Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1894, Page 8

AYER’S Hair Vigor PREVENTS BALDNESS, Removes Dandruff RESTORES COLOR AYER'S To uam vicon | Faded & Gray wea HAIR. GROWTH | hes AND THE seme | Best Dressing. A bottle of Angostura Bitters to flavor it Lemonade or ery other cold drink with, will keep You free from Dyspepsia, Colle and Diarrhoea. SUBURBAN NEWS ANACOSTIA. Residents of Anacostia were somewhat @ston:shed at the reported marriage of Mr. William Marr of Avalon terrace. Several ays ago Mr. Marr surprised his parent by bringing home and introducing to them Mrs. William Marr, formerly Miss Nellie Grace. The news spread through the town, and many expressed their surprise and ask- ed when the ceremony occurred, and were still greater astonished to learn that Mr. Marr had ceased to be a Benedict on May ae Mr. and Mrs. John Garden, jr.. of Minne- gota avenue, have left on an extended trip through Ohio. Col. and Mrs. Frisbie of Jefferson street @re spending a ‘ew weeks at Colonial Beach. A sail boat capsized on the river near Giesboro’ yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock. Seven white men, who were its oc- supanis, were leaning on one side of the ‘boat when a gust of wind, which came with the storm, keeled the boat over, throwing the men into the river. The tug Major Allen went to the rescue, and after some difficulty succeeded in getting every one cf the unfortunates aboard. They were taken to the city. It was reported last night at the sub- station that a house at Suitland had been burslarized.. The Anacosiia officers are looking for the burglar. A lawn party for the benefit of the Epis- copal Church will be given soon on Kib- bles’ lawn, at Jefferson and Fillmore streets. Notwithstanding the inclement weather a large audience was present at the Baptist Church last night to hear Mr. Frank ‘Vaughn, who had charge of the services in the absence of the pastor of the church, Rev. Hugh Stevenson. > — RANDOLPH. Mr. Warren Cochran of Delaware Is visit- ing the family of Dr. John Williamson. Col. T. S. Abert of Washington spent Sunday with P. C. Stevens at Royston. Miss Garland was yesterday the guest of her brother, Mr. J. S. Garland, who is sum- mering at “Oak Lawn. Misses Jessie Cramer and Rose. Noline are visiting Randolph friends. Mr. J. W. Crawford, wife and child ar- rived yesterday at Ingieside, on a brief visit to the family of William Gill. The snowball machine has found its way to Randolph, and is the most popuiar en- terprise in town since the mercury contin- ues to climb. The exodus on Sunday from the colored colony means a camp meeting In Keyes’ woods, near West End, Rockville. This is the second w2ek of iis ‘progress and it is largely attended by our village colored folk. KENSINGTON Rev. R. M. Moore, pastor of the Metho- @ist Church here, preached at the Hamline . Church of Washington cn last Sun- morning and evening. Rev. Mr. York shingten filled the pulpit at this place. Mr. G. W. Swartzel led the Epworth League meeting in the evening. A match game of base bail between em- ployes of the intersiate commerce commis- sion and a picked nine from Kensington, on ‘Thursday, resulted in favor of the visitors— Beure, 25-7. ‘ On last Friday the members and friends of the Methedist Sunday School held a pic- tic at Chevy Chase. <A large crowd gather- ed at cue church, from where they were corveyed to the grounds in two-horse Wagons, returning iate in the evening. Misses Annie Black and Bessie Showacre of Baltimore, who have been visiting Mrs. R. M. Moore, have returned home. Misses Nannie and Molhe Wheatley of ‘West Washington are visiting their grand- father, Mr. W. H. Wheatley. Miss ‘da Polkinhorn is visiting the Misses Harr. Mrs. jordan of Indianapolis, who__ ha; been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Emoi Baxter, has returned nome. Mr. Paul Detrick of Virginia is home for @ visit. Mrs. J. L. Calhoun of Washington ts vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Calhoun. Mr. Gordon Tay has gone to Virginia for & two weeks’ visit. Miss Mary Duvall of Washington, who been visiting Mrs. Edgar W. Moore, eturned home. 3 Annawill Rebinson of Washington iting Mrs. J. H. Fishback. Miss Luraner Mannakee has returned from Monterey Springs, Md. Mise Grace Howells of Washington, who has been visiting Mrs. J. K. Marks, has re- turned hor e. Miss May Clark has returned from a tw hs’ visit to Fall River, Mass. J. P. Shannon and family have gone onial Beach. ve has beem no serious fire at this Place for the past year, but the citizens see the necessity of taking some action to pro- tect property in tase of fire. On ‘Thursday evening 2 meeting, will be held in the Kbrary for the purpése of organizing a fire company. Much interest is being manifest- the movement. od NORTH TAKOMA. Another enjoyoble dance was given on Saturday cyering lest by th» proprietors aud guests of Hotel Takoma to thefr mds from Washington. Those present enjoyed themselves immensely in the terp- sichorean ert to the strains of the excellent music which was lecated in the balcony overlooking the large dance hall of the hotcl. Among those in attendance were Miss Rena Genese, Mr. A. P. Brown and Mife, Mes. E. Al Johnson, Mr. E. E. Hastings and wife, Judge Laneaux, Mr. D. F. Lanearx, Judge Hall, Mr. Chas. Wil- Viams, Mr. L. A. Northway, Miss Williams, : Chis. G. Woodward, Mrs. Valatine ‘ex, Miss Daisy Bowen, Mr. and: Mrs. Mc- : Herace Kenney, Mr. Geo. French Thes. Shaffer and w and Mary Stone, Mr. Will . Osgood Do’ Mr. Dwight An- M. D. Brainard, jr.; Mr. Chas. ef Alabama, Mr. Tiiie, Mr. Sar- Y. I. Bryson of Harrisburg, Pa. Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Crousi, i rs. L. D. Crousi, Representative M. N. Johnson, Mr. N. B. Stewart, Dr. Woodm: wife, Mr. Ordway Gilbert, Itimore, Mr. W. D. - &. Nicholxon and wife of Allen R. Loyd, Miss Jen- Mr. Al fiunter, Miss Miss EL A. Johvson, Mr. and = 5 tler, Mr, W, 8, Poole, Mr. J. ¥. Rirteiel, Mo. C. x m, Represen- test Swag, Mr. A.C. Hoop- Daltimore, ffr. J.C. Dear- . Mr. B. EF. cil- Sie: BW. Mave Deer, Mr. 8. 7 e Pussel Agnew, Mis. { THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1894-TEN PAGES. W. J._Reese, Mr. and Mrs. G.. Hamlin, Rose Puram Mise Siianie’ Purasia ist and Miss Cruikshank. es ROCKVILLE. During the prevalence of a severe thunder storm yesterday evening a fire occurred in the business office of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station at this place, but which was extinguished before much dam- age was done. The fire originated from a telegraph wire which runs into the room, and which was overcharged by the electric fluid from the storm cloud. The fire was first discovered by a colored boy in passing the front window,and the office being closed at the time, he at once informed Mr. Frank Rabbitt, operator at the tower, a short dis- tance from the station, who at once ran to the scene of the fire, and by breaking open @ rear door gained access to the room, and in a short time the flames were quenched. In the meantime the alarm had spread to other parts of the place, and in a short time the town fire apparatus was on the ground, but its services were not needed. The extent of the damage consisted in the burning of the window frame and some pa- pers near the same. On Friday morring the large tobacco house of Mr. W. W. Soper, near Cedar Grove, this county, caught. on fire, and the building, together with about 1,200 pounds of tobacco, was entirely destroyed. Mr. Soper was preparing to pack and ship his crop of tobacco to market, and a fire had been made in the house that morning in order to get it in good condition. The loss will amount to several hundred dollars, up- on which there was no insurance. Mr. L. L. Nicholson and family, who have been spending some time at Chapel Point and other rescrts on the lower Potomac, re- turned to their home at this place on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Al. Bryan of Alexandria, Va., are visiting friends at this place. Mrs. George Baird of Wilmington, Del., and Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Moulton are guests of Mrs. Jas. L. Owens at Washing- ten Grove. Mr. Bradon Vandeventer of Loudoun county, Va., is a visitor at the home of Mr. Frank Kilgour of Potomac district. Dr. Gilpin Willson of West Virginia is visiting the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Willson, near this place. The following marriage Lcenses were is- sued by the clerk of the circuit court during the past week: Mr. Jesse O. Mathias and Mrs. Teresa J. Belt; Mr. Jas. W. Boswell and Mrs. Jennie Magruder; Mr. Chas. Law- rence and Miss Margaret Johnso Mr. James M. Soper and Miss Sarah E. Herbert. Miss Rachel Henderson of Mifflintown, Pa., is a guest at the residence of Mr. Jas. B. Henderson, this town. Mr. W. Veirs Bouic of this place, who has been spending some time at Cape May, re- turned home on Saturday night. Miss Mary Watkins of Washington was @ recent guest at the residence of Mr. Syl- vester Jones of Potomac district. On Friday evening the Athletics of this place were defeated by the Old Dominion Club of Alexandria, the score standing 7 to 10. — LAUREL. Street improvements are now in order in Laurel, and plans and specifications shave been prepared and will be received until the 13th of August for the first mile of paving, curbing and laying sidewalks under the act of the last’ legislature authorizing the ex- penditure of sbout $45,000 for this purpose. ‘There is nothing new in political circles in this lecality, except the convention held by the populists in Washington, which was attended by some cf our citizens. Up to the present time democrats and republicans are quietly waiting the calf for the primaries, after which we may expect Iively times. ‘The citizens cf Laurel have just returned from their seventh annual excursion to Bay Ridge. Each year it seems to grow in in- terest, but owing to the hard times only about’ 300 participated in the outing. The Laurel Military Band furnished the music. and many persons from Baltimore, Wash- gton and the surrounding country helped io swell the number of the pleasure seekers. There was an attempt et suicide in Laurel this weck. A young girl, about fifteea years of age, swallowed a teaspoonful of quick- silver, and after hard work the physicians save! her life. Some of our people are in demand for cperatives in cotton mills in the south. Mr. A. T. Luber and his son, Mareus, have been ergaged for a new mill in Columbia, S. C., at wages double what hey received her e. It ts said that more of our expert hands will be sent for to be employ in this new mili, which ‘s one of the largest and finest in the Uniiea States. The lodge of Good Templars recently cave an entertainment here which was largely attended and much enjoyed. In addition to the members and friends from Laurel, vis- iters from a distance were in attendance. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON d DCNCANSON BKOS., AUCTICNEERS. TROSTEES' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, xo. 1360 NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE NORTHEAST. By virtue of a cectain deed of trust to us, bear: ing date March 29, 180%, and duly recorded April 28, 1898, im Liber No. 1809, folio 116, of the land records of the Distriet 07 Col bia, and at the re- quest of the party secured thereby, we, the under- signed trustees, will sell, at public ‘auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the THIRTIETH DAY of JULY, 4.D. 1804, at FIVE O'CLOCK I.M., all tha’ ‘certain piece o> parcel of land and pret ises situate in the city of Washington, District of Colunbia, and known umd designated as aud being Jot fourtéen (14) in William EL. Brawhall's subdi- vision ot original lots 1 aud 2 in square 1084, to- gether with th ements thereon, consisting of & three-story brick dwelling. ‘eems of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid im cash, aad the balance in two equal jostailments, payable In ove and two years, with juterest at 6 per cent per aunum, payable semi- anaually from day of sale, secured by deed of trust on ihe property sold, or all cash, at the eption of A deposit of $200 will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale. All convey- aucing, recording and notarial fees ot” the cost. of the purcbiser. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with within ten days from day of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the rin aud cust of the defaulting parchascr. EUGENE CARUSI, CONSTANTINE 11. WILLIAMSON, ‘Trustees. S17 d&ede Address, 610 13th st. now. THOXAS DOWLL. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING ON ¥ SIREET BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D STRECTS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, ou the 15th wry, A.D. is recorded in Liber No. . folio 157 et seq., one of the lated tecerds of the District of Coltinbia, and at the request of the parties secured theret We will sell, at public auc: . in front of the emises, on MONDAY, the THIRTIETIL (wth) DAY of JULY, 1804, at HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PML. she following described real tuate in the city of hington, District to wt: Lot numbered two beandred wt six (206) iu square numbered seven hundred ty-one (721), as per plat recorded in page 14, of the records of the office of the surveyor of Said District, with the Improve- meuts thereon, consisting of a new two-story aut Har brick dwelling, containing seven rooms, bat" eyery madera improvement, and known as No, 155 ¥ street northeast. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase monev to be paid in cash, Intance in two equa! instalt- ments, ut one aad’ two ycars, with interest at 6 per cent. semi-annually, tnd to be secured by deed of ‘trust ‘on property sold, or alt eueh, at option of purchaser, A deposit of "$100 requited at time of sule, All conveyancing and recording at cost of ser. Ternws of male be complicd with im ten days from daz of wile, or the cruxtees reserve the right to resell ut risk and cos: of de- faulting purehaser. WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, W. LKVING BOSWELL, Se1S-dkde Trustees. DUNCANSON BRO®, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES! SALE OF TWO-STOKY BRICK HOUSE ON FTETERNTU EFT BETWEEN F AN G@ STRELTS NOUTEELAST: (NO. 618) 15TH STREET). By virtue of a deed of trust to us, bearing date ighteenth day of Mareh, 1892, duly recorded 1G52, at folio 408 et Seq. cords of the Distrie equest of tie party weenred thereh i vEN- undersigned trustees, will Shas, Ru at © pre # z 7 A.D. 1894, AT FIVE + the following described lind and tises situate im the city of Washington, D. C., A designated es lot tumbered one I 18). in Frank J. Dieudonne aad others 2 of squire nerabered ten hundeed ant 1, a8 por plat recorded 1 Liber 17, M1, of the re of the surveyor of the ‘trigt Of Columbia, aud improved by a two-story Wik dweiling, No. 615 15th street northeast. : 4 the pu: to be paid fo twe eq aml ty S.with inte-sst frem day seminan £ cae), et the otha of fey watt Fe rk. oe hi ul re ¢ purelet nN the time of sak urchas¢r's cost. ‘Terns hit tem days tom day of forve right tor | ——— August’ “Clearance Sale” At 5 Craig & Harding’s. There must be no “‘let down” in trade. cannot do business in August at a profit we will do it at a loss, for we must do business. about the most Tempting Array of Special Bargains we have ever advertised, and we hardly believe you can resist such prices. $7 Chairs, $3.35. |40 Per Cent Of Refrigerators. Here goes to get rid of the few re- Few left of those Elegantly Up- holstered Cherry Corner Chairs, which sell usually for $7. Only $3.35 Each. $2.75 Rockers, $1.95. 25 more of those Large Porch Rock- ers, reed seat and back. Others ask $2.75 for them. Only $1.95 Each. On Sale Tuesday. On Tuesday we shall place on sale 100 Fine Upholstered Rockers, oak and imported cherry frames, uphol- stered in silk tapestry and broca- telle. Extraordinary value, as you would be glad to get them in the fall at $4.50. Choice, $2.65. $9 Divans, $5.50. 2% Large Rattan Oak-frame Divans for interior or on porches, lawns, &c. Real value $9. Only $5.50. ‘Window Screens Reduced. We are closing out the stock on hand at the following reduced prices: The 45c. Screens now 32¢ he s55c. Screens now 40c he 6sc. Screens now 45c¢ These are the best-made Sercens in the market today. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ITS OF GEORGETOWN, D. C., ‘ART OF THE LINTHICUM OR DENT virtue of a deed of trust, dated November 1, and recorded in Liber No. 1500, folio 104, of land records for the District of Columbia, I lic auction, om the T Finst, A. . part of a tract of ground jeorgetown, im the District «f merly belongit thicum, dec 5 on the north side of Linthicum place and the west side of Lover adjoins the grounds of James Elverson, esq contains somewhat over two hundred ai thousand square feet of ground. A plat showing the boundaries of the same wili be exhibited at time of sale. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in equal payments, in one and two years, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, pa: annually, and secured by deed of’ trust. on prop- ‘hb, at option of the purchaser. lollars ~equired at Betton tt Soetoeseeseadeasoeteeseegeogens 0% eetenseetegeet erty sold, or all ¢ A deposit of five hundred Canveyancing at perms of sale are not complied wi , the trustee reserves the right isk and cost of defaniting tet Sea from day of sa Here is tet ef LIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEAS, UNIMPROVED LOTS N1STH AND 14TH = a Seegeegeate situate in the city of Washington, Di: All of original lots numbered een (IS) in sequal Shots cep to 30-foot ali maining Refrigerators in a jitty. will take off 40 per cent—almost half pryable semt-anmatly, num until paid, © ee Figured Reed Portieres, $2 to $1.25 Each $10 Sideboards, ¢7.50. Carload. Bed Suites, $16.50, $18.75 & $22.50. We have just secured a carload of Solid Oak Chamber Suites, which we shall sell at abgut purchaser, ater » advertisement MOSBY WILLLA. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF AE STORY AND ) AS PREMISES NO. UST STREET. 1302 TWENTY Ast day of Nov, and recorded nin front of the preiul THE SEVENTH n (81), as per plat in Liber of the reconls of the surveyor's office trict of Columbla, together with the improvements ty will be sold subject to a dated November due November 1. ‘18% Dle semf-annuaily, at 6 per cent per arm One-third of the pnrch over and above the tneumbrance whe ash nad the batanc 1 installments, secured by a deed property sold. with interest. at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, or all. cash. at the option of the mare At the time of sale en dave from day of sale he risk and cost With interest there Terms of sal to be paid in two-thirds regu- trust upon the omi-annnatiy, A Asposit of S30 $23.50 Suites, $16.50. $25.00 Suites, $18.75. | $30.00 Suites, $22.50. CRAIG & HARDING, Cor. Thirteenth and See SS ington, D.C. sees SLOAN & €O., AUCTIONE ING PRONTIN -F Sts.} AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES TOMORROW. FUTURE DA “RATCLIFFE, DARK « CO., AUCTIONE: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF < STREETS SOU Default having occurred under the terms deed of trust, dated May 15, 1803, und recorded May 16, 1893,’ iu Hber 1822, folio 116, of the records of ¢ ned trustees, named therein, at the request of the holder of the notes secured thereby, will offer TUESDAY, THE’ TiUKTY- OF JULY, 1804," AT HALP-PAST emises, at public sale, 03 FIUST 1 FOUR 0° lots 27 and 33, in William A. Vanghn's subdivsion of lots in square east of square 10 provements thereon, to an incumbrance of $1 thercon from November 10, 1803, and "$1,750 on lot 27, both falling due May 10, 1898. ‘terms casy and made known at time of sale. HOUSE, 14TH District of Columbia, the LOCK P. in front of the rop 000 on lot RAYMOND L. DONALDSC JOHN 0. JOLNSON, 12th and G ¢ts. now. THOMAS DOWLIN and thirty-four (N rded in Liher 60, AUCTIO TRUSTEES’ SALE OF th line of ra ST AND No. 219 THIRD STREEL NORTHEAST, IN SQUARE By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date of and duly recorded in nl records of of December, 152, the District of Colum Will sell, by direc in front ot t secured there- follwing described improved real estate, request of the par three brick buildings, being Nos. 300, 302 and M4 Maryland av as store and dwelling ings. Also the rorth 20 division and came with the im- rty will be sold subject and interest subdivision of said. square red three hundred and thirty- rserilved as toliows: Recinnin: nint on the north line of said lot distant forty- feet and tivec inches 143 ft. and ramping thence seath- diy parallel with said avenue to the soath ie matic mente Di of lot 13, saine sub- improved ‘by a. brick being No. 219 3d street northeast. . B.—This property will be first sold in separate ind then be offered ax a whole north of sun 12th rt. mw. | understanding that. if the aggregate than in separate parcels the forfeit all clai rst purchasers will tANKLIN STREET, REET CARS. eurveyor's office two years, to be re per ‘aunum from da: anuna'ly, secured by deed of trust’ upon erty sold, or all ei A deposit of $100 required at time. of All conveyancing ‘and recording ut the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within fifteen days from date of sale, o wise the trustees reserve the right to resell at the visk and cost of the defaulting five days’ notice of such resale pul Lewspaper of Wasbington, D. C. 4712-cod&ds DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME AND LOT, IN ANACOSTIA, CHANCE FOR A. Ci E. TO istrict of Columbia, and know One-third of the pur h, at the option of th ISAAC L, JOHNSO: ALEXANDER ABKANLAM, ‘Trustees. 7 in), ore or less, errs: One-third cach, the residue in two equal ayinents, atone and two years, with notes bear- ing interest at 6 per cont per annum until pal and secured by decds of trust. on the property All. conveyancing and recording at depesit. will be requ roperty when it ts struck « If the terms cf sale’ are ith in fifteen iereof the trustees reserve the 1! Property at the risk and cost of Dburchaser, after due advertisement in some news- Paper published in t i the north line north line thirt ight Inches @8 ft. 8 in), more or . to the point of beginning. The part of said lot first above described j preved by a comfortable frame dwelling, and st above descried is improved ly a neat RTE ANACOSTIA chaser's cost, E SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDER WITHOUT RESERVE. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, rez Liber No. 1501, follo 34% et ‘of the land records of the District of Columbia, bic auction, im front of the’ premises, F-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM... on TU! THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF JULY, A. spite oF parcel of Land,’ situnied Tot complied So8 te TRUSTEES’ SALB or Val ‘Terms: Gno-third (1-8) cash and the balance tp tat the rate of day of sale, paya- secured by deed of trust on the at the wption of the 100 on eae pra required at the time of sale. amt recording will . ers. ‘The terns of sale must fiftern, (5) days trustees reserve erty at the risk and cost ef the chaser, after five days’ advertisement of stich. re sale in The Evening Star. $. LEWIS BLACKFORD, i JAMES F. HOOD, 3724,26,28,30au1,4,6.7 THOMAS DOWLING & CO. AUCTIONEEKS, ae und two vears, per centum per aniuni from thy We will sell AMZI_ Dopp, EDWARD L DOBBINS, Care of TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1807 F st. now. ors. A deposit of ‘2 and scribed as. the southerly Cne-half, fronti Franklin street, by the widtn of lot’ numbe: hundred and twenty-ene (221), ih that satdivision of part of Chichester, recorded October 21, 1886, in Look County No. 6, folio 53, of the records of the G. G, SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE -IMPROYED NORTHWEST, BETWEEN FLOWIDA v > . NF A AVEN mene. GRANT SM ee sy virtue of a certain of trust dated th 1S8S, and duly” recorded in Liber No. 1321, at follo 335 et weq., one of the land records of the District of Colambia, and at the Tequest of the party secured thereby, we will at public auction, in fro DAY OF AUG ud premises, situ: guished as and ‘of lot numbered sixty (G0), in Wri ‘ox's subdivision of part of Mount Pleasant and Pleusant Plains, together with th consisting of a small brick dv No. 2148 Sth street extended, int ‘Terms ot sale: One-half cash, of ‘sald Diatrlet, together with ail and singular the appurtenances, rizht fmprovements and other hereditan same belonging, or in anywise appe verias of Kal be paid in cash, and the balance in one. and sented by the notes of the + bearing interest st the rate of 6 per of sale, payable seimi- ts, privileges, tse Mon &” Peeific building, 8th day of Jui LENT RUILDING SOUTHEAST in the county of st By virtue of a deed of trust t us Dearing dare December 31, recorded tn” Liber chaser, after lished in wome District of Cotas) balance in one tain’ piece’ and parcel of land and FUTURE DAYs, ar ed hy Mcrests | Payable semi-an- | ig ihe city of Washington, Distri TRUSTEES" GEORGETOW ISES LEY ST INVESTMEN By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated the fourteenth ‘day of June, A. D. 1803, and reconled rong the land records of the DI % Liber 1827, folio 158 et seq., and at the request of the holders of the noter secured thereby, we Will premises on DAY, THI: EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1804, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M... the follow: ing described property, situate in the cily of G town, District of Columbia, to wit: All thone cer Ices and parcels of land aud premises known and distingnirhed as and being sub’ lote numbered twenty-two (22) to twenty-five (25), both inclusive, of William Tf. Manogue's subdivision of part of syctre numbered one hundred ant cleven C11}, et tld plat bs strict corzetown subdivisions No, 2, page Georgetown, recorded in ‘ti of Columbia in G 5, together with te ligrovem’ Terms of sale: to be pald in two equal 1 the option of the purchaser, be required 1 in fifteen dase fh fu some newspay.r published in V Conveyancing fat cont o€ purcteiser. YANSVILLE DiI COUNT The undersigned wil offer at public Reltsviile statioa, on the Belt! road, on WEDNESDAY, A 1 sime ‘of his Y with goed improvements, situated about mes from Beltsville station, ¢ mulect a §.38,30,31 10024, "BY DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONFERS, SALE OF FOUR NAT AND AT- E be aed Baik Dw EsaNes . D. 1S. 1650, 166i ‘REET. EXC! iblic auction in front of {: trict of Colum office of the surveyor of the L # thereon, ‘One-*! by deed of trust upon th interest, payable semi-ann er cert ‘per annu or five da OP A VALE MD. CLOCI hich belonsed to Joka Wi bh. bow tenznted b lve aviapt rope, Sa, and known and distinguished as and be erty, oF all cash. Al uuinbered twenty-seven at cost of purchaser. at time of sale. Should the pled with in twenty trustees reserve the at the risk and cost after such public notice. qs they ma, J. H. N. WARING, Trustee, THOS. Bw i 4y21,23,25,27&30,au1,3,6,8610 TT 305 i RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers. TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES, BLES IN REA! STREET NO On MONDAY Al FIVE O'CLOCK, wi rded iu the survesor's oifice Columbia, said lot on 12th street southeast t ‘Terms of sale: i ew “yy _ sale the Tevell’ the proper Of ‘the defaulting purchaser two years, secured by deed ae erty sold, with interest, payable seif-ant f 6 per centuin per annum vutid px at the option of the purchaser. required at the tine of sele, je to he closed within 15 days from the day of rty will be resold at the rink and cout of defaulting purchaser. citer fe divertivement iu some paper pablished Conveyancing, &v., at cost o2 THEODORE A. HARDING, Trustee, 1204 G st. aw, GEO. J. EASTERDAY, Trustee. istrict of Columir recording at purchaser's cost. Jt of $200 will be otherwine the proj 745 AND 3i7 SH Washingion, D.C. , AUGUST SIXTH, at Th, block 10, of Todd & Brown's subdivision of @easapt Plains and Mount n st, and run- perty is how und ibject to am incui e trust, cash. ptance of bid. Trouble —troitiesine Toth’ a tonas -f OI TER ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED EN. f the rain SECOND, “isd, SAME, HOUR ait THURSDAY renta! and will be sold su of the purchase money ‘ash gud the balance to be pal in meni respectively. in one and two ont of $200 reajulred upon posit requ the terms of sale are not compl days from the day of sale the right is reserved to rty at the risk and cost of the de- ser, after five days’ advertisement Tesale In some Newspaper pt Washington, D. C. All conveyancing and. record- at purchaser's cost. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucte. RATCLIFFE, DARR & ©O., AUCTIONEERS. DESWALLE IMPROVED REA} STORY | BRIC AS 744 9TH STE r OF 744 OTHE STREET SOU NESDAY. AUGUST 1, O'CLOCK V.M., we will sell in front of the prem- RTH HALF OF LOT 6, 250, < on th xtreet southeast and running back to a wide alley, improved by wo two-story brick houses. 2 Over and abe trustess. THOMAS DOWLING & Cv as ied with in fifteen or all caxh, at A deposit of $200 will the time of sale. Sale to be closed day of sale, otherwise the at the risk’ and cost of di Ns adverdivernent ‘ashlagcon, D. C. On FRIDAY it of th Lo ENTATE, TENG offer for aale, in, front of, Fronting 61 feet, on Frospec on 35th stree' the square re ieorgetown Railroad Corjany for kale at wore amt Obie rall- ‘SE RIGHT, 1894, S | SOUT HALE OF TH we balance tu ane | Fientirg 12 feet 4 inc! PM, a fine farm of 130 sold, or al! cash, at th option of tie pur A deponit of $300 required nce of $2.2) option of the P required at t lied with in tifte at the sisk otal cost of defan im fifteen day reserved to resell the property faulting purch for grax. of wale the right is he enlivation wee loon: pepere oe j naveed iw guitguae, 29° and vece:ding at ee FE, Darr & ©0., 3s at the risk an RATCLIFFE, DARL AUCTION SALES. RATCLIFFE, DALR & 0O., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO-STORY ATTIC AND ©! H ANT, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. recorded in Liber 1756, follo 23 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colwabla, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustces ll offer for sale at public auction in front of the iecs on THURSDAY. the NINTH DAY of AU- ST, ALD. 1804, at FIVE O'CLOCK ~» lot apin Brown's suldivision of a part of - Wleasunt, as mid subdivision is recorded: im eof the surveyor of the District of Co- In Liber Governor Shepherd county records, with improvements, subject to a prior vf trust to secure $5,000, with in- hh. A deporit of $200 will sale. If terms of sale thin fifteen dass after sale the trnstees reserve the right to resell said lot at pu nd cost of the de- faultte < advertisement spapers published | in eyancing, — recording, LEWD MP DUVAL, 1403 F st. now. ‘Trustees, O'CLOCK, we amen of E, iit commence Heident ti all pledges this dat Watehes, all nd Tooke rally found e until ald and out of Broke SLOAN umbvered six (6), Howard Ui “firghum Plac Brookvilie turnpike, co of ground, as the ‘said the comts surveyor of Washing of Cotar jon was > 2 county, District Je: One-thit of the purchase money the balance in one and two years, with Interest, and secored by a decd of troet on the property, or all ensh. A dopesit of $200 will be remired at time of sale. All convevancing and rerording at purchaser's cost. Should the. terms of vith tn fifteen days the trostees reserve the right to resell the property. at the risk and cost of the defaaMing parchnser. after such public notice as they may deem necessary. MICHAEL J. COLPERT. Traster, HENRY M. BAKER, Trustee, tr27-akds Honse of Representattves, T. ®._ DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROUERTY, SITUATE ON 217 STE NOOSPREET” AND 2xTH STREET. IX WEST WASHINGTON. AKD OON- SISTING OF THIRTY Go TWO-STORY BitCK HOUSES AND FOUR UMMPROVED LOTS. Ry virtue of # deed of trost . bearing date May 14, 1891, and daly recorded im Liter No. 1540, folie Bil _et Seq., of the innd records of the Dis- 2 atid at the request f the parties We will Ke paidie amcthon, tn sex, on MUNDAY, DAY of AUG! A.D. 1894, at FOUR VM, the following described real estate, situate in what is , in the District o 40 E'S sutaliviston ¢ (UOLMEAD'S us per plat of the records exor of the District of Co- be tmprovewents thereon, property Will Le offered sep- sule in case of exch par- cash, the balance ia ome ch notes of the inedusi of parts’ of lows 27 te ADDITION), tn spare w r A ded i oft Lit it. wweawlly, and secured upon all cash, at $100 ‘will pareel sold. purchaser's cost. ris of & otherwise teu! property Un chaser or pure to resell the faulting pur- TRUSTE BRICK UTR LST { trust.bearing date 2 AD. 1So2.and District of + ond known and distingui: forty-one (1) iu 1 lots in square num nine «3s 1 . of the provements on. Terms: One-third of te per ace wones to be poid in cash and the balance im two 1 insta mente, respectively, in one aud tw» Tears, secured by a deed of (rust upon ihe property eld,” with in- terest thereon, at the rate cash, ‘at the option will the purchaser. quived at the ‘th ER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ABLE UNIMPROVED Prom WN AS A PARE OF A or ALLED KESURVRY OF LOCATED ON THE A XE x NYHB DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, By viriue of @ eertain decd of traet, bearing date. ou the 13th day of May. A.D. 18a8, and. ren corded in Liber No. 1811, at folio 258 et seq. o> land records of the 1 Columbia ani request of the hold motes wectin We will fon, in Trout preminen, THE + bay A D. iso, A St FOUR O'CLK » the roll estate in the covuty” ef Washington in the District of Columiia, to wit: A part the land called “Kesurvey "of Peters’ Stil bezinuing for the same at the orthyest of the k ered to: aR. Rew ne of th street road, thence of ber lot S. 55% degrees B. or © place of he land. per anaam, aud to be secured by dood f truet upon the property sold, cr all cash, nt the option of the purchaser. A’ deposit of ux) Will te required wt the the of th Terms sale to be complicd with w Efteom da from day of sale, or the trostees reserve the rs to resell the property at the risk and comt ef t fuulting purchaser after doys’ ed at im any newspaper mage shed in the 3 siumbia of such resale. All conveyancing end JOSIATL M. VALD. HENRY M. Ear Ckds ‘Trustees, “DENTISTRY. to. NOW is the time, HERE fs the place te have In Store looked after. Time. req Bil “he Httle, Charges" mvod- a work iniess, For You Fatracting, with Coation, Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. dental organization of | Amort istry at moderate prices a1 COR. . PARSONS, 9TH AND BE RILLY BLDG. — ling a specialty, The best solution ajplied to sim prevenia pain Im extractiag. Achins treated and saved. branches of Dentistry PAINLESS, YEP SA mode a specialt, tronure extend: the mest fashionatle ¢irdes, inutes) a. 8:00 45 minutes), "8:25, x: 25:30, 5:35, 26:20, 6:80, aby and 1125 (pa. Sundays, x4:30, x7: mitutes), (8:30, 29:90 a.m. x12:00, x12 22-20 8:00 45 minutes), 3:25, 4:31, x5 6:30, 28:00, 59:00, 10:00, x11:30, 11 pannapelis, 2:40 und 9:25 a.m. 2 P8, 8:90 a.m, 4:81 pin. For Frederick, ail:i8 a.m, ¢1:15, A 30, 25:30 For Hagerstown, 11:15 a.m. and 25:30 p.m. For Bord and way points, 640 pm. For Gaithersburg and way points, 26:00, 28:00 ome A120, 03200, 4:33, 05:85, b7205, b11:30 For Wash Junction and was points, 1:15 p.m. Express trains steppit i stations only, a4:30, 25:30 pm. md Por Kay Midge, 95 and 4:28 pm. Sundays, 9:15 a.m. 1:30 and 3:15, ROYAL BLUB LINE POR NEW YORK AND POILADELPHLA For Philadelphis, New York, Resven and the east, dx 8:09 (10:00 a.m, ex. Son. Ining ne Sar) 5:00 GAS Dining Cary Sleeping Car, open at 10% Koflet Parlor Cars on ali day trains. For Atlantle City, week days, 4:20, 10:00 a.@. and 12:00 noon, Supdays, 4:20 a.m, 12:00 neon. For Cape aud Se ; 200 noon, ‘Sundays, ) eon, & Except Suuda. Daily. ¢ Sanday only. ° x Express trains, Baggage called for and checked from hotels an@ residences by Unien ‘Transfer Company on orders left at ticket offices, G19 and 1351 pa. ave, and KN RAILWAY, (PIEDMONT AIK LINE). Schedule in cect July 1, 1894, All trains arrive and leave at Peunsylvunta Page kcton, D.C al for Danville and inter- fad connects at Lynchiurg with orfolk and tern railroad westward, dally, and at Manassas for Strasburg, daily, except day 11-01 am, TRE GREAT SOUTHERN F, MAIL. Daily, tes Pullman iuffet New York aod Washincton via Charlotte end Co- lumbia ‘to Savannah and Jacksonyille, uniting a® Charlotte with Sh for Al also en through Pullman Buffet Kew Vert to comers, Sith conue wcctlone New Orleans. = ects at Atlanta for Biru Ala., Colum! and Greenvill», Miss. —- Datir for € and intermedia and throagi train for Frout Royal Sundar ton 7:18 a.m., 2:20 p. sa8 Division 8°40 a.m. $:4) a.m. dally from Orange. Tickets, Sleeping Car reservations and. i tien furnished at offices, 511 and 1300 ay nd at Passenger ive SS oe nr » except Sanday, an@ Station corner of Gth and B ste, In effect June 24, 1804 10:30 A.M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. “Pallmap Slecping, Dining, Smoking and Observation Cars Haurisinirg to Chicago, 5 PM. CH an Rifts °AG) AND ST. LOUIS EXP tor Car to” Harrishure. Marristurg to St. Lou! - and Chiengo. STERN EXPRPSS.—Pallman and Harrisburg to Cleve 7:10 P.M. SOUTHWESTERN RXPRMRS.— Path Sleeping and Dining Cure te St. Louis, and Sh ing Car Harrisbure Chactanatl. 040 +s r > = ing Car to Pitt: "Fs a.m. for Niagara Falls da’ cept Sundar. 10°30 a.m. for ‘ira and Renovo, daily, excep® Suna: For Williemeport daily, 3:13 p.m. 7:10 p.m. for Williusasport, Roch . Buttale and Niagara Pails daily, opt Saturday, with Sleeping Car W ing an to Rochester. 40 p.m. for Canandsizaa. Rochester a Buffato fly. nud Niagara Fells dally, excent Sate with Sheenis wr Washington to Elmira, Vaxbington to Rechester. pila, New Vork and the Bast, RESSIONAL LIMITER.” all Pam Diniaz Car from Meltimore. for ladeiphia week dors. 71 ~, 9:40 (Dining Car). 4:20, 10:00 and 11a oS . TS «Dining Carl, 990, am, . BTS, 4:20. 10:00 and a yy 4 aoe x days. presn, ba -. For Bostoo without change, £30 a.m. week daya pg A Buffer Parlor Carjy ey oma Ex broth : or m™. week dare, tantic (itr, 9:00 TRatandars earl, Sie | 11:00 a.m, 12:15 p.m. week days. Sendays, 12:1! ey For Baltimore, 3:25. 106-30, 11-00 and Cincinnati, 7 Canandaigna, Rochester an@ 10:40 and 11-37 pm, For’ Pope's Creek Line, 7250 a.m. on@ 4:36 p.m, dasly, except Sunday For Annapolis, 7:29, 9:90 ona m. and 4:20 p.m. Atlantic Coast Tae Exoress for Piclanond, Jacks sonville and Tampa, 5:30 a.m. #20 pm. Rigbmend and Atlante, 5:90 p. on), OST am. week dow Accommedation for Quawtio eng 4:35 pm. week dav, Alexandria, 4-20. 11%) am. 32 ™ CHSAPEAKE AND OFIO RAILWAY fect 14 te Tost eosaplete eplid tray sere : Ty incianet and Tonle 223 PM. DAILY.—"Cinciamed a Speclal"—Salid Veetiivied, newly Feutipsed Boece triclighted, Steam-hentod” Tritt. Pails St. Lonis, 6:35 pon. VM. DAIL! fed” 4 nalidd wow and Pallman sleeper for Tucionatt. Lexington Loulevitle, | without lense Lnaw Nleopat Virgiala Hot Springs, week 4 am. Ob pration cae cinnatt, 5.50 pam: Lex: Charlottecvile, Warnestere’, Saunten and : gt Virginia. ‘pots; éaily, except Scaday, fon Leterme, sliman Yorations and tickets a* company's ef fives. 1421 Denasylverds aren +4 powerful Nerve Stivm he remedies for Nery oir Neuralgia, ass of people Imries sleepy, le - - ve is ao. remedy equal te thi conic: Tt kee been tn neg, for nearly forty th te Cale 820 8 aw, stm Ino tmeit of all disaseg cousultation free and strictly onmideny Ear Se years’ ex of me The only. resular ine ong Magnetic ther 1a he city, All chronic ew ond selemtit ru watdle treated arwam, Print les OGiees ans “Tay Consultation tree, st. nw, 2 door from riyl5tn So ereceressoce: UNDERTAKER. W. 2. Spears, | Undertaker & Embalmer, 40 Te + Dan thaceed .