HOUSE ON_AL- ‘SIXTEENTH AND SEVEN- AND GALES AND }. SLOAN & CO., Aucts. & CO., AUCTIONEERS. SALE OF TWO-STORY NUMBER 2011 PORTNER PLACE , AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust given to us and duly recorded In Liber No, 1366, folio 18 et. seq. one of the land records of the District of Column: | Dia, and at the written rejuest of the bolder of the’ note secured thereby, in front of the TY-THIRD DAY OF HALF-PAST Fu! the following deseribed real situate in the city of Washington, Dis TRUSTMES’ SAL LEY. BETWEL STREETS NORTUEAS’ By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber numbered 1,741, land records of the District of Columbt RS, WILL assignee, the entire stock ches, Clocks and Jewelry formerly owned by J. H. Flanagan, the jeweler. | Columbia, “and at the ¥ on the premises, 531 7th st. p | or parcel of land and’ premises sit WEEKS, Salesman. fel6-Im will offer for sale vremixes, on land and premises situate in the county of Wash- 8 and being part *. Lewis’ subdivision of lot numbered’ 4 H. Clagett’s subdivision of block nun In “Long Meadow "A.D. 1894, as said first na: ¢ offive of the sur- in county book and bounds as AL SECURITIES AT AUCTION FoR , dated » payable in GO days from the | ; and how overdue, and authority of we will sell AT PUILIC | ROOMS, 920 of lund and premises known and distii in Portuer's subdivision of pa of stare numbered two hundred sud four (204), us | is recorded iu Book o one hundred and fift of the said Dist with the {mprovements, &e., to u ground lease recorded in Lib: 7. one of the land records o + running thence east alley 16 feet; thence southerly parallel west line of ‘said lot 85. fe said xubdivisio the records | posit of OF FEBRUARY, A.D. 1894, AT ONC the collaterals attached to said ly along said feet to “the bs together with District of Co Terms of sale: and two years from the day of sale, evidenced by the chaxer, bearing interest from 1! rate of 6 per cent per annum, id, secured by deed of trust upon . Or all cash, at the option of the applietenances or in any Wise appertaining. in one year, iven bearing 6 per cent semiannually, and to a deed of trust on the cash, ac the optign of. irchaser’s Cos balance in one ad e day of sale, ¥ sold, or all A deposit of $109 of xale to be days from day of sale, he right to revel the of defaulting advertisement of some wewspaper published in Wasb- ALBERT A. WILSON, the premises sol the property is knocked down, Terms must be complied with in fifteen days from the day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell ‘the property at the risk of the defaniting purehaser, after five tixement in The Evenin veyancing. recording, complied with in fit 18, ROSTPONED UNZTL Tustees reserve BRU: Star newspaper. at the cost of JACOB_D._ WILSON, JOHN 8. SWORMST {7 THE AROV! WEDNESDAY, TW RUARY, 4594, at ‘THER POST. \TY-SEVENTH at the sme the’ holder of the “THOMAS DOWLING & CO. AUCTIONEERS, — ENTY FIGHTI! DAY OF FEB: he same hour WILSON, ‘Trustee, Is FURTHER POST. THE FIRST DAY OF same hour and place. By order of the holder of th SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY BRICK 1217 AND 1219 LINDEN dated June 19, said lot, in Ida Geir's ‘SS. SWORMSTEDT, Trustee. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers, 612 E st. ow. y virtue of a deed and duly recorded in Liber No. 1888, folios Ti one of the land records of the Dis- and at the request of the party undersizned trustees will sell, at public auction, in front. of the premises. on dwelling, No. 122 and H, VALUABLE LOT ¢ secured there! of trust on property sold, or all cash, at option of | erty will be resold at purchaser. ‘Terms ‘of sale to be complied with jug parchaser after fv OF FEBRUARY, | O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, we will sell lot No. 9, square 107. This lot has'a front of 20, and_runs back to a 10-foot al- AST FOUR! the following described ered 303 and 304 in J. A, Blu uiddivision of square 1¢ moved by two feet on 35th str ley and contains uated nearly tion and within for the Deaf and Dur All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. time of sale. fore the Sth day of Mare! Linden street old subject to a trust of $2,000, and balance’ oue- and twelve months, with pposite the Convent. « me block of Prof. Bell's Institute | on each piece third cash, resid trust on property sold. | cording at puretaser’s cost. $100 deposit required on each property at time of sak WILLIAM A. EASTERDAY, Sxalurauua “deposit reuired a ‘liber county | 0 lv, of the records of the office © of tw Disiriet of Columula, wad complied with o& OF be 4. DOWLING & CO., er Witla ull and siuguiir the improve WILLIS C. HALDEMA 3. WAYS, eueLicucs, PFIVileges and (enanees to the same belougiug or im any- “RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. fe26-d&as TRUSTEE'S SALE ia . MO, LAMPS, AM- . & By virtue of a decree of the Supreme the District of Columb Crys tid of the purchase money to be WALTER B. WILLIAMS & ©O., AUCTIONEERS. passed on the Eighth day use numbered 14401, Yompany is com is respondent, UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY GRAND pODS AT AUCTIO: On THURSDAY, MARCH FIRST, 1894, at TEN we shall sell, at public auction, within and in front of ou- auction rooms, corner facing Pennsylvania avenue order of the to the highest O'CLOCK A.M. 10th and D streets, Vaited States Ex bidder, for cash, about 500 DIFFERENT PIECES SPRESS MATTER, consisting of GRIPS, BAGS, BARRELS, . BUNDLES AND PACKAGES Of all kinds and descriptions, many of which are This, without doubt, greatest opportunity ever offered to the people of peculate and obtain valucble articles at their own price. COME, SEE, BUY AND BE HAPPY. Don't forget the date—March 1, 1894, at 10 WALTER B, WILLIAMS & C0., HENRY P. BLAIR, 416 Sth street_n.w. by ust, duly recorded in ees very valuabl THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auction nN SATURDAY, the D. Isv4, at FIVE s described land and ty of Washington, Dis- has the south hulf of © line of 11th 100 feet 101g inches to the —KATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. — y NEW SIX-ROOM FRAME DWELL- SOUTHEAST, BY AUCTIC AFTERNOON, et IXTH, 1894, AT FOUR O*CLOCK, we ofier for sule, im frout of the premises,” Jots improved by two -room frame dwelling bouses, which each per month. This propert; , however, to a deed of trust ‘dae October 12, 1595. we the trust to be pai@ tn ‘A deposit of $100 upon each house required If the terms of sale are not | complied with in 15 days from the day of sale the right is reserved to resell the property at the risk aulting purchaser, after 3 day, h resale im some newspal D.C. All conveyane ‘8 subdivision in ‘Square 1023, per cent per ant and notes, secured by deed property at the risk and cost of of such “resale in Some * newspaper publlsued ie Washington, D. C. t the time of sale. ling at the cost of the to be complied with tn of sale, otherwise the trustees | the property of defaulting purchaser, in some news- O'CLOCK P.M. pumished in Washington, and recording at t RATCLIFFE, D. rink and cost ‘8 and part of 97, in Beatty and b to Georgetown, in squa’ subdivision is ‘recorded paper published CYTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTHONED ON AC- iment Weather until THURSDAY, MARCH FIRST, at the same liour and place. - RATCLIFFE, DARK & ©O., count of the in Shepherd, No. 1, page Yl, fronting on Ns fifty-six ‘feet With a depth of about 100 feet, more or less, to one of the of Columbia, we will mises, ON MONDAY, THE MARCH, A.D. 1804, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the fol- L estate, situate in the clty of Horses. Horses. 8. BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA- 940 TAUISIANA PEREMPTORY SALE OF, STI On THURSDAY MORNE CLOCK, we will sell, and basement font sod sight buchen’ Sion. mech et feet_ and ‘eight inches’ wide. ‘Bach of the three oN ISES. houses and the land appurtenant thereto will be| By vistas afc dead of trust to me, dated the ART GALLERIES OF LIFFE, DARR & CO. AUCTIONEERS, 920 PA. AVE. 'N.W. = ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAODINARY, parcel of land and premises known CAR HORSES and being ali of lot numbered subdivision of certain lots in vision js recorded of the records vistriet, together . hereditaments: longing or in any money to be and two, years, est, payable’ semt- nd by a deed of trust on ish, at the option of the posit of $200 required at the time MARCH FIRST, at equal state of Virginia, I the ———, of sale, with interest from the @ay of eale, PRY | trustee, will sell public auction, in front abie semi-annually, and secured by deed of trust, or the purchaser or purchasers of may F all cash. A deposit of quired on each parcel at the time of sale. If the! terms of sale as to either parcel be not complied | with in tw trustees reserve the right and cost of the days’ advertisemen: Mares, consigned by ‘These horses of Philadelph Turkish, Persian and India Rugs, Carpets, Tapestries, Textiles, &c., i Consisting of many Rare and Choice Specimens of | ‘Art gathered fro | Orient under the personal sup Mr. G. K. DAVIDYAN of ( This superb collection ul horses and mares for any purpose, and will be sold without reserve. 35 head of Horses and Mares and several Mules, consigned by local parties, and to be of use, Sale peremptory. * 8. BENSINGER, . WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. RECEIVERS’ SALE OF TWO HUNDRED SHARES < THE AMERICAN mplied with in fifteen days e ‘isk d berth mies THURSDAY, MARCH. E le In some newspaper published in| — COMMON STOC By virtue of the power vested In us as re v. Newark, Delaw of the T. C. Knauf ¢ THOMAS Duwi we will sell, at public at Walter B. 10th and TD st cities of the TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED MARCH NINTH, of. the common stock and Manufacturing Com- Incorporated under the laws of the state of ude exquisite ex- Art, such as ROYAL DAGHESTAN of the American Electri corded in Liber 156 rf the request of the party secured thuset ity of Washingion, “s right, WHICH MUST BE SEEN LATE THE WHOLE COLLECTION TO BE SOLD By Public Auction, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Plarch 1, 2 and 3, |Béginning at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p Each Day. EXHIBITION MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, EBRUARY 26, 27 and 2s, FROM 9 A.M. UNTIL 6 P.M. Our Fine 920 Penna. Ave. N. W. idyan will be im attendance at exhibi- To BE APPRE J VAY, MARCH El . bound in cloth and paper, Visiter s Com- Je property of Evans, and will be sold to satisfy exe- cution No. 33633, in favor of Electro-Tint Eugray- ing Company. INO. A. RICHARDSON, 1010 F st. n.w. (Walter buildi GORE & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 629 La. ave. n.w. (opp. old city post office), described land aud |desiguated as jot nuinbered Torts-two « numeered one hundred (10u), in suid West We COMMENCING AT TY-SEVENTH, JANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. : ONT OF AND TRUSTEES" EMBRACING Par. | {virtue of a cer KITCHEN AND OFFICE OUTF the Distri the party secured thereby, se fn front of the prenises, on TAL EIGHTH uly recorded in| = LOUNGES, COUCHES, WARDROBES, STOVES, OF FURNITURE uate iu said West Washi FIVE O'CLOCK | ; TORAGE ROOMS IN cribed real estate, situated | one bundred THE CITY AT $1.00 PER Me ee ae | ae Dele ee TOLSON, GORE & CO., Auctioneers. man's subdivision of of said subdivision, as | THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers GECRGETOWN, ceured by a deed of trust on the prop. | rest at the rate of 6 per | RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., shall sell part of lot e west side of 30th str SALE OF U: P. WARREN JC ve the right to | cost of the de- | vertisement | newspaper pablished tn | red at time | 20th street, Geo northwest, MARCH SECOND, SIX all goods on w on will be resold at th , | faulting pure and days’ readve: with notes bearing interest and secured by | P aaser’s cost. | MI WARREN JOHNSON, Auct. RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©O., AUCTIONEERS. DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A THREESTORY DWELLING, KNOWN AS PLEMISES ee | DWELLING. st WAS 3D 8 ‘EEN EAST CAPITOL By virtue of a deed of 1 2 STHRETS SOUTHEAST. duly recorded in Liber No. 1 By virtue of a certaiy deed of trust, bearing date on the sixth (th) day of February, a. D. 189% one of the innd records of Humble, and at the request of 1 | und recorded among the land records ‘of the Diss vege Mi | trict of Columbia, im Mber No. 1782, folio 110, on MONDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF the following described real estate situate in th > — he ee city of Georgetown and Distiict of Columbia, to | p var H DAY (OF MARCH, A. D. 1 remises known and dist ed as bet roe suuate in the city of Washingtos, 1 Sub let aumberal thirty-nine (0) of William i | Of Columiola, to wit.: All that certain’ piece thereby, "the unders! ines, | D. 1804, AT HALE-PAST POUR O'CLOCK I Treated thereby, we will affer at patdic a1 wii: All that certain piece parcel of Lund ‘and LOCK P.M., the deseri | Manozue’s recorded subdivision of parts of lot | Pa"Scl ¢! laud and premises Known and disti twenty-seven to thirty-two 432)" 610 | Saye And being “Jot lettered “Fin ‘Tait squure numbered. forty-five Grorgetowa, ‘Dis: | StUers’ subdivision of part of re mu trict of Columbia, as the same is recorded in | pot buslred and eighty-seven (78%), said lot ~ Liber A. I. S.. follo ——, in the office of the | rooming nt of original lows tive ©) and seven (Th surveyor of the District of Columbia, together | . her with the Improvements thereon. With “all the improvements, 2 two | yght ms: Oue-thind of the purchase momey to story dwelling. [t will be sul howe patd in cash, and the balance in two equal incumbrance “of | $2,500, payable "in ey a" respectively in one and two years, 9 from May 14, 1891,” and secured by deed of ‘trast | Cured by @ deed of trast on the property sod, i | recorded in Liver No. 1,580, folio 25%, one of the | terest thereon, payable ily, at land records of the District of Columbia. rate of six per cent per annum, or all at Terms of sale: of which $200 must be | qhtion of the purchaser. A deposit of paid as a depoatt at the time of . Terms to | ¥¢ Tequired at the time of sale. to be be complied with In fifteen days from the duy of | {9 fifleen days from day of sale, otherwise the sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to | PToperty will be resold at the risk and cost of de iesell the property at the rixk and cost of the | faulting parchaser, after five duys’ notice of uci) defaulting jurchaser after fiv dvertining | Teale by advertisement In some one Or more DU in The Evening Star. All conveyancing, recording, | Papers published in the eity of Wash! Bs &e., at the cost of the purchaser 1s M MILLS DEAN, Trustee. 462 La. ave. now, HENRY E. Dav ‘Trustee, _fe20-a&ds 343° D st. nw. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE 10T, IM RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©O., AUCTIONEERS. — TRUSTEES, SALE or. VALUABLE EAL ESTATE vo . v2 4 pSt REED NOW TIWEST. Xo aTe asus ais rte lod ‘records of the Dis iy virtue of t I deeds of trust to us, | tice ‘of Colmo: records of the Dis Learing 4 July 15, 1885, and Juau- | (Sof Columbia, and at the req Usss, aly“ recorded respectively on | (herely wecuned. T will sell, at y 15, 1885, tm Liber 1129, at folio 476 et weg... | {0t of the on and on January 6, 188s, in 1 0. 1301, at folio | SECOND, 1894, at FIVE 07 31 et seq., of the laud records of the District of 4 ‘ton Set, (Washington, . ‘st of the party | “e feet to am all secured thereby, we the ued signed trustees will a above stated. Said tion, in front of the premises, on Subject to a prior trust THE FIFTH DAY OF MA 1k94, oe AT FOUR O'CLOCK I all that certain piece VED BY TWO-STORY AND BACK BUILD: Lib 749, folle per 749, 9%, of suid land records,securing $350 and int the amount due on which will be ed at ed la the | sale, Terms: One-third in cash, of which a deposit of elty of Washington, Distri of Known and distinguished as and bel $100 must be bale 22 feet _G inches front of original lot ag- | ance tm. She. span See ee ane Se & seven (27). im aquare ope hundred and six 0b, | years, for which Botes of the purch it~ | as sane lesign a at! wn ou the terest, 4 Plats and plan of said cit ion frou day of sale, and secured by deed trust on the ot F cen a oe om cash, at the option ot yh. Bo ‘all ‘convege ears, with | &2°M8 and recording at purchaser's cost. If termg | of sale are mot complied w: | sale the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. 4. PALMER MERRILL, ‘Trustee. T. Bway A 7 " Terms of sule: One-third of t to be paid in casi installments, pay interest at 6 per nually from day o' be represented by secured by. first sold, or all ) will be required of the p the thue of sale. All conveyancing, recy Rotaria! fees at cost of purchaser. Terns of wa! USTEES to be complied with within ten days from day of | RUN ha SALE OF sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to 14TH AND ¥ AND W sTReers resell the property at the risk and cost of default XCELLENT PROPERTY POR INVESTMENT, ORTH WEST, ing purchaser. By Virtue of a certain deed of trust, da on tie Pitch Guy day of August AD veo, tet et seg. W. E. EDMONSTON, Trustee, recoréed among the lind records of the Distt 500 3th st. n. ROLERT 0. HOLTZMAN, “trustee, | Columbia in Liber ‘No. IIT. fete oe at the request of the holders of the dis O41 F st. notes “THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, | tereby, WE WILL OFFER at public auction, iB 612 E st. ow. pS to WEDNESDAY, ‘the LE_OF A MENT BIC TRUSTEES’ 8. A BA picces or parcels of a istinguished as and bel @red and thirty-seven (dt tuirty-elght 138), in Mary V. Bonnet ; : y . y | Mundeed und thirty tive 3, wundre thirty-five (35), plat secured thereb i 4 : sell, Tolle, 183, of the revords of the sur NOON, MARCH FIFTH, 1 hE” ™ 1, ai J the following described property, viz.: The east | ferme: ments thereon. nd of rehase money sixteen feet front of lot 141 “by the depth of | paid in casi amd the ‘ealance te ‘two an, division of square | ment respect two 104, improved by a two-story aud basement brick | bya’ deed of Teust supos’ tae pee Fears. secured in and Sath streets morthenst n+ “7 © | Soturese Caress, pavaiie — 3 2 ts northeas rt ‘Terms: Sold subject to a trust of $2: ion off the purchaser, A Gapantt of $200 wilt terest, balance 1-3 cash,residue in 6 and required at the time of wale. Sale to be closed ie with notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed | fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise phe pee ae within fifteen days, or the right is resered to) by advertisement in some rescli the property at the risk and cost of default- | published im the city of ing purchaser. All conveyancing and recording at : E purchaser's cost. $100 deposit. required at the WINE. time of sale. Ja10-&as WILLIAM A. EASTERDAY, — oos F st. uw. | THE AROVE SALE HAS BEEN JOHN T. ARMS, vntil WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTY. _fe21- dds sto Pst. nw. | 1804, same hour and_ place. THOMAS DOWIING & ©0., AUCTIONEERS. Eel Hvannee, Ee. os. $a24-4&ds ‘Trustees. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT NUMBERED TWr™-| pup AROVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED Se ees BOCK, LETTED until FRIDAY, FEBRUARY NINTH, 1894, same Woop's § rr TIVE G OF 1 KNOWN AS a IMPROVED” Py A Two. HOUSE, “FRONTING ON” MAG By vir BRAINARD BH. WARNER, LOUIS D. WINE, JaB1-dhas ‘Trastecs, cF7THE ANOVE SA“E PAs < POSTPONED ord FLIOAY, PEURUARY SIRTEES Te 15 ue of a certain deed of trust bearing date on the ninth Cth) day of | Same bour aud place é SEE walt nurertel areas ie . BRATNARD H. WARNER, the District of Colum in Lit. ft > folio 160% seq... and at the feD-d&ds ‘Trustees. ers of the will offer at ise notes secured suction, in frou RSDAY, THE Fins Ind, AT FIVE C+THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED - | until PAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD, | 18e4, same hour and place. | Beal SARD H. WARNER, fel6-d&ds - ‘Trustees. THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN > ‘until SATURDAY, MARCH Tui, "soe eae hour and ie AIXARD MH. WARNER, LOUIS D. WINE. fe23-A&s ‘Trustees, THOMAS DOWLING & ©O., Auctioneers. TRUSTERS’ SALE OF THAT VALUABLE PROP. RTY SIPUATE ON THE NOKTH! OF 17TH AND. ores Yad to ted fi of the District together w ‘Said propert nest of $2.17) Building Association, secured. by Terms: One-third of the cosh, and the payable In one and two vears fon. date respectively, with 6 per cent interest wemi-atanali: ured by deed of trust erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur chaser. A deposit of $30 will he required atthe time of the sale. All ancin? 1nd at the cost be complic of sale, ot Under and b | bearing aate jed in Liber tue request of the party secored thereby, dersigned trustees will, on FRIDAY, the SBCOND | DAY OP MARCH, 1804, at HALE-PAST POUR ne of a certain deed 12, A.D. Ise: Ad t to resell th | ction 4 fallen ing deactibved HF ~ defaulting: after five days’ notice ie ‘§ r es ished in the sity OF Wash! | situate in the elty of Washington, Distelot ot fa oe os . Colmubla, to wit: Lot numbered minety-two 2), ~~ IAM H. BARNES, Trustee, |! ‘T. Arms” subdivision of square ope lun- felT-d&ds JOHN L. WEAVE dred and seventy-nine 117%), a8 per piat reconled = Boece Liber 14, folio 107, of the ‘surveyor's office of sai THOMAS DOWLING & € District,” together with the improvements. tet of Columbia. 612 E st. a. cousisting of brick buflding containing 2 home, é used as a boarding house and store. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF INPR E ‘Terms of sale: To be sold subject to a deed of IN GEORGETOW trust dated June 5, I801, to secure five notes 8223, 322 AND 3227 N STREE | amounting to $5,000, all payable in five years By virtue of a deed of trust dated April 21, | from the date of said trast; of the balance, one- 1892, and recorded in Liber folio 349 et seq.. | third to be paid in cash, and the residue ip t one of the land records of the District of Colum: | egual installments at one and two years, secu te in front of the | by the notes of the purchaser and deed of trust ot TH DAY UF upon the premises sold. ‘Terme of sale to be com: HALF-PAST FOUR | pitied with within Gifteen days from the chy ving scribed (real | wale. oF the trustee reserve ‘the right to town, of Co- | at the cost and risk of the default rchaner, ing parts of lots three and four, in| ‘A deposit of $300 required on the ue a irusiee) subdivision of lots: 94, 9S, 98) conveyancing and covurding rebaser's orst, wkins’ ‘addition BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON, ‘Truster, numbered 61. and sid , ‘Office, 432 D st. nw, in the oftice of the sur- DOURTLA! * Trust f vesor of the District of Columbia, in book AK. | get9.aade YAN? PO’ ate Sth st. cet | —** ae a k | TRUSTEE'S With nd two Inches and ruuning fences in rear, and improved by three two-story dwellings, known as 3223, 24 being about eighteen TCRE, AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTE sold separately. Bonne By q rerms of tie am fo each house: One-third Pig yey ye ee e Purchase money tp cash, and residue tn two | Suanty installments, at one and two Years frow day | the Hotel High View, oa SATURDAY, the THIRD ~ Sf 4 (OF MARCH, "TSot at TWELVE M.. all chat | certain piece or pare . with improvements fake! YE Ae: | thereon, situated at the Virginia end of the Chain ide, "se the courts of Aleauadria, state ‘of Vir~ days. tro ot sate ce | gimia, "ks = High View Motel,” and the piece dere from the Gay of ante tho | cred of tank apes Wake ie hotel te sitanteas | | conta int 5.22 acres, more or more particu. faulting purchaser, after five | itv dearived uy metes and bounda, confess andl H. T. TAGGART, Trustee. distances, in the said deed of trust, together with Cit Tian, | the household and kitchen furniture and other per- J. C. HEALD, Trustee, sonal property on the premises, te20-eod&ds 900 Rgst. nw. Terns of sale: The above described real extcte wih sold subject to a deed of trast to James C. E7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL | Sprice, trostee, dated 13th day of April, 1802, re- iTH, 1594, game hour | corded in Liber L, No. 4, folio 546 et seq., one of der of the Trustees. the land records of Alexandria county, state of MAS DOWLING & ©O., Aucts. Virginia, A deposit of $500 will y Ryne | of “ balance of the rire ING & O0., Auctionsers, the day of sale and the bala Vareha: E st. nw. CORNER PROPERLY, AND “HOUSE AND L ADJACENT ThitickT NEN SISE KOON GRESS)" AND PF (WEST) SLKEELS, Wics. i a NX, D.C. WREMISES 3101 AND 03 . By virtue of a certain decd of trust, duly ac. | TRUSTEES, SALE OF | 1, ESTATE CORNER folto 3 seq., of the lan OF 37" . ods of the District of Colambiss we will at | By virtue of a deed Pers J well at | September 24, 1802, and duly recorded among the ises, on THURS. | land records for the Disfriet of ja in Liber (thy, ALD). Sd, at Tullo 187, end at the request of the party CK I. M., the fella secured thereby, 1 Will sell at pablic auction, im remises, situate it, front of the premises, on FRIDAY igetown), Dd. | DAY OF MARCH, ISM, at PIVE O'CLOCK P.M, Square | #ll the right, title and interest of Joseph A. Gane | kom an the f6 escritved reai extate, situat in the city of Washington, in the District of Co- wile auction, in frout Of the pre! HALE-PASE FOLK 0% Washingtoa (formerly ington, ws per plat of subdivision of ‘Teims of sale stated below. Also, Inmediately following the above sale, by in deed of trust, duly recosded si 35S et seq., of the land records of foresaid, We Will, at the request i the est with sald rear line 86 fects ‘south D4 feet 11 inches to the place of bee One-third cash, belance in two ts in one and two years from date ceut interest per 2anum, for which deferred pay shaver shail be taken, m the property wold, jon of the purchaser, A deposit ired at time of sale, and terms ed with in fifteen days or square made Ma; and duly Juma, to wit: Let nun wered five (S), tm uare. fo the nds of 2 (num erered five ©), described as follows: im et io thx t of Columbia, sald lot {a point on I strect north 21 fect east from the fromting 82-32 feet ou 1 xt. and Y11s) ou Giat | southwest corner bag My ngm | = = aud improved by brick dwelling numbered Sil | thence east slong of Is feet pete = | surth 4 fect 11 inches to the rear line ob | | Liber 1560, foll So4, at FIVE scribed land on, 43) and forty-four (44), square above described sul . | ments the m < | secured by a or all cash, at ¢ ‘of $100 will be of sale mast be the foll lots forty-three vision, as recorded in Liber A. R. S., folio the trast rves the right to resell at the risk surveyor's ollie, D. C., said lot forty-three +43) | and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Al copvey= ide: cn ancing and recording at the cost of the purchaser or purchasers. forty-four 44 "J. HOLDSWORTH GORDOX, and felvdeds 330 4% st! om. THOMAS DOWLING & ©O.. AUCTIONEERS, ) and two 2 E st. nw, es of the purc . PROVED PERTY ON THE ELEVENTH AND NORTHWEST AT AUCTION, A depos! and 44 will " recording losed within otherwise Sf feet 4 inches © | south side of Ro street west, improved by aa aa | frame dwelling. as third cash. balance in 1 at = with notes bearing Interest. secured tack 2) r cil cash, st option of purchaser. All ing and recording at par cost. it will be required at the time of eale, 1LUMAS DOWLING & 00., aucts or pure EDWIN ¢. Trust JAM \TES, fe24-eof-43 Trustee, 107 F st. mw.