Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1896, Page 24

24 PATHE HVONING.BWAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. 22, 1896“2WENIWLEGUR PACES, SUBURBAN NEWS ANACOSTIA, The incorporators of the Capital Railway Company, through Messrs. A. E. Randle and Augustus Burgdorf, have called a meeting for next week to elect officers and Prepare for commencing the work of con- Struction. It fs not expected that much will be done in the latter direction at that time, but it is recessary to inaugurate ac- tual operations before March 2, as othet- wise the present charter will lapse. The bill granting permission to build the road requires that work must be begun within one year from the approval of the act, and this took plece March 2, 1895. A delightful reception was given lest y Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Peck at their beaut!ful home, on Maple avenue, in of 3 3: Mildred f rence Rowman, Miss Frances Davenport, ss Alice Bowen, North, y ell, ss Margaret Skinne Emma Lee, the M om, Miss Irene Es Gr Karr, "Prof. L, Welles, Hoi é J.T. Wessel, Mr. La ank Dony, Albert man North,’ Louis Hoffman. f the Anacostia Rail- Way Company has placed a watch box on 1 Of the hills along its r for the use of the hill boys during the present severe Spell of weather. Mr, H. site in wold has sold a } addition to elles for $1,(we is home from t to his pay- iiding: cia to vates, for of Ric ith his & of Anacostia, a few Mr. Ed. afte lays of and their med to be Tu: i thr was very ba nd face. Miss Si dren ome of Prof. ri Mr. Wm. - ra leeture At will be serve At the quarter! . Miss Wm. Price. id: spoke of the ‘ducation and high. He named and close ob DY 0 a teacher. The fol- Ss were appointed: Execu- re, Mossrs. S. A. Layman, U. Bowman, Chas. G. Fi ngille; committee on _constitu- y-laws, E. A. Tei Ceell and Mary Warfiel mittee, Messrs. J. a lips and Miss Willie stitute and summer normal’ committee, Messrs. James EB R.A. Stout and Miss E. Jenn mimittee on meth- ods of teae Wm. L. Avis, Brank W M. Pauline Story; Cocial committee, Misses Garrett, E. M. Headerson and Ida S. Dove; committee on music, Mr. Vernon D. Watkins, Misses Mirna R. Hobbs and Marion Groomes. An lent paper on the “Dignity of Teac was then read by Rev. Cephas Shel- burne. The free text book subject was then discnssed, and the promptness of the mem- hers to express themselves showed a mant- fest interest in the subject. The discussion was led by Professor Amiss, after which Professor S. A. Layman gave his reasons for Lcirg an advocate of free books. Five- Minute speeches were made on the same subject by Messrs. E. A. Zeigler, Frank Watkins, Mrs. Viers, Misses Brooke and Btabier. ——— BROOKLAND. The celebration in honor of George Wash- ington’s birthday at the Soldier's Home school yesterady was of a very patriotic character. The “Washington axioms” which the children had prepared were re- cited with force and understanding. The songs by the school, including “America,” “Columba, the Gem ef the Ocean,” and “The Star Spangied Banner,” were sung with spirit. Washington's farewell address was read by the pupils and the entire pro- gram was alive with patriotism. it is hardly probable that any school in the city made a better showing yesterday than did the Brookland school. Taking into ¢onsideration the fact that the school only had been preparing for this since Monday, both teachers and pupils deserve com. Mendation. The fourth, fifth, sixth, sev- nth cnd eighth grades took part, and ev- ery pupil was decorated with a flag. The most unique number on the pt m was the march of the states, first the thirteen colonies, then the states wero added ac- cording to their admission into the Union until the number forty-five was reached. Miss Bailey was tastefully dressed in the stars and stripes, representing Columbia. ‘The states were draped in flags, each with @ crown on the head, or a shield, bearing the name of the state represented. Little Arthur Godfesy made a perfect District of Columbia in his blue and yellow continental suit. There were readings by Fred. God- frey, “Lexington,” by Edmond Wolfe, “Washington's Training;” Merle Barton, “Washington as a Guide for Youths,” and Elwood Bonsall, “Washington's Resigna- tion,” and recitations by Hazel Witten, “Washington as a Leader; Louls Olm, “Our Flag is There; Kathleen Noel, “On- werd, Flag of Glory Flying; Roy Wolfe, “Banner Land of Progress;” Rose Mc- ‘a, “The Mt. Vernon Tribute,” and “rown Our Washington,” by Mamfe Ham- ition. “The Little Hatchet Story,” a reci- tation, by Marie Howe, was thoroughly amusing, and the fact that she was com- pelled to respond to an encore proved it was duly appreciated. After the crowning ef Washington by Mamie Hamilton the school saluted the flag. There were several lotic songs sung by the school in a spirited manner. There were two address- es, the opening one by Mr. Chas. G. Lynch nd the ott r, Frank T. Howe. Both spoke of Washington's life and character, and what 2 sood model it Is for every youth to follow. larly of the appropriateness of the occasion and of the sity of instilling into the hearts of the school children the love of nity and spirit of patriotism. Both kers were heartily applauded. Every- thing passed off pleasantly, much to the gratiication of the teachers, Mr. @. K. Finckel, Miss L. P. Mailey and Miss Given. The hall was crowded to the door with parents, friends and children, so that those Who participaied felt that their work was appreciated. rie Mattin, Where she has returned from hes been for some nd ts now with her y taken a house in the time for her hesith, a mae er, Who has recent seuth, the Epworth League of the TVrookland M. E. hurch gave a Martha Washington te: in the hall. The hooths wi tistically draped in flags. Mr. Gedie re re Washing- ton and Martha Washington was personat ed by 3 Annie Hollid The music uy enjoyed. Groomes and Ed- no solos, Prof. ase, piano duets by fe and Isenbesen and iy appreciated, several selectio! Rev. W. H. Chapman clo am with ths wer boeth, H Mi nnie and Miss Mullin. The tea , and reflected great candy, ir in charge. sum was roaliz neaster, for- is visiting, with her Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Hollidge of stre husband, Pro Miss Gudgin has with her Miss Mullin, who will remain in Brookland a short FALLS cHercH. fine entertainment was given at Hall jast night unde the of the Ladies’ Church Impreve- he M. Chureh South, jent. The pro- . A. Beach, a ng part in reises of the evening, which were Three Little T+ Pearl Veitch, & hington; voc ston; dialogue, H. e drill, £ Mi Tebre: &. 1 which the fol- tre!l, F unte B. Rowell, unner, Agnes eh, Martha Rowell, Minnie Jacobs, tary F Mrs. Lewis Hel- den of Hy cal solo, Mrs. J. FW on; mandoiin selo, urting Under Jacobs. Miss 3 the piano the pccxsion. The tar quite a han sum for BW. Pond of nis tof Mrs. A. P. E 3 Alice Hodgk Miss Halley of ests of Mi E.1 ingt and Mrs. 3 is vi kin, daughter of iinnie Harper John HYATTSVILL The Presby last evening in church. There was quite age ge at ance, many members of other chu being present. The following interesting prog 3 presented: Guitar, autoharp and mamdclin quart rs. LK K. and H. F. Miller and M. W. Houg! recitation, Master Charles Richardso: net duets, * and “In the held a pleasant so lecture room of their Hight,” J.C. Dr. G. A, Rich- ardson; voce: i Long to See the Gul T Left Behind,” Miss Allie Co = tions, Year's Retres ment. K. Warren Post, G. A. R., and the Woman's Retief Corps of that post held a joint social meeting at Grand Army Hall t Thursday evening, which wos much enjoyed. A number of people from Laurel, as weil as from Hyattsville, were present. Music, conversation and dancing were the “Christening the Maby" and Wooing,” Miss Edith Rathbone. nts were served after the enter- amusements of the evening. A tempting repast was served by the ladies. HERNDON. Services will be held in the Episcopal Church during Lent Monday evenings at 7:30 and-Friday afternoons at 4 o'clock. ‘The Gleaners’ meeting this week was with Mrs. L. D. Ballou, but few were pres- ent, owing to the severe cold day. Mrs. Dr. J. B. Gould of Walls Chureh, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. M. Garrett, has retutned to her kome. Misses Belle and May Simons, who have been spending the winter in Washington, are heme on a short visit to their rarents. Mrs. E. H. Rideout will spend several weeks in Washington and Lak:land, Md. Mr. R. A. Baker is preparing to make extensive additions and improvements to bis residence. Mr. E. Dyer has purchased from Mrs. Troth of Fairfax Court House the lot on the corner of Spring street and County road. Mr. Romulus Bradshaw will erect a house on Elden street, near the Episcopal Church. Mr. I. C. Wiley, who has been confined to his house by illness, {s !mproving: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Middleton of Willard are being congratulated on the birth of a son. — F UPPER MARLBORO’. Dr. John Emery Sansbury and Miss Mol- he Thompson Leapley, daughter of Mr. George R. Leapley, were married at M. E. Church North at Forestville. The church was decorated with evergreens and choice flowers, and the bridal party stood beneath a bell of roses while Rev. Mr. Orem per- formed the ceremony. Mrs. Orem presided at the organ. The bride was handsomely attired in white satin, trimmed with point lace and passementerie, with full train. She wore a veil and carried a bouquet of brides’ roses in her hand. The bridesmaids Dr. Howe spoke particu-, were Misses Annie Dolan and Mary Leap- ley, cousins of the bride, and Agnes Sans- bury, sister of the groom. Miss Bessie Leapley, another cousin of the bride, acted as maid of honor. Messrs. R. G. Young, Arthur Brown and Edward Diehl were the ushers. Misses Minnie Leapley and Helen Sansbury were the flower girls. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. George R. Leapley, Miss Rachel Leapley, Mr. and Mrs, John T. Sansbury, Miss Agnes Sansbury, “Mrs. James . Sears, Mrs. Benjamin Sans- bury and family, Mrs. Meloy and sons, Ralph and Arthur; Mrs. Samuel Pumphrey and daughters, Mr. Hagar Leapley, Mr. and Mrs. Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Sprigg Beall, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Armstrong, Mrs. Pyles, Mrs. Ward Ryon, Miss Nannie Bowie, Mrs. J. R. Nourse, Mrs. Henry Taylor and fam- ily, Mr. Edward Thomas and wife, Mr. Charles Walker and daughter, Misses Neal, Shuler, Owens, Ethel and Susie Duley, and Mr. Charles M. Bunnell, and Charles C. Crandell and many others. Officers and managers of th reformation for colored boys ® Cheiten- ham have been elected as follows: Pres’ dent, Mr. Enoch Pratt; vice president, Mr. William R. Lincoln; secretary, Mr. Edward Stabler; “treasurer, Mr. Charles Morkell; managers on part of the_ subscribers, Messrs. G. S. Griffith, Edward Stabler, jr., William R. Lincoln, Enoch Pratt, jy. Frank De Ford, Charles Morkell, T. Erskine Oar- house of Harry Lee, C. C. Magtuder, Frank finance committee, Messrs. Enocna Pratt, William S. Whiteley, William T. Brigham; school committee, Messrs. G. Griffith, Frank Woods and C. E. Magruder. Mr. Timothy L. Keen, a well-known citi- zen of Queen Anne district, was found dead near his house. He went out in a field to feed his hogs about 2 o'clock, and as he did Edt return, a search was made, and his body Was discovered not far from the house. It was supposed that he died from heart dis- ease. He was a native of Harford, and came to Prince George's county about twenty years ugo. ‘Three children survive m. ‘There will be an oyster supper held at the house of Mr. Clark at Woodmore for the benefit of Mt. Oak Chureh. Rev. Mr. Graham, rector of St. Mark's Chureh, Washington, preached last night at ‘Trinity Church, Miss Katie Martin Is visiting friends in Danville, Pa. —_.__ KENSINGTON. Mr. Shepherd of Bethesda has rented the MeKelden house and will take possession about March 1. A Mr. W. H. Mannakee is building a black- smith shop on St. Paul street. Mr. Chaney of Burnt Mills has, with his family, removed to one of Mr. Harr's houses. Mr. Herbert W. Lewis of this place de- Evered a lecture Jen, Friday evening at Irving His subject was “IHomeless and the lecture was illustrated fourth of the ul’s M. Puesday evening by the presiding elder, Dr. Luther fs, Wilson, at the residence of Mr. W. H. Wheatley. Those present were Dr. Wilson, Moore: Dr. R. i. Detrick, srs. C. F. Newton, W. H. Wheatley, W. Bidridge, Edwin C. Fowier, G. W. Re tokes, H. i. McQueen and J. F. Stoek. . paUISG ine resolution was unanimously olvel, That the fourth quarterly con- ference of the St. Paul's M. E. Church of K on, Md., hereby request the return to this charge of Rev. Robert M. Moore for ext conference year. Dr. ‘Thomas of Rockville has rented the burn house on Washington street. he services at the Warner Memorial byteran Church for tomorrov® will be fi > Sunday school, 0:30 a.m; preaci at If a.m., by the pastor, Rev. James T. Marshall; subject, “Obadiah,” this heing the fifth sermon in the course on The Minor Prophets.” Christian Endeavor, ».M.; top' t Faith Can Do Nagzie Peter of Bethesda has been of her brother, Mr, George Peter. oe te, in order to correct pression regarding the oom, has adopted frec coinage ot OF REAL BBTATE, & Moniuy AUCTION SALES 920 Ps ave. now. ISAT, by order of Williams, trustees, Y o'clock pam, H20 Pa. ay D. GU, by Wolf, trustees. eaning rose Faw. ebruary 24, a Slo: ori February 24 on W 13 pm. e d States marshal ew's. shiy bition ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Friday ch day. S sale of dredge and seows d, Alexandria, Va., on Mond AUCTIONEE! Darr & Co. SURITIES AT AUCTION, MP. VERNON AND ALAR. MBOAT COMPANY. of the © collateral, J, within cur sales resins, 920 Pennal m FRIDAY, GWENTY-FIEST DAY OI ADT P TWO O'CLOCK PAL. the Mt. Vernon and Marshall Hail not x order of the holder, feled&dbs RATCLIL E, SUTTON & €9., IS POSTPONED UNTIL TWENTY-FIFTH, IS96; UTTON & CO, Auets. San Aucts, 1601 NEW FLORIDA AND 300 K CHANCERY SALE JERSEY AVENUE, NOS. din equity case No, tion, in front” of OF FEBRUARY, 1896, P-M., the premises known ab No Sersey avenue “northwest, being lot nnmubered 2 and the south 114 feet of lot nuiubered 3, In square east of 509, In the eliy of Washington. Ard on the same day, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O°CLOCK, in front’ of the premises, we will nises Known as No. 931 lie “Auction pre jorida avenic northwest, being all of abered 5, in Wright & Cox's subdivision of Mt. Pleasant. And on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, "1998, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., we will sell in front of the premises, at’ pub- lie auction, the three houses and preiises known 3a, 358 and 260 K street southwest, be- ss the east thirt (82) feet of lot numbered 15, and the wast { fect of lot numbered 16, in square numbered 543, In the city of Washington. Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in two al payments at one and two y with dn- terest at G per cent, payable semi-annually, se- cured by the notes of the purchaser and decd of trust upon the property, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. Deposit of $200 on the New Jersey avenite house, and $100" each all” the other houses. Al conveyancing and rding at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in 15 days or trustees reserve the right to reseli at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. SIMON WOLF, 926°F st. nw. W. L. COLE, ~ "Fendall building. L. CABELL WILLIAMSON, 473 Ta. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. U7 THB AROVA SALES ARE POSTPONED t til TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-FIETH AND TWENTY-SINTH, at. the fame hours aud p'aces, on account of the intense cold. SIMON WOLF, - W. L. COLE, L. CABELL ‘WILLTAMSON, fe21-d&ds : ustees. RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, (Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.) QRUSTEES’ SALE_OF A ‘TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, NO. “1837 BENNING ROAD Noitril- EAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 1615, folio 25 et seq., one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the re- quest of the party secured thereby, the under- sigred trustees will offer for sale, by public auc tion, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, NINETEENTH DAY GE FEBRUARY, A.D. 1806; AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the following ‘described real estate, sitnate in the county of Washinzton, District of Columbia, to wit: Sublot nunibered 27, in Walter Heisten's’ subdivision of lots 1, 15 and parts of 2, 8, 14, 16, 17 and 18, in block numbered twenty-two (22), of Rosedale and Isherwood, into lots 19 to 56 inclusive, as said subdivision is re- corded in the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, in} county. 8, page 33, together with all the improvements, right a Terms: One-thlid cash, the balance in one- and two years, with interest at six per cent per an- Bum, secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the open of the purc! Tr A deposit of $100 required at the time of sale. Terms core complied ie in pees days. All convtyancing, +» at purchaser's cost. EDW,. 8. WESCOTT, + CHAS. P. WILLIAMS, feT-d&as ‘Trustees, S>THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. O& AC- count of the inclement weather, until MONDAY, TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. 1896, AT HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK P.M., in front of the premises. EDW. S. WESCOTT, OHAS. P. WILLIAMS, ‘Trustees, fe20-d&dbs AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. z AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. RAICLIFFD, SUTPON! & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Guecessors tdi Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.) TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A FRAMD HOUSE ON SHERIDAN AVENUE, ANACOSTIA, D.C, By virtue of 2 deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 1368, follo.263 et seq., one of tho Innd records for the Dissiiet. of Columbia, the under- signed trnstees «will ioffor for sale, by public auc- tion, in front of the: premises, on PIUDAY, SIXTH DAY of MARCH, ‘A.D,, 1906, ‘at THREE O'CLOCK V.M., the following: reai estate, situnted in the county of Washingtoa,! District of Columbia, to wit: Lot No. six (6) in sedtion No. six (G) in the subdl- vision of the Barry Erm estate as made by the trustees thereof, now on file in the office of the surveyor of the Distrieg of Columbin, together with all tie improvements, rights, etc Terms: CASH. A deposit’ of $60 required upon acceptances of bid. Weims to be complied with tn fifteen days. All conveyancing, ete., ut cost of the purchaser. TURMAN J. SHADD, - CHARLES B. PURVIS, fe22-d&dbs ‘Trustees. THOMAS DOWLING & ©O., AUCTIONEERS, “612 Bs TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING NO, 1908 K STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, of December, 1892, and duly 765, follo 101 et'seq., of Uh of Colombia, and by direction ef the party thereby, and by authority Cf wm order’ of the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Columbia, passed on the third day of Febroary, 1596, in cause of the Heurich Bre M numbered 15042, in equit t public 1K 0. -+ part x in the FLA 1 5 in © 86, ashington, Distriet of Columbia, wi of W the Ine Fiovements thereon, sald lot besibning for the same zt a point in the line of K street distant 17 fect west from the northeast corner of said ‘oi, eid running thence south forty-five G5) feet; thence west 18 fect; thence north 45 feet to the tine of sald street, and thence cast 18 feet to the place of bezinnin; ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, and two years, with interest at 6.1 anuum, scenred’ by a deed of trust on U sold, or all cash, at the option of the j A deposit. of $100 required at time of & balanee in one nt per corveyancing “and. recording at pure Terms to be complied with within ten days fron day of sale, otherwise the (rit reseive the ht to resell Dropsty at risk und cost of A PETRA, Trustee, Iith and G sts. nw, ENTON, ‘Trust Res ‘ALISES ‘The Fenwick Farm, 107 acres, Highland Station, B.’& O. 2 ¥ il Maryland electri ofered by the trustees fe, RUARY ‘TWENTY-NINTH, ‘This offers an excellent very Indsome ndivision. P ONE O'OLOCK PM. ance for Investme an be immediately of gravel for nu posit of sharp room house, CHANC DIE SOUTHWEST. virtue of » District of eeree of the Supreme Court of paased on the 1th February, A.D. in the Equity Cause of Mor- jarty vs. Kemiedy et al, 16473, the under- st trustees Will offer fo tion, prew THE DAY OF 1 1506, AT HAL PASL POUR O'CLOM that certain. pa Tef Lud end premise situate in the city of Washington, District ef columbia, known as and being all of lot numbered. thirty-seven G7), lots In Leighton's subdivision of five hundred and foriy-fou sald subdivision Is recorded. in’ Liber in the surveyer’s. othe id Dist Improvements thereon (const brick dwelling, numbered 31 ‘ights, ways, in Benjamin 1. square number tw y southweet), and all of thy privileges ‘and appurtenances to’ the ing ‘Terms of sale: stor One-third of the pr the day of in nts to ep) nuissory betes of the purchaser aforesaid, or the purel way. p: complied with wise the traste fed resell the defasliing pur converte cost. “$100 d and yosit on PATIICK O'F Pee onlin, opt at JAMES B. Gr ave. TILDING it GES RTHEAST. By virtae of « dectoe Of the Supreime: Court of the District of Colimbia, passed tn the case of Myers vs." Bo Mew. Myers etal, si, we WIM offer for fa front of the premises, 0; DAY, ‘THE FOURTH DAY OF STARCH, “A. Is0G, AT TALE-VAST FOUR O'CTACK 1M. following deseribed real estate and prem sie boing the west forty sts G6) feet, one-half Gls) inches fro the de ortzial lot three (3), In square dred and fifty-nine (9); also the south | four fect (24), nine and one-half (is) inche e depth thereof of original lot six squire; also part of « Squares coutained wit metes atid hounds, viz. Besiuning for the same at the nor! st corner of sald lot five ne hundred (190) fe amd running thence et; thene 1045) inc st fifty of be ay with rights sements, or in e said part of lot six di betu mi by a frame building, 1 mutabered st. ne. ‘Terms of Sule: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash on the day of sale or within ten days thereafter, and the residue in equal i and two years from date vf sale hear Interest therefrom until paid att per ceutim per annum, payable the deferred payments to be ated by promissory notes of the purehaser or pur secured by a deed of trust upon the proper! in the form, or the purchaser may purchaser should fail to. eo Je within the times m If the, the terms of sa irustees are aut tise and resell th spe h de e risk and cost of the d ser. dvertising and re ‘ost of the purchase (§250) deposit on each parcel seid ou 2 ceptance of bid. £20-dts . RATCLIF & CO. AUCTION (Saccezsors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.) OF 2 NALLY TO 1Y-VT RR. STOCK. I DAY OF FEB- O'CLOCK P. RUARY, 1800, AT 1 executor te of Jobin ¥ or, I sell at les rooms of Rateliife, 5 1 Ht ve, DN 20 GEOK ND yN RL Ite STUCK, Sale peremptory. Terms cash. fe21-d&ats BE. I. BRECKINRIDGE, Executor estate John B. Tayl RY OF “CONCLUSION t OF COLUMBIA. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 20, 1805, and recorded in Liber 1908, folio 208 et seq.t of the lund records for the District of Columbia, fon, on WEDNESDAY, of FEBRUARY, A.D. I., within the auction rooms of Duncanson Bros., 9th and D streets nortn- west, Washington, D.C.” the following deserived Tazd’and pranises, sittate in -he county of Wasa- ington, District cf Columbin, and designated aa rt ft **Conclusior lying on the sonta side of Nertral avenue, and contained within the following metes and botinds: Beginning for the same on a line drawn north 45% degrees east 98 perches from a pile of stoned and forked white oak, situate on the fourth line'ot Story HIM; and also si, pers hes from Cextial avenue, running: north 16% degrees ‘aod Fan! eost 140.25 feet te the south side of Central ave- nue, thence -portis iS West 433.125 feet, thence north 83% alegrees went 495 feet to station 6 of the survey: of “Conchision,” made In Testy thence Icaving Central avenue south 1514 degrees west 396 feet, themce moith 85% degrees east 976. feet to the Degitming, containing 6.179 acres of land, more or less, shown on the plats to contain 5.26 acres; except lots 14, 15, 29 and 30, in block i4 of the ct vision. Known as “Marshall’’—to- gether with all amd singular ‘the improvements, ways, easements, rights, privileges and eppurtes: huucés to the sdme belonging oF in answise up: pertaining. ‘Terms of tale: Ope-feurth cash, balance in equal payments, at one, two and three years, with in- terest, secured by trust on the Lae 3 or all cash, at the option-of the porchaser. A deposit of $100’ required at time of sale. If terms of sale are hot compiled with In ten days from date of sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and ee of Gotan) tinemurenenes, ee five days’ ad- vertisement of sucht resale me newspaper pub- Ushed in Washington, B.C. only EARLY, OHARLES WILLIAM A. Gokpon, fell-d&ds Trust oes. UNITED STATES MABSHAL'S SALE Gg : * IAD EARS OF DREDGE in pursuetce of an order for régale of the dredy M Ley and scows, entered on January 29, 1806, in the admiralty sult of A. J.” "Taylor & Brother against the said dr fe and scows, I will sell, at Public, auction, on MONDAY: FEBRUARY TWEN- a , 1896, at TWEE) O'CLOCK NOON, shipyard, in city of Alexandria, Va. following. property, to wit: Dredge called OW, 5 re and appurtenances, ‘The said dredge is 26x80 feet and-9 feet In depth; has double engine, 12 inches by 24 inches; 75-horse wer boiler, nearly new; 2%-rard bucket, and ca- city, 2,000 yards per day in soft mud. Two of the scows have 100 yards each bottom dumper, and the other 66 yards each, side dumper; the boats and scows In condition, _ Terms of sale: Cash. J. M. HUDGIN. U. S. Marshal E. District of Virginia. By JOSEPH F. GLOVER, Deputy alursbal Cc. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 1407 G St. Owing to Mr. H. Daghistanlian lea v1 ng the city and giving up his establishment here he has instructed us ta close out his immense stock of Oriental Carpets and Rugs at public aue- tion. ‘This will offer a grand opportunity to furnish your bome with delightful, durable and ornamental floor “cover- ings. Nothing else can Possibly be a substitute for an Oriental Carpet or Rug. Exhibition within our rooms, 1407 G St., Mon= day and Tuesday, 24th and 25th February, 1896, and the GRAND AUC=- TION SALE wiil take place Wednesday, Thurs- day and Friday, at 11a.m. and 3 p. m. each day. We have instructions to close out every piece of his large coll ection. C. G. Sloan & Co., © 020-5t 1407 G St. RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & (Successors to SALE ON HURON s TH AND SIXTH RIDIAN J Ry virtue of 1948, ut prds for th signed trust oe Tequest of party se TUESDAY, ‘THE THIRD DAY SY rot the in subdivis Hed in 1 or of th i the of $100) required at complied with iy fiftee the trustees reserve and cost of the defuulthag sucing, recordin; at ISAAC PUILIP A, DAL f20-d6ds RATCLIPFE, TRUST ALE OF A WINDOW BRICK HOU AVENUE NORTH EST Under and by virtue of April 2s, of the ks Wa, ard a nd ri ate ods of est of secired thereby, we Will sell, at publ fient of the premises, on MOND, PWENTY-POURTH DAY OF FEI! PIVE O'CLOCK P.M. the south feet of lot Vv. Tr ‘Terms. my ©. G. SLOAN ase TRUST UW deed of t 1475, follo % mh. the Distriet of Columbia, ai party secured t sn st da of the preiises, ESDAY, MARCH B01 All that cer prenitses known Tot num’ In pier anid lined, x dwelling, ule: One-half, in one and two by deed of trust on six per cent per option. Tax A deposit of 2 thre Terns of install interest purchaser Title good. Hi. BRADLEY DAVIDSON, Ti fe20-IGds JOS. it OF rw the ec records of the of Col UTTON & C0, AUCTIONEE! rded ine Liber of sale, 1890, and re eof Li the following describe distinguished er & the county of aid south Hne to 2 point nee Ww beginning: thence with said said Koundary nvenuo; U BSG foot to. CO. 1 fol as and James 3, ad fourt sevent jon of Liber cash. A ‘Terms 10 y of sale, or cost of the pt W. N THREE-STORY TRAay- SE, No. 603 FLORIDA decd-of tras! the Distrie the hole ded of trust. t option of pur All convey to otherw expense of defaulting W. HANDY, TURER-STORY, BRICK rust, made e there at pubtie WITH, 180 or py bal of Juniper stree nee north with “of Maple idle wn to § feet southeast from place of 1 fine to comigining 7 eash, years from the properts anti, or ail fd to Jana IRE, Tras THC or. OOLOCK P. ard improvem Washin; & of Will lot 6, in syus is duly recorded in th District of Columbi. lots will be sold separatel; Terms of sale: One-third to be paid in cash, and tn years from day of sale, of G per centam per annum, pa: and secured in on the prope purchaser. requir recording at purchaser sale. Terms of sale to be days from day of sale, or right to resell at the’ r purchaser after five @ay: fel7-d&ds qual inst 0 sold, DOWLING & oilive of the surveys in Book 20, page 17 y or ‘A deposit of $10 dat the time of sale. prev BENJAMIN S 0., Auctionvers, FoUR_ THRE XOS. y 0, Build inant and ts. the estate ate in the el it: Lots subdivi of the purchase money ialance in one and two ih interest at the rai ple semi-annuail, iments by deed of. tru: 1 at option of lot will be cing and complicd x trustee reserves the and cost of defaulting dvertisement. RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & (Successors to Ratel CO. AUCTIONEERS. + ite, Darr & Co.) Assignee’s Sale Largestoc k of Fine Teas,Coffiee, Spices, Preserves, Cigars, Soaps, Tobacco, Crockery, &c., com= tained in store No. 70541 street south- west. By virtue of a led of assignment given to me. rded, I will sell and duly reco! Mg HUES v FEBRUARY, 2 orcad wellcamsarted stock (of Frve the above store, a large public auction, at TWENTY-PIETH S O'CLOCK A.M., ‘Teas, Coffee, ete., to Which the attention of the trade and private vuyers is called. ‘Terms cash, WALTER A. JOHNSTON, felg-d&dbs Assignee, 413 bth ste haw. B. 8. DONALDSO: 942 E st. ;, Auctioneer, DW. TRUSTEES, SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOT, 25 ON 8D STREET 100, STHHAST BETWEE: SOUTH OAROLIA AVENUE AND G STREET, OPPOSITB GARFIELD PARK. By virtue of a deed of trust given to us and duly recorded In Liber No. 648, follo 850 et seq., the undersigned trustees will offer for sale at public me AD. 1996, AT HALE-PAST the west one -Lurdred (1¢Q) uare numbered 795. All cesh nine hua‘red ($900) dollars. dred ita ined. ($100) dollars Feanine fe19-10t in front of the premises, ON SATURDAY, WENTY-NINTH DAY OF | FERRI FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. feet of lot eleven (11) above a first trust of ‘A deposit of one hun- at aay. of sale. CAIN, Trustee. HARRY M. DANTE, Trustee. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS, FUTURE DAYS, THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 612 E st. nw. SALD OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PATE, KNOWN AS NO. 3273 PROS- 58, GEORGETOWN, D. ©. apsene Court of trict of Columbia, made and entered on the B0ta day of January, A.D. 1893, in equity cause No. 16672, Jerome Robertson et al. vs, Mary A. Reid et al, the undersimed trastees will scl, at public auction, in froat of the premises, at HAL! AST FOUR O'CLOCK, ON WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF MARCH, A.D. 1896, the following de- scribed Iand ond premises, situate in the city of Georgetown, District of Columbia, to wit F of lots numbered twenty 20) an CHANCERY REAL Es’ twenty-one 21), in Old Georgetown (also known as lots 20 and 2 in square 49, Georgetown), beg! at a distance of fifty-two G me wing for t 2) feet, more sured West from the intersection of ts st corner of Prospect avenue und P on the north line of said 1 ning r trent, und run of inet nd 2 quarter (20')) fect, move or le back With that width ) fee ry and years, Which the notes of the purchaser must be given, with interest, payable semi-annually day of sale. at the rate of six per centum per anna vetil Mid and secured by deed of trast on the property sold, or all eash, at the parcha: A de. posit of $200 will be required at. tit cknowledzing nad r If terms of sa with in tive serve the 1825, JAMES S40 I fel9-d&ds yower “cont net Lapeer pany of Carles coun nied us Excursion Company dated comity, » detatiit hay indbtedi f ut publ x Wharf, at Givmont, in AY, MARCH TW i se res Chapa taintig a9 pd, mor Those vw eo aheut fromt, a bu jon whart, 5! «hase, bisekemis large fara ty pavifons, inela creck; the soil is. rie nd Uwenty bushels of whe Without fertilize Well Wouded sn chareh aud hen ‘Nhe wharves lav steal titues by Cash on the ratifieation then %) deposit re wired om the day of mits leave Washington at 7 a.m., and Glymont at 1 pun. DE. KE LE o RICHA KEDAT J. JOHS = Morlgigees. ny The entire contents of resi Jence No. 522 6th street nerthwest at aucticn, Wednesday, February 26, 1896, at 10 o'clock}: SUIE MLK BG. 7 OAK CHIT GANT 2p KEL CURLAINS, WINT SULEDS, BLAM: SLOAN & 00., + Auctioi BKOS.,, AUCTIONEERS, B INPROVED REED NC TRUSTE SALB REAL ESTATE, WEST. ed of trast to us, @ rerded in Liber No, 1915, e laud records of the Dis: pul lie: of th Th GUTH DAY D. Tistriet of Colin all that part of orig tained within the folly al lot 9 in Rquare e north aid Lotz t feet Sty inches to M Y feet to the place of Is WS fe dwelling, 6 . All sat the he purelerse pled with wit ten di from dey of sale, oth, Wise the trustees reserve the right to tesell.t property at and cost of the nae MAHLON_ ASHFORD, OONSTANTINE HH. WILLIAM, NATIVL WILSO! 2 Tru Attorney for party. secured, 4°F st. nw. tain pi and distinguis a2} in Alexander R. Shepherd’ Square numbered one bundred as per plat recorded in Liber “ID. 10 of the office of the sury consisting of 2 four-story base- 0. 1032 17a st. now Terms of sale: One-third of the pu: in cash, and the balance tn thre ments, payable in one (), two years, with interest at six 'G) per cent pe yable semi-annually, from day of y deca of trust upon the property sold ant the option o purchaser. will be required at time of sale. at purchaser's cost. Terms of sal With within fifteen days £1 of sale, ot the trustees rese resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting parchas THOMAS W. FONT! Ee: TIIOMAS DOWLING & CO., Aucts. CANSON BROS., AUCTION! TRUSTEES SALB_OF TWO BRICK norses, | TRUSTER NOS. 636 AND 635 TL. STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, reconded in Liter No. 1680, at follos 267 et seq.,” of the land records of the District of Columbia, we shell sell, at public sale, on WEDNESDA the TWE Sheth DAY of FERRUARY. A.D. 1806, at TAL PAST FCUR O'CLOCK F 4 front of the prem- fses, the twenty-five fect front by the described depth of lot two (2) dn squnre eight hundred digbix-one (S81), in the city of Washington together with the improvements thereon. ‘Terms cf sale: and two years, at G per cent per annum interest payable semi-annoally, or all cash, at option purchaser. $200 requited at sale, and fifteen da allowed the purchaser to complete the transfer. SAAC L.. JOHNSO: CHARLES FP. BE) mud fe13-A, RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ‘Successors to Rateliffe, Darr & Co.) COLLATERAL NOTE AT AUCTIO! On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWENT A.D. 1896, at TWO O'CLOCK P. within our sales rooms, 920 Penna. order of the holder, one promissory FIFTH, we will sell, note of S. Herbert Giery, dated May Bre Ison. three montis not complied with in ten day after date to the order of Thomas C. Pole, and in- dorsed Thos. C. Pole, will please take notice. By omer of the hold ler of the holder. S-d&dbs RATCLIFFE, fel! SUTTON & 00., Aucts. at One-thid casb, balance in one | LF re. BW. b¥ | option of the purchaxer. cial, for the sum of fifteen | at the risk ana cost hundred dollars (1,500), payable at Ohio National | after euch publi Bank, interest, 6 per cent. All parties interested | A Seperit of $100 cequired on ¢ M. B. LATIMER & C0.” AUCTIONEERS, 1229 AND 1231 G SP. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO VALUABLE THRE. STORY BUFF BI AND STONE 1 INGS, BEING 2a > REE NORTIPAST; WHAT ALL. ‘MODERN IM- AT ROOMS, ET By virtue of two certain deeds of trast, the 4th day of F 1595, and respectively recorded ia’ Liber , folio 192 et seq, and Liber 304, folio 189 et seq., of the land records of the District of of they fi n MONDAY. 6 HALF ras? ees OF pare in th yo a. keown as and ‘and Uilrty-three ‘. Acker snd or red six hundred division is rocordod in ot lows thirty Miam J. Av five, a9 Said one (21), folio seventy-one (71), itt sor's office of “sald District, with ‘the ais Meron (consisting of “two threes ck dwellings, mumbyned 229 ‘ t nd al of the rig arth . i es aml appurtenances to The aleve proper ard wili be softs of S450 on each nt int MANNIBAL D. fe21-akds NORTON, Toa Vit DUENCANBUN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEE! TRUSTEES’ SALE AT AUCTION OF PREMISES i AND PENASYLVANIA AV E- » CALLED “THE MON! MENTAL cong the trustess 5 LWAGEN, 1 MD, a0 La. uve. MANLON ASIP fel DUNCAN N PRos., TRUST! Sire POSITS ATIVT. WILS¢ x knowa nal porebaser’s int sre risk dass” tive newspaper ju BUILDIX AR TH SO dtl 1 : MASSACHt SOUTHEAST Tw remises, YAY OF naan Mayse's 4, 5 and vision the M22. Th AND ON OCLOCK, is recorded in. the i of Columbia, PAST FOUR 0'¢ we will sell the wa to criginal fronting ms of sale: ¢ fn cash, and th: 6 per cent int be sceured | 1 ali interest in in square ma B and © sts. purekase a 1 1th xt. betwe e-ttih or-all cash, at the option of the purchaser conveyancing and recording at the ot chaser or purchasers. A. deposit 450-00) pon eek Tot fay Gred dollars 4100.00) upon of two hundred dollars vy angen squere . required at (i of sa. of Torms of sale to be days from thy dat TORRID Equity Wide. 48 stn AMES F1 plied with w Pacific Mde., F DUNCANSON ors fo Latine LE OF FIVE PRAM ON POLK STREET NEAT s NACOSTIA, D4 AUCT By virtue of two certain ¢ Sth day of January, 1895, ard diy of July, 1805, and respoctty met in Lite folie 89 et seq., and Liber 2038, of the land records of the District i at the request of the parties secured thereby, Wi offer for sale, in front of the promix-s, om THURSDAY, the TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY RUARY, t HALF r Four oe all those ht ‘=r0 -s situate, lying and tein, ‘ashingten, In the Disirlet of Columbia, an stinguished as and being ots numbersd hree (15%), one lin we Imndred dud Fepar: tely to secure a good home. Terms of tale: One-third cash, and two Years, with interest, and Of trust on the property sold balance secured by deed all cash, @t the ancing’and re- in ona coding at purchaser's cost. the trustees reserve the right t fon us they a, of sa! . 115-ats GEORGE M. EMMERICH, MACKALY, ‘Trusteea,