Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1894, Page 10

10 = CUBAN TRADE RELATIONS The Spanish Minister Makes a Statement of the Situation. ers That the Interests of Beth Countries Demand a Fair and Equltable Unders: Senor Muruaga, the Spanish minister, Guthorizes the following statement as to Fecent cable reports that Spain had in- Structed him to open negotiations for a new commercial arrangement or treaty: “Since the reciprocity arrangements a brisk trade has been carried on between the United States and Cuba and Porto Rico, composed principaliy of farmers’ Preducts, which runs up into the milifons, Say an average of $22,000,000 yearly for Arrerican imports. It is as much in the irterest of the United States as of Spain that the exchange of mutual commodities Should not collapse. The American sugar Producers do not raise the tenth part of the home consumption and struggle besides urder disadvantages of climate, soll and Price of labor. Americans, therefore, nced our sugar, and their refining industries are largely benefited by it as well as the farming products, which find a ready mar- ket for their surplus ir Cuba and Porto Rico. Everything points, therefore, to the Recessity of a fair and equitable under- Blanding, even if it should not assume the formalities of a treaty.” Senor Muruaga would not discuss the Regotiations further. It is understood, however, that considerable has already been done toward effecting a tariff ar- fangement betweer the two countries. Spain already has freed from duty all goods which left this country prior to Au- gust 27 last, the date the new tariff act took effect. Secretary Carlisle has de- clined to make a like concession toward Cuban sugar and other products skipped prior to August 27, but landing in this country after that date, holding that the law would not permit it. This has created guite an agitation in Cuba and a large com- mercial meetings have been held. What form the new commercial arrange- ment or treaty proposed between the two countries will take is not determined, as there appears to be some doubt whether the new tariff law permits of any special arrangement. It is said by persons inter- ested in the matter, however, that an ex- ecutive recommendation to Congress might bring about a sp2cial enactment by which the 4© per cent ad valorem rate on sugar might be reduced to 2 per cent or some ike reasonable figure so far as Cuba ts concerned, and as a compensation for Spain admitting to Cuba the butter, eggs and other agricultural products of this ecrntry. The Spanish authorities feel hope- ful of accomplishing something in the line of reciprocal trade relations. e+ WILL MAINTAIN CONTRACTS. socomotive Firemen Opposed to Sym- pathetic Strikes. The Brotherhced of Locomotive Firemen at Harrisburg, Pa., adjourned last evening after sciecting Galveston, Tex., as the next Place of meeting. On the question of defining the position members shall take in a strike where they are not directly interested these resolu- tions were adopted: “Whereas, there has been a disposition @n the part of the members of the Broth- @rhood of Locomotive Firemen in certain localities to disrespect and ignore the agreements with their employers by going out on strike in direct violation of the con- stitution end by-laws of the order and a total disregard for the interest of their employer and the welfare of the brother- hood; and, “Whereas, such action is at all times condemned by this body us irrational, fa- natical and illogical and injurious to both employer and employe; therefore, be it “Resolved, That it is the sense of this, the fourth biennial convention, in Harris- burg assembled, to denounce such action op the part of our members, and that in the future we shall insist that they live strictly up to the laws of the order and the contracts under which they are work- ing at all times and in all places, and we emphatically declare that when we enter Into an agreement with any railroad com- pany to follow such agreement to the let- ter in accordance with the laws of the or- der. And further, be it “Resolved, That we demand on the part of other organizations not té interfere with the members of the Brotherhood of Loco- motive Firemen while working under such contracts, and it is the sense of this body that so long as we are not asked to per- form work outside of our particular line of duty we will comply with any agreement entered into with any railroad company.” After this whack at Debs for trying to seduce the brotherhood info joining his strike and at Vice Grand Master Hanna- han for refusing to permit the firemen in the Chicago strike to work on engines man- ned by non-union engineers, the resolutions denied the published report that his action am the late Pullman strike was indorsed. The resolutions continue: “But on the con- 4ary. we indorse the stand taken by our grand master, F. P. Sargent, the grand sec- retary and treasurer, the board of grand trustees and the grand executive board.” These and resolutions of thanks were unanimously adopte}. Yesterday afternoon Debs made a specch, said farewell and Started for home in Terre Haute. He will be = Chicago on Monday to attend his trial. The convention gave Hannahan another slap by reducing his salary from $3,500 yearly to $2,500, and leaving those of other Grand Ledge officers undisturbed. A resolution was passed removing the headquarters from Terre Haute, together with all the grand officers. It Is believed from what the Grand Lodge officers say and they have the matter in charge, that the location of headquarters will be farther east. —-+e+-_____ GEN. BOOTH’S VISIT. The Commander of the Salvatio: Army Will Spend Two Days Here. Gen. William Booth, who founded the Salvation Army, arrived in St. John's, N. F., Tuesday. He is the guest of Sir Robert Thorburn, ex-premier. Gen. Booth will meke a2 tour of America, visiting all the large cities in Canada and the United States during the next six months. Yew York will be reached about October 20, where he will remain a week. The gen- eral w be welcomed by a big open-air demonstration ir Union Square at 6:0 p.m. October 2 There iil be a street parade and banquet. After his trip over the country the gen- eral will return to New York in time to at- tend the opening of the new headquarters of the army before he sails for home. The wuilding will cost $390,000, and the opening will form a@ iitting conclusion to the grand tour. Gen.B oth is about sixty-six years old,but bie of doing enough work to break down most young men. he purpose of this tour, eral, “is to inaugurate movement throughout America. I will make a gereral inspection of army work in each district and cheer up and encour- as Councils will be held, new methoc for the advancement of the work gested and the m neral ina toa of the great social scheme urge le will = said the gen- @ great revival Gen. Bo he time from eaber 1% to October 1S in Canada, ii ling a tip on the mission yacht Wi Booth down the St. Lawrence. From IS to De 1 will be devoted he month of Janu- ada, and the the border, giving United Si October na to compel spection of their plant under the jon of the MeKinley law. The le October 4. Assistant toracy Gencral Whitney has been de- tated to defend the Secretary. SUBURBAN NEWS ANACOSTIA, Another exciting runaway took place last evening on the Good Hope road. A horse driver by a sixteen-year-old old colored boy and atiached to a light milk wagon became frightened owing to the breaking of the bridle and started at a high rate of speed cown the hill. Charles Beers, another occu- pant of the wagon, who was riding from Gecd Hope to Anacostia, was thrown out of the vehicle when cpposite the German Orphan Asylum. He was badly bruised, his faée cut and arm sprained. The horse con- tinued down Harrison street, the frightened colored boy clinging tightly to the sides of the wagon. No one essuyed to catch the frightened animal until it ran into the car- riage of Charles Williamson, which was standing near the curb on Harrison street near Monroe. Just as he was about to n.ake another spring after the collision John Koach seized him by the mane and succeed- ed in quieting the animal. The shaft of the carriage was broken, and the horse belong- ing to Mr. Williamson badly injured. Officer Boland, stationed near Benning, is cenfined to his home as the result of an ac- cident of: yesterday. While crossing the Pennsylvania railroad track near that place his horse slipped, throwing the policeman to the ground, causing a painful injury to his back and left leg. He was removed to his home and attended by Police Surgeon Nevitt. Police Officer Kobie, who has been ill, is reported improved. ‘che Brotherhood of St. Andrew met Wed- nesday night, and after the transaction of routine work prepared their regular report to the Beneral council on the work of the order in Anacostia. A meeting of the teachers of the Sunday school of Emmanuel P. EB. Church was held Wednesday night, Dana Davenport, superin- tendent of the school, presidiug. The teach- ers discussed plans for fall Sunday school work. Among other things a paper on this subject was read by Mr. Davenport. As a result of Health Inspector Beau- mont's visit to Madison street, to inspect Pool of stagnant water in the street men- tioned in The Star, the Commissioners had the hole filled and the nuisance abated. — aaa BROOKLAND. Miss Eda G. Williamson has been visiting friends in Brookland this week. Collin McCauslin and family have taken Possession of their new home in Metropolis View. Rev. Father Gaynor and Rev. Father Ryan of this diocese will have holy orders conferged upon them at Hi ltimore by Car- dinal Gibbons on Saturday. Rev. J. T. Crowe of St. Clement's P. E. Mission on Sunday last thanked his con- sregation for their request to remain with them as their pastor and promised that if the bishop so wished it would be his pleas- ure to continue in charge of this parish. Dr. and Mrs. Hiram J. Penrod, formerly of Brcokland, are now in Baltimore, where the doctor Is taking a post-graduate course in medicine ard surgery. The entertainment in the town hall on Wednesday evening, under the auspices of the Brookland M. E. Church, was quite successful. President Lynch of the Brookland Citi- zens’ Asscciation has not as yet decided when to issue the call for the mass mcet- ing te take action in devising means to protect the town from devastation by fire, 28 a preliminary meeting of the associa- tion is to be held first, to get matters in practical shape for presentation to the com- munity. —-—-—— BRIGHTW OOD. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Osborn have re- turned from their trip to Harrisburg and Pittsburg. Preston King, who has been il with ty- phoid fever, is better. The Brightwcod public school opened on Monday with a crowded attendance. It wilt be necessary to enlarge the building be- next year. The co-ps of teachers is as follows: W. E. Nalley, principal; Misses Edith Burgess, M. E. Schlerf, M. A. Oliver end S. F. Robinson. c. 0. B. Bryant and Miss Amy Bryant have returned to “The Labyrinth” from a visit to New York. pee Ee FREDERICK. Excitement has been created among fire- men throughout this section of the state because of a suggestion made by the State Firemen’s Association that the association should formulate an order disbarring from races held under its auspices all reel teams, ete., that participate in races at county fairs and other exhibitions. The first sitting of the register of voters for Frederick district was concluded yes- terday. During the three days fifty-two names were stricken off on account of death, 29 voters were transferred and 125 qualified voters were registered. Glenn H. Worthington of the Frederick bar has been elected counsel of the corpor- ation of Brunswick, this county. Mr. Brice was arrested at Lewistown, this county, Wednesday, charged with commit- ting a ‘murdercus assault on Albert Rogers of that vicinity. In default of bail he was sent to jail to await the action of court. Edward Stauffer has resigned as special delivery clerk at the Frederick post office, and Edward H. Kren has been appointed to fill the vacancy. The Sixth Maryland Voiunteer Infantry Association, which includes survivers of that regiment of the federal army,has elect- ed Capt. C. A. Damuth of Thurmont, this county, president, and will hold a reunion at Thurmont next year. —_—__. FALLS CHURCH. Falls Church Lodge, No. 11, of Odd Fel- lows, last night received a visit from Poto- mac Lodge, No. 38. of Alexandria. Delega- tions were also present from Sarepta Lodge of Alexandria and Harmony Lodge of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Henry R. Center has gone to Niag- But she didn’t like work, zSo her home was a sight, = Till one day I showed her z What GOLD DUST would do, Then she quick cleaned her =z house, And now keeps it clean, too. Orr WASHING POWDER. should be used in every home in the land. Try it in yours, Sold by all Grocers. Price 25 cts. per 4 pound package. Made only by The N.K.Fairbank Company, Chicago, St. Louis; New York, Boston, Philadelphia. ara Falls and will visit friends in Troy, Brooklyn and other places in New York before :eturning. Miss Minnie Castleman was injured on Wednesday night by the falling of some plaster from the ceiling at the residence of Dr. J. B. Hodgkin. Memorial services will be held at the meeting of Pioneer Lodge of Good Tem- plars on next Tuesday night in memory of Lng Charles Gulager, who died on Wednes- y. Dr. N. F. Graham has returned from a visit to Ontario, Canada. Mr. C. L. Alexander and family have moved to Washington. ‘Thomas Hillier has been elected secretary of Falls Church Lodge of Odd Fellows in place of H. A. D. Crocker, resigned, and J. H. Garretson has been elected chaplain, vice Thos. Hillier, elected secretary. Miss Mary Fulton of Herndon, who has been visiting Miss Ida N. Ball, returned home on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Bean of Oakton are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Kerr. Thg public graded school of the town, whic opened on the 3d of the month, has an attendance of over one hundred schol- ars. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rayburg, who have been visiting at Major W. Y. Swiggott's, have returned to Washington. —————— WINTER APPLE SUPPLY. The Crop in New York and New Eng- land Equal to Last Year. A fruitman who for fifteen years has made inspection trips through New York State, northern Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Canada has just returned and gives his opinion con- cerning the apple crop of 1804. “The New England states,” said he, “will have a good average crop, and the outlook where I have been outside is for a large yield. In no particular section west of the New England states is there a full crop, but every section in the states I visited which has supplied winter fruit heretofore will supply quite largely this year. “A close inspection shows this to be a season in which the fruit is found well inside the tree. The quality of the fruit is below the average, except in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and lowa. “The aggregate supply wili be in excess of that of the fall of 1891, except as it may be changed within the next few weeks by the elements. The erop in the New Eng- land states, New York and Michigan is fully equal to that of last year. In some sections apples have been injured by the severe drouth, but late rains are bound to help them.” AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. DUNCANSUN BRUS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING NO. 2028 TENTH STREEY NORCHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed ‘of trust to us, dated May 17, 1803, und duly recorded Muy 25, 1s, in Liber No. 1808, folly 388 et sey., of the land Tec- ords of the District of Columbii, and at the quest of the party secured thereby, we, the under- signed trustees, ‘will sell, at public ‘auction, in front of the ‘premises, ‘on ‘THURSDAY, ‘tME FOURTH DAY OF OCPOBER, A.D. Iso, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the following’ described real estate aud ‘premises, “situate in the city of Washingtou, District of Columbia, and designated as and be- ing ali of lot 63 in Green's subdivision of lots in Square 332 as the same fs recorded in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia ta Book KL. B., ments, consisting of &@ brick dwelling. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal installnents, payable in one and two years, with interest at six (6) per centum per annim, payable semi-annually, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upou the property sold, or all cash, at tue option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale, All conveyancing, rding and notarinl sfees at the cost of the pu ‘Terms of plied with within ten days from day of sule, other- wise the trustees reserve the right to resell. the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting WILLIAM E. EDMONSTON, CONSTANTINE H. rt Address, 500 5th st. for Party Secured, st. purchaser. ROVED PROPERTY ISTH AND 16TH By f trust, duly recorded in Live: No. 1386, follo 238 et seq., one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the re- quest of the party secured thereby, the under- signed trustees will offer for sale, E¥ public auc- in fros of the preirises, co WEDNESDAY, THIRD DAY of OCTOBER, A.D. IS04, at MALF- PAST FOUR O'CLO‘ =. the following de- scribed real estate, situate in the city of Washing- ton, Distriet of Columtda, to wit: Original lots thirteen (13) and foucteen (14) in square numbered ten 1075), together with all the impror te. ‘Terms of sale: Oas-third ‘cash, the balance tn e and two years, G per cent per annum, pay- an se annually, sect ied by deed of trust on the rty sold, oF ‘all cash, at the option of the purchases deposit of $100 required upon a ceptatce of bid. If the terms of sale are not com- plied with tn fifteen days from trustees ieserve the right to resell the pro property at the risk and cost of the defrulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement of such resale in per published in Washington, D.C. All ccuveyanclag and recording at purchaser's cost. SAM CROSS, ‘Trustee. se201kds WILLIAM H. BARSTOW, Trustee. “FITCH, FOX & BROWN, Keal Estate Brokers, 1406 G st. pow. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF THIR- IkeTH AND N STREETS, WEST WASHING- N, D. 6. By virtue of a certain deed of trust bearing date December 24, 1802, and recorded in Liber No. 1772, follo 289 et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the pacty secured thereby, we will sell, at public auction, in front of the premises, on M0: OCTOBER FIRST, A.D. 18a, AT HALE FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following described real estate situate in the city of Georgetown, District of Columbia, to wit: Part of lots munbered sixty-four (G4) and ‘sixty (65), In square numbered sixty- three (63), Beall’s addition to Georgetown, beginning for the same at the southeast corner of said lot sixty-five (65) and running thence west ou the north line of iy (now “N"') street sixty-five (65) fect; thence north twent, x (26) feet ten (10) inches: thence east sixty-five (05) feet to the west line of Washington (now 30th) street and thence scuth on xaid west line te the begianlag, improved by a three-story brick store and dwelling. at of sale; One-third of the purchase money penses of sale to be paid tn cash, balance in 1 two years, with intersst at the rate of six mt per annum, payable seml-aunually, se cured by deed of trust om the oroperty sold, or all at the option of the purchaser. A deposit 200 required at time of sale. Terms of sale > complied with within ten days or the prop- will be resold at the risk and cost of the rebaser. All conveyancing at pur- CHARL#S J. “BELL. WALTER “HIESTON; Trustoos. CANSON BROS, Auctioneers. 9 RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEE TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE, ON SOUTH CAPITOL, D AND CANAL STREETS SOUTHWEST. AND ON © STREET BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND SOUTH CAPITOL STREETS SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust yiven to us, and duly recorded in Liber No. 1520, at folio 403 et seq., one of the land records of the District of Colum: Dia, and at the request of the party recured the: by,’ the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER, A, D. 1894, AT HALP-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK d the fol- lowing described land and premises, sitaate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, und des- ignated as part of square six hundred aml thirty- nine (639), beginning for the same ut the northwest cornet of said square, being the Intersection of South D and Canal streets, and running thence east wardly along the line of South D street two hun- dred and sixty-three and eight-tenths (263.8) feet to South Capitol streeiy thence south along South Cap- tol street seventy-three and four-handredths (73.4) fect; thence wert at right angles with South Capitol street one hundred and eighty-six end forty- five-hundredths (186.45) feet to Canal street; thence along tke line of Canal street one hundred ‘and six and forty-nine-hundredths (106.49) feet to the place of beginning, containing 16,517% square feet, and being parts ‘of lots two (2) and three (3) in’ sald square, together with the improvements, consisting of a brick dw-lling, known as No. 401 ‘South Cap- itol street southwest, with frame stables atd sheds, Inmediately thereafter we will offer for sale at public auction, jn front of the premises, Set nil ), in square’ six hundred and thirty-seven (63 Part of square number six hundred and thirt, 639) Will be sold subject to an Incumbran $3,000 and faterest. Said tncumbrance is pa: In'five (5) years from January 17, 1887, bearing in- terest at the rate of 6 per cent per able semt-aunually, secured by deed of Premises, sald trust being recorded in liber No, 1233, at follo 75 et seq., one of tae land records of the Distriet of Colum Lot nine (), square 687, will be sold subject to an incumbrance of $3.000 and interest, sifd in- cumbrance being payable In 3 years from ; 1899, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, and secured Ly deed of trust, recorded in liber No. 1489, at folio 466 et ‘of the land records of the Distel:t of Co- Terms of sale: On each plece, one-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash; the residue in two equal payments, in oue and two years from the day of sale, the deferred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on the property sold and to bear interest from the day of sale at the rate of 6 per cent per annum until pald, payable seimt-annually, or all cash, at the option of the purenascr.. A de: posit of $2) on each piece will be required when the property 1s knocked down. Terms of sale to be complied with within fifteen days from the day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at tho risk and cost of the de- fsulting purchaser, All conveyancing, recording, &e., at the cost of the purchaser. WM. R. WOODWARD, Trustee. sc19-d&ds LEWIS HOPFENMAIER, Trustee. page" 266, together with the improves | TKUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT, IM- PROVED BY A FOUR-KOOW BRICK HOUSE, ON N STREET, IN GEORGETOWN, D. C. By yirtue of a ‘deed of trust, daied the 13th day of Juue, A. D. isyz, and ‘duly recorded in Liber No. 1701, folio 34 et seq, of the land records of the District of Columbia, we will sell, in frout of ‘the premizes, on FRIDAY, THE TWEN- TY-FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBEL, ‘A.D. 18M, A’ HALP-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, all’ that plece and parcel of land, situate aud being in George- town, in the District of Columbia, Jesignated as and being lot usmbered thr in the subdivision ina 0 “Gay and “Asty-ave (U5), of Peter, to of original lots sixty-four (G4) in square numbered fifty-three (G3), Beatty, Threlkuld and Deakins’ addition Georgetown, made by A. V. and S.C. Gross, said subdivision ts recorded in ihe office of surveyor of the District of Columbia, in book A. K. Shepherd (Georgetown;, page 21, beginning for said lot three @) 40 feu eustwurdly from the southeast corner or intersection of Ist aod Warren streets, and belug also the northwest coruer of sald lot three (3), and running thence eastwardiy with the ha of sald Ist street tweaty (20) feet to the northeast coruer of said lot three 3), thence southwardly at right angles to sald Ist street one hundred and one (101) feet tz the southetst cor wer of said lot three (3), thence westwardly at Tight angles to the soutuwest corner of said lot three @), aud theuce uortiwardly one hundred and one (U1) feet tu the place of beginaing, together Tit a ite improvements, | ways, Casemente, ! wileges avd appurtenances to the rame belonging. ‘Terus: The note of the purchaser will be taken for $500, payable in one year from day of sale, with Interest thereon payable semi-annually, suid kote to be secured by deed of trust on the property, und the balance iu cash within fifteen days trai sale. All convesaucing and recording at the cost of the purchaser (a deposit of $100 veing required of the purchaser at the Ume of sule), If terms of sale are not complied with the trustees reserve the right to reseil the property at the risk und cost of defuulling purchaser, after five days’ advertis- ing of such revate in wome pewspaper published In the city of Washington, D. C. JAMES Mi. WOODWARD, GEO. W. LINKLNS, i cisstecs. DAKR & 00., AUCTIONEERS. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMI'ROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON ELEVENTi STREET BECWEEN (Db AXD 8 SEMELTS AND E STREETS SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of District of Columbia, iu Byutty Cus No, 18428, wherein Michael G. McCormick ts cunt Hammersley and others are gued trustees will offer tor ry fore and David jefendants, the undersi sitle at public auction, FIUDAY, THR TWEN1 TEMBER, A.D. 1894, AY FIVE O'CLOCK b following’ teal estate, situated in the Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: of lots 5 and 6, la square 353, bounded as folluws: Beginuing for the same on Eleventh street west at & polut 263 feet north from the Koutiwest of ‘said square and running thence nots 25 thence east 99 feet 10iy inches, thence feet and thence wi f improved by. two t Nos, 422 and 422% 5 A 1D, on the LE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PAM, Will offer Cor sale at public “auction, In front of the preiises, part of lot 9, in Seaton & Stteeaey’s record-d sub. division of square 435, in said city ana Dis bounded as follows: — Bysianing ‘at’ the. wort t of said lot and thence west with the dis Une between lots 9 aud 10 of sald subdivis- SO feet, thence south 2 feet, thence east 30 feet and thence with the rear found. ‘y line of said lot 9 north 20 fect to the point of begkining, ‘Terms of sale: - One-third of the purchase money on each parcel In cush, and the falagee in two equal fnstailmer payable, respectively in one aud two vears, wilh interest from the day of sale, secured by decd or deed of trust ti or the Parchaser or purchasers may pay the pure soars sosaey tn cath iatibinces bet ‘ade posit of $200 wil! bo ryjuired on posit of $100 wilt b ond parcel at the time of wale. taxes will be paid to the date of sale: AM conycyauelag aud re cording at the purchaser's cost: If the terms are not couplicd with in 15 days the right is reserved to reseli at the risk and tost of the defaulting parchaser, after vertisement in ‘The Evening Star vewspap: A. A. HOEULING, Jr., "Trastee 1410 EDWARD H. THOMAS, 1 ED MICHAEL J. COLBERT. as 1: the premises, co RSE Dad UF SED. cuty Varts 2 aclt ___ FUTURE Days, THOMAS DOWLI G12 E st. nu. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE HOLD EFPECIS, above residence, a weil-kept collection of Furnitare, EMBRACING IN PART Wilton Rug Parlor Suite, Parlor Furniture in odd pieces, Handsome Japanese Cabinet, Handsome Gilt Vier Mirror, Mahogany Center Tables, & pieces of Statuary, Handsome Vases, Bric-a-Brac, é&c., Elegant Oak Hall Rack, Handsowe Oak Extension Table, Elegant Oak Buflet, W: ered Dining Room Chairs, match, Leather and other Covered some Tea Set complete, After-dinner Coffees, very handsome collection of other China, Silver and Glass Ware, Chamber Furuiture, in Walnut, M. 'T. and oak suites, and odd pleces, Hair and other Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, W. Springs, Tollet Ware, quantity of Bedding, Table ‘Linen, &c., Matting ‘and Carpets, Kitchen Furniture, & se20-4t DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A CELLAR BROWN-STON! ING, CONTAINING ROOMS AND BATH, NO. 1009 B STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us, dated December 13, A.D. 1893, and duly recorded in Liber 1865, folio 468 et eeq., one of the land ree- ords of the Distriet of Coltimbin, and at the re- EW TWO-STORY AND EAD BRICK DWELL. quest of the party secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on TUES- Day, THE SECOND DAY On OCTOBER, A.D. IVE O'CLOCK P.M. 1 of land and p and 1804,’ beginning at certain plece or parce and distinguished as twenty-nine 0, tn of lots in square num! nine (969), ax p of the Dist together with the of the brown- being exsford’s sul on hundred and sixty- din t One-third cash, balance in two years from date of sale, with inte cent per annum, Py ble semi-annu: cured by a deed of trust on the prope all cash, at the option of the purchaser.” All von. veyancing and recording at ns haser’s cost. A deposit of $200 will be required at the time of Kale, Terms of sale to be complied with in ten days from day of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost of defaulting INTON H, EMERSON, JAMES A. CAHILL, eet y sold, or elv-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DAER & Cc DESIRABLE YOU: LARGE FRONT MASSACHUSEITS PROVEMEN CHANCE, VESTMENT Olt TO SECURE A HOME, By virtue of a deed of drust, given to us and duly recorded In Liber 3630, folio 170, the under- sigued trustees will offey for sale, ut’ public f the premists, oa FRIDAY, SEI TY-EIGHTH, 18%, at HALEPAST FOUR O'CLOCK P 3, in square 723, together with the Improvesrents, ‘consisting of @ good new brick house of ph Pao ‘Terms: One-third cash, the im oue, and two years, with G per cert Mterest, or all cash, at the option of the purchaber, TAA deposit cf §200're- ime of sale. ie FRANK. T. (BROWNING, "6 Sti JOUN & sel8-d&as 1 “neat DUNGANSON BROS." AUCTIONEERS. By virtue of e rus 16, 1891, und recorded Ie Liber the land records of the, Digérict at public auction wa ball xell, skall sell nein: ises, on Ls iso4, AT HALI th: part of origin hundred and six ( deed ef trust, to wh Said real estate fronts 29 street, and fs improved by a de ing. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash; one-third in one year, and one-third in two years, or all, cash, at purchaser's option. De- ferred payments to be represented by the purchas- ers notes, secured by decd of trust on the prop- arty sold, ‘and. bearing interest, payable. sent. annually, at the rate of six per cent per anu from the day of sale, on whieh said-notes are to be dated. Terms to be complicd with within fift es reserve the right to resell the the risk and cost of the defy five days’ notice in ‘Th A deposit of $200 will quired at the time of sale. Ail conveyancing and recording at pur- chager'g cost. “Taxes Will be paid out of the pro- ceeds of sale up to the day of sale. : JOHN ‘TiboUT, GEURGE W. LESTER, Trustees. reference is here! . 29 feet 10 inches on Sth irable brick dwell- n days from the day of sale, or the trast at ming S S pel9-d&ds AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. —<—>= TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYs. FUTUME DAYs. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. HANDSOME OAK FOLDING BED, — MULRIUIt FRONT, NEARLY NI ROSEWOOD CHAM- BER SUITE, C. P; REVOLVING TOP DESK, OFFICE CHANG, AND HUSK MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, OAK CHAMBER’ SUITES, A. WRITING ” DESK, r » SSWARE,” LAI! OF CARPETS. ON TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SEC- OND, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M. shall sell with- Jn and in front of our sales room, commer 10th and Penusylvania avenue northwest, a general assort- jucat of Housekeeping Articles. ALSO, BY ORDER OF EXECUTOR, ONE Ik0N SAFE, COMBINATION Lox LSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., SOME HALL RAcK, LADIES CH A One Handso: one, ‘oupe Rockaway, nearly i 0 5 cons, Buzgies, “Harness, Be WILLIAMS & CO! "RATCLIFFE, DAR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ALSO, CLOCK M.,’in front of the rooms, agtes, Waxons, Harness, &c. ‘nis for wach department received two PAT PUBL DS EXSINGER, AUCTIONE] WASHINGTON HORSE AND Cal No. Me LAL AVE. RY SALE OF SIXTY HEAD OF sv- PERIOR HORSES AND MARE MILER & KHOADS | OF MBER 'TWE: 8 lo dl, vy Workers,” young and very fine drivers. ALL SUPERIOR STOCK.” Have been se- lected with care from farmers in Lancaster county, Fa.» copoclally to suit this market. and ALL WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT Ol RESERVE. 8. BENSINGER, ‘Auctioneer. N. B.—Thix stock will be at the Bazaar for in- Fpection and trial Friday. the 21st. Ds IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE. WILL BE SOLD A CAR LOAD OF RAILROAD HORSES AND. MAKES CONSIGNED BY MI. H. CHRISTIE OF PHILADELPHIA, HAVE BEEN USED ON TUE RAILROADS OF ‘THAT CITY, NOT CONDEMNED UT WAS USED UP TO THE HOUR THE ADOPTED OTHER MOLIVE POWER THE LOT WILL, BE FOUND GOOD USE- FUL HORSES AND MARES. ALL WILL BE WITHIN OUR AUCTION Ms. TOMORROW MORNING, AT | ‘TEN a miscellaneous collection of Mousebold Effects, Handsome Parlor Suites, Onk Hall Rack, “ook Weng ae Chickering Piano, in excel- lent order; Wardrobes, Counters, UL Chamber Furniture,’ Extension Tables, Chairs, Pillows, tind a Kumber of tine Blankets, Kitchen Utensil, &c. Pate. pret AF TWELVE © CLOCK, ir Brown Horses, 7 years old; work’ single or double; Carriages, Harnces, &e. pes & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 @ ST. (Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) Important sale of Furni- ture within our sales rooms, 1407 G street, Saturday, September twenty-second, 1894, commencing in the base= ment at ten a.m., with a large line of Carpets. THE FURNITURE COMPRISES 16TH CENTURY POLDING BED, CHEVAL CE ne WiLL, SELL WALAL OL ANB BE CHIPFONIERS, “BOOK PIANO, Ob” ROCKERS ‘, DINING CHAIRS AND . SIDEBOAL f MAHOGANY FURNITURE, MAL (ESSE A MALINGS ALL WAC Al MAT: OW AND PETS KITCHEN FCRNT KYTHING NECESSARY FOR AT {sma AND NEW ES. "CARRIAGES OF §, HARNESS, &e., de. “THE HO! AND AT 1 YORK SEVERAL GOOD ALL, KIND: c ue of a power of sale, from Jesse D. Gibbs Company ‘of Hagerstown, Maryland, dated th day of July, AD. IN, and duly recorded the land records Of Prince George's couuty, laud, in Liver J. W. I., No. 30, folio 165, contained in a the “undersigned, attorney for said coups and: duly authorized thereby, will sell, at publ auction. on the premises, ‘on SATURDAY, t MBER, the fol- lowing property ‘The whole of block 10 of ten lots; the whole of block 11 of eighteen lots; also lots nine and thir- teen of block 12; ulso lots one, two, three, four, five, six, ten, eleveu, twelve, thirteen and fourteen of block 13, as laid of and marked on the plat of J. . Gibbs and F. W. Kosacks’ addition to Ta- ke Park, being improved by two substantial frame dwellings, 80. One complete, the other partially e sale will take place at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. Terms of sale: One-third. cas! balance in two equal payments at six and twel ths from the date of sale. The deferred pay ts to be secured, If required, by mortgage upon the ty. seca HENRY KYD_ DOUGLAS, sel7-5t Attorney for Mortzagees, RATCLIFFE, DALR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. RES- TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT HANDSOME DENCE, 1808 H_ STREET Noi BEC WEEN ISTH AND 197) TAINING ABOUT TWENTY ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in the Jaad recerds of the District of Columbia, in Liver Xo. 147, follo 287 et seq., to Francis i. Mobun, deceased, and Jobn J. Jolinson, as joint’ tenants, because in default in payment of the debt thereby secured, and in the payment of taxes, and at the Fequest of the partles secured thereby, I, the sald Jona J, dohnsou, ax the said surviving trustee, Will se... at public auction, in front of ‘the prem- RDAY, the TWENTY-SECOND DAY ‘TEMBE 1894, at HAL O'CLOCK P.M, “the following dese tute, situate and lying in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, namely: All that part of origital lot numbered fifteen (15) in square nmm- bered oae hundred and forty-one (141), described as follows, viz.: Beginning on the south line of UH. street worth’ one hundred (100) fect west from the northeast corner of sald square, and mining thence west on sald Ine twenty (20) feet, theuce south «6 dred and four (104) feet * six e east twenty (20) feet, thence north indred and four (104) feet six’ (6) inches to Subject, uevertheless, to # and Aidis B. ming. Mahlon Ashford Ase ed of | Rrowne, to Sep ne above thention $5,000 cash and deed of trust cl three years fi s the note of t with interest from of sale, sec on said raul estate, will be tak: All conveyancing and recording at the cost of th pmrehaser. A deposit, of $500 will be reqitired at time of sale, and if the terms of sale are not complied with Within fifteen days from day of sale the tcustee reserves the right to sald property at public auction, after five days’ pre- vious advertisement, at the risk and cost of the defauli.ng purchaser. : JOUN J. JOHN: se8 d&ds No. FUTURE DAYs. C, G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTI ERS, 1407 G ST. i «Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) All the Furniture in Resi- dence No. 1717 Corcoran Street at Public Auction: On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH, 18u4, at TEN (O'CLOCK A. t residence, No. 171 . for cash, SIDEBOARD, AND STAIR, AU AND GLASS K ¢. HOUSE FOR ki c. P.S.—Take herd s SON BOS. S SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK LING AND BRICK STABLE, SITUATED NORTH SIDE OF NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE NEAR NINTH STREET SOUTI- EAsT. Under ‘the provisions of a deed of trust re- corded in Libet 1374, folio 475, of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured there the undersigned will sell, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, §I 7 TWENTY-FIFTH, 1804," at" FIVE OCLOCK PAL. part of sublot twenty-six (26) In square nine hundred and forty-two (942) of the clty of Washington, fronting 19 feet on the north sid of North Carolina avenue southeast, and con- 2,591 square feet, more or less, and im- t jodern and’ convenient brick dwell- nd brick stable, numbered 926 North Carolina scutheast. Expenses of sale and $1,500 in cash. Balance of terms will be anpounced at sale. D. pos!* of $200 at time of sale. Sale to be complet within fifteen days, or resale, after five days’ no- at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. THOMAS B, MARCHE, Surviving Trustee, selS-dids No. 509 A st. se. les 0 RATCLIFFE, DAKR & CU., AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, | TRUSTEE: No. 1402. KINNEY STREET, ON COLUMIIA : HEIGHTS. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded and folio 40 et seq., land records for the District of Columbia, and at Liber No. 1826, the request of the party secured Undersigned trustees will offer for sale, ‘ton, in front o1 ‘the LER ALD. ISM, AT FIV designated as lot f ditt's subdivision north grounds. C plat, recorded in survesor's altice 0 ether with the 4 iis property Of trast for 83,000, Ue fully stated at the 1: ‘Ternis: Over and eposit of $200 required upon Mf “the terms of sale are not fifteen days from the day of s: urtecn (14), hots inh he District ‘of nt premises, on’ WEDNI THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF SEP O'CLOCK P.M., the following described land and preutises, situate in | the city of Washingten, Dist-ict of Columbia, and in Zeno B. ock forty-one (41), of mbia College suldivisien, as per er county 9, folio 1: hove the said trast, cash. A ceptance of bid, the trustees re: HOUSE No. WEST WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘one of the | Liber No. 1660, follo 26 et thereby, the reyuest of the party secured thereby, by" pulbiie tion, im front of TWENTY-FOURTHL Bab- e or iuchos from corner of High and Water Tunning thence west twenty-tive feet b of the same width of one hundred and t &e. ‘This property of trust for $1 be fully stated vill be sold subject to a mM, the particulars of the time of sale, RATCLIFFE, DARK & ©O., AUCTIONESES. TWO-STORY FRAMB fais °K STREET NORTHWEST: By virtue of ced of trust, duly recorded im ee sa, “ro “yer, ue OF the and records for the District of Coluimbia, and at the the under- signed crustee will offer for sale, ly” public auc- the prem ‘on MONDAY, "OF SSereBER. AD. Iso, at FIVE i» the following o- seriied real ext iu’ the city of Wash- ingion, District Columbia, to wit: All that reel of land and premises known Anguisbed as and being part of bots seventy~ | four (74) and seventy-five (75), in old Georgetown, of the | beginning for the ‘same on Water street one hundred and twenty-six (126) feet one and a balf rects, and: by welve (112) feet, togetier with all the improvements, rights, prior deed which will serve the right to resell the p it the risk] Terms of sale: er the above trust, cash. A and cost of the defautth live | deposit of $200) required upon ptance of bid. days” advertisement of st resale in some news-| If the terms of sale are not com; with in 15 Paper published ta Washington, cop- | days frou the day of sale the trustee reserves the Veyanciug and recording at sel4d&ds WILLIAM A. WELLS, ‘Trustees. | lished in Washing ©. G. SLOAN & GG., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES STREET, IN GECRGETOWN. By virtue of a ‘deed 13895, ln Liber 1543, “folio 105 et seq. of the land records of the Distriet of Cola auction, in frat SIXTH, of lot clghteen (1S) wardiy estate Is residence aud drag store. The be sold subject to x deed of trust recuring debtedness on account of which $5,734.84 Is pow r i, one-th: made at the sale. Terms to five davs’ advertisement in The 8e15-10t DAY, SEPTEMBER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK s ‘square peng & 4 in Old Georgetown, jouing on the nort! ine of Bridge ‘ctrect (ouw Me street, B40 feet 7 tnehes West fem the west lime of 82d’ street, thence west- ith sald line of M street 20 feet 5 inches, | TY-PIFI wd thence north with that width 9 feet. Said | O'CLOCK 1M. proved by a brick building, used , or all cash, at the purchaser's option, de- | ¢tte @5th) street. feried payments to be represetited by notes of the | Terms: purchaser, dated on the day of sae, be cong batiean nd gird — son at bd Abie semi-annuaily, and secured by Jeod on the property sold. A deposit of $200 to be | OF all cash, at option of purchaser. be complied with within Mfteen days from ihe day of saic, or the trustee reserves the right to resell the property the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser, after Ti date of aie will Ue paid out uf the pro: axes to date of suie wi out of ceeds thereof. sa WHITEPIELD McKINLAY, ‘Trustee, 436 F st. nw. reconding at purcha: H. F. WOGDARD, Attorney, Xo. 3209 M Tith and F sis, nw. 612 KE et. ow, of the STH STREETS, GEORGETOWD ral] Rirtus of 8 decd of trust, seconded fy 1727, follo 380, we shall sell, Ty. property Ww - Za in | Tercikeld and Deaklos’ addition thereeee Georgetown, together “with. the ete. ktown ae rer: One-tourth cosh, eslance sears, respectively, able sensi , secured purchaser, aud deed of (rust on the at time of sale. All conveya chaser’s cost. Terms to be aut CHAILES JON B. sel3-ats risa front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the = PIFTH DAY of SEPTEMBER, 1894, at FIVE - the following described real es- tate, situated in Georgetown, District of Colum- bia, Ustinguished ax all of lot 43 in Peter, Bea Timare 88, teen —. or trustees reserve the tise sell at ae chasers cost and CRAGIN, ost. HARKY WILLIAMS, Trustee. sel2-dide trust, dated July 18,| ZHOMAS DOWLING & 00. AUCTIONEERS, TRUSIFES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATR AT NORTHWEST CORNER PROSPECT AND 3 reords of the District of Columbia, in Liber THOMAS DOWLING & 00, 612 E St. NW. DUNCANSON BROS, STLUATE No. 1824) “Nv WET. _ By virtue of dure 6, Isat, Liber "No. quest of the party secured 1 M., the fclle na nia, and designated as being in Even C. Ingersoll’s subdivision of square 139, in the ofice of the surmtyor of the District of Columbia in Book J. H. K., page the same Is recorded 179, improved by a a Soe third of the seri-aunmally trust upon the property option of the 8 from da * CONSTANTINE WILLIAM ED EDMONSTO: SALE OF VER ) BUSINESS Poi DW! r RHODE, NOKTNW PROVEKTY AT 4 3 HAND PV STREBLS AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LARGE BRICK DWELLING, STREET NokTH- certain deed of trust to us, dated ‘od daly recorded Jane 13, 1893, in 1833, folio 126 ct seq., of the rerords of the District of Columbia, and at the re signed t i sell, jutte trustees, will sel at bie uct! of the ‘premises, on MONDAY, the FIRST | lnem, OX. THURSDAY, "SEPTEM AY of OCTOBER, A-D. 1804, at FIVE O'CLOCK | SEVENTH, 1894, AT WALP-PAST wings described” land and zai im the city of Washington, District of Co- | square 1! ix <6) per centum per annum, payable from day of sale, secured RTHEA: PROVED PROPERTY, AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM. BEING THE HAXD- SUME RESIDENCE AND PREMISES NO. 9 ® STREET NOKTUWEST, BETWEEN 1) AND ISTH STREETS, By ier in P-M., at public 2uction, part of sublots frouting 20 {cet all of lot 3s, | depth of 95% feet to a 12-foot a modern th premises, room, and all modern ises 1765 P strect northwest, Terms: Oase-third csh, bulance » secured aay in Liter No. 1634. resords of the District of Colambla, Quest of the party secured therchy, at public auction, “mn frout of the MONDAY, SEPTEY at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, real esinte, sitante in the Distriet and distinguished as end being lot w © STREET IMPROVE! vistou of part of the tract ef land Know: i bree-story a ccutaining “11 rooms, bath rgom, laundry, Toreace All| will be cesold at risk and cost of @efault the | chaser, after five days’ previous motice of such re Tins of sale to be com-| sale ib Lhe Evening Star ne ‘of sale, other. KICK wT t to resell the KUBEKE G.” RUTH . of the defaulting ‘Trustees, i307 F st.n.w, wi iN, SLOAN & AUCTION 407 G SE a Guccessors to Latimer & Sloan.) TRUSTEES SALE. OF LOT 4 IN BLOCK 14 OF TRIMLAD, D.C. By vittue of a certain dved of trust, dated the 34 day of Novewber, A.D. 1801 ve will sell, ines, Om ¢ TWENTY -POURTIL f . the following desc of Columbia, numbered four 4) of block numbered fourteen G4) of the subdi- as “Trin ie by the Warhington Brick Machine HAN ny, aod duly recorded on the JGth Gay of KNOW os. i Tes, ia “the Ufice of the surveyor ‘of the SORTHWEST District of Co‘nmia, ta County Book No. 6. page Under and by virtae of a decre Sagres | oles aeeee Ge wail Qoart of the Distsict of Cota bia pasoed on the | “Terms: One-third cash, tel in one and two ay of September, ud also an oder of ‘ ai Faid court passed oa the 17h a FS om hy PF yy ig. beth Spo ‘eoune An “Latta fie” | keene ya deed of trust om the ot ties Asifura vs. Ann Duna ci al, the unde =o e of I Hie ai Wasi Iv: THURSDAY, ENTH, AT MALE. nine (i square follows. 10, running thence south West 100 feet and 1 inch to the thence north 2y feet Sig ine to the south line of fot o: feet and 1 inch; thence north to y, SEP r HALF-PAST FOUR P.M. #0) aud nineiy-one ql) subdivision of original jot 71, corded In Look 14, page office of ra respective preiuises snafier . “ : situated in the ington, im the District of Columbia, SEPTEMBER ‘TWENTY-SEV- AST FOUR PLM, parts of lots ten (0), eleven (11) and twelve ( ree hundred and fifty G5), described as Beginning at a potut on Toth street 55 feet and 1 inch from the northeast corn-r of jot along the line of said Street 38 fect 114% inches to a point 6% inches south from the northeast corner of lot 12: theme rear line of Jot 12; hes, more or less, thence east 46 point; thence east 54 feet 3, comprising the premises known 212 luth street northwest, which IBER TWENTY-EIGHTH, » hot in Kate , tn juare abered four hundred and ninety-fve (485). as per plat ne, Si, of tie records of the | of sale. chaser's cost. cash. A it of $100 will be recording teen days from day of sale, or the forth, Decessury. GPORGE H. B. mel? d&ds ing at pure ‘Terms 10 be complied with in f- be resold, at the risk and cost of defaulting chatee, ‘after euch public Dotice ‘as we map? deems WHITE, IRVING G. ASHBY, ‘Trostees. in TRUSTEES, Sar or THEE pEeveNtit SEREEL Ne euch Senet May 1,3 Fespectls of Columbia, and at the request of cured therelir, we, the date Apel 27, 18k, and in Laver: 1850, folios a point due vw. the A O'CLOCK "P.M., 8 numbered | city of Washington, District L. Brown's known and designated as lots 81, | Darneitie the surveyor of the District of ; Of the land records of ‘the ty ic suction, in front of eae predates on TUESD AL. THE SECOND DAY i descritved parcels of real ‘estate and prenalons, situate ss ‘the DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS, SITUATE NUMBERS 715, 717 AND *MCTHEAST. one virtue of three certain deeds of ‘trast to B x surveyor of the District of Columbia, | >, we 112, en frontage . premises ki as Nos. 496 and 4644 | of'1h.0s fect on 1th street mortheast’ by a athweat, which will be sold separately’ | of & fect, and cach improved iy m ew ‘akt € goo) BOR, ¥ et _ wi improvements, will TURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SEvTn, | {velline: a loot, AT HALEVAST FOUL OCLOCK 2.M., puri | “germs of wale" in reapect of ench of the oat of lot numbered thirty (G0), in squire munibered | ote one-third of the purchase ‘memey” Ses ee fhe hundred and ninety-Ave (195), described as ful- | paid in cach, and the ‘alance tees South on lows: Hezinning on 1Eth street at a point 19 ivet | Stalimenty payaile is one aud tee punt ete, and 7 inches north from the southeast comer of | iuterest at the rate of © per cet per ceanet, Se $214 Jot 30, and running worth 19 feet and 7 Inches: | the day of sale, payalie seml-akeusliny wesnen fhence west G0 feet; thence south 19 feet and 7 | by deed of trust Epon the property out, ee a Inches; thence east 40 feet to the beginning, ‘being | Cash “at The upon’ et the ager. A’ deposit Premises Enown as 1325 15th street, and excelleat | of $100 wilt’ bee semaine eet ou each prope Jot at time of sale. All SPOUT, Oe ee es, 1804, AT HALP- | gud ‘notarial ivce st the cost Of purchtser Tees e M... qarts of lots nam. | 9 \ bered_ twelve (12) and thirtecn 4 © | oe oe on ae oe ae and Jobi comer of said | lot sinning. ‘This parcel has several di trust on the property. purchaser, All rances, 2nd thi of defaulting howe mowey. ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, selT-d&as 3) im Willian A. Drory's subdivision of square as recorded In Book I, page 36, of the of the office of the survesor of the District lumbia, beginning for the same at the south: running thence cet sixty (G0) fret: and xix inche th P street the line of P street to the point of be- inct buildings hich the receivers reserve the right 19 sell crest at Six’ per cent, secured © the right to resell at the risk and property 1s sold purchaser fs not re- quired to ee to the application of the pure CLARENCE A, BRANDENBURG, @ay of sale, otherwise ma and cost of the: default WILLIAM 5. EDMONSTON, NATHANIEL WILSON, thence Attorney for party secured. thene= SMALL FRAME Hh WITH SHOP IN cea! INCHES bY Ze YEET To 15-PooT This is to give notice that the trustees, ander end by June 27, 1804. Gourt “of the D Alexander is oF recei: nse ises,” all ‘that certain parcel of the city of Washington, Bia, described as fellow Receivers. ©. G. SLOAN & ©0., AUCTIONEER (Successors to Latimer & Sieau.) ALUABLE BUILDING et NEAR FIRST STkeET TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT, “ON N STREE SOUTHEAST, WASHINGTON, By virtue of a certain deed 0} t9th day of July A. D. 18:3, Liber No. 1829, at’ folie 349 et seq land records for the District of at the written request of th We Will sell at pu premises, on MONDAY, OCTOR! AT HALY-VAST FOUR O°CLOC lowing described land and premis: city of Washington, nated az and in tiv one (Z01), according to the waid city. ‘ferms of sale: One-thind ersh, balance tn one Payable seti-annu- f rust on the prop- neieg and recording it of $100 Wl be and two yerts, with int and ‘secured by a deci ‘or all cash. All con: required at time of sale. io» OMe Gf the ‘columbia, gad y Secured thereby, riet aforesaid, aud desiz:- ring all of original lot numbered six (6), and the west four (4) feet and ‘hes trout by the depth of original lot m: 5), iu square wumbered seven’ hundred 1407 G Si ence south along I fect to place of gee sling, and work chop ‘erms of sale, rie third of purchas, installments, a Purchaser's ‘notes, fest, trust on premises sold, or all cash, at ‘ote hundred sind time of Tromt of t Ee ception. Deposit. of (wo G) | dollars required at THOS. DOWLIN the trustees reserre right to resell the property in default at the jon, in front of sents. consisting of an wld t sale. Terms to be complied with im ten days after day igé OCONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, ‘Trustecs. wels-dkds TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUal Lor aa NORTHWEST CORNER OF TWHEEE > R STREETS NORTHWEST, INPROVES BY SE, No. 120k KR” 19T IS 20 Sriget, peosned: alba Bi with wo story os to be ie Wate: = a 7 With in fifteen days from day of sale, or tbe wi4 | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO. AUCTIONDINS. GFE pay be resold, at the rink and cost of the | pocrrry 2 © TWOSTORY A’ defaclting parchas OSIAH WW. Mf vietlats MENT VKESS - BRICK - FRONT W, McLACHLEN, BAY WINDOW. CONTAINING NIN 4. SLASSIE, ASD BAtit, TWOS te Trustees. REAR, ON SIXTEENTH SRI E st. ‘AS 3 eT NORTH WES’ rlue of a deed + and @uly recorded in @ & CO, AUCTIONEERS, of trust. bearing Liber “1 land recerds of th T AND U SIXEY wt), Ae ACC TION, 1, SEPEMEER XP BASE. ELLING, KOON BUICK STAULE IN BETWEEN NORTHWEST (PREMISES: T AUCTION ay ome aw Ju brick front, 5 two-story ‘h of a hawe is Sule thele at. Be, me of sale, "UAIAMS & ©O.. Aacts, & 00. AUCIIONEERS, 5 ty 1) fect; the SCENBER | TWENTY. : ven (141). fect, and UALI-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 410) tnehes; the: twenty 0) fect, in Srout Of the premises, the thence exst one hundred and eleven (UL) {¢ Square 146, fronting 22 feet ten . to place of b nethird enxh, bals: qeers, with interest all A. aning. ¢ Ih one and two Six per cent, and wecured ¥ a decd of trust upon the property, or all cxsh, - onveyancing and $200" depusit re- | $6,000, Fr cash. “A dep K residence, comtatal roams, store ro Terms: Nold sulaject 8e20-6&03 of 18th street by @ » Improved by a three: dng twelve stale tn the rear, to an Ancuubrance of in cue and three years, balance 1 it Of $200 required at time of sale. Couveraucing atd scourding at purcharor cost,