Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1895, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1895-TWELVE PAGES. SUBURBAN NEWS DR W ALKER AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. _ AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. s = Gaia a TOMORROW. TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. FOTURE DAYS. FTERNOON. = = = ©. G. SLOANS& GO, AUCTIONEERS, REGULAR TUESDAY'S SALE OF DUNCANSON BROS, A a THOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER. ANACOSTIA. Pi ee Ce Pe ae DEN CESPON SEROS | AUOTONSERS cone rerm| LOrSes, Horses. | mst: sare o ae CHANCERY SALP OF VALUABLE U VED a source op! c . ae STEES' SALE OF VALUARLE <i > § LUABLE UNIMPRO’ Tho new electric lighting plant which ts | {2)2°t2,tht,DF. Walker's reception room is wags TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO PRICK DWELLINGS, | TRUSTEES’ SALE») OF© TWO-STORY FRA}E ° rd LOTS CORNER OF 12TH SIREEE Ax DRO REAL ESTATE, FRONTING “ON DELAWARE is I wi is | full, and that his enormous practice Is constantly REING NUMBERED 813 AND 815 ELEVENTH DWELLING, NQi4l L, STREET NORTHWEST. | TOMORROW (TUESDAY) MORNING, JULY IDA AVENUB NORTHEAST, FRONTING 110 AVENUE AND ‘FIRST STREET NORTHEAST, shortly to be placed at St. Elizabeth’s | !rereasing. To thoe who have locked further into STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of'a deed of trust, dated April 18,| NINTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, will be sold, within FEET ON FLORIDA AVENUE AND 134 FEET NEAL THE B. AND O. DEPOT. Z Asylum will be one of the finest arrange- | (fo Matter, however, it ceases to be a wonder. | | By virtue of a deed of trust to us, bearing date | 1894, and recorded iu-Liber 1913, follo 96 et seq., | the Bazaar, No. 940 da. ave.. 40 head of Horses 8% INCHES ON 12TH STREET. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the 2 Se- | He cures his patients. May 9th, A.D. 1892, and duly recorded in Liber | che of the lund reeords,for the District of Co-| and Mares ‘and four good Mules. ‘This lot consists |_ By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in | District of Columbia, passed on the 17th day of ments of the kind in the United States, | Dr. Walker cures all dicorders of the brain and | number 1631, follo 268 et seq., one of the land rec- | Iumbia, and at the request of the party secured | of some good workes ‘aud fine drivers. Stock to | liber 151, at folio 18 ef land records | 7UMS; A-D. 1895, in equity cause No. 16506, whe and its successful operation 1a expected | MiYoUs O¥stem, disease of the skin and blood, | ords of the ‘District of Columbia, and at the re- | thereby, we will selfat fmblfc auction, in front of | suit any kind of business, SS “| of the District of Columbia, we will sel in fee | Mt, Henry B. Coutee et al. are complatnents: and : u Pe caterrb, asthma, consumption, malaria, rheuma- | quest, in writing, of the party secured thereby, we | the premises, on FRWAY, JULY FIFTH, 1895, AT ALSO of the premises, on MONDAY, THE FIETEENTH | John B. Contee et al. are defendants, the un- © result in a large saving of money to | tism, neuralgia, dysp-psla, hemorrholds, diseases of | will cell, at public auction in trout of the pigiuises, | FIVE O'CLOCK P-M), thy following described 1and | New and Second-band Wagons, Carriages, Pbaetons, | DAY ‘OF JULY,’ & F - 1 dersiy d truste : "D. 1885, AT HALE 4 igned trustees will sell, at public auction, i the government annually. women, locs of vitallty and all affections of the | on MONDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. | and premises, situa the city of Washington, Buggies, Harness, &c. O'CLOCK PAL. fete numbersd FASE FIVE | tront ‘of the premises, on NESDAY, the SEV- it . lungs. throat, heart liver, stomach, kidneys, blad- | 1895, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following de- | District of Colma and designated. as part at Pes PEREMPTORY.) 8. BENSINGER, 29, 30, 31 AND 32, IN BLOCK 1, SN TH DAY of JULY, 1895, at HALF-PAST as been generally supposed that the | der. bowels and other CEA cd tree of charge. | Muted land and premiscs, situate in the city of | lot “O,"" in L. 'T. Macgii's subdivision of square | it Auctioneér, | In the plan of the subdivision of part of ‘Trinidad, | Egy tt) 0-CLOCK P.M., the property deseribed in Pincers Dr. Walker may be cons ton, District of Columbia, being all” those | 620, contained within “fhe following metes and : = = made and laid out by the Washi - | Sait decree, ‘belng parts of original lots two (2 ss ; 8 relative to the killing of Reuben | personally or by letter. His well-known santtart: | parts of original lote numbered ve Grr aut Cen | bounds: Beetening cae i anme at the southeast RATOLIEYE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, “| chine Company ani Teconled in the ates of the | Sixt ) in squhre slx huedged and elghty-two ‘oster some months ago at Hillsdale by | um, at 1411 Pennsylrania avenue, adjoining Wil- | (7), in square numbered three hundred and forty. | coruer of said lot and running thence west along (Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.) rurveror of the District at Columbia: ta'hook mete | (S82. fronting 480 tert and 0 inelies on Delaware Policeman : lard’s Hotel, ts open daily for consultation and | four, described. within the following wmetes and | the Mne of north “L” street thirteen (18) feet; . 5 <G, No. | dered G, page 120, together wit Tne and SS feet on Ist street. Meat nd ae Oe ee Anacostia sub-| treatment. Ofiee hours, 10 a.m. to-d p.m; Wed: | Bounds, namely: ng on 11th stceet, {1 feet | thence north one huddred=and thifty-six (186) feet | TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, NO. | the Improvements, wars, easements: Mahe USUiee | , ‘The property ‘will be sold in building lots, accords ‘ation had closed, and that vothing fur- | nesday and Saturday evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10} 2% inches suth of ‘te unrthwest coruer of said | Seven and one-halt (Tg) inches; thence east thir] 5 | 208 C STREET NORTHWEST. Hleges and appurtenances’ thereunto Gelonging or in | fifncd Hyco Subdivision made by the under- ther would be heard of the matter, but | t? 12. square, sald point being the corer of a six-feet. | teen (Ii) fect, and thence south one hundred and | » BY virtue of a deed of trust, duly reconled Jn any wise appertaining. Signed trustess, end which will be exbitited a tho such It now appears is not the fact. Rev. | Charges for treatment very low. wide alley, and running thence east on said alley 96 | thirty-six (136) feet xeven and one-half (744) inches | Liber, No. 1908, follo £7 et seq.. one of the Inn ferme of sale: One-quarter cash, balance in one, | “2°: BoM. Ceaiton: whe wi: y | _ All foterviews and correspondence sacredly con-| feet; thence south 13 feet 9% inches; theuce cast | to the pluce of beyinning, together with all the for be District of Columbia, and at the | two and three years at 6 per cont per annum, {nt ‘erme of sale, us required by sald decree: One- ~ Af. cModiee was the pastor of the | pdential. No cases made public without consent | 8 fect 10% inches to the rear line of suid jot five | Improvements, Ways, easements, etc., to the same | Teduest of the parties secured thereby, the under- | terest payable semLannunile, to be decane he deny | tied of the purchase inorey io We paid in. cass African Methodist Episcopal Church at | of patients. (6); thence south twenty-seven and cighty-five one | briouing. 2 signed trustees will offer for sale, by public aue- | of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the op | £2¢ the balance in one and two years from day of Hillsdale at the time of the shooting and hundredths (27 85-100) feet, more or less, toa polnt| ‘Terms easy and made known at time of sale. | tion, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY. | tion of the purchiser.” A deposit of $100 requived | Se, With Interest at the rate of 6 per centitn who is now pastor of the A. M. BE. Church fourteen and nine hundred and ‘ty-fize one | A deposit of $50 required at time of sale. pe OR Re cree 4 | 0B each lot at the time of sale. Convevancing, &e., | De" 2Bnum, payable semi-annually, secured by deed at Recdville, N. C, was In Hillsdale Sater | Hold the next meeting of the club at the | ihousandths (14 185-1000) fect north of the southeast WHITEFIELD McKINLAY, “Trustee, | O'CLOCK FM. all that plece or parcel of ground | at purchaser's cost. ‘Terius of sale to be complied | SfotUst on the property sold, or,’at the option of day, and told a representative of The Star | residence of Mr. Joha Snowden, near | corner of said lot five (5); thence west 99 feet ROBT. H. TERRELL, Trustee. iy} ‘ani | With in fifteen days from date of sale, otherwise purchaser of purchasers, the whole, or nny Ae ’ oe of Washington, in the District of Columbia, fteen : that some steps he intends to take in the | LoWle, on the evening cf the Sa proximo, | 10% inches to the line of sald 11th street, and | Je24,26,28,jy3a5 Sewn ‘andedistinguished as and being lots eighteen | trustees reserve the right to resell the pi thence north on said street forty-one and sixty-two —— - ny “CO * the risk and cost of the defaulting pur: matter will probably make the subject one | An interesting game of base ball was | oue'hundredths (41 62-100) feet, more or less, to the | [7 OWING TO THE RAIN THE ABOVE SALB | (1S) and “C,”" in James L Fowler's subdivision cf | hye “Gays! advertisement of mache pele ear after iter rtion than one-thi: erty at | $100 will be requir ser after ‘Terms of se |, cash. A deposit of ed on each lot at the tine of to be complied with within of national importance wi Played last Saturday evening at College | point of beginning, subject to and with right of | 1s postponed until TUESDAY, JULY NINTH, 1805, | part of reservation eleven (11), as per plat in | nesoaper published in Washin eens twenty days from day of sale, otherwise the trus- kederal contcrenen cts ct Wien Park between the Hyattsville and College Wrap ores ai alles, cn the south, hen nd tortenine ch mie hour aud place: By omer of the trustees. | Rook H. D.C. follo 98, “beginning on 0" tract | Hewspaber pul CHAPTS. BROW: fost of ihe detailing Garciaser. atea wna a N. C., next’ spring. Mr. Ovelton {| Park teams, the score being to 12, in | one hundredths (2 49-100 wile and of the | _ Jy eighty-one (81) feet west of the northeast corner FILLMORE BEALL, day of sale. ith ae as soon after conference shall open tas | £VOr of the visitors. Howden and Dantel | dept of thirty-nine aud seventy one bundredths | yarTER B. WILLIAMS & C0., AUCTIONEERS. | of"hsid'"seservation, and. stuning hence wentan | S3-dkas Trustees. BENJAMIN'S. STINOR, Trast. the matter can properly be brought for | Were the battery for the Coileze Park team 70-190) feet, together with the improvements, peta said street twenty-seven (27) feet to the northwest |G, G, SLOAN & CO, AUCHIONEERS, 1407 G ST * odi6, th ste ne mnie hac kee se atacte, | 2nd Dorr and Kllener for the Hyattsville. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A_ BUILDING LOT. corner of said lot eighteen (18); thence south one =) . ALLEN W. MALLERY Tastee Phavhomarclibrina ic s eo hits anit q as of sale: Cet cash, balance a three rin : Gieen von - . 2 che ul nud | equal payments, payable ip one, two and three frewing out of the Green-Foster affair will | errors, and the visitors 15 base nits and 3 | years, with interest at the rate of six per cent be ey ass epee re eee, who | ¢rrors. eee U, Uterest payable semi-annually, and sect residec | ‘altimore conference ‘" cn the prop Y or all cash, at purchaser's last spring, and that these charges will| ,)' Wells and his family were in Rock- Y i ° ‘A Teposit of $500 will be required at time be presented to the general conference in arges of the most serious character VALUABLE UrProveEn | _5-&ds 624 F st. nw. D ND SEN TEREEX | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO, AUCTIONEERS, (Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.) ALLEY IN SQUAKE 757, BETWEEN MARY- | hundred and sixty (160) feet to a public alle LAND AVENUB AND. C' STREET AND SEC-| thence eust twenty-seven (27) feet; thence north OND AND THIRD STREETS NORTAEAST. — | one hundred and sixty (160) feet to the besinning, By virtue of a deed of trust to us, recorded in| together with all the Improvements, rights, &c. Liber 1542, folio 410, of the land records of the| Terms of sale: One-third cash, ‘the balance in| jy District of Columbia, and at the written request | one and two years, with Interest’ from the ¢ cHA me Court of the e Sarees re22d day of tune, | TRUSTEE SALE OF FRAME HOUSE No. 1932 of C ville yesterday, attending the funeral of | of «: AIL conveywucing and recording to be at n el 3 : 1 ne 10 of the party secured ‘thereby, ve shall sell at sale at six per cent. per annum, payable. seini- - uty TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. such a way that it will be impossible for | D%- Owens, his brother-in-law. purchaser's cost, | Terms of sale to be compiled | tre ‘auction’ in front of the premiers on. TU ammaly, secured by deed of trast’ on the property ee eo Neeamoe L. Bemet | By vistas of a! Gerd of (eum, daly cecoclel te that body to ignore them. Seas eee aaa drusteeat secre ten eicub tet cel Nik und vost | DAY. THE NINTH DAY OF JULY, sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. inte, the sw z cause No. 16156 of the . 1876, ut folio 214 et seq., Bue of the Yesterday was the quietest Sunday BROOKLAND. f defaulting purchasie or yucchueee ne ot | HALE-PAST FIVE O'CL ‘M.. the following | A deposit of §200 required upon receptance of bid. dockets of said court, the undersigned will | {2d records for the District of Columbla, and at Racer tn ene ee ee day of defa 1g pure! ses ce Paros: described pro perty sit ti of Wasiitan: If the ome of sale pe pot cong ed nigrOatiat the preniioc ca she eoeent ae the party secured thereby, the under- Apa " d oo : Jash- E Reon x ‘on, in the District of Columbla, and being sub- een days from the & z e trustees TuULRSDA OF isned trustee wil offer for sale, by public auction, th ken is ever any disorder on that| Misses Alice and Mattie Bain of Wash. JeS-cokds GEORGE E. See NH plot '22 in Wm. H. Manogue and others’ subdivi-,| serve the right to res: ty at the risk | A ia SEES OP ee | inccintcot the premises, ob MONDAY Fie y in the town, but there are usually a| ington are visiting Mrs. Eaton Brooks of | tds _Trn of lot three (3) and part lot_two (2). In square'] and : rehasers citer, five | tain piece’ or parcel of land aw AY OF JU A.D. 1895, AT FIVE large number of visitors from the city | Brooklend. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEER Seen aan eee a eee eee rer cae Cranmingtens Ds Cec all oon: | eens dn the of Washingte the following described land and , Dae 28, of the reco! of the sur- bk; per published in Washington, D.C. AI con- | Columbia, aud I come over for the purpose of wan- ancing and recording, &¢., at the cost of the 612 E st. n, situate in the city of Washington, Dis- @ering about the hills and shady nooks nd descrit ua ern sub- | ict of Columbia, and designated as all that cer- The stable of Mrs. Frederick of Univer- n Frederick B. the District of Colui here and in Hillsdale. These were all ab- | Sity Heights was entered Friday night. Al- TRUSTEE f cash, balance nione apar purehaser. Fe Ce, divi iva nf lots in square numbered five hundred and as Sean eel at _ —ae a erie tery gent yesterday, there being no street | though but few things were taken, many TOWN, 'y of sule, bearing Interest at the rate of WILLIAM BR. McCLOSKY, Bek ie aid Subdivision, fs revorded In | twenty-five (25), In W. i, Gunuell’s subdivisios of cars Tune on account of the strike and | trunks stored in the stable were ransacke: By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 7th day apes annum, parable sel Saray au Je26-d&ds va Trustees. | of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. eho a numbered ree hundred and thirty no coéact in operation, as on Saturd and clothing cut and made utterly useles: 5 2, and duiy recorded in Liber 1714, | be tuk r all cash, at the purchaser's eption. ‘TURE D& 5 Terms of sule, as preseriled by decree: One-third = 46 said subdivision is recorded in the there was no way to comie except by wall | It appears like the damages of Jack the | {0 214 et seq. one ot the ee FOC el Ore meee guOD, Senites tata cimie CO ate) CUaer EE LURE DANE: of the purchase money to be paid ia cash, and the | {Mice of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, ‘ont. “Terms of sale | y apiMEn, MORGAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, — | balance in two equal instaliments, payable In «ne | 22 Book W. T., page 136, being the same premises ing or hiring a vehigle, and only those | Slasher, who d.d so much ruin in Brook- | bustles cone to he ‘comp led with in ff the undersi n days from date of 2 «l two ye om day of sale, the deferred . | further described {n a certain written inst ent who were compelled to'do so exposed them- | land. Salat inbae ae auc sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right. to resell 1220"and) 1280 Gist. Sint 10" he eeoeeeene ee aes ne dieterced way- | recorded in der 1437, Tollo 438, Of the land ee selves to the rays cf the sun long enough| ‘he congregation of the Brookland M. | MONDAY, the property at the risk and cost of defaulting chaser or purchasers, bearing interest at the rate | 0Fds of the District of Columbia, together with all to the town. E. Church {s fast increasing, as was shown | O'CLOCK burehaser, after five days’ advertisomont of such A large collection Of | cr'sz per’centum per aunun, payable semf-annu- | the Woprovements, rights, &e. “This property will _ i se spars id uated strict of C “| Tesale fu some newspaper publisied in Washing- . ve iret be sold subject, howe toa rior 4 of trust Ye Jay 3 the second anniversary | yesta = t i situated im ( Distriet of Colum’ e paper pi e- . ally, and secured by first deed. of trust upon the . * pr lee as 3 = y | yesterday at the communion service and i nd of a line drawn | tet, D. C. Household Furniture off} preverty. sora NL cask: 3 aeee for about $1,600, the particulars of which will be of the pastorate of Rev. J. B. North at| Sunday school. At the morning service Sahota CHAREES C. DUNCANSON, Hons A deposit of two hundred dolinrs. will be tee | SHY stated at the time of sale, Garden Memorial Church, and the pastor] there was a fine sermon delivered on the et, from the point of intersection CHARLES H. FICKLING, eve description will bbe | autrea or the purcnuser at the time of sale, All | ,,Terms: One-third of the purchase mofey in cash, reterred In appropriate remarks to the | “Lord's Supper.” of sald line with the east linc of Market space, | _Je20-d&ds ‘Trastees, ry Pp conveyancing, recording nat -ast | the residue In two equal instaliments, at one t 0 dministered, Tw. Swen and running thence easterly with the said line of aaa : 5 sancing, recording and notarial fees ut -ost | 1 Seam, With faterect Poe etary ae, one and event. Communion was administered. Two| The Epworth League of the Brookland | 2? i ith the Said Mae of | RATCLIFFH, SUTTON & CO., aUcTionEERS, | sold at our auction rooms ] of purchaser: Terms of sale to be complied with Mi > t ei Cherry (now Gi cae oe Persons were baptized and seven admitted | M. E. Church met last night at the Brook- | Pint south of ail oppoeite tow lit essors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.). to church membership on profession of | land Hall, where there was a large at- | fy". (Su within ten days from the of sale, otherwise the | SE Per cent per annum, ‘payable semi-annually, or rawn through secured by deed of trust on the proj trustees reserve the right to resell the property at : ile Benet posite tay tine raven strony : 5 | Wi Sd antes ight 1 HI ee pron all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A faith. The C. E. meeting last night was | tendance. Mr. Watson, president of the | uf the brick howe formerie the trewety ae geal SEN REAL ESTATE. SITUATED ON ednes ay, July 10, 1895, Sach! gecyious ube recreate ias a | ee quired upon aceeptance of bid 1? the cenducted by the new president of the so- | Hamline M. E. Chapter,presided, and many | ue! Tarcer and lately of Wiltiam Grindage: thence | RTRERTS & at 10 o’clock. deem hecessary.. i fap ay ed ciety, Miss Evelyn Doughty. Interesting topics werg discussed. north cht Hne throng the’ middle | FRAME HOUS AS NO. 1182, BY = WILL W. DOUGLAS, Trastee, fo resell the property at the rik “aud ‘coet of iho The Colored Methodist Episccpal Church | Misses Helen and Gertrude Walsh have | Of the aforesuld west gable end wall to the w: AUCTION, 99) F st. nw. | Geraulting purchaser after five dase’ advertion at Hillsdale, Rev. G. G. Jones, pastor, | returned to Washington after a short s0- | the Civsamuke ail Olt anal nega we SE ere OR a ( . ed thence westerly | pat, OSCAR LUCKETT, Trustee, 1 to within forty-one | ises,”’ the thenc ment of Sueh resale'in some, newspaper published in Washington, D. C.. All conveyancing’ and’ re- cording at the cost of the purchaser. 1 offer for si horth part of lot proved by a frame heuse, *, in front of in square No. 1132 15th which has recently been repaired and re-| journ in University Heights. with the line of sald c modeled at an expense of nearly $1,000*/" The installation of the officers of the | fect of said Market space SUTTON c 7] y. V RIG yesterday again opened for divine | Brookland Lodge, ¥, 0. ©. F., No. 25, will | line, southerly, to the, place of tianing, together | Hts property iw aituaged in ohe Of the RSS errr 123) and 1231 G' st. | _Jr#d&ds WILLIAM W. WIIGHT, Jr., Trustee. ervice. Li fatlons were present | take place tonight at the Brookland Hall. |-“' Sali me phouse locited there- | tigns of the northwest, and should comman E CHAD ty cE amavar NAS ae = at all the me The first baptism in the new Brookland | 02, 204 , Yalu avis taba gesarbecteinine acties in search of an jnyestment. yah MERE SRT 2 TAT, SATE OF NERY VALUABLE REAL, arth son of Rey. M. Porter| P. E. Church tock place yesterday, Rev. cha ANE ONeH Anant Ta ene Sh con cant the: Balance: {n/ oe > WAC ABOUE HALE Sovan Baek ie ‘ Ss. lof Anacostia, who for the past three | James T. Crowe performing the ceremony. | 5: deed uf trust on mt iGapee cane. pen numa) Tae Se AND ABOL c Gecree of the Supreme Court of the District 3 has teen visitirg his sister, the wife | The little one was a child of Mr. and Mrs. | the or all cash, at the option of the i, secured by deed of trust on operty Star ane er ae RIC CALS f (Columbia, in equity 16422, we shall sell Baptist minister In Maine, hes re-|S. shoept of | Kington. . oh Salah ald CY aie ny ae cold. Or all cash.’ at the option of bases i, and at the request of the ARY STREI ee ae Ar FIV Ott Dee 1 heme tev. J. T. Crowe is giving a series of | purcha to be complied with in| A, deposit ot required upon acce e of bid. ¢ the notes secure ‘, “ ofthe peoner: eG %§ : oliceman Farquhar of the Anacostia | sermons on the “Uses of the Prayer Book.” | fun dirs or tue tristees reserve the reht to resell | tf “the” terms: of Sas are ant con ith in| shait of the p CRUSE SUEY Conve aces ae ae ee fifteen sale, the right is | (7p pay fore y the premises, | Subdivision, 1 438, as recorded substation killed a mad dog in Hillsdale} The one yesterday was particularly inter- rly at the risk and cost of defaulting | Mites ! koma P4 oMice of the surveyor, DG 4 4 : ractiy es yerty, at the risk and | FIVE Oc Ma Selb akomna Park, | & yor. D.'C., ta Book N. K Saturda . esting and instructiv aia ty Cost of the defaulting purchaser, ‘after five days: | PVE, O'¢ Dec sete munhenso le ed. 244. Deginning on the west’ line of 71h" str’ n Robey ef the Anacostia sub- Mr. Tuck ts occupying Mr. R. E. S. (Siened) GEO, Ww. CISSh: advertisement of su resale in some ne’ District of Colum Nope * ae ia tke i: we baie oi ed aesdies el sede res square, and Boke: . SAS je ete Z Signed THO. W. CIS! vertise ‘ | 3 te ret of. Colum proper Ca hee ean s sd pp Feng tion is confined to his home with ‘l- | Thompson's newly built house. i HOWARD DAVI Pabliabed ta Washington. C) All ‘cons ect to trust of $1,580 on exeh lot and in- purchasers, Ait con. | depth of about $6 ‘feet toa public allen wit S. c= = oe e22-coduls Trustees. 2 RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO At acer $100 deposit | the improvements. i A pol ensus of the Chinese residents Deirial enue: SNORE. ee ap Jers-aeas ESS 5 All, .c28h over and. above sald trust of Terms: One-tutd cash, one-third In one year of Anaco ss taken Saturday, er ¥ Seas SS Pe acs SSE, E Interest, amount of which will he state: N & €O., and one-third im two years, notes to be given for it was rtained that the entire popula- : Ses 2 : tS THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- sold_clenr of taxes to Tune 30, Auctioneers. the deferred payments, beart interest, sect tion of nationality numbered five | A meeting of the school board was held ENE eS count of the rain nil TUPSDAY, NINTH. DAY OF | Uetesit. of $50 on each ot will "he. re by trust_on the prop=rty, or all cash, nt-bupers © | Saturady, Mr. George W. Hawxhurst WASHIN ft the same hour nd pla Sr ee ee eee oe oe Seen, ea eee eamiee when ted es ac: ia . RATCLIRFF, SUTTON & CO., Aucts. Le Ss ath Fe we will resell the prop- hia) ancing at cost of purchaser, —— presented certificate of election by the eee Bees aE EONS S_Jerty at the risk and cost of the default : Tirms to be complied with In te ' ROCKVILLE Towa coun 5 i : HOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. | chaser, after five dare’ advertivemont of euch re. thay resell, at risk of defaulting. parcheret LE. council as trustee for three years, | Liles No, 1080. det" seq, one of thin Tand : sale In thie newspaper, ‘Conveyancing and record. | ERTY, IM E : " S EUGENE F. ARNOLD, Trask ©. Bentley of Olney atatrict, | 22% having qualified, was'seated as a mem- Ruch one Guanaciy iscturauinarelie op eeiin a On ing at purchaser's cast. ? RUCK DWELLI 0 ING : Hes I ised) Mr. Shane eerie cratic nomination | Bef ‘The board was then reorganized for at public sue Jn front of the premises. “on too. GON JOHN H. WALTER, Tenstee, ee ae ae ee ; TUDSON T. CULL, Trastee, he house abt SG ° E 7. vx ey penne tel iclet atoreen f AND N Ad s esil R. nshaw mas Peterson ind others, m from the contest. No reasons are given for Brown as chairman and G. W. Hawxhurst | in the city of Washington, District aforesaid, and e 422 10th st. new. the ‘undersigned trustee will offer at put being lot numbered. fit eae: THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, as clerk. Bids for improving the present } (stinguisted as un it of the premixs, on WEDNESDAY, €12 & st. naw. the withdray al, but it is said to be in the ner's subdivision of lot. thirty pee ee deed of trust to ug, dated De-} THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. tien, ), In Barr & ¢ In i i i division 0 and recorded 1p Tiber 1980, follo THR TENTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. i895, 4 ask interest of harmony. Mr. Bentley is class- ma Lome ‘ae according to plans and (20); dm Paclic, Pearl Mullett's subdivision, of Tots | 85 et” son of the Luyl records of the District | PURTIC SALE OF VERY VALTARER RIDING | THE HOUR OF FIVE @) O'CLOCK Pics part An SALE OF NINE TWO-STORY BRICK AtH the “regular” wing of the party. | "¢clfications by Mr. J. C. Johnson, archi- eS, in the surveyors office ‘of said District, | com and by auttiority from the bolder of LOT ON NEW YORK AVENT'E RETWFEN | the east half of lot eight (8), square ‘six’ hundred WELLINGS ON FRANCIS PLACE, BETWEEN ed with the “regular ng of the party. | tect, were opened. The bids were as fol- her With the Liprovements, consisting of. a | {6 Motes secured therctm. “we, the undersigned | FIRST ANTY NORTH CAPITOL STREETS | utd three (609), In the clty of Washington, cou NEW JE AVENUE AND FIRST STREEE The primary ticket will be‘completed Tues- | 000 iz: w. FP. Plager, $095; A. Davis, jr., three-story and cellar bi residence, known | the hee ni mie say Se in front of NORTHWEST. taining 1,130 square feet, more or less, and fra- AND N AND O STREETS SOUTHEAST. as No, 2502 M street northwe On FRIDAY, JULY TWELFTH. 1895, at FIVE | prov a substantial brick dwelling house, known | | By virtue of a deed of trust, dated January 16th, day, and after that day no names can be $1,127; Washington, D.C. | Ap HALE PAST FIVE OCLC D 27; George A. Brunner, $964. With} 7, ff eale: One-third hi h € IL of OCIACK P.M. we will cell, No. Q street southwest. 1894, and duly recorded in Liber No. 1! folio 5¢ e ht that one or two a . rms of sale: One-third of the purchase money eal oA RAB ¥ A ae a8 No. 5 t No. 18%8. folto added to it. It is thought heads over windows and doors omitted, the | In and the balance in one and two rs im on thir Pte oe Aes ces anise: sable i ction. lot No. Terme: One-half cash, balance in six (6) and | et sey., one of the land records for the District of other candidates for the house of delegates will fail to have their names placed on the » sonth stde of New York ave- | twelve (12) months, deferred payments to bear | Columbia, and by the direction of the parties se- nually), and secured by a deed He hah cee ee cart gota atepa| Henth of abont 100 fect to a 80-font aller. | interest at @ per centum, to be Eecured by deed cured thereby, the undersigned trustees" will sell, OH “Ope © ‘conv a an ae orms: Sald_ snhi <1 400, 4 u if 5 " ticket. The excitement in regard to nomi- a eee en Tae tes | Bottle At purtnaser's cont Acacioait oF $150 wit | subdivision of ote in sitare seven hundred and | Jere 7, 1896: hatanen cash." A’ denaatt ‘of $100 tee option of the purchaser. dt poait of $100 required | MONDAY, JULY MIETEESTH, 1agh me ey 8 nations for the varfous places on the pri- | fF Stone steps to three front entrances, ed at time of sale, ‘and should the terms | (hu heh the Washington, ae ce or any one of | quired ‘at time of sale. Conveyancing and record- | at the time of sale. All couvesancing and record- O'CLOCK P.M., lots 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, * an , | extra: George A. Brunner, $680; A. Davis, | of ye not complied with in fifteen days frot eras ot: sales OUR TDIY eae heh lie. ball ing at purchaser's cost. vS-d&ds_ | ing at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be | 152, 153, 154, in square No. 744, improved by nine mary ticket is running high,and the county | {T'"sGo9, ale: bee S| ae a Calupiied with whihin ten’ days from day of sale, | two-story brick dwellinge. bids were: W. F. Plager, 905; A. Davis, jr., | fu G27, of sale. with Interest (payable sem{-an- y-nine (189), and one hundred and forty (140), | poe tera The board decided to accept the | the day of sale the trustees reserve the right to re- | ty two years, to be sectived by decd of trust on a ; canvassed by the va- is i sell the ygoperty at purchaser's risk and cost, ane: at a RS, and {in default the trustee reserves the right to| Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two is being thoroughly pane ae ' bid of George A. Brunner of $794, omitting | Stter such public notice us they may deem neces: pronerty “sold” and)ta bear interest atthe sate tot G12 E st. resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. years, with interest, secured by deed of trust on rious aspirants. As all candidates are | the heads over windows and doors, and in | gary. six pet cent per annem: from day of sale, payable Sirs ——" CHARLES W. CLAGETT. ‘Trustee, the property sold, or all cash. at the option of the nominated by a direct vote of the party | lieu thereof construct iron steps’ to the D. 8. MACKALL, | purchaser. £° deposit of $60 cn each Jor will ge | PROPRN TY AS Srey NP ROVED | _4e27-d&de 416 Sth st. mw. | Purchaser. "A deposit of $50 on each lot will be no convention will be held, and there will | three front entrances. The board, how- eaenen 1G Stn ate ota Trustees. Fequired wH@n tid is accepted. Terms of cele to ARN LOGRIE RARE EO ‘THIRD age conceit {ime of sale. +All conveyancing and re- be no opportunity for an expression of the | ever, deferred final action on the matter | 49, a. M, EMMERICH be complied with within ten days cr truntees re-| Ry virtne af a decree of the Sunreme Court of | RBAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1408 @ STREET N.W. | with In tem dave, oF the trustees rescree Oe eee sentiment of the party In the county in | until after the meetfg of the council to- reference to the questions upon which the | night, and, that the council might regain} THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEE serve the right to resell at the risk and cost of the | the Dtatrict of Calnmbia. pasced In eqnity. cause defuutting putchaser. Conveyancing and recording | No, 15867. on the 18th day of December. 1894. In Geuline perdeee ee eae TRUSTFE® SALE OF VALUARLE IMPROVED | faulting purchaser. \ . avi risdi 2 : . G12 E st. nw, | @t purchaser’é cost. the case of Smsliwood et al. ve Smallwood. T ON . PFO! party in the state is divided. Jurisdiction over the whole subject, it was s z WILLIAM H. BARNES, Trustee, | wilt ‘erlt. at puitie auction. an THERSNAY. tha RTY ON MSTREEL BETWEEN 9TH ee alae ee ea ce ee Dated Ae mee rare | aueronris cate tne chant Cines‘ent ewalt See ey Oe NEL WEAVE Breet PIGHTMENTH DAY of JOLY, 106, at FIVE | pe Vire Gt So eects AC ae cor, bearing | _35%-28ds Ea aime died here suddenly Friday morning’ last, | appropriated to the school funds and await DUNGANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS: O'CLOCK P.M. in front of the premises” the fol: s deed ‘ast, Dearing took place from his re s nd was attended by a large concourse | of the census of school children taken in of people. The services at the house were | June, and the work was approved and cer- ie of a deed rust, dated the 2d day conuucted by Rev. A. S. Johns of the | tified to the county school board. . Proce Uae esa a aL Nn heed nt Episcopal Church, and Rev. T,| Miss Maria E. Pay led the young people's | fittrict of Colambin, and at the rojuest of the tt of the M. BE. Church South. De- | meeting Sunday afternoon, assisted by Miss | party secured therehy. the ad trustee a member of Montgomery | Mary Soule. Will sell at pnd) ge of Masons, and the members of the | A meeting of the missicn band of the | fses. 0: in attendance fp regalia, ac- | Presbyterian Church, Miss Clara L. Gula- lowing described real estate, aitnated tn the city of | date May 31, 1893, and recorded in Mher No. 1829, |G. SLOAN EERS, 1407 OF TWO NEAT Two-sTory | Weehineten, tn the Divtriet of Colnmata, to wit: | foo 141 et 'seq.. ‘of the land records of the Dis: | © & AN & ©O., AUCTIO? 1407 G ST, EXT BRICK DWELLINGS IN | Orizinal lot_fonr (4). tn sanare seven hundred and | fret of Columbia. and at the request of the par- | TRUSTEES’ SAI OF TWO-STORY ‘SIX-RooM uF s. s day RTH WEST SECTION OF THE. CITY, | Minety-five (795) and the east eleht (8) feet by the | {¥ Secured thereby, we will soll. at mablie ane- we C MAS PREMISES NOS. 154 AND. 136 | denth of Atte. (Sa) of original lot Aes (iat ental front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY.THE | — WESE WASITRGHON E.G STREET SUUTH- ST. sonare. with the Imnrovemonts, consisting of a two- TERNTH (ith) DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1 Ry virtue of a deed of trust tous, bearing date of a certain deed of trust, dated the | store frame dwelling. 4 rooms. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PAM., the following de | apr "26, 1803, and recorded im Tiber Teer, Sate EatToA ECO th) Gay Of) May, <A: A600, Aud re=) aL Terms Wont theta.) nelanne ini ove catia) t tro | fen cates cents eaten te SHS, Of Wash | 322 et scq.. of the land records of the District of corded amosg the laud records of the District of | verre. seenred be deed of trst on the propsrty | ington, of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered | Columbia, Columbin, “Liber 121, follo 440 et seq., and. at | aM. with Intercet at tx ner cent ner anna, $100 ty-one (21), in Williain —H. Browne's stale | (herebee wer ait Son, ot eeet OF the party secured >» We will sell, at public auciicn, in front ethred |e sae the request of the holders of the not 1 | deposit required at time of este. All” conrey- mn of i Stare Aumbered three hundred 508 otis nied by a number of thelr brethren | ger, president, was held Sunday afternoon. | ing Ig" feet on the maeth theretys we will offer at pablic atetions in trong | anclag. and recordin at pnrehacor'e’ cast, and sixty-eight @A8), n= per plat recorded In ber of the, premiee, ob NONDAE “ibe delle vies Washhs Gaithersburg and other | Maj. George A. Hilton of Los Angeles, | depth of 90 feet,to a 20-ft, sae i TUESDAY, THE NINTH DAY FRANKLIN H. MAC Tristeo. H. D. C., follo 23, of the reconis of the surveyor | or parcel of land, situated in the city of Wachies wing members of the | Cal. president of the National Gospel Mis-| bs a handsome 2 or Jur} S05, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. ty8-d&ds 34D st. haw. | of the Sild District of Columbia, imoxoved by a | ton, District of Colanbla, being all of lot No. at S. B. Hege, | sion Union, preached two excellent sermons | centaining 8 rooms with all moders a r py- | Improvements, complete and pertect “In all its pall beare: e cheer A. J. Almoney, H.| Sunday. In the morning at th C. Dawson, R. H. | terian Church on the subject, IFFE, SUPTON & O.. avcrioneErs, } Saisie | parcel of land and prem'ses Successors, 10 isiGlite merce Co) T pe uated Inthe city of Catumbia, to wit: All residence numbered ‘3 M STREET | tn ‘Thomas J. Xinz's subdivision of certain lots square No. 389, a8 per plat recorded in Book 1 Pi ‘Christian Talbott, i = One-third of the purchase money | pege OL, of the records of the surveyor's office of Ibott, old subject to a trust of $4,500, dne 4 f . —— Rerne oe oele 3 On k s FOr of vel thurn and Warren | Courage,” and at night i ‘the Baptist Gren) nodcabever tie . NOE HAMMred Hine, etn eae tact | BUILDING LOTS ON BRIGHTWOON AVENUE | 2M CxPentes of Bee nia 2 cash, Balance: in'}| the, Dismict (of Culumbie,- tecther eth heim “OR SAT es at the grave | Church, subject, “Personal Responstbillty. ice In one year an imposing | Large audiences attended both services. a deed of teat. gn number of | ‘The town council holds an important | Mi rash. .it) the ontion of the and friends of the family from | meeting at the council rooms tonight. The} Pty‘ conveyancing at cost of pi Maryland, the District and | levy for school and corporation purposes | be complied with in ten days or the BRIGHTWOOD st uutil paid, | provements, consisting of a two-story brick dwells Perlis Gere ee nae te of six (Gl per cent per annum, parauie We of six Toons, having all modern improvements, ark Land Syndicate, will offer for sale at EPR PTT Eerie actrees ed [ECE gr Peer nema von TUESDAY. THE NINTH Dak | PoRETtY sold, or all cash, at the option of the | _ Terms of sale: Property will be scld subject to AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. ON THE Sr eh oe Tat gt $200. reaulred a¢ time of | 3. fiurs (el G00, alt of Gein ete Beas ee 1 lots of ground, | SMle., Terms of sale to be complied with within | Gclers (1.500), half of balance to be paid in cash, rn bered five hundred and fifty-seven (557), beginning for the same at a point one hundred and twenty: eet and eight (S) inches eust of New | Wood nue at a point In the south Hne of public feet wide, now called Pierce street; | OF JT theice east along said line twenty-seven (27) feet | PREMISES, the following discrit Jersey, alley” sixty - : 2 : econ plied saelt the (prope: ine twenty: & y days or the property will be resold at the risk | ‘he tsidue in ore year from date, with interest, or les were in attendance. During | for the year will be made. gerve the right to resell the propezty six (6) Inches; thence south serenty-two (#2) fect; | altunted on the east side of Brightwood ave oe E er all cash, at th ahben 7 “8 silence of over twenty years at this| Mr. FE. M. Dunn at Merrifield ts building | cost of tefiulting purchaser. thence: in a iy dircetion at right angles to | immediately svcth of the old Scheutzen Park prop: | SMU Cnt, Of the defaulting purchaser. AM conves- | $309 will be requined at tite Bt onic Adem ese spirit and advanced id for the improve- | Contractor M. H. Brinkerhoff has com- — 12) inches to the place of beginning, with the SH foot alley (belie: a past’ Of White aint Herbie GEORGE W. BROWS selo to be complied with in fifteen days from date ment of the town, and was for some time | menced the erection of a new house at West) T7THE AROVE SAIB IS POSTPONED UNTIL eres coe exinaing, with the | to 20-foot alley (helng a part cf White’and Henkle, | ; Tinos, | Of pale, Oubermise teuaien peer ighto ee a member of the town council. As a busi- | End for Miss Sybilla Sewell. BONDS ure Car es See Ce 2 One-third of the purchase money | are bewutiful building lots for tmmedinte Improve- | DUNCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioncers. jy5-d&ds | cheser or purchase “4 ness man he was noted for untiring | Among the officers of Falls Church Lodge | 4 LACE, by_orider of the trustees. _IvT-dSds _ | fo be paid in cash, and the balance to be patd in| ment, covered with stately caks, many of which | LACIMER, MORGAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS JOSEPH R. FREEMAN, Trustee, energy and strict integrity. of Odd Fellows installed Friday night last DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. two equal jastallments, respectively, In one and | can he saved. ee” Tox) and 1231 G INEERS. G12 13th et. nw. sega is a é s PB Mabii . two years, secured by a deed of trust upon the | ‘Terms of sale: One-half purchase morey in cash: et. JAMES R. ELLERSON Mr. Isaac Pyles, a well-known merchant | inadvertently omitted was Mr. Peter Mabin, | 3 + OF VATVARLE PROPERTY rw | Property, Gold, With Interests payable memierauce | yiTeri of sale: One-halt purchase money in cash; = aS s SON, Trustee, of Hiya tt hate Nie Soa Gs Les Bie Neto he ee poaiuor. Of Tight SUPpOr Ler tO | Re EAM A HEIGHTS CORNER. 2TH is SCRE IS ODTIO OE Te Sena oe ou cured on the property, or all cash, at option of on a a aS As lscsiat t that place Saturday, aged about | the vice grand. 1 SSC SLEETS NORTHWEST. cash, 2 jou of the purchaser. posit of | purchaser. Terms must be complied with in 15 1 ry ‘ISION. a DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. z Mrs. Stiles of Philadelphia Is visiting her| po Viitye of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber | $200 Will be required at the time of sale. Sale to Shes from the date of sale, or the trustee reserves: Te SUBDIVISION, be closed in fifteen (15) days from day of sale, ; therwise the property. will bia, T shall, as murviving | Ctuereeise the property parcieoee Stee ae ee Ing purchaser or ‘purchasers. A depostt of $100 | fi cuit ‘The funeral of Mr. John P. Connell, who | parents, Justice and Mrs. J. S. Riley. No. 1780, follo 319 et ceq., of the land records of : Qittue of a decree of sale passed | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED died in Washington Saturday morning last, Miss Minnie M. Birch, a teacher among | the District of C the right to resell, at the risk and cost of default- me Court of the District of Columbia PROPERTY. ON 10TH STREET BETWEEN D by the f n ; cause No. 16,412, wherein Elizabeth Fry | _ AND E STREBIS. SOUTHWEST. will take place here this evening, the ser- | the Indians of Oklahoma, ts home here for ic auction. in front of the | civertisement in. some’ newspaper Will be required on each lot at time of sale. Con-| and others are complainants, and Joseph Tee aa SRS Vices being conducted at the Baptist | a month's vacation. OX MONDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF | Washington, D.C. Conveyanclag at eoet of pur | Yevence OBE Et Wane Barring Geech Gthers are defendante, we, the undersiincd tent | ee Dts, Hee A eas Church. Mr. Connell was an old and well- | Rev. Rumsey Smithson, presiding elder of : and and premises, the | Chaser. Recon fy8-eofls uviving Trustee, | Aupointed hy said decree, Will cffer for. sale of June, 1895, in equity cause No. 10078, wheres known citizen of the county, and a mem-| the M. E. Church South, preached in the | ¢asements, rights, ways and. api inces there: | jeo.agas TisHLON ASHFORD. east. aa 7 BW: | puvlle auction, on the preimises, on WEDNESDAY, | Helen A. Desmond ts complainant and Bettie her of a large family of that name who | church here Sunday morning and at Lang- | unto belonging, situate ard lying ta the county of | 2°22 : 2 S| EZTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL | Ag THE HOUI OF FOCI O'CLOCK Pat chee: | Hee tie ytee lerendants, we will well, at ub count ly_ meeting. Ls enty-0 ; jorama Helghts, as perp) : She: rh 2 s WHITE, s of Columbia: Lot numbered ten (10), in block eight- | AT FIVE O'CLOCK. P- th’ twenty-stx Dr, Gustavus Trown of Washington, D. | Miss Nelile E. Hawxhurst left for Nor- | ponfed in ‘iter County No. T? folio 34 ot Mhe CHT SIE NODTHWEST “Coles Ei Or NE jyB-dgs eee Sarviving Trustee, | Cen (isi, in the Howard Univesity subatenioe ty | G8) met meot eos dept of original Tot ten Ge estate | folk this morning for a visit of a tnonth | records of the office of the surveyor of the Disfrict own-| to school friends in that city and Cape | of Columbia, excepting so much thereof as was c., has purchased through a r wa s EETS NORTHWEST ne the farm of John A. Smith, commonly known as | in square three hundred and fifty-three (853), with agent of that city the farm former! “STORY BRICK BUILD-] RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & Co., AUCTIONEERS. | Eftingham Vilace, ‘as the same js reconted in the | the improvements thereon, it of that city the: conveyed to’ the United States for aqueduct pur. : 6 survevor's office of. the District of Columbia, con. | ‘Terms of sele:, One-thisd of the purcha ed by Mr. Frederick Selmar, at Dickerson, | Charles. Coe ire ln Ke IH a ; . Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.) taining 7,500 square fect, more or less, the said | 4 cash, onethird in one year and dnethind fo eee this county, and known as “Meredith's SS By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the estate being 1 : tthe Hunting Quarter,” for $5,130. The pur- VIENNA. Site Ouethea nepaeat A two | District of Columbia, persed June 7, 1893, in | TEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON B | Fral estate being improved by a two-story frame | Fears from the day of sale. or all cash, at the unting Quarter, r $180. The pi NNA. Terms: Oue-third cash. balance in one and two | equity cause No. 14880; veerela Gueteude tetra REEL 5 a AxD Hi | dwelling house. purchaser's option. ‘The deferred payments, if any, chaser ads improving and making it a ——— pears at er cee cm, paren parable seml- | {s complainant snd ( cuhar et al. are STREETS SOUTH Terms, of sal Geetha SEO the purchase = Ce by ee parchase notes, bear- de 4 annually, to be secures deed of tr on prop- ay 2 wind § a 4 TLY . | money In ¢ . one-third (1-3) in one y 3 | ing interest at the rate of six it M Wesley "Sullivan, a man about thirty | The Sunday school of the Presbyterian | erty soi, oF all cash at option of purchaser. A de- | Ootnted by the wild deeice, with oy Hee eee | ToT at RIVE 0+ ‘ee WH sell fn | one-tiiird (1-8) in two sears from date of thlenue | pavable semi-annually: nod sskeured. be deel at age, as’ brought here Saturday | Church shows a very decided increase in | posit of $200 required on each at time of sale. | Bay of JULY, A.D. 1895, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. frovt of ihe prenises, b r of the owner, all cash, at the option of the purchaser; the ‘de- | trust on the property sold. The property. will be Leki ae before re 1 during the past few weeks—Sun- | Conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost. Terms of | sell, at public ‘auctioa, in'frout of the premises, the | is a nop-resid nt. ferred payments, if any, to bear interest at the | Sold clear of all taxes to June 30, 1895. “A deposit ng, and had a hearing before Justice | numbers during sale to be complird with in 15 days from day of | folijwing dessrlled property, to wits Part of onle Lot 87, square 1111, rate of six (G) per cent per annum, payable semi. | Of $200 will be required at the sale. ‘Terms must - Stonestreet, ch the attendance was 51; June | sale, otherv the eur ving trustee ré ed with having stolen | day, June ves te | tral lot eleven (11), in square cne hundred and ting 15 feet on B street and running along a | annually, and to be secured by deed of trust on the | be complied with within ten days from the day of $10 from a man at Chevy Chase. In de- | 5, aa 8 yesterday it was 67. The | TSbt to resell the property at the risk and cost of | twenty (120), as the sald square ts murked ‘ with a 80-foot alles in the rear, property’ sold. A deposit of $200 will be requ sale, in default of which the trustees reserve the fault of $24 ball he was committed to jail. | 2 it was 54, and yesterday iewas dea, | Wc defalting purchaser after five days’ sdvertieo- | Gown on the plat, aad kuewn and distinguished on | serme: One-halt cash, the balanec tu one year, | of purchaser upem acceptance of Tide “Teniared | right to tescll the property at. the rink ‘and cose ‘An li be made to obtain the neces- | Church services were also well attended, | ment of such sevale In some uewspaper published 10 | the ground plan of the elty of Washington, in the | € per cont per annum, secured by deed of trust on | sal> to be complied with within ten (10) days from | Cf the defaulting purcbaser after five davs’ ad- sary and yesterday, especially, were very in- Se Vereen ay OW San. District of Columbia, and whieh safd part and par- | the . oF all cash, at the option of the | date of sale, and. in default. the trustees reaetye | Tertisament in some newspaper published in the ry u a el ae /EMENT. W. HOWARD. cel is more particularly described as the east twen- | purchas-r. A deposit of $50 required upon accept- | the wight to resell_at cost of defaulting purchaser | C#Y of Washington, D.C.” a An_exciting teresting. The monthly missionary je21-d&¢ _ Surviving Trustee. _ | ty-six (26) fect of the sald lot, fronting on H street | anee. All conveyancing and recording at pur-| upon said terms after tive (3) days’ public adver: H. 0. CLAUGHTON, Trustee, 2 gyentng at ane fale grounds cert of prayer last evening, which was led | RaTCLIFFR, SUTTON & ©O., AUCTIONEER orth, by an eveu depth of sisty-sive (65) feet alon chager's cost. RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO.. Usement CHAS, COWLES TUCKER, Trustee, JOHN RIDOUT, Tratel * = Southerns of Washington an¢ aes aes é sl IRS TO RATCLIFFE, DAL CON th ‘street west, improved by a one-story bricl ay’ is ietioncers. CLEPHANE. Trustee, : aT: of this 7 The game did | bY Mr. W. N. Bowman, was a meeting of Ht & CO. | tuttaing. Syt-ats udall Building, 344° D st. | _427-d&ds 344 D et. nw. USTE] SALE OF VALUABLE v0-§ y | TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the purchase MAS DOWLING & CO. AS tae ee ONSETORE | money to be puld in cerh, and the balance in equal | TH 312 E Street FOURTEENTH AND E STREETS SOUTHEAST | Installments fn one and two years, with Interest at M. BE. Church last night, the pastor, | py virtue of a decd of trast, dated June 0, 1s04, | the rate of @ per centum per annum from the day | pppric SALB OF VALUABLE _BUILDIN pmmenc2 until after 5 o'clock, and at | deep interest. ' the close of the fifth inning the umpire for | Rev. Mr. Fllckinger occupied the pulpit the visitors declared the game closed on | of the AUCTIONEERS, Ww. STREETS account of alleged darkne: Thi: Rev. B. J. Gibbons, having, with his wife, | cnd recorded in Liber No. 1927, at folio 115 et seq.. | Of Sle, payable semi-amn ally, secured by 2 deed of IN BROOKLAND, D. NEAR VERSITY ON PIERC Svan ie aSeING- ing was protested by the Rockville boys | gone to visit the parents of both in Mary- | one of the land records for the District of Colum: | {ust on the property scld. or all cash, at the op- STATION, CONTAINING 22,908 SQUARE FEET. Y AVENUE NORTHWEST. Tistaritne aqtuadiy ae tec and their umpire, who pefused to give the | Jand. bia, ard at the request of the party secured there. Mon of the purchaser and approval of the court. | on WEDNESDAY, THE TENTH OF JULY, AT virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated the at dectee of the Supreme visitors their share of the receipts.. When ‘More than fifty strangers came to Vienna | bY, We, the unders| ened, the trustees named in anid | Al conveyancing, recording and noturial tees ac | Q5, QCLOCK PML, we Will sell, in front ve ihe | Ist day of July, AD. 188 and recorded amone the | Court of the District of Columbia, passed In equity r hes Siie tachi ai 1) t cost of the purchaser.¢ Taxes puld 0 June 30, ‘s ts aubdlviel, land records of the District of Columb per | caiwe No. 16882, Orme va. Calhoun \et al... the the game closed the score stood 9 to 11 in | to spend yesterday; many of whom decid- | Sete ee Ray EIGHTH DA oe GeIR | 1895. A deposit of two hundred dailare. (8200) will Dee ee Se ree Tee emt | ot ABO: Ae TolIn Zib et Gee Set oe Mie nemteeE | unde seiner peenttcpelg favor of the Southerns. During the play @|eq to remain longer, and one boarding | A.D. 1805, st FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the following | be Teaulred of the purchaser at the time of sale. | PS ‘b49 feet on etreet In rear of Ranker Tijii | of the party secured there! dn trout ot the premises, considerable amount of “kicking” was in- | house alone received eight boarders, who | described pro} to wit: The land and premises, | Térms of sale to be complied with witht ten da: . We will offer for | 7 5 a, fut of the premises, on | O'CLOCK PAL. AML of the. from day of sale, otherwise the trustee resertys | road by a depth of 92 feet. The above plece of | Sale, by pul eee Ea ety 2 | situate in the city of. Washington, District of t 5 FRIDAY, H ODAY OF JULY, ‘Gulged! fn. = Fe eee stay for the re- | Cyumbia, and de ignated as Tot tients atx (20), fa OES Helen haar Ieee ae Property wi ge ot aint. 120 fect enh ee | 1885, AT FIV Te. the ToRoeien” aoe HYATTSVILLE. Harvesting is now well advanced, and | susre' tem hooded und fortyetwn (Ost ne eet ASrecstnemient oF Ae ‘ntention es Deas ottaaien conn gacctag rani recede Washington, District of Columbia, ‘esteaated a5 | the chy ot Washington, District a ¢ aes bundant crops are predicted. All’ the | recorded in the office of the surveyor for the Dise . T. HOUSTON ae " , red&ay | lots nnmbered forty. erty 3) ether ‘with all of the improvement The Vansville Farmers’ Club met last | crops now Inthe ground, are looking well, Hehe Cokie dae meets rene), folio Soe ste ee S#A5AS | forty-four (2), in Powell's eutaivision of er anne | Sates Ate all, of the, improvements, ther ‘appur- Saturday evening at the residence of Mr. | and during the last few days corn In this | tind singular the improvements, wagseeaemente, | [THE ABOVE SALEI§ POSTPONED ON AC.| RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & 00., AUCTIONEERS, | heed twents-feven (27), In square ‘numbered’ five | teianres (erety belorelne. BathegeBess vicinity has made a most astonishing | Tin ‘and appurtenances to the same | Count of the rain unti! TUESDAY, NINTH DAY OF (Successors to Ratcliffe, Derr & Co.). undred and fifty-seven (657), with the improve-| Terms of ‘One-third of the purchase money sh on the day of sale, or on the cot by the court, and ‘the residue privilexe ing or fi . however, to a ars, near Contee’s Station. lent J. D. Ca . ments thereon. TRUSTEE’S SALE_OF BRICK HOUSE No. 1412] Terms of sale: to be patd in 7 ei . JULY, 1895, at the same he 7 anywise appertaining, ete., ete. | JULY, 1805, at the same hour and place. One-third of the purchase money | ratification thei row th. beloi é 5 prior deed of trust to se: THOS. T. OUETO! sard occupied the chair | "\y) frank Sherman, jr., who has been a | Sub Pre 3 wRERT Ni VEST, AD 1 | to be paid In cash; balanc: a Ips an ang Geo. E. Loweree performed the | student at the Maryland Agricultural Col- coe payment ot a Ho aeridencea: by a prom- | _Jy6-d&ds : ae ‘REET NORTi (WEST, AND BRICK STABLE oats, ecneetive h oer as) caual ns ni | fn ew xe (Se oa ae ia 0) ont inp du ot retary. The following mem- | lege for the past two years, has reached | ESiS'*op' Sarg: One-third of the purchase | THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in| by a deed of trust upon the property sold. with in- | the day of sale at the rate of six per centum per bers were present: J. D. s ho Ash Grove. a : td pare — ker No. 1021, at follo 341 et seq., one of the | terest at 6 per cent, payable semi-annually: annum and to. be represented ‘bythe promi his home at money in cash, the residue in one and two vears, | eRUSTRES’ SALE OF FIVE. TW Laer econds for the District: of Galatia, and at | cash; at the ontion of ale partment an F a gaps aie Mr. *. Sherman, assistant professor Sec on 5 A deposit of | notes of the purchaser, bearing Interest, as afore- Loweree, Col. W. S. Powell, F. of chen ee ae the Macyland Ageiculturall | (iu cum atthe ogre of theirs repent secidsaoe x the request of the party secured thereby,’ the un- | two hundred dollars ($200) will be required’ at the | suid: or the purchaser, at his option, may: pay all qedders Youn andl Willie aseene eae h as Glalting fin Gavente Ticker Viomna: | of #200 required upon acceptence of bid an tees | > 150.152, 154, 156. AX Gcreigned trustee will cifér for sale, by public auc- | time of sale. Terins must be complied wtth within | cash therefor, Title ‘to be retalned bys us until as Ree 1. Colleze, Hie Hie Dares MEET WACRAa loo racic and reraallig ae conevor nuccinach oe al SOUTHEAST, BETWE tion, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, | fifteen (15) days from day ot sale, otherwise prop. | ajl of the purchase money and interest is paid. Zeal, D. M. Nesbit, Dr. M. D. Hume Mrs. y of Merrefield ts entertain- | (ere OF ae to be complied with In ten Gor dace | | AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND N AND O| THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1895, aT | erty will be resold at the risk ad ect Terme of sale to be complied with within fifteen, Re TE Benvetls ha gicets were daenacen | ine her frien Caton of Chicago. See iey (atisale, Otte tember reneen ie ate |) ESTRBEES, FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described Iand | defaulting purchaser, after five (3) days 5) days thereafter, and. all converanciug and re- Mitchell And EA. Pollen ie | A Mterary, been organized at | fo resell. the property at the risk and cost of de: |, BY, virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated Decem- | and premises, situate in the clty of Washington, | ment in sohe newspaper published im W cording at the purchaser's cost. $100 deposit on eld by Capt. Salsbury. Great in-| faulting purchaser, after five (8) days’ advertise. | Der 22, 1893, and recorded tn Liber’ 1880, folio 84| in. the District of Columba, and designated £4 | D.C acceptance of Wid. elected Me Chee Gee Conveyancing and recording at pur nimou et seq., one of the land records of the District of | being all of lot numbered twenty-six (25), in| cost. 8. ©. JAMES 8. EDWARDS. Trustee, y of Laurel a member, and decided taken in the enterprise by the | mert. WALTER P. FOWLER, Trustee, Comnmbia, nnd by authority: from the holder. of the | Pavideon's ‘ubcivision of square. dumbercd.” twa Wat wai Monts S00 its annuel outing at Bay Ridge on | Young people of the village, most of whom “No. 11D st. n.w. notes secured thereon. we, the undersigned trus-| hundred and twenty (220), said land being Improved | 4y5-d&ds aisteer JAMES F. HOOT 3 Ist instant. The committee, consist- | have already become members. DANIEL“6. FAHEY, Trustee, ~~” | tees, will sell_at pablic auction, in front of the | by a four-story brick dwelling house and brick ——— - = malead 622 F street” naw. Bennett, Beall and Nesbit, | Mr. and Mrs. Field of Washington are| e2¢-a&as No. 1520'S st. u.w. remises, on TUESDAY, JULY NINTH, 1895, AT} stable in rear, together with all the improvements, | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PATENT Auctioneers. j ing of Messr s.. Bennett, ie visiting = .B. s YE O'CLOCK P.M., ‘ail of tota numbered one | rights, &c. RIGH = made a careful inspection of the farm of | visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. Besley of Ash FUTURE DAYS. hundred and forty-one (141), one hundred and forts-| "This property will be sold, however, subject to| By virtue of a decree of ‘the Supreme Court of | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, bonste reported it as being’ in an | Grove = treo, (142),"one hundred and forty-three (148), one | « prior deed of trust for $18,000, with interest at | the District of Columbia, ‘pasted on the thied CaaS ass cellent’ condition, Mr. Brashears, as 1s | =—————— — G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 @ ST. | hundred and forty-four (44) and one hundred and| the rate of 5 per cent per annum, jé semi- | of July, 1895, in Ex numbered 16324, "ABLE BUS! OPERTY, Geual with cs bost read an eseay on the = oem forty-five (148), in Thomas W. Smith and Francis | gruualis, maturing Suse 11, 1990, and further sub. | wherefu’ George 12. inant and the N NORTH SIDE. OF H-SPRERT BETV ta’ Guestion, wis “Ia It Prontavie to AUCTION SALES. TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE Cor-| 8. Carmody's subdivision of lots in equare seven | ject to a leas? of the stable on said premises, | Lawton Brick and Tile Process Couyany is de. ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STRE! Fee a ee ae: Braniinees Roo — NER OF ISTH AND ROSEDALE STREPTS | hordred and forty-four (744), Washington, D.C., or | month by month, to the Chesapeake and Potomac | ferdont, I shall sell at pubile auctions te the| NOMTHBAST (PREMISES NO. 1122), AT AUC. Be Influenced in Planting Crops by Pre- FUTURE DAYS. NORTHEAST AT PUBLIC AUCTION. BEING | any one of them, with the improveients thereon. | Telephone Company, at §36 per month. auction’ rooms of Duncanson Prothers, cornet $th| ‘TION. valling Prices?” A general discussion of WITHIN TWO SQUARES OF THE COLUMBIA | “Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance| ‘Terme: All cash over and abora the amount of | and D streets northwest, Washington, 1. TH, AT HALF- ‘on | On MONDAY, JULY FIFTEE! ject followed afterward. A supper CABLE ROAD. in two years, to he secured by’ deed of trust on | said prior incumbrance. it of $500 required | TUESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY" OF JULY, | PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. Oe by the hest, the ladies of the Large sale of Heusehold Ez ylitsetion of the owners, we will sell. at pub- Troperty sold’ and (0 bear interest at. the rate of | apon acceptance, of 11a. Vf terme Of ‘eqle ai not | AD. 1800; AT ONE OCLOCK PAC all the i! | of the premiseayart sulla seeing vs : ic auction, in front of the premises, DN house seeing to the comfort of the gues Effects of all kinds at | Day Stytevnt Tse ative OcLoe A prize of a piece of silver valued at F.M., lots 36 and 37 of Long Mcadows, fronting | chaser. A deposit of $59 on each lot will be re-| property, at the risk and cost of the e shall sell, in front Xo.78, in square No.ost, six per cent per annum from day of sale, payable | complied with in fifteen days from the day of | title and ‘interest of the defendant In and to | having 18 feet frout by 65 fect depth, improved sewbannually, cr all cash, at the option of pur- | saler the trustee reserves the right to Zoreil the certain process of making brick and tile. tho | by a three-story brick dwelling and store’ room, with ny 1 for which 1s numbered 472369, and was | cellar. Al incderm tinprovemeats, furnace, hot and Will be awarded to the member of the club Sloan’s, 1407 G St., Weds | 46 téce‘on istm street ana 123 on Rosedale street | quired’ when bid is accepted. ‘Terms of sale to be | purchaser, after’ five days’ Se See ed April 5, 1892, to Charles F. Lawton and | cold water. upon whose land the largest quantity of to alley. Homeseckers and builders should give | complied with within ten days or trustees reserve | resale in some hewspaper published in Wasbington, assigned him to the defendant. ‘The above property offers an unusual inducement potatoes Is raised; one-quarter of an acre nesday, July roth, 1895, ‘bis sale their attention, as the lots can be very | the right to resell af, the rink end cost of the de-|D. 0. All conveyancing, notary’s fees and re- Terms of sale cash at the time of sale. to persons desiring an investment in business prop- to be planted, and no contestant to be con- t Serena caer oa oes eons Cmca Pate purStin cee) Cates acim a reepeding at . abot ots yore t., Trustee, veyancing St Par OHS RIDOUT, ‘Trustee, "Terma made known at time of sale, sidered who falls to produce a minimum of | @U 10 a. Mi. Terms easy, and made known at sale. WILLIAM H, BARNES, Trustee. ie'® st. aw, Washisgion, DO. 4% and Ind. ave. WALTKE B. WILLIAMS & OO. zeventy-live bushels, It was decided to| 453-2 fo-dts €.G. SLOAN & CO., Aucts. | je28-dsds © JOHN L. WEAVER, Trustee, $029-dieds DUNCANSON BROS, Aveta. wa | pean