Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1894, Page 12

1f ee THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1894—-TWELVE PAGES. SUBURBAN NEWS, |'NDIGNANT STUDENTSICL ASS QF 1894 ANACOSTIA. Mr. Columbus Kibble, brother to Mr. Alex- ander Kibble, died suddenly on Wednesday, while engaged in his work as carpenter, in the employ of Messrs. Emmert & Heisley, on @ new building, No. 1622 P street north- west, Washington. In the act of setting a window frame he was observed by some of his’ fellow-workmea to fall backward to the ficor. A physician was summoned, but Mr. Kibble breathed his last a few moments after his arrival. The body was sent in the police ambulance to the home of the brother of the deceased, No. 217 Fillmore street, Anacostia, where it was viewed later in the afternoon by Coroner Woodward. Death ts supposed to have resulted from the excess- ive heat, as the deceased was in the best of health and spirits when leaving his home in the morning. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. Alex. Kibble Sun- day next at 2 o'clock p.m. The funeral of Mrs. Ella Penn, wife of Mr. George Penn and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. R. Dennison of Giesboro’ point, took place from the Congress Heights M. E. Church yesterday afternoon, Rev. D. H.W- son conducting the funeral services. Miss Birdie Shearer of Frostburg, Md., made a short visit to friends on Maple ave- nue Wednesday, leaving on the midnight €xpress for Knoxville, Tenn. Miss Florence Bowman, Miss Signa Guer- drum and Miss Nellie Lamson were amcng the graduates from the Eastern High School They Do Not Like Their Treatment by the Principal of Martyn College. What Was Said at a Meeting Held Last Evening — Prof. Edgerly’s Methods Strongly Criticised. ‘There was a rehearsal last evening, given by a number of students and graduates of the Martyn Dramatic College, that was not down in the prospectus of that institution, which is also known as the Shaftesbury | College of Expression and sometimes as the | American Academy of Acting. It was a re- hearsal, not of one of the plays in which Prof. A. Webster Edgerly promised to give instruction, but of the grievances of the students against the principal of this insti- tution. The meeting was held in a small hall at Metzerott’s and was in response to an advertisement calling for the students and the alumni to get together in order to tell what they thought of Prof. Edgerly. About forty young people were present, a dozen of whom were young women. According to the stories told by the dif. ferent speakers Prof. Edgerly’s announce- ments of his recent commencement, held at the Academy of Music, said that the gradu- (Continued from Ninth Page.) Marietta Etz, Gertrude Fairchild, Winifred L. Fountain, Alice Ruth Gardner, Emma Josephine Graham, Signe Challotte Guer- drum, Theresa Herrle, Marie St. Clair How- ell, Margaret Louisa Hughes, Anna 8S. Hughes, Nellie Gertrude Humphreys, Flor- ence W. Jackson, Willie May Kilgore, Em- ma Lee, Mary Ida McCauley, Lulu M. Mac- Intosh, Rosanna Cecelia Palmer, Mary RKo- setta Parkman, Nellie Richards, Minnie Nebraska Roth, Grace Edna Ruff, Etta Leuise Sanford, Teresa Loretta Sexton, Edith Markle Smith, Minnie Lee Spencer, Minnie Forester Thompson, Mabel Carle- ton Thompson, Anna May Tilton, Lillian Irene Tolson, 8. MecNantz Underwood, Bessie Lee Yoder and Jeannette Louise Young. Boys—Jesse Lee Adams, jr., Allen Diehl Albert, jr., S. Miles Bouton, Marvin S. Bow- man, Harry Lee Brown, Dudley Eugene Burdine, Royal Edwin Burnham, Dewitt Clinton Croissant, Edwin H. Etz, John Clement Fitzpatrick, Robert L. Floyd, Bert- ram Grey Foster, Joshua L. Gatchell, Irvin Engel Gilbert, Charles Hart, James William Hart, John Henry Heady, Ernest Elmer Herrell, William Eldridge Hillyer, Clair Richards Hillyer, Harry Leonard, John St. John Lockwood, Orton L. Meigs, James Wilmott Murphy, George Parson, William Edwin Parson, R. Raymond Riordan and John Walton Steward. Western School. Fourth-year class, girls—Virginia Brown, Mamie Whelpley Lightfoot, M. Jane Moor AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. eee AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. “FUTORE DAYS. eee eer pO pKALUABLE | THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, |C. G. SLOAN & ©O., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 @ wt.|G G. BLOAN & OO. AUCTIONEENS, 1a @ OU BUSINESS AND "ESIDE: BUILDING LOTS. FINE OPPORTUNITIES \VESTMENT. By virtue of a decree of the Sapreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in the cause of Curtiss et al. vs. Milier et al., No. 15344 Equity, We will offer for wale in front of the respective lots and premises, and at the iimes hereinafter meiticned, the following real estate witb the im- provements therecn, and the rights, ways, ease- ments and appurtenances thereto bel all located in the city of Washington, in the ct of Columbia, viz? On FRIDAY, JUNE T' SECOND, A.D. 3894, COMMENCING AT THE OUR OF FCUR THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.,_ the ts numbered 15, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27, in the subdivision by Jane Farubam ‘of the square numbered 314, as recorded in the office of the sur- Jor for said District, in book of subdivisions R. W., at page 2. ‘The lots 15 and 21 are unimproved, and front on the east side of 12th street between M and N streets northwest; the lot 18 frouts the Same side of the same street, and is improved by & two-story brick dwelling, numbered 1236; the lot 27 1s unimproved, and fronts the west side of 11th reet between said M and N streets, and the lots mbered 23, 24, 25 and 26 ure each Improved by @ three-story dwelling, with back building, front the ‘saine side of sald 11th street, und num! respectively, 12 1246 1248. On SATURDAY, ‘& TWENTY-THIRD, A.D. 1894, commencing at the hour of HAL¥-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the lots lettered or marked of William Bianchard’s subdivision Part of lot 3, in the square 292, a8 per plat of said subdivision, recorded in the office of the sur- veyor for said District, in the book of subdivisions marked “H. D. C.," at page 206. These lots are improved by two ‘small brick buildings, used as Stores, fronting on the south side of Pennsylvania enue between 12th and 13th streets northwest, and numbered 1226 and 1225 on said avenue, and extend back to and front on D street, and are fur- ther improved by two adjoining two-story brick dwellings,numbered 1223 and 1225 on said D strect. Also, on the sume day, and immediately following G12 E at. $5,000 worth of Real Lace Silk and Nottingham Window Hangings, Por- tieres and a fine line of Upholstering Goods will be sold “Within Our Art Gal- leries,”’ “Tomorrow, Saturday, at a1 o'clock.” “Dealers and private buyers should be on hand.” THOMAS DOWLING & CO., 612 E'st. ‘ULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITU iCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. ‘ALSO, TWELVE '0'CLOCK,” TWO FINELY, BROKEN POINTERS WITH. FULL PEDIGRER AND REGISTRATION IN THE AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB, Wi BE SHOWN AT TIME OF SALE. “AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,” ONE FINE ROAD Hi A FAST AXD PROMPT DRIVER, SOUND, KIND AND GENTLE; TOP CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN | REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY UF Wash, INGTON, D. ©. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of ti Distriet of ‘Columbia pessed in culty cause’ Xe | 15,588, on the docket of the Supreme Court of the | District of Columbia, the undersigned trustees will Corded in Li ie auction, on the iE YIFTH DAY OF J) HALF-PAST 4 O'CLOCK P.Xi sell at Day, tract of land known as situated on the Rock ticularly described in said cause, and containing about 2 One-thicd « in cash and the balance and two years, with interest from the day of sele, 89d recorded im more or less. Terms of sal that part of th part of Chillum Castle Manor Premises, on Wi Creck Church road and cs) egoal instalments in on r ‘ompinint Ped In| follow! 1-$ acres of land, | the city of Warhington, District aforesaid, “be purchase money (Syecessors to Latimer & Sloan.) TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE VALUABLE RESL | LENCE KNOWS AS” NO. 2000 Ht STAGE NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of « certain deed of trust, dated the $e gay. of February, A. 'D., 1800, and duly re ber No. 1451, at folio 451 et seq., ome premises, on THURS. of the land records for ‘the District of Columbia, LY, A. D. 1804, AT bd at the request of the party secured thereby, ue We will sell at public muction, in trout of the 3 SDNESDAY, "JUNE TWENTY- TH, 1894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. the ng Gescrived land and premises, situate | designated as and being jot numbered one bundr and thirty-three (133), of B. H. Warder's subdivis- ye ton of lots tn juar? numbered uipety-three Ss ook 1%, page 46, in the office and secured on the property sold, or the purchaser | the surveyor of the District ‘ot Columbia, together may pay all cash at his option. ‘A deposit of $200 | Tith the improvements, cousisting of @ hawicome ‘will be required at the time of sale. ‘axes will be | Tesidence, known as No. 2006 KR st. ow., Washig® to dute of sale, and the property will be scld| ton, D. Bet com-| . T reserved 2 cash, and the 16 resell the property at the risk snd vost of tie defaulting purchaser, after five days’ readvertise con- ing at the cost of the pur- | “enosit of free of ait incumbs plied with in tw ty ment in The Bveni Yeyaueing and rec chaser. ces. If the terms a days, the right Star newspaper. All MICHAEL J. COLBERT, Trustee. Je22-dkas CHAS. G. STONE, Trusiee, THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Drug Store At Auction. GooD wi ER WITH A FIN GENERATOR OF THE WELL-KNOWN DRUG STORE. CORNER OF SI8T AXD M STREETS, GEORGETO" ¥ On MONDAY, JUNE TWELVE M., we will STOCK AND FIXTURES, TOGETH. E SODA FOUNTAIN AN: C.. AT AUCTION, TWENTY-FIFTH, i894, ar |the above establishment. It is one of the best | stands in Georgetown and does a first-class busi- | sell the entire contes ms of snle: One-third of the purchase palance in one and two yea, wi! interest. payable semi-annually, and secured by led of trust on the ty; or all cash. converanet recording st purchasers’ ‘ost. Will be required at time of sale, Ir the terms of sale be not complied with te fiftesm dass from day of sale, the trnstecs reserve 1 Pye the property at the risk and cost Parcheser, after such public motte as they may deem necessary. 2 CHAS. C. GLOVER, JAMES M. JOHNSTON, ROS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, STR PATE NO. 1244 LINDEN PLAGE Sonim By virtue of a certain deed of Ing date October Ii, Ite, and ‘recorded 25, 1882, in Liber 1745, folio 45, of the lamd rece _Je16-0&08 DUNCANSON } bears 3 jords of the District of Columbia, and at the te at the commencement exercises at Con-| ating class was by long odds the finest that the offer for sale of said last menti rty, BUGGY "AND HARNESS. THIS I8_A_BIRST-|"Pesg. One-third cash, balance in six and twelve | Quest of the party secured thereby, we, the under ees ee eee ton et en had ever attended the solleg, but after the |“"aoyeafayday Antalta, Paul B. Graham. | 0G ttc So we raete oan | Game DUMNOUN UNG RVERY REAL. AND ia segured fo, the eatietacion of the omer | pened fun, wil sol at yuibiie auctions ty EGET RET performance, which played to a packed Ella Baxter, Bes- | bered 257, as per plat recorded in the office of the VICTORIA, IN FINE CONDITION, ae a en oe TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE 4 HYATTSVILLE. house, Prof. Edgerly gave the members of | Third-year class, girls— . ia iy ° a rn is struck off. It will be sold as an entirety. FIVE U'cLocK NE, A.D. 1804, the clase to understand that they did not | sie Helene Bell, Lillie May a B at “page, 3, trontng ti tut ide ot mab te ronsed? CREE OOK, og jis glOMAS DOWLING “& “Co.,” Auctioneers, ca parcel land nt a ceria piece this place day , Elizabeth Wallace Cart-| street between And 14th streets northwest, D HARD + Se = - city. fashington, D of “Coluavia. aise Martha Ellen Schulte, daughter of Mr. started [eaeeetlgae the opinion of the Se alles Jae Crowley, Orilee Rebecca | improved by @ suit two-story brick building, sum- RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. DUNCANSON “DROS., AUCTIONEERS. Suttons’ =. delng Tot Sie ot 5 | aise Emily Montague 3 het — 3 eler's sullivision of lot im square John A. Schultz, @ prosperous tarmer of | Was to compel them to come back. for ane | Prey. Brinceiia Lee Hanger Bisnis. Vere: | 32 MONDAY, ,th0, TWENTY-FITH DAY of BANDON, VERGE RUNG, CAOR Surety | UOCRER AE TAME ROCTITUGT CONSER OF | etcetera ae reregted im ihe ance of ts Kent district, were married at Addison/ other term in the college next year. It ica Heitman, Gertrude Margarite Janney, | FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the lot marked or lettered CHAMBER SUITES, MIRROR-FRONT WARD- NEW YORK AND NEW JEKSEY AVENUES | poge 105, toge: with the Improvements tueream, Chapel, near Benning, at 5:30 o'clock last | seems that the course consists of two years’| Geneva Reid Johnston, Sue Myers Lacy, pa Vittiens Blancharé's sabdivision of ROBES, ‘TA! BASY CHA’ DESKS, gh poe 9S. 216 AND 218 NEW counteting ’ two-story brick relling ‘house. : 4 8 in the square num ; NTA: ‘erms of ‘sa - ‘the pure! Wednesday evening. "A large number of | Wor, but, It te said. If student pays tul-| ula Hilzabeth Lanman, Allee Jane Lynch, fsrerded fi the oe of the surveyor for nid Bae] BAD Backs Sueoanbe, exter te ab pLEot of gdceree ot the Supreme Court of | 01 e pald in cash ‘and the balance in tee eae r) ‘ ict, in N. K., at S OTHI . od pril 24, , in fallments, ie wo y Preset ‘Tho altar was tastefuly decorated | Mamne Mi,ins ed, OF O26, TE, ce, of one | Kee” Harriet Barnes, Meding, Jule, Alber |e’ daai“osiatnd i'r falctag “its | Feta Ak STE Ma DER Sasa te sin “Ros dae ov i | cr at ry oat perma 4 ichols, Carrie 3 a viz.: i the same at U ‘G, - on . Cougl et al. are | wml-anoually, from da; ¥ wed by de with potted plants, ferns and roses of every | who, it was said, had given the two years’ | Patterson, Mary Rosalle Phillips, Klsie I. | southeast corner of seid Wit, spd taste thette ak a EN —REQUI- | fendants, the undersigned, as the trastess eipoit | trast upos the property ‘sold. “or all” ease, are description. The maid of honor was Miss| tuition money down and received his di-| Roche, Annie Louise Shoemaker, Grace | West along the line of north ’M street 27 feet 10 onda A MORNING, JUNB TWENTY- | ¢4 by | me Said decree, will, on MONDAY, the | option of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 will be — ploma within three months of his matricu-| Leonora Stone, M. Edith Taylor, Caroline | inches, thence north 100 feet, thence east 27 fee D, at TEN O'CLOCK, at ‘our sales SROOXD DAY of JULY, A. D. iRp4, at FIVE] required of the purchaser at the time of sale, Ag Mate Schultz, sister of the bride, and the! iation. “The meeting last evening was pre-| Leinccer’ seth, “Mar Lociee Traniel, Jig thes, thence south 100) feet to, the place of cy SR Re SECC Ei eel pak, pulile, auction, in front | conveyancing, “recording ad otarial fees at the bridesmaids were Mise Lillian Collins and) sided over by Mr. William E. Mowrer, @| cuphan Macrae Washington, Cora Mf /Seeimming, This ot fronts, the north ‘side of Mt | an a os tes oe to wit: Part of lot eleven (i) ip square’ five | plied ‘with whtiin ten dare trom dar or Seas oe Miss Grace Schultz, also a sister of the| young man who resigned from a govern- Wetzel, Maud White and Annie Winona small brick dwelling, No. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., hundred apd fifty-seven (557), beginning for the | Wise the trustees rese the right to resell we bride. Dr. Alfred H. Wells acted as best) ment clerkship in order to devote all his| Willige. sawe at the northwest corner’ of said square and the risk cost of the defaulting man and the ushers were Messrs. Archie’ time to Martyn College. A young man with Wells, Alexander M.Schoepf, Edward A. Im trout of cur gales rooms, Horses, Carriages, larness, dc. property at On TUBSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH, A.D. scape egg Boys—Arthur Knode Birch, Walter E.| 00 SU RDAY, JUNE awe FOUR O'CLOCK Fuller and Elbert Dent. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, pre- ceded by the ushers, maid of honor and bridesmaids, and was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, where the @ smooth face, though he were eligible for the position of “first walking gent” in any stock company, officiated as secretary, and there were a number of others who dressed and acted for star parts with grat success, but who testi- Birch, John Clark Brennon, George Elliott, E. Raymond Frisby, Robert Lee Haycock, Harry Ballentine Houghton, John McD. A. Lacy, Charles Linkins, Charles Joseph Ramsburg, Joseph Taussig and James Eve- P.M.. that certain parcel or tract of land, situate and lying in the county of Washington, in said Dis- trict, called or commonly koown as WEAVEL'S PROSPECT, aud described by metes and bounds as follows, viz.: Beginning for the same in a point in the southwest line of a tract known as Cbiches- Victorias, Ws See eer TCIEFEY DAM & OO. aucte ‘WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. thence vorthwesterly a of York 50 feet ies to said sout! feet to the sa! t right a! avenue 1 New York avenue; and thence along 3 thence easterly eastern line of New Jersey enue 50.66 feet; thence northeaster! ly parallel to the southern line ‘of New York avenue 21; WILLIAM FE. EDMOXSTOX, OONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, Truster, 3e14-0&08 Address, 500 5th st. aw. DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS. Lt: é N ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SAL Kork @ TRUSTPES’ SALE OF SIX BRICK DWELLIN ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.| fied in tragic tones that no graduate. of | eth Wilson. ter, with additions as’ resurveyed for Addison, EE ener eee ROM ORE DW. MAKE: | said southern line of New Xerk avenue sourhwoater- NUMBERS Sim, Bae gos eee DWE Chapman, pastor of the church. She was| Martyn had ever got a position in any the- | To Be Admitted to the Normal School. — a line penis we =o Bee “4 ING, COMMENCING AT. TEN O° vy. te FS tesinaies. Improved oy SPRUCE STREET. LE DROIT PARK, Iv - malt i n t tl , . — po . becomingiy gowned in cream colored silk | atrical company on the strength of their in-| The names of the High School graduates | {0c iusultin fud.,aud tanning theace with sald pyaint,, Antique Oak and ” other Chamber | Sin. Socner ot New York and Sew: Jefecy avenses DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. a with yellow trimmings and carried a bou-| structor’s recommendation. who successfully passed the recent exam-| in sald Seuthwrest line situate a datance of 18 boy poy go en Sa Rorthwest, Washington, D.C being houses Nos. | arte June 26 fsbo et = & bys Normal eat co ke Parlor upholstered enue! 3 4 recorded sisal at tine cae at lon eee hipuen Soe biome pee Se einen Se Schoo! | fer." aod raning frou sald point south S0 dagrees | Sk tapeatry, Wardrobes, Oak. Writing Desks, | 16 804 218 New York aren tn one | 2300. St folio 127 et seq., folio 132 et neq.. fulle and Mendelssohn's wedding marches as the Altogether It wi @ most unique per- are given below: Gertrude E. Metcalf,Clara West two perches, thence south 18 degrees west 40 Mantel Mirrors, Walnut and Oak Extension Ta- cash, balance and two years from date of sale, the deferred pay- 187 et seq. ftllo 142 et seq., folio 146 ef seq, Ni m - ne bles, * and folio 151 et * ‘ively, of 1 bridal party entered and left the church. A| formance. The chairman began the meet-| H. Burroughs, Katherine McNaught, John pe arches by = stone » sumer 4, — » south AT de io oe id ia lente ments to be represented by promlasory motes of the | records of the District rx 4 see lanl reception was given at the bride's resi-| ing by reading extracts from some of Prof. | H. Heady, Lulu M. Mcintosh, Margaret N. | fq" course south 17 degrees east to the north line | ®24 Glass Ware. tse, rd ofa ee ~ Setoneet papenee ‘come: pat FOIE = i Se 4 Fowler" received, many handsome wedding | HAgeriy's books on acting and facial ox-| Sefaun Manette, Lr” Bogue, “itinnie” |i" s¢ "std wad"@ehe plice'st Bagiaing "aaa | ON ,ACOOUNT. OF srokate ceances, mas. | somal fieurd S75 dee of im open tin| al at ie naictan Senin on rt kha eements’ trom: thetr friends, ‘They ‘eft for | Pression, to show that he was not the au- Compton, Mabel L. Vaughn, Margaret . | contatning thirty 20) heres, more oF tess, “oetng | aR eT ARIS boat pips ase D AND | chaser of purchasers. Al taxes, Will’ be ei) 2008 Destauing at HALF Past POUR G'Ciook . a m i sume tract of land and’ premises conveyed to . te e ‘conveyal ‘at the = Pm ‘ashington on the late train, and went| thority that he claims to be. Then he took | Braay, Ellen E. Patterson, Sarah E. Bea. ; 3 a incing and recording A nag from thereto New York to ‘apend tetr| up the matter of the catalogues of the col-| oo. tants We Dieser Brame J. Graham, pS es So pears Wwacons, © BI GARELAONS, | $50 Tequised at time of dale. Terms at sebe ioct | Of land, uate in the county of Washington. Dis- honeymoon. On their return they will re-| lege, with the statement that two different | Ella M. Ford, Mary R. Parkman, Grace | 1se9, and recorded January 7, 1871, in Liber 628, ——— he. 4 with within ten days from date of sule, | jars’ ox 9g uu 48 oC] gt gesienated side at Hyattsville. sets were issued, one for home and one for} Penny, Carlotta Brockett, Lillle J. Cooper, | follo 418 et seq., of sald land records, ‘and con-| 7° “WALTER 8. WILLIAMS & Oy. Auce. the trustees reserve the right to resell | Banes’ subdivision of the porth 100 fect af tot Miss Rachel Lewin has leased her house | out-of-town circulation. The latter con-| Euith G. Swann, Alice Hanley, Agnes B. | firmed by their cértain other deed to said grantee, | 2¢ ___\ i x en Avalon avenue to Mr. Shelby Smith, editor of the Herald Advertiser. She has tained a most imposing list of names of People who were said to compose the faculty Dillon, Florence H. King, Lily Buehler, Bessie H. Beil, Emily G. Given, Celeste 8. dated September 4, tn Liber No. records, except et 4 % -, of said land t portion thereot thereafter sold RATCLIFFA DARE & CO.. AUCTIONEERS 920 PA. AVE N.W. the ‘at the cost and risk of the default porckaser of purchasers, after five ays’ public ad- Vertisement of such resale in The Evening Star. of Barber & Co.'s subdivision in block number in Le Droit Park. aa the same ts reconded ter to eBice of the surveyor of the District of Colum- Ses JOHN B. LARNER, Tras: giso leased her house on Spencer street to) of the college. The chairman read letters | Moritz, Tussinelda Breuninger, Grace L. | by suid Jaue Furuham to one Jawes K Eawards, | POR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN e935 F at | tee maid ote toving. . pai tothe sooth sise Mr. C. 0. Wilson of Riverdale. from some of these ladies and gentlemen, | Stone, Florence E. Muir, Winnifred M. Cos- | and conveyed by her to him by deed dated the 20th | WE WILL THE BALANCE OF A STOCK CHARLES H. BAUMAN, Trustee, Of Spruce street of 15 feet by « depth of 100 feet, Lakeland Lodge, No. 124, Knights of Py-| in which they denied that they had ever | tigan, Mary E. Luttrell, Mae Deming, Susle | day of May, A.D. 1874, and recorded on the 21st | OF GROCERIES REMOVED TO OUR ROOME | je18-anee 323 4% street nw. | with the right of way over the rear three fect thias, held an interesting and well attended | given Prof. Edgerly permission to use their | M. Underwood, Grace M. Baird, Annie W. s ~ be aoe aeie the Liber No. 749, folio — CONVENES me RA "a aT & 00. AUCTIONEER — -§- meeting last night at its hall at Lakeland. | names, or had any connection with the col-| WUlige, Little L. McKenzie, Cecil F. Mc- |1@) or taut Mand fecords. | are oe Re, AT OCR Bee ek | ADMINI SALE OF LUMBER, sasH Ata recent meeting of the Orphans’ Court | lege. Kee, Jane M. Moor, Margaret L. | Hughes, | t ‘ho in cash on the day of sale, or within | WILL SELL A SMALL STOCK OF DOORS, BLINDS AND MILL Yn Fak sted: - Muntz, Jessie Appler, Florence W. | ten (10) days thereafter, tl idue i in- | 8 AS CANNED GOODS, PICKLES, CHOW- TAINED IN THE YARD OF THE LATE J. D. the following business was transacted: Or-| All sorts of curious practices were charg- | Agnes o ys thereafter, the residue Im equal in- vs $i KITCH, 481 NINTH STREET SOUTH WERT. dered, that Claude McKee be appointed ad-| ed against the absent principal, who ds said | Jackson, Signe C. Guerdrum, Anna 8. canmente at one. two and three years from the! Rec ic fas RD Roe, BLU BLACK-| . py virtue of an order of the Su} Cont of ia two equal in ministrator of H. M. McKee and bond for| to have combined in his one personality | Hughes, Nellie Richards, Marian Carter, cs sale, to bear interest therefrom and until TER ry BS, ‘SCALES, G.. | the District of Columbia, holding a special term | *tliments, — tn one and two years, with the same be approved; that the bond of| the positions of president, faculty, instruct- | Sadie C. Goodman, *Mary 8. Hinman. Coe eat aie a eee payables | See aan + BIC.) tor Orphans’ ‘Court business, tbe unde ‘sd. | terest at the rate of © per cent per annum, from Wim. N. Freeman, executor of John John-| ors and board of trustees. A number of the | | *Resigned to accept Columbian University | yeut-annually, the deferred payments to be repre-| BEC. BTC, RATCLIFFE, DARE & C0, | Minlslrators of the estate of J. D. Kitch. deceased, | {be day of sale, payable wemi-annualiy, “secured son, be approved, notice to creditors ordered | students stated that they had gone to tne} Scholarship. Purchaser, as the trustecs may deem best, to be | _320-8t SSL pct otipee eusthwgst, ‘on FRIDAY PIFTEANTH | Coe at the option et te Damien oe ee and J. Ware and H. A. Hungerford be ap-| college for the purpose of pursuing certain Se secured by deed of trust on the several parcels in i Rointed appraisers; that the bond of D. T. studies in which they were interested, and PROFICIENCY REWARDED. the usual form, and policies of insurance as to the WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionsers, DaY OF JUNE, A. D.” 1894, COMMENCING AT Of $100 will be required of ‘the stock of Lumber, Sash TEN O'CLOCK 'a.M.. Purchaser on each Jot at time of sale. All conveyancing, recording Improved parcels on the buildings to the satisfac To wHom * Blinds and Mili Work. The above will urst | and notarial fees at the cost of purchaser. Termes auproved, otice to creditors ofdered” andl very"itle instrtetion was alten and may tine or ag thle option pty ait cam. S| St SAERMPAY, St he acre | bide et avian it win Soli astil | Say" ct sl, siksevie te “wantne nae a John Simpson and Chas. Fowler be ap-| of the courses mentioned in the catalogues If any purchaser sball fail to comply with the | roome of Walter B. “Willams & Co, Tota | “Terms of sale: AU sums under wer | right to resell the io default at the Pointed appraisers; that the frst account of | were never referred to at all in the college. ception School. terms of any sale within the time mentioned the | and D streets, north. “Fursiture, | that amoust, one-third cash, Ualante in these esd raaktig = Dr. Chas. A. Wells, guardian for Laurenson trustees. a : and Dorsett Crane, be passed and that his Petition to send wards to school be granted; that the second and final account of Jos. S. Wilson and John W. Belt, administrators of Mr. M. J. V. Beall, be passed; that the For example, Mrs, Webster Edgerly is put down among the faculty as instructor tn bird notes, impersonations and recitations. One of the students stated that on one oc- casion he had tried to take a lesson in the The closing exercises of the Immaculate Conception School for boys were held last night in the school hall on N street. An interesting program was carried out, the authorized by the decree to readver- tise and resell the property in respect of which default Is made as to such compliance, at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, or ly to the court for its further direction or order against suct defaulting purchaser or purchasers. All conv and cost of the defaulting purchaser. MABLON [PORD. CONSTANTINE B. WILLIAMSON. first essential to dramatic success, but that | musical part of which was particularly : recording to be at the cost of the pur- % WIILIaMs, —_—— or 3s pieiad Spal account of Jos. 8. Wilson, ad-| Mrs. Edgerly sald she hadn't the slightest | pleasing, the Georgetown Orches:ra and | Chaser. $200 deposit on each lot om acceptunes of | _J020 et Be BS., | acum dnove mii we pore oon! S00 k STREET SOMTEAS SSO Tainistrator of Sarah A. Wood, be passed; | idea in the world how to make a bird note. | Miss Mary E. Mullaly assisting the little JAMES §. EDWARDS, Trustee, H Hi TUESDAY, THE TWEATY-SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, | ,, BY ,Tirtue of @ certain deed of trust to ws, bear. that the first and final account of Jonn Pal- as Geman dike orses. OPSES, | DD ise at the SAME HOGR GND Lae ONE | ing’ date November 13 I59\ aud uly necnried muor, Gdralniatrator of Was-Bakes: be passed: Medicine and Books. fellows to acquit themselves creditably. HENRY WISE GARere ate” Si naueance. aUieomueas . HARGY Me eetin, | November 16, 1888, 45 No. 1343, fullo 480 et that the first and final account of Thoma: After awhile the discussion became de-| The excellence sustained by the scholars 21 eeq., Of the land cidedly heated, and there were some things during the year was indicated by the large 416 Sth st. mw, JOHN B. LARNER, Trustee, FANNIE G. 4e15-d&dbe KITCcH, of the District of Colum- bia,’ and st the request of the party secured there- Dusen, be passed. ld about the coll Prof. ber ferred thi 1385 at, mw, —, & GC. MOAN & 00 ADCHONEIRA 1e0r O° EE | cetaceans eats hoot a eae “* Sald about the college that Prof. Edgerly| number of honors conferred upon them. | pr-xcaNsoN BROS., Auctioneers. kdys of o| PEREMPTORY SALE OF 60 HEAD OF HORSES . ne Ss @ &T. } lic auct in front _of » fore Justice Care tn this cillece sentry | Would probabiy never agree to. One inter-| Gold Scnday school medals were awarded - ——— ‘ a AND MARES. (Boccessors to Latimer & Sloan.) pegs» BE for assault and battery against Simon Edel-| ©Sting young man told of Prof. Edgerly’s| to John Wilson of the primary department, | THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. MORNING, TR grt the Ramer SATURDAY | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO NEW AND DESTRA-|M., sll that certain oe OF parcel of land avitech and sentenced to forty days’ con-| business ability in buying a common recipe | Leo Carroll, first intermediate, John Joyce, | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED INTER- | O'CLOCK," WITHOUT RESERVE, " at 8 RESIDENCES, NOS. 615 AND 607 | premises situate in ca ‘ashing! finement in jail. > ~ . ad NORTHEAST, WASHINGT . C. ‘ict of Colambia, and Known and designated The defendant appealed | for hoarseness at 10 cents a box, and then, | Second intermediate, and Wm. Cotter of the| EST IN, TWO 17S ON FLOMIDA AVENUE | A car ined, of Horses and Mares, consigned to ve! my‘ virtue of two certain’ decds of Seon, both | sud being Wot 108, instars BSA ot th eon Tides bona ene uit court and was placed | after changing the color and the box, re-| grammer department. Silver Sunday school | BETWEEN CHANPLAIN AND ONTAIO AVE: | from Philadelphia. er Sm ate of Mare, 5. D. 100, ant | Capel tevetmen Guveey Ont ether aubdive under bond to the amount of $2W. “Egypt” tailing it at 5u cents as the greatest pana- y : Galloway and Snowden Chase (colored) were medals were also awarded in the primary By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of et |slon, as recorded im the ‘ef the surveyor of ALSO xy * of the land records for | the District of Columbia, in 15, page lly, to- cea, on earth for all the ills that mortal! department to A. Magial, F. Jouvenal, J.| the District of Columbia, passed oa. the 1ith | A pair of Sorrel Mares, 16 hands San 9 ‘apd at the request of the gether with the fi ‘ements thereon, consisting pn ai apr th ceasing tee come rpg aires Bax oat Seg Kennedy, ‘f, Birney, E, Divver, H. Wynne, eis et Re ie la al FE errr re, omg Eien se trent. of the premier ce Gna rene | Sg brite dwelling bow. of the purchase money s . Ww ised eter-|G. Finch, J. Carroll, F. Lynch, J. Peak . Z i mance 1 pe . f 3 . » | ccmplainants, and Susie A. Hertford and. others XD, } cash, bei mo Mitch Im Bladeasbure. Thee, were hens aa: | Bal life to all its members who bought one | J. Fitzgerald, L. Hunnell, J. Frawley. fF | Suuiaimanls, and Susie A, Hertford and ‘others ing sa te | Sstntinentn, payento Ba. sne years, Sick of Prof. Edgerly's books, was also taken up, Roach, Jere Sullivan, D. Barry, C. Dunn, by the premises, at HALE-PAST. FOUR O‘CLOCK P. land and premises situate in | installments, payable in one and two years, Lit Dane ee ban werand Jury. but gave Bal-| and the statement was made that the price | K. Hoach, F. Brazel, H. seitel, 9: by M., on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF ‘government, fog aa a a 5 A » He oP M., 5 S bet! bered, ndred , from of sale, sy deed of ineustedy® Dall when he went to take them | of the book was $100. Only one volume is | Aieck Saffell, J. Collins, T, Sinn, G. Groviy, |JUNE, 1804, ail the interest of the defeadanta, | Ome Dun Horse, oot Gray Horse and one Brown a yg ye ee rope sold, ‘or ail cash, ‘at the op- in custody. : known to have been sold, and the pur-/E. Reilly, W. Lawrence, P. Glorius, E. | (0, 0s Seog an undivided two-fifths interest | and pri cativisien te ouunre | tien ot Oe ty PSP Seneca Haselton of Burlington, Vt. the| chaser, it was said, claimed that the book | Frawley.” ‘ Of lots 1. 23, 38 aud 27, in Dlock'h in Hell tea | this PEREMIPTOMY Sate sts Due to sttend | num weix (6) ap enid | required of foe purchaner at the tine of sale. Al pony yg ep eee ae a Dare aga on rie pages of Huxley joke ~ ee. Angelo, G. Cama- | Elvan's ssubdt¥iston of "Meridian Hill, in the 8. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. | Smce of the curreyer'et" the Dist ot ‘Daman: | cout St pershoten, ‘Setme at-geke to Seemed arwin, vl = a a , EL . Y. a be 4 La atives st the residence of Mr. F. H. Smith| to the matter of evolution, had notbitg to| Hickey, J Liston, Gr ech sgreuara. W. | county of Weshingten, District of Columbia & G. MOAN © 00, AUCTIONEERS, 1007 G af. | togetber ‘with the Sr | oath ‘within ten dave frum GaP" at saige at Hyattsville. Mr. Haselton sails from Wew York today for Venezuela. Say about iongevity. Hickey, J. Liston, W. Magil, *V. Maloney, F. Miller, W 4 Noonan, J. O'Neil, J. Ryan, Said 2-5 undivided interest to be sold subject to two-fifths of the indebtedness, expenses, costs @ucesssors to Latimer & Sloan) improvements, consist) Drick 4) o ‘and the trustees rese: + the Fight, to Tew at the risk and set of the defaulting pure rt. e 3 E. EDMONSTON in inong those who took an active part) R. T. Williams, E. McDermott, C. Bernard, | $f" mat” recorded ise Lite 1508. nie ase bad ; pen, San ie ee COMSTANTIAE Be WILLIAMSON, -—— ——— in the discussion of Prof. Edgerly's meth- | J. Baum, J. Connell, R. Dondero, J. Heany. | the innd’ remain ct te Water, 1586, bie secured by a @eed of ‘trust oe TAKOMA. ods were Rev. C. C. Morhart, Rev. Frank- J, Howard, J. Kelly, J. Lynch, F. Marr,| Terms of sale: $500 cash, of which $100 at time LARGE AXD DIPORTANT 8aL® OF xEWw) oO rty, or all cash. All conveyancing | Jelé-d&ds Address 500 Sth st. Bm piaicasian lin J. Miller and Dr. Charlies T. Caldwell, | C. Sheehey and G. Thomas. of sale and the balance in’ two equal installmeuts and @t purchaser's cost. A it_of | ——“‘DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. About 6 o'clock last evening a fire was} Whose names appeared in the ilat of the | | Second intermediate department—J. Bar-|!t 1 and 2 rears, with interest at @ per ceat per Nea etnet eee a = c Mhiatnvaniall: ia thas Macias Saad ah faculty without their knowledge or con-| ker, E. Finch, R. Graf, C. Miller, T. Shec- | #2 payable ‘semi-anually; the deferred pay: say ns, be Dot complied with ia ten | TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE BRICK DWELL- me s and occupies | Sent. They said a number of pleasant | kels, W. Williams, R. O'Connor, L. Croi- | ruts, to De secured by deed of trust vmplied with splbrasinatce Tight tor nesel’ use Depeche Qiaatese reneree the | "SINGS NOR i918, 1081 AND 193 L SEREET ene, by Mr. J. Vance Lewis and occupied) things about the absent orator, although | lard, T. Heaney, C.J. Howard, G, Houser, | ote sree, Sms of day of eale the trustee WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS, Hi ond “seat. ot ceo "Geteulting purchaser after | pNORUB WERT. a as or trast Dearing for the past year by Judge W. W. Martin.| they admitted that he had done many |A. Jouvenal, 8. Kelly, W. Reynolds, J | reserves the right te sescty att uae the tru of such public notice ax they ma; Gat sut"S, Toon"snd duly recorded tn Liber 150d The family of the latter left on Monday| things they could not condone. Roth and Ryan. Drlecirtie wt Po aatarates All conveyancing at cost 1401 G@ STREET, CARS eM ‘ | at folio B64 et sea... fuite Ber o° —a +4 night for their old home in For. Scott, They Freed Their Minds. Peril Gepartment—M. J. Ryan. w. aie "JOHN ©. HEALD, Trost SATURDAY, JUNE TWENTY-THIRD, 190, r egg es Hanes TPMT, od at the request of the Kan. Judge Martin remaining for the pur-| yer. M4. W. Howard, Mr. F. C. Gideon,| A flarvey, L. Crowe ne are Feligan, | jel2-cod&ds Wash. Loan and Trust Co. bidg. pm party secured thereby, WE. the undersigned pone of completing some business mattess, | wr. F. A. Barber, Mr. William Hunt, ali|D- Dunigan, J. E. Knight, W. OConnor, | WALTER B. WILLIAMD & OO. AUCTIONEERS. Gi E at. | antes active prewives, co FRIDAY, THE TWES- packing and shipping his household goods, | had thines tener, cuilewn E. Reith, C.’ Clark, C. Sussan and J. Fineh pod TEN AM. AND AT TWELYR M., Sire Dak OF JUNE, A.D. I804, beginning le @ the manage- : a < : e z TI-NINTS De cR O'CLOCK P.M. the fol discovered Judge Martin had left the house| ‘The performance h wale fits teeence: Primary, Arthur Ma M STREET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND Household F: Ie ae of Washinctoa, District of Colum Fe per ras Father an irregular | gill; first intermediate, Frederick Crofiard;| MySTHERT BELNEES EIGHTEENTH 4XD 4TH AND NEW YORK AVR, urniture, Park = Y oa Genignared as parts of lots Ss, for Washington. The fire seems to have| one, and the services of a stage manager | second intermediate, John D.liarker, gave: | SI}ETHENTH SHE AVENUE. a é Phaeton, La U 2nd epOrD Sese GC. Lidwards’ subdivision of orict- had its origin either in the cellar or kitchen, | were badly needed, but if the actors ever! ™aFr department, Wm. Cotter. Ou FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SECOND, 1894, at} HORSES, GARBIAGES, &0., &0. . wo ra, &c., Bal jot 4. in square 117, as recorded in the offite and must have been smouldering for-some . Premiums for deportmen: 1 HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., 1 will offer’ for eset of the District of Columbia, i time. It followed the flues, which were in preprotee barren Gia in the releof gross, | 284 progress were awarded im the" Mprihacy | eile at public auction, In front of the premises, ‘og | TERMS CASH. ,at Auction. pe gach of the sald parte, of wd hi de; count of the owner, that certain lot 5 the crater of the house, ‘and seemed t0| Citors they are pretty, sure ef dramenis | (epertmaent 9 A. Magill, G. Finch, F. Jou- | sean of the owners, that certain, lot, or parcel ©. G. SLOAN & 00., AUCTIONEERS, Embracing, in Part: TA feet. and each improved by = The new fire commissioner and his aids| Wanted to bositees boca to aa tl they |B. Divver, L. "Munnell, F. Lynch, Jee got Sletgunh ioe 3, inreseare tae oe | gearae teot_@ st. | TR HANDSOME PARLOR, SU PrmR MIR. | oe ths and nS, ‘lore, "with the improvements, - 's alds| wanted to, business began to drag a little Ci oe q 7 ot 24, —- tO ¥ ND FANCY TABI GANT | Of the .. were promptly on hand, and a. bucket bose and one of the speakers came to the rescue lores te 4 Fitageraid, J. Frawley, | | Terms of wale: | $1,500 cash, and the balance in| “RATCLIFFE, DARR & 90,, s0oTIonmEns, BRUSSELS AND MOQUET CARPETS aa oe ee Nrapect of each of sald pleces a Gente Wend lean ce ceeded | definite action taken, as the chairman, who | Giorius, C. Dunn, J. Nelligan Dari rac | bet eunuas, oF ell cash, at the option of tis Ste | ASIONES'S Sale OF FURS Cappers, | TABLES CLOCKS, “HANDSOME CHANBEI | be, Paid. im cam, and, the balance in two equal - Geo. H. Wells’ hand pump, succee seemed to be the prime mover in the move- fe, L. Comba, Be ean, D. Sullivan, | Chaser. Conditions of ‘sale to be complied’ Sith RUGS, _ MIRRO! ‘SHOW ‘LADIES’ FURNITURE IN’ SEAS. AND Sin “Tus | installments, payable in ope a z b in controlling the fames before they reach-| ment, said that thelr only purpose was to | 1: ecto Le Sone B: Rrazelo, W. Miller, | within ten days trom day of sale. A depostt of | SADDLE ST: 9 ELEMENTS, 1 PO PIBCES, HAIR MATTRESSES, WIRE SPINS. | !0U°Test at, sia ib, per ceptor Per Sum, Une front of jouse. e fy ure sare * = » J. y, W. Wrence, E. | $100 will b uired at th . ‘TIERES, &e., . ALSO STOCK 01 FINE PEATE PILLOWS + semi ann at ‘ et th Was removed by many willing hands, but | fusinesh to inc the hake of Complaint. | Rely, Aleck Clark, P. Glorius re tn | eeeat Beare gat purchaser's cost, "| BIERAT'ISMINGE, THAOMESORE wee BOTS: D bast cua: eee von the damage by water and smoke was con- Business is in the hands of a committee, consisting of Mr. Mowrer, Mr. F. C. Gideon ton, J. Cody. Veyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. AUCTION COUCHES AND EAS A trust upon, Ue property gold. or option of the purchaser. : ea 4. T. COUMBE, Attorney, pave i ai ‘ oe SCE Peak SERYAN property will ‘be required of the a Cited at $900, mace (0 the house ts €6-/ and Mr. C. A. Harbaugh, and they prom- | 1st Gane qieee eT. Wil bana iss cr Eats fm re ono ‘heflan! telards of the| WALNUT SIDEBOURD Bete time ef sole. A ere Secchaser. "Deres of ee age . ane + G. » J. » W. Noonan, INCANSON 5 4 y ) CHIN, 2 karte) Sees at © ‘b a dur ’ ree Raizcular to the citizens stating that| attractions and entirely fresh ucenery and | Hickey, F. Croliard, G. Melling, J. D. How-| TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE STABLE LOT IX DARE & CO.. 920 PA. AVE. N.W., Od DEK, KITCHEN RegUistiES ae of sale, otherwiees in default at the risk and eas they have undertaken a fitting celebration | attraction ard, J. Kelly, J. Henderson, 'C. Sheehey,| SQUARE 117, WASHINGTON, D.C, FRONTS THE TWENTY THIRD DAY OF “Also, | | of the dethulting purchaser for the Fourth of July. It has been de- Banvithers. C. Bernard, T.’ Boyland, F.} WEST ON. '30-FOOT “ALLEY 44 "FEET 4 LADIES “TAILONING GOODS, FUR. | ONE PARK PHAETON tn Tier ai con. |" Mee eet eT yamox ¢ided to hold a meeting at 10 a.m. in the cml aiiat Ga aennan Marr. Pout and ease Ox 1oroor Mie) yf | SrtUne Srrcrunts, BIG, TO WHICH PIN. | TION LARGE INO LAWS Wa SOE | eS ee ee Presbyterian chapel, to last about one hour was Second intermediste—J. Foley, R. Grat,| Tahsin NU uASE ON 10FOOT ALLEY, | VITE GENERAL ATTENTION. ove sold at public uction ou TUESDAY, JUNE | 4&8 3 a half, at which muste and appropriace J. S. Knight, J. Joyce, J. Barker, W. B. AND LAND M STREETS NORTHWEST. Terms cash, = J. THEO. BUPLI, TWENTY SIXTH, tbo4, coumineacing at “VE eS —— NEERS, eches will form the program. An exhi-|4 Millon-Dollar Lous Among the Fac- | Williams, A.’ King, F. Ryan, Jo Roth, | po spe ANY, M STRERES No bearing date | _Je20-8t see eee int presidente of tke late John 1. Wil- | — THOMAS DOWLING & 00.. AUCTIOS bition of fireworks will be held in the tories at Finsbury. Dunigan, J. White, Crollard, R. C. Tol. Apr 7, 1803, and duly recorded” tn Jaber No. | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & O0., AUCTIONEERS. ee eee F street. between 9tb and 10th streets a:8 evening. The citizens of Takoma are re- a son, J. Boyland, F. Jones, M. 1307, follo 170 "et seq., of the land records of the nn <G : yALU REE STORY. ested by the association to contribute to} Fife broke out at 9 o'clock Inst night in| Heaney, T. McMahon, W" Reynoiee? 1 | Distict-of Columblay"and ‘at the request, of the | TRUSTEES: SAL OF FIVE THREE-sroy ares Om Site, | ER GAES BLick MEMDENCE NORTH this general fund instead of having in-| Wm. Angus’ cabinet-making factory, in| Grammar department—M. J. Ryan, T. | Boa’ n'tront ofthe ‘premises, on wuubane’ tice GUUSIVE, CANBIIDGS “STREET” SOOKE EAST ORME OF FiaiupA av dividual dis s, hoping that In this way) Tabernacle street, Finsbury, London. The} Sweeney, A. Harvey, W. Shreve, D. Duni- TWENTY-SECOND DAY_OF Jt NE, A.D." 1804, PARK), West ‘WASHINGTON. % tli SIXTH STE Lap pale gg aneined ‘te Pasenera! display creditable alike to the/ flames, assisted by a fierce wind, spread | 80, J. A. Kennedy, J. McCarthy, R. King, | AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., lot numbered 38, in| By vittee of @ decd ot irom duly recorded in TRUSTHE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY Bee oe kre at ort of tee land bore Park and its citizens can be rpovided at! furiously, and within an hour eight or ten | C-,Camalter, E. H. Shreve, A.’ Marr, E,| Lewis T. Lewis’ subdivision of part of square | Liber 1760. folio’ 44° et “9, DWELLING AND BRICK OFFICE, ADAPTED Liber De. 1708. fewer columbia and at th gmail cost. Mayor S. §. Shedd and Mr. J. riper pean pelea Reith, J. P. Dunn, W. Mahoney, R. Nelli-| 11%. as per plat recorded in Liber number 2v, | ords of the District of AND FITTED UP AS WOOD AND GOAL ¥ ARD. | $r*t,<! party secured thereby, A. Finch have been appointed a committee | Other factories were burning. The win: i Wiwtt D. 7 on behalf of the association to rec and take charge of the fireworks. e funds carriel sheets of flame and sparks a great distance. The heavens seemed ablaze and gan. Class medal—William Angelo, Premium for special branches—geometry, folio 104 of the records of the office of the sur: | veyor of the District of Columbia, the same being situate in the clty of Washington, District. of Co- lumbia, together With the improvements, dc. TWENTY-THIR) HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described land and premises, with ‘the easements, NOS. (388, 340 AND 32 L STREET SOUTH: By virtue of a deed of. tru , duly recorded ction, in front gf the premises. on (NE TWENTS SIXTH, 1804, at FOUR hed the following land end’ premises, sit Liber No. 1868, at follo 222 et seq. ove uf the “4 Washington, District of Columbla, and At the closing exercises of the Bright-| tne illumination attracted enormous crowds | Thetoric, physics -M. J. Ryan Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in three | rights, waya and appurtenances thereunto belong: | land records fer the Distice of Calbionie’ sg ae | tie ity ot wring Jot thirty-ulne (9) of Hane wood public schools Wednesday a report| al peseere to the vicinity. Pg ag medal for Christian doctrine-— | owel, installments, in ove, two. yay ve ag agin my a ceeace test of the party secured thereby. the under- | 2°SEtner's subdivision of part ot ach iorae tu feathers and geglic ena een cree n| Whe Sick i) wile ie Aligds! cactary |e oe of trust on the property sold, und bearing interest | 00, 67 and 68 in Ashford and Kidout, trustees, sub | {i trout ut the promines: a rik ee a | casa Sake ie Ten as bn Oa Fotis teachers and pupils. The eighth grade of at, the rate of 6 per cent per annum froin day of | division. in part of square. numbered 11%, in| Ty -RIGHTH “DAY OF SUNE. Teoh. AI Pate | Uk Fesidence, known as Xo, O47, F this school was the only school in Takoma, | is located, and which is 150 feet long by eal semi-annually, Will be taken, ‘or all | Georgetown (formerly called Cooke Park}, as’ per . M.. the following described lund and | httaipeance of $4,000, due in March, the sixth division, that sent 4 full class to| 90 feet wide, became a complete furnace. : Fee ee oe. AL COEF | eee ee ee ane ol tae Caren at Yan Tan | promions, teats tn the chy af Wasthagten, inte | ener ccsts ail caah fever aah abeve the High School. ‘The heat bs ary egal Ang Jand recording ut purchasec’s cont. A deposit | Feconts, of the, offic 2 * | trict of Columbia, and designated as lots nimety-| trast, All. conveyancing and recording at pur- Mrs. Foley of Texas, the past most| The heat was so great a streets so of $100 will be required at thme of sale. Terms | trict of Columbia. ig | worthy grand matron of the General Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star of narrow that the firemen were greatly ham- pered. ‘The other buildings burned were those of HINTS FOR THE SOMMER. Of sale to be compiled with In fifteen days, otbere wise trustees reserve the right to resell the prop- erty at risk and cost of defuulting purchaser or terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years from: the day of sale, with interest at the rate of 6 cent per auuuw, Interest payable six (96), ninety-seven job Barnard's et al. subdivision of umbered five hundred and forty-four (544), (97) and ninety-elgut (8), lots in equa as eid in ten t. A d-posit of $100 will be required f aake. Terms of sale to be complied with » f-om date of sale, or trustees reserve chase: res at th yi subdivision is recorded amoag the records in the the ri “to resell at risk and cost of defaulting ne United States, is visiting Mrs. Angus Ms purchasers, semi-annually, secured by deed trust om the | Omce of ti 3 ond Lebus & Sons, Barnard, Smith, Westlake & MANLON ASHFORD, Trust property sold, or all cnsh at the option of the ice of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, | parcbas yOODWARD, Puungnd. the matron of this order in the/ song. Charles F. Marriner and Crosties | Tv to meep cool ALDIS IS. BROWNE, Trustee, | Purchaser, or purchasers. Conveyancing, dic, ‘at | 2 Book 1. at axe $5, “together with alll the HERBERT Tink Bh. DANTE, Troms: 5 Company, all furniture manufacturers, and purchaser's cost. A deposit of Tequired on | Fights, Improven . jel-dkds , HE G Js holesale station! Do not get excited. — Pach ‘Louse at time of sale. ‘Terms of sale to he | | Terms: Subject toa trust, whieh will be fully | gi rey nu SHARES OF WASHINGTON Axi 3 ae hicks tick taewecn Perenion oh FUTURE DA complied with in 1S days, otherwise trustees re- | stated at the time of wile. A deposit of $200 PSAPEARE BAILWAY COMPANY Stocks Col. Hay Elected Grand Exalted Raler| “Tne whole block between Paradise place | Exertion ts good—over exertios, infarlous. oes - Serve the right to revel the property at the risk | auired upon acceptance of tid. If the terns of au Rr AGCTION. The Grond Lodge of Elks completed their| and Paradise street, including 62 and 72 DUNCANSON BRC AUCTIONEERS, nd cost of defaulting rehaser of pure! re not compiis with in 15 days from the I t, = put ‘hase: session at Atlantic City, N. J., last night, Tabernacle street, was destroyed. Almost Keep the blood cool, well circulated and healthy. STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE NOTES AT AUC- “a after five days’ advertisement of such resule ip sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the " MONDAY, JUNE | TWENTY-PIPTH, 1998, at ONE O'CLOCK Pate, will well’ with after electing the following officers: Cot |e entire London fire brigade, over titty | Do not eat fat or heary foods, but those that BS toute newpaper publi ja Washingion, D.C "| propertr_ athe risk “and ‘coat or he ieteuteing | Sar auction rope, corner tt aid 'D te. Sgt Tuler; G. A. Reynolds of Saginaw, Mich.,| time to time with loud crashes. Altogether} Don't eat unripe fruits or other unwholesome| sty 18 1804, snd puyavle four (i) moathe: atter 470 La. av ae oe j Bu ts0s. and now past di Srend secretary; Willlam G. Meyers of | 22 walls collapsed, and the firemen bad | 09 ee een eae oe ene eee Tn ager reemceg ieinagie Protea’ “f DENCANSON BNOS, Auctioneers, Philadelphia, grand esteemed leading | &NY narrow escapes. ENDAY, the. TW > IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOV win sett. | 2 7 ime & 00. an 7 — healght; i 30, Ailen' of Winmiagbane Aloe oh, Number of women and girls employed | Keep yourself clean, keep your home clean, and | }1' br tay ae ae FUTURE DAYS. oa) the, abore preminc, bs ee Le oe. eke DOWLING, & 0), AUCTIONEERS, pe ee a bell-punc! factory wert vorkin; te | follow oNateral, sect ote: Se 7 N trust, dol ecorded tn Liber 1) 2 } ~4 = grand esteemed loyal knight; J. W. White| and had t leave the Falling Whee fate | tive tm @ clean neighborhood. SNe ate Ga theo of Gaia mk of as sta. ove of the land records of the District of C y SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-STORY Chicago, etand esteemed lecturing | est haste and in a state of semi-panic, So| If you feel heated, do not resort to icy drinks, City Brick Company. ae lumbta, one oiler and Engine and one pair of { TRUSTEES’ OAT Ch PROPERTY. So ue Knight; WF. Bechtel of Omaha, grand | far as ascertained there were no casuaitics, | but take @ little pure medicinal whiskey in iced seat in vitehell., dated \No- | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOT oN peta. | Stles. mewtioned in Schedule “B" attached w) hte \Oirnitasr Sit treasurer; P. J. Campbell of Baltimore. 1..| ‘The pressure of the crowd became so great | wat if tof $900, ne.| WARE AVENCE NORTHEAST BETWEEN B | "JC {ro¥t 1 one Sot of comet Dearing Gate C. Vanderlip of Boston and J. W. Laube of | at times that the firemen had to ture the | ae von tote Ii, 12° 18 and | ,4ND C STREETS. CLARENCE A. BRANDENEE-RG a = Richmond, grand trustees; L. F. Newkirk, | hose on the people to drive them beck Remember that there is but one pure medicinal F pa, ia By. virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber . | Liv io et 0 grand tiler; Rev. Henry EB. Perry, grand The fire raged with fury until midnight, whiskey tn the market and that is Duffy's Pure 14 of Bock § of Ivy pou one of which jotes Is a credit of 1459, follo 306, one of the land records of the Trustee. aS e ® ; Rm & OO. avi ers. | it th ty chaplain; M. A. Foran of Cleveland, Danie! | when it was controlled. Altogether twenty | Matt, and that te the only kind that can safely be e (3) notes of Peter H. Helskell, Jr., and | Diets! Pobiegee og Ee yh et 2 oS, Ae od trustens al aon €. McElwain of Troy and Benjamin John-| buildings were gutted and ‘many others ‘ we Edua Helskell, dated January 20. 182, | Wilt sell, at public auction, in front of the prem: | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF POOL TABL SPAY. THE SECOND OF JULY. Espa son of Wilkesbarre, committee on laws and | were damaged by fire and water. Th, | depended upon during bot weather. payable in one, two, aml three years, respectively, | ites ‘on TUESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH. 1804, CUES. FOUR SHOW CASES. 4\ O'CLOCK, the following described property, peals. “if a a toaas be two for the sunt of $1 and one for $1,383.54, | gy HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., lot’ forty. | | NORTHWEST. | viz: Lot 4, m'squase 728, I6sidn, Improved Uy a 7 ved that th Tee mattet con Soe Se | a cemre st upon lot 11, tm block | eigut (48), im square 686, In the Of Wasbing-| By virtue of u chattel deed of trust duly re-| three-story brick residence, being No. 118 D street t was unanimously resolved that the next/ The flames communicated to the taber-| gist or grocer, will tell you that there are other ts. ton, D.C. fronting 23.36 feet on Delaware uvenue in Liber No. 1678, at folio 443 et seq., | northeast. grand session of the order should be held at} nacle in Whitfield street, but the remen | whiskeys ‘just as good." If you are wise you will} All persons Interested will please take notice. by ‘a depth of abdout 175 feet to a 30-foot court, 1 the land records for the District of ¢ $2,000, due in two years, with intercet Atlantic City on July 9, 10 and 11, 1805. prevented it from spreading and saved the tink be eceneael Mak batat av hich — CGF Aieallads oe sae and contains 073 eee, Sent of eevee ‘ and at the st of the party secured at - ber ont per, snaum, payable seml-anoually eceaiimicedt amis leceived, but ins! mu having ordel der_of note. 2 s % © Undersignn s % and secured by @ deed of trust on above pn duilding at ist_upor ing that whic A ON BROS., Aucta, | g:itrmt of sale: One fourth cash, balance two and the ‘undersigned trustees will sell is hod ate oe y Kelly Arrested as a Vagabo The timely action of an engineer belong- | 18 purest, best and certain to do you good. = at tive of sale. ‘Tertus to be ee witb tn be MONDAY Tw TI ouveyapcing and r bh Gen. Kelly of the commonwealers, and his bee alien & c -- Bas enginvers, | if you follow these common sense suggestions MANICURE ten days from date of sale, or trustees reserve the A. D. 1894. AT O'CLOCK, A.M.._ the | $200 deposit will be required at the t Fight-hand man, Col. Baker, were arrested | Compauy's bulldings, ts reasriel oP ee there is no reason why you are not, through the = poorer dinar = | ERE, S sane at: che ead cost ot Geteateins gr | shore est Sukta, Canes, i, mentioned in schedule | Terme to tue complied with in fifteen dare trom at Louisville yesterday as vagabonds, and/saved from the flames the famous chapel | *8m@mer, free from colds, summer complaints and| MRS. SMITH, |.ATE OF LONDON, MAY NOW DE RICHARD T. MORSEL. TERMS CASH. and cost of defaulting purchaser t r ja the Manicure P y MICHAEL KEANE, x u RADLEY DAVIDSON, placed under a bond of $2,500 Sabet ap-j|on ad Road, where the remains of Wesley eae —— which surround us during this try- > ant ure Parlor of the Palais Royal, WILLIAM L. SECFFER! " PN é ate eg [tg 4 a S, Trustees, Dear this morning, when they will be tried. | are buried. time year. ae TLL ‘Trustee, EASTERDAY, Trustee Treatment, 50. DULEY & HERRING, Auctioneers, je15-d&ds Je21-d&dbs