Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1894, Page 12

“13 ONE OF THE FINEST SUBURBAN NEWS. GARRETT PARK. Official Report of the Board on the Cruiser Oolumbia. The annual meeting of the Garrett Park Improvement Company was held in the pavilion on the 30th ultimo. Considerable routine business was disposed of, and the following-named officers were re-elected to serve during the ensuing year: President, Geo. H. Brown; first vice president, Emory F. Best; second vice president, John W. Bates; secretary, S. Dana Lincoln; direc- tors, Geo. H. Rice, E. M. Dawson, R. B. Detrick, E. V. Murphy, Vivan Brent, C. G. Berryman; advisory committee, James L. Skidmore, Chas. Watson, W. H. Alden, S. S. Burdett, Thos. G. Riley, John R. Hamp- ton, O. C. Fox; finance committee, J. C. Stoddard, J. B. Cox, Michael McNulty. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Solean gave a birthday party yesterday to their children, Cather- ine and Ada, at which a large number of friends of the little ones were present. Dur- ing the festivities,which consisted of games, music, dancing and refreshments, interes: ing fancy dances were rendered by Misses Marie Fisher and Helen White. The Every Other Thursday Euchre Club of Washington spent Decoration day pic- nicking near the pavilion. _ >-— FOREST GLEN. Speedy and True — Domestic Search Lights Raked Over—Many Miles With Only One Coaling. The official report of the naval board, Commodore Selfridge president, which con- Gucted the recent trial and inspection of the triple-screw cruiser Columbia, has been made public. Certain trifling defects al- ways to be looked for in a new ship were found, but all of them admit of easy and inexpensive correction. Taken altogether, the report shows that the Columbia is one Of the finest ships afloat. “In the full speed trial," the report says, “everything con- nected with the engines worked satisfactor- Dy, though doubtless a better result would have been attained but for delays from thick weather and the heating of the center engines from careless handling. Consider- ing the fact that the engines of the Colum- bia never had been turned by the present engine force before, the speed of 184 knots (under natural draft) can be regarded as fair, and the board have reason to believe that under similar circumstances, with the crew well drilled, 19 knots and even more can be obtained under natural draft. The speed of 10.11 knots per hour, with thirty- eight tons of coal per day on a displace- ment of over 8,2 tons, is certainly a most excellent showing. No doubt this can be improved upon, and ihe Columbia will prove herself to be one of the swiftest as well as one of the most economical war ships ailoat.”" | The report shows that with one coaling, | 1,800 tons, the ship can cover 11,501 knots, ut a speed of 10.11 knots per hour. No Weakness developed in the huil or the auxiliaries. The ports of two six pounders Were found to be too smull, and in the case ot two four-inch guns it will be necessary to make some easily arranged alterations. ‘Swo cartridge cases stuck in the four-inch guns, and the board recommend that here- after all suck ammunition be gauged be- fore being taken aboard. The position of the conning tower was very poor, owing to faulty design, and left a blank space of degrees. While the electrical plant was generally good, the search lights are con- demned as inefficient, and the board adds that all of the search lights of domestic manufacture furnished our new ships are practically useless, while representing a large expenditure of money. A minority re- port, signed by Capt. Cooper and Com- tmander Hradford, finds fault with the steam | work for several weeks. Steerer, as being too slow to meet the speci-| On Monday evening the retiring town fications, but Commodore Seifridge thinks | council met at Norman Hall and completed i meets all reasonable requirements. its business. Before swearing in the newly No mention is made in the report of any| elected counciimen Mayor Etchison and untoward incident on the trial trip, but| Councilman Belt made excellent addresses, Acting Secretary McAdoo has been in-| referring to their services during two terms formed that on her way down the Deiaware | and their pleasant relations with their fel- the Columbia struck some drift logs brought | low-councilmen. The required recount of gown by the high water, or else in the fog! the ballots made no material change in the touched upon the bottom. As a result several | vote as returned by the judges of election. of her plates were dented, and the ship has | Justic W. Crawford then administered gene into dock to permit of examination. | the oath to the new councilmen and they dir. McAdoo says Capt. Sumner was free| organized by selecting Mr. CF. Duvail trom blame, as the vessel was in fhe hands or. Adjournment, to meet on Thur: night, followed. Clerk Amiss and Bail- civil pi and that the damage was | iff Spates were requested to serve until Fifty members of the Young People's As- sociation of the Fifth Baptist Church of Washington enjoyed themselves yesterday in the woods of Forest Glen, as well as many other parties who tock advantage of the holiday. The closing ball of the dancing school of Miss May Conway was held at Glen Manor on Tuesday evening, and was attended by many residents of the surrounding country. Forest Glen was visited yesterday by a party of twenty young people from Wash- ington desirous of inhaling ozone outsii> the city limits, and determined to enjoy themselves for a few hours’ relaxation from business cares. After partaking of a bountiful dinner, followed by rambles through the glen, the muse of terpsichore was invoked, and dancing was the order of | the evening until the shrill signal of the last train for Washington was heard. ——._—_ GAITHERSBURG. An unfortunate accident befell Mr. Chas. Offutt while he was engaged cutting rail- road ties near Germantown. A tree in fall- ing glanced from the stump and struck him a severe blow on the head. He was cai tied home and did not regain consciousness for some time afterward. Mr. Offutt is now doing well, but will not be able to resume no leak resulting. a — their successor: vere @lected. KANSAS RE Mr. L. N. Hays of Geo a is a visitor at the re nee of Mr. J. D. Moon. ; 1 Satur . L, B. Wilson, ne sate Comsenithem ty Meet SS Went Th wit tak toa trae Canetars conten: pek. Special Correspond: TOPENA, Kan. The republican state convention which Will meet here rext week will again be con- fronted with the prohibition question, which is giving the leaders of the party a great | @eal of trouble. Two weeks ago it was sup-| bused that three-fourths of the #w dele- gates would oppose another indorsement in | the platform of the prohibition issue, but | tovay tle sentiment has changed and there dext Week, erce of Gaithersburg M. E. circuit at Ep- worth Church, and will preach his first ser- mon on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Miss Julia R. King, principal of the Mid- dlebrook public school, cuting on Decoration athletic sports refreshments were sold and a good sum realized for the purpose of en- larging the school library Laytonsville M. wureh contained a good congregation on Wedne to take part in the mass-rmeeting M mery County Sund: choir, with Miss &re many leading republicans who deciare t, and Mr. Harry ¢. that the party cannot remain nished music. Rey. D. lent on the question. ‘ine advocaies of a Prohibition plank in the platform are scared | over the recent action of the Methodist | conference, which declared that the mem- bers and ministers of tuat church would re- | fuse to support the ticket if the convention Benton W nstead conducted devotional ex- Geo. F. Pollock, Re G. H. ott Duvall, Rev. Wm. ©. D. Benton Winstead made first collection district was the house of Mr. J. S. : he election of the f wing fe led to declare tor . oflicers: President, Mr. seph CC. BF There are fist preachers in} vice president, Mr John A. Layman; s « claimed that if one-fourth tary. Mr. J Ayton, should desert the republican party | "The Gai Epworth League has and support the prohibition ticket they | g meed its monthly business and social would carry enough votes with them to cer-! meeting to occur on next Monday evening tainly defeat ihe party and insure the eiec-| jt Crawford near tion of the pope Row to induce ea-co' the nomination for It is the pian . John to accept nor on the prohi- ns refuse to de- clare for prohibition, and in that event a/ big vote would be given that ticket. ext Tuesday, the day before the republi. we bition ticket if the republic of the Maryland Sunday School Union. Mr. Burton Trueworthy and Miss Lillie | Snyder of Washington visited Mr. John W. =. this week. san convention convenes, the German-| ‘Sirs. Addison Ray died Wednesday at her American League will meet here to demand | home’ ne waytonsville, leaving a large that the convention shall cut loose from/| family. She was a daughter of the late prohibition and ignore the requests of the | Thomas Burris, Methodist ministers. The league oppos = eee ne both prohibition and woman suffrage, OCKVILLE. will make a similar demand upon the parties. They c! mbership of me | and say they can throw the entire strength | Rev. Wm. Chinn, pastor of the Presby- ast the party that indorses either of }terian Church at this place, who was these Issues. A large element of repubii-| obliged to leave here some time ago on ac- as believe that the party would gain more ts ‘ e ‘ ‘ from this organization by ignoring eae lc , has since much improved in health. both questions than it would lose from the church peopie. But there are many who do Large delegations from the several Bap- tist churches of this county will next week not hold this view. This element claims attend the meeting of the Western District that the German-Americans have not voted the republican ticket for te: rs, and that the week on busi- | | THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. = ——————E—E————EEEEEeEEEeee AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS, TU FUTURE DAYS. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. AUCTIONEERS, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. VERY VALUARLE BUILDING LOTS ON OUR REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSE- TEENTH STREET EXTENDED, BET HOLD EFFECTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, BINNEY AND BACON STREETS. ar SALESROOM, CORNER 10TH AND ON ERIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FIRST, AT] PENNSYLVANIA. AVENUE, TOMORROW HALF-PASY FIVE O'CLOCK, ‘we will offer for] MORNING, JUNE SECOND, COMMENCING AT sale in front of the premises, TEN O'CLOCK A.M. Lot 8, Block 19, ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., Meridian Hill, fronting 50 feet on 15th street ONE BAY HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD, GooD extended. STOCK; CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SURREYS AND {nis sale presents an excellent opportunity for | 1 ARNESS: BUILDERS’ WAGON, NEARLY NEW, Parties in search of valuable building sites, COST $135" Within one square of the 14th st. cable cars. ot |, Derm cash will be sold subject to a deed “ : joneers. trust, for $2490. (Pull particulage at it WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. _ Terms: (Over and above the trust) the balance in one secured rear, 920 PA. AVE. on the ety oe or ail cash at the option of — ‘the purchaser. "A deposlt of $200 req upon ac-| CONSIGNOR’S SALE OF SOLITAIRE DIAMOND juired tance of bid. If the terms of sale are not com- STUD, SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EARRINGS, ce} pl ied with in 15 days from the day of male, the| SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING, IMPORTED Tight is reserved to resell the property at the risl FRENCH MARGLE CLOCKS," WITH AND and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after WITHOUT | CANDELABRAS, IARBLE AND Paper published in Washington, D.C. All con- Yeyancing and reconting at purchaser's cost. RATCLINFE, DAI & OO. Aucta THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON 16TH Sue EXTER. RERW EER, HOR FRAMB BUILDING. By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in ‘Liber No. 1381, folio 106, of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the “RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 8) AT TEN O'CLOCK, AT OUR SALES ROOMS, 920 PENNA. “AVE. N.W: the secu We will sell lie wt GU! x Hien’ tm tract of te peeminre. os FURNITURE. PIANOS, First, 1804, at OCLOCK P.M. part of ORGANS, | MIRRORS, 13," in block 17, in the recorded subdivtsion o: CARPETS, M FILTERS, &e., Meridian Hill. Beginning at a point on Meridian avenue, or 16th street extended, 25 feet south from the northwest corner of said lot, and running thence east 95 feet; thence south 25’ feet; thence ind thence north 25 feet to the place in the District of Columbia. ‘third cash, of which a deposit of ATTTD TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M. In front of the sales room: PAIR FANCY PONIES, HORSES, BU $100 must be made st the time of sale, and the| Eas ga AETONS, CARTS, TRAYS, _ ‘alance ual installments, in one wo] Nass. dc. ene etre, for which notes of the’ pirchaser, hearing | » Copsigtiments for each department wed up terest, payable semi-annually, from day of sale, | t, the hour of sale. and secured by deed of trust om the property sold, | Telephone 1282. Will be ‘taken, or all cash, at the ontlon Sertes | {2tc RAXOIAYSD, DAR ©) OD UAseConenes rehaser. All conveyancing and recording at pur- Phaser's cost. If terme are pot compiled with tn Horses Hor. Ss, 2 SE. ten days from sale the trustees reserve the Fight to resell at the risk and cost of the default- baser, after « ays" “notice. rer THOS. EB. WAGGAMAN, JOHN W. PILLING. Trustees. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. S. BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER. WAHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, No. 940 LA. AVE. PEREMPTORY SALE OF FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES. SATURDAY MORNL JUNE SECOND, 1894, at TEN O'CLOCK, w sold a car load of Horses my21 WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A NE THREE STORY | and M: jicned by Mr. H. McHenry of PRESS-BRICK | FRONT, HOUSE, NUMBERED | Frederick City, Md. This load of Horses und stares STRERT We asic a bey SEAR POTH | has been selected with care from furmers in Fred- STREET, WEST WASHINGTO: By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 1769, folio 44 et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, we will sell, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY, A.D. 1804, AT HALF. PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, rhe following 4e- seribed land and premises, with the easements, rights, ways and appurtenances thereunto b long ing, situate and lying in Georgetown, District of Columbia, viz.: Lot aum ered 99 ny Ashford and Ridout, trustees’, subdivision of part of square numbered 112 in ‘said nen (foriaerly called Cooke Park), as per plat ded In Liner ALR. S., folio 241, of the records of the ottice of the sur- veyor of the District ia. This ‘ot is im- erick count. » and are sultable for any pur- lot_is ONE CONWAY HORSE, D ACTION ; 18 HANDS HIGH. A ALSO ‘Twenty-five head of Horses and Mares, consigned by local parties, to be sold for want of use. We invite buyers to’ attend this PEREMPTORY SALE. my3! © G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. (Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND PURMITURE, OF AY. KINDS, EMBRACING roved by a new, w three tory and base- PARLOR FINE OAK’ AND OTHER Sient bay-windowed brick dwelling. ed CHAMBER § OF CHAM- Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two BER AND | u URE, WakD- ears, at T cent pet annum, tnterest payable ES, SI . XTEN- Scmtannually: aod tor he wecuned t food of SION ‘bah BAUTIFUL HALL RACKS, trast om the meperty sold, or all cash, at the op- FINE L HINGS, FANCY ROCKERS, tion of the purchaser, A ‘deposit of $200 required MATTING at BED) LOUN at the time of sale. Terms of sale to be couplied MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND” BOLSTE CARVETS, CHINA AND GLASS WARE, BILASS ANDIRONS AND MANY OTHER DESIRABLE ARTICLES with In fifteen days from the trustees reserve the righ! erty at the clsk and cost after five days’ advertisem some ‘sewepaper publivbad ¥ of sale, otherwise to resell the prop- efaulting purchaser, tof such resale in jn Wasn JUNE SECOND, 1894, at TEN Within our sales rooms, 1407 G a Ke eof household fur Ne ae. 3 fully call the at- GEORG! ra EMING, ced 470 La. ave. n.w., 3. a my4-dkds Trustees. G. SLOAN & CO., Aucte., C7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, AUCTIONEERS, count of the rain, until W' TWENTY-THIRD, 1594, a ALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE GEORGE E. ¥ PERSONAL EFFECTS AT AUCTION my17-dSds ATURDAY, JUNE SECOND, 1894, NG “AT TEN IN SUITES, CF THE ABOVE SALE IS PosTP: count of rain, until MONDAY, EIGHTH, 1894, same hour and ‘ONED, 0° MAY TWED FICKLING, EMBRACING \L_ HANDSOME PARLON JEREMIAH aes . “3 GEORGE B. FLEMING: CS ees es my24-d&ds ‘Trustees. ; C7 THE ABOVE SALUD IS POSTPONED, ¢ count of the rain until FRIDAY, JUN! 1894, same hour und rain ‘or shine. JE WH FICKLING, GEORGE BE. FLEMING Trustees. AC. RST, my29-d&ds ‘heties THIS EVENING. E O'CLOCK, AND CARRIAC er and M § ’ on the prem. Rings, Jewelry of all kin ECOND DAY OF Rooks. Musical Instruments’ and all. repair offer at here over six months. HE R. GR FP. W. EN JOHNSON, Auct. my25-7t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. REMOVAL SALE WATER coLor ETCHINGS. EN- | fan br GRAVING PHOTOGRAVURES. — APPROPRI- fourths ATELY FRAMED IN OAY, GILT, WHITE: | fua"'hS the. ter AND-GOLD PRAM CABINET AND Elect ; OTHER Pras: Ant NOVELTIES, J. ALBY HENDERS wr, ehty tiga rellknowen, branch. store of ERE ONG MONET Cae Previous tor (Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) SALE COMMENCES THURSDA MAY THIRTY-FIRST, AT HALF- VALUABLE _ ANI PAST SEVE LOCK P.M, KNOW N CONTIN DAILY ae gilt narldepil cer’ jority vested In us as execn- UNTIL froat of the my20-4t WALTE oaerrige ts woon . northwest by a depth of 100 together with the fmprovements, ling, known as No, 1526 M FUTURE DARR & AV ALE OF Px FURNITUR! RATCLIF! \ N.' E, UCTIONEERS, 920 y TRUS rRES' DININE CHAMRER AND AUCTION. rN WASHINGTON, D.C. virtue of a d (rust chatte 0} the party has no assurance that they wiil s m at Laurel, Md. Rev. J. L. Big 1 See No tess, Ae toute | | this year if their demands are acceded to. | Ledge of Gaithersburg will preach the an- | 105 et sn., pf the Is “ords of the District On the other hand, there are over 3,000 | sermon before that body. The first | of ¢ or Tepe tg pee G Reet orion wand. | Methodists in Kansas, and the membership | Mesting of the association will take place | SUN: .° ‘OF RATOLINNM, | tach te pee ae Gene of this chureh is committed to prohibition, | 8 Tuesday night I AVE. N.W., ON (TUESDAY, | and risk. PPT = Should it appear 0 there was an under-| , A game of base ball was played on the| 1 PTH DAY 1804, AT TEN standing between the republican managers fair grounds, this place, Wednesday be- | O'« ALM.. the goods hattels mentioued | myt9-7t end the German-Americans there would un- erin the athletics of Alexandria, V and, ees ~ a attached to said deed of trust doubtedly b ch a revolt from the church Athletic club of this town, resulting in a | Shtttels. to wit: . “ CFOWING TO THE RAIN THE AROVE SAT element, headed by the preachers, into the | $cofe of 26 to 4 in favor of the home team, | T™9,,2iuswels Carpets, Bg ee ig is postponed until SATURDAY, JUNE. SECOND, prohibition party that would insure the elec- ris are out oe the marriage on Wed- Lace Curtains, Hallet, Davis & Co. hour and place. By order of the exec- tion of the pulist ticket by 25,000 ma- next at St. John’s Church, Olney, of Piano and Si Decorated Table 1 s . - fJority- i i "| Mr. Wm. S. Muir of Philadelphia and Miss graving, Walnuc Chutes, Me. Coane f aGEES sre & €O., ects: = The republican party is in Just as embar-| Lydia Wa: msaghter of MEW. Table, Mor watent’ page ge AT. NORTH TAKOMA se ¢ ox OP THE fassing position on the woman suffra, es unt hich we e r dese near d question. For the past six years the party | ution day was duly observed at the| “remns cash BALTIMORE AND O10 RAILROAD, | IN Platforms and campaign Rockville cometery, a large number of per- 2 RD F. HALLECK, MONTGOMERY — COUNTY, MARYLAND, ¢lared in favor of this being In addition to the LEDRU R. MILLER, ABCUT SIX MILES FROM THE CITY OF convention adopt ‘ation of with flowers, ap-| _Jel-3t ‘Trustees. favor of the ¢ The delivered by Mr. S.R.White. Under nt of the Ladies’ Auxiliary grounds have been greatly improved during the past yeal women. Now these women are demanding that the goods be delivered, ey have in the; The ladies of Darnestown will hold a state an army of suff 8 who will be; festival ac Andrew Small Academy on here next week to make their demands feit. | 5 1 instant. Among the attrac- The trouble is that the republicans are a tennis tournament and a NOTICE ERE! Ry virtue of the power confained in a certain NINTH DAY OF mortgage from Benjamin F. Giltert and wife to A.M, nt the au ‘Thowas Hill, trustee, dated the Ist of Nevember, will for sale to the high - auction, fifty shares of the stock of the Corpus Christi and Padre Hartor Company Is eush, ary T. W. NEILL, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEE 1893, and recorded among ‘tgomery county, Maryland + folfo 110, o the land records in Lit the undersigned, Ke, will offer, in Roc of J. A, No. the attorney able sal ryland, forced to take the the populist e ball. AOR one — a Tw state conventi 1 until June and tableaux given at the SALE OF VERY _ premises at’ North the that party are wait- n Wedne: nt, under rae oe Tee republicans take, | the direction of the Ladies’ iockville Ceme- ae aan i rever tery Association, attended by a large | RNOON, JU 2 of Takoma no stand on the ladies and gentlemen | at HALF-P O'CLOCK aid subdt @ reason that ‘ormance acquitted | offer for sale, in. front f the premises, the land Whatever as to win the ap- TS 12 ANI a se matter ndance. The follow et te ‘s subdivision of ‘Takoma will n_con- solo, “said lots of ground vention. i hold their forces diey; quartet, “Praise Y being estima’ 31,000 sa feet solid in y declare for ockville Male ‘Quartet; soprano more or less improve woman ! many demo- | Miss Nannie Prettyman; baritone solo, einen ican voters. | Reading; trio, Mrs. Daws j tone and Dr. Wartie(d; violin buildings, he T: , With © ; Soprano solo, Mrs. ¢ rms of sale are pot ment, i so es —— piano solo, Mrs. Lieut. Wm. from the day of sale the right | all the House mip- ‘To the Eilitor of The Evening Star: \s W. Prettyman: ‘ano solo, | is F I the p ¥ at the risk and | ments of th i a ground, A single nary can hardly hope to ie Prettyman; “s * Chorus,” | iting pou fn attee Sve days’ | oown: ae a fix- influence international le but this ne role of accompanist on ‘ All conveyanclag | veottiating game missionary is a United States citizen | the piano was gracefully filled by M : spatter eal “8 i ss J. Almoney. Between the several y HTON and ts one- of the United | foiowing tableaux were introduces PHOMAS, States s in 30 will you not | ess of Gainsborc Attorneys, | be Tagg : ace : grant a brief h ing the pro-| son; ry AUCTIONEERS. lente to beer datereet tom mina Fosed treaty between the United States and Master to he secured to the s the under. China? Living the people, as I Katharine Cho: LIGIBLE BUILD- | sigued. A cash depr 00 will be required of ve dona knowing thelr | ot 3 ta Lowry VING A FRONT. | the purchaser at the t ee ngs with | Ball Club,” members of the Ls, convict Night.” Aunie Lawrie Dowden, Katharine Taek in Mortgage. Det c fon, I am sure, of hun- dreds of intelligent foreigners In this em- ire. ‘The proposed treat two governme reciprocal Albert ome ame tof the The marria M | chi uic and James Dawson, nt was realized for the tion. r. Edwin M. West and s Olivia A. Bogley will take place at the tion of » cards. pe Juri . for some time a resi- ore hing.on, has returned to this place and engaged in business. The Kitty Ann Whalen contested will case, removed from this county to Hagestow | will eome up for trial on the 15th of this month, A large amount of Washington city real estate is involved in this case. > — every concess elally scholars and try, and demands not fean citizens in Ch ehants and unfortuna the individuals. is b« honor, is selfish scholars. the ext Wednesday even- | | | | ae 2 ee ee Parade of the “Fines rights of A an The annuai police parade was held in| persecution of Ame ew York yesterday in spite of the machinations of the ot threatening weather. Broadway and other — — by streets through which the parade passed 0 account. they | were thickly crowded with spectators, who treaty to bind them t ee ee ee ee course that our government pled but | “finest.” Supt. Byrnes headed the Iine, and on the reviewing st missioners and the 4 were the police com- arious officials. soe A Drinker Diew From Heart Disease. Andrew J. Smith, a well-known lawyer of Trenton, was found dead in bed yesterday at an institution there for the cure of alco- holism. Smith had not been drinking for seme time and was taking the cure as a ventive. The institution doctor at- tributes death to heart trouble oes not demand. PL F. PRIC Sinchang, Chekiang Province, China, April 30, 1804. a Was Postponed. "The garden party which was to have been given last evening to the messenger boys | of the city, by the ladies of the W. C. T. U rounds of Mrs. Olivia Briggs, 95, tna Gietrects southeast, has been vos poned until Saturday night: JAMES B. HENDERSOD TIONEED & CO., AU S & Sloan.) K AND WALNUT; RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 920 Pa. ave. nw. Announcement Extraordinary! Fine Carriages. Peremptory Sale By Auction OF THE Entire Stock In Trade 450 Penna. Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C. MR. YOUNG'S ILL HEALTH DEMANDS HIS IMMED! AND PERMANENT Retirement from Business. The Whole Stock To Be ABSOLUTELY SOLD Thursday, June 14, 1894, of ON Commencing At 10 O’Clock a.m. THIS STOCK, WHICH CARRIES WITH IT THE REPUTATION THAT Mit. YOUNG ENJOY DEALING IN AND © MANUFACTURING oF The Very Be IS MADE UP OF STYLE OF ROLLING STOCK BEST MAKERS, AND MADE TO PLE. PATRONAGE MR. YOU PROUD, TO NAME ALL APTER PATTERNS, TO WIT. PHAETONS, REYS ART y EY LOOK WELL ON WH ROAD, IN THE CITY, ‘ALSO, HARNESS, OFFICE & r. Do not be a day, an hour or a minute late, as the sale is Thursday, st OF TH AND FI E X TENSION- SPIDERS, BANNEK WAGONS, DOG CARTS, ONS, WAGONPTTES, BOARDS, YELLOW WAG KENSINGTON W Gi ASUIN THER ¢ ‘A Grades of Vehicles, RLY EVERY MODER! VERY SH A CRITICAL TRADE, OF WITOSE WAS JUSTLY TUB STYLES WOULD BE AN “ALMOST ENDLESS ‘TASK, BUTUIN A GENERAL “WAY WE: VENTURE TO NAME A FEW OF THE MOST SOUGHT- cov BOSTON CHAISES, BROUGHAMS, COLPES, CABRIOLETS, DOSEDO, TUXEDOS, LENOX TRAP, * PHAETONS, = MEDWAY TRAP, June 14, 1894, At 10 O’Clock a. m. 30NS, MEN'S RIDING AT CAR- REACH WAGONS AND AND PHAETON RUMBLES. N THE | HOME OR ABROAD. FUTURE Days. THOMAS DOWLING & ©O., AUCTIONEERS. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES. SALE OF A TREESTORY BAY- TRUSTEDS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BSTA WINDOW BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, > IX GEORGETOWN, IMPROVED BY A Lal 1512) THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, TRON FOUNDRY, WITH ALL THE Tuc NEAR IOWA CIRCLE. IMPLEMENTS, &ec., BEING NO. 3105 By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the ith day of May, 190, and duly recorded in Liber 1493, folio 210 et sj.. one of the lund records of the District of Columijia, and at the written re- quest of the party secured thereby, we will sell, at Pudlle auction, tn front of the premises, on "TUES: | AY, FIFTH’ DAY OF JUNE, iss, AT HALP- PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., lot_numidered eigity. | five (85), of the subdivision of Robert A. Malloch of lots A. B, G, D, EB and F. in square numbered two hundred and forts-oue (241), with the tmpro ments thereon, consisting of a three-story brick dwelling house: ng Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in equal Anstaliments, in one, two and ‘three date, with interest at the rate of sia por cent per annum until paid, scared by dued of trust ‘on the property sold. "A deposit of $200 re- STREET AND BEING THE POUNDEY. MACHINE SHOPS OF THE LATE FIRM BECKHAM & MIDDLETON, By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing Gate tho Sixteenth day of April, A.D. i889, and duly te corded in Liber 1873, follo 466 et sog., one of the land records of the ‘District of Colutainia, and rection of the party secured, tl well, in front of the AY, the FIFTH DAY OF JUN at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the f real estate and in’ the city town, in the District of Columbia: Seventy-one (71) und part of let jin Ps Square, described as follows: Beginnit for the same at ‘the southwest corer of Jot sev= [fmtyone 1) and running thence east sixty-four | (G4) feet nine (9) inches, more or leas; thence pert aD ii “or tot seventy-two quired at time of sale. All couveyancing at pur | De bundred and twenty-three (ASB) feers thence omer’ . Af terms are not complied with in | West sisty-four (G4) feck wine Gh tecken, ‘more oF ten days from day of sale, trustees roserve the |}@S8, and thence south to the place of beginning} right to resell the property, at the risk and cost | #!so all the tools, implements, machinery and pat- of the defaulting purchaser, after ten days’ notice | {Fs in the foundry and machine shop, known a6 in Siar newspaper. ye ee punted soem ARLES W. HANDY, ‘Trustee, 5 ound and used by Cicere iat mow. | Ee ang ter Midi tn te boss DANIEL oc. AN, mal meen OO COS, ee Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in equal installments in one and two years, for which notes of purchaser will be Caken, sai@ motes bearing inter * at six per cent per annum, payable seml-anvu- and secured on the ty sold. A deposit $500 will be required at time of wale. Convey= anclng at cost of purchaser. Terme to be complied Tak Silene days. or the trustees reserve the right to resell at and cost of purchaser afte? five days’ advertisement. sad WILLIAM A. GORDON, J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, | trawtees 330 4% st. n. THOMAS DOWLING & 00. Auct.” my21-di@s THOMAS DOWLING & ©O., AUCTIONEERS, 612 B st. nw. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE- STORY BRICK RESIDENCE. NO. 547 FLOR- IDA AVENUE, LE DROIT PARK. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, bearing date the Twenty-first day of March, 1890, and duly re- corded in Liber No, 1475, folio 326 et seq., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, the un- dersigned trustees will sell, in front of th al of . : ises, on FRIDAY, ‘the EIGHTH DAY. of JUNE, | + — 1804, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the fotiowing de-| THOMAS DOWLING & 00.. AUCTIONEERS, cried property. vik: Part” of Jot mumbered. one 4 a), in nuinbes three @), in A. arber | TRUSTRES’ 7 TARLE & (o.'s xabdivision sre cereal fret of lend taf AxD TNIMPROVED om cos D county of Washington, in said District. no ‘ ; PWENTY. STREER known as Le Droit Park, descrited pe men NORTH WEST BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AN Beginning at the southwestern corner of said block, | putt bucine ound omer the dann at at the intersection of Juniper street and Boundary | goed “of ‘trust, dated July 12, Tsun” ate (or Florida avenue}, and runuing thence north with |Suly 13, 1893, im Liber 1 folio 462, of the Jai said Juniper street to the south line of Maplo ave- | 2ucwds’ of the Distt of Colurbie Be; thence with said south line to a point at te- | Sicerd” trustees, mamed therein ae he request of ferecction ‘with a lise drawn perpendicalar to | io belders of Che usted srcpred thevchy, wait oer Boundary avenue, 32.86 feet southeast from. the | lle sale, on SATURDAY, the NINTH DAY ace of beginning: thence with suid east mentioned |S 8e tant at FIVE OCLOOk Pale ie bon of ine to sald Boundary aveone; thence with said | the premioch, all of I lots 12, 13 and 14, t= Boundary avenue feet to the place of he- square 84, Washington, D. C., commencing with lot rr ginning, agent or Wil we Improvements, which Soe tare og rhein etree Fesidence. located at |" “Terms of sale: One-third cash, one-third ts eno the corner af Florida avenue, 6th strect ond Maple | year ant aacthicl te tee poms fon Gay OF Oe, or all cash, at option of purchaser, Deferred pay: avent: Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in 3, 2 and 3| ents te be wectend by deed of trast on premises sold and bearing interest at the rate of six per — or aie a Liye} as the purchaser may lesire, secur by a de of trust on said property, cash with notes, bearing interest. All convesancing ami (St Der annum, payable seml-annualis; $200 ‘erma of sale to be oF with within t days, otherwite premises will recording at purchaser's cost. $100 deposit. required at the time of sale. Terms to be compiled with In be rescld at cua cost of defaul purchaser. MAliLos ASHPORD, fifteen days from the date of sale, or the properts 470 La. ave. nw. will be resold at the risk and cost of defuuiting purchaser. JACKSON MH. RALSTO! 1333 F st. a H. BRADLEY DAVIDSON, a JOS. D. McGUIRE, anne ee a DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT O8 the under- _ Trustees. JAMES W. McKEE, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF Fi BUILDING Lor} THE NORTH SIDE OF WXxG AVENUE, ON DELAWARE AVENT ETWEEN B AND SRA Gene SE, C STREETS NORTH, NEAT CAPITOL. pWASHINGTON HEIGHT serted te By virtue of a deed of trust dated August Sth, y virtue of a deed of t Iv Liber nunibered 1613, at folio 876 et seq., of the 18K), recorded in Liber No. 1403, follo 417 et wey., | Liber numbered 1613; at follo $76. et » one ‘of the land records for the District of ae will Vad m “ sell in front of the pretuises, ON MONDAY. ‘THE Front of the pececier “ake St putlle auction, 10] TOCRTH DAY OF SNE A. D, ieee a ice SEVENTH "Da OF "JUNE, 188. AT" FIVE | 130 fect front of lot “K P.M., that parcel of land in the city of 'S subdivision of part of W'S MITE called Washington Heights. ms: One-third cash, balance in one and two Fears at 6 per cent per annum, interest payable semi-annually, and to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of ington, in the District of Columbia, desig- nated as lot E of the subdivision of square No. 654,- recorded tn Liber 3. H. K.. folio 219, one of t fn the office of the surveyor ‘This lot fronts on Delaware rengge the purchaser. A deposit of $250 required at time ace Gqyth of 308.50) <f" ckn, Commepenting, Oc. a8 pues o the purcunse money | Terms of sale to be complied with in fifteen from Of sale, otherwise trustees reserve right to resell the property at the risk and cost of Scfaulting purchaser after five days’ advertise- ment of such resale in some news blished tm Wasbington, D. C. 25. hs sa ‘DOLPH D. HOPKINS, my22-d&eds ‘Trastees, in cash, of which $160 will be required as a de- posit when the bi pted: balance in equal } pasments, at. si teen and twenty- four months. fror . OF all ensh, at the opt For the deferred pay- ments the purchaser's notes must be given, bearing interest from the day of sale, and secured by deed of trast on the if ‘terms of not | RATCLUETVE, DARE EO a complied. with ays from. di the | SATCLUEES, DARE 6 OO, A0CEE trustees may resell at the risk and cost of the de- [To Wi MIT MAY CONCERN: TWENTY BARRELS SPRING 1890, FROM 108 TO 108 PROOF, DOUBLE STAMP STRAIGHT RYE WHISKY, faulting purchaser. ANl conveyeucing and recording at purchaser's cost RICHARD 7. MORSELL, 456 La. ave., WILLIAM UL. SEUFPERLE, 626 Pa. ave, ALSO Trustees. Am NG. . JAMES MecKERE, Auctioneer. my28-dads On MONDAY MORNING TURE FOURTH, aT % ™ 7 . — | TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at our sales rooms, THOMAS DOWLANG, & ©), AUN, 15) tess aon ae oe oe ek may concern, to pay advances and cha: TRUSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE PLocR wm, | 20 barrels Double Stamp Stralgnt Rye Whiley. ‘Terms: Cash. : G PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. pd RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., KNOWN AS THE PION 50,000 Cigars, my?0-d&dbs Auctioneers. AT Ave To which the attention of the trade and private © G. SLOAN & GO, AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G st. | By virtue of a deed in try ted the 7th day | Pupers ie called, ‘cessors to Latimer & Sloan). of July, 1892, and duly recorded the land am. RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©O. records ‘of the District of Columbia, in Liber § +30. a SALE OF IM ED PROPERTY, | folio 214 et seq. and by meu 2 —mya0-Oate __ ai ___Ascts. SINTI. STREET NORTHWEST, | porties concerned, the undersigned will offer for| THOMAS DOWLING & 00.) AUCTIONEERS, . De iG sale at public au in front of the premixe Giz E st. rtain deed of trust, dated Sth | on WEDNESDAY, S DAY OF JUNE —— . 1. 1893, and duly recorded tn | AT THE HOUR OF FIV LOCK P.M. the | TRUSTEES’ SALF_ OF VALUARLE PROPERTY ON . folio SL et seq., one of the land | following described real estate, situated in + LOUISIANA AVENVE. of Columbia, and at the | town, in ihe District of Columbia, to wi Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated the requi red thereby, we will sell | that part of lot numbered seventy-nine 3d day of May, ISSS, and recomled the at public auct © premises, ON | the original of said wn, land records of the District of Columbia, te Liber TUESDAY, JUNE AT FIVE | 1817, at folios G9 et seq and at the request of HOCK P.M. the fi ribed real ! . runnin jong the east| the owner of the notes representing the indebted- tate sit ot Washington, street one Lundred and twenty | Bess to secure which the said was made, 1 Part of original east and parciiel with Cherry | Will offer at public auction in front of the pr s ed and Reventy-sever . sixty-nine « thence north | ises ON THURSDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF on 6th street at the northwes' and parallel with the first lin wdred and} ISM, AT HALT-PAST FOUR P.M.. the follow! amd running thence south twenty j twenty (120) feet to Cherry street (mow Grac described piece or purcel of land In the city ‘a t 88 feet 41g Inches; thence north | thence west along the line of said street « Washington, designated on the ground plan of city ad thence West to the place of 6 dwelling, ‘Trustee. r with the improvements, con- nine (69) feet to th that part of said. lot scventy-nine bounded as follows: On the north by the of said entire lot, on the east by Poto On the sont that portion of said “lt ge Romford and place as being the east twenty-five feet fromt by the hn of lot numbered eighteen (1S), in square mbered four hundred and ninety (490); the par- cel of ground being further known as lot ‘numbered twenty en and twenty-eight in a subdivision of said lot numbered eighteen, made by aaa sage: sale: If the terms of sale ay 7 day of \e: nd raPORTION OF | TH a Ay pot complied with in five days after the sale, the TY MD. AROUT ON! i oe the rink and vost of the defaulting porchartr a E HE of Wash! « le © Jeti a 4 MILE PROM THE DISTRIC S aa ie conveyancing and abstract of title to be Th AND TH lot, and shat lot of] OV he Perhate, ey ORDO, WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE BALTIMORE St eenaed ant Gcoccibal my2h-lkds AND OHIO RAILKOAD, | fa line drawn | —™? eee a3 . By virtue of a deed of trust, dated May 29, 1 4 Hine of RATCLIFFE, DARE @ 00., AUCTIONEERS. ~ ecorde ber J. W. BR, pint of Intersee “= oe oer te ia mi reo at os s the east line of Market | CHAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT THR county, of Maryland. we, the subscribers, the | t casterty, SOENLE OF SEVENTEENTH AND C STREETS trustees therein named, will sell, at public auc. o) atreet twenty-five ¢ SOUTHEAST AND ON SEVENTEENTH STREET tion, on the on TUESDAY, the TWELFTH uth of and opposite ‘to a line KEIM EAST A 110L AND SOUTH A Day a \E . J . at FIFTY MINUTES cog = row vo a od west B vi os air = rege j si ies oon ST THREE O'CLOCK +, all that certain real wuel Turner and lately | the District of Columbia, passed om the 12th an. ate tn Bladensburg district, im Prince George's | Bi igh ge ag he be Galumiia, passed on ‘the 12th 4 state of Maryland, ne gismited as | through the middle of the af Mubleisea’ is complainant sn ks num nate of | end wall to th Murdock et al. are defendants, and and six 6) a part of a | mended decree of the same court, passed ‘os Tw rg and | canal, th 12th day of May, A.D. 1894. in the sald. er ie epenta, | to Within for jicned. trostees, will offer 4, dated May from William Ae in front of the premises, . dated Mas § . “7 c rt and w Highlands ENTH DaY ¢ JUNE, ar of as muty be uecessary. be purchas: quired as additional securi vther lots will be time of sale. “quired o In cas O'CLOCK PM., the whole of sua bund: | ton, District of C ‘on the ground plat, er plan, of sal | 1d sub to & prior incumb cured by deed ‘ded in Liber 1 rom April MS OF in cash, ‘One-third nd two at six per cent p \ trom the f ured by option 3 the land ree orge’s county aforesaid, or so much there- Plats of the property will re nuinty ido ance of $20,000, Isa; with intel ie of the » in two equal purchas . bearing interest at the tum per annum, payable semi- A_deposit of - $500 on the iansion house lot aud of $50 on each of the the purchaser at the of the blocks as a sold will be follo 303 et seq., and at the written edt . In the city of Washing- jumbia, ‘as the same is laid down ST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. owing described Ia ing in the city of W : Lat mambered six (6) of hase money iaubited at the ‘thine of ne ob: | in cash, of whitch of $500. will ot ot numbered four 14 tained prior thereto atthe der- | required of the pi oy hy ie re ten hundred and eighty Signed, Nox. 917 F street northwest and 435 7th | halunee. iw five hs =x bande oon] ston Ix recorded, in thes street northwest, respectively, Washi D.C. | interest, . . four and five sears, | Columbia, tm art tirst offered for sale Will be the lot, part | evidenced by minors mites of the pur. . Magruder, fullo 118, said lot being 3, on which the mansion house ts located, | chaser. secured by deed of trust to the aatlefacs f 17th and C streets southeast. 7 feet, more or less. Should | tion of the trustees upon the Tproperse, wang aa e sume das. to wit: THURSDAY. THE rately, then the several blocks | conveyancing at the cost of the’ pacchoses SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE.IN94, AT FIVE O'CLOCK mentioned, oF so mmany thereof as may be necessary, | This mill is operated by a turline wheel, te in| P-M-. We will sell, at public ‘auction, in frost et will be sold as a whole. good condition and bas a cajmeity for. ma nes. sub lot numbered nineteen (It a] hird casb, and the balance in| turing five bundred barrels of flour per day. calf's recorded subdivision of urigh at one and two years, for which | is lots 2, 3. 12, 13, 14, ten bundred and ¢ vision is reconted storage capacity equi to its manufacturing and 16. tp square numbered pacity bivtive (OSS), as said subdl- office of ‘the surveyor of attention of millers and others desiring euc cally, ared by a deed ‘of trust in the | property is expecially called. to this hich | the District of Columbia, in Book C. HB. fol usual form on the property sold, will be taken; aud | Will be positive nud withuee mime Bich 1113. This lot Is on 17th ‘street between East Cay in the case «f the mansion house lot, a policy of THOMAS W. SMITH, ie Kd te np insurance against loss by fire, in sach reasonable GEO. W_ CIssEL, Terms: One-third of the purchase money to he sum as the sime may be insured for, will be_re- HOWARD DAVIS, —} Trustees, | Did, Within 30 days after the day of sale and the residue PASNEW. HERR, my28-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DARR & 00. AUCTION or the two-thirds (2-3), of the unpaid pur- to be paid in one ‘and two years from - with interest payable semi-annually, he secured by deed of trust upon the prop: at the option of the pur- 0 be complied with in thirty days required of the parc ferme to be | 5 + dive Tarties from Wa iring to attead the | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VAL othe Fiche to rene Clee eee ane 5 train from the Balti- REAL ESTAT IX 1 resell at the lak snd cont of dng, leave the | USIONTOWS. IMPROVEMENTS reacts, Ten cold ploees . Terms of sale must } F FRAME DWELLING AND « a y hae aa ate 4 be complied with in ten days from date of sale. | AT Al ON. qaatres And clear of all lncumbrances and taxes All conveyancing, ud Insurance will be} By virtue of a deed of trast, given to us, and | he Sah Of tale duly recorded a: Eathe “4 f- ga os of parties secured ve NOUN 3S WILMARTH, eet WM. F. MATTINGLY, there! rustees will offer for| my2-a&ds wate cus |’ 435 7th st., Wash., D.C. | sale front of the pretises, | — - Trustees, : sere ase NTH DAY OF JUNE, YUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. — —— —} >. ISS.” AT HALI-PAST FOUR oCLo IN BROS., AUCTIONEERS. the following described Jand and premues, | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A PINE AND ECONOMICAL — in the Die RUILDING LOT, PRONTING 17 FEET. ON AIS OF and by TENNESSEE “AVENUE NORTHEAST BY BY THY ri DEPTH OF @los F ON ONE SIDE ANI AND y-nine 66.04 FEET ON THE OTHTR. Es handred and Under and by virtue of x certain @eed of trust, By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us, bear- | ad vishty-two dS Aated J: recorded in Liber No. 1588, January 16, 1898, and duly recorded ‘among subdivision of part of land records of the 1 records of the District of Columbia, {n nas “Uniunt eo at the request of the request of the parties secured thereby, we, the ihe AT PVE subscribing trustees, will ii, at pubiic ‘ton, in | of the premises, ON TUESDAY, THE i} YH DAY ¢ » A.D. 1 AT FIVE mi-ann) 0 ple Nga deposit of $160 wit Conveyancing an@ RATCLIFFE, DARR & 920 PA. AV ied with wil res cost and risk of or the “8 AUCTIONEERS, | Ww. =) Sacnene! aaiae to be paid at the HN RIDOT ee ne All conveyancing and recording to b | 5 . we Ml records of TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BUILDING I of the purchaser, Terms of sal Fl h 1 w. &. EDMONS eoiae i Ate] a HOLDEN'S. Seino feast tin cn ae toon oo a ae | MACHINE PY, Tools, | asx er for sale front N THE BLADENSBURG AD, JUST | otherwise resery . > = <= OF VALVARLE CouNT? 0 EPH i: ASH. | Stid property at the risk and cost of the defaulting TRU OF ! 2 De es NORTHEAST: WASH | rian: repay. wad’ tear iat, Os tame ie olers, ngines. PENNSYLVANIA AY ENC sca lem ete pats 0. G. STAPLES, Trustes, e ’ TWINING CITY oe Gs 2S ee. of tt retin Court of ere eae, ee ec cere vane | _my2s-das ions ‘mpocr, tre | ec, At Auction. eS, ing to the original plat or plan of the’ city of | and! ~ THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, ike felt iae Tiward Washington, D.C, e ing the part the et 612 E ST. NW. On THURSDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. 4 covered by ‘the buliding jore known as | | —— Losun, S20 cee Ae SS WARE trustees < Palace Market," an triangular shape ESDAY, 3 oH, * 20MS, + AVE. NW. AND 930 0 STKET netion, Ik Trent of the pr piece tabout fift wire feet) at the extren: f O'CLOCK PM. th il i Well NW. AT TEN O'CLOCK yt ESDAY. THE SINTH Day oF pet resins corer seid Jot. nd in front of the | lund and p! | Super tor and el Kept or At ine af RS AT SIX O'CLOCK re » the follow- orth of sald building. inated < i CLES » real situnted in t “Terms of sale: ‘One-thind ut tie purchase money | 120. Household Furniture at ox: “ h $500 must be deposited with the) trustees at the time of sale in cash or by certified check), and the balance tn two equal installments, at one and two years from the date of sale, with Interest at 6 per cent, secured on the property, ot all cash, at the option of the purchaser. If teruns in cash (of wh tage office purt 2, for in: rict of Col These lots of sale are not d with in ten days, trustees | Sein tatereat ein me faulting ps IH At Sieh and coat of ds | Treat’ on the propery, “A Geposit of Deus ba ok oan eae pur. | $100 wili be ‘required at time of sale. All con- chuser’s cost. yancing and ording at purchaser's cost. MAHLON ASHFORD, — |Terms to be complied with In fifteen days from day ALDIS B. BRUWNE, of sale, or the property may be resold at default- Trustees | ing purchaser's cost. myli-d&ds JOSEPH W. COLE, LEONARD . JOHN A, P Columbia Park. my18-dsas The Gem of Washing Soburbs. Only 15 min- = = A aig aa god ys you can get alot, | CFThe above sale ts postponed until WEDNES- 25x100 feet, from $2 ‘Otfice, 623 F st. n.w. | DAY by <T! 1844, SAME HOL > my2u-tf | Phad ibe trustees. Auction. PARLOR SUITES IN FIGURED DAMASK, SILK i L LUSH PARLOR | SUITES. CE WINDOW HAN ING: PICT division af the s- 16-1NCH | ONE (RROM 1-4 TO Deld. deceased, tetween the t SHANKS { 4. asa part of lot ‘onE t AND 3-11ORSE- » fronting 124; perches on i mp WITH i i runuing t with that ‘i es so far as to make CHAME, CARE HALL ONE 40 ATTACHED, CARPETS, OAK AND T-OFF. | INS THREE TABLE, Ca-| ONE SEY LS | ONE SET PILE z INcH. CHINA, DINING | ONE LOY MACHINIST BENCH TOO, P DESK, HALL STAND, | LOT SHAFTING. BLOCKS AND TACKLES, ROPES TOILET WARE! AND SLINGS, “STEEL BARS. RUS j & DRILLS, TURNING AND BOLING TOOLS AND | URTH, 1894, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF OTHE! TOOLS, 1 t the private KY. ERC. TO WHICH WE INVIT EL » opposite ‘the Arlington. TTENTION OF PERSONS INTERESTED LEMUEL POGITT, ODS. 472 La. ave. THOMAS DOWLING A WALTER B. WILLIAMS & ©0., Auctioneers, ‘Trustees, my.) kde