Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1895, Page 20

4 THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1895. ST. ANDREW'S LEGION The Episcoyal Brotherhood and Its Organization in Washington. TO TAKE PART IN FRIDAY'S MEETING Arranging to Hold Sunday Night Services in a Theater. eens 7 CTIAPTER IN WASHINGTON a = For the first time In the histo! Brotherhood ef St. Andrew of V that bod the recogi.ized organization layme > local opalians, will tak part Friday evening at Foundry M.E.Chureh in a mass ing with the Christian avorer pworth Leaguers and the otherhcod cf eA Phillip. Rev. Dr. John H. Elliot, stor of the nsion P. EL Chur to presi The b: hood is very strong here, havit seven chapters twe row under con become of interest to the public generally The new tive © tee held its . g and meeting ject rvices In a th establishir t of he nday € ms ading 16 for youns i being orgar fa young men’s Bible class hurch ¢ ity Novem Such remarkable results wer shed that par ra y January, 1 ce these chapters was St. Andrew's Vi pl brotherhoots ral committe $ onye were invited to # tion, to be held in Chi- Iss At this convention thre were present delegates from tw ch thirty-six then in existence. R. Springer of Grace Church, Chicago, Was elected the first president and a consti- tution adopted practi as it now stands. Obligation of Meu: rs Every man des becéme a member pledges himself to two funda- mehtal ru of pray sof the order, namely, the rul nd the rule of service. The prac: tleal ay ion of the first rule, the rule of prayer, may take the form of the exe-cise of piritual deyctions; it may be ex ed in the colle the diffe > or more seis forth for ts which the church ent Sundays of the ; or it may be nothing more than che ee zdom come.” Th rule does not pres as intial, but snd time and places ngagements and duties the h the rule of service each member 1 to al least make one cons fort of werd or de youns man cach week. in addition to the two he membership to males who sitie 3 officers » communicants of the urch, At iy par imply det upon the cular wi is ous and din be- stitution, s © those only who a otestant Episco he entire mem! MMtecn hn fifteen the to these iumbe: ship in other countries, with tn hone rddition tien with the bretherhood in the s As un auxiliary to the brotherhood 1 department hus by ized and serves first & school for nembers of th hood of an ud of luence amon: Woshkington Council The local counesl 2 on em- wraces all chapters In the L ¢ Co- jumbia, and in fact what is pract In this jurisdictic vally the new diocese. mn there are about twenty-seven chap but now that the four Maryland counties are to be brought into closer tcuch with this city it is probable that this number will be con tiderabiy increased very soon. Each chap- ter cloets such officers as it may need, and | in % two delerates to tke local ouncil. ‘This council in turn elects the general officers from among its own mem- hers, and these officers, together with four rpeml ppolnted hy the pres! form ne ommit Le sact all mes abus Brya the le last 3 in the an Was George Md., ated in s been connected xeod om with Emanuel! ch, Anae position vestryman the dio- n convention. nF esident, is now holding o! has sery ugh he 1 before as a chapt He is not a native of thi Washington when his William Varet, D.D., ne land, was called to the ré y Church, He is enga the reat ate siness and stil ¢ sas a ther of arish. ese is Rolla P. surrie of He was horn in Hlinols, but a, where he Kraduate from the State niversity in the class of IN Soen moving: ain to Daketa, he beean li with the Brotherhood of organ- epted a posi- a member of the t ized ia North Dakota. Hou as an assistant in ment of iseets of the Nati nd fas sinee becorr He | eo and Orn Interest member sion Church. tral scic mac Valley ington and an as: Ainerican Orniihe Robert Preston ury of the Prother cal < mn Lwenty ninty, Ma High § pre student Uni M. Hill Mr, nnat Pheir Officers, * Hedrick, treasur ) Chapter—G tors Henry Arthur ¢ ant json, director; Llewellyn Estes, vice direc- tor; C. L. Brown, secretary, and P. G. Mel- bourre, treasurer. St. Mark’s Chapter—J. Walter Cooksey, ; directot Irving Raybold, secretary and tre er, ard Paul A. Steel and Richard Hamilton, delegates, Epiphany Chapter—A. C. Parker, direc. ter; William Edward Horton, secretary Arthur Burt, treasurer, and P, B. Plerce and John F. Paret, delegates. Zioa Chapter, Beltsville, Md.—F. M. Ma- gruder, director; J. T. Ulie, easurer, and W. R. Bendey, sceretary. Epiphany Mission Chapter—H. FB. A. An- derson, director; John B. Ireland, secre- tary and treasurer, and H. E. A, Anderson nd E. Taylor, delegate Emmanuel Chapter—Barnabus Bryan, dl- rector; A. J vice director; B. F. Thorne, sec R. Harnis Mission Ph Robert F. Sm rector; Beajamin T. Frazier, s Basil Frazier, treasurer, King Hall Chapter—F. T. rector; C. W. Brooks, ith, secretary, R. . Kelley and ©, W. Brooks and C. IL. Smith, gates. St. Paul's Chapter—W. B. Dent, director; T. Price, secretary; Charles Hoimead, . treasurer, and N H. Camp and B. V Darrell, delegates. The other members the y of Wiliam ecutive com- flic'o, are: John's Chapte Langtree of t. apter, James F. Alston of St. Georgetown: Stephen's ¢ Luke’s Chapter and Joseph H. Gibbons of Church (Bast Washington) Ch aim fa selecting these fou BY THE INSIDE PASSAGE. Importance of the Trip of the Cush- ing. Th purse of the Cushing, which left York yesterday to come to this ci y the inside passage, will be throush the tan canal and the Chesapeake and Del- canal, It is expected that Annapolis 1 tomorrow. There a step of one day will be made, and then the Cush- will go dowa Ches:peake and nd Point Lookout into the Potomac. Wash may be reached some time Thursday. But the trip may take until Fri- it will be made in a leisure Cushing went north part by canal, says the New York has never yet completed the at a season when the canals s they do, for a part stance, at present. Two years ago the Cushing attempted to come to by the inland route, she was ful. In the Raritan river, below New Brunswick, the ice was found to be so thick that it w the beat would be the Stn, but inland jou contain so much ice we sh unable to mak ay through, It was then decided by Lieut. Fletcher, her com- mander, to return to New York, and the journey to Washington was made by sea. At that time Cushing encountered a severe gale, which yed her for four time she was in During me he reach- 1 it was fou y injurge. An Interesting Experiment. t. Smith, who her commander, said to a Sun reporter before the start: “The trip mething of an experiment, but we have sailed these inland waters enough to nd them pretty well, The only re with our plans is at it will be found to give can interre} » not think t thickness ng that and I sufficient rouble. ‘The inland route i westion, Und for it plac us much act that thi shall avoid the danger of Injur ather at sea, and, third, the t of value giving the men In the event of war, i se the inland route pr it that kind of work. might be ne frequently, and b; as often ein AS on quaintan navigating those object of the t with the tan N pro- 2 we . Making note ef the course ul I shallow waters f focal pilots, two lorg. For : ain the the t of the along by oursety we shall wa on officer 1: ibility, as is the a piiot ot ti charge. Pshall be resy le fe conduct of the Cushing from ihe leave Brooklyn until we reach W L don't knew just what our spe let ow shall preceed W power. Previous Intan The Cushing has already madé one or two trips on inlan rs. Last spri he went from N Va., to Jacksonville, Fla., by inlan except about 200 miles by sea. sula> summer cru 1 of the Cushing is Narragansett year she is to receive new boiler r present tal re six years old. The Cushing was launched at the Her- reshoff sin 1880, In ber trial trips she made a reputation for speed which she has ever since maintained. She was named at- Cushirg, who des: the con- orclad Albemarh ribed as a tor feet long and feet, and the shi 3 through on her trip to ter Washington i the € in the wa ory black Cushing to Be Overha ‘There i# no special significance in the trip beyond the fact that it will be male bj 1 land water route, which has never hefore traversed by this vessel in winter nee of ice will pre- ven apt at record making. Unde the favorable conditions the highs speed practicable in the canals is about sht miles an our. speed would cause a danzercus the narrow, low chanrels, been time. mu “wash” Cushing is coming to the Washington yard in order to be overhauled and é boilers are to be removed Yor retubing. ‘Lup at dit is remain there until next certainty as to the time of She will not be pushed and itnight. Included in her ear- ec mont of smokeless powder, ted in the thirteen-inch rifle xt the Head proving ground. nsig to he te indian D ON SIGN CONVIE cen on Interesting Case That Has I Trial at Staunton 2 of the com- Lee Johnson has been gs court at Staunioa, ung white man, and was charged with eriminal assawit on am Huff. Mr. and Mrs. Hott re: vafand dumb, and so thelr testimony 1 rot be uny other than in Gilford Deuritt, n of the sign iansu reason of year: t the Staunton Dea Damb sa teacher, was sworn along wi tnesses. Counsel Pt questions to him, and he in turn pop un slated sp ub t ign language, com- mittel to Mr. and Mrs. Huff and asata ed to words the wi s) replies. attracted mach int hour because of the ity of the alleged crime ar helptessness of the woman, contested the ease vigor+ nd the peeu! nsel fh a married man, and his court. ‘The jur, sed is was with him in aceused w ferday brought In a verdict of guii ins Johnson's punishment at the lows term allowed for the crime alleged—ten ears in the penintentiary. Judge Gratton overruled a motion foi pew tral, Johnson’s counsel urged im- proper conduct on the part of a juror, in that the juror luring progress of the trlal, t om his fellow public reso! jurymen and lect Officers, An election of officers of the Eighteenth District Republican Club was held last night 16 Sd street southwest, and re- sulted in the selection of George A. Wills, president; Oscar C. Smith, vice president; Arthur F. Re espondin: tary: Richard ¢ financial tary; Berry Bradus, chairman of finance mitt Cousin, ; Allan Sham, tr er; James ant-at-arms, ISUBURBAN NEWS oo ‘ ROCKVILLE. The following trarsfers of real estate have been placed upon the land record books of tnis county: Charles W. Prettyman and Edward C. Peter, trustees, to James K. Walker, 3 acres of land; $2,423. Ed- ward Baltziey and others to Louise Lehman, lot 10, block 23, Glen Echo Heights; $1,312.50. Chevy Chase Land Company to Herbert Claud ) square feet of land; $365. H. ‘¢ Talbott, attorrey, to James T. Pars- Mary N. three lots at Halpine; $120, Copp to Patriek A. Brosnan, lot 15, West End Park; 300. Wm. H. Hillard to Lucy K. Hillard, ‘lots 11 and 12, block 1, $1,000, Mr. Porter Garrett, ‘a native and former resident of this county, now gf Omaha, vi ing relatives and friends nea place. Some excitement as heen created among sportsmen in the viemity of. Darnestown by the report that a deer had been seen in the woods between that place and the J’o- tomac river. It is supposed to have come from the mountains of Virginia. _ Mr. Noah Littlefield of Franklin, N.C. ‘iting the family of his brother, Mr. M. Littlefield, at Lay Hill, this county. ‘“ntata will be presented at the opera house, this place, on the evening of the 30th instant by the pupils of the Baptist Sunday school, The people of Barnesville and vicinity were out in full force Saturday night for the purpose of enjoying the holiday exer- cises of the Baptist Sunday school. The exercises were conducted by Mr. A. G Harley, and consisted of music, recita- tions, &c., as follows: Music by ‘a select chorus, Lord's prayer, in concert: address, k en Echo Heig “Be Polite,” by Wm. Brown; a short speech, Hatton Brown; “The Ride of Paul Venarey,”” Walter McGaha; singing, “Sun day S ‘heol Ship,” by the Glee Club; “Lazy Darzy,” Miss (G. Holland; “City and Country,” th: J. Ceci music by the chorus; “What ‘They Said,” Miss E. Luhn; “The Hoy's I ‘ocket,"” M. M chor music by ; “Mamma’s Helj rt. song. “lack Frost,” Misses Ce: Holland; “Bill Mason's Bride,” iuhn; “Worse Than Marriage, M sinhart; music by the choru: P. i Miss k “The Three Kings,’ Miss V. ¢ music by the chorus he King “hild,”* Ho! Mi “Bec AL Corner, BF. “His Mother's Song,” Miss B. Luhn; ic by Swallowed the Wh Mr. Johnson; “The Betrothed," Mr. Luhn; music by chorus; “Idler the Mother of All Evil,” M Wolfe, Luhn, Johnson and Maxwell; “Ro- mance of a Hammock,” Miss B. Johnson; “Christmas One Hund: Years to Come, R. Cooke Harley; singing by the Glee Club; mosic by chorus. At the close of the exercises the superintendent of the school, Mr, H. M. Hilton, distributed boxes of confectionery and présents to the chil- dren. Miss Mary L. Walley, who was for man: years one of the conductars of Institute, a scheol for youn: place, has recently paid a visit to friends in this vicinity. “She will leave for her home in New York city on Tuesday. sg ladies at this GAITHER: The wedding of Mr. William Whip of this town and Miss Annie Davis of West End Park is announeed te occur at the home of the bride’s parents Wednesday evening. The pupils of the Fairview Seminary have issued invitations to a Christmas en- tertainment at the Opera House Friday evening next, under the direction of the principal and faculty of the institution. Rey. T. D. Richards and son of Boyds are in Philadelphia for severat da Mr. James S. Petty has put the finishing upon his new store and residence Midlebrocke, and now occupies the he building cost him $2,000, Horton G. ‘Thompson has been ap- -d deputy sheriff for the ninth elec- Sheriff John W. Collier. Mr Garrett of Missouri is the gvest of relatives in this vicinity. The officers of the Waverley Club are ac- tive in the interest of an appropriate Chris mas entertainment for the next n of th anization ‘Tuesday evening, December President Owen promises rsi-cls Invitations i 2 S entertainment. ve been issued for the mar. riage of Mr. Garrison Moxley to Miss Mar- ellison, ughter of Mr. and Mrs. us Bellison of Cliggettsville. Thurs- i December 26, at Montgomery Chapel, M. P, Chureh, is the time and place appointed. Rev. J. D. viield has concluded to con- tinue of Sunday afternoon ser- ¥ rman Hall, holding regular preaching each Sabbath during the winter. Sunday he talked to a good audience. Rev. L. R. Milbourne of Rockville is to fill the pulpit next Sunday afternoon. Pentalpha Lodge, A. F. and A. M., held an important session at Masonic Hall Fri- ing. Officers were elected for the Suing term. rhe Laltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- peny is rebuilding their steck yards, de- troved ntly by the disastrous tire of ing establishment of the Milling anufacturing Company. n, Burdett and family have removed to Washington for the winter. Mr. Gurley and sister leave this week to make their residence in Kensington. ‘The Ladies’ Sewing and Literary Club met at Major King’s Wednesday afternoon, with only a slim attendance. The O. I. Whist Club were entertained by Mr. Olcott Wednesday evening. There were present Messrs. Stockbridge, Mitchell, Hed- rick, Jones, Olcott, Dr. Backus and Mr. Wm. Stockbridge and Mr. Barnard of Washing- ton. Mr. E. ¢. Towne and wife are now settled in their new home. The “Gorsipy rapidly growing in z be entertained by January. meh ‘The Small cottage on Meridith's place burne | to the ground last night. Tea-sipping Club” is mbers. The club will Mrs. Backus early in The Literary, Social and Floral Club held its regular meeting Friday evening at Curtis’ Hall, with Mr. Hedrick as he Mr. Jub with fine many of them taken with his own camera. Miss King recited, and Miss Stockbridge sting “Tue Maid of Dundee, and, in response tg encore, “When Phe floor You and | Were Young, Maggi was then ch the last hour dancing. wred and the young people spent po in their favorite stime, IRFAN COURT meeting of the Providence Lodge, No. 3, 1.0.G.T., was called to order promptly at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening. A resolution was unanimously adopted thank- ing Rev. Thomas D. Lewis, Rev. S. V. Hilde- brend and others for preaching temperance sermons. The program for good of the omer was as follows: Song by the male The regular quartet, which consists of M A. d. Sagar, E. Rt. Holbrook, Roscoe Hawshurst and M Wiley: interesting papers by Messrs. E.R. Holbrook, A. J. Sagar a’ othe mig by the lo reading by Miss Frances Rum ng snake story by Mr. G. W. itation by Mr. SP. Rumsey; reading by Mr. J. H. Troth, County court begins today A. special grand jury has been summoned to investi- gate the cases of Poss and Henry, who are Charged with assaulting and robbing Mr. McClintock near Mallcw station. They will obably be indicted and tied this Week. . W. Moore has been retained by Mr. James M. Love. commonwealth's attorney to assist him in the prosecution. Mr. Ed- mund Burke and Mr, John Green of Alex. andria will conduct the defense. Mise J. F. Jerman and R. D. Haynes are visiting the Atlanta exposition. Mrs. Job Hawxhurst, who has spent sev- ral weeks in Washington city visiting rela- tives, returned home Saturday The subject for the Bible class next Tues- day evening will be “The Church's First Ovponents.” — A Notable 8 ix Wedding. Miss Clara Hazel Busch, daughter of Adolphus Busch, the brewer, and Herr Paul von Gontard of Haagan, Westphalia, Ger- many, were married at 7 o'clock last even- ing in the Church of the Messiah, corner ot Garrison avenue and Locust street, St. Louis. of her father, the station of the groom an the magnificence of the wedding arrange ments made the affair one long to be re n emberod. Mary's] The beauty of the bride, the wealth | AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, DUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES. SALE OF NOS. 1605. AND 1613 KRAMER SEKEET NORTHEAST, IN LONG MEADOWS, OR ROSEDALE. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated De- cember 1, A.D. 1892, recorded in Liber No. 1770, at folio 97 et seq., one of the land records of th District of Columbta, we shill offer for sete, frent of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE EXTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, AtD. 1885, AT “LOCK P.M. lows bd. €. gether with the Improvements thereon. Terms of sale: One-third cash, balarce In one and two years, at Interest of six per cent per annum until’ paid, to be secured by decd of trust, or all cash, at option of purchaser. $100 deposit required on ciuch Louse at time of sale. ISAAC L. JOHNSON, CUALLES FP. BENJAMIN, ISH, and reco at folio 358 ot 'seq., one o: ambi, We s of the pr TEENTIL D. AL FOUR O'CLOCK. Ling Meadows, in 5: Improvements | there erms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and twe years, bearing Interest at’G per cent per an- rum ‘until paid, ard to be secured by decd of trust, or all cash, at option of pureheser, $100 deposit wired at ime of sale and ten days allowed to complete the purebit CHARLES TP. BENJAMIN WILLIAM H. DUNCANSON, ‘Trustees. x M., lot 149, of block 27, in id District, together with ‘the atdkas FU (URE DAYS. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTION PEREMPTORY 5S. MAHOGANY AND ren, D MALOGAS cor} A CLOSE! WILTON AND) AXMINSTER CARPETS AND RUGS, RICH WINDOW HANGINGS, PORTIE AND L DLE Ne DID COLL WORCES 1 DINNER CUT GL TABLE INTINGS, EN “wat n CONTAINEL 1200 1STH NECTICUT AV! DECK NUMERATE AS sels Carpe’ ited Armor, Si ny Siinds, Nubian wii Lamp, &e, PARLOR ING ReoM: Axminster and Wilton Cary Fytension lot of I Chairs, E lout Butt Sapesie ngings, Irish ner Cath ported H Window Ta & China | ¢ ik Piush Door a nt end ot Thindsome Partor . Upbolst Chairs, Ro i nd Chair, Matogany hogany Reokease, Large Fre Mantel Mirror, Cherry Wi es, Ebony Ds Handsom Plated Cabinets, Briss Pie collection, of, ich and Cos ‘Tunublers, and ‘Tea Sets: Luneb ‘Assorted, pieces: it China and Sat J tes, Bowls, anters, &e. Palntings, Ensry Flower Vases, Port foto Hooks, Marble Sts:tues, jen Canela Brouzes, Phtgu HETAVEIES, Vol si AD Slogant Pieces, Odd Pieces, Mabogan Sleepy “Hotlaw a issels and othe Mirror, her Sets, Ings z Library Walnut Chamber Bets, Saud Pin ses, Single Be Toilet Sets rnitare, MH DAY DAY OF will above such onet TO FIGHT FOR PRELAND. Under Organization of a Regiment the Control of Clan-na-G Aceording to the New York Herald, most widespread, formidable and carefully pianned movement for the establishment of an Irish-American iirmy for the | tion of Ireland came ft ad, it ts alles ny was 0 ganized for the new Iris egiment of New York eliy, which, it is understood, is to be the parent organza of many others to be formed all over the United States. The connection between the Clan-na-C el and the military organization is a complete in. Every member of the military or- f on, is first be a mem- Sane Bach lodge t y club, which furnis of men sel ed with it is not ev y member of fel who can join the milit even the military club. man of sr hy two prom- ‘y organization. Ty dt too a military ¢ the utmost the Clan-na- organization, or wear a uniform Le must be 4 qualifications, and be indor: inent members of the mili a ‘The money for the support of the miit is furnished by the Clan-na-Gael lode is intended, so it is said, that each I throughout tke country shall support a miti- tary club, In the large cities, where there are numerous lodges, regiments are to be formed, and inthe smaller places, whe there are only one or two lodges, a com- pany. Or regiment no: eit is al Rrooklyn, places In Connetti 16 he begun in other cit he military board in N sited out-of-town place few days in connection ‘ormation of new organizations. fi serra Oielal designation of the New York regiment, it is sail on geod authorit the “Birst Irish Volunteers.” The unflorm is that of the United States fatigue— blue trousers, with white st gle Dreasted coat—the only differs in the cap. ‘The old Irish tr dition of Having S green above the red on the head cove Goa a earner y to the green above the are. To al same line as the Irish New York city nizations ont Ww Ore: rted, in p Boston, Philadelphi cut and ¢hieax during with the ing has given way U orang The tops of the caps of both cers and men are of orange-colored cloth, lo with a shamrock worked es average forty m The each, and some three hundred men, it is leed, are now uniformed, and the rema ten compan der expect to be fitted out ina few days. The two most prominent organizers of the Naw York regiment, are, it is asserted, Rod- erick J. Kennedy, president of the Clan. Gael of New York, who is ¢! military board, and former Lieu onel James Moran, late of the ixty-ninth t, who will be elected colonel of the iment of Trish volunteers in a few ys. Associated with them are said to bs ny other men formerly of the sixty-ninth, regiment. . regime xe The Old Custis Home Sold. The famous Arlington estate, in North- ampton county, Va., of the Custis family, was sold s to Mr. John Creth of Philac It is Jocated on Old Plantation creek, se 1 miles from Cape Charles, and is one of the eve most desirable farms in that seccion. For many years the place has been sadly 1 glected, and the difference bet its for- mer and and its present condition is great, indeed. Probably no farm in Virginia more forcibly Mlustrates the decadence of the landed gentry. The old Custis burying ground is on ihe farm, but it is in a very neglected condition, many of the old tomb- stones being broken and scattered al out the place. = Had No a. A young colored man named Arthur H. Harris was given a preliminary examina- tion in the Police Court yesterday on a charge of false pretenses. During the summer months, Harris, it charged, col- lected small sums of money from eolored people to-deliver coal in the winter at su mer pricés. It is now charged that iiar owns no coal yard, end that he has failed to Keep his part of the contracts. dudge Mildr heard the evidence and hel2 Harris in $400 security for the grand jury. TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS, (oe G Ss LE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BY AUCTH - G. Sloan & Co., | ino som HAE Auctioneers, 1407 G (Successors to Latimer & Sloan). The ELDRIDGE Sale. Rare Old English Furniture, in} céwien acp! ist. ar HaLrrast “roun =e 4.7 si CLOCK P.M., lot numbered (26) in Sideboards, Tables, Cabinets, | tedfern's suidivision or , “ the hundred and (hirty-elgh imp China — Closets, Beautiful | mots on, Counisting ‘y Chairs, Hall Pice Lit _ | dwelling, known as Nails luth street northwest. Cc ue al ieces, Library FRIDAY, the TWENTEET Sets, Buffets, Clocks, Plate ered’ twenty-two (4 Racks, in beautiful mahog- a fstethed anid otal ek | any, old carved oak, magnifi- ] Hittin? setit thoy teor cast trom. th ‘ cent marqueterie, &c., of the desirable Chippendale, Adams manufacture. h Gilt Mirrors, Carved Ivories, Birmingham (Eng.) fine Old Sheffield Plate, in desirable shapes; Brass Fire Sets, Old Prints, Oid Delft, Hespano- and Sheraton Englis Brass Bedsteads. Moresque Vases, Elegant Aiing, known as No, 730 13th street northi- Gilt Cabinet Overmantels, One-thi residne tn equal, tn- ’arlor Furniture, upholstered a aes, in “Teniers” tapestry, Moor- ee ish Plaques, Curios, &c., prising in all about 1,000 lots. . ALSO An immense the Holidays. above are estate of the late Eldridge of Cheshire, land, and compris public auction, within our Gallery, 1407 G st. n.w., Wednesday, Thursday Friday, December 18 and 20, 1895, at 11 a.m. 3 p.m. GRAND EXHIBITION Catalogues mailed to add ress. Cc. G. Sloan & Co., Auctioneers. atest ~ G. SLOAN (sur Catalogue Sale or A Collection of BOOKS, Americana, Rebelli Standards, Law Bocks, &c., Within cur gallery, 1407 G St., Wednesday, .Th day and Friday, Decem ber 18, 19 and 20, 1895, at 7:30 P. fi. Now ready for inspection. ©. G. SLOAX & €O., Ai quantity of English Sterling Silver, in novel and desirable shapes, suitable for Most of the direct from the “Squire e goods 0 a véry unusual: character. The whole to be sold at MON- DAY AND TUESDAY, DE- CEMBER 16 & 17, 1895. RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. (Successcrs to Rateliffe, Darr & Co.) CHANCERY sTR TWO-STORY BRI FOUR-STORY BRICK STRE RTH WBS! THREE-STORY URICK DWELLING NO. 750 1371 STREET NORTHWEST. ALL UNDER GOOD RENTAL. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of St. NO} DW the District of Celun equity cause No, 1650 39, whe. aE. W. Die are comp ts ind Harry A. Dick et al. ren dersicned tiustee will « in front of the 1 A.D. 1895, at owing described re: équare nombere three hund: rt of lot tive G) being th depth thereof, bau and the impro y frame dwellin O2 THULSDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY of T of lot numbered twent sald and running the ston said “I street ¥ (20) feet Clevea (1) inches @0 ft. 1 fp. scuth cne hundred (00) foe twenty (26) feet eleven (11) inche one bindred (0) feet to the 1 street, utd the tn a four-story brick divellin; street northwest. AL On MONDAY, the TW BER, ACD. 1s9%, part of Tot numbered’ Uwenty-three kutnbered two buedred and fh for the same at a point on 13th street tu (2) of the Lortheast corner ef sald lot aud nce south ve (35) feet wrth twenty © of beginning, 4 consisting of ath NTV-THIRD DAY of DE at FOUR O'CLOCK E © cast ents thereon, com- terms of not complied with withil s from the day of sale the irustee right to resell the property ulting ps af sue od Httecn bows: | in t of the pure UNIME TH STRES virtue he TNS, Eng-j A é H DAY op IER OCLC. P. third of the parchase mi nd the talazive in two © twa Years, antwim, 1 and | IQ and of Sale m das rishi the the property prrehs EDMONSTOX, BOO Sth st. ante, i any ofa deed of trast, dated the 1th day v2, 2nd dol Lin Liber No. et seq. one of the Lind: tied at the re nt TWENTY. of the prepti TH DAY OF DE AT HALE-PAST POR € wing deseribed Littl d ONE HUNDRE! WASHINGTON » impr Terms of sale: This property j 2 deed of trust for Usree ; December 16, 1845, enc he procared ‘on terms. which On, ed from « of the trustees nor at the the of Gne-balt of the ice Of the purchese t with intercst nvf-aengutaliy, hast. urs= XN SIDN kas DUNEANSON BEOS. & v0. FRAME DWE of the lind ree: THE NINETERNTIL DAY OF DE. eth tind at the. res PD. 18k, ATTEN e at ya oa tll 8 yates one: EMBER. ALD 7 Oe the following deserilicd real estate, 8 ie city of n. District of Columwhia, | vo wit: AML of lot numbered thirty- i] BE Piteh’s re 1 i e-for™ to twenty i a torn) hy OO cash, and the bal: bese th cost of Wie deta i at in not TRUSTE Lay ONC TW AND THIRT SOUTH By virtu oot te corded ind ASL, one records of the Di Written request of Ul aud note i) will ON THI Yor O'CLOCK P.M. eclty of Wi ad be sinzton 1 in sy) at ree nd fit es ded ia 1 cin any wise h. the} the purehaser, anim from recording complied trustees reser ast n ten days. the tight ultines pi at of such re haser, after fy in ‘The W. MOSBY WILLIAMS, ‘Tri: 142) JOHN RIDOUT, Trostes, 24H D st. AUCTIONEERS. SEREET NoRYH Se ae ates ne ona he D dated the ene th and 20) mumber her with ¢ id Distriet, folio 31, in curvey “eof § with all and mpray ents, right leges and spp ean 10) ing purchaser. ‘y, | after tive st. nw. AAAM WT AN, ENOCH L, Wit naw. PLUSTEES’ SALE. O WAY = WINDOW Li nor THE in we WIN sell, in front of the promises, on. ‘on. a thoo suitatte for fo entertad mo Liss resi first-« ered ta 6 Yalai inte cout St dep fies ut vity re puredser, Lished searG in ‘Conveyance: c co will be ope for Inspeetion furntin A, DL DANIEL J. M - ROGER) TL MITC Auctioneer Miter for ASI SS) SALI OF BUILDING LOTS ON SHE) NAVE NEA REET Nor hundred Aber TS, re pay TWENTA 5 PALADAST ements, AG ot Coli (27) and dirustec) sy f part of know Pleasant Plains and cal as por plat recorded in County Book of (he surveyor's oflice of sald Distri erms: hird of the pure! lat the time of acing, g&e., at pure : i with in we days" sell the NCANBON BROS. or ING, NO. certain deed of trust, da’ Set, and recorded in Li THURSDAY, MBER FOUR ¢ 69,1 of Trinids inprovemenis T sale: One-thinl cash, Tulance with interest at 6 per + arm anil of at aptian ¢ on day of sale, the purchase. i, sceured by d f purchaser. §: sad ten da ISAAC _L.. JOUNSO: CHARLES F, BED aG-c&as aelddis ~~ DUNCANSON ER SALE NO. OF 1120 TW rtain deed of trst, A894, and duly record t seq, one of th we will on PHERSD. D CLOCK daced No- 1 ted No- ber No. ve folin B01 Distetet of Colum front of Une premise: DAY OF For a tract of bund r with the improv in one eps: Ome-thind eash, ba nit por | Years at Six pe Bi | semi-annually topti time. of ‘5 Allowed to © aia CHAS. FL BENJAMIN, WILLIAM IL DUNCANSON, del Trustees, ENTIRE Wi CARVET 7H LD 1 a16-2t LATCLIF District eember, A. following of Washing tS one (i) tracts of I Dis otherwise the trustee reserves the property at ratte fn some AU cor del3-d&a DUN Francis H allies of th in Book 1 ing at the complied w reserve THURSDAY SOMMENCTS wien AUT VTON & ©O, AUCTIONEERS, ceessurs to ateliffe, Darr & Co) EL OLD PURNITVRE, Tt BY L > AUCTION FORNING AT COMELUISES BEI D BOOK CASE, ENS, LOUNGES, A AND AS STOVE RUGS. &C) “FO WHICH TENTION OP PART. VLEET HOt &e EES ¢ WE INVITE IN SEARCH 4OLD) FURMTURI nL. - NW, all of the undivided: interest oman died Felzed, subject to the Lito A. Smith in wit to the in the county 1, and known ax n of parts of nt n a ain Gi suldivt 1 in 1 trict ef Columbla, book District 1, A depasit of $100 to he mada erty is knocked down. ‘Terms to be Nin fifteen days fre right to resell the the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- r fy "public motive of such tesla on, Ds ‘ ARLE RESU EMBER WASHING TO: of trast, duly of Colum! the OF” DECE 4 two bnndred and cighty aantered ten hundred and four Dactas's subdivision of lots in the the sold: subdivision is. re © say-eyor of the Distrh with ali th ts, privileses and belonging or in a: same “ed of yreal cash, at the sit of $200 req fA dep AN conv gost of purchaser. Terms of sal ith within ten days, otherwise th e the right to resell the property at the nd cost -of th purchaser, after five days’ adverti: sich resale in some Lewspaper publi ion, D.C. ALBERT A. WILSO: JUUN B. LARNER, delt-d&as 1335 F st. pow. DUNCANSON BROS. TRUSTEES SALE OF A TANDSOMB. TORY AND pw OF 1433S Ry virtue Soflest orded an Distric or p ike: vision ished as an Ss folio 404 et seq.. and at of the note secuted there- lic anction, in front of the PAY, THE TWENTY THIRD: AD. AT QUARTER CLOCK P.M... the following de- situate fn the elty of Washin; tof Columila. te wit: All that certain reel of Iand ‘aad premises known and red two. hun= Meriwethor’s od two Lune 1and six per plat recorded in the of fice of the strveyat for the District of Columbia in Tibet folio 157, together with the tupreves on, sibfect to a prior existing deed af f upon stil py mber 14, “S92, Serure t del2agads DUN TRUSTEES a By vital Oaaber S, of premises, DAY OF FOUR 0% . fn etn 1 of tru Terms of over and al in ensh, an property wil sulting “purch after fi "publi vst of of Six thousand «6,000) dollars per cont. to be in two “and two trust upon the property » semi-annnalix, at the CANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. LE_OF VALUABLE REAT ‘ED BY THE FINE, LARGE COT % HOWARD AVENUE, BETWEEN, AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH. of a certain deed of trust to us, dated. ISe4, and duly recorded in Liver No. 4P2 Cr sea. Of the Land records of the Colmmbia, “and at the request of tho we. the od tras. THE EIGHTEENTH 188, at HALP-PAST following described land Wivisio of said District of Colm Sold sab a » October S.1N%by date, interest, amount at time of sale. One-third of the purghase money, said trust and interest, to be pald I the balance in twe equal installments, ity ast in one and two years, with interest at Six (6) per contun per 1. payable sewian- My. fram of sal ured by deed of trust upon the pro of the pure days from day of sal right to rese d cost of the default’ FRANCIS HW. SMITH, FRANK BINGE SMITH, Trustecm the ing Mat p SAEURDAY in cash, ts ix de7-d *. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, os €O., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G sors to Latimer & Sloun) aly dood of trust, detod th ‘April. AD. TSo8 “6 TSO, fol ec Distriet « . In front ER TWE of the TY. ue > Lad Distrist of Coe went, dweilin ast. Purchase money rs. With ie hird of thy ~ in one and two ye per cent per annen, payable semt- secured by a deed of trust ong the er all cash. All conveyanetng A deposit of sath ta m day of sa resell at th haser, after x . WHITE, AKIN GADSBY, uceessore to Latiner & Sh TRUSTRES SA x DWELLIN . 27 NORVH WEST, yy virtue of a de iy recorded in Liber No. 1893, folto land aids for District of + and at the nest of party ss » the under= ad trustoes VAN off ublic: abe ane fifty of the wok mined pureba MEN ded. dis the MONDAY, the AY of DECEMBER, ALD. 1805, 1 the follow. estate, sittaty Inthe city of District of fod sixtecn (16), ision of part of ns per plat t 1 of trust now nt property. sto Aby t paid in cash, or one-half of trust to th assumed may be olf in a second trost st at sis Ane het the risk and cost » after five days’ per published ia W, nd recording at = Aut conveyaneing EDWARD J, STELLWAGEN, Trustee, 1g24 Fst. now, RY J. FINLEY, Tros Wesli."Loan and Trust bidg.