Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1894, Page 16

1 IN THE CHURCHES he Sunday school excursion, with all its §eys for the children, and perhaps, too, for the older folks, is yet some little way off. The Potomac river resorts, which are com- monly the Meccas of these pilgrimages In quest of pleasure, do not open until about the middle of next month, but already Gates are being picked out for such events ‘by the church people who are interested that way. One must always prepare for Summer in winter, and so those who are forehanded in the matter of summer excur- sions have in many cases long before now Selected a date on which they plan to board & fast-flying palace steamer for the cool and Stassy lawns of some one of the river — Most of the excursions of the Sun- schools, at least, come before July, be- fore school closes or the little folks are packed off to their country relatives for the summer. Of course, on account of school, the events must usually come off on Sat- urday, and the sixth day of the week is usually at something of a premium for the @rst month of the excursion season. Al- feady a number of dates have been picked | out by different churches for their Sunday @chool picnics and excursions, and before ‘the time comes there will have been enough days set aside for such pleasures to make ® good part of the summer weather rainy, if the proverbial experience with Sunday school picnics and the weather bureau is to be taken at par. Rev. Mr. Anderson, who was officially ©alled to the pastorate of the Grace Baptist Church, corner of 9th and South Carolina avenue southeast, a couple of weeks ago, sent his final acceptance of the call to the congregation on Thursday of last week. Mr. Anderson is now studying at Bucknell University at Lewisburg, Pa., where he graduates this June. He has preached for Grace Church quite often this winter and will fill their pulpit Sunday after next, but will not take up his duties as pastor until June, when he has finished his university course. it is possi®le that he may be cr- dained in this city. In a recent issue of the Herald and Pres- byter on the front page are printed the pic- tures of Rev. George O. Little of this city, his father and three brothers. It is a min- isterial family, the father and his four booed | having all gone into the work. The father four sons have together preached over 165 years. Rev. Henry Little, D. D., was for years one of the most prominent figures in Presbyterianism in the Ohio valley. In fifty years he preached 17,000 sermons, saw 10,000 persons unite with the Presbyterian Church, and by personal persuasion led 200} Young men to enter the university. Rev. Joseph Brewster Little, D. D., the eldest of the four sons, is just finishing the eighth year of his pastorate at the First Presby- terian Church of Davepport, lowa. Rev. Henry 8. Little, D. D., the second son, is| the synodical missionary of Texas, and the Senior synodical superintendent of home missions. Rev. George O. Little, the third gon,is too well known here to need comment. | During the past twenty years he has built the Assembly Church up from small begin- Bings to its present prosperity. Rev. Charles H. Little, the third son, ts just now raising money for Coates College of Indiana, of which he is the vice president, having secured $6,000 within the last few months. Rev. Arthur Little, the son of Rev. George ©. Little of the Assembly Church here, is lkewise following the family bent. He has entered the ministry, and is now the pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Tacoma. G. James Jones, the pastor-of the Tabernacle Congregational Church, on 9th street near B street southwest, is still at his parents’ home near Marietta, Ohio. It Will be remembered that he left the city a few months ago on account of his health, which was very po@. Recent letters indi- cate that he is not much better, but with the summer and an extended rest it is| hoped that he will be well by fall. He was! gonsiderably broken down before leaving Washington. Rev. Mr. Seymore, who was formerly the pastor of the Fifth Congrega- tional Church, in East Washington, is now supplying the pulpit at the Tabernacle. The literary department of the Epworth League of the Anacostia Methodist Episco- pal Church held their spring meeting last Bight. A very interesting program was given, and a large number of guests were t. Nothing further has been done in regard to securing a new pastor for the Fifth Con- gregational Church, corner of 8th and I streets northeast. Various parties have been and are to be tried, but no decision has been reached by the church. The steeple of the Epiphany Protestant Episcopal Church, on G street between 13th and l4th streets, has been undergoing some slight repairs this week, and is to be re- painted. No alterations to speak of, how- ever, will be made. The members of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, on 4th street near G Street southeast, formerly known as the Fourth Street Church, are now actively pre- paring for the erection of their new church, which will be located on the corner of 5th and C streets southeast. The board of trustees will act as the building committee, and Mr. William J. Palmer is the architect. It is thought that the church may be begun within a month. Rev. M. F. B. Rice is the pastor of the church. At the Western Presbyterian Church on Jast Monday night the pastor, Rev. Howard Wilbur Ernis, threw upon a screen and de- scribed the wonders of the Yellowstone Park, together with scenes along the Colo- rado river and among the Indians of the southwest. Mr. Ennis was assisted by Mr. Augustus R. S. Foote. Mr. Walter R. Jef- ferson pleased the audience much with a few dramatic and humorous recitations to- ‘ward the close of the evening. The first sermon since the installation of Rev, Adolos Allen ‘as co-pastor of the First Mr. A. Allen. Presbyterian Church was delivered last | Sunday evening. The new pastor has en-| tered actively upon his new duties. | The seventh anniversary of the Young Men's Christian Society of Mount Vernon | Place Church, corner of 9th and K streets northwest, was celebrated in the lecture room of the church Thursday evening. Mr. W. W. Millars presided and an interest- | ing program was carried out. Rev. Carl E. Grammer of the Theological Seminary will remain in charge of St. Paul's | Protestant Episcopal Church. in Alexandria, until the arrival of the new rector, Rev. | Mr. Phillips, in June. Last Sunday all the | old prayer books and hymnals of the church | ‘were called in and will be distributed among the poorer churches of the neighborhood. | Tomorrow, after the m z service at Grace Reformed Church, r of 15th and P streets northwest, a congregational meet- | ing will be held for the election of one elder | and one deacon to serve for the ensuing | three years, from \ The following | gandidates have been placed in nomination: | For elder, Ephraim Cornmar, James B. Albright _and Samuel Newcomer, and for deacon, William H. Kump, Hugh L. apple and William J. Krause. ‘A special musical program has been ar-| ss for Sunday, April at Faith Chapel byterian), on M s m 41-2 nd 6th streets southwest. The mu both vocal and instrumental. jown local musicians having Be present. Commencing at 8 o’cl evening, a program will be render fncludes the following instrumen | bey by the congregation: the Lord’ com- response: tenor solo, ment lesson, selection by | consisting of | ;, solo, Miss DuBots; ical Mr. Philip Baer Miss Smith and Miss s the Trocadero Male Quartet, Mr. Philtp Baer, first tenor: Is, second tenor Deritone, and Mr. | address by the pa "Presbyterian Church. It is situated in a locality compar- atively barren of churches is doing one | , | nday school of odist Episcopal | Church, tn Georg: n, will be held on Sun- | @ay. Ju }. It promises to be a great event the history of the church, and Rev. Dr. | |. B. Stitt, the pastor, is mo: anxious to Make the anniversary a great success. Bishop Whipple of Minnesota, the well- known Indian worker, spoke last § morning at the St. John’s P. E. ( 16th street northwest, on his wor Reeds of that ra j At 7:45 o'clock the evening next Wed- mesday a rehearsal of the Moody Sankey choir will be held at 3 Union Mission, in charge of e ter, the director. The proceeds of the | last entertainment given amounted to about $250. The arrangements for the next &nter- tainment have not been settled as yet. The Congregational ministers of the city held their regular bi-weekly meeting last Monday afternoon at the First Congrega- tional Church, corner of 10th and G streets northwest, Rev. S. P. Giddings presiding, and Rev. C. H. Small of the Mt. Pleasant Church acting as scribe. An interesting pa- per was read by Rev. E. T. Root of Balti- more on “Christian Socialism.” Mr. Green the superintendent of All Souls’ Sunday school (Unitarian), corner of 14th and L streets northwest, has resigned, and Mr. X." E. Stevens has been elected to fill his position. ’ Rev. S. H. Greene, D. D., the pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, corner of &th and H_ streets northwest, has returned from Atlantic City. ‘The men’s Gospel meeting of the Young Men’s Christian Association, 1409 New York avenue, tomorrow at 4:30, will be addressed by Rev. B. B. Tyler, D. D., of New York city, who is especially well known in Chris- tian Endeavor circles. There will also be | singing by the Trocadero Quartet, composed of Phil. Baer, first tenor; Edward Leeds, second tenor; Walter Grounzel, first bass, and John Baer, second bass. McKendree Chapter, Epworth League, is in a flourishing condition. Several new members were elected at the business meet- ing on Tuesday evening. Mr. Roy Michell was elected president, to fill the unexpired term of R. V. Belt. The following persons were elected delegates to the Pittsburg con- vention: R. L. Middleton, S, 8. Culbertson; giternates—Miss LM, Sodaer and F. T. poe : a GREECE AGAIN SHAKEN. Another Earthquake Causes Death d@ Destruction in Many Places. Greece had hardly begun to calm down after the recent earthquakes before another shock has wrought death and destruction. At 9:20 o’clock last evening, during the usual Friday Epitaphion procession in the cathedral at Athens, a violent shock oc- curred that seemingly shook the building to its very foundations. The duration of the shock was fifteen seconds. The cathedral was crowded with devotees, who when the shock began were on the verge of a panic. They started to make a rush for the doors, but were partly calmed by M. Tricoupis, the prime minister, who Was one of the worshipers. He se and ordered that the doors of the cathedral be thrown open. In calm tones he reassured the congregation and ap- pealed to them to keep quiet | \ THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL 298, 1894-TWENTY PAGES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. eins choca ni. Se TR) @ @. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G at. y (Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) USTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON PRINCETON STREET, IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. By virtue of a deed of trust, date Feb- Tuary 21, 189, and a decree in’ equity cause in Supreme’ Court of the District of Columbia No. 15486, dated April 25, 1894, and at the request of the party secured by’ sald deed of trust, we will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF MAY, 184, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., lot two (2), 10 Dlock twenty-four (24), of Jobu Sherman, trustee’ ‘Mount Pleasant and Pleasant “Columbia. Heights,” as per Plat fecorded in Uber Governor Shepherd, follo 87, in the surveyor’s office of the District of Co- lumbia, said lot being situated in said District. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the money im cash, the balance in two cqual installments, payable in one and two years after date, with in- terest at six per cent per annum, payable semi- annually, from the day of sale, the deferred pay- ments to be secured by deed of id Property, or all cash, at the pure Geposit ‘of one hundred dollars ($100.00) made at the time of sale, All conveyancing and of aale fo be complied wits, within ven daje. from wi within ten iJ day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell ‘said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Said sale is to be made subject to a prior incumbrance of $2,000, with interest from the itth day of February, A.D.’ 1894, secured by deed of trust on said real estat JOHN 'T. KNOTT, Trustee, JOHN RIDOUT, ‘Trustee, 1417 G st. ow. ap28-eod&ds MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND. By virtue of the power contained in a mortgage fram Geo. F. Graham to George Peter and James B. Henderson, trustees for the sale of the real es- tate of John C. Wilson, late of Montgomery county, deceased, dated the 10th day of November, in the year 1892, and am of said Montgomery county, in folios 381 et seq., the subscriber, rviving mortgagee, will offer at public sale 'to the highest bidder, in front of the store of Charles B. Greaves, in the town of Sligo, in said county, on MONDAY, THE FOURTEEN’ OF MAY, 1894, AT THE HOUR OF FIVE THIRTY O'CLOCK P!M., all the Property mentioned and described in said mort- gage, containing 68 acres, 8 roods and 2 square Perches of land, more or less. ‘This property is situated on the 7th street road, about five minutes’ walk from Woodside station on Metropolitan branch ratiroad, and ove mile and a quarter above the present terminus of the Wash- ington and Brightwood clectrie railway. is immediate! ‘ite the flourish! division known as Woke ‘and adjoins i ‘sub- livision of J. V. Hayek, the lands of Crosby 8. Noyes, Mrs. Laney and Wm. Riley Deeble. ‘There are about 30 acres of woodland. It has a frontage of about 1,000 feet on the 7th street road, shounds in beautiful knolls and is admirably adapt- ed to Subdivision into suburban villa sites. ‘The land ts elevated above the surrounding coun- try and has @ general inclination toward the south and east. JAMES H. CRANWELL, Trustee, By F. ©. TOWNSEND, bis Attorney. apls-d&ds FUTURE DAYS. @ G. SLOAN & ©0., AUCTS., 1407 G ST. Entire contents of Resi- lence No. 808 io9th St., near Penna. Ave. N.W., At Public Auction, Monday, April 30, 1894, BIAS CHIFFON BOLSTERS, SITES, &e. TAKE CABLE CARs. it ©. G. SLOAN & ©O., Auctioneers. p23, 25,28, my1,3,4 ES’ SALE OF FOUR ECONOMICAL BUILD. TS, NORTHEAST, EACH 16x71 FEET, ORTH WEST ‘CORNER OF FOU apm AND EMERSON STREETS NORTH- virtue of @ deed of trust, dated December 29, recorded in Liber 1757, 'follo 269 et seq., of of Columbia, at the request of the holder of notes secured thereby for default in payment, we, the undersigned, trus- tees, will sell, at public auction, in front of the remises, on PLiDAY, MAY FOURTH, at HALF- T FOUR P| the real estate described as lots 112 to 115 ‘inclusive, in Wine & Mayse's sub- division of square 1029, situate in the city of Washingt: Terms: The lots will be sold separately if desired by any bidder, or as a whole, subj trust dated April 4, 1892, to'secure $450 on or be- fore three years from that date, interest paid to April 4, 1804, balance one-half cash and one-half in six months." Purchaser's note, secured on the property, will be required for deferred payment, bearing 6 per cent per annum, or all cash, at pur: chaser’s option. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $25. on h lot at time of sale. Terms to be complied with within ten days, trustees reserve the right to resell at purchaser's risk and cost, after five days’ advertisement. JOHN T. ARMS, | Trustees, SAML. A. DRURY, | TCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Aucts. },25,28,my1,3,4 AUCTION SALES. TURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. @. @. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. OONSISTING OF THREE BRICK HOUSES ON VIRGINIA AVENUE BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS SOUT: BRICK HOUSE A ON THE THIRD AND H STREETS SOUTHWEST AND A BRICK HOUSE ON THIRD STREBT BE- WEEN H AND I STREETS SOUTHWEST, IN WASHINGTON, D. ©. By virtue of a decree of the Court of the District of Columbia, passed No. 14778, wherein ‘Thomas lainant and William he F. Fitzgera st oo . a ‘com. D. Croni on SAID DAY, lots -aix (46), forty-seven (47) and forty: elght (48), in Ferdinand Schmidt, trustee's, «ul division of lots 3 and 4, in McWilliams’ subdivision, in’ square five hundred’ and thirty-six (686), inthe city of Washington, D. C., as said trustee’ division 1s recorded in Book 21, folio 17, surveyor’s office. Said lots are ‘each improved by @ two-story brick dwelling, bel 2 irginia ave. s.w. ‘on the SAME DAY, lot num- dred and eighty-nine (5S%), the same being im- roved. by “sg two-story and cellar brick dwelling, ‘0. 230 H as No. . 8. - At TWENTY MINUTES PAST FIVE O'CLOCK on the SAME DAY, the north fifteem feet nine (9) elghty-nine (580), the same being improv Erostory brick ‘dwelling, known as No. 818 3d 8.7. Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are: One-third cash, one-third in one year and one- third in two years, the deferred payments to be represented by the issory notes of the pur- chaser, and secured by deed of trust on the real estate sold, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent Per annum, or all cash, at the option of the pur- chaser. A ‘deposit of $200 will be required on each piece of real estate at the time of sale. Terms of sale to be complied with within fifteen days from date of sale, or trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. FERDINAND IDT, Trustee, 117th st. nw. ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407 G ST. CLOSE A SYNDICATE, THREE FRAME HOUSES AND TWO VACANT LOTS ON SHERI- DAN STREET NEAR SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. order of the committee, will sell at auction, in front of the premises, on TH! MAY THIRD, 1894, AT SIX O'CLOCK P. M., the following property: Lots 37 and 38, fronting 41% feet each on south side of Sheridan street, near 7th street northwest by about 160 feet deep; and im- mediately after, three two-story frame ‘dwellings on ite side of said street; all now under rental; known as Nos. 615, 617 and 619. Further Particulars and plats will be given at time of sale. Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest, and secured by a deed of trust lie AY, 4 | TY-FY 1804, Sulphur Springs Prop: railway, Greenbrier ‘ginia. Six thousand acres, in- cluding fine farming and gress lands, in addition to its far-famed sulptur waters and the Grand Central Hotel and cottages, accon.modating two thousand guests, with outbuildings to conform, in good order and ready for use. The most at- tractive summer resort in the Alleghany rai Terms: One-fourth cash, belance two, four and six ‘eurs, with interest and rights of anticipation. For further information address JOHN W. HAR- RIS, Lewisburg, W. Va., or the trustees: J. “SOUTHGATE LEMMON, Attorney- Baltimore, Md. ULIAN T.’ BURKE, Banker, Alexandria, Va. JNO. J. STUART, Att’y-at-Law, Abingdon, Va. apt-w&sl6r® THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. UABLE PIECE OF REAL ESTATE ON GRANT VANTLITARY ROAD NEAR -TENLEYTOWS. -Law, On WEDNESDAY, MAY THE SECOND, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., I will offer, in of the premises, a small tract of land, contain- ing abuet, 305-1,000 ofan oars. erms day ap25-6t 1894, front of’ sale. THOS. B WAGGAMAN, Auct. ‘H WEST, CORNER OF | PAST FOUR ATTORNEY'S AUCTION SALE. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. virtue of a power the owner, the uh- By DUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERS. de ‘from or as rsigned will sell, at public auction, lots 48, AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN| TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE square 177, tronting of H street northeast, GEORGETOWN, HAVING 4 WHARF FRONT- ‘TY, NORTHEAST CORNER a Proved by two brick dwellings, 10 rooms AGE OF 441 ‘FEET ON THE RIVER AND D | THIRTY WiRST WEST Sil modern improvements, built in is0z) at -| ALSO A LARGE FRONTAGE ON THE CANAL,| | WASHINGTON. O'CLOCK 'P. M., TUESDAY, MAY| SiTUATE ON WATER STREET, BETWEEN | By virtue of a deed of trust to us, bear- FIRST, on the premises, “subject to « trust on} _33b AND 34TH SEREETS GEORGETOWN. | | tng date 3 2S, INOS, ‘and duly recorded, $2f>. ait several years to run, Terme for equity: | | We have been authorized, in order to close out | March 1, IMM, in liber No 'ITHE, folie BIi ct moo 1-3 cash, balance In 9 and 18 months; rent te, to offer lots 35 to 46, of toe land records of the District of Columbia, and $22.50 each; $100 it required. At the request of the party secured we, the Ut , DENT & ©O., undersigned trustees, Will sell at ic aucti ja ap27-3t 635 F st. n.w. front = ee ag! NESDAY, Ly ©. G. SLOAN & 00., AUCTION 1407 G BT. | SBCONL A.D. 1804, AT FIV (Successors io ‘Latimer & Sloan.) O'CLOCK P.M., alll that ‘a trict of Grand Auction Sale Ea OF THIRTY and to wit: FINE HORSES, COMPRISING BEAUTIFUL COACH corner of M (formerly TEAMS, HANDSOME CORS AND SINGLE iheriy, Congress)’ st DRIVERS, “HACKNEYS, SADDLERS _AND said M street ROADSTERS, ALL = THOROUGHLY | WELL Adjoining BROKEN AND WARRAS TO BE As street @&. ELPRESENTED IN EVERY | WAY. THIS said M STOCK HAS BEEN thence ON THE BEST JUDGES IN THE point of COUNTRY FROM MR. GRAND'S Sor’ at's 2.000 HEAD AT BUFFALO, N. ¥., AND THE ‘Terms of WHOLE WILL BE SOLD 'aT PUBLIC AUC- to be paid TION WITHIN OUR EXHIBITION GROUNDS, installments, ble ry 14TH AND NEW YORK AVE. N.W.. ON interest ut per per annum ble TUESDAY, MAY FIRST, 1804, AT ‘TWELVE oa semi-annually, fm day of sule, weeured Uy Geed of O'CLOCK "NOON. TOLSON, GORE & CO., AUCTIONEERS. trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the For full and particular description see catalogue. sche option of the parchaser. A deposit of $200 will a Feasidecck 1s comsiuned by Mr. i. D. Casey and is | ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING | required of the porheser ni see tie, Se sale. All considered the finest lot of Horses ever qict| LOTIN TAKOMA PARK. SITUATED CORNER | Conveyancing, recording and notarial Teese Al | Say thn axet: The, Horses may be examined at| OF CARROLL AVENUE AND RIDGE STREET. | cost ot the) Terms of sale to be com | any time previous to of ee Fo a virtue of a certain deed, dated December 21, plied with within ten days from day of sale, other- the Washington Coupe, and Livery Stables, 14th and | 1 sn of the Teen ain fiber J-A. 40, follo 490 et | Wise the trustees reserve the rigit to resell. the . LW re now Seq.,’ one of Montgomery county, | property risk cost, Gefaulting Terms cash. ©. G, SLOAN & 00.. | Maryland, I will offer for sale at public auction, ta | Poverty at the gad vt ee ap26-dts Auctioneers. | front of the premises, OX MonDa¥. aPRiL Tire. TIBTH, 184, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK ‘THUS. DOWLING & 00., AUCTIONEERS, ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER’ NO, 1415 PIERCE PLACE, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated April 7, 1898, OONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, sae LOT 1, BLOCK 37, aplT-d&ds Adérens, 500 Sth ee L A “nw. Put ~ 8 aE RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ‘This ts a very desirable o—— within 10 4 from will be resold at risk and ‘cost of default- Pg purchaser, “eS three days’ public not! deposit, required 9 of a alee Bablic, auction, in frout of the remises, UN TUESDAY, MAY FIRST, 1894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., part of lot 53, square’ 206, in C. P. Patterson's subdivision of square 206, im- Proved by a comfortable brick dwelling, containing rooms and basement. ‘Lerms: Sold subject to 2 deed of trust of $3,500 and duly recorded in liber 178, folio B06 et seq., oe ning a6 age ate SALE OF A THREE-STORY one of the lund records of the District of Columbia, | 8ttract, the attention of WINDOW BRICK. DWELLING HOURE, Ne. and at the request of the party secured thereby, | @2¢T™s Of sale: Cash, must be complied with LING J x we will sell at rnin if day of otherwise the | 1512, THIRTEENTH STKRIET Nour est of due October 2°, 1895, balance cash. A d AY, THE 3100 required at time of sale. Conveyanc ‘asd — pty 5 P-M., lot YY (65), ot Fecording at purchaser's cost. ‘TRUSTEFS' FRAME subdivision Balloch of lots A. EHORSTON CARUSE, STREET, BRIGHTNOOD PARK. D.C Sed torrycone Chad), ‘Sivas sic yLLLIAM HERMANN, By virtue deed of trust, dated the A improvements ae sca pth aay of cab. G58, and Gaty receded | “Sess af tals: One third teak toe Es es RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©O., AUCTIONEERS, | {8 liber No. 1798, trict Of, Goiobias and ‘at | $708 ins lments, in one, tee and three. years wats a CHANCERY SALB OF THAT VALUABLE TRI- “ON | cent. per annum Until paid, sccured by’ dead "of ANGULAR BLOCK, KNOWN AS SQUARE Erust ‘On the property sold..'A'Gepoait ‘ot 00. nee NORTH OF SQUARB 855, IN WASHINGTON guired, at time 9f eile All conveyancing "at pur. Be er Or cee, NaC See eee ND} the AVENUE NORTHEAST. 10 resell the the tisk and cot decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis- { i trict of Columbia, passed in equity cause No. a Every exit | ‘Terms of sale: One-fon: on the property, or all cash. A deposit of $100 : from the cathedral was) hurriedly thrown | in cash on the day of tale oe ake eit en ee ho a ge Ee Fa esa And the people dispersed, excitedly dis- | of by the court, and the balance in three equal in- | “AnStagay ne Hd Tecoraing At Barchasen.s cost. | premises, on THURSDAY, MAY THIPDY 1eptnne cussing the occurrence. perl wavable ta — ed nt faces zen os ol —_ O'CLOCK pa . that tract of ground haa respect from the o : erred RATCLIFFE, DARR rear juare numbered’ eight coupis acted” ee aia the crowd. would Giconhen nee ‘from the day of sale and ne hese ramp hundred and’ fifty-five (885) in the city of Wash: have become wild with fear and made a | ,’deposit of $500 will be required at the time of ee ae eae en nee ee | teenie caring ok oeentinias han aoe rush that would yerhaps have caused the | the sale. Conve at the cost of the pur | — BIGHLY. a RTT an | Terie Of sale; Que thisd sash can the meitoe loss of many lives. chaser. [AMES B. HENDERSON, AUCTION. : in two equal, installments, payable, with interest, in the meantime M. Bouphides, minister | *P28-lawts Surviving Trustee aad Mortyages, By virtue of a deed of trast given to us and duly | in one and two years from day of sale, or all cash. of the interior, who only a few days ago re- | Fy H ber, No, 1788, follo 483 et sea. one |at option of purchaser. A it ‘of $200 re- turned from Chalcis, Atalanta, and other | FIOFS€S, OFSES, | of the land records of the District of Columbia,and | quired at time of sale, and to de places damaged by the previous hur- gt the written request of the party secured there: | at, Rg foggy Bd (a to <4 ooo ried to the central telegraph office to get in- | THYSON HOUSR AUCTION SALE STABLIR | by, the undersigned trustees will of ee cn” ou| the tisk of 45: purchuser. formation as to the extent of the earth- 1501 to 1505 7th street. URSDAY, MAY TENTH, A. D., 1804, AT B. B. CHEW, Trustee, quake. He learned that it had been felt OMice cor. Marion and P ots. aw. FIVE 0" M., the follor desert! 512F st. nw. VALU. throughout the country, incl the is- — real estate, situate in the city of Wasl Dis- JOB BARNARD, 1 NEAR TAKOMA PARK, IN MONTGOMERY Af -X— tate, together the lands of Syra and Zante, and that immense SALES EVERY trict of Columbia, to wit: All that certain pan 8p20-d&ds __500 5th st. nw. UNTY, YLAND. vis, lots mumbered eleven rn SS ag) MONDAY, WEDNESDA’ or parcels of land and premises known dis- ‘SI AUCTS., 1407 G ST. By virtue of a decree of the circuit court for a J damage had been done. 2 ESDAY AND FRIDAY. a cay a @ G. SLOAN & CO. ‘i uy canting — > thirteen (13), in Joseph Wil subdivision of The shock was felt with the greatest | On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL THIRTIETH, = Ps Nair. et ea ie a to Latimer & Sloan.) is coe Ue cee 5 5 | Pert of square numbered six hundred and thirty- Severity at Thebes and Atalanta, both of |@t TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell a car load| Stowzing's ‘subdivision “in” smears guiken ave we 1. Dieudonne ts ‘complainast, and’ Helen att Ar gh GB which places were extensively damaged by | of borses and mares, consigned to us by Mr. F. A.| hundred “and three (503), as per ‘plat in Importer’ 's Sale Carroll "and cthers ‘the recorded in Book R. LH, page 118 in the athce the last shocks. Both the cities were com- | Watts of the office of the surveyor of the District of Colum- a trustees named therein, ‘on MONDAY, 5 Maryland. These horses have been se- E i F it: THIRTIETH, “lesa aT HOCH oF | Of,the surveyor of the District of Columbia. pletely ss not & Single house being | lected with care and will sult any kind of business, | Pi"; i2 Book 1 felle 38; alse ue ee Empi re Furniture, — BO Terms of ale: One-third of the purctn left stan 4 incalculable damage was | Will be sold without limit reserv. said sam morth- done ‘also at Lamal, Larissa, Velo, chalcis recived and canted wp to boor| Sint Sac? of hl’ (rentpammnis’ armen | Rare Colonial Mahogany, | tim .o* ii monibes ¢ pre ot ine real Sea” the: property aalde wile Interest Se" and Patras. of sale. A ans seturthim | tervection and ‘Sout N streets, and ‘ran: is a portion of the land on which Gen. | Of a —_ o a6 ‘At Lamal the walls of the prison felt down | %<**- TONE. | Hae tone moet on thw line ot sald Natreeauty-| Old English Carved Oak, | Eirsc sug Girl ‘aldca et'ele car ot th | Bet ober soot tes fay it's, interest prt Cee eens ge | ere a Snes ADOTIONERA | Ersateanetatre auptrede ee ees heme | Beautiful ‘Dutch Marque= | Sti, mathe cos ic, ise rth of Sera | Sane Masel wo seal Sf hee their escape in the frightful confusion pre- | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF ‘ALUABLB LOT "3 tos he Carroll's lands by said avenue. The vailing. In addition to the many persons LOKIDA AVENUE “BET WHEN OR aNp Os Gredins (5 02 feet to, anid” Uning ert; and terie, fronts on Carroll avenue, of the town of rendered homeless by the previous shocks, NORTHWEST, AND LOT ON | thence north along said Union street seventy-three CHINA, BI ERS ann. | Park, Js, avout 700 yards, from ‘Takoma sta- there are now thousands of others who will | TWENTY-FIRST BEIWEEN R AND | and forty-two hundredths (75.42) feet to, the be, NS, SILK” FURNITURE COVERINGS. CUT | 2%, °° the ietropolitan branch of the B. and 0. sicter'and faatenacatns SOvTOmERE TOF | Teac fw dnt elton daad Mara | le Tin hg emma |g DURCH SEVER, Faktoi | Gia cect, care, Souecting ani tow wiih shelter and sustenance. 1, naan A. ete. OLD ENGLISH AND 4 | Ww city. “The land ‘advertised con- There is little doubt that there has been | si sea” oft decords of tke DistHce ot Gor | cTeemEoF sale: © the balance td coe twe'sea| | gas! be, A Be 17 perches and 44 ‘square feet of great loss of life. lumbia,’ and at the request of the party three years from the day of sile, the deferred pare] SeokS: FANCY GLASSWARE. TE, CHINA. | See St tone Park ont ates ee feerey, we, will sell, at- publte ‘auction, “to GN | Ments to dear interest at the tate of 6 per cent] IVORY ARVINGS, OLD ARMS, RE a Fy A QUADRUPLE LYNCHING. — ee tan eo an mises, ON | per annum, payable semi-annually, end to be se- PLA ON OF OHINESB ‘Of subdivision, as it ‘all the ad- 184, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., all those certain | gi cash, at the Gutheat Re ee ery Gapett| Sone one PETS ante San IVORY | 72 np eee eee ade ree Prom ee | fhe cy of Washington, iatrit at Calusa: and | os RO eins Hevaied af iw tine of mle terme | MiNiATURA“Eicass AND BMONEE xNOCK™ | H2ROheing > Gat Gesuiial schon tow The Same Tree. Known and described as lots numbered seven (7)| of sale; the Arastous toverve the tant LACQUERS, Di rig laying of of avenues and beyond all these advan- A quadruple Iynching took place Thurs- | Stmbered ante ave: (ete pen ole ne cerdaa is | Seerogedl the. Property atthe lak und’ cost of the Rank BEAUTIFUL” AND, CURIOUS hliatee oe day night at Tallula, Madison county, La. ee eee of the surveyor of the District of Co- ‘at the ‘cost of the purchaser ~ PGONNOISEUR OF z Bn He Bd) ‘00.800 t9 2k TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY AND The men were captured by a posse, after | /umbla. in Liber “W. B. Magruder,* folio 11. FRANK T. BROWNING, THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE. 220 square ‘and will offer these in ac-] BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, BEING NUM- ‘Terms of sule: One-third of the purchase money sa oo " ne, —_ The whole to be sold cordance with a plat thereof, to be exhibited on BELED 1348 AND 1350 FOU! I a hard chase, and were accused of being be paid in cash, the balance in two equal pay- JOHN A TAYLOR, Soo Gny fuel nah ane Ay hy ——- ay TREET the assassins of the Boyce family. sale, wehth' @ por cout ipterest per aansine pesabie 1847 U et. AT PUBLIC AUCTION | t+ 247 of sue, 0d ma Biair Lee, By The posse were returning to Tallula when | semi-annually’ payments to. be repre. | _SP274&ds WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS. 1407 G ST., in ae they were met by a party of mounted men | seated by TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF| wepxespa¥. THURSDAY AXD FRIDAY, jana at the Shirley place, which is about two | cud Wharken. than aimartcen lon Cooma &ecpuen-| MAY SP RCRVEN Me ast roses eaerigoed miles outside the town. The posse were Pe tion existing by virtue of the laws of the og CH “DAY. ; frot of the ordered to halt, and @ demand was made | of*saie to be complied with in i yl eR On Bxbibition Monday and Tuceday, April 80 and TIETH for the prisoner. of ale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to re-) and in’ Ws ay & the District of Columbia, | M87} ek ae tree lh Pm. vast This demand was at first dented, but did on the at December, 1889, make, exe- ©. G@. SLOAN & 00., of there were about 200 men in the mob, and LeROY TUTTLE, Sa? Ga oliver nto the Kagtora Trust ant Bank-| apas.re © Om ASOT Se. Ebowr after considerable parleying it was decided | trastes deed of all and’ {8 real estate,| THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, = —_— up the ——— cat tle ap28-dads GEO. TRUESDELL, below, for the purpose of securing 6i2 B st. ow. b~ rg} he men captured were nam el e Ep the payment of the interest and principal of cer: 7 Claxton, Scott Harvey and Jerry McCly.| % @ SLOAN & COv AUCTS, 1407 @ ST. | tain bonds issued by said American lee Company, | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. 1404) 3 Once im the possession of thé mob bo tine Latimer & Sloan.) as set forth in said je, deed of trust, | STREET AND ON KENTUCKY AVENUE NEAR roo was wasted with them. VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON FIFTH STRERT | Sod which deed of trost te Decscded: te niboe Sab | On WHE MERDAY: Hay SDOON Wane at FIVE story They were taken to the Crescent place,| BETWEEN G AND H STRERTS NORTHMAST, | fuity “it, ene of the land records of tie District et | OCLOCE FP we ail eo ee eee ee Bach lot, ropes were thrown over the limbs of a tree AT PUBLIC AUCTION, Columbia, and the conditions of said mortgage mi! lot 24, im square east of 1042, fronting ceparately. and the four were hanged within a hundred | ,,BY, forage Nee Bong oho ee deed of trust having been broken by said American feet ‘on the E street and im- fe feet of the scene of their crime. DAY, MAY FIFTH. 1904" af Five OCLSOK ee: | xe, Company, and by reason of such breach of con- | proved by a stx-room Deick Swelling, with +l ~4 := egy, eeutions,, Were conducted very | M., lot No. 10, im square No. 609, fronting 60 Seog. be trust beving quested that the sald Rust: | frosting "18" fect cg the exet ‘olde of Kentucky mente, ‘payante t quietly, the people living in the vicinity | fect 2 inches om Sth street between @ Hi | Gen Trust and F Saspeny, t trenton, Gaoela | Peete eek Eek improved by six- interest at knowing nothing about them until yester-| streets northeast, by a depth of 105 feet, 1 inch. | fortiwith ‘etorae sie bts Of the bondholders | room dwelling, with all modern improvements. cemt. day morning, when they were surprised | This is a most desirable building site, can be well | under said’ m Pen of trust, and foreclose| Terms: Each sold subject to a trust of $1,500 trust upon tne to find the four assassins mene | Seetiritet sad ts wented mo rapidly improving upon, and ell aid real estate, according to the and, balance one-half cath, (residue ta one year, te q a tions: leed : jt] terest, s¢ ya on their doors. Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two | “Now, therefore, the Kastern Trust and Banking| erty cold, Ail convevancing und. secardieg atone xp Every effort possible is being made to| years, with interest. und secured by = deed of Com, trustee as aforesaid, will sell at public | chaser’s cost. $100 it required at time of — = i capture Tom Griffin, the only one of the | trust ‘on the property, or all cash. §100 will be re- auction the Bangor House, in said city, of | sale. ap2%5-d&ds | FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the most northera seventeen | plied with within assassins at red All couveyanciug and re- int 5 Se OO AUCTIONEER or Gn mex | feet, eight and a baif inches from front to rear| wise the trustees reserve large. qa ad Bangor, on the NINTH DAY OF MAY, 1804, AT ©O., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 @ ST. ——_+-e+—___. purchaser's, cost. TEN O'CLOCK A. M., the following described’ real} 0. @. SLOAN & CO., | of lot of ground numbered seventeen (17), in| property at the risk and Se ee eae oi tech tenement eel eee Reduced Silver Production. ~~ THOMAS DOWLING & 00., ACTIONEERS, Me county ot pono percels of land tn Hampden: | wpusreES' SALM OF THREE THREE-STORY Washington, D. C., ‘with improve- CONSTANTINE The director of the mint estimates the 12 B st. nw. in the county of Penobscot aforesaid, and | UY PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELLINGS, SITU- | ees? , roduction of silver in the United Stat nage Thue portion of the Cyrus Em farm which li ATS ON L Steen Bi AND | Terms of sale: One-third im cash, and the bal-| aplT-a&ds production of silver @ es i; — portion of the ery farm which les _ RTHEAST. WASHING. J a during the calendar year 1803 at 60,000,000 | ™ Puorerty No. que Guta oe SERRE Pun idpel etree One ae et ee | ae = Ser coe seve. Gab eet Rem ieee a ae Dae e ounces, as against a production of 74,095,442 GEORGETO' D.C. the ‘same measuring nine bundred and sixty (yeu) | , BY virtue of three certain deeds of trusts, all | or the pu! pay all cash, at bis option. ounces during the calendar year 1602 The| | By virtue of a deed of trust dated the Bth day | feet, more or less, on said road, and containing | ated the 17th day of Rarch, A D. 1808, and | 4 deposit of $200 be required at the time of | TRUSTEES’ SALE loss was greatest In Nevada, Montana, New | % April, 1387, and duly recorded in Liber , | thirty (80) acres, iore or less, and being the same — Nee pr-=nd = ber ph 2g —— anc sale. Taxes will be paid to cate, an conveyance. No. 66 G STREET SOUTHEAST. Mexico and Utah. The production was in-| Dutrict of Columbia: sad’at ind records of the Bivecy's estate oy eula deed, recorded in Veaotsece | recordn of the ‘District of Columba, ‘and at ‘the | 36 and, recording at, the cost of the purchaser. Bk, So test. Sy Sean $F Sst, Sa, Soret ts creased in Colorado and Arizona. Party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees | Registry of Deeds, volume 502, page 288, to which Paqeest ae = Foy tory. we will the right is reserved to sell at the risk and| records for the District of Columbia, and at the | il sell in front of the premises ON WEDNES-| deed, 8 Well as toa deed ‘tiem Augustus J. | fell at pul te are RDA‘, ae TINIE, Thor ce cost of the defaulting » after five Gays’ | request of the party secured thereby, the under- DAY, MAY NINTH, 1804, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, the | Emery, Fecorded in eaid Registry of Deeds, volume | premises, on SATURDAY, MAY FIFTH. 1804, at | advertisement in The Ev signed trustees ill eer for eale, by public ane- AUCTION SALES. Jones, m alviston’of ‘ots 97 and ‘A lot formerly 8 part Of the homestead of Joba tng and snd premises situate in, the city of Wash- O41 PHIRD DAY" ot Sara. “leone ive ——— —— 10 Georgetown; also ~ : ing’ foresa’ ELLEN SPENCER "CLOCK P.M., following Gescrived tend THIS AFTERNOON. ie in Beatiy and ‘Having? “aadiion to said peste sd wile te the atte ae Dene tng Slots 178, 170 and 162 zn Joseph, T. "Byrnes 470 La. ave. ww. premises, situste tn. the cltyet Wemitgne bee — — rgetown, sal said lots rubal 2 said vision aaa trict jumbia, TOLSON, GORE & CO. AUCTIONEERS, | having a front of 18 feet by a depth of 100 feet, | mand, OF gald, Harden and land right augles’ with | I= recorded In hook 20, ppase, 88 -t8the office of — ‘oe tots snasbered ene ce tenants 629 La. ave. (opp. old city P. 0.). Property improved by two-story brick residence | said aiviaing line twelve and one-balf afore | the surveyor of the rict of Columbia, to- (CERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTaTs | f* square numbered eight bundred eeventy- TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, | Georgetown, DoGe Vie No $416 84, oF P, st., | oF less, to a ee eka er heen nan (ct, aid | Sereeatery” premarin vemaaeint Ghee ai ae | |. eaten NORTHWEST, WASHING. AS 8 BEING LOT 222, SQUARE 855, IMPROVED BY¥| ‘Terms: (One-third cash, balance in one and two Tidine lies. fo be ieee ere ‘bes 601, 608 as L st. n.e., Washington. D. C. TON CITY, D. C. same on the ene ‘of south Be Oe RICK (RINELLING, No. 1124] years, with notes hearing interest and secured by | said ‘river to suld dividing line between land ot| ‘Terms, on each house and lot: One-third cash a decree of the Supreme of cnet of an oa SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST; ELECTRIC | a deed of trust. All conveyancing and recording | said larden aud land formerly of the bene Sf] and the balance dm one, and two ,Yeara with in-| the District of Columbia. ib equity cause coe ae eae cy SERAKING TUBES AND ALL MOD-| at purchaser's cost; $100 deposit required at the | Cyrus Emery; thence on said Emoery’s line to the | terest. (parable se nl-euneally) sorured, by 8 | No. 18838, wherein ine Makely et ‘al. are | (s) inches, thence east t (2l) feet five G) pehy IMPROVEMENTS. “as 10, | me of sale. ince of beginning. ‘Together with all the buildings | deed of, trust on the property, or ee AS | on meg tg te inches, thence south eixty-ae teat 4 Pg toe aa a, Q Iv Dis And fxtares, on the two anid above described par-| conveyancing an@ record! noe rehaser's cost. a ome bar ore ipches, thence west twen.y-one (21) feet one. 6f the land records of the District of Columoin, | ap2s-10t x Tm rust By the Peuolacot River fee Company tp walt auerk | at time of eale. ‘Terme ‘ust be complied, with is | AAC rSee AT DAE OTE Fay calnt MAT: | inches to the place of begivaing, Sagether: witb nd the authority vested in me as trustee, 1 will = = sey belly hy ered ep de grer gpm Bag age peed bmi heclag ig a ag ye og auction, ia, front of the premises,” lot numbered | ‘B& improvements, rights, ete. caer for unde at mblic action, in front’ of ‘the DULEY & HERRING AUCTIONEEHS, pon a ‘Regiatty af Deeds,’ bon | erty eo tu default mav be resold st the gefeol: | seein ta naw aoc entor's subd | pt IGHTH, 1804, AT FIVE’ O'CLOCK P.M tot eae De PRLS AD ist: piece: se purest ‘i londwite.a |e eae Pegee eee aaeee een eee ty" ‘frame’ dwell ng boawe Cared ‘by deca ‘of trast ‘upon the properte eal, ‘er 222, square 895, improved by a six-room ‘brick * SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE-| ycbrovementa theieee ie ot land with, the CHARLES B. MAURY. ‘erms of sale: One-third (1-8) cash and the bal- | Sued 27 Coen of trust mpen the property = dwelling, with all modern improvements; finished MENT BRICK, No. 816 NINTH STREET | }™) ee eb Sot oe FRANK T. RAWLINGS, ance thereof in six, twelve and eighteen months, }*!! cash, at the option — ae im fine style, and being numbered 1124 7th street | _ NORTHEAST. ee Teo petit of Columbia, and being o- 1505 Pa. ave. With interest from day of sale, for which purchaser | of $200 required upon acceptance of bid. If the northeast.” Sa a By virtue of a deed of trust, dated October 15, | POsite sduere 270 in said city aud District, ‘co-| 5 og oe .__| will give prominscry notes, or all cash on the rati. | {78 of sale are mot complied with in fifteen Terms: Sold subject to an tdeumbrance of abont | 1801, and recorded ip Liber 1%, follo 118, of the | Mencing for the same at the southeust corner of | _ 82s oi — Ecation of sale, at the option of the purchaser. "No | £m the day of sale the trostecs reserve the Dafa, twelve, aad’ clghtecn Senter under | Land records of the District of Columbia,’ and at | Southerly "with the west line of Thirteenth strect | SATOUFFI, DARR & CO. AUCTIONMERM, — | castes of ain) slymeatat ell perchonn ‘money and | {0 Tesell the property at the risk and cost of Ive aud eighteen months; notes to be | the request of the party secured, we will sell, at |coutherly with the west line of Thirteenth street a Ae interest. All taxes will be paid to day of sule. All | Setaulting purchaser, after five days’ a¢vertisement by deed of trust on the property sold, and | public auction, in front of the premises, on W'kL. |'0,{he channel of the Potomac river: thence wes: ets conveys and recording at cost of the purchaser, |0f such resale im some newspaper published in t interest at 6 per cent per annum, payable | NES! MAY MINTH, 1006, AT HALPPASE | lnwesk coract of square wautered. tee henicen deposit of $100 will be required at tht time of | Wamnington, D. Ai garaencias and recording semi-annually. A deposit of $100 required at time Jot numbered fifty-four, of | Sng seventy? thence Gut north te the sald outkeret apanese sale, The terms of sale murt be complied with in |** the cost of | of sale. Terms to be complied with in ten days| Frank 1, Gregory's’ subdivision of lots In square | hd seventy; thence due north fo the said southwest fifteen days ¥ of sale, the trus- ee Lae, from day of sale, otherwise the property will be| numbered nine hundred and aixteen, we taldtonte delek the Tents Tike cr nee an eee * teen the right to resell the property at cost + nk Fisold, ap, Fisk and cont of the defaulting pur-| division is recorded in book 18, page 116, survey-| loving the eastern line of what is alleged to be | UULTIDS, | and risk or detanlting purchaser after Sve days’ | _Sp20-Gids chaser, after five days’ public notice of same. All| or’s office of the District of Columbia. ing SEGdEL Extare tee Rekiae oak ecto eae, 9 | ad in The Evi Star. = conveyancing, & S_ cost. ‘Terms stated at time of sale, ae cee yg tinge : ‘place |AN EARLY SUMMER FLOWER, ENTIRELY NEW J. eek bie ‘ave. (opp. city P. 7 , Bis Attorney. YMOND K. COOK: “ cee ose conten ORNAMEN’ PU! N AN! x WN, coheed a2800 metena | Nias teeeee inc Cec fete ean TO ME SOLD AP AUCTION PUK ub Sa": a, | ERER DuatnnGy Pb wou BERR “ TOLSON, GORE & CO. AUCTIONEERS, | TRUSTEES’ SALB_OF NEW SIX-ROOM AND | pertaining, and all. the reinainders, reversions, tS ON TUESDAY, MAY FIRSE, | ~THOS. B. Wage Avct, __agni Abs maser: S* + 629 La. ave. (opp. ola city PL 0). SCRERY WORTH MASE, oe NO. ASTT ¥ | remin, tempen sud prota Uhereot, and all the estate, | AT ELEVEN OCHA Ak» ite tate OUR | 0 G SLOAN & 00, ADCISONRERS: 2660'@ aE. Tings of f certain deed. dated February 20, TRUSTEES SAPR OF DIMIRABLE PROPERTY. | Ny virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 2, [law or 10, cyulty, or ‘otherwise however, Of the) said Pirestc PSeViaL VARIETIES CAN BE =. — 4 pare Fy EJ of Clan, BING LO’ . s ti MPROVE! i speciale 5 se erties: he of, in, or ol Eg Ta 3 NOW. < . ROOM. THICK DWELLING. ‘ko, | the iad ‘eecoeds ob tee Datiiot of Once ok | Bald piece or parcel ‘of grou id" prem | CERO ORCI, eee ee ae ON JACKSON QUEEN | and bay fH I = PLACE NORTHEAST,’ BE- est of the holder of uotes secured thereby for | the sume premises conveyed by E. M. V x RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©0., Y Nat Byers? BAND TWELPTH AND] defuult in payment, we, the undersigned, trustees, | auother to said American Ice Company by indenture| gpor se NUCTIOSEERS, —* THIRTEENTH. will sell, at public auction, in front of the prem-| dated December Second, 1889, and recorded in erect = “ By virtue of & certain deed. dated February 10, | ises, on FRIDAY, MAY FOURTH, at A QUARTER | land records of the District of Columbla, Book | THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, REAL ESTATE AUG 1898, and recorded in Liber 1794, follo 161 et OF FIVE P.M., the real estate descried as lot No. mage 16. TIONEER, “ia one of th ‘ds of the District o&%Columbis ine & Mayse’s i ision of square nuni- ether with all the rights and easements, ap- ested in me as trustee, 1 will , situate in the city of Washington. purtenant privileges or option In the matt VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN CLEVE- aeupehous 10 anew auetion, in front’ o | ‘The property will be sold subject to a| Wharling or other riparian rights of any kind Wwhat- LAND HEIGHTS, | tet | sr balance coo helt a8 soaanior a ATpadt soon RENEY, | deed of trust to secure $1,750, maturing May 2, |soever which may have been acquired by said) On ‘TUESDAY, MAY FIKST, 1804, at FIVE | ih, pantry, tiled vestibule, all hard ofl | one year; note secured oy deed of trust on the L-PAST FOUR P.M . balance one-half in cash and one-half in six | American Ice Company by yirtue of the covenants O'CLOCK P.M." I will = for sale, — of fuish, range, patent fire grates, éc., all in perfect property sold, with interest ins payebie n ftugs 10 ved ya. stx-roomm months, Purchaser's note, secured on the property, | and agreements In said deed of said Willis et als. fhe “premises, “lots 4, 5, 6, block 2, ler Gray tnd cousldered one of Ue Debt built Houses | smi-annyally. “A Gepoait ot ora! ume an place porthe: efet purch v, the bali ‘The nd conditi of said sale will be an- Terms of sale. mrs: Sold subje EA? fm, focambrance of about} a porkuncle option Cearesetinn ox pecacnee FLaeti Mise Caen tt toe ee | THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, Auct._ | ,.Terms SSoving for a sged home or ah i oes are 5 ce one-half cash, and lance in one it. A de it of $100 rey t time of sale. | the auction sale. 7 Shine ~~ Aue a "t miss sale. required came. hk, deed, of trust on the Properts | Terme to be complied with im tom days; or trustees | The gerten will reserve the right to adjourn RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. x _ val a ‘cost Soo i eed fle | Bye aaya wdfrunemene tt Tonner "COW Fer jah at ee me the borty conferred UF |equicrmps: SALE OF VALUARLE IMPROVED |“"yabdkde _G @. SLOAN & Oy Aneta . - . ge ee JOHN T. ARMS, \ BASTERN TRUST AND BANKING os. PASE IN. D.C. *|THOMAS EK WAGGAMAN, Boker ph —, & * ‘Trustees. a y “deed ‘ October, ‘Real Retate Anctionees, poiraflt Ra Ta nag ead a Rees RA By virtue of a deed of trust dated 18th ce public notice of same. "All conveyancing, Se RATCLIFFE DAN & COP Aucte” | eee, Male ayt-lawew npr Ypcaapy ing Sohne M yy Mai Sp Se} ? purchaser's cost we —— oc ds of District of Columbia, we will plie auction, in front of the premises, on VALUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIXTH NESDAY, MAY NINTH, 2804, AT FIVE| | STREETS SOUTH ¥ LOCK P.'M., lot numbered one ‘hundred und | On MONDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH, 1904 aT fifty-three in R, Shepherd's subdivision of FIVE O'CLOCK P. I will offer for sale in square numbered six hundred and twenty-three | of the premises, 15, square 501, im (623), in the ‘city, of Washington, D.C... as per | three two-story ‘brick mambered, 109, 3 plat recorded in surveyor's Liber R. W.,follo 39, | and 1104 6th street southwest. Terms day of sale. | with the Improvements, consisting of a three-story | p26 THOMAS BE WAGGAMAN, Auctioncer. brick dwelling house, No. 14 I street northwest. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one} THOMAS DOWLING & 00., AUCTIONEERS, IONEER = and two ry) a 6 pe hee eeet, 7 " pbtiied f ‘of sal rable semi-annually, and secured by trust on riperts or all cash, a option “TRUSTEE, S112 OF OvsnEOLD” f purchaser. A deposit of two hundred dollars re- ‘ hited. at time of sale. “A vonvesanting at cost | g.BY,'tue of &, deed of trust, dated the 17¢e of purchaser, If ‘Sere, of sale, are Bot complied 080. folto Py soy. ou ot re rith in ten days from day of sale, the trustees re- A a land records Serve the right to resell at risk’ and cost of de- | of the sy areal Goce m3 faulting purchaser. = ining. SAM'L CROSS, a eee 3 cash, and the tre 16 Pa. ave bg ge -y Gay 4 WILLIAM with i t cont per -3 sod cate A: | parable semi-antunily. and ‘to! be secured oy bond ata : trust on the property sold, or ail cash nO Ss ch = te setae | pets, my, Drager, Halt Sad, Stair” Curpete | Shula othe rebuser. A Geporit of $200 THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, | Several Plush Walnut and Oak at time of sale. Conveyancing, &¢., at 612 E Ww. amber reac, See, Hair Mattress, Feather geerere cost. Terms of 4 = % complied #ith —— jows _and in fifteen days from ‘otherwise THREE CAR LOADS OF STONE AT AUCTION, | Mirror, Easy Chairs, ‘Writing Deaks, | trustece reserrs the right, Yo. resell ‘the propery We will sell at- auction, on TUESDAY. MAY | Dining’ Chairs, Kitchen Tables, tor, to" | at the righ and cost of detuulting ‘after M ng FIRST, (1804, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK AM. | gether with many other articles Deceasary | ive. dave! ment of some it the fr bt yal corner of rn . streets outirast ines ‘car toads of North =| HEXEY EE HDLAnD. trustee, pe WARD We RYEN, Ina Gray Stone, to pay charges : B ‘ap2e-dis ‘By order of the B. and P. RR. Oa apa ‘allege “butiding. pee vay ‘Tresec.