Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1894, Page 8

8 _— THE EVENING STAk, MONDAY, AYER’S | AYER'S HAIR VIGOR Hair Vigor FoR GROWTH PREVENTS AND | BALDNESS, conor. Removes Dandruff RESTORES COLOR NES y To aaa Faded & Gray via | HAIR. GROWTH | ore — THE | Sotoede | Best Dressing. -tried Winslow's Soothing Syrup for It sent nis the and is. th ts a both ESTION KADIC of Angostura Bitt LLY CURED BY TIT x facturers, Dr. z SUBURBAN NEWS + ANACOSTIA, ‘There was a small-sized riot in Hillsdale yesterday morning about 11 o'clock. Ed- ward H. Eaton, who resides on top of the hill, just beyond Hillsdale, was assisting St a small store at that place, and the cus- Swmary number of colored loungers were standing around the entrance. Eaten made some effort to drive them away, and was set upon by the negroe: He was in the middie of the street when a shower of stones fell around him. Three white men Harry Hinwood, Charles Pyies and Lennie Anderson, rushed from the s into the Street, and the negroes, who athered in a mob and were surryimdias Eaton, re- treated some distance, still throwing stones. One large stone struck Eaion in the back, as he mede a rusn for the interior of the store, and knocked him to the ground. f- ficer Robey arrived at this moment, and in- quired into the disturban E. this morning swore out a Justice Carrol Smith, as John Will jams, a colored man, with alt. Wille jams is the man alleged to have thrown the large rock. A big blaze was caused a: the A Stockyards near Benning on night. About ‘ nck a sto. taining fifty-six barrels of gas fire, and s flames. Other cars were shifted down the track, out of reach of the burnin; mv but nothing could be done to «ave the con- tents of the car on fire. It was suppose] to Rave caught from the spark of a lamp in the hands of one of the workm=n_ Mrs. James England of Jefferson street is visiting Mrs. J. P. Talbert of Oxon Hill. Miss Lena Talbert of Oxon Hill is visiting Mrs. Sarah Lanham on Jackson street. Mr. Edward Jenkins of East Washington be visiting Mrs. Thomas Littleford at Belle- vie : Mrs. Frances Berry of Oxon Hill is visit- ne rs. James Simpson at Congress Heights. we . The Congress Heights Suntay school will soon begin a revival at that place. Henry Havenner of Norfolk is visiting Mr. Joseph Havenner at Congress Heights. A runaway horse resulted in the painful bruising and scratching of several persons Saturday afternoon on the Good Hope 4, in Anacostia. While driving down the bili near the German Orphan Asylum the shaft of a surrey, containing Mrs. James Dot of Arthur street and two friends, Mrs. Wrightson and Miss Albright, Ethel Dorey and Frank Doney, broke 's0se and fright- ened the horse, which dashed down the road. At Harrison and Taylor streets Frank Doney, who was driving, lost control of the horse, which swerved around the corner, upsetting the vehicle anc throwinz the occupants into the street. All of them Were somewhat bruised, and the ladies bad their faces badly scratched. The Baptist revival progressed last might at the Anacostia Baptist Ch irch. Arrangements have been about completed for a sociable to be given oy the Wom-:.'s Relief Corps of John A. Lozaa Post, ¢ A. R. The affair will be in the nature of readings from Dickens and will be termed an evening with that author. Refreshments will be served to the guests present by the ladies of the corps. The coumittee w have the matter in charge are Mrs. Jane McLean, and Mesdames Pek, North, Carrie King and Nicholson. ———. __ WoopsIDE. ‘The last regular meeting of the Irving Literary and Social Club, which was well attended, was held at the residence of John Paul Jones, on which occasion music was the order of the evening. Before adjourn- ment an election of officers was held for the ensuing three months, and Henry W. Olds was chosen president. The next meet- ing of the club will take place at the house of Mrs. Selina D. Wilson, Friday, the 14th instant. A very pleasant social gathering was held at the home of J. E. Beredict on Wedaes- day evening. Mr. Benedict and Mrs. G. H. Wright gave piano solos; Messrs. Henry and Edson Olds gave vocal solos, and Mr. Peabody a violin solo. Among the guests resent were Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Wrizat, ym. Wright, jr.. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brad- ford, Miss Fenwick, Miss Bollan, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olds, Mrs. K. S. Olis, Edso1 Olds and Mrs. C. Junken. Mr. and Mrs. Towers and daughter of Washington are the guests of Mrs. Laura -Wilson. The Woodside Athletic Association will hold a fall meet September 15 at its grounds, located on the farm of Wright Curtis. —————— SLIGO. Charles B. Graeves, the postmaster at Sligo, has recently made some improve- at her cottage on Broadway, is improving slow! W. Redin Woodward and family have just returned from a trip to Red Sulphur Springs and Chautauqua Lake. Rev. J. M. Slarrow and family have left for their home in Washington. ods, © Tracy has returned from Toledo, vhio. Mrs. Mitchell and her daughter, Mrs. Car- son of Washington, are the guests of Mrs. H. L. Strang on Grove avenue. Mrs. J. D. Smith is again at her cottage on Broadway, having spent the past month with her mother in Bath, N. J. Mrs. Thomas Dowling and daughter left for Washington on Tuesday. Jesse H. Wilson returned on Thursday from an extensive trip through the north. Wm. S. Dyer and family have closed their cottage and returned to Washington. Miss Alice Carey, who spent the month of th Avgust with Miss ce Dowling, left for Washington on Monday. Mr. end Mrs. Joel Tilton, with their little son, left here on Tue: winter in Georgetown. Dr. and Mrs. Luther B. Wilson and their ughter Julla have gone to Boston by sea. rs. M. J. Angel and daughter of Balti- more left for their home on Mond: Mrs. Susan Buzzee, who has be Mrs. Th Dowling, ha home in Georgetown. James McDowell and family, who have oc- cupied Mr. Gordon's cottage on Grove ave- jay and will spend the @ p visiting returned to her nue, left on Thursday for their home in Washington. A masquerade party was given at the residence of Wm. Gaither on the Rockville Pike a few evenings ago. Quite a large number from the ‘e were among the in- vited guests. Games and other amusements were indu' 1 in, refreshments were served and at a late hour the merry party separat- ed for their respective homes. Among those Tresent were Mrs. Lambert Bergman, Mr. j and Miss Potbury, Mr. and Miss Mirriam, isses Rollins, Mrs, Hartman and Frank Bushby. and Mrs. Alfred Wood and daughter have closed their cottage on Grove avenue and sone for a visit to friends near Nor- peck. Miss Dabbs and Miss Lucy Mirriam, after @ very delightful visit to Mrs. J. D. Ogden of Hyattsville, have returned to the Grove. _— TAKOMA, Cards of admission for the dance to be given by a couple of young lady guests of Hotel Takoma on ‘Tuesday evening must be peesented at the door. Only a limited num- ber of mMvitations having been issued. A badge will be given in exchange for card of invitation, the former to be worn during the evening by those participating. Mrs. A. G. Thomas has returned from Deckertown, N. J., where she spent a fort- night with Irtends and relatives. Mrs. Hewett of Vernon, ‘Texas, is a guest ef Mrs. J. A. Finch. Mr. Finch ts in Mercy, Cab. where he his business interests. J. W. Poler, with his son and daughter, irman and Miss trene Poler, who have been for several weeks visiting the parents of the former, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Poler, returned Saturday to their home in Brookiyn, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gilbert, with Miss Madge and J. Ordway Gilbert, who have been summering at Hotel ‘Takoma, have re- turned to their homes. M. F. Halteck is spending a few days in New York. Miss Me ‘herson will resume her position as a teacher in the Arthur building with the reopening of same, remaining with her sis- fet, Mrs. Myron Coon, until about Novem- ber 1. Mrs. J. Owen Dorsey and Miss Virginia Dersey are visiting friends in Virginia, On Friday night pedestrians in the neigh- borhood of the residence of Mrs. Norman Brainard were attracted by a beautiful and unusual sight, namely, a night-blooming cereus with three perfect flowers, which reacted perfection about midnight. "Yonight will probobly witness a repetition of this beautiful sight. Three buds remain, mak- ing ten flowers which this plant will yield this season. - — GARRETT PARK: The residents of Garrett Park gave a dance at the pavilloft Of Friday night last which was well attended by the peopie of the Patk and a large contingent from Washington. Under the floor management of Dr. Lamar Cobb the evening was spent in delightful enjoyment. Those participat- ing on this, one of the last occasions of the kind for the summer season, were Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Springer, Misses Nellie and Mae Rice, J. T. Allen, Mrs. E. D. F. Brady, E. J. Brady, Misses Rose and Clara Marsh, Dr. W. E. Pairo, Mr. and Mrs. Henrik Gahn, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilson, Miss Allison, Mrs. Hellen, Misses Hellen, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Soleau, Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Bingham, Miss Florence Bingham, Hor- ace Bingham, George Cooper, Mrs. 'C. G. Berryman, Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Lee, Mirs ‘Winchester, Miss Darling, Miss Keyser, Mr. Porter, J. R. Hampton, Lamar Cobb, C. M. Clark, Miss Josephine Merrick, Mrs. Vivian Brent, F. EB. Porter, A. M. Harts- field, B. W. Harper; G. W. Drew, J. W. Purman, E. E. Barton, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Phillips, Malcom Eccleston, G. C. “Payne, Le Roy Topping, Mr. Kautman, Mr. Gal- ger and H. P. Holden. Gen. and Mrs. I. C. Abbott are on a visit at Occoquan, Va. Miss Mary Holmes of Washington {a the guest of her sister, Mrs. Deefendorf. Mr. Burkhart of Washington is visiting J.T. Allen. E. T. Kaufman has returned after a visit to relatives at Lancaster, Pa. ———— FALLS CHURCH. At the opening of the third day's pro- ceedings of the district conference of the Alexandria district, Virgina conference, M. E. Church, on Saturday, the devotional exercises were led by Rev. Geo. McCort of Old Point. A resolution to substitute in future district conventions for the district conference was defeated by a large ma- jority. Rey. J. E. Allender reported the condi- tion of the Waterford circuit. Rev. G. W. Stallings gave a history of his work at Chesapeake City, and stated that the num- ber of drinking saloons in that place during the tast year had been reduced from sixty to thirty-seven. Mr. Armstrong, class leader from Fairfax, reported the condition of his class. ‘The hour of 11 having arrived, the Rev. W. T. Schooley preached an interesting and instructive sermon from the parable of the “Uninvited Guest.” At the afternoon ses- sion the devotional exercises were led by Ments to his store, and contemplates tak- ing immediate steps for further improve- ments. W. E. Mannakee, who recently erected a warehouse and store at Silver Spring sta- tion, which was mentioned in The Star at the time, finding that it was not of suffi- clent capacity, has had another story added thereto. Nathan Shaw was surprised during the Pythian encampment by a visit to him of his son, George Shaw, who is residing at Chillicothe, Ohio. After spending a. week with his father, Mr. Shaw returned to his beme. —_ KENSINGTON. ._ The regular monthly meetings of the Wo- man’s Home Missionary and Ladies’ Aid societies of the Methodist Church will be held cn Wednesday, from 11 o'clock to 4, at the home of Mrs. W. W. Eldridge. Mrs. Frank B. Figgins has been visiting friends at Hunting Hill, Md. Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Detrick are visiting their son at Nomint creek, Va. Miss Nannie Russell has been speniing the past month with friends in Washington. Miss Aletha Brewer of Beltsville, Md. who has been visiting the Misses Man: kee, has returned home. Mrs. H. K. Corrick and children left to- day for a visit to relatives in Georgetown. Mre. Mary C. Fawcett and children have returned from Middletown, Md., where they have spent the past six weeks. Miss Gertrude Ward of Washington, who has been visiting Miss Nannette Milliken, returned home Saturday, accompanied by Mise Milliken. Mrs. Amanda Potts of Baltimore has been visiting Mrs. Wm. Calhoun. H. K. Corrick is spending a few days in Middletown, Md. The Epworth League meeting was led last evening by Mrs. H. L. Amiss. > WASHINGTON GROVE. John B. Rollins of Salem, Mass., is the gxest of his daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Al- len, on the Circle. Representative Hartman of Broadway left last week for a brief visit to his former bome in Montana. Mrs. To |, who has been quite sick Rev. G. W. Stallings. Mrs. Farnsworth, district steward of Manassas, and E. L. Robertson, Sunday school superintendent at Bristol, submitted their reports. S. P. Eaton and G McCook were ex- amined, and were unanimously licensed to preach. The conference adjourned until Monday. On Sunday, at a. m., the district com ference love feast was conducted by Rev. G. W. Stallings. At 11 a. m. Presiding El- der Shipman preached ably on “Tearing Down and Bullding Up," after which the presiding elder, assisted by the Rev. G. P. Wanless of Roanoke district and Rev. C. W. Ball of Herndon, administered the sac- rament of the Lord’s supper. At 3:15 p. m. Rev. U. S.A Heavener conducted a chil- dren's service and delivered an instructive Giscourse. AUS p. m. the Rev. G. P. Wanless, one of Virginia's veteran Methodists, preached with the vigor of youth to a large congregation. The conference will probably adjourn on ‘Tuesday, and then there will be a pro- tracted meeting, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. S. A. Ball, assisted by a number of the visiting clergymen. The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor was largely attended last even- ing. A number of the delegates to the dis- trict conference were present and partic- ipated in the exercises. The meeting was led by Dr. Tunis Quick. Mrs. J. H. Garretson, Mrs. E. J. Northrop and Jas. Leonard returned on Saturday from Staunton, where they have been in at- tendance on the Grand Lodge of I. 0. G. Templars. _—— BROOKLAND. Lydia Anadale of Westmoreland county, Va., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Means of Michigan avenue. Luther Nash of Westmoreland county is also visit- | ing Mr. and Mrs. Means. Mr. Houghton and family have removed from 12th street, University Heights, to Washington. Christopher Jarrett and his con Frank of Harewood road, who were so badiy injured by the fall of a scaffolding at St. Paul's Catholic Chureh, are now considered to be improving rapldly. Edward $. Morgan and wife have gone with the Washington repzesentatives of the G. A. R. to Pittsburg, where Mrs. Miss Morgan will visit her sister. | The confirmation class of St. Clement’= N. Brentwood Anthony yesterday being “Li Fatn| v. politan By od in Warren ai Mission, the text The pu on Saturd dier.s Corp A. cel circles family, season, nary. principal presiden The members school of the Queenstown were greatly Charles C. the summer in Maine, and } from her class almc The hour for the vesper services Catholic D. McCabe, D.L JA. C evening at the residence Quinn, on Lowell street, i Miss Florence Wilson of has been spending some B. Malone. Archibald Small of New returned home after a pleasan his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. ad road. with them again their supecint H Lynch, of rejoiced yester 4: SEPT EMBER 10, 1 Protestant Episcopal Mission will again meet in the town hall tomorrow evening. The sewing guild will also mest tomorrow of Mrs. William st Brookla ast Washington ime with Mrs. York city has visit. with H. Small of the primary Baptist Chu to have who ha Ss been absent ta year. at St. 1 was changed from 7:30 to 4:30 p.m et Your aptist. Ch very pleasing manne! the Stru nd Mrs. The young rector of St. Clemen’ Rev. Jam another able sermon in the auditorium of the town hall, from he Pert Fears God. Ipit of t lay night. Mis: ‘ss M: under She is Rev. Church Tabor preacaed the second of his series of sermons to the Hrookle M. E. congregation last evening, the su a Soul eight Itself ‘The exercises of the Queenstown B. Y. P. were led by U. 8. Hanks f th rch of Wash The subject was Remarks were Metro- KK le. made by Albert Brewood, Charles }. Perry, Nellie Middlekauff, Mrs West, Charles H. chwier. P. E. Crowe, preached yesterday morning, es T. fect Man Is One That he Baptist Church of Brookland was filled morning and evening by Rev. Robert R. West, who had good and attentive audiences on both occasions. Mrs. Frank T, Howe, Miss Marie and Mr. Geo. A. Howe went to Old Point Howe A concert will be tendered the old sol- at Sheridan Hall, grounds of the Soldiers’ evening by the South Washington Musical ny, under the direction of Miss M. A. Browre. Among those taking part in this entertainment are Miss M. soprar.o of St. Blanche Wood, Miss Madeline Turnbrooke, B. Taxlor, Mr. J. Keating, Mr. W. Graham, Miss Edward O'Neill and gram has been caretclly selected. Miss M. Browne, concerts are given, is well known in musi- situated in the Home, tomorrow Wright, solo Dominic's Church; Miss Miss Katherine Browne, Mr, Linwood Miss R. The pro- 's M. Cofeman, ‘abel Johnson. whose direction these the organist at the Sol- diers’ Home, and is very popular with the old scldiers. Will ‘assedy and in The following-named are the recent ar- rivals at Glen Manor: Mrs. daughter, Mr. Dashiel, Mr. and Mrs. J. W Anderson, Miss Lillie Cobb of Norfolk, The Forest Inn has been closed for the and on September opened for the education of young women, under the title of the National Park Semi- dt is announced that the board of directors will consist of the follow known gentlemen: ‘Theodore W. Noycs, B. H. Warner, Lorenzo S. W. Tulloch and Prof, the last named being the charge affairs of the seminary, Grace Circle of the King's Da <a lawn party at Carroll Springs, the beautiful home of Dr. A handsome sum was realized by donation and otherwise for the benefit of the circle andi for charitable purposes. of Grace Circle are Mrs. W. Riley Deeble, ; Mrs. Oscar Woodward, vice pres- R. B. Mosher and m Ridgely, son and it will be ny well- Crisp, Speaker Chas. F of the general ughters re- G. He Wright. The officers ident, and Miss Maud Getty, secretary. The officers of the association, Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Wright and his guests at the sanitartum contributed largely to the success of the party. Benton G. Ray of Texas is paying a short visit to his parents here. Lieut. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart, who have during the past few years greatly assisted in social enjoyment here, have moved to Washington. A championship tournament for Mary- land, Virginia and the District of Columbia will take place at Forest Glen on the 25th instant, under the management of Bohrer von Orendorf, when the championship gold medal and other prizes will be awarded. At the last. meeting of the Independent Order 02 Good Templars at Linden the fol- lowing officers were installed for the en- suing term: W. Scudder, V.T.; Miss J. Lawrenc M. Engle, tary; 7. chaplain Miss Mamie Montgomery, . Wright, C. T.; Mrs. S.J.T.; J. Wolfe, secre- financial 1G. M. secretary; F. Bergfeld, treasurer; Will Ray, guard; Miss Agnes Scudder, sentinel; Miss Laura Ray, assistant secretary, and Mrs. J. M. Gugie, D.M. a BRIGHTWOOD. The Brightwood public school will open on the 17th instant, with a new assistant added to the corps of teachers. The funeral of Miss Marie Lonsdale took place Friday from the Rock Creek Church. ‘The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Buck and Kev. Mr. Coales. The Epiphany Church choir sang during the service. Mrs. Charles W. Meyers is quite sick at her home. ‘The family of J. W. Keene of Brightwood Park, accompanied by their guest, Miss Mattle Ray, have returned from a summer's sojourn, spent at Colonial Beach. George Mckiwee of Flint street has re- turned from Atlantic City. Miss Bertha Robinson of Georgetown has been visiting her cousin, Miss Lula Keene. Mrs. ‘Ihemas Beall and son have returned from a visit to relatives in Charlottesville, Va. Tra —_=s__ fers of Indian Teachers, Much additicnal work has been imposed upon the clerical force of the Indian bureau by the large number of transfers of field employes between the vurlous reservations, For about three weeks the regular work of the bureau has been materially clogged by the routine matters incidental to the trans- fer orders. Already the transfers of sev eral hundred teachers in the service have been ordered. AUCTION SALES. _ _FUTUK DAYS. RATCLIFFE, DAK & CU., AUCTIONEERS. CHANCERY following O'CLOCK P division of bounded as fon 30 fee feet and ‘Terms of equal insta paid to the cord the of t Vertisement ght ts MICHAEL J. COLBE! 8e10-dkds pany house doo at the puri If the terms w: defaulting A. A. HOE! DIRECTORS. SALE OI REAL ESYATE, SITU STREET BEYWEEN DAN SOULHWESL, KEAR oe BELW AND E SEREELS SOUTHWEST. F BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No. 13428, wherein Michael G. McCormick 1s comi- pluimant aud David Hammersley and others are defendants, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale at public auction, 1 frout of the pret FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST TEMBER, A.D. 1894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. rew Washington, HIGH est istrict of Columbia, of lots 5 and 6, in square 353, bounded Beginuing for the same on Eleventh street west a @ point 265 feet north from the southwest corner of said square and running thence worth 25 feet, thence east 99 feet 10% inches, thence south feet and thence west to the point of begiuning, Improved by two tw Nos, 422 and 4224 Ele’ AND, on the same day, at HAL <P. the wali sale at public ‘auc part of lot 9, i Bequ follows: then hence with sale: One-t on each parcel in cash and the ments, date of not reserved t in 1 WARD H. will offer or, in th AND OF e 435, in said city and Beg corner of sald lot and the viding Ine between lots 9 and 10 of said subdivis- e south 20 feet, theace east 30 payable respectivery in and two years, with Inte secured by deed or deeds of trust thercon, or the purchaser or purchasers may pay the entire pur- chase money in cash, at his or thelr posit of $200 will bie required on the first ta and a deposit of $100 will ond parcel at the (ime of sule. HLING, Jr., Truste ABLE ED ON IMPROVED ELE 1 A HSTREEL DAY OF situated in follows: 23, ory brick dwelling heuses, enth street southwe FIVE "AS trustees will offer for ing at the nee West with the di- the rear hountary line of sald lot 9 north 20 feet to the point of beginning. bird of the purchase money palamee in two est from the day of sale, option. A'de- be required on the sec he taxes will be All conveyancing and re- sere cost. complied with, in 15. resell at the risk a aser, after 5 days ning Star newspaper. 1 . THOMAS, THE ANNAPOLIS WATER pubite rate, gt the city of Annapotie, the 18th day of September, 1 lock a.m., seventy 5 per cent first coupon bonds of the face value of $500 each, to $10,000 For partic 80S, 12415 st fi 4 follow at thi at th at th at thy at ulars appl Fame 10 Chu: n Jul at the exp y the expiration of 30 ye 1, 1894, aud to be’ re- viz piration of iy to WOOD IGLEHART, retary b circle, AUCTION SALES. tus ketiRNoon. DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS. AND* ME PWEELING: By virtue of a deed of trust to us bearing date June 1, A.D. 189 corded in follo fast re trict of Columbia, and at th west of the party secured thi We Will sell at public auction front of th ises. on THURSDAY, THE OF AUGUST, ACD. 1894. REGIN- R O'CLOCK PAL, the following de- ik of land, situate’ in the county of Dist ri otal tain lots in. bl trustee, and Meadows, wild first nan corded in the office of th of Columbia, in county book 8, being improved third cash, balance tn one and notes of the purchaser, bear- sate of 6 per cent per annum, e semi-annually, and secured upon td, will th or all cash, at twill be required id recording at complied with, otherwise trustees roperts wt risk atid USTHE Al SAL POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TENTH, 1804. same hour. MATILON Al ALDIS B. BRO au29-cod FUTURE DAYS, _ ‘S SALE or REAL Pht By virtue of a power of mile contained in a mortgage from Delle Lew 2 Lewis of M States Low Hagerstow ber, A.D. reconls of M y hounty in Liber J. 4. 41, folio 194, the undersigned, as) attorm said and duly wsthorized thereb on the premise TH DAY OF vo. 4 and all ‘Takoma 1 and a halt-scee: avenny new take HALP-PAST FOUR O° One-third cash, ents at six amd tw months ¥ of sale. ‘Phe deferred payments to be cured, if required, by tgaze upon the erty SRY KYD DO Attorney for Mor LIFE, DARK & €O., AU Trustee’s Sale of all the Handsome Bar Fixtures, Ice Box, Liquors, Din= ing Tables, Dining Chairs, Coffee Urn, China and Glass- ware,Clock,Screen Mirrors, Large Range, Kitchen Re- quisites,... License, &c., &c., im the Res= taurant No. 407 1oth St. N.W. By virtue of a chattel of trust and at ON) request of the pai signed trustee will tion, on ise west. on FRIDAY, TEM 14, oO the goods a wttels: mentioned Ted to said trust. ‘This sale Xeellent opportunity for’ parties in h of magniticeut bur fixtures, de. us cash, HENRY F. WOODARD, se1O-dkdbs ‘Trust WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONE! BAY HO! ONE SURE ed of trust, dated Au- ded in Mber No. the lind records of ard by al T shall sell at 1946, folio 261, e District of ty secured theret to the bighest hue northwest), ON TWELFTH, A‘D. 1804, AT AM., the following personal prope: Uoned and deseribed in schedule marked ‘A’ an bexed to said trust ONE BAY HORSE, ONE SORREL HORSE, ONE CAB, ONE SURR TWO SET HARNESS, Tesms of sale: Cash, GEORGE T. GIBRONS, BeT-4t ‘Trustee, THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers, 612 E st. ow, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE! EFF AND FURN) INCLUDING 1. CONTAINED FREDON! AND 1323 H STREET NORTH WEST. By virtue of a deed of trust to us bearing date September 1, AD. 1893, and duly recorded in Liber No, 1845, folio 184 et Seq, of the land re the District of Columb nd at the reque ured. therel th teen, Will, sell at, pu on SATURDAY, THE of the undersigned trus- on the premises, PIFTEENTH DAY OF : A.D. 1804, AT HALE. i A.M. all apd singular thi fixtures and household f being In and upon the messuage or nt and appurtenances known as the HO- TEL FREDONIA, and numbered 1321 and 1323 H ae $3,912.20 and interest from Sep- sh, anid and 12 Terms of sal tember 1, 1s04, und expenses of sale balance payable in two equal payments months, with 6 per cent Interest, and secured upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. “A deposit of $500 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing and recording at Purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be complied With In six days from date of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell at risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser or purchasers. WILLIAM W. DANENIOW WASHINGTON DANENHOWE 8e6-8t ‘Trustees. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE: 1fTH ST. BEL. F AND G STS. N.E., BE- ING KNOWN AS’ THE ISREAL’ “BAPTIST CHURCH, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust given to us and duly recorded in Liber No. 1733, folio 24 et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia,’ and at the request of the party secured thereby,’ we will ion, in front of premises, on 2 ; HTEENTH DAY OF MBER, A.D. 1804, AT HALF-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK, the following described real estate, situate in the cit: Of Washington, District of Columbla, to wits Ait that certain piece or parcel of land ‘and premises known and distinguished ag and being the south twenty-four (24) feet #ix (6) Inches front by one hundred (100) feet ten and one-half (10%) inches deep to a thirty (30) foot alley of lot seventeen (17). in square numbered nine hundred and sixty (966), the south boundary being a pu&fie 15-foot alley’ on the south side; ald lot being subject to & deed of trust for $3,000 and interest Terms: All cash aboye the trust. A deposit of $200 required upon ceptanee of bid. If the terms of sale are not complied with within fifteen days from the day of sale the trustees assume the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days’ ad- vertising of such ‘sale fn some newspaper published in Washington, D.C. All conveyancing and. re- cording at purchaser's cost. JOHN Ty ARMS, Trustee. W. CLARENCE ‘DUVALL, Trustee, AUCTIONEERS, TWO THREE-SPORY RUMBERED 353 AND veds of trust to ms, ADD TS02, and duly follos 50 he land reco the re premises, H DAY OF AT HALF scex OF pare: is of land and ished as and being lots bis subdivision in square in 1 ses, known and distit 50 and in_Jesse D. Buuibered as per plat recorded In lier 20, folio 54, of the records of t! surveyor's office of the District ef Columbia, together with the im- provements. thereon, consisting of two three-stors brick dwellings, numbered and 335 He street northeast, ms of sal to be pald in re One-third of the purehase money ein thre equal install- ments, paxab twe and three with 6 per cent. interest. payable nnnaliy, and secured by a deed of trust on the property’ sold, or all at the optic convegancing nd recording NAS MAHLA ALDIS I. cific building, 894—-TEN PAGES. 4. ae on — AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE RAILROADS, ___ TOMORROW. FUTURE Days. (PENNSYLVANIA. RATLIOAD. 10:30 ‘ x LW AN MITED. — . SEPTEM I de. INOS HSPREET ST, | Mairietirg to . Cincinnatl, Indlunapolia, #INNIN TE IsTH AND n- | Ch and and Toled> Boffet Parlor Car to Hare AKOUT TW AND | rishung: Bed Springs, Tablex, « ‘arpets, Racks and. Lambreyath Coffee Urns, of Tron Safe at DUNCANSUN BC ADMINISTR 1 By_virtue the District Pre @ quantity of F By virtue has been duly re « x. of estate of Jon M SLOAN & CO, AUCTIONEERS, 3 fSuccessors to Lather & ¥I S SALE OF UP urlor Suites, wits and Rock Ary Mirrors, Sereens, . Folding Beds,” Wire Hookeases, Book ALSO Sewing Machin Boxes amd lot DUNCAN Aucts: ATRIX § if r of an ord preme Court of ‘ holding a special Twill sell on TUESDAY, NTH, ICK ALM, at th Brox, 9th and’ 1 streets Household _F\ HT AND SQUARE BaK. VIOLINS, BANJOS, Mt ALL” INSTRUM ‘COMBINATION &t «lof assignment to which rded, I will xell at public ane AE, of a de Hon, to the high st bidder for cash, at stoze No. Ti 7th str JOM 'st.cets north: west, on Te KER 1804, COMME the above w and privat ‘Terms COLLATERA ACCOL By virtue “ash. T OF 1 selected stoc duyers respectfully Invited JOHN W. MESS, As N& COL, Auctioneers DARR & CO., Auctioneers, 20 PAL AVE. NIW. SECURITIES AT AUCTIO: WHOM Tr MAY CONCERN, of a collateral note, and by direction of the holder thereef, we will sell at public auc: within on sales "rooms, 020 Pa. ave. now, on TUESDAY, 1 DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 184. at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., the: collat” eral attached to sald note, to wit: One certificate, No. 9, Edgewood syudi Will please ‘Terms Bebe ~~ RATCLIF COLLATERAL SECURITIES AT AUCTIO TOF WHOM If MAY CONCEL AccoU By virtue of the hy thon, at our northwest, Union All part ‘Terms KF. N'Y pledges in nis on Tins, Studs, Year or mere, “used ms, te. AI! parties interested take notlee. MATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, PIONEERS, AUC 2. DARR & CO., ¥ AVE. NW FOR of a collaterul note and by direction der thereof, We Will sell, at public auc- sales rooms, 920 Pennsrlvanis avenue 7 A NTH DAY OF 18a, AT HALF-PAST the collat, Twenty-five ¢ any of the state of Virgiula. terested Will please take notice. RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO. ‘Auctionee / DARR & CO., Auctioneers. cash, on All parties " RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, WARREN JOHNSON, AUCTIUNEER. AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. public auction, a! 2:8 Pennsy consisting of Gold, Watches, Chains, Charms, Cuff Links, Collar Tut Lace Pins, Earrings, Br 3 ‘Coins, Medals, Badges, Solid » large lot of Diamouds and Books,” Gun ea Te= . Dress and Opera HK. FULTON, Vawnbroker, Aue FUTURE DPUNCANSON” BROS. AUCTIONEERS, TRUS ALE OF THE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL 1224 LINDEN STREET Hi TWEEN “TWELFTH AND THIRTEEN] G_AND He STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust dated February 15, 1894, and rec District ambia, in Libe et seq., we will sell’ at publ the premises, on FRIDAY, TEENTH, A -D. q \ the ‘following described land and premises situa in the city of Washing and designated as lot numbered two hundred a land records of the ded among th 1804, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. Digtrict of Columb seventeen (217), In Billing’s subdivision of square numbered ten hundred and four (1004), With all, and singular the improvement, rights, easements, to the same Terms of sale: to be paid in cash, and th ears, to be re two ways, appurtenances pertaining. money ce In one and the notes of the privileges and belonging or in anywire Sue thind of the parc a resented purchaser, bearing f{nterest at the rate of 6 per centitn per annum from day f sale, payable semi- annually, sec erty sold, or all cash, at the opti A deposit of $200 required convevancing and recording Terme of sale to th fAfteen days from day tees reserve the richt chaser. ail chaser. ured by deed of trust ‘upon the prop- of the pur- t time of sale. cost of pur: complied with within of sale, otherwise the trus- to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after ten dars’ notice of such resale Wasbington, au28-dids published in come newspaper of JOHN B. LARNER, WILSON G." REED, Trustees. 1335 F aw. Db. T. E. WAGGAMAN, THEFESTORY BRICK D NORTH CAROLINA AVI EAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber 0. 1867, folio 149, of the land’ records of the mbia, ‘amd at the request of the pa thereby secured, We will sell, at auetl premises, on THULE THIKTFENTH, lot numbered $9 in L. 8. Fristoe, tr t of Col of the al Estate Auctioneer. SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY ELLING, Ni NUE SOUTH DAY. at FIVE O'CLOCK Le Iso, subdivision of square numbered 735, Was! D.C., a8 per the ‘records trict, proj with the {mprov rty will be sold subject to deeds of trust se- follo 198. of plat recorded in, book 1 of the surveyor's office curing $4,000. ‘Terms: One-third cash, of which a deposit of $100 must be made at time of sale, and the balance in equal installments, in one and two years, for which notes of purchaser, Learing interest (payable quarterly) from day of sale, and secured by deed of trust ou cash, at opt property sold, ‘will pe taken, ‘or all jon of purchaser. If terms ‘are mot complied with in ten days from day of sale the Property will be resold at the risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser, after eight day: VERY DESIRABLE TW DWELLID AND BATH AT AUCTIO! On ‘THURSDAY, E . SEPTEMBER, A.'D. 1804, AT FIVE O'CLOCK BRICK M., we will Improved Suited i governn tes Cupltol, United States penstor it printing und new Congressional Library. advertisement. J. W. PILLING, IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustees. |AMAN, Au Be3-cod&ds — DARR & ©0., AUCTIONEERS. s AND CELLAR THE THIRTEENTH DAY ‘sell, in front of the premises, 19, SQUARE 754, above, and conveniently located to oilice, Sold subject to trust of $2,500, payable at wil bea sem interest at 6 per ceat per anpum, payable anually. Terms (over and above trust): $600 to be paid in cash in fifteen day $200 must be balance tos redemption can be chaser. paid in cash, if terms are pot complied with tn fifteen from day of sale, of which id as a deporit on the day of sale, t purchaser, or all of the equity of . oF all of the purchase money at the option of the pur- days, the right to resell the property, at the rink And cost of the defaulting purchaser, ts reserved. All. conveyancing, recording, cont, &c., at purchaser's sed-d&dbs RATCLIFFE, DART & ©0., Aucts. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ AND N’STREI By virtue 182, and duly recorded in Liber’ 1706, folio 15: of the land and by undersigned TEMBER E eg ay ais bi. u ther with the improve- lot 86, in square 513, ether - mas aliove etnted, Sol ms direction of the SALE OF ONB WN: LAR BRICK RESIDENCE, {NORTH WEST. a deed of trust, dated July 1, records of the District of Coluu secured thereby, the rt; trustees will sell, on TUESDA ITEENTH, 1894, AT HAL! in front of the premises, id subject to a trust of $3,000, due June 6, 1897. ‘Persia ‘ot ‘sale: “AIL over and above, vill be very easy, and made known Mn geiey eee Wa. MAYSE, JOHN" McILVEEN, Trastees. TRUSTEBS’ SA LONG MEADOWS, OF DE- SIRALLE I PROVERTY, SoU rit SIDE. OF MOKKIS PLACE BETWEEN 26TH AND H STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded among the land 176 TRENTIC Morris’ recorded in in connty book provements, th cash, the of sal cost. records of the Distrle folio 162, we shall sell, at put ct frent of the premises, on MONDAY, THE SE 1 DAY OF 3 + and dist: subdivision Terms to be complied with of Columbia, In Mber RER, ited, AT FIVE scribed real es- ngton, in said 22, in lock 18, Long Meadows, as per plat or's office of said District, together with the im: : of a tWo-xtory frame ide of Morris place between 26th SEP the the, & streets northeast. One third cash; residue in two equal pat. ments at one and two years, 6 per cent Interest, semt-annually, secured by the notes of the rand deed of trust on the At option of pu : A property so $100 deposit ‘at purchaser ten days, or 1 conveyancing, d&e teustees reserve the right to readvertise and ‘sell at defaulting purchaser's vost and risk. THOS, DOW! seG-d&ds CHARLES H. CRAGIN, WILLIAM McK. OSBORN, LING & 0U., Ancts. ‘Trustees. together | 10:30 AM. PAST LINE.—Pullman Bat Car Parlor and Dintag A in the fa Liter . Mehun, ants ing and Din Cincinnati, Ls rit ing Car to Dintag Car te jarrisburg to Cleve Mining ¢ rrisbarg to Clncionatt. cara oO PM ra IFIC EXPRESS. —Pullman Sleeps ipod ogi fe [Kase Canandatens, Rochester and ered ae hundred (ais dew cacept, Sunday, follews, and R H street viz: Be northeast sak) square e west On sald line teensy. « rin hondred and. four (104). feet @ix 4a) | 200 pam. fe , thenba sant: Coumty , thence moth | Beiiale Sats, one hundred and four | urday, with 4) feet six 46) inches fe~ we wevertives, Yo adeed of | aod Ratanians x: , trust tM aud Addis B.. Brow ” Ha ee Nore, and the a dirted March. ing payment of $13.KK pm. Nar wi Pare Syren stan (nein, ees ra, with Dining Car fron Tattimers, radhenect gy meek Pt gg ep cnc yoerog York dalle. for Philadelpiia week Bg above mentioned dwelling. $5.000 cash und the assumption deed of trust by amen, aud th years from day of wale, for which | the purchaser, with interest frou day secured on suid real estate, will be All conveyancing and recording at the cost of th purchaser, posit of $00 will be required at m. For week day of sale For Boston without ange, 7:30 ek and p.m. daily. ugirwedee- 15 at the time of &: and if the terms are not “ty, 9:00 (Satontars only), 9:40, within fifteen day ™ p.m. week d ves the right to resel Fer Balt) 62. 72 7, S90, & action, after five days’ p 10:20, 11-00 and 11 08 2. 201. 8 tothe risk cost of the 4 es = 76, defaulting. purchaser. ies = 10:40, “11-15 ‘and i1-85.'p oy JOHN J. JOUNSON, ‘Trustee, 755 pm. ve, 1030, 1h Lis weSdkde ai 0) Ny ot. aw. Toit, | ‘oo aes as i 10, ‘or Pope's Ame, TD 0 nd 45 z Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.,Aucts., daily, exert Sovshag eee - Annapolis, 29, 20 and 11) am, and 920 Pa. Ave. No W. | at nadie. excepe ‘Stussy.’ sundae, 9300 se _ 2 Atlanti< st Line Ex for Richmond, Jace sonville and ‘Tampa, 4 a.m, 330 pm. datty. nnouncemen i EE on am week days Accommodation for Quantico, 7:45 a.m. daily, and 425 pin week oe eo 4 Alexandria, Extraordinary. The Entire Con is tents of the PERS TR aS, OS Be and 11-08 pm. 2:15, ‘Ticket offices, northeast corner of Lith stheet Penresivanla avenue, and at the station, Oh Sek Hi strrets, where onders cam te left for the Meeks a e to destination from hotel of ages = and res Woodmont Flats, Cor. 13th & lowa Circle, gt ——, ET Sey BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, To Be Absolutely) “ore ee Jersey ne e and C street. For Chicago and Northwest. Vest! Sold uled Limitee At Public Auction | "3 #8033 ispe, 2m at. express daily 118 Staunton, 11:15 and way stat Natural Bridge, Memphis and "3 P-m., daily,’ sleeping care thi For Luray, 3:30 p.m. daily. For Baltimore, week dass, 37:10, 27-00, 8200 48 3 Within the Prem- ises on MONDAY, Sept. 17, 1894, Beginning at 10 QO’clock A. M. “ise on the above well-appointed premises pired, the owner hax directed us to dis- prier to beginning Ing the entire bouse 34°20, 5:00, 6: . 8:30, 1 39:30 ae and 11:35 mimites), Pw. For Hagerstown, 11:15" a.m. and 03:30 pm. For Boyd and way pointe, 09:40 p.m. For Gaithersburg and way points, £6:00, a8: 812:50, £3200, 04:38, W635, NTO, WIL ‘ington Junction and way points, 9: cL:15 p.m. Express trains, stopping priveipal siations only. 24:90, ab 30 p.m OYAL BLUE LINE POR NEW YORK AND ughly reno before re-leaxing the premises. The furniture, which ts in first-class condition, ists of Parlor Suites and Odd Pieces, Chamber Sultes and Odd teuds, et Mattresses and Bedding, Vilows and Bolst Toilet Ware, Pier aud Mantel throughout the house, Lace Curtains,” Window roe id and Draperies, Dining Keom Furnt\ P. PHILADELPHIA. Chakers, {Glass snd Vated Ware, Kitchen Fur. | |For (Philadelphia Sew York, Boston and the niture and requisites, and everything usually found | east, datiy. 4-40, 8:00 (10:00 am ex. San. Dl in a well-appointed hotel, ty which we iuvite geu- | Car). (200 Dining Car), 3:00 G05 Dining Carl, ero] attention, $:00' (11:30 p.m.” Sleeping Car, open at 10:00 Terms cash. O'clock), RATCLIFFE, DARE & ©0. Boffet Parlor Cars on all day trains. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, AUCTIONEERS. For Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle City an@ Brigantine Beach, week 4:20 Gnd 10:00 amg 12:00 noon; Sundays, 4:20 a.m. and 12:00 noon. SALE (OF VALUARLE Bt # Except Sunday. 0 Daily. “¢ Sanday only. r. ELLING NC . EOF TELE aS eo TEESE | Baggage called tor ned checked trom hotels au@ residences by Union Transfer Comp u on orders le gine left at Ucket offices, 619 and 1551 Pa. ave, and By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Ss ‘33, one depot. Detrice oe Calto 33. one of the land records of the | *y! BY caurnecs, CHAS. 0. SCULL, Col beta, iu pursuance of an onder > ~1 pen, | 5 Supreme Coult of the Dintter ax | 2s. Gen. Manager. Geo, Puss Agt | Columbia, ug an Equity Court, passed on the Sth day Of Septctuber, ALD. 1804, it ey No. 132, 1 Will offer for sale ba SOUTHERN RAILWAY, (PIEDMONT al@ LINES Sebedule in effect July 1, 1894. All trains orrive and leave at Peonsylvants Pas ‘ion. Washington, D. C. m. tally Local for Dansilie and tntere je stations, connects at Lynchburg with the Norfolk apd Western raliroad westward, @aly, Gd at Manassas for Strasburg, daily. except Sup O'CLOCK P.M., ie, situate in the of Washingtoa, District of Columbla, to wit: that certain piece of land and premises known aud distinguished as and being lot numbered 35, in Theresa Arnold's subdivision in square mum: ett bered 275, as per plat recorded in Liber 14, follo | T101 am, THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAST 76, of the recor office of the surveyor of | MATL —Dat _— Pullman Ruftet S District of ith “the in New York snd Washington via Charlotte and’ Oo: 1 nada hg prick store and dwelling. | lumbia ‘to Savannah and Jacksonviic, uniting fe The property will be sold subject to a prior deed | Charlotte with Sik for Al of trust for $3,350 and interest thereoa from | threugh Pullman Buter Sleeper Kem January 16, 1800. nis of ‘sale: One-half cash, the balance in six months, with interest at 6 per cent. per annum from date of sale, secured by deed of trust. on Property sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur- chaser. If terms of sale are not. complied with gomry, with connections New Orleans. Con- Decte at Atlante, for Birmiogham, Ala. Columbus and Greenville, Miss. — and ntermetinty Front Royal within ten (10) days from date of sale the trus- X AND Sor tee reserves the Fighe to resell said property at LED LIMITED. Somapeued of Pol the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after | maa Vestibuled Sleepers and Dining Com, fone via, five days’ readvertisement tu sume bewspaper pub Charlotte and mbia to Augusta. Re Lshed in the District of Coluwtia. A deposit of | Jacksonville and Tampa, carrying Pullman. St $100 will be required at time of sale. New York Ta: ‘Also. operates Pul WILLIAM B. TURPIN, Surviving Trustee, Riceper New York to New Orleans via Atlanta BeG-d&ds 142) N.Y. ave. | Moutgomers, New York to Asheville ‘via Salisbury, rosea Incton' to Memphis igh RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Washingtee to Aucusta, via Columila. “Dining ‘coe — Greensboro’ to Mont, q TRUSTEES’ SALE OF | TWO-STORY BRICK | TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OFTO DIVE DWELLIN NO. 149 MASSACHUSETTS AVE- | S10N leave Washington at 9:10 a.m. A NUE NORTHEAST, BETWEEN FIRST AND Sunday, and 6-33 pm. | SECOND STREETS. ind HIM, and 4:32 p.m. da’ By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us, bear- Leesburg, and @:38 pin. ing, date the 20th dar of Jamuarr, AD. Isl, Returning. arrive Wasbinzton §:38 and duly recorded in Liber 1345, follo 458. et seq. =. from Round Hill, 8:84 of the land records of the Distriet of Columbia, ccopt Sunday, from Leeshare” and @ we, the undersigned trustees, will sell bile | m.. dally, except Runday, from Herndon only. jon, In front of the premises, om DAY, | ‘Through trains from the south arrive W, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. | ton 7-18 a.m, 2:20 P and & rm Manas. sé, AT FIVE O'CLOCK F all that certa Division 8:40 a.m., dally, except Sanday, and plece or parcel of land and premises situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and a “Orange. a ef ets, Sleeving (Car reservations sof tnformas Bia avenue, and nla Ratiroed. Washingt: W. HB. GREEN, Gey. ay CHESAPFAKE AND ORTO RATLWAY. poe See iy fet Clacton oy fe ou 8 ate. . —— rongh the granfest scenery tm America, with the handsomest and most a complete solid train ser outs known and designated bered eighteen (iS), and being lot ‘num- in Joba T. Lenman's subdt- Vision of part of square numbered’ seven ‘hundred nd twenty-three (723), the said lot being inproved by a two-story brick dwelling bouse containing modem tmprovemente. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal installments, payatle in one, two and three years, with interest at six 6) per’ cent per sone until |. payable sewl-annuaily, from of sale, Becured ty deed of trust upon the property sell, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale. Terms of sale to be complied with within ten days from the day of sale,otherwise trustees reserve the right to, resell the. property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, All conveyancing, &c., at the cost of the pur- rranhington, 2235 PM. DaILyY.— tl and St. —Solld Veatibuled, newly Eanipped, triclighted, Steam-heated Train. Pullman's finest sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnati. Ti and St. Louis without change. Dt chaser. from. Washington. Arrives Cincinnati, S-30"s.m MAHLON ASHFORD, ay J: « and Chicago, 5:30 p.m.z WM. REDIN WoobWarn, Bt. 685 p.m. ech -Akds ‘Trustees. 11:10 PM. DATLY—The famous “PF ©. Lime sohd ventibaleg trate, with Alning BY DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UN! nia Hot Springs, week fore, arriving 7. PROPERTY ON STODDERT SIHKEEL, GEORGE, tion car trom Hinton, Artes Che- Ry vittic of a deed of trust duly recorded in Uber No. 1698, folio 257, et weq., of the land ree ords of the District of Columbia, we will sell, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the following described real es- tate and premises, situate, Iying and being in the sity of Grorgetown, District of Columbia, to wit: Beginning ‘for the same at a point ou the south side Of Stoddert street, distant ove hundred and twent (120) feet west from the southwest corner, tons and tickets at compa of. Qcea, S13 and 1421 Pennayivanta aeenne by the intersection of Washington and ‘Stoddert 2 A. Ww. OFriiER. reets, and thence with south side of Stod- = dert street, 120 feet; thence roth 120 feet: thene = ———— — east 120 feet, end thence north to the place of begin- . Bing, together with the improvements, ways, case. LADIES’ GOODS. mente, rights, privileges ard appurtenances thereto | TApIES’ SEAISKIN GARMENTS REDYED A belonging or tn Nise appertaic altered into latest atvles. Fors of all kinds Be Prange dlr agerg ret rede Paired. THE MISSES CUNNINGHAM, ears, hotes to bear interest at 6 per an- ium,” payable semi-annually, and to be secured by Lt ara deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at | FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DOSE UP mt the option of the pure! Deposit of $200" re- | first-class Parisian style; white and satin @resses, quired at time of sale. Conveyancing, dc., at pur-| laces and lace curtal speclalts: prices rea: chaser’s cost. Terms of sale to be complied with Call tM IBOUD'S, ” successor to in Afteen days, otherwise trustecs reserve the right ‘almont, old stand, 713 1th st. aw, to resell the property at the risk and cost of foult! purebaser, after five days’ advertisement = oo hey ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, &8 oT AND Wanhington, D. henita eG ee §® | [206-1908 I +t. mw. Preach dyeing and cleaning v1 IAM A. GORDON, ef every description: evening and rty dresses aul7-dids ‘Trustees, yee made « specialty. Our patronage extends inte the most fastionable circles. "ATTORNEYS. S7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWELFTH, 1894, same hour and place. OSCEOLA C. GREEN, WILLIAM A. GORDI . A. GOODRICH, LAWYER, 124 DEARBORN eS-d&ds thn Chicago, Batablished 1864. Business legal ‘cal THOMAS DOWLING, & 00., AUCTIONEERS, quict. Branches and facilities in othe tem : 12 B st. ow. an “Wesley Heights,” Lawyer. Fupert in patent canes. INTROVED AND “UNIMPROVED 2 FROPERTY. THE MOST DESI feo enh dS URBAN PROPERTY IN THE 1 CORNER OF 44TH AND LOWE Attorney-at-Law, STREETS, AT AUCTION Webster Law tnullding, 865 D' st. n.w., Woshe On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMDEL TW ELE ington, D.C. Residence, 33 K st. nw. “dae AT THREE O'CLOCK PX =. Promises at the point ator described property: dence (colonial style), ence: reception facilities; tint _ UNDERTAKERS. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. above, the old house: 5 ru lar and recently butlt sta erty Is considered one uf the most x Eversthing strictly first-class and on the most syanes tases the Methodist Unstverel Feasonable terms. Telephone call, 240, Jal-te be made known at ancing, &c., at cost of 1 each property at the tine of %: seb dHOMAS DOWLING & C0., Aucts. nF, TAKER AND EMBALMER, $ NEW YORK AVE N.W. S eczstr | Terepuone 2s