Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1894, Page 24

24 THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1894-TWENTY-FOUR PAGES, SUBURBAN NEWS ANACOSTIA, ‘There was a pleasant gathering the other night at ihe home of Mr. Davison on Franklin street. Mr. Davison has inaugu- rated for the fall season a series of talks, which are illustrated by the use of a fine stereopticon. At the opening meeting Mr. Davison talked on Jerusalem and last night he continued his subject and concluded with some excellent views on battles, and a talk on the Grand Army. Among those Present in answer to the invitations sent out were Prof. B. EB. Messer, Prof. Clare Messer, Mr. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs, Miner, and Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Grant. ‘The Mterary department of the Epworth League gave its opening entertainment last night at the Methodist Church. The prin- cipal feature of the evening was a talk on “Light,” given by Mr. J. E. Powell, chair- man of the literary department. Mr. Pow- ell illustrated his lecture with electrical ex- was a novel sult in Justice Carroll Smith's court yesterday. The suit was against the railroad. Mr. W. H. Peck was the plaintiif. Mr. H. A. Griswold, the de- fendant did not unswer the suit by appear- ,ance, but the plaintiff was present. From the evidence, it seems that Mr. Peck asked the driver to come and get the fare and the passenger handed the driver a quarter for some tickets. ‘The driver going on the plat- recent elections, and especially that of the CAUSES OF LAMENESS. He Was Slow. OTI ALES. OTT ALES OTT ALES oe a pinks ti Kare ; M i) = He ho has rejected)—You oo Secs ee = = a pie ication meeting on Monday even; | Corns and Ingrowing Nails and What fe (who Jost meen i Ce EERE ec eto 8 ld or VUTURE pars. will be ligh 1 "No" . nin oe Bn oo jing next. A huge bonfire will be lighted ‘Causes “The: don’t dare say ‘No’ agaimy' RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers. “ She—“Why not?” tion. A band will be in attendance, and the | From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. i crowd will be addressed from the steps of | The mincing walk, often accompanied by | He—“‘Because two megatives make an the Kensington Publishing Company's build- limping, found am the dilettante, and affirmative. ing by Judge Alphonso Hart, Marion Dor- > ong r. She—"Not with a womas. ian, Dr. R. B. Detrick, B. H. Warner and | °thers as well, is in the majority of cases He—“How many does<it take with a others. In the event of inclement weather, | due either to extreme pain produced by too | woman?’ the addresses will be made in the hall of the | tight a shoe or those excrescences upon the | She—“On TRUSTHE'S SALE UF FRAME DWELLING NO, 781 18TH STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated Feb- ruary 21, 1808, and recorded in Liber, No. 17! folio 277, of the land records of the District Columbia, I will sell at public auction, in front of the preniises, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1894,” AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the south thirtean (13) feet eight (8) Inches Assignees’ Sale of Car-= | ™USTERS SALR OF A NEARLY NEW THRE riages; Buggies, Wagons, BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 1700 OREGON A\ Harness, Whips, Sad-|-% iy" aains ida alon tite dles, &c. records ot the District of Columbia and by dines Publishing company. foot known scientifically as ‘clavus” and <== ? tion of the purty or parties secured there! 2 a front of lot lettered “F"’ by, tbe depth of said lot, |_ On MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER TWELFTH, ba es, Peace dig gee Mr, Axtiate BS ‘ulgatly es “corns.” ‘Phe cori ia a circu- AUCTION: SALES. in Hoary Larmun and others’ subdivfaion of part of | 1804, commencing at TEN, OCLOCK, | tne gadersigned trustees will sell at pobiie enctloe “a — any fries ere lar, flattened, hemispherical, circumscribed é original lot thirty-four (34), in square numbered | undcrsigped assignees sell to the highest Lid- | TENTH DAF OF NOVEMBER, Ist, AT Foun “4 FUTURE. DAYS. ten hundred and twenty (1020), in the city of Wash- ash, at the carriage ware rooms, O'CLOCK P.M., the follow! ‘eibed Miss Oda Calhoun is spending a week in | thickening of the horny layer of the epider- . ington, in the District of Columbia, us said sub. | $06 Fenneylvania. are. UW. EIRST-CLASS CAR- | 'i%-, being lot ‘numbered 127 of Jamon E. Mil Washington. mis, namely, tne external skin, extending | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & ©0., AUCTIONEERS. hg Ee oa in ibe ect ee of RIAGES, Bee ea WAGER. HAR. subdivision of lots in square 152, improved by What came near being a serious fire 0c-| in the form of a cone below the normal NESS, WHIPS, SADDLES, &e. nearly new three-story and basement bay- . Cy page “TWO-STORY AND | 19, now embraced in lot fifty-one (61) in Herbert brick residence, with all modern improvement, PEREMPTORY SALE OF curred on Wednesday last at the home of ; P : $ Z x . | level of the internal layer of the skin known BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING HOUSR AND | ©. Gill and George E. Paxton’s subdivision, 28 re- = 3 containing about eleven being No 1700 Oree fo ar pe | uceenrtanrg eprint as the corium, the constant pressure hav-| LUT, FRONTING ON Jt STREET BETWEEN eee pal maenrye eo ee een a Pane OE re A fon venti: northwest ar ng a coming down stairs with a bunch of matches | ing produced some localized absorption of STH AND 10TH SERBETS ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and pis ge a gee Delance. im cach, All centeyenciog: ead Seeeaaet in her hand. These weze taken from her | this internal layer. Corns may be produced | 4 FIIDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH, AT | tWelve months, with interest payable semi anually, DESKS STOVES Ren t purchaser's cost. $200 deposit required at the and soon after the smell of smoke Was NO-| cither by friction or pressure, so that if | HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., we shall sell, | 1), “Of purchaser. A deposit’ of $100 required ft | .N; B.—This stock is from the’ best manufacturers aed of ny a Terms to be complied with In aftees ticed. Upon going to the room on the upper pm “ in front of the premises, sub lot No. 22, square 363, | tin, ‘of ‘sale. Conveyancing and recording at cost | @Md should command the attention of parties de- from sale. wu. floor a wardrobe was discovered to be on | the shoe is too large there is quite as much | 29 feet front, % feet deep to alley, limproved by | Cr"Dutcnaser If terms of sale are not complied | Siting first-class articles. Wid TAT. fire, also a trunk which stcod near by. The | risk of corms as though it were too small. | two-story and pasement brick dwelling house, 9 | with in ten days from time of sale, the trustee Freee ee, nol-d&ds Trettinn BY Iie ae ee fire was quickly extinguished without any| Corns result fro re or friction | Toms, Vath and furnace room, all modern Improre | reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of de: ss go =) = damage except the loss of considerable | either of the shoe or adjace re an ‘The above property offers an unusual 1° | fautting purchaser. WILLIAM A. GOKDON, La ae. -_ | ©. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G 8T. joe or adjacent surfaces, to persous desiring an investwent ‘nod-d&ds ‘Trustee. THOMAS DOWLING & ©O., AUCTIONEERS. (Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) clothing. a those of contiguous toes; in the latter sit- i ee property. ro | 0 y D., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 @ ree a & CHANCERY 8a) vA vation, from the constant moisture, the ‘Terms of sale: $1,000 cash, balance in one, two | © G. SLOAN & CO.,, > 5 st.n.Ww. ’ N Y LE OF VALUABLE IMPRo’ TAKOMA. vsually yellow, horny, epithelial masses be- ree years, secured by’ notes of purchaser, (Successors "t+ Litimer & Sloan.) Executors’ Sale to Close an REAL, state, CRrrUArEp wk "RCEN : e deed of Ca ity Me auucing, ke, | TRUSTER'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME $150 to be pald down "when DWELLING, NO. 2110 11TH STREET NORTH- er sale to be WEST. s firuck, off Tere vas) of sale, | Dy. virtie of a -ertain deed of trust, dated the sili ing substituted by soft, whitish collections A large and appreciative audience, among | Of epithelium, and known as “soft corns.” 2 2 : | These, being relieved, leave a slightly whom were many prominent Wasltn3-| ievated margin of white dead cuticle, with tonians, filled the Presbyterian Church last | the central red depression’ involving the ee, aes at pisk and cost | Ist day of Feb-uary, 1804, and duly ‘recorded io evening, the occasion being a musicale | deeper layers of the skin, through which is | of defaulting purebaser after 5 days’ uotice. é ~~ eas none - a apt at eta given under the auspices of the Ladies’ Ald | seen ioe conmentae plier ica itl nolv-déds WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO.Aucts, | Ole 00 tn arty secured therety, I will sell, a Society, for the benetit ot. fae. shan ees driving the conical mass of epithelium down & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Iban STEEN TH io AY HALE. fine program was rendered by the following | upon the sensitive tissues of the feet. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the F District of Columbia, passed in equity cause ONTING, 25 | 16544, the undersigned ‘trustee ‘will offer: for’ eels, MITH AND Jat public auction, in front of. the premices, om EST, AND IM: | THURSDAY, THB FIFTEENTH. DAY OF 'N HOUSE No, 1110 |G IBER, ‘A.D. 1804, AT HALF-PAST FOU . ALSO LOT FRONT- | O'CLOCK’ P.M., the following real estate, «ituat \_EHODE ISLAND AVENUE | in the clty of Wasbinzton, D."G., and designa NORTHWEST BETWEEN 10TH AND 11TH | on the ground plan thereof as and being part STREETS NORTHWEST, AND IMPROVED BY | LoT SEVEN (7), IN SQUARE 447, being the FRAME HOUSE No. 1010 RHODE ISLAND | 14 feet front of' said lot. next to ‘the south 40 AVENUE NORTHWEST. front thercof, and extending back with the width form held up the tickets and asked the passenger to come and get them. The | Paige declined to do so, and did not get is change. It was for this sum he enter- ed suit against the road yesterday. Decis- ion was reserved in the case. Health Irspector Beaumont was a visitor to Anacostia yesterday, but the residents will not see him again for two or three weeks as he has just taken a leave of ab- fence. The health of Anacostia will, how- ever, be looked after by Mr. George A. Howe, who will investigate all cases re- quiring the report of the inspector. eee HYATTSVILLE. Mr. J. H. Ralston has had a tilt with Gov. Brown in regard te the imprisonment of the Coxey men in the house of correction. Mr. Ralston, in a recent letter to the gov- ernor, called his attention to an agreement to the effect that all the Coxey men should be released, and clatmed that O'Neill, Horst and Hartman had been made to serve out their full terms in violation of the agree- ment, and that the latter, for want of Proper medical treatment, has gone blind. He also made certain charges of cruelty inflicted upon the inmates of the house of correction by its officers, and asked for an explanation. The governor in a tart let- ter replied that such charges should be in- vestisated py the board of directors of the institution. Mr. Ralston declined to sub- mit the charges to the board, giving as his reasons for doing so, that members were every month the guests of the very men they would investigate, but offered to lay the charges before a board not gov- erned by personal or partisan feelings. The governor, so Mr. Ralston claims, then an- nounced his intention of ignoring the charges against the institution. It is stated that other charges beside those of cruelty to the inmates will be brought against the officers of the house of correction. a BRIGHTWOOD. Dr. Oliver P. Waters and family have left their country home, “The Clagett Place,” and gone to Washington for the winter months. The Brightwood Electric Railroad Com- pany have put temporary fenders on their ears and the cars all fitted with stoves for the cold season. . Mrs. W. J. Shryock, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Beall, has return- ed to her home in Baltimore. Miss Daisy Brown expects to spend the coming months in Washington, where she will open a studio and resume her art work. The little son of Thomas Reall of the PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., ‘the following de- well-known artists, who kindly lent their] Since pressure from improperly shaped scribed land anl premises, situate tn the city of services: Solos (vocal), Mrs. Dr. Gardiner, | shoes is usually the cause of corns, this must Washington, Distri t of Columbia, and designated Miss Blanche Yewell and Mr. Voinot;| be corrected. ‘The direct pressure must be as lot numberec thirty-six (6), in Mary E. taken off by feft rings; a simple circular By virtue of the authority vested in us under the | 14 feet, 50 feet to the rear of the lot, Improved by, will of Peirce Shoemaker, deceaced, we will offer | @ frame dwelling house, = for sale, on FRIDAY, SIXTEENTH DAY of NO-| | Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money, VEMLER, 1894, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the | 1m cash, and the balance in two equal installment following described real estate, situate in pdb eS = ye yl = of WasCington, D. C... and particularly described ss | jy'egee4 ene Sem De rier male am fee b. c. Fitch's subdivision of part of square numbered violin, Anton Kagpar; plano, Miss Shedd. | piece of thick felt the size of a nickel, or | By virtue of a power contained tm a certain deed | fhree hundred and three 0%, as said subdivision . : ce ate is recorded in bock R. L. H., page 142, im the and recitations, by Misses Calhoun and] » jittle larger, may have a hole cut through | °f trust to us, the undersigned, of date August 5, veyor's office C2 the District of Columbia, y it 1985, at es Bell and Mr. Hazen Bond, with songs by | It and the same placed over the corn and Sine to ntetn ae ae ek ek | made own at time of gale reglumtng on Sth street af the southwest corner of | CbaRer may, Pay all cast at hie option. A the Dudley Buck Quartet. eld in place by adhesive plaster. By .this | the District of Columbia, and at the request of the 1008,5,6.7. clearer McKINLAY, Trustee. said lot and running thence east 100 feet, thence xes will be paid to the day of sale. All com the undersigned trust: laste OC oe THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. “PAST FOUR | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ng described real es- | REAL ESTATE, NO. 505 E STREET NORTH- fo the city of Washington, District of WEST, AND OF VALUABLE UNIMPKOVED abla, to wit? All of lot numbered thirty- REAL’ ESTATE ON C STREET BETWEEN oe “s suldivision of square 1 4 NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH | STREETS according to plat of suid NORTHWEST, AND ON TWENTIETH STREET e appears of record In the BEIWEEN B' AND C STREETS NORTHWEST, rveyor of the District of Columbia, in| By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of folio 319, ete., Improved Ly a | the District of Columbia, passed on the 2ist day of ae means the pressure is removed. from’ the ‘The marriage of Mr. W. W. os of ay irritated point, the location of the corn place to Miss Mary F. Wentworth, formerly | corresponding with the hole in the circular of Ursina, Pa., was solemnized on Thurs-| piece of felt day at 5 o'clock, by the Rev. Mr. Hartsock, |" As a preventer of corns frequent bathing in the parsonage of Ryland M. E. Church, | of the feet and keeping of the skin soft Washington. The bride was attired in a| and pliable ts important, In these modern hellotrope cloth and velvet costume, with | days, when shvemaking has become an art hat to match. Mr. and Mrs. Cox will re-| in the enormous factories of the country, side i Washington. there ts little excuse for corns, as a well The Republican Club of Takoma have | equipped shoe house can fit perfectly any north 28 feet 8 inches to the south line of original . Tot 8 in sald square, thence west alcng sald south | Fevancing, recording and notary’s fees at the par. ling 25 feet, thence’ south 25 feet, thence west 75 JE om 5 fect to 12th'street and thence south 3 fect 8 inches | 19 Sfteen daye the Fight ts Testeed to fesell at the along tke lng of said street to the place of be- | Fisk And cost of fhe Stating eee may deem inning. Also part of original lot 8 in said square | proper, GEORGE risomessir Pulp men, 820, beginning on G street at the northeast corner of sald lot, ruaning thence south 100 feet to the] pot-a&ds w. north line ‘of said lot, and thence west 25 feet, — thence rerth 100 feet to G street and thence east RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. along the south Hoe of said street 25 feet to t — beginning. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF DESIRA! pegs IN brick dwelling Known and numbered as 1109 3 Septembe 'D. 1594, in the consolidated causes | Also, on the SAME DAY, at FIVE O'CLOCK ‘NO. 26 B ST. N.E., WITH § LoT, i» issued invitations to a sociable to be held | foot that is presented. wpshire avenue northwest, subject to a prior {of E. Morrison Paj Company vs. Leonard GC. and immediately after the sale of the G ING THE CAPITOL GROUNDS. in Takoma Hall tonight. Ingrowing Nails. of trust om said property, for the sum Wood, Equity No, 15793; and of Sarah S. Smith vs. | street property, we will offer all of lots P and Q| By virtue of three deeds of trust duly recorded Mrs. H. P. R. Holt entertained at] Distressful lameness and an awkward | $5,000 of ¢ate August 17, A.D. isy2, and duly Leonard ¢ Wood, ‘No. 15804, "and an order passed | in square ‘No 837, and a frontage of one (1) foot | in Liters 1824, folio 121, ete. folio 57, ete., luncheon on Thursday Grace Greenwood, | walk are often occasioned by ingrowing | rtd in Liter No. 1709, follo % se. in said catsses on the 6th day of November, 184, | on ‘Khode Island avenue by the depth of said lot | and 1538, folio 366, ete., of the land records ‘of the her daughter, Miss Lippincott and Miss | tocnails; and at this point it is well to | Act of trust bears 6 per cent interest per annum, | we will sell, at public, auction, In fat. of tis |, and immediately adjoining the alley, making @| District of Columbia, and at the, recur whe by Ross of the Whittingham. enter a protest against the toothpick shoes | Viucue” or git: at AuaUsE 17) NO a [BAY OF ROVEMDER, 1d0h AT POLI O'CLOCE | {otal frontage on Ithede Island erenue. of Ot Jnad | babile auction, im froat of the premises, on FRE Mrs. Alfred Trego of Baltimore is a guest | worn by many. The toe of the shoe should | prise deed of for 505 E street, and at FIVE O'CLOCK for A deposit of $200 will be re- | P. ue northwest, under rent at $15 per month. DAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, of Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Carroll at their home | be broad enough to allow ample room to the | quired at the time of sale. All panel 4 | Valuable unimproved property on C street between] ““Torms of sale on each piece of ty: One- | 1894, AT HALF-PAST POUR O'CLOCK V.M., the in North Takoma. toes, without crowding or overriding. | tecording at AU renns. of rate. to | 19th and 20th, and on 20th street between B and C | ¢ind aah, and the belance at one, ‘two and three | following described real estate, situate In the clty, At a meeting of Takoma Lodge, No. 24, | Where there Is a tendency in the direction | be complied with in ten days from date of sate, | streets Fg owe, fescribed ‘real | years, with interest, payable semi-annually, se-| of Washington, District of Columbia, ond aang: state, e cured’ by deed of trust of satisfactory form to the | rated as lots numbered 20 and 21, in “IHicko} iness was | of an ingrowing toenail, it is in nearly | (he'Wke trustees reserve the right to resell undersized, and tristees to be named by them, | tubdivision of square G86, together with all’ the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser or pur- | !umbla, to wit: I. 0. O. F., after routine bus transacted, plans for heating the building | every instance the na il of the larger toe. | chasers. P ‘of lots one (1) and fourteen (14), in square 7 improvements, ways, rights, appurtenances to the were discussed and decided upon. This can be guarded against by permitting | RICHARD R. BEALL, Trustee, four hundred and elghty-eight. (8s), beginning for | A, tePosit, of $500 on, the @ street, property ane | ne belonging. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Depus have closed | the nail te grow long, even at the expense No. 1420 New York ave. n.\ the same on E street at the southwest corner of | ouired at time of sale. If the purchaser fails, | Terms: One-third cots, | the balance in one their house here, and will winter in Wash- | cf the stocking. In trimming, the corners Tot one (1) and running theace north ninety-five (95) | eauired et Une of sale. It (he Poth terme of | two years, with notes to bear interest at 6 . 3 : 0c 25-dSd vew Yi feet and three (@) inches: thence east twenty (20) T annum from date of sale (interest pays ington. of the nail should never be cut off, as it _ New York ave. uw.) Peet “Wight and two-thirds (8 2-8) iuches; thence | Sle within fifteen (15) Gays the properties will be | Dor miitm tone ecured by deed of trust on ‘The Misses Calhoun are gusts of Mayor | permits the pushing upward and crowding | gyri Anove IS POSTPONED ON Ac. | south ‘ninety-five (05) feet and three (3) inches, to | Fesold at his o- ber risk and cost. |, property ‘or all cash, at the option of tbe and Mrs. 8. S. Shedd. egainst the nail of the adjacent flesh, and | count of the weather until SATURDAY, NOVEM. | Stid E street; thence west to the beginning, tm- FRANCIS D, SHOEMAK! rebaser. fg RB.» Fg 8 I The weekly sewing circle for the Chil-| favors ingrowing. If the nail be encouraged | BEK TENTH, same hour and place. By order of proved by preinises 605 E street; also one-half un-| 5. tors and Trustees Under Will of Peirce ime of sale. All conveyanct recording ai dren's Hospital will meet today at the home | In its length and trimmed squarely acrcss, | the trustee nous’ | divided of lots fifteen (15) to twenty-one (21), in| Hxccutore and Trustees purchaser's cost. Terms of to be complied : William ‘Gunton's devisees’ subdivision of part of naker, Peth in. fifteen days, otherwise. trustees SE ae NS PRO, Mingle Se Ste a ree neater iat on |= CRE: ABOVE RATE oo su syuare one hundred and twenty-elglit (128), as per 920 F st. nw. |} tho right to resell the 9 it the risk aah center, the outer parts of the nail will be a RED sit Siaticoue. th OVAL EMER POST: | Blut, recorded in Liber 11, follo 12, im the sugvey- | GG, SLOAN & ©O,, AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. | cost ‘of the defaulting purchaser, after five FREDERICK. protection to the delicate flesh about it, in- Dey, “ brs'oflice of the District of Columbia. (Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) advertisement resale 18 some newspaper stead of an irritation. Too close paring of | jit itates et Stme hour'and place, either finger nails or toenails should be The board of return judges for Frederick | ¢ither finge - ~ of cease Aan, Sn cae ot toe ueateee, county met st the. court house here on| “When it Is remembered that the hang- PARR & 00. AUCTIONEER ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One- Friday and made the official count of the| nails about the fingers are the result of eo third of. the, purchatea tn (wo years after the day ballots cast at the clection last Tuesday. | neglected rails, and are really dangerous, SALE OF TWO-STORY FRauE or all cash, at the purchaser's option. : as they favor’ infect! . AS No. 751 ‘TENTH red payments to be represented D: ‘The total number of yotes received by Mr. y favor infection and {noculation Sh An AUCTION. of the purdhaser, Dearing interest at th poll e rate of Wellington was 5,680; Mr. Williams, 5,111; | With disease germs, and often serious blood- virtue of a deed of trust, given to us, and | gix per cent per anbum, payable sem-annually, and ot . Ws ton, D. CO. Rareand Valuable Antiques cre MONE MGRTIE nT-akdbs ‘Trustees, from the estate of Sir RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. John Brown of Sheffield, | cycsrens saz at AUCTION OF UNINTRO! Mr. George Street and ons sthese Basten TLONG MEADO} ® properties Will be sold subject to certain di of tant. full particulars, concerning which ean poisoning, it is surely a justification of the | daly recorded in Liver Ne 3, mt jeed rust he property sold. IN TE ISTRI Shoemaker, 434; Kiracofe, populist, 15. Mr. | P?S0mIn& It i St iy recorded in Liter No. 1812, follo 14 et seu, | to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold. Duk f H. ilton’ JE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. . Hsp 2s amoi attention now being given to | one of the land ied with within ten days from the Duke o am ns rtue of & deed of trest to the vunderst Wellington's plurality ts 569. Comparing | manicuring them. and at the request of the party secured therel ae mee, SP ataer oe trustees reserve the right to Beg cord su dated September 2, 1802, and recorded to sale, London, about 80 | Mi°tr2F? telto Ses "et sed. of the land eecke ae the District of Columbia, and at the request of the cases, per steamships Ime | hotavr‘ot the nites thereby secured, we will offer for eale, at public auction, in of the diana and the City of New | fe.°cs, Sutizspay, ine FInEEENTH DAY ot the total vote cast with the total number} 4 measure of the same manicuring at- bhi of registered voters it Is seen that 1.481 tention should be given to the nails of the stayed away from the polls in this county. | tces, Surely no one will be foolish enough The republicans have abandoned the idea| tj wear an uncomfortable shoe, which is of holding a celebration in honor of their] productive sometimes of serious and even victory. dangerous diseases of the feet; blood- will sell, apetion, tu The property at the risk and cost of the de- ‘i ¥, THE TWENTY SECOND ing pirehaser, after Hive days’ advertisement Sot, AT FOI ‘The Evening Star. ed real eatite | ey ye eM ae Shon each of the unimproved lots ig in the city | and of $200 on the improved property will be re- the District of Columbia, known | Guiccd at the time of sale; the said unimproved lots S part of orixinal Jot numbered | Win be offered separately. and designa’ (47), ty-eight (48), forty-nine Mr. Dantel_C. Kefanver and Miss Eva] Ooisoning has been known to occur from | Senty-uine (29) amd thirty @o). In square num- | Ay “conveyancing and recording at purchaser's York, just through the Fo ee sae (Sl) tad Shiptwo G2) of Wikt Ruth Coblentz,both well known and popular | Recineted or badly. treated corns and in, | Nored mine hundred amd teey C50), described a | coat, Ste aad anpet to pa} GEOTLETCOWN CUSTOM | fem itamgor and Asherean Security and Tro : : = nig for on, the. line 3 . : yocng people ‘of Middletown, this county, | Pesyrte, OF party, treated corns and in jerinaing for the same oo, the lise of | “ihe properties h wilt be Company's subdivision of lots one (1) to thirteem es, statement of the amount of whic! Korat eg thc hollered eg os north’ of the seutheast corner of said | (4S"at'the sale or can be ascertained from elther driving to Walkersville by different routes house direct to us, come | 22 incesive, in voc aivision of part of “Long must admit that it is a mistaken prompt- Shepherd road, who was quite ill, is now fully recovered. Miss Nellie Darling is home, after a visit to Miss Blanche Nicholson, in Rockvilie, Ma. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Shoemaker have re- turned from a trip to Baltimore, where they attended the horse show. Miss Margie Ellin is visitiug for a week her aunt, Mrs. M. E. Nalley. Ruth Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, held its usual meeting this week. A large umber of members were present, the de- grees were conferred on two candidates, ‘ter which a collation was served. On Wednesday evening Brightwood Royal ch Chapter held Its meeting at Masonic all and a committee was appointed to make arrangements for the visitation of the Grand Chapter, to be held the last of this month. ‘The Messrs. Adams and sister of Massa- echusetts, who have been visiting their uncle, Mr. W. E. Robinson, on the A road, re now with relatives in Washington. —_— LANGDON. Miss Mamie Loor of Green Vale has won @ prize scholarship at Wood's Commercial College, and entered upon her studies this week. Contractor E. P. Sherman is erecting a handsome cottage on 20th street below Frankfort for Victor E. Lawson of Wash- ington. Robert L. Dutton of Washington was the leader of the weekly meeting at the Lang- don Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Thursday evening, the subject for discussion being, “How May We Preach Christ?” The society has elected the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing quarte: President, Harry A. Newman; vice pres! dent, Mrs. J. H. Platt; “secretary, Miss Leona Sherman; treasurer, Mrs. C.A-Baker. ‘At last night's meeting of Langdon Lodse of Good Templars visitors were present from DL. P. Holloway Lodge of Washington and Golden Chain Lodge of Hyattaviile. An interesting good of the order program was resented by Miss Hattie Harvey, consis ~ of readings, music, &c. An official visi- tation from Liberty Lodge of Washington was announced for Friday, November 16. A pleasant birthday party was given Tuesday evening by Miss Leona Sherman in honor of her friend, Mr. Frank Higdon, at the residence of E. P. Sherman, on Em- poria street. C. G. Frost, the builder, has taken out a permit for a frame cottage, to be built at once, on Emporia street, Avalon, just east of the railroad. ‘The democratic collapse of Tuesday caught some of Langdon’s residents in the wreck, several boxes of cigars, three new hats and some cash having changed hands on the result. Index Clerk Tompkins of the House of Representatives, who hails from Loulsi- ena, and who has a long lease on the ex- tensive garden farm of Samuel Coombs at this point, says he has not had the courage yet to look in the papers, having h enough to satisfy him that the news wo not prove consoling to his weary heart. But some Langdon people who are on the outside as a result of the change two years so are cruel enough to be happy now, and that’s what seems to make other people, unhappy. — KENSINGTON. Mr. Nathan Mannokee of Washington Is visiting at the home of his uncle, Mr. W. H. Mannakee. Miss Helen Bickford of Washington is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Howard Fish- back. Dr. H. B. Haddox of Dawsonville is the guest of Drs. J. L. and W. L. Lewis. Mr. Harry Mannakee has been spending a few days at Falls Church, Va. ‘The services which will be held tomorrow in the Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church are as follows: Sabbath schoul at 9:30 a.m., preaching at 11 a.m., by the pas- tor, Kev. James T. Marshall, and Christian Endeavor services at 7:30 p.m., which will be led by Mr. L. W. Maxson, president of the society, the subject being “How May We Preach Christ?” Mr. George F. Davis has gone to Nomint Creek, Va., for a visit. He will be joined by Mrs. Davis early next week. ‘The Library Association of the St. Paul's M. &. Church will meet on Wednesday even- ing next at the home of Mr. W. H. Wheat- ley. Mr. Paul Detrick of Nomin! Creek is mak- ing a two weeks’ visit to his former home here. The enthusiasm of the republicans of Ken- sington and vicinity over the result of the ing of vanity to wear ill-fitting shoes for | lot numbered twenty-nine @3, and rum e said fret named subd being “ree to avold detection met at the Stauffer | ine Sake of relucing the size or changing | south twenty (0 fect; thence "west y thy | OF MB REALS THOMAS M. | FIELDS, prising Rare and Une | mec the‘ontce of the surveyor of the District were married by the Rev. CW. Stinespring | the shape of the foot, when in a city of | fet, ‘aad’ thence ‘cast eighty, (G0). feet’ eight ‘B) EDWARD Hy dHoMas, usual Household Decoras | po te ae ee oP tae phreiase’ money of the United Brethren Church. After the | €V€ @ balf million inhabitants there Is not es to the place of begimning, together with the 916 EF st. DLW, cath, balance equal pa. ‘one and two = “Mie "a | @nother individual save the victim that | improvements. JOHN RIDOUT, ti t to be had on 4 of ‘sale, with isterest. at 6 ceremony they drove back to Middletown se 4 41D st. nw. ions nol 0 years fiom day of sale, per Serene eet, eoee beck fo Mildietown | cares one way or the other about the mat-| ‘Terms: One-third of thespurchase money to be BAD ste me iw nn Rag ig BE arental objection that had made clo; ter, except for artistic as well as humane | Faid in cash, the residue: in two equal install- | go9.a&ds this side of the water. Srty’ cold, or sil cash, at Purchaser's, ou tion. Trent necessary. GK cloPe | reazons he would much prefer to sre a| (emt at one sm tte tee Se aten at the nie RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTS. RARE OLD SOLID SILVER in great varicty ana | de}osit of $50 on ensh lot will be Teale The fourth annual Frederick flower sh fcot comfertably clad and to observe a} of jor cont per annum from day of sale, and to as, 3 vasa " of all periods, in usefal and ornamental shapes, | T2/° qo’ x opened in the rink builling on Wednesday | Walk Indicative of a good understanding. | je serured by Weed of trust on the pre ii, | TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN: | Vig) Sets, odd pieces of Table "Ware, | {4278 from day of, le the, erauitiag pare morning and clesed Friday night. It was ET Rig Balas eR CEES Fealt of $200 required ur-the tine of eat M COitER OF SD AND N'STS NOTH: | pach PoE ABM Sac oaK, | euser om five Gaye" public Rotles, All convertines the largest and finest exhibition of chrysan-| Mf, BOURGET’S “OUTRE MER” | {ye complied with in Uffoca dass trom the day WEST. ¢ trust duly recorded in| {2 Chalrs, Cabinets, Closets, Tables, Hall Seats, | 196 &t purchaser's C80 1 Q. geumonn, themums and roses ever held and attracted Bites olicrwise the trostees seaerve. the right t0| | By virtue of @ deed of trust duly recor Hall Clests, Plante Racks, Hall Clocks, Settees, MABLOS ASEPOED, @ great deal of attention. The judge of the | The American Girl After Reading the | resell the prot y, at the ris and cost of the | Liber No. 1680, follo 17 apo = ¥ A | ete. an ‘Trustees. flowers was Mr. C. F. Hale of Washington. “ Getauiting purchaser, “AM conveyancing, recording, | records for the District of Columbia. and at the | or) EXGLISH INLAID MAHOGANY, in Exquie- a. Werk of the French Immortal. bee ay gear re ey aici Tequest of the party. sect reby, Fee ee Cinboeras Dufete Can and ‘Tea Tables a Soar AUCTIONEERS, —_ — ad, Nats haut maate Ga maida . WILLIAM A. GORDON, Figned trustee, will offer for sate by public suctt Garving Boncds, Hall’ docks," Pe Tea | THOM. fs OO, CHINESE SUPERSTITION. ‘ eset! SAMLEL CROSS, In’ front of a a al ‘Trays, Bellows,’ Desks, as, Settees, Dintng > That M. Paul Bourget should have such | poto.agabs “Trustees. DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. Iss4, AT | goa’ Hall Chairs. Important Trustees’ Sale of PCLOCK P.M, the following | py S24 Se, An Artist's Experience in Painting an | things to report as he does report about | G, SLOAN & CO, AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. | $s thee yeatate \Galumbia, aod known 4 Bohl Parlor Clock about eight feet hy trom Fifteen Building Lots, in Old Buddhist Priest. the athletic American woman is a sign of |G G- SLOON © te A timer & Sloan ington ap District being all of original lot note: ee eas as cee ee ie ee From the Fortnightly Review. (he secuieces changes that: ape peutite = OF A TWo-TORY Frame| vered four (4), 1m square | numbered forty-nine ro nae gece =! the subdivision of Edge- ; In transatlantic things. It ts a very short | TRUSTEE'S SALE r . FRAME] (ig) together with all’ the tmprovements, eights, | syPtris FORNTTURE, tn Cabinets, Sofas, Arm and NORTH: deus . Z a m vas that they sat in a » of a certain deed of trust, dated the Prior ibe fully stated at the time of sax ae i= others I spotted the fine head of an old | A™*rican women was that they June, ‘1398, end duly recor ce | Of wnich will be fully statine: trust) CASH. A | ots Garondoles, Superb Convex and Flat ali | © ington an nm hot heuse eating swects, wore thin shoes and stockings at inopportune times and never rode, never walked. Every traveler | the party secured thy had his commonplace upon this subject, Tw Mei igre hand all he had to say of the nervous type | fon. inmbia, to Wit: All that certain time to change his mind. Unfortunately | o¢ teauty, the palior, the Injured teeth, | piece or parcel of Iand aint premises known as the the large crowd that had gathered round. | the frasility, the rocking chatrs. Besinning | htt, "of ‘oe tumced tid tty 050) fect, OF ve especially the women folks, seemed to scold | with Mrs. Trollope and going on to Dick- | vutuberea twenty (20), In block eight (8), In Hall | g9°-THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON- 4 : d jon Merid gether IONDAY, NOV him and talk angrily at him for his silliness | gs, we find the same tale. These wrote | and, Elvan's sutdivisiea of Meridian Ill, toxether | sequence of the rain until MONDAY, NOVEMBER h aa pt the dand records | gy ‘$200 required upon acceptance of bid. sand at the request of | {Phe fenke of sale are not compiled with in fifteen days from the day of sale the trustee re- serves the right to resell the property at the ricy aud cost of the defaulting purchaser after Ove da advertisement of such resale In some news- per published ia, Washington, D.C. AIL ea recording at the cost of purchase . veyaacing and ns BURR R. TRACY, 0c26- dhs Trustee. it. WoRPiirct Orb DOrCH AND ENGLISH aan. creted streets, and on the 2a Ean Beste tel Rs re Gur 'et| line of the electric = ELAN ASotntist OF a ae road, being a portion of dintivent, sone of which are eaticiy'wew | _ the Chase property. this country. By virtue of a decd of mgs the tw OLD CHUR Vestments, Robes, Hanging | ninth day of November, 1! duly recorded Lamps, Immense Candlesticks in Russian silver. | Liber 1 follo 83 et seq., one e the laod recs IVORY CARVINGS AND MINIATURES in t | of the rict of Columbia, aud direction of secured ‘therety, the undersized trast Buddhist priest. After a long confabulation and a few strings of cush, which passed from my pocket into his hands, I was able to induce him to sit for his picture, and I dashed off a sketch tn olls before he had yarlety, rare and antique, including a rt Crocidz over 300 years old, ‘carved frown cue | will selle 1g front of the premises, on THURSDAY, in sitting, owing to the strange notion that | jong before the civil war. The world, as | fran Kuown as’ No. 2404 15th street no9-d&ds RR. TRACY, Trustee, solid plece; a wonderful x ‘. 1, 2 10 No, 2 ‘street. . TR 3 specimen, in fect EB FI ‘TH DAY OF YEMBEK, prevails in China, and, in fact, nearly all) yj¢, Grant Allen says, has changed much z mele Sold ealject to 9m invamibrasct of | Tog. SLOAN © 00. AUOIR fate, from ga old church ie Maria.) Also Be wAbe-bast THREE 0" the, followin . ‘conv and recording at pur- as s ? many’ o' and a arra; Minia- : Lote ibered over the east, that if an image {s reprouce, | since 1860, und the new world probably st. A depoait of $100 required at time Guccessors to Latimer tures by eeldvrated artists, ey eer telve tt. thirteen Gi, foartoed a soul has to be given to it, and that the | very much. ims to be compliod with In fifteen days 4 BRASS DOGS, Sconces, Brass-frame Mirrors, | (14), fifteen (15), sixteen (16), eevenicor (17), Dersou portrayed has to be the supplier of it} “SY W'Ar pourget finds the states full of | {om ity of sale. WHITEIIELD McKINLAY, Assignee’s Sale of Fine Fire Screens, ett eighteen (18), nineteen (19), twenty (20), twentys at his own expense. The venerable old ow M. get finds the stat 1 09-10% Trustée. 5 RARE OLD ENGLISH DIAMOND CUT GLASS, in| one (21), twenty-two (22), ‘twenty-three (23) aud Fuddhist priest,who was nursing his “cash” |@9_l finite number of girls whose Ife is Wines, Liquors, Cigars, | “seis, ota nteces tor, the table, Vases, Ora- | twenty-four (24), im sguare maimbered one), fm snipe Seg immaraaeaon'a era in he, mn, ease yriez | orwcansow ance, avcnowmmm | Senate Tobacco, Pipes | Sires ta arti set sty eae | Ravere aad eee as eta Aabangpacenonedr ge naw better venited open air. The’ only thing’ they do indoors | TRUSTEES. SALE OF “TRE MILTON FLATS hi if C. CHINA campelsing somopiets Royal Dresden Ditcer | EGS: 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 22, 24 and lot 2 DiS vols for some time and sat like a statue, |'8 skirt dancing, pursued with conspientivus | ON THE NONTH SIDE OF M STREET NOT. Shelving, Show ASE, fervicn, "Gad “Dresden te Flaten, Congres | trick en ta pee ehatiie bates; ae te RETWI ENTEENTH — AND A LARGE APART Tables, Bouffe, Bottle WELL FILLED WITH ‘1! resolution. Car- technique and the utme riage exercise is taken, pases, in the form of ajawnt on the cowcatcher of Vases, Cups and Saucers in great variety, | 18, 14 and 15 on Baltimore street, same square. Dishes of all kinds for use and ornamenta-| ‘Terms: One-half cosh, balance in one year, tion, all beautifully decorated; Antique Ger- | with notes bearing Interest at 6 cont per aR but finally had to give in. “You will die,” cried an old woman at him; “I saw your soul coming out of you | 2 aha aa aes man Pottery, Old Delph, Viena Porcel til paid, or all cas of purchaser. him; "7 saw, your soul coming out of you | sn express train. ‘There is but one word in dent of trast, dated the 20m] Racks, &¢ raxaresee ‘70 |< Fane oni Hctit Gam picnne, Epcelains, | Sum until paid. all cash, st option of rarcbaeet it with my own eyes! = . praise of personal appearance, and that is . gape! in Liber 1803, | BY VIRTUR oF A DEI oon pore § 0] OLD ENGRAVING AND COLORED. PRINTS, by | $100 deposit will be. required at Py wag ‘So did I,” cried a hundred other voices in | “hes!thy looking.” Wisut misht not be lind. at the Fe Sa ee ee oe ROR THE | Rartoloasl, Cosway, Cipriant, Ryder, en gn’tach lots. Terms to be complied with in ifn a chorus." pected cf a peuple capable of such an enor ated thereby, we will HIGHEST BIDDER, FOR CASU, AT STORE No. Watson gnd others, “some Oa eatin, and eli | days from day of wile. A a tce - ors change, of such a brilliant, vivid, 0 he sen, Se en St, ON FRIDAY, ammed.- a 5 . By the time the priest had got up they | MOU", © \olte tace? ent pie eae met WATL STRERT NORTHWEST, (ON mo CURIOS, | AIMS, | KXICK-KNACKS, | Bric-a-brac, | _r2-dts 18 a0 buiding. had half convinced him that at least half | “jn ‘effect Americans have shown them- TH. A.D. T8094, the following described A WELL ED STOCK | nd ‘inany other rare and. scarce articles: COL. DUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERS. his soul had really gone out of him; but remises, situate and being in the elty of Ww tea, COL . B i'm; Dut | selves capable, betore the present time, of | \ mreagineh: Sea e ed tee ay St} LECTED WITH GREAT “CARB PROM ‘ALL = had the soul sone or ap 1e would 9 and | taking occasion, by the publication of those | .srrivad a aud bein all of los ton (Okt eee | Neat BRA’ PARTS OF THE “OLD WORLD. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A HANDSOME TH take the cash for safe keeping to ome | criticisms which the work? has not spared | n (i). ju Samuel Davidson's subdivision of lots in paren NE OF TL GOUDS AS THE WHOB FO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC. _ ATTIC AND CELLAR BRICK DW frst, and ccmplain and ask for the restitu- | them. They bave obviously taken, thought - ‘OUND IN A WELL-KEPT RESTAU- " AY EDNESDAY ING, NUMBERED , 1739 5 STREET NORTH- e numbered one hundred and twenty-seven | SauacLY Fol AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH TO WEST. FIFTEENTH, 1894, within our ART ROOMS, | By virtue of — certain deed of trust to us bear LOT G STREET,” commencing each day vat | inp ance Feltaary ie As De 1805, duly. seconded a ELEVEN A.M. and TLRER P.M. Mber 1791, follu 21, of the land reconis of This _crand and tnportant collection WILL BE | pisirict of Columbia, and at the request of ON VIEW THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR-| party secured thereby, we will sell. at publ DAY, NOVEMBER STH, 9TH AND 10TH, 1804 | 2SCHon’ in front of the premlees, ON FiLDA: tion of his lost property afterward. He was | ‘M awe es ; ‘Qs per plat recorded In Liber N.K. folios seven : and reformed everything that offended the | ("lot Oe. P 4a). of tke recostis o¢ tas eumeesee or | BANE J. J. HAMILTON, ASSIGNED. a sensible man. Sg was I, and knowing | tourist at table, in the trains and in the what was coming, the moment he had gone | strests; ‘They would pncbably have done it | {He District, of Colunbla, Also part of original |g. G, SLOAN & 60., AUCTS. nod-dts I went into the room and packed the sketch | Under a less violent attack, but, anyway, mdred. and. twenty-seven (124), deserived as | DUNCANSON BItOS., AUCTIONEERS, safely, then took another clean panel and | the attack was more than sufiicient. Now Beginning at Southwest corner of = smeared {t with the scrapings of my palette | this is a cocporate action that should be | ®tid lot eight (8), on H str 1 running thence <CERY SALE OF THAT VALUABLE TRI- e i = ‘ st eleven (11) ‘feet six (6) Inches: thence OK, KNOWN “AS SQUARE | (Wwitlin our rooms), from’9 a.m. until 6 p.ni. each NOVEMDE! q Pe aeee Pirlalr the picture destrovel Tome | able to do wonders. And that it has been | oe jundred (100) “feet; thence. west eleven {i} y SQUARE 15%, EN TINE CITY OF | day. Such goods tre not to be seen in Lite coun- | AE SIXTEENTH DAY On YOU at Bi ‘ack an fal a re pie ae a. hae . Twen-/ taken by a whole nation would séem to six (G) faches. and’ thence south one hundred WASHINGTON, “DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, | try, therefore the exhibition will be found novel, | that’ certain ple-e or parcel of ‘and premises, ty minutes had not elapsed when he was|show that the change proclaimed by M. | (100) fect to the place of beginning. Also ail right ROUNDED RY’ ISTH AND KR STRERTS AND | pleasing and instroctive. Catalogues mailed to any | {Pat certale city of Washi District of Co- back again, of course without the “cash,” | Bourget 1s due to scmething in the people | and title of the parties of the first part (in said NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTH WEST. address. ‘Terms of ve Sabin: Soa hops aad ‘distingasbed or ack tier holding his stomach and complaining of in-| rather than to something in the women of | “eed of trnst mentioned) in and to the strip of | Under a decree of the Supreme Court of the | _no2-0t €. G. SLO: CO., Auctioneers, | [MMe mea oT. io Geo. Busgem” subdivision. te three @) feet six (O) inches wide, Tying. tm- tet of Columbia, passed in Equity Canse No. a sae the United States. A similar impulse is f and bindin ©. G. SLOAN & CO. AUCTS, 1407 G ST. No. 152,'as per plat recorded in ver’ H. ri ” y ; oly east ; th : yhereln Estelle A. Mill 5 i . | square No. pe in ber Hi. Tam going to dle,” he cried, the moment | certairly proving liself able to reform and | Metiately cast of and binding the east line of eaid 140zs, docket Ph bert A. Hoos and” others’ are ‘Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) D.C. folio 100, ‘of ‘the ‘of the surresor'a he saw me; “you have taken away half my | change the whule accent of transatlantic | “Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money defendants, we will sell at pt auction, at the | op, SALP OF ATR DRY AND office of the District of Coli together with bas English. What self-observation, what alert. | te be paid in cash. the Oeaanee in ove, two and | Kew Hampshire avenge ET DAY Ob RARD ROOF FRAMB DWELLING, No 22? 4 Hace teins aut cites teak S Smet “ ‘* “ ‘ | alt= ears, to be represented by e eo pure SONESDAY,. THE 5 Be s } . ertainly I have,” sald I, sternly. “You | ness, what, constancy, what self-control | it.) ‘wating interest at the tate of O per cent | MAUR AA’, eo, AT. HALI-PAST FOU! STREET SOUTHEAST. 1739'S street northwest. did not expect me to give you all that ‘cash’ | have wrought this—nay, even what mutual | Chaser hearing iniotos) th oes Stte oe pet cont By virtue of a certain deed of trast, dated the| ' ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money OCK’ P-M., all that tract of ground known os for less than half your soul, did you?” reproof and reminder! The result Is the | annually, secured by a deed of trust on the proj e ho! juare numbered one ‘apd | 18th day of September, 1886, duly recorded in| to be id im cash, balance in three cqual 4 “Oh no! but I wish it back, as I feel so | replacing of the American voice. erty sold, or ail cash, ‘at te option of the !pur: | STEMS RtsS) inthe elty of Washlugton, District | Liber, No. 1190, follo 448 et eea., ane of the lapd | monts, ‘payable in cue, two and. three earn, wi bad now without it.”” RAPA IRN chaser, A, deposit of one thousand dotiars ($1,000) | Gf columbia. Feat Oe tie marty scrused thesey eet at the | 6 per ‘cent ‘atsrest, payable semi-anmoally, and se- Pgh SOCAL a he time of s be conve Testi >} B HE e cord it the cost of the purchase a See ee matey A ETE SR yancing’ and | “nis eq fs bounded by 18th and R_ street: Terms of | at New Hampshire avenue northwest and bas a from date | S140 Varki “All right,” said I. “1 shall go in the room and destroy the image I did of you; will you Ry, secured thereby, we will | cured by dead of trust on the sold, or all oo.” WEONESDAY: “ROVENDINE ROBART | ca. af the option of, the ser. A Aeponit 1894, AT HALE-PAST POUR O-OLOCK PAL the | of $200 wit" be required at eof sale. All con- then be satisfied?” Je, otherwise the trustees he right "ye One. 7 : ‘ “Yes.” French, English and Amertean Wo- | fesl iue property at the Wak and cost of Ciecde. | ¢,Terms of Male, premaney OMe paid fa enab, te following described and and premises, stinate tn | Sevancing and recording at purchases cost. orm Here the other panel smeared with palette men Have Their Own Styles, faulting purchaser after tem days’, notice of such | Psidue in equal Wustallments at one and two years | {he Cy, of Washington, District of Columbia, | oF tale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to re scrapings was produced, after making pre- Tesale in some newspaper pul in the city of | Fen"the day of sale, to bear interest thereon and Re <A oe en (18), a tin Sata net of Gonna gece ae tense at destroying it with a knife. and | YOU can tell at a glance the French wo- | Washington, D.C 4, perm 4 witso: jd et the rate of 6 per centum per annum, | tho Rame fifty-five (69) feet the im tecen wet | purchasers. never in my life have I seen an expression | ™an from the American, the latter from JOUN B. LARNER ee aay omisOry Totes or bongs. ot | Of the northeast corer of said square, - runt AUDIS B. BROWNE, of relief to equal that of the priest. He had | the English wcman, and yet,. says the | ocli-cod Trustees, | Deer or purchasrrs; to be vsccured’ oy | Wegt om, TAN street Ahlrty-one GN) feet te |e agg WB BDMONETON, cee not felt half his soul so much going out of | Parts-New York Herald, each woman Is a] g->qyp ANOVE SALE'IS POSTPONED ox_Ac- | deed, oF deeds of trust on the eaid square, im the | (4) ‘inches; thence cust thirty-one (1) feet six (6) . — him, but he certainly felt it coming back perfect type. count of incleme ‘of the weather until, TUPS- mt form, = ets ail a ae “ luchys; thence north one bundred ito) feet four| THOMAS DOWLING & Qo a again. He could swear by It. He was now DAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, | t Bis or thelr om in 10 Gaye from. thy = (4) inches, to’ the place of beginning, 612 b ST. NW. Natéig cau aautal ‘The well-dressed French woman wears a sy tee ct conte keene poses + | fo.be complied with within me, the day of | ee Oe ae ee ean, Syettber Pai haya tah ah gh ist A.D. 1804. at same DOUTBERE A; WILSON, | Sle: A depoatt of, $1,000 will be required at the | x’ treet southeast, TRUSTEES" SALE OF VALUABLE LOR cont This wonderful cure gave us all a very | very large hat or exquisite toque, her ALBERT A. WILSON, time of sale. If the terms of sale fre not com- | “jitis. “g1.500 cash, balance in one and two OF RENTUCKY, AVENUE, BAND 18TI busy evening. All the villagers who had | chiffin blouse has short sleeves, and ts made Sizsiacom piled with within 10 dage, from the day of ale the Zar, notes, (0, Dear interest at the rate of six] STR SOUTHEAST. complaints of any sort came to us to be re-| with turndown collar; her gloves are very | 24 irustoes. , | right. te. rencrsee 20 Meee Me hacen, bil conver 1 10 oe oat er anmum, Interest payable semi-| Ry virtue of & certain deed of trust duly, re; stored to health. A leper who had lost ail | iong, reaching far above the elbow, and, SSS eae Sp | errs Hae, nae eae ed spncally. — oe BF tbe option ‘of “the pur. corded in. iiher 11008, _ foe 2, ove of the land his fingers wished me to make them grow J s > Ra’ Ke |ONEERS. HENRY WISE GARNETT, von Ad ssoid, records of the District of - gn is fin nite, are perfectly cl —— with in fifteen days, the property to be resold, at the secured thereby, "we shall, se again; and a pitiful case of a poor child, | although white, are perfectly clean and} nee sane oF VAMUABLE UNIMPROVED Fare’. 3, a. the risk and cost, of the defaulting purchaser or | fn" tra Mot of the premises, ON MONDAY, TE only a few months old, was brought up, | fresh. REAL ESTATE ON BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE th. Tru: purchasers, after five days’ notice thereof in some | yyy ‘HeDaY OF NOVEMBER, 1804, AT TAL whose mother, while busy stirring boiling] She has a waist at whatever sacrifice,| BETWEEN WHITNEY AND SCOTT AVENUES | _0cl1-tu.th.c&ds ws _| newspaper’ published in the city of Washington, | "yar TOUT O'CLOCK P.M, the following water in a big cauldron, had dropped the | aiso hips. She wears a white vell, which Page 2 igs 9 9 of trest, duly ed in| RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. D.C A deposit of $200 required at the time of | ang _premioes, sttaate tn the lelty, of Washluxton, : s ri bad 4 (of, & deed of trast, recorded. in RESIDEN ret of Columbia, and designated a be scalded that Tas afraid thoes Parieaty | she never puts on, under her hat, and | Liter "No. 1730, at touo 166 et seq", oe of the | TRUSTEES SAUB. OF DESILATER gy TENCE Spo aw wore, | Bite oe celmal ok Your. ta an eguare. east relieve his pain, the poor child cannot have | When she walks, which is seldom, It ts on | tie" requestor the parties. secured. thereby, the By virtue of a ded of trast recorded srmong the *_‘Trustece,_ | pauare {60 OiNe follovring mates and bovis, viaj lived more than a few hours. the tips of her toes. Uundernigned grustees will offer for sale, x public | land records of the District of Commits i other is eo AE | ee ee tes ee ee a Fe SRT Ss ‘The well-dressed English woman wears | Auton lair DAY OF NOVENBERS A. | punite auction, im frout of the prewises, on Gilt apum ruproven | Sid lot and sauare, Ling the intersection of Rene fi ’s colored shirt, w’ os ‘ 2 | pon ENTE of NOVE: 3804, NPROVED | fucky avenue th street east, and runing A Boon Indeed. in the morning a man’ 1804, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.’ the TEI of NOVEMBER, at PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE’ No. T5 NEW | {henge in & southeasterly direction with ald aver AY, SIX’ wing reat estate, situate In’ the county ‘of | HALE-FaST POUR O'CIOCK P.M, lot’ of ground white collar, a man’s necktie, a tailor-made = ashington, District of Columbia, and designated | No. 70 in Browning's duly recorded subdivision of white drill or holland Jacket and sktrt, a From the Indianapolis Journal. YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. | jue 100 feet thenee west to sald 18th street and By virtue of a certain deed of tru it, recorded in | thence north op said street to place of besinning.** 5 “Did you ever pay any attention to theoso- 2 1 Jat or plan thereof as and bel 723. This lot has a front of 17% i os pretty hat with flowers, with veil plastered | upon the ground iereo! and being of square a Liber 1689, folio 178 et 3 f the land te tai 2883 square feet, toxe phy. Mr. Slogo?” sho asked, with deadly | Bier the face to keep the fringe tn cork. | it ouptaiad hei, dvtoge Gi apn Beveiees | Fenton Mnmachonats arene, ences at ttgat | Ferd forthe isco Cua, ao at the | Sita ath ‘eae t‘Syproanss "eae sweetness in her tones. She has a good figure and is very tall, nse! aa'per plat recorded tt Liber Levy Court | Sue'ttett! "nubile alley, ‘and ie improved bya | fotuest of the party securet thereby, Wwe twill offer | Casement rights, privileges and apparteninres eb ‘The young man admitted that he had not. | 4oes not wear hich heels and uses her folic 89, of the surveyor’s office of the District | prick dwelling, No. 189 "Massachusetts avenue | 15 SoA), in front of the premises, on SATURI s | the same a ‘or In any way apperts ining. 1] Whole foot wh Veh Nolumb{a, together with all the im 2 ht rooms and cellar. ie 3 SEVENTEENTH, | 1804. at FOUR! “Terms. One-third cach, the balance in ove an@ “On, it {9 fuat lovely,” she continued. “I | "HN olnen Woma tsa combination | Suisbee aon, | ikea se anlet Oe gure tbe puciape money | Qu, EM he UNE dwepied, Weyer. | ono yeare, with mote, fo tear tnkrent ot ‘es ‘et i a fe in Vs on, vl of er "a have often thought how perfectly charming | of these two. With great acuteness she se- "ferines One-third cash, the balance in one and tn cash and the residue in three equal ins! See ot Oe ee ee ee cent, per annum from date of sale, interest oe it would be to send one’s astral self down | jects the best points of each, but iq | two years, with interest ‘at the rate of 6 per cent | Monts at, respectively, one, two and three years | Sx hundred and geventy-one (O71), as the sald. sub. Bt Into the parlor go entertain while one's real | Sccdy(tte"yod gor anmnenc nt ecok he | free ania, Bee cemeasaalig, anebeet Wy | rm aay ofanies the deferred, arene do te | Sian is gaa aa page yo te | eh eter 5. er aia mt PM tired self was sound asleep.”” - is rather Inclined hi hats of aegis eo OO ene erekasek, A 'deposit. of zug | gecuted by purchaser's notes, bearing interest at | surveyor's office of the District of Columbia. er Din Aa clrvagaeten uae comune & ‘4 wah het ae csi eed bor . eter i 6 par cert, payable semt-anpually, aud a deed of | “Turing of sale: One-third cash, and the balance | 1m of sale. ¥ dine ane cae a ae clock became 80/ the French, but she does not wear short uired Een ee eS a earns trast on the property. ‘or all in cash, st the = in one (1) and two (2) years, with interest at the gente Terms of male to be complied wig that t} z sale are , jt yuble é ee! rustees painfuly loud that the young man was| sleeves and low neck with them. Shy Greate. the’ trustees reserve. the right to re- | chaser’s option. Tering of sale to be, comptied With racovof'8 er ‘cent (por antrum, uguile ert: | In Bftcen dary ete ate ask nd cot forced to look at It and suddenly discover | She ts alvays appropriately dressed, and | g¢ within ten days from a the property, at the risk and cost of the de- " 7 that {t was really growing so awfully late. | has a costume for every occasion, which tqulting cies after five days’ advert! sell at purchaser’s cost, after three days’ notice, in ment aoe w Ee always seems the very best tMing that she | of such resae in some Mewspaper published in | cas: of default. A deposit of $100 at time of sale. Option of purchaser. | the defaulting purchaser after, ive days’ ndvers eperty’ sold, or all cash, resale tn some newspaper pube deposit ‘required at time of sale. ‘Terms to | tisemeat of suc i hase pare Re fhe property. wilt | lisied in Washington, D.C. The Schalenberg and_Boekler Larsen! could Pah Kenconrs She ——- to have cal- hale ated od Py conveyancing and record- | All conveyancing — = TON, ‘Trustee, Hy song eon = icant cont of 2 ea Hing JOuN RIDOUT, eo ot aw Company of St. Louis, Mo., has made an | culated all weathers and all occurrences EDMOND FITZGERALD, [ we rchaser, ‘atter ive days" rendvertiscment. in ‘Trestees aw perm nll owing to the entanglements | with an eye to her dress—hence her suc- bas BEGAN, a HENRY WISE GARNET, Trustee, Brening Star. 8. T. THOMAS, ‘Trustee. W. MOsBY waeee, png growing out of the death of Adolph Boekler. | cess. nol-d&ds "Trustees. n8-eokds 416 Sth ot. ow. n6-d H. B, MOULTON, Trustee. 0030-d&ds -