Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1896, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, MAROH 2, 189¢-TWELVE PAGES, ; 6 ee interest in 158 1-8 acres of land; $-. Jos. Elected a Director, ‘ S) U B U R B A N N E W S Hee Uy ea roo tere act | “Mr. Samuel Bieber was unanimously elect AUCTION: SALES, ‘| well to Jacob Bool, 8 6-10 acres of land; | 2 @ director of the Second National Bani $—. Wm. L. Wilson to Metropolitan Bulld-| 11 place of Samuel Fowler, deceased. Mr, AUCTION SALES. . AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYs, ——<—<$—_— es = = as 7 OF A NEW TI MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE PROP. ANACOSTIA, ing eG Investment Co. of Montgomery anole was at poms: oe when this intel- Joseph Bro rs & | fe ie RICK RXELLING, ‘NO. SS ees es RIVER, IN ERTY, SOUTHWEST. CORNER 17TH AND. de county, lot 12, section 99, Garrett Park; $—. | igence was imparte: hin, . a By yirtue of a p fee ees in a mortgag REETS Ser Sat eae eee ‘There was a large attendance at the| Charles H. Beavers to Maggle Beavers, |. ——_—_. Will sell TOMORRO (Tuesday), Ed or ie 5, and duis cecoede wei vibe on from The Upper Glymont Improvement and Excur- ree STORY AND BA‘ EAT Bice Jast meeting of Anacostia Lodge, No. 4,|0M€ acre of land on Conduit rgad; $—.| AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATH, &e, MARCH THIRD, |. lot of Colla 5G st’ geq., of the land records of tus | Sion Company Charles county (now known under| — DWELLING, CONTAINING 15 ROOMS, &c. Charlies Quigley, trustee, to Charles H. arge lot of new | Disticy of Columbia, and at the written request of | aliended ‘charter as “rhe G Improvement | By virtue of a certain deed of trast, dated the Independent Order of Good Templars, in-} Viert, Jot in Rockville: $-. B. H. Warner d F if ed: the holder of the note secured by said decd of | #20 Excursion Company of rles County”) @| twenty-first day of May, A.D. 1894, aid duly re- + cluding many visitors from lodges in| and wife to Chas. F. Newton, lot #2, block | “pq, ' ee ae : and ae ae ture, Saeee 2 - ie X will sell at public auction, tn front of the Dody corporate, dated Beoraary 10, 288% ORd TE | corded im Liver No, ues, follo 2 x Sey.» oe of Washington. After the transaction of rou-| 10, Kensington Park; $250. R. B. Detrick Denese Bre Anca Ste aad Dats, mw |iding,,@c.} also a. lot of Cigars. | promises, 3 , Hf | follo 821 “ct ‘seq’, one of the land record books of aust of the particn sccured therety ee eat tne business an excellent program was| and wife to H. A. Terry, lots 3 and 4, bloox | % ®-¥-» dwelling No. 1816, with brick stable in ‘ Hp. 0s, Tat male Past’ out yr Miarrland Sar Ber wale, in Sront ot the promises ee RDA 1t CHAS. WHEKS, Salesman. C. G. SLOAN'& CO,, Aucts, 1407 G St, N. W. O'CLOCK P-M., lot numbered 65 in Star, Metcalf | Charles county, Marsiand, to the undersigned mort-| oe: for sale, in front of the premises, om FRipay, ct ali's subdivision of square membered 192, oe ies | SA8eCe default having been wade in the payment | Seif Awtk Ew NTY-EIGHTH, AD, 1896, at Plat recorded in Liber H. W., follo 7, one of tho | f the indebtedness therein secured, the under} ]TALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P’M., the following Fecords of the surveror's office of the District of | #gned mortgages will sell at public auction at the | described wal estate, situate In the’ chy of West Colum tke same being situate in the city of | Sfcery store, Upper Wharf, at Gi; TES Charles | ington, District of Columbia, to wit: AM that cer- ‘ashington, in said District of Columbla, together | County, Md., on Ti CREDA: MARCH TWELFTH, | tain piece and parcel of land and premises know: with the ttprovements thereon, belng house 1825 | 1808, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM., all those two | and distinguished a= aud Delng lot snmiered twely Oregon avenue, containing twelve rooms, all modern | (2) Dieces of valuable real estate described in sald | (12), in Alexander R. Shepherd's subdivision of lots improvements, including hot water heat. ‘Ihe whole | Mortgage, the first tract known as “Glymont in square numbered one hundred and xixt, to be sold t to a deed of trust, dated Sep- | formerly the rty of B. D. Tabman, contain: | (1¢4), as per plat recorded in Liber ‘HH. tober 1, 1895, running three years, Securing the | IRE 540 acres of land, ‘more or leas; the second | {uth 210, bf the records of the alfice of the or sum of $6,000, together with interest thereon at | tract called “Cornwallis’ Neck,” contiguous to the | of the District of Columbia, together with the iu. the rate of 6 per cent per annum interest, payable | 2b0ve, and sometimes known as Whart Es-| provement thereon, consisting of a four-story base- semi-annually, from September 1, 189: tate,’ adjoining the lands of 8. H. Cox, R.A. | Beir irick house, No. 1082 1fth st awe Terms of sale: One-half cash! balance in six | Chapman, the drst-mentioned tract and otters con-| Terms ot sale’ One-third of the purchase money months, secured by a deed of trust on property sold, | téining 480 acres of land, more or less. 4 in cash, and the balance in three equal Install. or all cash, at the option of purchaser. One hun: |» These two tracts have about 1% miles river | ments, pasable in one (1), two (2) and three i) dred dollars’ deposit at time of sale. "All conyey- | fnt, @ business aud excursion wharf, store, dwell- | years,’ with interest at six (6) per cent per annum, ancing and recording at the purchaser's cost. Terins | 106 house, large tenant house, blacksmith shop, | payable semi-annually, from day of sale, secured He to ‘be complied with within ten days grom | V8rn at the wharf,-one large farm house, two teb- | Ly deca of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the | #Ut houses, two large pavilions, including a hotel. | af the option of the purchaser. “A deposit of $80) right to resell the property at the risk and cost of | ¢ the Jand extends from the Potomac river back | will be required at time of sale. All converanch detaulting purchaser after fre (G) days’ notice im | € Auattaweman creek; the soll ts rich, produclog | at chasers cori. Terms of ale to be comnpiled some newspaper blished In Washington, D. C. with wi In fifteen ys from «lay sale, Otherwise RANDOLPH. D. HOPKINS, Trustee. |W the Rene without fertiliser. As well wooded and | the trustees reserve the right to resell the property : i ee watered; has @ church und a school house on the _ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. £28-cokas rty. ‘The wharves have = deep fiver trout, | 9t Be *isk and cost of de 7 ot RATCLIFFE, SUTT e21 : : - 8, Kensington; $300. W. L. Wilson and wife | "2% by crfer of William B. Todd and Mahlon Se es ee ee acintiee see to Metropolitan Investment Company, two | Atifcrd, trustees. Sale Monday, March 2, at 4:30 eee spare ale lots at Garrett Park; $—. Levin Hoskinson | clock p.m. Higdon, Miss Barse, Miss Lowe, Miss Rol-| to George P. and Clarence Hoskinson, in-| Thomas Dowling & Co., Aucts., 612 E st. n.w.— Jin, Messrs. W. T. Raley, McCann, Maurice | terest in lands of the late Hilliary. Hoskin- | +1h st. n.c., dwellings Nos. 721-723-725 ond 727, E. Arnold, Cotton, Ridder, George F. Shaw, | S00; $400. Martha Parsons and Mary E,} With brick stable in rear of each. Sale Monday, Jett, Russell, Rummell, George Gertmann | Euckey to R. W. Walsh, 1 1-10 acres of | March 2, at 5 o'clock p.m. madi oblicees land; $. Jas. B. Henderson to Martha M. Latimer & Co., Auct: 1229-1231 @ st. ‘The followin; Lave been clected! officers Parsons and Mary E. Buckey, 1 1-10 acres | n.w.—North Capitol st., dwellings Nos. 22) and of the Si Teresa's Diadiatic ‘Slab for the of land; $. Otho W. Dutrow and wife to | 271, ty order of Walter H. Acker and Hannibal D. ensuing term: President, Mr fiowiias Ww. on H. Dutrow, four lots at Hyattstown; ree trustees. Sale Monday, March 2, at 4:30 iz esic ” Mis: —— a o'clock p.m. . ae ee en See edt 5 understood that erin clan ee ‘Thos. Dowling & Co., Aucts., 612 E st. n.w.— {reasurer, Bisa Janie Hean. The club €x-| hands will be worked at Seneca quarries | 22,%, UC, velllugs Nos, 601-605 and O07; also cts to render a play before the patients | faring the season ne Soon ne the Auarties | F st. me., dwelling No. 300, by order of Benjamin at St. Elizabeth’s Asylum in the near fu- oneledl for ae ization Y Minor, trustee. Chancery sale, cn Monday, “The marriage of Miss Rose Duckett ana] _ While operating a clover huller some days | Mit" 2 at 4 o'clock p.m. = Yr. Frederick Binger, both of Prince | 0, Mr. Wm. Chiswell, residing in the} Visa at man ame ane George's county, is anrounced to take place | W¢stern section of the county, met with @ | Sri 2 at 6:00 o'clock pam ‘at tke Methoaist Episcopal Church, in Cen- | Painful accident. While using a fork about | “Totincr & Co, Aucta--—Sale freville, Wednesday nest, < the machine the same was caught in a] | Jatime sage Continuation Sale ORIENTAL GOODS. Sale of unredeemed +» on Monday, Sale by anction at Chas. b peace at THOMAS W. F 5 Mr. ind Mrs. John Harrison gave a re-| f@Pily moving helt and hurled with great | Beum's, 416 7th st. n.w., of dress gous, domestles Succoniors to Kateliffe, Dare de Cor | gteakboate plgiag aad’ stopping aaligy and iue’ beat WILLIAM £. EDMONSTO eption to their daughter, Miss Emma, in | fo'e striking Mr. Chiswell in the face. | aud upholstery goods, dally, from 11 o'clock ain, - Shipping wharf in southern Maryland. 500 Gil st. ny. cmos ie Nor ut | His nose was broken and his face badly | to 5 o'clock p. : e : SALE_OF_UNIMPROV! ERTY, SITUATE | “The frstinentioned tract belng subject to a mort- ‘Trustel nor of her fifteenth birthday. Amon nin = se present x ; o nerde! ee ‘liffe, Sutton & Co., Ane - 3 : 3 ss EST, TO age, first on . ce oe Pay Stevens, Annie Driscoll and Mattie sap ahs Cpe a the clover huller eae, tton & Co. Ancts., goods Mr. Daghistanlian has decided AN E FP For particular description of both tracts see the] 3 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN Leonard. Kate Downey, Mrs. Emma Edelin, y y Ss : uron st. bet. 15th and 16th st g o°. mortgage of record first herein referred to or ap- | FRIDAY, MANCH SIXTH, I8v6, same hour irs. Casper Misel, Messrs. Benjamin Mun.|, The Supply of last year’s crop of wheat | iil, dwelling, by order of Isnu to continue the auction sale on 16, AT pis ut-the office of Duckett, Dent & Co., O35 F st. | plrce, Ty order of travte = Hoard Willi _ in this county is said to be smaller than it Pnil oi . re = will offer L. Washington, D. C., where plate, maps apd | EET ae = ell ard William Reardon. ae bece toe mh aStHeRe i and Poilip A. Darnell Sale Tues: + i. TUES , r REET falda f description and other particulars can | C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEDRS, 1407 G sT, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones have returned | H&S been for many years, and there is @| starch 3, at 1:0 o'clox MONDAY, TUESDAY AND __| fhe preintses: sublots No. SN eee ae uccessors to Lather & Sloan) from their bridal’ tour. brisk demand by local millers. Owing to| ” stugath & Kenn: Sale at BF. Me TEDNESDAY. ; |eke ee “Terms of sale: Cash on the ratification thereof —. Mrs. Julia A. Dony of Anacostia will| the steady advance for some weeks in the} gujy-s stabs, 410 1ith st. mw. on tu WEDNESDAY, Terms: One balance in one and two | by the court. $500 deposit required on the day of OFA TERRE STORY Rick CDECIGAL IRE Oman eehcbn price of grain those who have any seem we anaes a ee ‘ Eland two | by UMBER 517 FLORIDA AVENUB present the Woman's Relief Corps in the | PTi s March 3, at 11 o'clock a.m.. of a fine stock of | MARCH SECOND, THIRD AND] Sats. secur of trust on the property | sale. . A ANG. annial convention at St. Paul, Minn., next | ‘isposed to wait for higher rates. . TE ENS AVES ~ aN A sold, “repre utes of the purchaser, with | Boats leave Washington at 7 a.m., and Glymoat ee HWEST. ae th = Buinmer, as a delegate at lar: —— ae FOURTH, - interest at 6 per cont, payuble semi-annually, or | at 1 p.m. 7 wittns “ot Seed at Arwet, nade the Rwenty- Miss Nellie La Fry of Boston Is visiting KENSINGTON. 2 ©. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 1407 G st. naw.—Con C ’ all cash, at the opt % sper tis DE, KEFAUVER. fick day of Maren, 1890, aud revurded in Liber No, Ber aunt, Mrs. N. Fe Harnich, at Congress tinmatton sale of Oriental gods on Monday, ‘Tues At 11 A. M. AND 3 P. M. ote oid = ct Columbia, abd st the request of the z day Ved sd a Wh 4, a Scan ee 3h. M. r right reserved tor 2 cost of RICHARD C. KE + the regi Heishis , Mrs. William Veach, Mr. William Veach, | 1¥ aud Wednesday, March 2, 3 and 4, at 11 a.m. ZACH DAY At feuiting purchaser nosit of $100. require 3. ORVILLE JOUN default having be Ene record, im the checker tournament..| j,_ and Miss Emily Veach of.Cazroll county. |iict sO Che ayy at Bales toomy above: num. SACH DAY. ut tine of AM conveyancing, &c., at the pie woe Mortgagees. aS be in Eres: nat Miss Emily Ve county | her. F cost of the pi . Fie ee Seon se¥er@l| are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stock. | Jos sph Bros. & Ce iin. ave Sale of Among them will be found mhsdede ie WN & CO., Aucts,_ | Attorneys of Mortzngecs; | ian Sor longer, is as follow Miss Sallie Reese, who has been the guest | an assortment of m Tusdas. | Ries, Carpets and Portieres, DUNCANSON Bi avcriongEns, — |S ¥ #8! cuir duaasizaitied : certain piece or y Wa #9; Quaid, | of her sister, Mrs. J. F. Stoek, for several] March 3, at 10 o'clock a.m. in of sales » ; iy es BE Tak Ata AG RILON gE COREA RATOLIFFE, SUTTON & ©0., Auctioneers, a he a e Miller, | weeks, has returned to her home in Balti- | !:ts. Arms, Curios and China, LAND 389 SLVANL = eaveneints Fe Matclime, tare A009 three «a Harber & ore. > CALLED “TIE” MONUM AL | TRUSTEF's SALE OF THE THREE story BRICK | certain In all shapes and designs, OUT Ee TEE | in eald District, dale Master Frederick Mulfinger has sone to ow known as DWELLAN Master Frederi aineer Tao 7c 18 Ae xD : : per plat recorded. in Liber or en his premises, and was arre: See sete ie Snes tah Praise 3oth useful and ornamental. : Db. TNE OCLOCK DAL i trerts Gated abs | 5 Or lhe serene of eve mameont (28 Bis premises, and a} School. fei oe. sre SA Rein ahe IN FROME OF itis © y by vitue of a ded oe an are District | District, and dew man Allen and held at the Ana _- C.G. SLOAN & CO., GE tease dated aime. “D,” 1588, and recorded | of Caluminia. In Lites Sor ate See eee | Reginning at the southwestern corner of sald is BROOKLAND. Auct June +0, A.D. 1sss, in Liber No. 114, et | one of the land records of Columt Mock, at the intersection of Juniper street and aulting eas Auctioneers. » of the Lind records of the Dist on, in front of th reap hipms, lee Da of Hills- | Mrs. H. J. Perrod will not be at home to 1 will offer at public an ie ‘unde I expose to p on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH I yur 4), In square five tundred | MARCH, A.D, 1898,” AT HALY-PAST FOUR i WCLICK P.M following described real estate, sitaate int shington, Distriet of Co- lumtia, tow in pirce or parcel of a distinguisbed as and ed hve (), im syaare uuin- eo hundred and one with metes ber | bounds as follows: Beginning at the soni r of raid lot, we hundred and f inches to pub sald al esterday by Policeman | por fri nds on Thursdays, as formerly, een organized in Ana-| Until after May 1. rship comprising some | The Minuet Club of the Central High or the le of the town. School was pleasantly entertained Friday a Ti urnee Ut IS Visit | evening at the home of Mrs. Marean. The - It is contemplated to have a mass meet-| ‘I came out in a ‘bus, chaperoned by tia, probably at Masonic Hall, | Mrs. Endicott. Mrs. Marean was assisted Mn the course of a very few evenings, in| ir. receiving the guests by her daughter, order to st that the citizens of that | Miss Ruth Marean, Miss Lucy Lynch and town and y are thoroughly alive to| Mics Pearl Potter. The eniertainment pri ve With said south line to a point at tn with a line drawn perpendicular to Aue 32.86 feet southeast from place of e with aid lust mentioned line to & CO., Auctione AUCTION! As we require the rom for departments which to enlarge T have dete 4 to close out | k of Dry ¢ of Dress Good sties nnd Upholstery Goods, and will sell cost torly with the north e, seventy (70) feet more tern corner Of lot sixty (G0), "subdivision, as recorded in Lit x finproved by 5 rvems, dN YOLOCK P. prope anu, s option, Taxes paid to 5, A deposit of $200 vequired at time of the importa’ ing active steps in he emai Sof weno ibens DAVIDSON, Trustee, the matier of rapid transit if they wish to | Pard, for the young ee oe District of Columbia in Wook AT IRE, Trusteo, S . am ots WIL be sold separately. : ing and in ing. The first prizes ims of sale: On--Uicd jaunt carried off Moore ana Mr. tobe paid in cash, and t proves ad bi here were al colleges years from 2 Ove hed by the students of the Catholic | ef 6 pe : HYATTSVILLE. and secured Universit mong those present were the Gnesi important meetin; * th Pri te zs eas ee ‘! ears petine Of the er, Miss Pe ore and Miss dat Me-| nic Castelle and Mr. Von Mr. Fox, * Hall last Friday night, with Maj. ‘y in the chair, and Mr. H. B. ecretary. There was an unusualiy tendance, and much enthusiasm was manifested. Brief speeches were made by e, Mr. the Chinese tion, M Mr. man and Mr. MeLeigh. The officers of the M ar> Miss Annie Endicott, p <s Moore, secretary. As the merry ung, M. with within + SECOND |3 FLOOR cihaser’s cost and risk. THOMAS Kk. MARTIN, Troster, 1915 Va. ave. F % ous BENINMIN 5. MIN ceshit. Ci = THOMAS DOWLING & CO. AUCTION AUCTIONEERS. D. M. Nesbit, Capt. W. A. Bartlett, H. B. tarted for the city they gave the G12 E st. n Fowl M. Burchard, J. A. Blsndon, 1 High School cheer. ‘ —— a or MY Story, . Capt. A. J. Daily, Rufus Ager and Mr. Bands Yee WED PROPERTY, EACH Day YWEEN THE HOURS OF s f . a -| led last night by ROOM BRICK DWELT : page’ Knowles. committee was appointed to} wi e ANI ti ain deed of trust to us, dated welling, koow mest the committee representing the Blad- BRICK a d duly recorded in Liber No. je. Of she Iam records of tthe reqnest of undersizned Il a m. and ensburg Republican Club and exchange views with them in reference to forming a lune of action which would cause the two| clubs to werk together harmoniously. The committee was also instructed to confer | # J2 One-third cash, Distriet payalde in an party secu will sell, at pub Le hoki its moathly ing tomorrow night, at which e attendance Is expected. iy. frou di COND, 1896, AT Pi 2 ‘ Z A deposit of two Luu with committees of the various other re-| Mr. Lane of Kekington is building two octhay Gk Mer Ie eae iota ieee Will be required at the time of sa Publican clubs of the county with a view of | "e® houses on T street in that suburb. Se rigs In square remises. situate improved by {0 dwellings, wit cellars and re and ull modert anit Jing at the cost of th District of Ce accomplishing the same object. A com- in May arrangements will be made for District of fe saie to be complied with wit : as so faving. a : of eale, ciberaiec the rewerve mittee on registration, voters and primar; | tTansforming the Eckington Hotel into a | dc nt Lith st iting at ayant int Sir eknc as womn ine praia ens ons was also appointed. This cone. | Baptist school. Mr. McKellip, wil! vacate |g dent) of feet norttiensterly pe gags rl erga ti anes litte will take a census of the bona fide | the building before that time. ‘Those in | The houses will be and runni TS ANDY TOPE ALL ¢ GAS. BAUM, 416 7th Street. Labo tn sit of $100 Voters of the different districts and ascer-| Ch@"se of the Baptist school will make tain the whereabouts of each voter. The | ™20¥ Changes In the house and grounds committee consists of twelve members, and | ,,Th® subject for the Epworth League tor can be increased from time to time, as the | {5 Wouth of M ie ie Gbrist In Tempta; circumstances may require. Over twenty | JOM”, Pereine ae Teele Sag 5 spplications for membership were received | (oon “the Time and Sources GF wee hy the secretary. ‘There are nearly one hun- | UP" evend Sources of Tempta- dred members now upon the rolls of the | U0?" n -moerats. pag A eS i iy Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Welsh entertained a | [008 F- A. A. M., will hold its meeting number of friends at their home on John- sees feet und erly et; thence westerl ofa line drawa from said a’ running north 2 degrees said line 61 f said avenue and place of beziuning. Terms of sale: One | to be in cash, | itstalimenis, payabl - | interest at ‘six (6) per ceutum per | able semt-aunnally from day of sale deed of taust upon the property: sold,’ er at the option of the purr Wil be required aplion of purehas each ho at thine dit LOCATED G AND H in one and two AID PROPERTY IME DWELLING NU. 75 4 AST. . | By viriue of a decree of the Supreme A deposit of $190 | the” District of Columbia, passed in ti Tat the time of | Harry Russell Myers vs. Eo Myers will meet case of al. Oe as caucaes og- leanne < 55 nike | sale. AN conve nid bat Ejuity No. We Nill “offer for ale at uly sen avenue. Those present were Mr. and] 2b RUmber of students of Georgetown NT RENS DULY, AU ON EIS. fees at the cost of the purchaser. as Of sale | Ife auction in front_of the premises, ON. WEDNIS. Convent visited the suburb sesterday. ‘The . H. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. : 3 es peded in’ Liber No. 1994, folio 18 of the District of € of the parties a with within tn d 0 trustees rese! at the risk aud young ladte the s: from day of | DAY, THE FOURTI OF MAKCH, AL 1 1596, AT HALE-PAST POUR O'CLOCK EM. Tolluwing e and pret te ty-wix (46) feet, * frout bythe depth . in y were accomp Turner of Woodville, Were accompa! Misses Bayly | win Breckland, oe een Mudd, and | “Mr. Lamar Monarch Is still at h F Mr. La ch is s his home Ss Shellenberger. E. A. Fuller) in Kentucky, Was recently called | &nd Howard Moran. on business. It is probable th : i ; siness. It is probable that he will not An athletic club will be organized among | ferurn this term to par, peels the Mis irony AbeTiON Mal sur pa sitnaie in the elty gr tnd 2d the young men next Thursday evening at| the Catholic Unive sbingt 0 of ‘Colun ais apd One pair EC = the office of Ju ERG Ce ee Saies heme tay One hal | ahomas bowl A new weekly paper, called the Prince — Merit Promo: rabklin J, lot nunider George Herald, m t appearance usin the Departments SALE _ OF VALUABLE IMP last Friday, ‘Ty the Editor of The Evening Star: ears ate aan rer SING oe A party of Bladensburg fishermen hauled | Would not this be a good time for the ad-| Liber No. twenty-one (21), follo se peur a etic wo ck) feet, a Be a seine in the Eastern branch Saturday | herents of the merit system to unite in an| {Be fUFveror’s office of Dew in Ff ave et foot night and caught a large number of mui- | Peren's S : ou ve G5) feck a lets pike and chubs. ‘This is the first large | €fort to relieve promoticns in the govern- alone tal pth, mine noriyenst) rom the Nes fhaul that has been made in the branch this | ment departments une of political i en coke tugetner with i cine ret of Columbia, | the impo is, Ways, cascients, rights season. |, | influence, and to place all chiets of divisions cdnos ats oF elas, Suma. | eiviloges theremmito Uclonging, or Aa’ anywt P his sia ne in Bladen: ane tte Gon. under civil service rules? In the reform ‘on Stunt f h Brewing Co. vs, Mayse et al., | pertilning: the said part of Tot six 16) at nis residence in Bladensburg. Mr. - > lexicon of the government the no such werd as “influenc: Mumbered 1 tees will sell in equity, the under z in public auction, in front cf the | numbered 7 man drove the first stage coach between yp inspeetion. . Bladensburg and Washington. scribed being improved by a frame building, 10th Bt. Le. EDWARD DENN, 7 = - premises, HUN FIrTH, ‘Terms of Sale: 4 third of the purchase wo ineans a barter RATCHEFE, SULLO AT HALF TF fart of | to be paid in cash on th day eae or within ten — —> —- avors, for p s. in the army and 7 a sts tv i i } original 16, in square No. 86, In the city | days thereafter, mud the resid ae See AVENEL. promotions are almost invariably ba: EER TUE CO bar pauagin/eastic URI appease : 4D st. ulw., ot W on, District of Columbia, with fhe in ments in one aud t rs from date of eu 1 4 ic ‘ . Ot Coite ashacdela sels SALE eon, said lot beginning for the - 2 tnd Feltham cate ne hese i thIS Way Mo | one year from Way of atte, with 6 per cent int ON Tit < ° ata point in the line of K street distant 17 Mr. Thomas Ware entertained a number | favoritism can be shown. In the civil serv- | est, payable semi-annually, and secured DENCANSON BROS. AND f said ot, snd Ad. or ail t property of his friends at his home here Thursday | ice. however, a better plan would be to pro-| of ‘trust on th (45) foe thence mote Om wirating Wased upon eititieney cash, at the option of the purcheser. A deposit of TRUSTER 45 fect to the line of | secured by a deed of trust upon the property: sold last, the event being his thirty-ninth birth~ | ee ot a camber aE the coe eeency And | $350 on each tot to We requiced at time of wales fe tast 18 feet to the place | Iu the usual form, “or the purchaser ina” pay all a At o'clock an excellent dinner was ik ee All conveyancing and recording at the cost of place should be decided by a competitive aa Sonvenaelng smd) recontng yore ser after which the party adjourned to| amination of all the clerks in an office, jt | in ten days from date of ile. otherwise the tris. | an open fleid near Mr. Ware's residence, | might happen that some inexperienced | wes reserve the right ‘to tedell the property. at where they engaged In shooting at pigeons | Young person, fresh from school, would | the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, “urter as they were allowed to escape from a trap, | capture the place over the heads of much | Meh publication na ther mas deem catia es Y P- | inore competent clerks. In other words, - Hi Cant,” AE the poretinser should fail to cvmnpls. with ird cash, balance in one| the terms of sale within the Un Mteroa AY Go iae cent ene | trustees are authorized by the di tise and resell the property in respect of wh faut has been made at the risk aiid cost. ot faulting purchaser. All advertising ‘and ‘recontir fo be at the cost of the purchaser. “Two. hinds. ms of sale: On two years, with ds | annum, secured by a deed of trust onthe py in me or ae at ae of the pure deposit of 100 required at time of sule, MARCH, A.D. | conveyancing apd recordipg at purchaser's cost. corded fn et Boq., of the Lund reco mabia, I, as surviving trast the “premises, on WEDNI 1 DAY ¢ Day, and premises b Fl P Toi 1th st! nw. i SEN auiine 1sv6, T FOUR O'CLOCK " © s fen days frou | 20d fifty S290) deposit on each parcel sid on ace =e J. Tigh and John G. Fidler cap-| the test of education, while valuable to a HANNIBAL D. NORTON, ‘Trusteo Pistrick oe olan pe desea, a8 and NEMS | following described lund and premises, Nani the | aa "ot gale, Suneies the Trane, Trewrve ‘tive | ceptance of bid. = turing fifteen out of seventeen pigeons | certain extent, should not be the sole cri-| fe21-d&ds 4 hana: wupdrete o lore inabeced fourteea (1h) | improvements, He cease Ways and appur- | right to resell the property ut risk and cost of THOS. E. W each. Afler the shooting, other outdoor | terion. ~ DUNGANSON ERG and fifteen (15), in block numbered seventeen (17), | tenane ss thereunto belonging, situate and lying tm | defaulting purchaser. adanin were tained ite | SEiGneAaK ‘As the best way out of the difficulty the peas in Hall & Eivais's subdivision of “Meridian Hit, | te clty of Washington, in the District of Columbia, GEORGE H. LA FETRA, Trustee, ae = ae PY e is . Among those LY i © Oy a a - ars - i ted mee Shepherd’? | Part of original jot numbered nine, in square 11th and G sts. nw, 5 S35, present to congratulate Mr. Ware were | allowing plan is suggested: When a va- | ‘TRUSTHRS: SALE OF A THREESTORY ERICK | a4 per plat recorded In Liber ‘Shepherd, Dean SO ere er nmteare JOHN &. BENT EAE ss aw. | esyain Messrs. J Peter ‘Tigh’ of | CAMe¥ occurs in any office let the three} — DWELLING. WITH TWo-sTory Golly 1%, Of the records of the, ofits! of the sure | INMNEED Sele runes peeanes for the mmeat | ° Residence. Beltavine, ma. | —guoMAS “DOW Pek So and ‘Theo. | Pighest in the crder of seniority of service | po victue of = deed of trust dated January 12, | to deed of trust for $090, with uterest frou See feet to the north Une of sald lot; NCANGON BROS, AUCTIONEERS, a rd Frank | Chter into a competitive examination, which | 3892, and duly recorded in Liber No. 1651, folio | tember 4, ence west on said north line 37 f¢ es Boake eens should be as practical as possible, consist- | 164 ‘st seq., of the land records of the District ot | Terms men, under the superintendence of | ‘8S Principally of questions relating to of-| Columbia. we will sell, in front of the premises, | of $100 ar superintendence of | ice Work, letter writing and other subjects | a MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF Mancit, | complied i lark, the contractor, are busy ork: x a AST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, | the tr eve the ight to resell at thet Wing the fine barn on Mra Ee | of essential importance. This examination ae ere ot eed ae AR ne con's place here that was destroyed | Should be entirely under the control of the | fses known and distinguis nd belng all of | anelug, recording, cl: Ty fire a few months ago. The new barn | clVil service commission, and the names of | original lot_ numbered 13, jnare numbered 264, will be one hundred and forty. feet front | Re competitors should not be known to the | toxether with all the easement tam lees by forty-three 'fert deep, with stone foun-| C*aminer wlio’ marks) the papers, -Sefore | spencer ss \> ‘ue seme Ueltncing|or Is anyiwive | @ydede ————_- dation walls eighteen f. igh from tne | €Mtering the examination each of the three | “HRs. One-third cash, balance In one’ and two FUTURE DAYS. ground, upon which the frame of two stor- | Comtestants should be rated by the head of | sears at 6 per cent per annum, interest payable = Ses will be built, and when completed will | {he bureau as to efficiency. This should be | semi-annually, to be secured by’ deed of trust ot resent a handsome appearai Mrs, | done after a personal investigation of the | the property told, oe ail, cash, at the Jou of ‘the utchinson 1s also having constructed. a | Tecord of each candidate, and the efficiency | purchaser. "A deposit of $200 required of the pur. Y a chaser rt_time of sale. Conveyancing, &c.. at new poultry house, dimensions twenty by | ™4rks should be approved by the head of | pivchaser's cost. ‘Terms of sale to be complied = fac one hurne the department before the examination. | \ith in ten days from date of sale, otherwise (rus- Bie oe tae ee nin ONS Pune at | Toe emicteney und cxamibntion macks cone teea ressive the right to resell the property at th ¢ Of the barn fire. i bined should determine who is to have the | the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after dcre Freman_ of fad street | oRUSTRES! SALE OF ¥ CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, ESTATE, KNOWN AS NO PRos- G SNUI RGETOW: Shs NORTHEAST. By virtue of a decree of the Oe: the District of Columbia, md “and nbove trust cash, A deposit, lime of sale. ‘Terms to b in fifteen days from day of sal quity cause No. Ws. Mary A. Heid ed trusters will sell, at ic ises, at TALE DAY, THE Ft the following t the cost of the par ISAAC W. NORDLING PHILIP A. DARNE quest of the party se We, the under- signed trusts, will sell, at public ‘auction, in front | DAY OF A i of the premixes, on FRIDAY, THE THIRTEENTH | gered land nd. premises, DAY . A.D. 1806, AT FIVE O'CLOCK | Georgetown, District of Colum! » the following described Iund and premises, | Sp lors ot twenty (20) and” twenty-one te in the city of Washinton, in the District | fn old ¢ {also known as lots 30 and of square 49, Georgetown), beginning for thi der | at a distance of Bfty-two (2) fe Of | meusured west f f on the worth lin to” resell the . Y after five it some mews. inoore: = of de MEI & CD,, APCTIONE . 128i G st. din Washington, AZARIAH Tots Nos. 30, and James M. en squnte No. 1008, 28 recorded No. 48, at | west wornc folio 82, in the office of the surveyor of th niet District! AXD DID 1OLD ning thence West vhic! 1 five days’ advertisement of such resale in somo IMPROVED | Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money | twenty-nine ROCKVIL Reon niente ican proceed go to the | Tewspaper published. in Washington, D.C CONSIST. | to be paid in cash, and the bulauce in two equal | and. taming eo WILLIAM B. TODD, PREET, NUS, | installments, payable In one and two years, with pala minimum degree of standing 16 attaltied. (if MAHLON ASHFORD, CLIVEL interest at Six per cent per annum, pasable’ semi wuilding brie Burgess, colored, had been arrested at his | Cleris im order of seniority shoul oer "THIS EVENING. t. | No. 1602, entitled Myers ‘va, Lawler ang oticrs, | option of the purchaser, "A deposit of $50’ om cacy | {itd cash, and the Inlance of the pp ome in Washington and turned over to| med Other things being equal, the clerk} ____1 eas —— the undersigned trustees will sell, at public nue: | Lot will be required of the purchaser at the. tine | uy jcuuad imetallimerts im one and two sears, r iadeorese cio. | onSest in the service should be promoted. | AUGTION SALE OF UNREDBPMED F z tion, In front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, | of sile. All conveyancing, recording and potarial | with im npuaily, from 4 De Sheriff! Brow ©€ vio-| The position of chief of division should, be } will sell by public auction at 1009 E st., March — " THE ELEVENTH DAY OF MARCH, A.D. 1896, | fees at the cost of the purchaser, Terms of sale ~ tum per amy Jation of the local option law in selling in- lar manner from the next | 2 at 350 p.m., all goods on which interest re- | TRUSTEES. SALR OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | qpgz ST FOUR O'CLOCK PAL, part of { to be complied with within ten days from duy of | pall and mecared by clea of traat to tie toxicating liquors in this It is saia | lowerclass. Now that the clerkships in the auntie Deas coeeeate oncala zee and pret ae EB, NO 459 MS’ “} Jot 46, square 30, in Gcorgeto in the Distrust sale, otherwise the trustces reserve the right to | sold, or all cash, at t ‘pth hi: go ows oer i departments are about equally divided be- | yaa eee eee ee cots clotting: | By virtue of @ certain decd of trust to us, dated | of Columbia, beginning on’ M street at the east { resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- | posit of $200 will be required at thne of stl i eee Uursess follows the occupation of @| tween the democrats and republicans (with | Q-amowe ces: Musical instruments, Cloghing: | ine 25, Teoke and dete eeeded fa Eee Ro. ous | line of said Jot-and Fonuing thence on M street | faulting purchaser, ; perth reed tach o potig a yienede Sige en hucksier, and that during his trips through | @ populist here and there), no one should! EN'JOHNSON, Auctioneer.” *s625-7t* | follo 489 et seq., of ihe land records of the Dis: Se tie area or eae te or an As 2 Enos, ch eng Mio asigr inating gag ores pana thi i € the county emt aoe : ¢ the merit ayat 3 trict of Columbla, and at the request of the party | Alley separating the property of James Manogue} - Oflice, 624 F st. now. with in Gve days from day of eale the trustors ro- ‘at portion of the county embraced In| object to an extension of the merit system. FUTURE DAYS. secured thereby, Wwe, the undersigned trustees, will | 00 the West side from the part ‘of lot now de- W. BE. EDM . serve the right to resell at the risk and cost of de- ville district he has teen in the habit | Taking promotions out of politics would, in sell, at public auction, In front of the premises, on | Scribed; thence with the middle of said alley south Office, ser, after three days" public notice felting pure spensing liquer from his wagon. It is} 2 sTeat Measure, remove the inducement to} aucTION E OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.— | FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF FEB. | 80 49-100 feet to intersect the second Ine of suid | fe27-d&ds Of such resale id solme DeWspaper pul ‘ ke d from the classified service ing for Library of Congress, Wash-| RUARY,” A. D. 1896; HALF-PAST FOUR | lot; thence with said second line until a line drawn | — —<=s = = Wasbingtoa, DU. ee d that sutiicient evidenc= to convict ea oolitet rea one Women should favor | ington, D. G. March 2 1806 —‘Two belek dwelling | O'CLOCK. Pot the following described EE eee eet ee i tateceeauel with | “THOMAS DOWLING & 00.._ AUCTIONEEMS, Come Sane him of this Infraction of the law has been| this plan, as it gives them equal chances | houses near East Capitol and 2d streets south-| premises, situate in the city of Washington, im the | the first ine ut 1 bck u piegha it; thence B OST. N.W. get aie ae pba g = east, wagon scale, hoisting engine, derrick booms, trict of Columbia, nnd designated as and being | With said last line reversed to the bezinning. Sonn a 7 JAMES Ww. secured. Up to Saturday nlgh: Burgess | with men. CIVIL SERVICE. old "tools, steam pumps, scrap iron, rigging | all that part of original lot 9, in square O13, com | Terms: One-third cash, and the baiance In two| TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK had not been brought here to jail, and it ts ee Diocks, refuse lumber and other old articles and | tained within the following metes and tonnde: Be- | Caual installments, parable in one and two seam | -DWELLING, NO. 184 FLORIDA AVENUE ven, supposed he has given sufficient security May Be Continued to This City. materfals, will be sold at pablic auction on the| ginning for the same at a point on M street dis- | with interest, and secured by deed of trust upon NORTHWEST. us apy - ae 2 - | tant 20 feet east thwest corner of the property ‘sold, or thy jxirchaser may pay all | | By. virtue of two certain deeds of trust to us, Brenit Qbbsarance at the next term of the| 4 Hacerstown dispatch says: The Fred- aerate his city, on TUESDAY: THA TENTH | lot 8 and running thee UNE Core nen | cash) at his option, ‘Terms to be complied Mith tn | Gutca November ® and November 1s, toa heeds erick and Pennsylvania line railroad, that fax OF MARCH, 1896, AT EN O°CLOOK | to the rear line of saftl lot;. thence east feet; | fifteen days, or the property will be resold, IM VED bs = z ,y folic 2 Ex-Judge Wm. Viers Boule a: Gla ue soe ae ee ee OTH. : 1 th th 108 fe ches to M street; and | risk end cost of the defaulting purchaser. A de-| at folio 363" et seq., respectively, of the land es R. Maus. two of the oldest citi portion of the Frederick division railroad | {fitined on application to the anctloncers or to | tence west 30 feet to the place of Degluning, to- | posit of $200 at the time af sale. records of the District of Columbia, and at ihe | yh ss. oe @ certoin dood of trust to ue, dated town, have for some days lying in Maryland, which is now being op-| this office. BERNARD R. GREEN, Superintend- | gether with the Improvements, consisting of a two- MICHAEL J. COLBERT, Trustee, request of-tho party secured themby. we, the | anrii 25, 1s2 and Guly recorded in Liner N their’ hemes by Miness. slr, Maus i eb : ent and Engineer. RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & | story brick dwelling. c -4 ci Xstreet nw, | undersigned trustees, will sell, at public auction, | Jos. at’ foil Mt eq, of the land records ut @@ to have suffered a partial stroke ot | CTated by the Pennsylvania system, will] Gi} “Atctioneers. ” * “"mh2-6t | Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money Crete ea eee denne oe Premises, on MONDAY, THE} ine District of Columbia, and at the request of Paralysis. A large number of cases of | be sold at public auction af Frederick, Md.. | —roMAas DOWLING & ©0,, AUCTIONEmna. — | {2,be,peld in cash, and the balance in two equal a SUTTON & 00. ae awe | OUI O'CLOOK. PAKS ihe Pani EEA | the ga cecared shereiy, we. the sadcrsieued ~ Jneasies ate also reporta ae = at the_cov jouse, on Tuesday, June sy é : en + PFE, IN . INEERS, 3 ’ ad . escribed | trustees, will sell, at publi ar both among adults and cutie? Vicinity, | Next. It 1s thought that the road will be | py viRTUm OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED peu cmunally oe ee chen ested ty ae (Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr de Co.) Yom, Disttet of Coluabis, nae see a we asHiNE: | preintwes, an THCRSDAT WREATH Miss Valeria Flack of Wheaton district ig} bought by the Pennsylvania people and | May 23, 1895, led in Tiber 2084, folia 78 et | trust upon ihe property sold, or all cash, at the | TRUSTHES’ SALE OF A FRAMB HO} on | Bimbered thicty (0), in “John W. Starr's subdie | Ve MARCH. A.D. 1896, AT OCs . = ton dis : rds of the Distler of IN| Sinioe ergata = the followhig described land and premises, “si Spending some time at Annapoii. continued on from that city to Washington, , one of the land reco option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will SHERIDAN AYENUB, ANACOSTIA, ‘square numbered one hundred andj nate in the city of Washington, in the District of guest of Miss Jane Fisideney = *% the} as, it 1s sald, they are desirous of getting imbia, oe e undersigned, by direction of the pat- | required of the, purchaser st the time of sale. All| py ‘virtua of of fraat, uly decorded in | Soe (1, 88 er plat recorded "Liter" C, Columbia, and designated ax aid being ail «fi ‘The clerk of the circuit court has issuea| 8 outlet to the cap! ym southern oer oR ‘op SATURDAY, MARCH pyencing, socordiny iz al eat iS be in Liber No. folio ogee} ‘one of the land | +1, ee pan o! Ofice of | No. 45, in square SIZ, together with the it aerate 5 viv: z g cost. r - 4 f Columbia, tog ii ory brick dwe arriage licenses to the f assed | Pennsylvania. The retiring board of direc- TEN O'CLOOK’ A.M, iin ton lanes et com- | records for the District bla, the under- eyor District o consisting of a! three-story’ bri Bi ethos of the‘toses tt. Moe |taet'om tp part othe cur ge rere | SENT, ie: GE NGS, AM tt | pee hoi ane om a fo | sar et ke emg, ge | ee Mertens aad so BPs She fon and Sarah Den?; Semuai FE. Neverson will meet the Pennsylvania directors and| of the ion News hing Set § property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- buy Sakon, By poe of THneR G 1K | . Sold subject to a certeIn deed of trust to secure gna Annie Swailes: Thomas H. Pope 224 | officials at their annual meeting i the of-| sod ‘The Washington News Association, covered | chaser. foll Teal ‘in the | $2,009, in three years from October 14, 1895, with See wouamson, | oR, reghnga, bite peng pe eitaie bee ba and) fice of the Northern Central raflway in| 3 trust, ing, er things, ‘Columbia, towne it at six per cent, said interest payable semi- gumle V- Stevens; Edward Miles and Hattie | Ace of the, Northen pee eeteet jesirle Hotors ee Re (6) in the subgi. | anovally, farther particulars of which will be an- The following transfers of real estat. ‘Cases, Oy z A trustees ti Terms of sile: All over and above sald first ~ he time. of have been placed upon the. land podem Public Schools, Thehe eects val be ric mpole, bat if Saran Bet nibamas | survey of the oles with | treet cash, A deposit of $100 required. at ioe mit, AN tonccgunciag, cecoreiey ond naa room dooks: en Z satisfactory they —— ale. ‘com; fen das: laser. Terms of sale toh Frank Dwyee ani Taher, and wife to] In The Star’s Almanac for 1806, on page ry Gethiled ust may | (THE ABOVE SALE a5 POSTPONED, ox ao. | “te. Gay of sale, otherwise the trustecs reserve | Stuivich ith Nuthin ten dass from, day ot ‘sale. phage ar thee C Grimtn, 2 will be found interesting information | * bad on to the ni Gon | squat of the rain, to MONDAY, MARCH NINTH, secepingee © Tight to resell the property at risk and cost | otticrwise the trustees reserve the right to resell Leighton and wife to Joifi J. Hompnili, | Conceraing the public schools of the District, 2 ‘Srustoo, NS MAHLON” ASHFORD, purchases’ 7 : at toe cost of purchaser. = “7 Fe | the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting — = at Woodside; 2,000, Frank Neck. | At all news stands and at The Star Office, > gam. aye, $.0. KATHE A AENE H.. WILLIAMSON, BES! ARD EL PAIO. A MARLON ASHEORD. and wife to Charles H. Graham, half | Price, 25c. copy, wbesE ve. Be | Attorney for party secured. fe29-d&da PO 2.)” Te2Q-Ohde Traste fe26-d&eds ia Tonia, :