Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1896, Page 9

: ; THE EVENING ‘STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 180¢2TWHEVE PAGES : - 9 SUBURBAN NEWS Fadely and Miss Emme Alder. Rev.D.t.| AUCTION SALES, AUO SALES, ___AUOTION SALES, ~____ AUCTION SALES. adits. James B. Gould ts spending « few FUTURE DAYS. THIS AFTERNOON. : TOMORROW. 5 - TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. lays lent lerndon. ., ————— ee Mr. Peter Mabin, accompanied by his] BATCLIEWS, SUTTON & CO, accrovamnd, BATGLIER, 5 pAUCHONRERS, | RATCLINE, 00., AUCTIONEERS, | WALTER B. WILIIAMS & AUCTIONEERS. | DUNCANSON BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS. Spree Fy, Mich, has been a ending’ the weak th Se Soakumba sais Dest tose fo Rach, eae s a Regal Boueey, TRUSTEES SALW AT AUCTION OF PREMISES a ry, Mich... has we TRUSTEES’ GALE OF 4 ‘TRUSTEES’ BRIOK AND SPECIAL } HOUSEH! FURNITUR®, | Our sale will, TOMORROW, Nos. 131 AND 183 PENNSYLVANIA AVE- ‘A horse attached to one of the cars of | Nérfolk, Va. z a ee BENNING HOAD ROME FING FO, Sie Sree none ees, Hi CARRIAGES, | FINDAY FEBRUARY TWeNby-fimst, at Tet | NUE Ee eer eh eh was at- urprise party was given Tues 3 Bagh oped ated ‘CLOCK A.M., at our sales room, corner ‘ORKS. ee ee anand gee cee at | to Misses Sallie and Florence Veltch, near | BY virtuo of a deed of trust, duly recorded tn) SQUARE 982, F At our Sales Rooms, Penna. ave. n:w., of Hoysebold’ Furniture, Car-| On SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF tacked with a peculiar disease of some sort] Baiston, by Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Thomas of | Liber No. 1615, follo 25 ot seq., one of the By virtue of £ of trust, secorded wha avenue northwest, pets, Bedding, China and Glassware, and many | FEBRUARY, A. D. 1896, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. 22 fo hit nea tho navy gard blage se | ge Fue CMut tg Want 2F eves |g oe may ce ay oS ei | Phe Mac et en carey | om wuld RGA, SEAR Wirmen.| Bi: ines emerson os | EVO aie wnat cad én the hill near the navy yard bridge yes-| of Falls Church and a number of frionds | (itty Q,ite,hanty secured thereby, ublig aue-| the holder of the note secured thereby. fom Portes. and Carriages will bo sold at TWELYE ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., June 36, A.D. 1888, in Liber No. 1314; tale S80 ee terday. The driver, as soon,as he noticed | from here. A large number were present | tlou, in front of the eee en NESDAY, AH at public auction, 1p front of the promlses, 'CLOOK M., in front of the rooms. Horses, Onrriages, Buggies, Sleigh, Harticss, &¢. | ceq., of the land records of the District of Colum? fg is 3 and a pleasant evening spent. NINE TH nes ee FEBRUARY, A.D, 11 THURSDAY, TWEN’ aH DAY on FEBRUARY, Saturday being a legal holiday, will not hold our| ‘Terms ‘cash. ‘the undersigned will expose to public sale all ¢ fhat the animal was acting strangely, re-| "afr and Mrs. Edward Roberts and Mr. 8. Foal estates sitnater Ie TiO eee RE described | 1800, AT HiALE-PAST YOUR (4:80) O'CLOCK | regular Saturday sales 1 WALTER, B. WILLIAMS, Aucts._ | part of original lot_four (4), in square five hundred Jeased him from the car. Tho horse first| yf. Stiles of Camden, N. J., paid Mrs. J. M. | District of Columbia, to wits Subloy nun ted on | beMs» the follow! scribed real estate, situate in van around fn a circle for a few moments, nd then ran off up the street. The poor brute tried to go up the steps of two differ- ent houses, but did not succeed in doing so, ard he was finally captured and taken to it BUTTON & 0., me , Thorne a short visit last week. ‘alter Helston's' subdivision of lots 1, 16 and | Wit. “WYo tates HON test ce OF Columbia, to Auctioneers, in it: sixteen (6) fept front t ot ene cx Orenge county, N. parts of 2, B14, He 17 and 18, in block numbered ninety (90) feet in pth diately. sdjoaing ne ty-twor (22), of Rosedale and Isherwood, into| west sixteen (16). feet in equate gun tore ol 8 tac Nnodrediaue y, lproved by a good ng. G Joseph Brothers & Co., | B6.""cnuinad ‘witin tne” toloning AUCTIONEERS, said Jot and running thence westerly with Will sell on THURSDAY, THE TWENTIETH OF | fine of T 50 Head} 50 Head! FEBRUARY, AT TEN A'M., a large lot of New | or less tp ais aonmonenas emer ee hon, ait oe ee Mr,” folo 201. of the necurds Of abe i iH Be ri lots 19 to lusive, a8 sald subdi shty-two (082), iss Mary Burton of Herndon ts the guest | comed in the aurveyor's ofice of the Terie ee pte erase te thle ES of her aunt, Mrs. M. H. Brinkerhoof, and | Columbia, in bogk “county, 8, 88, together] ‘Terms of sale: One-thid of the purchase money will remain some time. with all the improvements, rights! de. to be paid in casb, tmlance in two equal install- Mr. H. L. Turner, who has been spending a| | Terms: “third cash, the balance in one and e. the office of & quantity of Storage Goods, on which storage 1s he company’s stable, where he is receiving ) mente In ono and two years, with Interest tom| By Scott & Pendleton. | $0" - ‘ Int with the east lao of 2 etrmet week ninetyaies roper treatment. eek in Georgia and Florida, returned home | two years, with interest at six per cent per an-| Gny of sale, payable semi-annually, te te tecncod acy De “| “Sale postponed until TOMORROW «rnmpa: Sxtyaine cuotuniccaine tot aka Gece, ‘The last meeting of the Hillsdale Reading | Wednesday. OF a cane oF sees Ce trumt on the property sold, | on the property soldy or all cash, at the option | - Trotte di d+ | cas — um D, tee oe kbaee eae le eee ircle was particularly interesting, being es Geyosit “ot” $100 required” at the Rime st" sald | of te, rcoet a Tera et aie rotters, Saddiers an JOSEPH BROTHERS & 00., Aucts., f said alley one hundred and eight levoted to a critical review of the play of UPPER MARLBORO’. Terms to be complied with in fifteen days. Ali| wich within ten days from Gute of nate eee cee Coach 1t 637 Louisiana avenue, more or less, to the northeastern corner of Mus fromthe play. vapers were mon oad ae Sonveyancings oy OF aE aS Ocoee, | trustees reserve te Hight to roaell at fhe’ risk od Stee ie ernie th the caster Hite af sold tor Pear oe ae ae lay, papers were read ani Al t it of tho defaulti pure] rr. A di it of a tssions had on papers as follows: “Mfon-| _ca' g,™getire Of the county commisston- » CHAS P. Winrtasis, | one nundred ($100) dofiars will bo rejuired at tho |, Waam"ill ell at the CLanmyonT Horse ayp|—___WUPURE DAYS. | Ooi of veguaning’ Swi of "al lot four (4, No tue and Capulet,"”” Miss Marvelline Phil- e following alms house warrant feT-d&ls ‘Trustees. | time of sale. TIMORE, MD. on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-FIRSE | THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, em Pitan Ups: “Juliet.” Miss Bertie George: “Romeo,” | have been ordered to be pald by the county | “gyrrm anovn salW iS POSTPONED, on A J. &. BWORMSTEDT, Trastes, | IRSTANh, COMMENCING at MES OIOCe BD 612 B st. ow. tn cash (of which #50) must be Gepoetiad with ae rr. R. A. Shipley; “Friar Lawrence,” Mr. J.| treasurer: Lamb & Co., $42.53; Mrs. R. 8. | count of the Indenee weather, until MONDAY, JOHN T. ARMS, Trustee, «| HEAD OF HIGH-CLASS TROTTERS, SADDLERS CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE yep | {ustees at time of sale); balance in three equal an- peas, ‘The Rext meeting of the ctrele Beall, $10.28; Harper Frey, $12; Dr. 8. Clif- TAPES pOurne Day ky HEBRUARY, A.D. | _fe8-dRas No. 810 Fst. nw. | and COACH AES Sore Mev suey | REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS NO. go7 wu. =e ce a we ea cid at the residence of Miss F. B.| ford Cox, $31.25. The bond of John T. Cul- | 2§ ieee ; “M. I0| GHANCERY SALE OF PREMISES NO, 1601 NEW | ‘I. ilsrbivon of Lextectee see” pornes, Me; Shalt PROT AVENUE, GEORGETOWN, DP. ¢. ‘ =e aera on Johnson, when the study of Shakes- eset : : nt of the premises, A nN VENUE, NOS. 981 AND 983 FLORIDA | “wosy yen of ore ads By virtue of a decree of the Suprem Court of | Urchaser, secured by a decd of trust on the prop- Peare's “Jullus Cacsar® will be commanncd | lumber, constable of Surratt’s district, EDW, § WESCOTT, JERSEY AVENUE, NOS. OSE AND 053 FLORIDA Sree Wes ae a oe the District of Columbia, made and entered ante Ty, eal cath, a purcaser option all co was approved. County Commissioner John | goo. agans SS a STREET SOUTHWEST. ‘Fhe Imp's' Sister, 2-year-old; record, 2.35. 90th day of January, A.D. in equity cause No. | Complicd witht within teu days trom dane at KENSINGTON. S. Rawlings was authorized to have a a | BY, virtue of @ decree of the Supreme Coart of | Timberlake: public trial, 218 0072, Jerome Robertson et al. va, Mary A. Reid bridge built on the road from Croom to Sel- | ©- @ SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONHERS, 1407 G Sf, | the District of Columbia passed in equity case No. a. the trustees reserve the resell 3 5 pee it al., the undersigned trustees eel = se Constancy (2); public trial, 2.25, ot e unders! will sell, at or and cost of the defaulting purchaser on five i 16661, we will sell at ae auction, in front of Woolfolk; pubae trial, 2.20. auction, in froat oft oe pees at HALEY public adver é oT THE. VEN’ i ate yrds FOUR O'CLOCK, ON WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH ri i e 3 | by’s. The bond of Charles H. Dunethordt FIN COND-HAN! ARPETS the premises, ON THURSDAY, THE TWENTIETH | surah Logan, 3-yeur-old; public trial, 2.28, Day, : EDWARD J, STELLWAGEN, 1824 F st. nw. rhe Paties’ ‘Aid Sociaty of the St Pants poy casauen oo ae ae oe PARGE, HOTEL ON, FLSA RCAT eetort | DAY" OF KEBROARY, 1806, AT FOUR OCLOCK | StF Leman, 3-vear-old: putts setlbed tat ee ore ca eg ae owing de. | MANLGN ABHPORD, S90" Le ae ee SL. F. Church will give a New England din-| Sproced’ tthe clerk. was ordered to’send| AISO MASSIVE WALNUT Cis i arene Modtwreste being for numbered 2 nat thy | Mtrearet Wilkes (P): public trial, 2.18%, Georgetown, Distelet of Columns, to wits Barse | —fel-dkeds her Weshington’s birthday, from 3 p.m. till| to the mayor of Laurel the amount dao fer frm Daan core ae POU south 144 fect of lot numbered 3, iu shuare eust of | St. Aenes; public tial, 2. of lots mubered twenty 20) und’ twenty-one (21), DUNGANSON BROS, Auctioneers. 8 p.m., in the town hall. A first-class din-| rebate of road tax for 1895. ne Pen SEOs 509, In ‘the elty of Washington. in Old Georgetown (ulsd Known as lots 20 and 21, ; ner will be served for twenty-five cents. Iee| Mrs. J. T. Dorsey of Howard county ts : 3 Abd on the same day, AT HALF-PAST FOUR io square 49, Georgetown), beginning for the sainé | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUARLE REAL. ESTATE, tream, cake and candy will also be Je. | Visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Plummer. O'CLOCK P.M., see eae abe mises, xe mu at Scene or ae (52) feet, more or less, SITUATE ON “B"” STREET SOUTH . OF: 3 c will al on sale. oe Pee Mat public guetion premises known us No. meast ‘est from ee, Mrs. R. Irving Bowie is visiting her pa- and ‘gai Miss Margaret Ferris of Hillsboro, Ohio, fs the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Alphonso Hart. Mr. E. A. Zeigler, princtpal-of the public ection of the north: POSITE CAPITOL GROU? West corner of Prospect avenue and Potomac street, | By virtue of a certain deed of trust to ms, dated ‘on the north line of said Prospect avenue, ant ran: ning thence west and fronting on said north Lue | 1570, folio 96 et seq, Of the land records of tho twenty-vine and 2 quarter (29%) feet, more or I Distr of west and running back With that width for a distances Semcon Shorey eee te Re and 933 Florida avenue northwest, being all of Tot numbered 9, in Wright & Cox's subdivision of Mt. Pleasant, oe P| And ‘on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY P Boos RAGES | OF FRBRUARY, "19896," AT FOUIL O'CL« rents, in Spartansburg, S. C. A regular meeting of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew was held at the rectory of} > Trinity Church last night. CROCKI s rty secured thereby, we, ndersigned trus- = S&C. &. P.M, we will sell in front of the preiises, at pub- | tT Ce eee 2744, of ninety-nine (9) feet, the same being improved tees. will eell at. bic suction, ta “front of the school, is sick at the home of his parents, in On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-SECOND, | He Auction, the tires tenses and premises AuoND | Anda number of othice noted sires, Cncle Jobn | BE & two-story and back building brick dwelling [ranices, on THERSDAY, ‘THE SIWENTY SEV Hyattstown. His brother will take charge| * ANCIENT TAPESTRIES. 2806, AT TEN AM. within our sales rooms, 1107 eae ae ae ao (So). eee of lat mumbered | Aid Ashby “Girl, the two fastest seadings alive: | | Terms of sale us prescribed by the accree: “One- | ECT Hay pr ERBR Any. Tae EEN TY SEY o! ie schoo!) @ recovers. ie, G st., we will sell the above effects, pets in basement promptly 91 ‘TEN O'CLOCK. Come and see them step, and we il _convince you | third cash, and the balance of the purchase money | O'CLOCK P.M, the following decerined land amt that the two-nmunu « feet of lot numb e troiter is now on earth, Be- | 2 equal installments in one and ‘two years, for Premises, situate in the city of Washington, tn the » The committee having charge of the cele- I$ of Wi and the Mr. Ffoulke an Authority on These apoapipeaie h ALS ro cits Sent an + speed amt individu- | Which the notes of the purchaser must be given, | District of Columbia, and designated ae aed bene cle Lapel to have been held on the Historie Works. Wictoeia, Conpeicnie, Lome ie fuens, Ae: third cash, b eee eet oa aoe ae ane eay horses, | with Interest, payable wetnt-aunuails,. from das of | purt of originate “iS, in ‘square GSS, as per plat E decided to abandon it. F From the Upholsterer. Toe int we guarantee that you will say when this sale | Sale, at the rate of six per centum per annum until | heconded im Liber 2, folio 35, of the records Aiiss Louise Radz of Washington will be ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Aucts. re te conducted on squarer | Pald and secured by deel of trust on the property | of the wflive of the surtesor ul ald District. ber the guest of Mrs. W. W. Eldridge for a Charles H. Ffoulke, the Washington con- 120-2t 2 ae “4407 Gt. ok will arrive at our | 8014, or all cash, at the purchaser's option. de- | ginning for the same at a point on the south line @ouple of wel noisseur, has been lecturing of late in Chi- — —— - cago on the subject of tapestries. The Up-|C, G. Sloan & Co., Aucts., holsterer has from time to time enjoyed sth instant, al sovers of the Nght hit this glock betore the of $200 will be required at tine of sale. AN | of South B" st conveyancing, sale, as the | et distant 163 feet 11 inches acknowledging end recording at pur- | west from the northeast corncr of sald square, aud It terms of sule are not complied | running thence west on said street 2 fect to the er George Hutchinson, who has been very ill with inflammatory rheumatism, is improving. e a = with in five days from day of sale the trustces re- orils t core . i" 120 x ! G St purchaser's a vith tik 1G cE ot tie day: of [serve the right to resell af the risk and cont of de: | feet to an wines ieee oes thence, ‘sald alley 28 = the distinction of publishing contributions 1407 5 days or trusters to resell at the ec qauline if wr aftec" Ure dasa public utiee , and thence rum marth 12) feet to the place of = es risk and cost of th of such resale jn sume newspaper publishe inning. BROOKLAND. oe Mr. Ffoulke, and the trade owe him a Gineeuy ie, Washington, D.C, rms of sale: One-third of the purchase money lebt of gratitude for the Interest which he , 2 ae tipper - OSCAR AUCK, to be paid in cash, and the balance tn two equal Both the new Soldiers’ Home school build-| has aroused among so many of the cul- Istantian lea ving Ferdall butiding. 1 hh strect now., installments, payable in one and two years, with fng and the adaltion to the Brookland school | tured classes in the general subject of in- ; eerie L. CABELL WiltAMSON san Ni tan ost pd gh lg Me gD gheomcny Progressing finely. The Brookland school | terior decorations. Mr. Ffoulke is a man is os iMeatiet Gar tk & cn, Aucts” Ragas ann ___ Trustees, _ | of ete eee vhen ci jeted, w “i “i See 2 des SE eed “ . 1407 G ST. = cag > | Option of the go ser. A deposit 00 "wel when completed, which will be In April, will| of large wealth, and his interest in the close ont his ims eUTURE DATS. aie etn Gye S..1407 G@ ST.N.W. | required of the purchaser at the time of sale. An have eight good-sized rooms, each with a| subject is purely that of the amateur. He stock of Oriental Carpets z 2 sours to Latimer & Sloan.) convesancite, i and wotaris! fees at the room, an office on the first floor, and | has nothing to sell and no profits to mak aud Rugs at pubtie ane Trustees’ sale of nearly ; and val- See Cost, of the purchancr. Terms of sale to be com- 2 3 a ‘3 rustees’ sale of nearly new and val * i ; rom day other- ary and teachers’ room on the second | but his knowledge of tapestries has brought ton. : Me. Photographic Instruments,| Phe entire contents of resiq | mict with wttnio ten ars See sgia Se semell’ tao In the ment there will be a play | him so conspicuously before the art stu- This will offer a grand uable notographic ins EERE) Fl N 22 6th st ft | Proverty at the risk and cot of the defauiting 7 derits of the world that he is much in de- opportnity to furnish, being a complete outfit of ever ence INO. 522 SUPSCT | purchaser. WILLIAM E. EDMONSTON, Seah ren. The entire building | mand as a lecturer before historical so- cone Les r home with these dor: Will be heated by steam, and all the im- ments which ve 2 B ° CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON g periaining to the business of northwest at a action, ’ : Address, 500 ft en photography. Also one new Wednesday, February NATIVE WISN, Artormey for Party nO seG 5 26, 1896, at 10 o’clock |—— deed of trust, dated Or- DUNCANSON BEOS., Auctloncers. duly recorded in Liber = of the bud cleties and art clubs. In a recent lecture Potomac water can give | he dwells upon the antiquity of the drapery ntage of. arts, and particularly upon the aris of the is expected home from | tapestry weaver, which have been in vogue New Orleans the end of this week, and he | for fifty centuries. r an Orient. will then be able to fill the pulpit of the| For years the art has been known] ~ 4 Queenstown Baptist Church, which during | and in’ practice in China. It descended, secs ian Bis absence has been filled by Rev. J. D.| though no one knows by what stazes, to! Exhibition within our Smith of Wash ton. the Babylonians, the Egyptians, the = Joseph Panmer, who ts very iM at] fans, and thence to the Komans. The He-| fooms, 1407 G St., Mon ne in Fort str is reported to be| brews also* d and encou i es be aged the art. ne thirteenth cen- day and Ti ‘The propesed m: tjecting of citizens did| tury. when tapestry weaving was an 5 t, the weather and| eStablished industry, to the present time, and 25th February. 1896. eS preventing any gathering. its progress ts easily traced. us 9 oe - = Several rare specimens of tapestry were and the GRAND AUC= i FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE. exhibited, some ten and twelve feet TION SALE will ta ot ae oie vie Carpet or ted pe f land a ais, im inentioned 1 witive af said {| Sekeds [as AD : € m and distinguished es sul ENTILE, : i | original lot minbered THis PURNITUR : . ° with all tue but those present evinced mos he store or SES 5 pimeurt, | 3m, Dortralt. which te store of Mr. George Lee at Difficult, | them contained “350 tones and shades of la Vedmesda i C. G. SLOAN & co. ns: One-third cash, balance In one and “two near hers, caught fire between 16 and 11| thread and was valued at $0W. A lenge psace Wednesday, Th C. G. SLOAN & C0, o'clock last Sat ing and store goo b iq. | Scape of similar size, but not o. vand Eri mre nt and the bulld-| cio attracted much ‘interest. There % day and Friday, at1a.m. s were entirely de-| also specimens of the work on ¢ fel9-ats Aucti years at per cent per annum, interest payable DUNCANSt . AUCTIONE be secured by’ deed of tr at the option & ‘A deposit of $200 required + 7 22C) 2 we le. Ce Stroved. Both were insured. The store| which had historic connections, some ot ana 3 p. m. cach day. Bo toe aiso contained the post office, and all the | thein being relics of buried cities and past vst. ‘Terms of sale to malgp Susie eee nies] eae We have instructions to ‘rand family of Wash- close out every piece of have moved back in the e : Mart? siteal law steers his larg: collection. kk with grip. e - re C. G. Sioan & Co., 14c7 G St. mai! matter, st Mr. George M D. ¢ + from date of sale, oth ve the right to resell ‘the pi and cost of the defaulting purchaser S' advertisement of such resale in published in Washington, D. ¢ WILLIAM F MAHLON Asi eld and Mis are Vi February 20, at 4 p.m. fred L. Moulton, trustees. : Sutter: & Co., Aucts, G st. me. Thorsday, Feb: pm. J. S. Swormsiedt und Jo! tees. W. B. Williams & €o. nut alley, t INCLUSION,” larch 20, One-third years, at six per cen Mix." $200 deposit wid te da lowed fi ACL. Jou CHARLES F. md tw Important Real|? Estate Sale. - Handsome 3-story payable lime of day of sale to Mr. Rufw the gues oe orge A. Gordon. th of Warrenton is visiting Keith. er left Tues- y's, Mad. rlis is visiting friends at Temoxrc Sloan & € G st. n.w.—113 100 D st. s.v two dweilings, . Colbert and W. A. Jol common wealth’s ii fath- sof on Friday, AKY, ALT Lock PM, . te tion of Takoma Hall large audience. 1 were D. Dr. H. M. Warrei ne Ome a of land, trueis hi and © sand ag = in nuywise ap- dey and E. E. y order of Simon Wi will hold thetr MP gael ein row night at b pm. cord. ob Br young daugh- |} furniture, m a three- Ss sje re her son Walter B. Williams & Co., Auet ical treat- iv Sale of household eff. on at 10 o'clock a.m. Alsv, at 12 0’ rn purchaser. plied with wit a: the truste perty at the risk 3 from day’ the rigtit yst of the RD. a WILLIAMS . Alve turned rtzaze of record test ¥ at the office of Duckett, Dent & Co, é n.w., Washington, D. whore plate,’ maps and |, rermus of sale: One aiid 9 fall details of description and other particulars can Fe centitint Par amy ed in eynat praperty. so jefaulting pur- f ph and two ie rate annually, deed of trust nan Brainard, at n improvement 2 court. $500 deposit required on the day of. & O&. atton s leave Washington at 7 a.m., and Glymont Washi vanforth IMPRO WASHIN AND O10 iM- DC. KEFADVER, J. ORVILLE JONSON, Mort of the Distri a = > part 5 and 6, = re fount of the jon ta ree . Corbett Is now in ie E SS RATCLIFFB, SUTTO! D By TWENTE the Distrte committes on public] A Dig sale Saturday, Feb= eres : ae ture, trying to secure PAS m pe Ore ee é eee. ruary 22d, at our auciion hooks James B. rooms, NE OF FINE PORCELAIN TABLE | NQUED AND VAS LAM, ALSO. Teas Coffee we of the ly fa, we, th at publi auet MARCH, A.D AUTERNOOX AT fn front of the WOLD FURNE DESCRIP- Cigars, Ibe ; Crockery, &c., con= tained im store No. reet south= ision in Dock auis's subdivi DWk IAS: themot , With interest from A deposit rhs to be % , Myers et we will olfer for sule at pu of the premises, ON WEDAL OF MARCH, AL E> tember 4, 180 ‘Yorms:' Over and above trust c: of $100 required nt time éf sale. Y O'CLOCK soma) 3 fi lays frot of sale, or x of the defuulti nebion, a 7 ete a! I cing, recording, « t 1 ON, AUCTIONED: u Aneing, recording, etc. at the ¢ ALC for Re PHILIP A. = : 120-d&de $1 a al dot tive NAN & CO., AUCTS., 1407 G ST. Ww. rT No. 168 r following Successors to Latimer & Sloan.) . by FRAME DWE! ‘Prastves. I : 1407 G ST. NW. GS ra a & Slodn.) STS ard the 20 fy-one (S81). ‘orded in with of FALLS CHURCH. of the Innd s | at the request of the | will offer for exle, tn secured there ‘ont of the p THURSDAY, the TWDNT ae BAUARY, 1800, at HALT-DAST FOC 1 eee all those pleces or parcels of ground. and Oy fe cen Gant es sitnate, Iying and being in the county of Se) ARCE OES Uclevanin ty, ushizeton, in the District of Columbia, and known t trust of f and distinguished as and being iets nimbered one fone hee { bur dre fifty-three (152), one hundred and tifty- é fur (154) ond one hundred and fifty-tive (105) upoa the official plat of Unionto: now known as Abn- ccstia, together with the improvements, consistiug of five frame dwellings. ‘The above will be offersd A of trast upon the proy SUDION & CO. cobs and in the usual form, or the purchaser may sete Stee oan i Sitaet = splendid. dpporeautty, sors to Ratclitte, Darr & Co.) Bote is tee ee sis eetyar cp tts fects of Kile within the times mentioned ie | , Terms of ale: One-third cash, batance, tn one Gs Sees te ONS ning, ikuproved by one frame and one brick cobs of West E fue authocized by the decree to teadven | 2nd two years, with interest, and secured by deed | © On ‘UBSDA BRUARY TWENTY-FIFTH, se erected. thereo 2 se asian : X e of trust on the property sold, or afl cash, at the | A.D. 1896, at ‘Tivo O'CLOCK P.M, wo will sell, ‘ms: One-third cash, balance int or of Petis Church. the, property rare of whlch de-| oition of tha purcbaser. All conveyancing’ and re. | within ont sales rooms, 920 Penna.’ ave. nw. by timantacoe eee and po tyeane mith iatecee, poade of the rise Gnd cost of the de- | chiding at haser’s cost. If terms of sale are | order of the holder, ono promissory note of 8. | sceured Ly deed of trust pon perty sold, or all purchaser: (AD advertising and recording Zot complied with In ten days trom day of palo | Herbert’ Gloss, dated May, 27, 1805 three months | cash, at option of purgiser. Terms to Be com: he cost of er. Ss .¢ trustees reserve the ri ‘o resell the property | after date to the order of Thomas C. Pole, and in- ied with” y will be 5 ‘s {570} deposit on euch parcel gold on ac-| at° the risk and cost of tho defaulting purctuses, | dorsed Tins Get e Oe ot oe oe SR ee The first me Good Templars with seventy-thre yecial, for the of Efteen,) risk and cost of defaul haser. Conveyane- | ts : Fards ex tom after euch publication as they may deem necessary. | hundred dollars ($1.59 ayable at Ohio Natfonal’] 4; t chaser’: a "Be sit 100 cl th 68 rds each ride ah per, ite THOS. E. Weare 4 ES mee BF gi00 required on each house at timo Te Toa es = Les All parties interested ‘bouse. rraquired at. shite of rie a . er Me ons in food cou : =i x he o ¥ LARN ol . = will pl e Rotice, ee M. J. ILBERT, Trust rms of sal ish. 5 DT ‘, va Dirck, an Marr, ON Ee SoveLass sy Mack Ate, By order of th iit < Wea souxspos? hes aw | osebit SER E Bepay Narain Saeed f = is . order of ie bolder. = re [NS IN, tee, a . i epur, Btelia Birch, Lettie Marr, 20-dte Trustees, | teis-ate Trustees, | telS-dhdbs RATCLIFS, SUTTON & CO. Aucts. | feto-anag Si obet am, | pisos : s = :: a -