Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1894, Page 20

SUBURBAN NEWS Whe Anacostia Building Assoclation held {ts regular meeting at its office on Mun- Foe street last night, H. A. Linger presid- fag. Outside of routine business transact- 3 the only item of interest is the pro- Posed continuance of improvement of Car- Penter place, which is located between Pennsylvania and Minnesota avenues. This Place is being graded and the streets grav- @led and sidewalks laid out. % A new Subdivision known as Longnecker’s Subdivision has been opened opposite Penn- gote Grove, and adjoining Congress Heights. ‘The property is very level and clear, it be- fing the site of the old race track. A. M. Green & Co. have sold to James T. = lots 5, 6 and 7, Avalon terrace, for a. The camp meeting at Mr. Linger’s excited ter Interest than ever last night. Rev. . Hirst. Reed of Baltimore delivered a sermon on the parable of the wise and foolish virgins, and created considerable en- thusiasm by his stirring remarks. It has been decided to continue the meetings all through next week. Tonight there will be ‘Bo meeting, bat they will commence again tomorrow night. Dr. E. H. Grant preached for the Union Mission last night at Munroe and Bridge —— and drew a large crowd of relig- enthusiasts in spite of the other meet- ings held in the town. Everything .is. reported quiet in police eircles. The telephone has been repaired and com- munication with police headquarters re- stored. A new building association has been start- ed in Anacostia, and a number of the busi- pg are subscribing liberally to the ANACOSTIA. —$ —= HYATTSVILLE. ‘The Hyattsville Junior Base Ball Ciub wisited Brookland yesterday and played a atch game with the first nine of that place. The score stood 16 to 8 in favor of the home team. Miss. Minnie Lee gave a pleasant party a days since at the residence of her ther, Dr. A. HM. Lee, near Charlton Hetzhts. Games and various other amuse- ments were indulged in, and refreshments } rrabd served. Among those present we: 5 Josephine and Alice Robty, Mami Witham, Mimmie and Nellie Le® Baker, Reed and Tucker, and Messrs. Lester, Reed, Wallace, Willfam Lee, Clyde Reed, Hudson and Kidwell. Tke town commissioners of Bladensburg @t a recent meeting passed an ordinance to enforce the law against fast driving in the streets of that villag>. Miss Lena Suit of Bladensburg has gone to Norfolk. Va., to visit her s a ward Dy ql Mrs. Frank Davi gon wre th Dr. Wells. Washington ts visit- Rathbon u ssoctation James Mitchel But now of s recently of Florida, D. C., will fill the Presbyterian f its pastor, Cc. M. Lav Neliie Le 1. en the hwestern branch @bove Highlands is being repaired. —_—__. BRIGHT WCop. Th Petworth Improving Company are Fapidiy completing the grading of this pret- ty subdivision. The work of laying out sidewalks and planting trees and shrubbe fs in progress as far up as Brightwood Park. Several fine houses are being erect- @d and the hendsom: residence of Mr. Aus- tin P. Brown is ready for occupancy. David Cook, the young ccnducior of the Brightwood electric road, who was hurt on turday, being struck by cne of the poles, imprcving. His physicians pronounce bim out of danger. Wednesay evening a delightful lawn iggett ma the home of Dr. Oliver Walters. apy frie: yi Washington came out participate & £8, the fe On Thursday the ral services took ace at Roek Creek cemetery of Mr. Joseph i, who was one of the oldest residents of the county, and for many years resided Rear the intersection of Rock Cree Church Food and Brightwood avenue. Mr. John Darling is visiting Mr. Selden Lay at Blackisten Island. ‘Mr anil Mrs. M. G. Emery have been vis- Sing thets daughter, Mrs. W. V. Cox. “Sigs Mary “McElwee of Brightwood Park a Bas. betuencd, io Denver, Col, where she 2 made her home for the past few years. +, Miss Ida Cady of Takoma Heights left Thursday for Capon Springs, Va. Capt. Themas Lay, Mrs. Lay and Miss Katie Lay of Takoma Heights are spending few weeks at Coiton’s-en-the-Potomac. Judge Advocate General Lemly has re- turned from Bestor, wher2 he went to in- spect the new cruiser Minneapolis. Mr. J. Enos Ray is having built a two- @tcry dwellmg on the Shepherd road. —_——._—_ EAST END, V. ¥f we are to judge of the popularity of a place by the number of industrials that visit | ft, as well as many who are not of that class, this must be quite a popular summer Fesort. A good!y number of the former spent the night in a grove near by. Isaac Crossman of this place has com- Menced to build a fine house on one of the eldest sites in this se . hear the depot. WwW. H t part of the © m county and report H. tL single freight bili ev nder way. pects to visit the t week, to be abi Bherweod subdi ision for Vilson is f: £¢ H. @ent a few days ago. fruit, in some unk point of the knife in 3 &nd between the eyes, breaking it off in the Wound. She has been treated by an eminent Physician and is on fair road to recovery. ——— GAITHERSBURG. Mr. W. Clarence Duvall has purchase] a Duilding lot on the corner of Russ2li and Breockes avenues from Mr. Thomas B. Brookes, paying $500. Mrs. Wm. H. Hewes and daughters, and the Misses Howes of Georgetown, are so- fJourning with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Case. hi o has spent sev- with Mr. Robert A. Y her home in southern ¥ sD. 0 @ocial dance at her friends Were presen j entertainment of the hostess. Tuesday nicht the Al Was again entersd and ro! entered by fozcing a waiting @nd the office was not reache s and Iecked entrances. uple shoes, the propert$ of a da painful acct- While paring some she thrust the aad. gave a pleasant hospitable home. Many om New ¥ n, 21d a smi] amount of cesh in the in-the-slot scales were gecured. A successful rob- beries ation in the past ot a Uttie suspicion of ers have exerted ¥ Means to find a clew, but up to this without avail. 3 Minnic Smith, who has with marked success here, re: Visit relative: ir. Edword Weish cf Avery was badly burt the ing of a st rrie> while threshing wheat. The yworth M. FR. Sunday echool brid = fre annual outing at Fulks’ grove on riday. The annual ‘meeting of the Gaith Milling and Mam held cn Wednest dend of 3 per cent capital ‘stocie of” $190,120, officers resulted as follo fatlus PT.) Fulks; secr Heury C..Milier; manager, Upton Darby; who, with Messrs. O. J. Keiler, Charles Adler, Spencer C. Jones, George T. Denlop, Wm. BR. Mobley, Henry P. Pillsbury, Fhile- aon M. Smith, George H. French and John ” burg Company war semi-annual divi- declared on the The election of President, Ig- sary and treasurer, facturing A st above | THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JULY -21,'189t-TWENTY PAGES. ‘The ot 3 threshed in this section proves to" Ages yield than last year. Mr.-Zachariah Briggs’ average Was thirty-eight bushels to the acre. Mr. John B. Diamond:made 24700: bushels, ‘aver- aging nearly thirty to the acre. The Summit ‘House ts already: well: fled with Washington and Baltimore guests. The hop every Saturday evening ie asgreat at- traction and well attended, a number of Washington people going out every Satur- day evening, remaining, many of them, un- til Monday. 5 _ * —— HAGERSTOWN. The populist party of Washington county is on the move. ‘It has just ‘effected a per- manent county organization, and appointed @ central committee, composed of three members from ‘each’ of’ ‘the’ twenty-three districts. Tuesday,. July 31, has been se lected as the date for holding a county con- vention to select delegates to’ attend the congressional nominating convention, pre- viously arranged to be held at Rockville, which, howevet? it*'1¥“"now” proposed to change and hold either at Weyerton or Hagerstown. A careful review ‘of the names as announced shows conelusively that the democratic party will be the suf- ferers In this ‘state by this new move. Of the cixty-nine- delegates. selected . from Washington county there js but here and there one that can be fourid wh6 ceuld in the past safely be relied upon .as a repub- lican. This is readily recognized by demo- cratic leaders-:While- they recognize the fact that there is no earthly show of the ulists electing..their congressional can- didate, they are awake to the realization that the demoeratic: candidute;: be: who he may, will be hampered at the outstart, with the chances decidedlyagainst "htm; as the Populists boast that they will ll one thousand votes in this county, from the Present outlook, being no idle boast. Hagerstown prides itself upohitS volun- teer fire departmen’, and, from an _unpre)- udiced standpgint, very justly. [Effective and prompt -work..upon...the, part, of the game prevented yesterday what might have proven a most disastrous fire. About 3 p.m. fire was discovered in the agricultural works—composed of several large buildings —of D. F. Hull & Son, on North Locust street. When discovered the fire had made considerable headway, but the flames gre promptly subdued with a loss of only about $500, thus saving to the city a very important industry. Over in Greénéastle Mrs. Sarah Koser was not so fortunate. A fire, started for the purpose of doing the week's washing, destroyed her residence, entailing a loss of about $1,000, with no insurance. Mrs. Seeretary Carlisle and Mrs. Senator Woleott are booked to arrive at Buena Vista Springs on Monday. They will spend six weeks there. A reunion of the Sunday schools of this county will be held at St. James’ en Satur- day, July 28. A number of active Sunda school workers and speakers will be in at- tendance, and several bands will furnish | music. r jouncing the ap- | proaching nuptials of Miss Nellie E. Rous- kulp, daughter of Mr. Samuel E. Rouskulp, | | and Mr. John Jacob: of this city, cere- | | mony to take place August 2. Two ministers have returned to Smiths- tewn, broken down in Brown, from_his condition ts serious. Prof. J: W. Tinnsley of Middlebrook, V has accepted the hip of Hagers: town's public ie high school. y. E. W. Stahler of Shippensbu' ed a call to the p rate of | | urch at Ls non, Pa., vacatel by Rev. W. H. Dunbar. tizabeth R. MeConnetls of Wash- | ington is the gues Miss Ella Driver, An- tietam street, this cit The wheat average for this county last | year was about eighteen bushels per acre. | This year it will be twenty-five. Mr. aud Mrs. C.F. Rowe of Washington e guests of relatives here. Edith Mergan of Washington is sum- mering at Lydia, this county, while Miss Eva Deener of the same city is at Browns- ville. Miss Nettie and Julta Piper of Washington are rusticating with Miss Mamie Newcomer at Beaver Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Barnes, also of Washington, are at Rose Hill, Boonsboro. SS WASHINGTON GROVE. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Banes have apartments at Mrs. A. E. Bovee’s’ on the boulevard. Mrs. Ogden, accompanied by her little daughter, Is the guest of her mother, Mrs, B.C. Merriam;on the boule- vard. Miss Willie Briscoe, who has been quite sick at the home of her sister, Mrs. Melville Lindsey, has recovered. Mr. Fred- erick Ritter, who has been visiting Mr. Donald Tracy of Broadway, has returned to the city. Mrs. Webster and children of Baltimore are guests of Mrs. Percy Foster on Park Place. A Washington gentleman inquired if bathing at the grove ts good. According to the genera? opinion it is, as the pump troughs are “long and deep and wide,” and the water cold. Miss Eliza Holbrook ts the guest of Mrs. Harry Dowling on First avenue. Mr. Harry Dowling left.on Friday for a trip to Phila- delphia. Miss Feltham {s the guest of Mrs. J. S. Piatt on the boulevard. Mr. Percy Foster has gone to Providence, L. I. Mr. Seymour Wright and family have returned | from a six-weeks’ trip te Long Island. M Kate Grafflin ts registered at Hotel Albany. Miss Emma Ripley, accompanted by friend is enjoying an outing on the lower Potomac. A musical and Hterary entertainment was given at Hotel Albany on Wednesday even- ing. The program, which was well ren- ‘Love Lies dered, Ble "as as follows: Solo, Mr. Fred Allen; rboard Watch,” M | Alien, , Dyer and Middleton | solo, Mr. Arthur Middieton; stringed in : srs. Hurdle, Wilson, | afterward served by the Misses Crane of the hotel. Among those present were Mr. ©. H. Horton, Boston, Mass.; Capt. and Mrs. E. H. Ripley, Miss Emma Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. William De Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Ber n, Mr. and Mrs. Willem “| Bushby, Mr. a’ . J. W. Duvall and oth veel cig FREDERICK. A mild sensation has been caused here by | the ordering of an investigation of the af- fairs of Montevve ‘Hospital, the county | almshouse, located near this city, by the | board of charities and correction. The itn vestigation was made upon the basis of a charge brought against the superintendent, | F. Tobias Main, by Nelson J. Stockman and other employes of the institution, who, it appears, had been reported to the board by Mr. Main fer drunkenness and Improper conduct. His report to the beard resulted in the issuing of an order compelling all employes to be at thelr posts of duty for night service at 10 o’clock..In: consequence Stockman and his fellows formulated charges against’ the superintendent and sent them to-Dr. Wm. Lee of the state ion. "They asserted that he inmate amt fed‘ him on water, that he had tied eight or ten others to tr¢es in the hot sun 4nd that he had hobbled another with heavy irons. The charges were returned by Dr. lee to | the board of charities and corre¢tion, who met Thursday to investigate m. Super- intendent Main was defended by P. F. Pampel, and the discontented employes were represented by Wau P. Maulsby, jr. Main proved by the testimony cf himself, Dr. Franklin B. ith, the hospital physti- cian, and other that the charges were wholly untrue. The beard withheld Its re- but it is understood that it will re- in the exculpation of the superintend- ent and the discharge of the recalcitrant employes. Mr. Main was appointed super- | Intendent of Montevue several months ago ; to succeed Luther Dera, and his adminis- traticn has been strictly moral and econom- ieal. The members of the African. M. E. churches in this vicinity will begin a two weeks’ “village camp” in this city on Sun- day, when Bishop W. J. Gaines of Georgia will officiate. A darge>number of: visiting clergymen will be present. Charles Roberts, the twelve-year-old son of Wm. Roberts of this city, lit kis pipe over a box of tobacco’ Thursday ‘evening, when the lighted match fell in the box. A sharp expiesion” followél, and the boy's faee was badly burned. The box had a lot of powder in the bottom, on top of which tobacco had been put. prace ised The Rev. Father Harm, 3. J., assistant pastor of St. John's Catholic Church here, bas been appointed pastor to succeed the juarter of lot sauarte Rev. Father Coleman, 8. J.,; who has been sent to Jamaica, West Indies. - James Appleby, a young man of Union- ville, this county, was thrown, beneath the wheels of a heavily loaded farm wagon’ and” run over, his left leg being broken in two places, his arm lacerated and internal in- Juries inflicted. ne Hammond Miner has been appointed by the court permanent trustee of..Wm. W. Lease & Co., stationers and fancy gcods dealers of Frederick, who recently became insolvent. Miss Miriam H. Evans of Washington, who is visiting her grandfather, Capt. B. F. Brown, in this city, was attending & picnic near here on Wednesday, when she accidentally fell from a wheelbarrow and fractured her left arm in.two places. Ellas Nicholson of the vicinity of Thurs- ton, this county, was brought to jail here Wednesday, and committed for the action of the grand jury on a writ issued by Mag- istrate Davis, charging him‘with “stealing all the good milk in Frederick county. Mr. A. B. Carty and family of Washing- ton are visiting reletives here. Miss Annie Delashmutt of Washington is the guest of Miss Nannie Castle? © Thomas Chapline has returned from a visit to Washington, accompanied by his cousin, Albert Chapline. —_- EARLY CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. The Popular Institu(ion Has Been in Existence for Hundreds of Years, . “From time immemorial, says All the Year Round, booksellers’ shops have been the favorite resort of all touched with the love of letters, and in the days gone by, when the art of advertising was practically unknown, it was only by frequenting the shops where books were sold that possible Purchasers were able to learn what was going on in the publishing world, to. know what new books were In course of publica- tion and to hear and exchange the latest literary gossip. These early book lovers, one may be quite sure, would be certain to while away many a leisuré’ hour by “‘sam- pling” the wares on their hosts’. counters, and Wbuld read, or at least dip into, many volumes besides those they actually pur- chased for more leisurely consumption at~ heme. And hence might arise, .very natur- ally, the custom of formally lending out books to read for a momentazy considera- tion. Thus, at the end of Kirkman's “Thra- cian Wonder,” published in 1661, the book~ ier makes the foltowing announcement: f any gentleman please to repair to my house aforesaid, they may be furnished with all manner of English or French tories, romances or poetzy, which are to sold or read for reasonable consideration.” It is not quite clear from the last few words whether the hooks might be taken away to be read, or whether the reading was to be done in the bookselle:’s shop. But that books might be taken heme is evident from the remark of a x “Poor Scholai printed in 1662 a bookseller's” he so ‘and give him this angel, which I'll lend you, fop the use of the ny-languaged Bibles lately pub- lish’t for a week. Their price is twelve pound. When you have got them to your study, invite your father to your chamber, show him you twelve pour volume out of purse for those large his was getting around the “relieving officer,” but it Is doubtful, after all, whether the lending system was put into practice to any great extent, see A Young College President. The board of trustees of Shireliffe Col- lege (Paptist), at Alton, IIL, one of the oldest institutions of learning ia the work, has elected Rev. Austin K, Deblois of St. Martins, New Brunswick, president of that institution. Mr. Deblois is only twen- ty-five years of age. He came highly recom- mended, and has been at the head of an in- stitution of learning in St. Martins for sev- eral years, oo Gov. Walte Opposes Fusion, Governor Waite of Colorado has an- nounced that he ts not a candidate for the United States Senate, and wonld not allow his name to be used in that conneéc- tion. The democratic state convention has been called for September 3, one day before the populist convention, with a view to nominating mixed tickets and having it in- dorsed by the populists. Governor Waite is opposed <0 this plan. Mincrs Retu: to Work. The miners of the Jellico district of ‘Tennessee returned to work yesterday, in accordance with an agreement. they reached at a conference held with the op- eratcrs on Monday last. -'fhe'men had been out since May 1. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE pays. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABI. : PROPERTY. “XO.” 216" Bicit ga rate NORTHWEST, BETWEEN FLORIDA AVENUE AND GRANT’ AVENUB, By virtue of-s certain deed of trust dated the ‘Sth day of J: pT and duly recorded in Liber No. 1821, at io et » One of the lami records vf the District of Colombia, and at the a ep nr ng I the TENTH DAY AUGUST, A, ore an FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described. land and premises, situate and being in the county. of Washington, ’ District ef Columbia, “and known and distinguished as and ‘elpg ‘the southeast ft numbered sixty (Wo), In Wright é& ‘ox's subdivision of part of Mount Pleasant and Pieasaut Piains, together with t improvements cousisting of small brick dwelling, known as “ Eo Sth street extended, im the District of jundia. ‘Terms ‘of sale: One-half cash, balance in one and two with interest, ‘payable semi-2 ually, and ‘sectred by deed of that on the prop- erty, Or all casi. All conveyancing and recording cost of purchaser. A deposit of $100 required at Ume of sale, Should tle terms ‘be not com- piled with im twenty days from day of sule the trustees reserve the right {0 resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser after such public uotice as ibey may deem ne sary. J. HN. WARING, Trustee, THOS, B. WAKKICK, ‘Truste i813 1th st. 20,201,3,6,8&10 undersizned Dunlap, ed, Will sell by Dubie act the above d premises, 6 w NES! THE TW ET DAY OF JULY, AD. 1S0i, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, the’ personal property of suid estate, comprising a. PAK K FURNITC 7D TL INING it NITUR AIT! EN REQUISITES, CARVETS, MATTINGS, & ‘Terms cash. ELIZA DUNEAP, Executrix of Jy21-d&abs .F. Dunlap, deceased. © @. SLOAN EERS, 1407 G ST. GOVERNMENT SALE OF PUBLIC HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., July 16, 1804, There will be gold by public auction, at the quartermaster's stables, between 20th and 2ist streets and L and M streets northwest, Washing- ton, D. €., THURSDAY, JULY TWENTY-SIXTH, 1894, COMMENCING At’ TEN O'CLOCK A. 10 Horses, 1 Coupe Rockaway, 1 Cpassenger Car- riage, 1 Escort Wagon, 8 Carts, 1 Set Double Car- riage Harness and 1 Set Single Carriage Harness, ‘This property is serviceable and is sold because At no longer required. (Any information desired ean tained at tI ice. pe " te GHO, Hl, WEEKS, t, lartermaster General, S. abs Depot Quartermaster Terms cash. Sy lod MORTGAGEPS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, SITUATED IN THE BLADENSBURG DISTRIGE OF PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNT MARYLAND. By virtue of the power contained in the mort- gage fiom Ella C. Middleton and Frank E. Middle- ton, Ler husvaad, dated January 5, 194, and re- ed among the land records of Said Prince orge’s counts, in Liver J. W. B., No. 699, etc., I, the attorney named in said mortgage, will elt'at’ public sale at the court house door, In jn said county, on TUESDAY, FOURTH, 1894, AT TWELVE 1 the property included in sald ge as an entirety, being 146 1-6 acres of land, more or Tess. Said and ts bounded partly on the sath by the Queen Chapel road, and on the west by the District of Columbia, avd adjoins the lands of G. C. Goadice, Jero Jolinson and others, and is the same land of which Jobn F. Olark, late of said county, deceased, died seized, with the ex- ception of about 2 3-10’ acres thereof, which was conveyed by the said Ella ©. Middleton and hus- band to G. C. Goodioe by deed recorded among the land records of sald county in Liber J. W. B., No. 20, folio 650, cte., and about 4 83-100 acres thercot conveyed from them to Salome Johnson, cte., by deed recorded in suid Liber J. W. B., No. 20, folio 475, ete. Said land I deemed especially’ val: uable because of its proximity to the city of Was! ington, its high and healthy location, and tis cullar ‘fitness to become the site of an institution for the purposes of education, charity, etc., and is desirable investment. xe3 adjusted to the day of sale. erms of sale: One-third cash, balance In equal installments, ** <ix und twelve months from day of sale, wit) screst, secured by the notes of the Durchter, .wlorsed ‘to the satisfaction of the undersigned attorney, or all cash, at the purchasers tion. A cash deposit of $500 will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale. paca: inten Attorney named in the ‘mortgage, Room 44, National Marine Bak Bidg., Baltimore. M. CAUSIN WARING, Auctioneer. $y14,17,19,21,23-5e 1 are | n ingenious way of | AUCTION SALES. FUFERE DAYS. “AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. - EDUCATIONAL, ‘ ati. yn. RATCLIFFE, Dalim & CO., AUCTIONEENS, 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. VALUARLE FARMYSOKTAINING 40 A nt. SPROVED BY a7 BEVIN. HOOM FRAME DWELLING | AREL OUTBUILDINGS, A VAL VABLE ONCH&GD, FINE LAWN AND LAXD UNDER CULTENAWI0N, BEING NEAR FORT FUOTE ON THEE MAIN RIVER ROAD, VIA, ANACOSTIA BRIDGE, AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, JULY. TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1894, AT THREE O'CL@OK P.M., within cur sales rooms, 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W., we will pelt one of the ‘mest»desirable countsy jroperties in Prince George's county, Maryland. It is within an, feet at the electric ‘railroad frum ion to Fort Washington, a upon place will be found everything needed for.a cow try residence, except that these are all of a su- perior nature. For full particulars and pbotos, -see. Auctioneers, 3 as ‘ems: On application, and made known at saje. $200 when knocked down. RATCLIFFE, DARR’& CO., Aucttonéers, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Auction sale of Famning Implements, ‘Wind Mill, 0-bbl. tank; 2 Carta, New cud Second-hagd Har- nese, 200 Cords of Sawed and Split Wood, ard va- Hous other urticles usualy found on a farm. Ow MONDAY, JULY TWENTY-THIRD, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M., we will vell at the residence of Dr. W. Lee White, Hust End Pennsylvania Avenue bridge, the goods ‘and chattels, partly meutioned above. ‘Jy2u-2t RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ~ TRUSTEES’ SALE OF HANDSOME NEW TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 65. N STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN FIRST AND NORTE STREETS. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Laber No. 1808, at folio 42, of the land records for the District ‘of Columbia,” and because of default in debt thereby secured and at the request of the party secured, the unde: trustees will sell Die auction, in frome of the prewiees,” WEDNESDAY, THE TWESTY-FIFTH DAY JULY, 1894, "AT HALE-PAST FIVE _O'CLOCI P.M., lot 138, in_Ida M. Shumate's subdivision DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE @. srueers "NORTHEAST (NO. C18" 19TH STREET), By virtue of a deed of trust to us, bearing date Ihe eighteenth day of March, 182, duly recorded in Liber No, 1652, ‘at follo 408 et 'seq., one of the land ‘reverds of’ the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we, the unders: trustees, will sell at public auction in frent of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE TWEN- TY-FOURTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1894, AT FIVE dee Ee premt ust e cl of fa , D. C., and designated as lot smatbered bundred and ‘one elghtcen (118), in Frank J. Diendonpe aud others’ sbdivision of square numbered ten hundred and Sfty-one (LOS), ae per plat recorded tu Liber 17, follo 181; 08 the records of the surveyor of the Distriet of Columbia, and improved by a two-story brick welling, No. 618 15th street northeast. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase mone: iy cash; balance to be paid ja two equal instali- meuts at oue and two years, with interest. from day of sale at 6 per cent, payable sem!-annually, and Secured by-deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required ut the time of sale, Con- Yeyaneing and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be complied with In ten days from day of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell at risk-and cost of defaulting purchaser after fve Guys” advertisement of such resale in some Dews- ished in Was D. Peer Be OS. Heats, gy12.d&as z RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABIE IMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING PREMISES NUMBERED “624-SIXTH “STREET NORTHWEST, AND 604 TO Glu - STREET NORTHWEST, WASH- INGTON, D. C, Hi wad “vit Ht he. For je] tello wife, on ti Secn tility dape of duly: AND, TAS ooh te recorded among the land records of the District ef Columbia, in. Liber 1710, folio 339, and in de- tautt of: the payment of the entire ‘indebtedness lots ta square G17, us sald subdiy 1s. recorded | thereby secured,.at the request of the party se- fn the olfice of the surveyor of the District of | cured thereby, ‘we sell’ ‘at. publte auetion “to Columbia in Look 19, page 24, with improvements, | front of the on THURSDAY. JURY Subject to a prior unmatured deed of trust to se: | TWENTY-SIXTH, 1804, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, cure $3,25@ and interest thereon, and taxes from | all that certajn’ piece or oe of land sit- of ‘wale. uated. in’ the city of Wash District jerizns of sale: $1,850 in cash and) the residue | of | Columbia, Known | ned diatiagiished 08 fo years, evidenced note of eer, | al bemg- part ort 8 purl a ‘with interest from day of tae, Rad ger | , in square ‘oe ing for the same at the of trust on said lot. A depgmt of $150; will required at time of sale: If terms of sale are complied with within 15 days after eale the trus- tees reserve the right to readvertise for five days gnd-sell said lot ut public auction at the risk and cust of the defaulting purchaser. Good title. "B.'H. THOMAS, Trastee, 916 FP st. mw W. E. JONES, Trustee, y16-d&ds viG F st. nw. ‘SON BROS., AUCTIONEERS ‘MLUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGELOWN, D. PEING PART OF ‘THE LINTHICUM ok DEN Br Virtue of a deed of trust, ¢ated November 1, 1888, and recorded in Liber No. 1600, folio 104, of the jend records for the District of Columbia, I WHE sell at public auction, on the premises, “on NESDAY, AUGUST FIRST, A. D. LOCK P.M., part of & tract of ground heights of Georgetown, In the District cf ja, Known as the Onks, formerly belonging 1894, at ate of Edward M. Lit um, dec " he part to be sold fronts on the north side of and the west side of Lovers’ lane, Linthicum pi: aijoins tn ounds of James Elverson, esq., and contains somewhat over two hundred’ and’ fifty thousand square feet of ground. A plat showing the boundaries of the same will be exhibited at le. a of payments, in option of t d dollars ~equirad a of purvh: ed with in t Iy18-d&ds a 4 $s DOWLING & Cv., ALB) OF A VALU STREETS. NORTHEAS Ry virtue of a cestala deed of trust, b date on the 15th diy wf Jauvary, recorded in Liber Xo. 1657, folio 1) of the land r ‘of the I We wili sell, at pubtie aucti ises, on MONDAY, the ‘THIRTIETH JULY, 3804, at HALF-PAST OCK P.M., the following described reel ¢s- situate in the city of Washington, District to wit: in squar me. (FLL), Lot numbered “two hundred numbered seven hundred as per plat recoried tn Liber 19, ps: 14, of the records of the affice of the surveyor of sald District, with the improve- “1 hereon, consisting of a mew two-story and ce ‘ick dwelling, cobtaining seven rooms, bath and every modern ftaprovement, and known as No 155 F street northeast, Terms of wale: One-third of the purchase money t be paid in cashy balance in two equal Install- ments, at one and two years, with interest at 6 per cent, seml-annnally, and to be secured by deed of trast ‘on property, sold, or all cash, at option of purchaser, A deposit of $100 required at time of sale. All conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser. ‘Terms of wale to be complied with within ten dass from day of sale, or, the trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of, de- faulting purchaser. WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, W. IRVING BOSWELL, Jy18-d&ds ‘Trustees. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF FRAME DWELLING NUMBERED 238 F STREET SOUTHWEST. By virtue of the last will and testament of Jesse White, deceased, I will sell, in front of the prem- fses, on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF "JULY, A.D! 1894, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., part of ‘lot numbered 18, in square numbered 539, being the east 14 feet front by the Geptty of anid tot, by a frame dwelling. : One-third cash, balance in two equal tin installments at one and two até cent pg et Bee lah ost punk, Stat Sota ar tae pa Tr. wired at time of a weyancing, &c., at ser’s cost. Terms of sale to be complied with in mfteen days from day Hot sale, otherwise the right reserved to rosell. the property at the risk cost of defaulting chaser after five days’ advertisement of such’ re- gale In some newspaper published In Washington, c. Tnomediately after the sale of house and lot 1 &c., contained on the premises. MARIOT WILSON, Executor of the estate of Jesse White, deceased. y17-d&: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, No. 1360 NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE NORTHEAST. By Virtue of a certain deed of trust to us, bear: Ing date March 29, 188%, and duly recorded April 28, 1808, In Liber ‘No. 1809, folio 116, of the land tecords of the District o? Columbia, and at the re- quest of the party seetired thereby, we, the upder- will sell, at publ auction, in front of the Son MONDAY, the ‘THIRTIETH DAY of JULY, A.D. 1804, at FAV LOCK PM, 1 thar ‘certain plece or parcel of land and preui- s rituate iu the city of Washington, District of Coluubia, and known and designated as and being Jot fourteen (14) in Wiltfam E. Bramhali’s subdi- vision of original lots 1 and 2 "in square 1034, to- gether with the Improvements thereon, consisting of @ three-story brick «dwelling. Terms of wale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the balance In two equal installments, payable in one and two years, with interest at @ er cent per annum, payable’ seunt- annually from day of sale, secured by deed of trust fon the property sold, or al! cash, at the option of the purchmse deposit of $200 will be required will sell a small quantity of lousehold goods, | TR inn Rortheast cornerof sak square and. wl thence gouth on Sixth street 25 feet, thence west 101 feat 9 2, pul ley, thenee north along sa: folie thes HPrect, to. street, wed thence along i street 101 feet and G inches io the beginning. “Perms ‘of ttle: One-half of the purchase money in cash, balance in two equal payments of one apd wo years from the date of sule, with 6 per cent interest per auoum, payable semi-annually. The deterred. sto be represented by notes of the and secured by deg of trust on the property, or all cash, at the ‘of the chaser. “A. @eposit of five hundred dollars will required at time of sale. The terms must be com- plied with im fifteen days fram date of sale or the trvstces reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost of gefaultiug purchaser or purchasers. All conyeyancing and recording at purchaser oF purchasers’ cost. RorT. E. 1 GEORU: WHITE, WHITE, Trustees, G19 F st. b.w. nd records of the 1 t the request of the hol secured thereby, we will offer, se] put ., the Set juts 8), two dred and eighty hnd_ nine (29), two hund , two hui dred and w Md two bandred ninety-e' tweller’s subdivisto of lois in square numbered ninety-six (06), 28 said subdiv ceded in Georgetown Subdivision Book No. 2, 1. Terms of itach of the abore pieces of rope rly eold subs ne ness of 4, int mW), Becured by first de from May 11, 194. p se money to be $200 to be paid on cach piece of prope time of sale. Sale to be closed within thirt, days from day of sale, otherwise the be resold at the risk ing purchaser, after five * advertisement in some newspaper published in Washington, D.C. Al con- veyaneing and recording at purchaser's cost. JAMES M. GREEN, Trustee, 711 14th st. HENRY ©. STEWART, Jr., Trustee, G20 14th wt. ¥ TRUSTEES’ SALE OF EXCELLENT RUILDING Lar TWELFTH | STREET. BETWEEN G AND 1 ‘STREE By Virtue of a deed of tiuct to us bearing date December 81, A.D. 1892, duly recorded in’ Liber 1768, follo 209 et seq., of the laud records of ti District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we, the undersigned tees, will sell at public auction, pryubiges, on MONDAY, JULY ir pleee snd parcel Of Iaed aan presmtect reel and pre situate Washington, “District of Colambin: and known and distinguished as and being lot numbered twenty-seven G7), in square nun ning hundred and ninety Sve) (05), 4s per plat Te. cor in the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, sata lot having a frontage of 50 feet on 12th street southeast to a depth of 117.6 feet. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase to be paid in cash, and the balance to De paid 18 two equal installnients, respectively, im one and two years, secured by deed of trust the prop- erty ‘sold, with interest, payable sem{-annually, at the rate of 6 per centum per annum until paid, oF all cash, at option of the purchaser. A ‘de pont of $200 wilt to de closed sale, othewise the risk’ and cost of ‘day#? advertisement in Washington, D. C. Conveyancing, &. srit-aads DUNCANSON BKOS., AUCTIONEERS. AVENUE BELWEEN EI STREET AND COLUMBIA AVENUE, MERI- DIAN HILL. By sirtug of & certain deed of trust to us, bea ite At ist 32, 3 . 2, al al re- fended. In Liver: 1730, folio’ 210 et ‘een. ef. the land cecords of the District of Columbia, and at the the request of the paity secured thereby, undersigned tiustees, Will seli at publ in front of the premises, on THURSDA TW XTH DAY OF JULY, ALD. 189i, AT SIVE O'CLOCK P. M., ail” those’ in pieces or 2 of land and premises situate in the county shington, D. C., and known and distinguisived as and being lots numbered 18 and in block a in Hall and ‘s recorded gub- vision of Meridian Hill, t her with the tm- provements thereon, consisting of five frame dwell- ings. The property will be sold sublect to certain dcod of trust, bearing date April 20 A.D. to W. F. Fidmonston snd Browne, trus- tees, ‘securing the Amer ity tl ompan: 000, With ancing and recording at purchaser's cost. A’ deposit of $300 will be required at time of sale. ‘erms of gale to of the purchaser at the time of gale. All couvey- ancing, recordin 1 notarial fees at the cost of the purchaser. ‘Terms of sule to be complicd with within ten days from day of sale, otherwise trusices reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting parchaser, EUGENE CARUSL, OONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, ‘Trustecs. 4y17- Address, 610 13th st. n.iw. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE. OF, EW. TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE OD NTUCKY AVENUE BETWEEN D AND E AND 13TH AND 14TH STREETS SOUTHEAST; ALSO VACANT LOT ON 14TH STREET BETWEEN D AND E STREETS SOUTHEAST, Default having @ccurred under the terms of a decd of trust, datéd May 15, 1893, und recorded May 16, 1893,’ in ber’ 3822, folio 116, of the land records’ of the Distriet of Columbia, the under- signed trustees, nated therein, at the request of the holder of the gotes secured thereby, will offer at public sale, UN TUESDAY, THE’ TIURTY- FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1894," AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M... in front of the premises, lots 27 and 33, in WWilijam A. Vaughn's cubdivsion of lots in square east of square 1042, with the in- provements thoreom’ Property will he sold subject fo an incurbrance @f $4,560 on lot 33, und interest thercon from November 10, 1393, und $1,750 on lot 27, both falling due May 10, 1898, ‘Kerms easy an de known at time of sale. RAYMOND L. DONALDSON, 705 V2th rt! nw. JOMN ©. JOHNSON, Jy20-ddds 12th and G cts. now. ~~ DUNCANSON) BROS., AUCTIONEERS, ‘TRUSTEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON G STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust to us dated June 27, 1890, and recorded in Liber 1510, folio 112 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum. bia,” and at the request the party peeuzed thereby, we will sell. 2t public auetion, infront Of the ‘premises, on TUESDAY, THE ‘TWENTY- FOURTH DAY OF JULY, A.D! 1894 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following parcel of Lind, uate tn the city of Washington, District of Colum bia, being all of lot numbered 10 fn feremniah MeCarty's subdivision in square number a $90, recorded in Liber R. W., folio 117, of the surveyor's office ‘of the District Dia, together with the improvements, ‘Terns of sale: One-half cash, wel in one year, for which’ note of the pure: will be taken, bearing interest at ihe rate of 6 pr cont payable semi-annually, aod secured or sail. cx depoxit interest, deed of trust on. the property at the option of the purchaser. $100 will be required at time of sal veyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. Terma of sale to be complied witu in fifteen days, other- of All eon- devs be complied with in te te of Kale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell. at risk end cost of defaniting purchaser or pur- ees W. F. EDMONSTON, Office, 500 Kth ALIS 'B. BROWNE, ‘OMer. Pacific Wdg., 622, 624 F st. nw. Sy13-d8ds Trustees. THOS. DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers. USTEFS’ SALE OF A_ VALUABLE BRICK TR WELLING ON 2D STREET BETWEEN E AND-B STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the twenty-second day of June, A, D. 1892, and re- corded in Liber No. 1700, folio 240 et seq., one of the lawd records of the District of Columbia, end at the request of the holder of the notes secured thereby, we Will sell at pitlte auction, in front of the premtses, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY-THORD DAY OF JULY, 1804, AT HALY-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. the following described real 3. tate, situate fn tho city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered thirty-two (2), In square numbered seven hundred and fifty-four (754), as per plat recorded in Liber 18, pags 59, of the records of the office of the surveyor of wild Dis- trict, improved by a_nearly new two-story and cel- lar brick dwelling, 7 rooms, bath and ail modern Improvements, and known as No. 500 2d street northeast. Sald property will be sold subject to au indebtedness of $2,500, maturing March 12, 1805, Terms of sale: One-third of purchase Money to be paid in cash, balance in six and twelve months from day of sate, secured by deed of trust on prop- erty sold, or all cash at the option of purchaser. ‘A deposit of $100 required at time of sale, Ali conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with im tea days fiom day of sale or the trustees reserve the, riz to resell at risk and cos! je rehaser. WASHINGTON DA ENHOWER, W. IRVING BOS‘VELL, Jol1-d&ds “THOMAS DOV LIX ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 14 AND 15 DINGMAN PLACE. By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 12th day of April, 1887, and duly recorded in Liber 1253, follo 188 et eq., one of the land records of the Disirict of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, "the undersigned trustees Will. sell, in front_of ‘the ises. on THURS. DAY, JULY TWENTY-SIXTH, 1604, at FIVE O'CLOCK M., the following described le viz.: Lots 18) "and 140 in F. A. Moore's sub ot rt of square G28, improved by two two-story rick dwellings, being Nos. 1¢ and 15_ Di place, ‘hounded by New Jersey avenue, North Cap- fot and K and F streets northwest. ‘Terms: One-third casb, balance in on aad two trustees reserve the Ught ty sesell the prop- troy at risk apd cost. of defaulting “purchaser or DUFCHABETS. OePH J. DARLINGTON, ‘Trustee, F. COX, Tevsril? Sth at. mw. jOUN F. , Toustee, fo12-coaddbe 1410 G ot. years, with notes, bearing interest, and secured by A deed of Tem AN conveyancing, ete. it pur. chaser’s cost. $50 deposit w'%i be’ required wi With! ineaficen days frou dace ef sate. ompued with in fifteen days of sale. sees JOHN F. WAGGAMLN, BH. BRADLEY DAVIDSON, Jy16-d&ds ‘Trustecs. HOWARD) UNIVERSITY —<—S Ss effect June 9, i804. 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