Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1896, Page 9

REMARKABLE CHARGE Police Say a One-Legged Man Climbed a Lamp Post. BEFORE THE POLICE JUDGES Youthful Prisoner Thrown With Cld Hardened Offenders. AND SENTENCES There was a man standing near almost ee sight of the Police Court ing. They were awaiting the ar- rival of the in order that they ht get e ef the unfortuncte men and wo- ° been arrested. As soo as the Van arrived these men swarmed toward the court entrance, and had taken their places across th: walk with the grace of Men paid for that purpose. But when the driver p ne Key in the lock of the van door Policeman Flynn appeared at the dgor of the court, and this was a signal for the crowd of curious people to scatter. And it required but one word of warn- ing. “You people will have to get away from here,” was the order of the policeman, and backward they moved. One step at a time was teken until the sidewalk was cleared, and the officers nec- essary to guard the prisoners were on duty. First to siep from the prison vehicle was a colored man, who was minus a leg, and as he moved slowly toward the dark cor- ridor lea: to the cells he turned to the crowd at a distance and called to a friend: “Sport, have you got a cigarette?” nus cigarettes and money, egeed citizen nad to go in the cel and postpone his after-breakfast nd him followed several able- el men, who had been ar- and several white in strong drink, d women. ‘hicle was a col- bent to Duc ng mstead of bevarage, and she would t wa: Toll and sav ‘There w and th charge egainst drunk and > Capitol the alleca- information, — an 7 ¢, who still showed "said Capi- “He was drunk je for money. When had helped elect waiting to see i he thought tol Fol and was 1 arre the ol s lel to see Joe, ore end him icney im about getting and I spoke to I made a little a big mi re- u from?" Whalen was Troy,” he answere pton liome now. on money Wednes:ta: 1© court, “and now he has not one cent of it.” “What did yeu do with your pension mone “NS this me, and now you teen day: = Criminals. y told by a little boy ~d. He gave his name as and his father was In the au- clence to hear what was said and done. vhaps ten years oll, had urday night because he 1 stoned at heuses en 19th street and asked for food. Policeman Stewart had ar- and he had been confined in a i driven to court In company de-s against every law on the pol with old statute by onded the Ittle fellow the elerk road to him a charge of preferred 4y the policeman. en the boy's f: left e and advanced to 1 hear every word against his boy. , going from house to ng,"’ said the pol: when T went near enc of the I heard him ask for 2 were you by judge asked Walter. 1 was hungry and wanted something to eat s h’s resy ‘Where do you } Severth and F dary.” He said his mc father had =x her had just died and his irer to support. “ng to eat at home?” ly a little.” Judge Kin? communicat if the hoy's father “Fm his father,” stood at th 4 he had received a t this case and asked were in court. said the man who had rail and listened attentively to the hea “§ he ans a, “H knew nethi mit my boy besg:ng. “Did you nything at home to eat?" ad end coffee.” i at No. 2080 7th street ly buried his wife. He had h employment recently, and t rather difficult to get along. re red the boy to give his ad released him. Remarkable Charge. ext in line came the one-legged man, Whose name was given as John Brown. “My nam clair,” he said, “but when, I get arrested I gave my mother’s maiden e. “What's the charge against this man?” Judge Kimball inquired. “Climbing a lamp p responded the d a “Doinz what?" asked the judge, who was vised or who thought he had teod the clerk. The clerk repeated the charge, and before hearing the evidence the juge tried to pic. ture in hi d the scene charged to have near the © street market But in this effort he was he found The court personal bo. without a ladder,” clerk. “for I can't an can climb au lamp post. “He got up there to light a cigarette,” was nan Sweet's statement “I wasn't up a lamp post, judge. prisoner. said the You know a man with one leg can't climb, and the policeman didn't see me till I was turned over to him by a Watchman.” The judge listened again to the police- Iran's Statement, and again he expressed his inability to understand how John could have ascended the iron post, and released him on his own bond. “Guilty,” answered Tony Anderson, a colored representative of South Washing- ten. There was a charge of disotderly egainst him, and he expected to get off With the imposition of a $% fine, but the oliceman, who arrested him whispered, This is a crap game,” and the court said “Ten dollars.” he A pensioner named Anthony McGrail was in the is because he had spent his pen- sion money in riotous living and was with- eut funds last nigh “I found him sleeping in a cab at Knox's stable,” said the officer. “‘He’ been drunk since pension day, and last night he said he had no place where he could go.” “His money must be gone if he’s been drunk since pension day,” remarked the court. “Where are you from?” “I belong in New Brunswick, N. J., but I've been here since fall, following the um- treila business.” “Fifteen days.” Other Cases. Four colored men—Charles Brown, Charles Lang, Oliver Winston and Joshua Silvey— represented a crap game in Blagden’s alley, but three of them denied the charge after two policemen had described the game of 7-11” on a horse blanket, in the light of a stable lantern. Silvey, the fourth member of the quartet, Was called, and the judge told him he would be used as a witness. He then turned in- former and corroborated the evidence given by tne two policemen. Silvey was thereupon released, and his companions were fined $10, or thirty days. . Patrick Sullivan claims that he is a resi- dent of Boston, but he has been stopping here on the farm for a few days. Saturday afternoon he was released, and in less than two hours he was drunk and begging. mee you let me go I'll quit the town,” said Gs “Not today,” said the court. ‘I've not had a chance to get out yet,” he said. “When I got out Saturday I went to Kenning to catch a freight, but a detective frightened me off, and I thought I would &o today.” “Thirty days.” Peter Riley said he had only been arrested once before he started on the road, but now he is considered a vagrant and suspicious character wherever he goes. “I only got in town about 2 o'clock this morning,” he said, “and here I am now. “And you will continue to get arrested, the judge told him, “if you continue this tramping about the country.” He promised to leave the city within an hour’s time, and was released. Henry Mondsiey was in the Capitol Sat- urday night under the influence of liquor end wanted to go through a part 8f the build- ing where he was told he could not go. In language more forcible than elegant he ad- dressed the Capitol policeman, and the re- sult was that he got in the guard room and then in a police station. The usual fine was imposed. z Se TO PREVENT IMPOSITION. A Plan to Protect the Worthy Poor + and Stop Mendicancy. One of the most innoying evils in Wash- Ington is the practice of begging on the streets that is so persistently followed by a large number of individuals, who are, for the most part, worthless and lazy, and who find it easy to live by imposing upon the credulity of the warm-hearted and the generous. In order to assist in ridding the sity of these pests the Associated Ciarities have printed for distribution special cards. On one part of the card, the name and address of the applicant are to be written, and also the name and address of the per- son who sends it. One part of the card is to be given to the applicant, while the other, the duplicate, is to be mailed to the office of the Associated Charities. In this way the office will be notified that the ap- plicant has been sent, and whether the ap- plicant reports at the office or noi, the case is Icoked up and report is sent to the per- son sending the card. Worthy applicants would not hesitate to Present their siips at the Associated Char- ‘S office, and thus the generously in- ned who use them would be sure that were not aiding the professional men- nts. —— HOUSEHOLDS OF RUTH. Opening Night of a Big Fair and Bazaar. The Households of Ruth, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, will begin a grand fair and bazaar this evening at Oda Fe lows’ Hall, M street between 16th and 17th streets northwest. The general commit- tee of arrangements is composed of the folowing members: Househoid No. 8, Mrs. Anna Smith, Mrs. Virginia Wilkinson, Mrs. Sephia Hewlett, Mrs. Indiana Tyler, Mrs. S. Proctor; “Household No. 18, Mrs. Annie V. Thomas, Mrs. Martha A. Chand} Mrs. Sarah V. Davis, Mrs. Rachel Johnson, Mrs. Ann Howard; Hgusehold No. 23, Mrs. L. F. Washington, Mrs. M. F. Tyter, Mrs. Vern: Mrs. Alberta RB. Miss Fannie F. Powell, Household Mrs. Martha Thompson, Mrs. Bertha Lee, Mrs. Kate Dennis, Mrs. Amanda Washing- ton, Mrs. Mary Hawkins: Household No. 188, Mrs. Homezelle Scott, Miss Emma Wiggins, Mrs. Emma Smith, Mrs. Jennie ‘annie Broo! Household No. 412, M Virginia C. Allen, M Ame- lia Webster, Mrs. Mary Parker, Mrs. Etta Hoiland, Mi Rachel Hawkins; Household No. 360, Mrs. Carrie Thomas, Mrs. Sarah Smith, Mrs. Susan Johnson, Mrs. Minnie Rivers, Mi Charles T. Buchanan; House- hold No. ); Mrs. J. J. Madison, Mrs. Martha E. Gant, Mrs. Minerva Beckett, Mrs. Fannie R. Harris, Mrs. Matilda Payne: Household No. 798, Mrs. Lavenia Smith, the Mis: Rosie Briscoe and Mary Maiison, Mrs. L. Lewis, Mrs. M. Joincr. ‘The officers of the fair are: S. H. Hun- ter, chairman; Mrs. L. F. Washingzion, vic chairman; Alexander F. Hicks, secretary Mrs. A. V. Thomas, assistant secretary, and W. H. H. Smith, treasurer. —_—>_—_ AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, &c. Mii! Today. Sule by auction at Chas. of dress goods, domestics Latimer & C Boum's, 416 aud uy to 5 o'clock p.m. Thos. Dowling & Co., Aucts. Florida ave. n.w., dwelling No. 1834, of Richard E. Pairo and Philip A. Darneill tees. Sale Monday, March 9, at 4:30 o'clock p.m, Duneanvon Ers., ucts., 9th and D sts. nv M st. nw., dweliing No. 459, by order of Mabion Ashford and Constantine H. Williamse trustees, Sale Monday, March 9, at 4:30 o'clock p.m. Tomorrow. Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts.—Sale of 2 houses ond miscellaneous arth » derricks, ete., at new library grounds, on Tuesday, Marcit 1, at 10 o'clock a.m. €. G. Sloan & Co . Au he by order le, trus- Aucts., 1407 G st. n.w.--Sale Aucts.—Sale of entire ing oods in store 512 yth st. jy at 10 o'clock a.m. . Williams & Co., Aucts., 10th and P: mM Eve. RW, dwelling No. 1825, by ord of Randolph D. Hopkins, trustee. Sale Tuesduy, March 10, at 4:30 o'clock pan. €. G. Sloan & Ce., Aucts., 1407 @ st —Assign gale of entire stock of furniture at Craig & Hard- THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1896-TWELVE PAGES. AUCTION SALES. MAGNIEI AU-CRION SALES. M. B. LATIMER & CO., Auctioneers. 1229 and 1231 G Streef. — CATALOGUE: SYPHER & CO’S t COLLECTION |= 1407 G St. (EW YORK) CENT Empire Furniture, Periods Louis XIV, XV, XVI, Carved Oak, Dutch and English Tlarquetry, Hall and Mantel Clocks, Royal Sevres, Royal Dresden, Oriental and Delf China, Bric-a-Brac, Tapestries, Etc., Old English Solid Silver and Sheffield Plate, Ancient Arms, Etc. The whole collection to be sold at unreserved AUCTION SALE, At our Elegant Art Galleries, 1229 and 1231 G St., MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 17 and 18, at 1 a.m. and 3 p.m. Goods on. Exhibition March 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14. This sale to be followed with a grand display ish Rugs and Carpets from same importer. M. B. LATIMER & CO., Auctioneers. C. G. Sloan & Co., Auctioneers, 1407 G St. (Successors to Latimer & Sican.) Assignees’ Sale. Craig & Harding’s GREAT STOCK AT PUBLIC AUCTION. 360,000 Worth of Furniture; Plonday, March 9, 1896, at 10 A. [1., Commencing promptly at that hour, with 4 Wagons, 5 Horses, Harness, &e, And daily thereafter at same hour until every piece is scld, At the Store, 13th and F Sts. No Prices. No Reserves. No Limits. This stock is considered one of the best in Wash- ington and the sale offers an unusual opportunity to cur patrons and the public generaily io obtain Fine Goods at their own prices. Terms Cash. mb5-4t THIS AFTERNOO: C. G. Sloan & Co., Auctioneers. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., No (TH By request of th DAY or CLor nd ard prem District NINTH i lor phe (131. folio EST. irtue of two certain decds of trust to us, ed Nevember 9 and Noi 1 of the District of Columb! he or of the _ AUCTIONEERS, 612 E NW. 1884 FL¢ at folie et Sei. respectively, of | the party secured the ees, will sell, 3 crate e et OR MA 1896, K P.M. the fol s, situate in of Columbia, wing described city of Washln nd designated as lot 30), in John W. Starr's subdi- in square numbered one handred and as per plat recorded in Li 3), of the records of t ret of Columb! » together with tne improvements, consisting of a’ two-story est at six ly, fart nounced ‘xt, Terms of & urst, cash, of sale. Ter: from ¢ay of the right to of defaulting cording at the cost of pui 000, In three years from Oct cortein deed of per nt, said int r particulars of which ie of sale. je: eposit of $100 required at time to be complied with in ten days the trustees reserve and cost rwise i the property at, risk purchaser. Al RICHARD EB. PAarno, ing’s store, 13th and F sts. n.w., commencing Mon- PHILIP A. and continuing fe20-dkde i AUCTION ES DUNCA! BROS., AUCTIONEERS. ——— TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED FUTURE REAL ESTATE, NO. 459 M STREET NOR RaTe Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co. TRUSTE! SALE_OF TWO 2STORY PRICK DELL . NUMBERS 1208 and 1205 K PREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of a certitin deed of trust, dated May 1804, and duly recorded in Liber No. 104, folio ~ one Of tie land records of the Distri els Se will sell, at of the premises, on MON- TY-THIRD DAY OF MARCH, le 1sw6, at HAL PASE FOUR O'CLOCK PLM. (420), the “following d-seribed Jand and_preinises, situate in U ot Washington, in the Distriet of Columb mited as and being part of lots os. forty-fiv md fos six (46 in Hh ¥ subdivision 1 lots: to 10, beginning for the sam ot the northwest corner of e south ninety- thirty seven ( to the a id square, and run wo (U2) feet” seven (7) 0) feet, thence north inches, and thence consisting of Uo two- known as Nos. 1203 and in deed of trnst held by a debt secured be first trust, r, one-half r, With interest a yuble semi-annual; om day of sale, secured by deed of trast upon the operty sok. A deposit of $150 be required he purchaser at the time of the sale. All con- cing and recording at the cost of the pur- er. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with fifteen x from day of sale, otherwise the trustecs re- serve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. H.-H. BERGMANN, Sil 7th st. nw. IRVING WILLIAMSON, 458 La. ave. J. A: MAEDEL, 416 5th at. n.w., Attorney for party secured. m9-d&ds RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Successors to Rateliffe, Darr & Co. VERY VALUARLE UNIMPROVED REAL EST, enol t CAP aco pe BEEWRES S, ‘EETS, tHE AFF. ra ‘NOON, | “HT AT HALFP-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ae ‘wilh offer for sale, in front of the premises, to close the affairs of a synilicate, Lots 108, 109," 110 and 111, In 617, Fronting 76 feet on ik Capitol street Grpih of 100 fect. "This ‘property Will be sendy Ject to two deeds of teust, qcterms of gale: Over’ the abote ‘trast posit of $200 required at the time of to be complied with In WEST. By virtue of June 23, 1894, @ certain deed of trast to us, dated and duly recorded In Liber No. 1915, folio 48) et seq., of the land records of the Dis- ed thereb ie al! that part tained within ginning for th tant 20 fect cn: lot 9, and rum to the rear It thence south 108 fect S14 Inches to M trict of Columbia, and at the reque olumbia, of the party Wwe, the undersigned trustecs, will fe in the city of Washington, in ti id Wesignated as and bein; of original lot 9, in square 3 the following imetes and bow ame at a point on M st southwest corner of ning thence north 108 f ine of sitid Tot; e 8 thence west 20 feet to the place of beginning, to- gether with the i story brick dwell ‘Terms of sale: to be paid in instalments, provements, consisting of a two- One-third of the purchase money cash, and the balance in two equal payable in one and two years, with Interest at six (6) per centum per annum, payable semi-anmually, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the required of th conveyancing, cost Of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be e purchaser at the time of sale, All recording ard notarial fees at the uurchaser. Terms of sale to be com- plied with within ten days from day of sale, other- wise the trus property at th tees reserve the right to resell the ie risk and cost of the defaulting pur- |AHLON ASHFORD, CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, es AON ret ‘Trustees, Attorney for party secured, , 20u1 Bet. mew. 115-d&ds (THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AQ- court of the rain, to MON AY, MARCH NINTH, 1896, sme hour nd place. CONST. NATH'L Attorney for party secured. AHLON ASHFORD, NTINE H. WILLIAMSON WILSO! oy fe 3, d&ds FUTURE DAYS. ‘M. B. LATIMER & 00., Auctioneers, 1229 and 1231 G st. Constable’s Sale of the en- tire contents of a private residence, embracing some very fine Furniture. Also A splendid lot of Modern and Antique Furniture from Alexandria, Va. ger AP Tat All over and above said frst | f sale, in ft Th wm, LOAN & CO., (Sue CHANCERY SAL REAL ESTAT IN ") ‘rob the ter 80 49-100, lot; thence wi ul and rs option, be p complied with wt R. MARTI sinning on M street at and running feet fo th tug the gmoperty of Jamies “3h eet th shcond 1 eppurt in’ cash, years, do by the pron aa the day of rent per Yale * pu fin wns! the ¢ i dof trust on rise 0 IMPROVED CONSIS reme Court of passed tn Equity ¢ s vs. Lawler and others il sell, at_pubi on WEDS! CH, the east thence on M. street middle Hine the middle of “ b second line of said until a line drawn southerly from the! beginning hereof parallel with the first line of lot 46 with said last linet reversed to the begin Terms: One-thiad cash, equal. installuonts,. p with Interest, and s the property ‘sold, ort gash, at his option, re ‘Term: ‘Lays, or the property will be re Will intersect it; thence ad the balanes in tyro able in one aid two years, dl by deed of trast’ upon rchaser may pay nll to be complied with 10 old, az the tisk ond cost of ;the defaulling purchaser. A de- Poslt of $200 at ihe time of sale. MICHAEL, J. COLBE! Trustee, street nw. Trustee, 412 Sth’street ow, ©. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G N.W. TRUSTEES’ SALI Bs deed of trust. died recorded Maren 2) 1 49 et seq 295, OF! VAL LOTS IN MARSHALU, DI (ABLE NIMPROVED RICT OF ‘OLUMBIA virtue of the power contained In a certain Februa: 26, 1895, ‘and. dul in Liber. No. iS 06, follo of the Iand records of the District of Columbia, ond at the request of the party secured thereby, we public the FOr HALF-PAST FO} for on the R O'CL described land rnd premises, H DAY the undersigned trustees, will sell, at remises, on SATURDAY, of MARCH, 1896, ai LOCK P.M , situate in the connty. of Washington, District of Columbia, and des gnated &s and beiug lots mumbered one (1) to thirty (30), both inclusive, in block numbered sixteen (16), be- ing the sntire Mock In a subdivision called Mar- shells s recorted in County Subdivision Book nui re six (6), the surveyor'ci “i thirty-nine (89), in the office of District of lumbia. Said lots are high and beautifully located in the subdivision, frentii see on aS of er oh a Teeerve the righ Getoatete peat to, Fee amhé-dts cl . A deposit of $200 on day of stle. Conveyancing at. cost ot on Central avenue, short distance from nd to be complied with in y: of ‘sale, otherwise the trustees lat the risk and cost of requiced Rion pucker, MAI! N ELBERT DENT, ‘Trustees, 635 F st. nw. of Turk- | .. the following | AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. Horses ‘G, MARCH rill be sold, within lorses and Ma: LOAD CONSISTS STOCK. — Will be sold a G, SOUND tee and st ALS je of Horses and Mares, rs and fine drivers—stock to suit business. © peremyy > invite th you wish to buy sale, whether ‘of horses: AMERICANA, REBELLION, CONFEDERATE, FRENCH BOOKS, ENGRAVINGS And a few LAW BOOKS, To be Sold at Auction, Within our Rooms, 1407 G St. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH roth, 11th, 12th and 13th, 1896, AT 7:30 P. M. Now on Exhibition (2d floor), C.G. SLOAN & CO., Aucts., mh7-4t 1407 G St. N. LATIMER & CO., AUCTION! As we require the 1com for departments which we wish fo enlarge I have determined to ch my stock of Dry Gocds, consisti Auctioneers. Domestics and Upholstery Goods, and will sell them AT SECOND FLOOR OF MY STORE, EACH DAY BETWEEN THE HOURS OF Ila. m. and 5 p.m. Comfortable seats will be provided. DURIN AL DISCOUNT OF OWED ON SILK AND & F GOODS, CHAS. BAUM 416 7th Street. fo2s-tt RUS bearing date Vin Liber N se at pur auplied with w wise te t : & CO. Am atte, Wievr "THIRD EAST. ALSO ALLEY IVE NUE BRICK S?ARLE IN TE Po SiR Huity Cause No. 165 « Court of the District of ntl red on the will Ww ubio nelas court subdivision, sublot 3 IDAY, MAL POUR ¢ een part Re property belng the sa Marr to Frederick Wit | er 1, ISS, recorded in Lit “| one of the land records of t } District of Col and bot lows: i ginning for the sn at a pe south: from the northwest corner of sa along the west line of sald lot east 48 fect; thence south G4. thence nothwestwaidly along the north line of aller to the pl beginning, being a Bias recorded in the surveyor": cept the north “1 north = One-third cash, enced t balance in two pureh x 8. of sale, with of the trustee: e property. or all | ch lot in i Ja deposit of $100 equal insta pasable oni epazatel ch at the time of sale. Upon werty a deposit, of $250 will be quired at the Ume of sale. Terms to be complied with within t days thereafter, otherwise yn y will be resold at purchaser's risk. ancing at purchaser's cost. ae J. K. M. NORTON, HATLEY NORTON, EDMUND GURKE, MORGAN H. BEACH, B44 D st. nlw., ‘Trustees. Cont wh2-eots DUNCANSON BROS,, AUCTIONEERS. USTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TRUIHAL ESTATE, NO. Wi‘ STREDE NORTE ST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us, dated April 28, 1s92, and duly recorded tn Liber No, 1684, at’ follo 356 ct seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we, the andersigned trustees, will sell, at public ‘auction, in frout of the ou THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY 1, A.D. 1896, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. the following described Iand and premises, “si uate in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, and designated as aud hoing all of lot Xo, 45, fa suuare $12, together with the lnprove- ments, consisting of a three-story brick dwelling. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchns> money fo,be, Bald in cash, ‘and the balance in two equal | installments, fp ble In one and two years, with interest at Six (6) per am per anni, payable semi-annually, from day of sale, secured’ hy deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A.deypsit of $200 Will be required of the purchaser ut the time of sale. All conveyancing, recording and notarial fees At the cost of the: purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with- within ten days from day of otherwise the trustees reserve the right to the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting gto MARLON ASHFORD, ALDIS B. BROWNE, fe2-deds ‘Trustees, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Dats. THOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES RAOWN AS NO. 1237 SIXTH STREET SOUTH- Under and by virtue of a certain deed of trust, Dearing date August 2, A.D. 1890, and recorded in folio 238" et seq.x one of the land ait’ the request 01 * cian trustees Liber No. 151: tecords of said District, party secured thereby, "the undersigned will, on THURSDAY, ' MARCH TWELY?: 1896, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. premises, sell at public auction t of land situate in the city of Waskin trict of Columbia, known ax and bein; syuare numbered four hundred and (a3), be ig for the same on the Ww Cth street ove’ hundred and forty-two 42) fee from the Southeast corner of xaid square; thence running Lorth aiong the line of said strect forty- t 4ad) feet; thence of that width west to ler street, were particularly deseribed in said decd of trast, tozet with the improv thereon, cousisting of a two-story Trane Terms of sale: One-third of the i in one aid two 5 wy holes Of the purchaser and a deed trust on the property sol at par: i 4 wins aad recurding at A deposit of $200 re Terms of sale to be com within fifteen days from day of sale, or the prop- cry tay be resold at the cost and risk of detxult- fug purchaser, davellh KATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO. ACTH Successors to Katelitte Darr & Co.) _ ERIC us of & deed of trust, recorded an iz the cords of n Liber Bye In squire xi we lor is improved by a small One-half of the purchase woney hin ten days trom the day of sale, the in two equal ps at xix oaths, secured by the motes of 7h nd a deed of trust om the property, tat 6 per cent per ahnuin or all cash, at i f sale to be of sale, ron EERS, 1407 G ST TWO-STORY ALE OF 4 . BMCK DW 0, TL RHODE virine of a AND LANG, KNOWN AS AND AVENUE. ed of trust, dated the and duly of a two-story and bra mown as No. 1111 Rhode atance in two aud (Woy A deposit cost of the. pu ied wi ris and cost ist » AUCTIONE LUABLE UNIMPT DUNCAN PLAC! AND r on ri ed of trust to us, dated ded Jane at prt Ises, on FIUIDAY, TH. ARCH, AG foliowing te in the city of Wa Ks + Subdivision of . 1008, as recorded in Liber No. 18, at folio 52, in tie office of the surveyor of the said 1 le One-third of the purchase money e paid in cash, and the balance in two equal in one and two y yt per annum, pas f sale, secured y sold. or alle: r rs, with semi- deed of sh, at the A deposit of $50'on each the purchaser at the time ing, recording and notarial cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale be complied with w from day of herwise the tri s the right to roperty at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser. ALDIS B. BROWNE, Oftice, 624 F st. nw. w. IMONSTON, wy. fe27-d&ds Trustees. ©. G. SLOAN & ©O., Auctioneers, 1407 G st. naw, CHANCERY SALI IN ‘REAL ESTATE By virtue ot Supreme Court of passed in Equity « titled Sanders v Sanders et al. SIG, th on under- of the northeast 0), running est thirty- to thy ¢ in one and of sitle at sory notes: the pri tion «@ of pi r. ust) be cmuplied in ten (10) days or t property Will be resold at the risk and cost of the de A deposit of $100 required a’ ale. TERS, Trustee. 1407 G St. of a certain deed of trust, dated the of Maret ‘Trustees, SALE OF VALUALLE REAL Es- e ToMAG RI KR, MA RYLAND. Wy of Chia rier as jon Compa dated , Iss7, in Liver J. S. one of the Pind record land, to the undersi county (now kr © Giymont 1 Cha gaxe Eee at pubic a a Upper Wharf, at Glymont, in Ch: ., on THURSDAY, MARCH "TW EL) UCLOCK AML, all those ve ple real estate described in said ge, the first tract known as “Giymont,”” formerly the property of B. D. Tobman, contain- ing 540 acres of land, more or lens the second tract called “Corawallis’ ) * contiguous to the above, and sometimes known as “Pye’s Wharf Es- t adjoining the lands of 8S. H. Cox, K. A. man, the first-mentioned tract and otaers con- taining 480 acres of land, more or Tess. ‘These two tracts have about 144 miles river front, a business and excursion wharf, store, dwell- ing house, large tenant pase, Dlack=inith shop, barn at the wharf, one large farm ant houscs, tw pavilions, incinding The land extends from the Potomge river to Mattawoman creck; the soll is rich, produ ight Larrels of corn and twenty bushels of w e acre without fertilizer. is has a chureh and property. The wharves Ravixable at all times b steatuboats plying and xt shipping wharf in seuthe £ second mentioned t Xe. 2. For particular description of both tr: the mortgage of record tirst herein referred te or apply at the office of Duckett, Dent & Co..685 F et n.w., Washington, D. C., where plats, maps and full details of deseripiton ‘and other particulars can be had. Terms of sale: Cash on the ratification thereof by, the court. §500 deposit required on the day of le. ‘Boats leave Washington at 7 a. at 1 p.m . and Glymont + D. E. KEFAUVER, LEWIS F. KEFAUVER, RICHARD CG. KEFAUVER, J. ORVILLE ote Apia & DENT, 5 F st. ow., Da £20-18t AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. RATCLIFFE, SUTTON &-CO., AUCTIONEERS. (Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.) TRUSTEES’ Salm OF TWO TWo-sTORY! DWELLINGS, NOS. 1682 AND 1004, ON 4 KING STREET N.E., NEAR THE TERMINUS OF THE It STREET CABLE CARS AND BLA- PENSBURG ROAD. : of & deed of trost, recorded tn Libor 489 et sq.. one ‘of the land resords Columbia, and at the regu: hotes secured there! ; at HALE-PAST POUR 44:30) following described real ost 1. King’s subdivision « vd “Long Mend: t's suidivision ‘of the records of part of a treet per plat in owk the sur ‘Terms to vale: On be paid in cach, balance in tw : me aad (Wo ye rchase money equal install with interest from day mnually, to caxh, at the i ccaveypneing and recording at pur- to be complied with ‘of wale, or the trusteys Tesell at the risk and cat of A deposit of — one hund-ed sHars 4100) on Jot sold will be required at the time of sale. Each lot to be sold separately. JOUN T. ARM ROBERT E. mhG-d&ds LUABLE RE. rHE FQUITABLE 1 JAMIN DURFE Hn, 1 AUCKES OF LAND AS INIDAD"" OLIVER . WILK GREEN Hol, rtue of a cree of the Supreme Court of tof Colupbla, possed rein Thomas B, Ferguson Is co majamin Durfee dete AND Bist December, 1895, the undersign therein appoiuted, will sell, auction, to ct en TUESDA e THUY. OF MARCH, A.D."1896, AT PIVID al the “equitable interest amd njamin Durfee at the date of fling the his cause, to wit, on the Sth da in the following real estat cont: ining about eight a strict of Coluub Lin in tobe ct come and thy Hadons- decree yee south, it degrees west min Durfee in a deed! ISS, and recoried in Li iu equal inetciin rs from the dete of or OF purchasers. sf neles, wearing tnt u from the date of ex trustee to retein the title In sa per cent per au id, Ub id y er said cash end promicsory notes © uve wen Pk On failure to canals with the terms of sale e will resell, a and cost of = purchaser. ‘The will require from any purchaser a deposit of $500 on the day of sale. “Comveyaucing, &c., at cost of purchaser, WARD "rHon mhG.d&de 1505 We STION & 60.. At s to Kat virtue ely rece Liber i609, one’ of th in the Dist: of the partic ed trusts, will in front of the AY On 1kER parsds « ind cash, balance in one and two y interest at 6 per cent pers ie, secured by deed of trust y sold, or all us option OF A VALUARLE BUT * SAL. 1 CORNER 0) WERENT AND SUUTHEAS? a deed of trast, duly rev 155i. fol records for the Distr request of the p the follow w city of Wasiv fi: The west two the lot of jot a bered one thousand her with all the im- chaser’s cost. CHRISTIAN HENRY mh4-d&dbis THOMAS DOWLI 3 District of wil, on TH D. 1896, in front trustees, A 1 in Book W. surveyor's offi Terms made known at tim be ted with with the trustecs to resell at the cost. and. risk A deposit of 8100 req ng and recording at de Ds BROS., AUCTIONEE! TRUSTEES SALE OF SPLENDID DW! PROVERTY Liber No, of the Distric surviving Will sell, in frout on WwW) anises, Hed land Hts, ease belong street north line of said rth line 37 feet to 22d stre outh on said strect 7 feet to the ving. ‘One third cash, balance in on te West, two cont per amu in it + te be secured by dead or all cash, at the - ke, at » compliod wit 6. othe ° survivi to resell t paper publistn 26-dkds DUNCANSON BROS Survtvis AUCTIONE OF VALUABLE UNINPROVED ON NEW Y¢ AVEAUR WIRD AND FOURTH STREETS Trustee, duly recomed in 1 of the lund rev rd at the req the purty seen we, the underst will at p auction, inf is, on” THURSDAY, THE Tw" MARCH, AD. < the KP M, and bel 1 aveime 5 running north 2 thence along said of said avenue and place ef beciuning. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money and the balance in two equal iments, payable in one and twe 16) por centumn per atle semi-annually deed of trust upon Lor at the option of the purch: ser. A deposit of Wi be required of the purchaser at the time sale. All. conveyancing. ecording snd notarial fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within ten days from day sale, wise the trustees reserve the rig Rell the property at the risk and cost of the efaulth irebaser. efaulting Parca" ge EDMONSTON, Trost 2