Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1896, Page 14

14 THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JULY~2, 1896-SIXTEEN PAGES. = at ——— SUBURBAN NEWS |Sssimixine toreciactiz.cs carne tbe wens L AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. RAILROADS. RAILROADS. eee A RIVER OF FIRE. t Bamergaccessors to wateite, Dart & Go Successors to uateliNe, Dawe Coe ¥:20, A.M. woek days, 1:30 ic Saaaare,_ PITTS. Vernon Railway, Rev. J. W. Grubb, pastor of the M. E.- Church fouth here, who has been sick for several month, during which time he visited Hillsboro’ and Old Peint Comfort im search of health, arrived at Cepe May yesterday. Mrs. Grubb left Tuesday for Baltimore, and after visiting some frieuds there will go to Cape May to join her husband. Mr. D. William Oyster, the well-known mer- chant of Washington, and his family are sum- mering at ‘Rockland,’ a beautiful farm on the about two miles from this town. Fairfax and wife and about one handrsd Clinton Hatcher Confederate Vet- jation, Colonel E. V. White, com- © gone to Kichmond to attend the " confederate reunion, The . B. F. Sheets, one of th . who died Sunday at Johus i, Baltimore, Md., of Bright's lace Tuesday ‘from his late home in this city. Bitzer of the Presbyterian . Nelson Head of the M. E. the services at the house ver Branch Lextse, No. 114, Masons, at ‘The members’ of the lodge attended ‘The pallbearers were Messrs. W. E. Thompson, T. 1. and Edward Niehois. of the founders of the 3 s considered one of the best weesburg, umd Was respected and be- He was sixty-five years old and had - time w one James Episcopal Church, 1 and Wirt streets, Rev. has been put on, and the be finished in about two ding is of Loudoun county gray trimmed “with Hummelstown "brown finished with Georgia pine, with hard 1 will seat 700 people. “It will cost pleted $25,000. The ‘Surday school Toor: ant vestry com are under the same roof. front window will be a handsome memorial - Rev. Richard T. Davis, who was rector for na well known and beloved by jal windows will he 3. R. FPaxton and 4 grandson of the late Governor of Maryland, are the contractors, D. €., arehi ———___ TAKOMA PARK. e corner of ¢ Hinds, builds and Swann ‘Twenty couples participated Tuesday evening ina game of progressive euchre at Takoma Springs Hotel. prizes consisted of a pearl handle enume‘ed shirt waist studs, a sflver- enameled link buttons, and a “little The consolation prizes were very sug- - being a cut-class bottle of smelling salts the ladies and @ silver-mounted flask for the Coryei Mrs. Jor- Miss Larner, alt ll. Suuith and last Wed The s. owing have regis Kenn = Mauny ‘kinne: ——‘Abbey, z. Willie kuey, Miss Mi aimee A ka layed Monda: Boon on the f" the Athletic. Asso Between # and Tul cams, former winning by a score of 1S ‘The’ bat- leries Richard Lay, Gould and King for the - and Gus Lay and Charles Slater for the en. Jr. and family have moved near Takoma to Baltimore. James Morrison have returned three weeks" visit at Harper's Ferry. Pepper e Peace and her ehil- ests of Mrs. Martin's parents, Capt. W. Lay, at Takoma Heights. i and from AW. are Mrs. ‘tor Reod's rermon was on ““The * amd the usual Chris-isn Endeavor ied by Miss McElwee, wh topie “True Mu responses to which A business meeting of the so- Miss Me- was n th interest “a ext tonfzat at th ightwood subchorus f the Christian En- finished tts series and entered in the ia Wash- Mr. plete ‘Thomas, choru leader and Me- yn Willect, ne compose is staying romp ly, Miteive nent to peinted sup-rint Battle the ‘ by the rot yet taken charge of ut is expected the first of next week by wlent ot War n of some twenty of the youn: Hemen of m1 for co-Ope parties took place lust «club vill be Known as the Misses Ann, and Maggie Me tt, Ella Keene, . Vereie Brown, nm aud Anna seph Walsmith, Nat. Walter Collins, Fred. and Clifton Ray, iam Kuba, William Knowles Stone ‘and others ie is being arranged for t Bapth and Ralph Baldwin of rnment departments hased tracts county, and are having plu find spe citicat wn for building handsome cot- taxes thereon during the summer. The beeutiful country residence of Mr. J. E. Der of Georgetown at the sbove place is just be- mupleted, and makes a fine showing. F was drawn over the Washingt Falls Church raflzoad Tuesday as far as mm, and the eleetrie wires are being ad- Jerted, and regular trips will be made as far as that point by the 4th day of July. The road will then be rapidly completed as far as Falls Church. en this gets as far as Falls Church Mr. Jos ard of Fulrfax Court House, Virginia legislature, and one for Congress, has pub- see that the road is extend- Court Hocse, even if he has to plish this fact. rt Is busy collecting and in th for the ex- is within the the new law of Virginia thelr ned delinquent, and sold for the nt of the seme. we large brewery ts being rapidly constructed ‘oselyn, Just west of Washington, in the county. % nearly one acre of ground, and is an fin. struc and will have ail ‘the modern im- nts. Keeslyn ts now becoming quite a rail. Toad center, and inuch freight is being delivered there daily for West Washington merchants. Arlington Miss Jessie Deane of Washington is the guest of Mis Ft © Then Miss Flora W. Smith fs spending a week with jarle Armes of Chevy Chase. Miss Emma L. Plyer and Master Vernon HWough- ton of Washington have been spending several days with Mie. M.A. Plyer. re Dorian, » Joes of Po esville has removed to Elliott of Auburn, N.Y. preached Mesnorial Preshytertan Churen Stn: st. In place o v. Ji preached at th the guest of Miss Maud her amd May Plye Washington’ Ray of the U1 1 & party of youn; hover of Miss Nannie Waters fs her gue —_¥—_—_ FALLS CHURCH. The el f the town school beard has submit- ted the 1 report to the board of the operations of the pul A school of the t ool term was el rn for the ht months, with with an ave daily attendance of for the term. ‘The total disburse » $1,631.83, desk: the & hoot sam of $498.85 was received frem * and county for pay of teac! ‘The total cost of remodeling the scnool Is wus $1,065.44. which was ja lety of tie previcus year. very muck improved in Dut mue ecm fortals pupils, and the Beard at a meeting recently recommended that this be done before the coming seston, if possible. Mrs. H. A. Biddle, wife of Mr. H. A. Riddte, ral passenger agent of the Cumberland Valley 1, of Chambersburg, Pa. with her th a is visiting ber sister-In-law, Miss Sue N_ Sduile. Mrs. Van Quick, with her son Willis, of Farm- well. is Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Quick. Messrs. E. M. Ball, Roger Newlon, Frank Pine and V. V. Terrett are at Colonial Beac! Mr. C. E. Mankin ts attending the confederate reunion in itichmond. Mr. E. J. Northrup, with a force of bands, is im- Graphic Description-of Maua Loa's Eruption tm 1880. From the Honolulu Gazette. Early Friday night, November 6, 1880, a bright light was reflected from the clouds above Mauna Loa that increased in bril- Hancy untit morning. All day Saturday &reat clouds of smoke could be seen at Hilo, fifty miles away, rising.from the mountain as from a city that had been swept by a great conflagration. Saturday evening the mountain was wrapped in clouds, but toward midnight they scattered, revealing a spectacle that was magnificent beyond all description. The summit crater was emitting a dense smoke, lighted up by the molten lake of lava. Below, on the mountain side, was an embrasure from which the lava was running down like a river. Not a break could be seen from the outlet to the very head of the fiery mass. It was a continuous stream of glowing lava, heated to incandescence, moving steadily down the mountain side. It was like a living creature gliding out of its fiery prison house all aglow, . “Squirming and gliding in the mountain's blaze, Like a great serpent with a skin of gold.” Its progress was rapid, considering the distance of the point of view, and subse- quent observation along the line of the flow proved that the velocity must have been tremendous. Mr. David Hitchcock, who was camping on Mauna Kea at the time of this outbreak, Saw a spectacle that few human eyes have ever beheld. “We stood,” writes he, “on the very edge of that flowing river of rock. Oh, wnat a sight it was! Not twenty feet from us was this immeense bed of rock slowly moving forward with irresistible force, bearing on its surface huge rock and immense bowlders of tons’ weight as w: ter would carry a toy boat. The whole front edge was one bright red mass of solid reck incessantly breaking off from the towering mass and rolling down to the foot of it, to be again covered by another ava- lanche of white-hot rocks and sand. The whole mass at its front edge was from twelve to thirty feet in height. Along the entire line of tts advance it was one crash of rolling, sliding, tumbling red-hot rock. We could hear no explosions while we were rear the flow, oniy a tremendous roaring like ten thousand blast furnaces all at work at once.” This was the most extensive fiow of recent years, and its progress from the interior plain through the dense forests above Hilo and out on to the open levels close to the town was startling and men- acing enough. Through the woods espe- cially it was a turbulent, seething mass that toppled over mammoth trees, and licked up streams of water, and day and night kept up an _unintermitting cannonade of +xplosions. The steam and imprisoned gases would burst the congealing surface with loud detonations that could be heard for many miles. It was not an infrequent thing for parties to camp out close to the flow over night. Ordinarily a lava flow moves sluggishly and congeals so rapidly that what seems like hardihood in the nar- rating is in reality calm judgment, for it is perfectly safe to be in the close vicinity of a lava stream, and even to walk on its sur- face as soon as one would be inclined to walk on cooling iron in a foundry. This notable flow finally ceased within half a mile of Hilo, where its black form is a Perpetual reminder of a marvellous deliver- ance from destruction. ———+e+ An Eccentric Pianist. From the New York Post. After an interval of fourteen years Lon- don has again heard the pjanist D'Albert, whose nationality is so great a puzzle. He has a French name and was born in Scot- land. His mother was English, and his fa- ther, a well-known dancing master, was the son of a captain of French artillery and of a German mother, whose ancestors were Russian! Though educated in Eng- land, he adopted Germany as his country, and wrote savage remarks about the “British barbarians.” At his reappear- ance in London there was “little or no ap- plause” when he first came on the stage, but matters mended gradually, and his greatest success was won with Liszt's “Don Jua fantasia, to the great disgust of the critics, who cannot understand why ucated audiences, the world over, and t pianists likewise, should be so fond of Liszt. One of the critics says that, save for @ full-grown mustache, D’Albert is much the same boyish figure which he presented in 1882. coe Finest Pearls in Europe. From Woman. On the occasion of the grand dinner to the Emperor and Empress of Germany at Ven- ice by the King and Queen of Italy, the queen wore her wonderful pearl necklace, which has no equal in the world. When she was first engaged to King Humbert, who was then Prince of Naples, he presented her with a single string of these precious stones, each as big as a hedge sparrow’s egg, and of the most perfect form and color imagin- able. Margarita being the Greek for pearl, the offering had a special significance. At every birthday since the king has presented his beloved consort with another string, each one being a little longer than the last, so that the later ones now reach far below her majesty’s waist. While on the subject of pearls, a few other ornaments composed of these exquisite jewels are worth mention. The Empress Frederick of Germany has a very fine collar necklace composed of thirty enormous pearls of exquisite shape and color, and it is sald she wears them both day and night, as the luster of these almost Hving treasures is immensely en- hancgd by contact with the human form. Our own queen possesses what is supposed to be the “pinkest” of all pearl necklaces, and It is reported to have been part of the dowry of Queen Catherine of Arragon. The marvelous black pearl necklace of the Empress of Austria is well known, and she has worn it incessantly ever since the sad death of the Archduke Rudolph; attached to it is a curious black diamond, having a quaint effect quite unique. Lady Ilchester has a very fine string of the same black pearls, which is often seen in London draw- ing rooms. Of single pearls of immense size the present pope, Leo XIII, is possessor of the most famous, a superb jewel, given by one of the doges of Venice to a former holder of the rapal throne; it is arranged as a reliquary, and has a spike of the crown of thorns placed behind it in a gold case. 200 Galls and Steamers. From Our Arimal Friends. Perhaps the most entertaining of all sea birds are the gulls, of which several spe- cles may commonly be met with, chiefly along the coasts. Gulls, as a rule, find flight more difficult than other birds which we have described. They keep close to the ship, and when they are accustomed periodically to beat over a certain path their wits become sharpened and they afford no end of amusement to the pas- sengers. A crowd of gulls will follow a vessel all day, returning doubtless to the nearest land. Next morning there will be another gang at daybreak, but it may be of a wholly different species. A jolly crew are a flock of gulls. I have watched them by the hour flying abreast of the steamer from ten to twenty-five feet from the ship's rail, every eye on the porthole from which refuse of the cook's galley is dumped into the sea. Generally, this grateful event takes place just after meal times, and a gull will follow a ship ten hours for the sake of one mad dash at the scraps which it expects to be con- signed to the ocean. The gull cannot be fooled with anything short of fresh meat or crackers. I have tried orange peel and scraps of pasteboard, which I tossed into the air or into the sea, and not a bird turn- ed a feather! But if you hold a scrap of cracker in your hand you shall see every bird draw as near as he dares, with a knowing blink and turn of the head. Toss it into the air and a wild scream isstes from fifty throats; as many pairs of wings flash in the sunlight; fifty pairs of red or black legs dangle in the air, and the scrap never reaches the sea! The great event is when the dinner scraps go overboard from the galley. There is a mad scramble, the air is filled with hoarse cries, the whole flock settles on the water with uplifted wings, each screaming and flapping in the vain effort to get all there is for itself. The steamer gces on, leaving a white, struggling spot en the water in its wak But presently they start after her again, and with quick, nervous strokes they reach her side, to sail serenely on with her as before. The mcst amazing piece of business I ever saw was a gull coolly preening itself with its bill while it was following in full flight, apparently without an effort. and Pa. Ave. ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF EIGHT BRICK Ht NOS. 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, AND 6,7 BELLE| prrninat (ot cilin) nog Liber No. 2064, at folio 8 et seq., one of the land Cured Mr. .W. J. Ward of Catarrh. From Station, 133 St. RAR RUSTE ey Rea eo teem, 1284 w FRIDAY, JULY THIRD, AT ‘TEN .Q;CLOCK, é AT OUR BOOMS, 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, SPECIAL, SALB Car to 7, 8, 10 pm. OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETO. records for the District of Columbla, and at the | 10:85 “a. ue eae” —Pullman Parlor | FROM ALEXANDRIA. 8,000 FLAGS. signed. trustees Bi omer hee ane ay tem yeeaee: | Gar te Harrisburg. Duffet Parlor Gar, Harris- $9 10, 1, iz am, t,o 2 4 6 My, 4 tion, in “front of the premis2s,’ on AY, | 8: = e Mr. W. J. Ws street northwest, says: : | 8:40, P.M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXP2ES8 : 8: ef Rane weed Menge Con ae Nene One By ONDER TREASURY pupaRtaaNT, .- | FOURTEENTH Or JULY AD. ioe, ar uate | °° 40 a.m; 1:10, 2:10, 8:10, Eecltocas an they tuade’s complete care tay ONE “GRAY onse. scribed real estate, situate ig the: District at Oo: ti ville AND WaY STATIONS. as they a lete cure ns 2 lumbia, and designated as the souther!: E Westone case 5 1 had suf- A + iy or rear | 7:10 PM. ‘EXPRESS. ee ee ere oe muootes Shape ine ne Us Selah Nac | Buea le an pepe Ho auch thing as a cure for nervous troubles, com: HALE SS ENS Francis W. Miller, trustee's, subdivision of a part | 7:10 P. mn, TBS, 2:55, 3:38, 4:88, 688 Krunyon's Remedies thoroughly eradicated all these | | N.B.—The Horses and €nériages will be sold in| of Plessant Plains, now known as Bellevue, accord- Gleeping ard Dining Cars to St. Louis and Sleep- ss Connilention frent of the rooms at TWELVE O'CLOCK M. Cots Geist, of, sald subdivision recorded in | | ing Car Harrisburg to Cincinnati, FOR ARLINGTON AND AQUEDUCT BRIDGE. re ace ReTe ar aN thee tang Cette | ag NT BUTTON & OO. Abcts._| petal’ eight of way ores the wat iatetees Mb | Mine Gaia Pees, xreee Panes Blew | 10 a ea ANB Agtepuer iubeE. or are nalfering. from aps sense, (call and recelve | “PHOMAS DOWLING @ CO, AUCTIONEERS, "| feet tea (10) inches front on Sheridan avenue (ex- iis, 235. At i 1250" 2M. “for ‘Bane: Cavandaigua, Rochester and Bg eee es ee 612 b st tending by that width to the northerly line of ‘Sunday. Niagara Falls duily j, 1:35. 2455, 3:25, 4235, 628, nel sald reur or southerly one hundred feet heretnbetore | 10:80 A.M. for Elinira and a tially, except to 12, z On FRIDAY, JULY THIRD, 1896, AT TEN | described) of said lot thirty-nine, G0), ter aie are | Sunday. Kor Lock Haven week to O'CLOCK A.M., ‘we “will sell within ‘our auction | for purposes of ingress and Tooms a large’ colection of household effects of every description—Good square plano, chamber furniture of every description, bedsteads, up. and w.w. cots, mattresses, piilows, etc.; 2 dozen new | | fameport Sundays, 3:40 P-M- DUDE Of ther CeCUNEN ES Ot a ean Ave” 1 7-1D EM. for Williamenort; Mockesten, Battalo andl how or hereatter erected. on ald ene che midines | “"Niagare Falls daily, chcept Saturday, with Sieep- Low ereafter ected on said rea hundred > 4 feet; also the right of way for purposes of an | 106 Car Washington to Suspension Bridge via But- alley over the five (5) feet of said lots thirt y-nine THE SIZE OF THE SUN. To Journey Across It by Train Would PARK, SUNDAYS. fs 10:40 P.M. for Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buf- . 4, 5, 6. 7, 8 p.m. Take Two Years and u Half. rockers. (89) and forty (40), north of and adjacent to sald ‘ alle’ 4 wi RK N.B.—Saturday bein; legal holiday, we will | rear one hundred feet, toge' | falo and Niagara daily, Sleeping Car Wash- in From the Ladics’ Home Journal. make our regular ealevon FIGDAY. JULY. THIRD, Provemeuts, rights, &c ther with all the m-) ington to Elmira, ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, 1 Columbia Bieycle, in fair condition. Horses, carringes, Di 1 cot in ‘te ©. G. SLOAN & €O., AUCTION The sun, provided we measure only the disk seen with the smoked glass, is 866,000 miles in diameter, 1.e., 108 earths could be comfortably ranged side by side across the disk. To cover the surface would require Terms: One-third cash, the balance ‘in one and | FC PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND THE two years, with interest from the day of sale at | 4:00 P.M. “OONGRESSIONAL LIMITED,” daily, six per cent per annum, payable seri-annually, more. all cash, at the option of purchaser. A de] posit of upon acceptance of bid. If the terms'of wale | Sytiné ae NS 38 m. GEO. R. PHILLIPS, Gen. Pass. Agent. FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE it Tulogton) A. a = u Ho TYPEWRITER: . are not complied with in 15 days from the day cf i135. P.M. On Sunda: WASHINGTON, 1 oe TWO CALIGRAPH WRITERS NEARLY re 5 ye D. C., POST OFFIC OTICB. many thousands. To fill the interior we] New, AND IN PERFECT ORDER, WIE BB | property ae the Tn ea eg TiSRE gto renell, tho | 9:00, 11:06 ee ed meloald be read ‘datiy By all tuterested, ax changes should need 1,800,000. Ona smaller scale we| SOLD AT SLOAN'S, 1407 @ ST.’ N.W., AT purchaser, ‘after 6 days’ advertisement of sii | Philadelyhta oaly, Fast Ss FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending July 6 might represent the sun by a ball two feet ee em oRT Ow. fon, D. ©." All couvepunelag aad oronding ene | BE dail tod eae areas :49 | will close promptly at thie ce se follows: in diameter and the earth by a good-sized | © G SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONMERS, 1407 G ST. | COs? OF the purchase? 3 AM. weekdays, and S715 PM daily =” TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. grain of shot. Let the sun be hollowed LEDRU R. MILLER, Saratoga Express (Warlor Car) 9:00 A.M. week in.. for FRANCE, SWITE- FRIDAY—(o)At 7:20 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE D D, ITALY, SPalx, PORTUGAL, TURKEY, DOUGLAS 8, MACKALI,, dave, EGSPT and BRITISH INDIA, “La Bour- cut, then place the earth at its center, and dyl-d&as ‘Tiasiets, | For Baltimore, 6:25, 7:00, 7:20, 7-50, 9: eee per #8. : a e = a ‘ork, via re. t 9:20 let the moon revolve about it at its real] OF HOUSEHOLD & OF- 40;20-41 ee ee a ‘ RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & O0., AUCTIONEERS. .. Paris, from New York, (Successors to Rateliffe, Darr & Co.) Letters for Ireland must be @i- ()At 9:20 p.m., for IRB distance of 240,000 miles. ‘There would yet remain nearly two hgindred thousand miles gogne, P.m., for EUROPE, per ‘Southampton. :30, and Bt 15, 3:49 (4:00 Limited, 4:20, 4:26, 310, 10:00, 10:40, 11:15 and’ 1! On ¥, toe 7:20, 9: 9: FICE FURNITURE, BEING VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STORY AND BASE-| A.M.: 12: z only. per o.s. dacania, from Kew of space between the moon's orbit and the| THE ERFECTS OF THE MENT, BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH BROWN | ited), 4:20, ‘5: Sey tere for inclosing shell of the sun. Indeed, to jour- NE TRIMMIN OMS AND TWO 85 FM. * 7 for NETH: . ney from one side of the sun to the other, | LATE DR. S.S. MOPPATT. | bats, 5020 His init sitinieate | wor borc's Gresik Tine, 7:20 A, and 40 pas. | hin. oe SEVAEIADE Get through the center, would take one of our By virtue of the oes vested in me as the | at WALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P-M., ad will | For » 7: AS ‘12:15 and 4:20 directed “per Veendam.” (cjAt 10:55 p.m., for swift express trains nearly two years and a | dinlnistrator of the Inte &. 8. Moffatt, M. D.. | Ofer for sale, by public auctions in Yont’or iit | PM. dally, ‘except’ Sunday, Bandage Oat Ait’ | GENOA. direct, San Fulda, trom New ‘York, half. So vast a globe must be heavy. Since | 1 Will sell at public auction, within the sales | remises, ” Z and 4:20 P's, Letters must be directed “per Fulda.” (At 10:86 i. globe m ive 5 rooms of C. G. Fioan & Co., auctioneers, 1407 G if LOT 48, SQUARP 788, Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Richmond, pcints | p.m., for SCOTI AND direct, per #.s. City of Rome, its density is only one-quarter that of the| gt, Washington, D. on repay, | JULY | rrcnting 20 feet 8 itches by # depth of 90 feet, on Atlantic Coast Line. 4:30 A.M., 8:46 P.M. | from New York, via Gi . Letters must de ai- garth, it only (weighs as much as three| TilIRD, 18, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., the fol- | Riculins, pO fect § lniches U1 private alley in rear. | Cally. Richmond apd Atlanta. (6:40 P.3f. daily. | rected “per City of Rome.” (c)At 10:35 p.m. for hundred and thirty-two thousand earths, or | lowing ‘effects: So ss sp | Tule ake should command the attention of carta 257 A.M. NORWAY direct, per u.s. Norge, from New York, two octillions of tons! The attraction’ of INE, EICHINGS, ENGRAVINGS | AND | tn search of a desiratle home. of ie dice een | Accommodation for Quantico, 1:45 A" Letters must be directed “per Norge.” (At gravity on its surface would cause a man PORORS. p OPERATING CHAML | being situated In é ‘one of the best sections of the 9:20 a.m. for CAPE COLONY and NATAL, per 68. x WALNUT BOOK CASE, OFFICE, * City of from > Yor . ‘own, ere rcentaues| on pmeneeal and fifty ORPRONT FOLDING RED, | SHRCMY vical, and stated at the time of Letters antat 4 he tracted “Per City of Tene pounds to weigh two tons. LEATHEL DINING CHAIRS WAL sale. $200 required upon acceptance of bid. s SURINTED MATTER, ETC. | German Steamers enna js CHAIRS AND DESK, PATENT WASH STAND, | 0-848 _HATCLIFFE, SUTTON & Co. P. Saturdayn take printed tatters sk’, for Cereus Instead of Throwing Rice. WARDROBE, KC ‘DEA: CHAIRS, Leave Alexandria for Washington, HI; - e atte t From th ton Transcript. MANTEL Ci i B:00. 9:10, 10 10, 10.28 ee and specially addressed printed matter, etc., f0F 1e Bos ript. MANTE) eae i, . parts of Europe. -A-BRA 8:28. 5:00, 5.30, , 7 , 10:4 SI Reames Se Since we must have some pretty and S$, MAHOGANY AND OAK CHAME TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE TW 21:08 PM. On Sunday at 6:43. 9:10, 10:28 A. Wetnosisye take apesog eee ah y a pecullar formality at the close of the fes- SUITES, SUPERD SIDEOARD, WITH STORY BAY-WINDOW BUFF BRICK FROM ES GS 9:10 and 10:63 B34. ter, ete., for Europe. tivity, both to give it at least eclat and to] Giant ye HEATHERSEA mo FOI ACBUTTpet | FOF Atler Uc city is Delaware Hiver Bridge, ell: | xaays take printed coatter, on é SHA MBE NITURE, caey PE rail ronte), 11: M. we . 8:15) ani ep oa hide our own emotion at the moment, why | CHAMBER. FURAITUIE, KE SOME MONEY. Ties PM! datiy larket ‘Street’ Wharf), | #4 Ireland, and specially’ addressed printed mat- not seek for something that shall be a fea- OIL. CLO’ ; wh AND 2 9:00 A.M. (Seturdays only), 10:00, 11:00 A.M. See eee ture of attractiveness and lend a new PIANO, By Wirtue of '@ Mleed of trunt, dated” December | pop With, Wass 12:45 and 11:38 ench Tine - GLASS’ AND 14,1895, and duly recorded in’ Liber 2077, follo aye, 138 PM dain. charm to the hour? If it take a little ICY BIB oe ace ‘OL the land irecords of the one days, 11:35 P.M. daily. fom tg more trouble, it 1s certainly worth the| TERMS CASH. WM. trict of Coli ‘and ut the request of the parry | q Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and G streets, and WEST INES ES AMERICA, trouble. The Japanese have a beautiful | Administrator of the secured the, unlerrgned rusteen, wil sell | Gin be lett fot the checking of tmgeage to Oewtica: | THURSDAY Wat G0 emt . offatt, M. D. publ tion, ont pres . O el ‘rom in custom at the launching of a ship that we| | Note “Saturday, being a legal holiday our regular | MONDAY, “JULY. SIXTH, “rays, Maite | Hou from hotels and SS ES bay son eh era might borrow and modify and use to ad- Will take place as above. O'CLOCK’ P.M., the south "21 feet’ front by the “General Manager. "General ‘Pass. Agt. Coleridge, from New York SLOAN & C6 st orl a 0 > oe s ork, Sant ectiaethoisiacecol’ detvandcanoper! & Auctioneers, 1407 G st. | original depth “of lot 17, in square 920, rumniug | sex back to a 30-ft. alley. , Bahia and’ ilo de Jancirc Instead of breaking a bottle of wine over asc ore qyermas AML cash, | A deposit of $100 required at BALTIMORE AND otto RAT-KOAD. Parc Spine gene Es, the prow ee the veh ee appointed ise (Succeeters to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.) At cont of purchaser. “Bale to te ciaueh Gres | Leave W. syuington from Station ‘corner of New eg ag ge ae a sonage pulls a string, which parts a big SRS = days, otherwise property will be resold at risk jersey avenue ai C street. State Sp. “ ~ SALE ai a Ve CUMANA and RUPANO, per s.#, Prins Wm. 1 globe of flowers and out fly a flock of PROPER eens Conc otsceten Re ire eeee | Toate Ta aa Sor Vestioaiel KAmtted | oes Sow Kok katie to aces pert or eae doves, that, drawn in the draught of air, 1 ES For Cinclunati, St. Louls and Ind! is, Vesti- | ucla, Caracos., Trinidad, British and Dutch Gul- buled Limited, For Pittsburg and a.m. and 8:40 p.m. For Berkeley Sunday. Special, Saturday only. For Deer Park, Mountain Lake Park and Oak- lund, 12:35, 3:45°p.m., 12:15 2.m., all daily. No trains stop at Mountain Lake Park Sunday. follow the vessel in all the shower of By breaking blossom and_ fluttering petal. Could anything be lovelier than this stir of wings and flowers for a wedding? Let us then imprison our white dove in a big hollow globe of flowers—a pleasant cage enough for a little while—and then the Moment the bride passes underneath to press, 12:18 night. ana roust be directed “per Pring Wm. 1" jand, E: Gail, 11:30 | 10:55 pm., for VENEZUELA and CURACAO, also — SAVANILLA aod CARTHAGENA, Curacao, rings, 3:45 p.m. daily, except | per as. Caracas, from New York, (cjAt 104 1285" pus. ably’ and 5:00 pie, Qi, fr CAMPRCHE, CHIAPAS, TARASCO, we PAM and YUCA’ per 6. Saratoga, from New York. “Letters for other parts of Meaico, and for Cuba must be directed ag Rarute xd 6:3 a.m. for PORTO RIC direct, per «8. Fort (oat virtue of a deed of trust to us, and duly re- corded in Ltber No. 2026, follo 2 et seq., of the Q records of the District of Columbia, aud at the West of the purty recured thereby,” the snder- ed trustees will offer for sale auc tien, in frent of the pr the THIRD DAY of JULY, A.D. FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. lots Nos. In sqnare No. 1136 p.m. ev. A, via IMPROVED BY FE 2238 7TH STREET. 4, 8 SE NUMBERED HO lots Nos. 10, 1 14 i 1130, ard. lot 61 = PAR ae Ter eee nay | [eg ended peer Tey GRESADA, TEINIDAD and or nGe, Be Ee enter her carriage, let the globe be broken in square No. 1120, ard lot No. 6 in square | corded in Liber . folio 494 et seq., of the land ‘or Winchester and way stations, 65:30 p.m. GRENADA, NIDAD an p . as. open, the blossom’ fail about her, and the | 122, im the city of Wasbipzton, District of Co- | cued. tn Liber 1754. follo 404 let. sea, ‘the y, Natural Bridge, Roanoke, Knoxville, | Castle Efcn, from New York, dit @0\ atm, wh: te dove go soaring skyward, " s mbolic lumbla__ togeth with the machinery, tools, cte. written request of the bold Memphis an New Orleans, 10:30 | for DEMERAR. per «8. Thomo, fh i go Ss % sky |, -syml Set out In schedule A of the said trust. oa will, on ping Cars York. At a.m.’ for BAIBAT t of the pure aspiration of that love which | ‘Terms of sale: Cash. A deposit. of $200. re- TEENTH DAY of JULY. p.m. da: LOUPE and MARTINIQUE, per +s. Talisman, has taken the life of another into its keep- | quired on day ot ferme to be complied with | PAST FIVE OChoGe i from New York. Ing and is to fill that life with joy" and | within Aftcen dave from day of ule, otherwise the | feew well the following de FRIDAY (At 10:55, pam. for | NEWFOUND. c nearl: ‘bl e- | UuStees reserve the right to with the firprovements, easements, rights, wity8 ©. yin. At ere Serra Sete ct tve 2S) DOB IDles afore |W Ce oc: (ae ac caning ates nd appurtenances thereunt wing, situate and 35:30, ND, JAMAICA, and : - and recording at the cost of Is county of Washington, District of Co- 311350 Adirondack. from "New ————— W. H. SOLES, Jombia, AN of lot murubered 7, tn Haw's SPSS xe . for SAN DOMINGO an 7 : _ suldivision of part of the tract of known as , 8:25, 4:5 205, s aginaw from New York, AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, &c Motint Pleasant, as per plat Jed in Liter C. 9:20, 11515, x11:50 p.m, |” «qyMaile LAND, via New York, Je23-d&ds J. U., follo 48, of the records of the office of the by rail to y steamer, close : 210 and Today GO surveyor of the District of Columbia 10 and 8:30 am, 32:10 and | PF fay to talit - Gs 4! ERMS OF SALE: One-third cxsh, balance in 30 a.m., 4:32 p.m. (a)Matis for MiQt Roston, and G. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 1407 G st. n.w.—P st. | cecsrems SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND | one amd two years at 6 per cent yer annum tnter- i » 09200, b11:30 a.m, € thence by steamer, « iy at 8:20 B.w., dwellings Nos. 74 and 76. Sule “LOT IN AVALON H S. Fold, Oe al each at tthe | For Hagerstown, 11:0 a.m, and b5:30 pa. em z July 2, at 5 o'clock p.m. Charles B. By virtue of the p deed of ay eos for. all at ty | For Bosd's and way points, week days, 9:00 | _(@)Mails for CUBA, except that $200 required at purehas- a with in the trus- the fer five trust from Frank D. his. wife ber 1 Cscar Luckett, trustee Duncanson Bros., Aucts, 9th and D sts. n.w.— 14th st. s.e. betwee E and G sts., three d Sale Thursday, July 2, at 6 o'clock p.m, Isaac Jobfison and Alexander Abraham, trustee DE CUBA, which close at this office daily at 3:00. p.m.. warding by steamers sailing Mondays and Thurs- days from Port Tampa, Fla. (Mails for Mexico, overland, unless specially forwarded via faster and Jennie A. Poste the undersigned truste “ and recorded Decem . Olio 104, of the land t of Columbia, ‘and Lying the party thercl 4, I will sell’ at public auction, in fro: 05 p.m. Sundays, 9:00 a.m. . 5:30, to ‘Terms of sale 0. Strom day of © the right to resell th cost of the defaulting - 4 aera Ee pa rddressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this Evil SIDAY. ths re s* advertisement of such resale in_some news- | 705. 10-25 p.m. 19:00 | office dally at § E st. between 13th ard 14th sts. ne. (north side), | seribed property, situate Ig the’ District of See e ST Ua es ions only. b4:30, p10. MAIIS for CHINA and JAPAN, per s.s. ~~} building lot. Sale Thursday, July 2, at 6:15 o'clock | bia, and know ae cre ayaa 2, in block < nee week di: a.m. and 4:28 — ee ‘lose here dufly, up to July 4, al = it at: : ered 3, Avalon Heights, as per plat recorde BE .m. Sundays. a.m.. p.m. 80 p. i p.m. Charles F, Benjamin and Wm. H. Duncanson, rahe Re 7, page Spars are y ‘office of SUTTON & CO., AUCTIC prom Bay Ridge, week’ das 15 a.m., 6:50 and | MAILS for HAWAII, per #8. Australia, from trustees. thenblsteice of columbia: “Beginning wor cde sears (Guccesscra to Ratcliffe, ‘Darr & ¢ 8:15 p.m. ‘Sundays, 6:00 and San Francisco, close here daily, up to July 5, at Tomorrow. on the west elde of 28th st.. Avalon Helghts, at a eon ROYAL BLUE LINE Oi NEN Ce Sea = 5 %0 r Int distant 5 ft. northerly from the intersection HREE BRICK HOU PHIL. 6 : for INA, 2 4 gael ae Peiiee eae Ath Tea be the north side of Cincinnati st., and the west ce All trains flluminated with Pintsch light. City of Peking, from San Francisco, close bere side of 28th st., and running thei side of 28th si e on the west For Sf 0 ft.; thence westerly parallel with York, Boston and the 05, 6:60 (10:00 a.m. Din- AND FIRST STR! daily, up to culy 5. at 6:30 p.m. unimproved property. Sule Friday, July 8, at 4:30 By ine 4 MAILS for CHINA and JAPAN, spectalls_ad- . duly yclock p.m. W. H. § P. Garrett, | Cincinpat! st. 120 ft.; thence southerly parallel | pitty Wo Goss, to one ae ane Kl (3:00 (5:05 Dining Car), 8:00 | dressed only, per s.s. Empress of China, trom Van- Aelia ap) Sale Senta E Garrett, | Ca ft; thence easterly paraltel with | records Yor the, District OF Go mien Spas ‘open 10:00 | couver, close here daily, up to July 6, at 6:30 tranteee. cinnatt «place of beginning. Ord h trict coun C. G. Slean & Co., Aucts., 1407 G st. n.w. Cincinnat! st. 120 ft. to the place of beginning. 1equest of the party secured thei p Terms of sale—Cash; Deposit of $100 required on ‘Terms to be complied with within ten signed trustees will offer f by public auct sale, MAILS for AUSTRALIA, except those for West pee ee DS a Te Australia, which are forwarded ‘via Europe, NEW day of sale. 00 (12:01 night; Si Ts ~m. Marie L. day~ from ‘day of sale, otherwise the trustee re- TALI sengers 10:00 p.m.). ZEALAND, HAWAII, FIJI and SAMOAN ISLANDS, ares é ‘ ‘ Se 0s oh pegiaon G waa, | eetves the Hight to resell at. the risk’ and cost ‘of aeee bal cen Westitewn aren pes Rance Cars on aul eralne 4 ber «8. Mariposa, from San Franclscc, close bers Go Sen sa UCI iis Cee ulting purchaser. Conveyancing at cost of pur | ington, District of Columbia, to wit: All those | fer Atlantic City, 1 -m.» 12:00 noon and | Gaitly, up to July 18, at 6:30 p.m.ib) ministrator’s eale of household furniture, ete., on r. certain pieces or parcels of land and prem 48 3A SSP ee MAILS for the SOCIETY ISLANDS, per ship City Friday, July 8, at 10 o'clock a.m.; also, at 12 -dtdr MARIA L. SMITH. Trustee. known and distinguished as and being sublots nu: BExcept Sui nm aDail: a only. of Papeiti, from San Francisco, close here daily, o'clock, bicycles. FUTURE DAYS. dered twenty-six (26), twenty-seven (27) and twen- a iy. cSendey + | up to July '25, at 6:30 p.m. xExpress train. Baggage called for and checked from hotels and Thos. Dowling & Co., Aucts., 612 E st. n.w.— ight of a subdivision of original lot num- 1 thirteen (13), in square numbered six hun- ‘Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of salle ber 6 “I Ds % daily, and the schedu of wing is arrat Sale of bouwhold effects, ete., on Friday, July 8, ‘THOS. DOWLING & C0., AUCTIONEERS. perenne (sje the same appears ct | forldemces Us Union ‘Transfer Company on orders | 16 Gals ant tie Se ehele uninterrupted oven ate ea ee VALUABLE ALLEY prop. | Tord Ip Book 14, page 186, of the records of the | Borthwest, New Yom avense Sea Bieesth ates | tranel surveyor's office of the District of Qolumbia, to- gether with sll the {a)Registered mail closes at 10:00 a.m. same day, ion Registered mail closes paw. kame da NG J, 128 DON COURT. AND 1238 Lat and at Depot WM. B. GR improvements, rights, ' etc. _ AUCTION SALES. ‘ Said lots will be sold separately. H {c)Registered mail closes at 6:00 p.m. same di} By virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated Novem: | “Terms of ale for each lot: One-third of the pur- = = (d)Registered mail closes at 6:00 p.m.previous day, = ber 17, Used, ane recorded Jn the recorder of deeds’ | chase money in cash, the residue in two equal In- SOUTHERN RAILWAY. CeMtegistered mall cloves at 1:00 pan.Tavs.& Sate, A Ne strict of Celumbla, in Liber 1759, | gtullments, evid by notes, payable, respec- PIEDMONT Alt LIN! 2 [AMES P. WILLE: Postmaster. HLS ABE RNOON, at the request of the holder ‘of the note se- | tively, in one and two years, with interest from Schedule in effect June 14, 1896. ae —=— — we, the undersigned trustees, will sell, £t d C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 @ ST. ISTEES' SALE OF VALU ET OVED. BY ‘TWO day of sale at the rate of 6 per ccut per an- m, payable semi-annually, the notes to be senger station cured hy deed of trust on the property sold, i | 6:00 A.M.—Dafly.—Local for Danville. Aeunects cash, at the option of the purchaser. “A deposit of | at Manassas for Strasburg, daily except Savday, h lot at the thine of sale. and at Lynchburg with the Norfolk and Westeru, All tratvs arrive und leave at Peunsyivania pes- OCEAN TRAVEL. Anchor Line ction, in front of the premises, on. Y, JULY THIRTEENTH, 1) ) AT HAL!) AST FOUR P. of Icts numbered ninety (0), ninety-one (91) and niuety-two (92), In Cooper & red ten’ hundred and sutalvision in square num’ ¢ not complied with In @aily, and with the Chesupcake and Ohio daily UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS twenty-turee (1023), sald ots belug Improved by | guvs'from the day of rate the erustern reseree the | for the Raturee Bevis coat fton Forge. SAIL FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY FOR By virtue of a deed of trust dated June 15, 1xy3, | three 4-room bricks, well renged. right to resell the property at the risk and cost cf | 11:15 A-M.—Daily.—-THE UNITED STATES FAST GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY, nd) dul: recorded in Liber 1827, folio 403 "| Terms of sale: One-third fh cash, and the bal- | the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ ad’ MAIL. Carries Pullman Buffet Sleepers, New York Rates for Saloon Passage, : the Tana records of the District of ance in two equal installments, in one (1) and two] tisement of such resale’ in this newspaper. All| and W ‘hington to Jacksonville, uniting at Salis- By SS. CITY OF ROME, $60 and upward. Sha ‘at the request of the party secured theres’ | (2) years, respectively, to bear iiterest at the rate | conveyancing and recording at purchaser's ‘cost. bury with Pallinan Sleeper for “Asheville and Hot | Second Cabin, $40. Stecrage, $25.50, We will offer for sele at publie auction In front of | Of six per centum per annum, payable semt-an- HOSEA B, MOULTON, Trustee, Springs, N. C.; Knoxville aud Chattanooga, Tenn., | OTHER STEANKRS, Cabin, $50 and ‘upwa: pully from date of sale, or all ‘cash, at the option deposit of $100 will be re- the premises, _on THURSDAY, JULY SECOND, 1003 F st. n.w. and at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta 1896, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following de. Second Cabin, $30 and $35." Steerage, $24. also Pullman Sieeper New York to New Orleans, of the purchaser. A A. B. RUFF, ‘Trustee, DRAFTS AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. a 1 o re 4 hen bid is accepted. Terms of sale to be | Je30-d&ds Central National Bank. | via Montgomers, ‘connecting at Atlanta with Pull: | Por further information apply to Tcintey to (2) asd: part Of Ie eee ee 22 || ocaplied, weiths-within ten asye: or trustees reserve HATCLIFFE, SUTTON & 00, AUCTIONRERS | Bate rer OF Biemingliam, “Memphis” and St. | ENDERSON MNOTITELS, Y howling Green, X.% Edward Clark's subdivision of lote in square’ sia | the righ: to resell, at the risk and cost of the AETE, SUTTON & C0., AUCTIONEERS. . ND Ww. MOS Rae (Su: 4:01 P.M.—Iaocal hundred and sixteen (616), as per plat recorded in| dt faulting neing and recording for Front DROOP, 925 Pa. ave... Washineton, —ap3-Sm Roral, Riverton and “4 cept Sunday Book W. F., page 15, of the surveyor's office of | at purchaser’ <I TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. Local for Charlottesville. NADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Gy story ‘aud. basement’ bee Greraee Petes JOUN Le WEAVER, drisee, "| PEREWPTOWY Sale Om A TwosToRy rrane | 0: TAVASHINGTON AND SOUTH: | otended ateatabipe sailing from Vancouver Siterme made Soown at time of sale. A 4 _ Cormer_$ta_and FL | on tiunsbay, JULY SINTH, 2e06, at HALT. | Follnun Vegtiboled Sleepers, Dining Cans and, Day to Japan axv Chin $100" = lepos! 5 7 sp. | PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., we Will offer for sale, aS EMPRESS OF CHINA. OF $100" required at tne ot LES MAURY, B THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING No, | DY public snc oe es | ee ee A EMPRESS OF INDIA, 4 3 . : aoe : ENG NO. . 2, in square 576, e, x OSCAR LUCKETT, Ne eee See ON DAC ata feck, by al depth of 120 fect, with the ituprove, pille, and New York t6 Memphis, via Birming. | EMPRESS OF 41 eee Trurtert | pibee "Nos 1910, follo 205, et eq, of te land | MEPs. "Now under good rental, Montgomery” Westibated Dey Gatch Warts tt | MIOWEICA duly 8.” ae a er a ee OD ee ee One-half cash, the balance in alx and | Monigomers. | Vestibule Cosch Wash fo] MEOWERD. Pais Bak DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. ras ofthe Distriet of Colum ta; and at the Fe" | twelve months, of all, Cash at the option of the | Atiatta. Southern Itallway Dising Oar Gretastore | Second cabin a Sowepeiepes z —— ae huntte auctions infront “of the premises, “on | DUtciaker; the deferred parments to be secured by | to, Montgomery. | oo [aie |e TRYROSTING 16 BEET HY “x DRPAT OLs | MONDAY, TULY THIRTERNTH, Iooe? ST TEALS: | deed of trust’ on the property sold. A depaait of | ;ARAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHTO D tels-cotsr FEET ON THE NOWTH SIDA Ob ab We 76 | St POUL O'CLOCK, PM. the following de, | $200 required Rae ae aoe ear All courey: | and 4:40 p.m. dally, except Sanday, axa 6.25 Daw ae 7 THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH NORGE | cried real estate in that part “of the chiy ‘of | 8BCIng, ete, atche parcnaser J Sundays only for Round Hill, 4:85 pine Gate ae NETHERLANDS LINE. EAST. é NORTH: | FVeatingtony District of Galambla, formerly keown, Gate RATCLIEFE, SUTTON & CO.. Aucts. | cept Sunday, for Leesburg, and 6:25pm. daily for By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded iu | 18 Georgetown; Lot 45, in Wu. H. Manogue's | 391+ aIEEE, Merndcn, "Returning, arrive at Wasi 8: Liber No. 2008, at folio 409 et seq., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, we shall sell, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF JULY,’ A.D. 1896, AT A QUARTER-PAST SIX O'CLOCK P.M., lot forty- iedivision of lot 30 in Beall's addition to said corgetown, being in square 62, now square 282, in sald Georgetown, as per plat recorded in the surveyor's office of said District in Book A. R. Shepherd, page 211, with the improvements ©0., AUCTIONEERS, aw. ington 8:26 $ e a.m. and 7:00 p.m. dally, and 8:00 p.m. daily ex- THOMAS DO ise ot cept Sunday, from Round Hill. 7:06 a.m. daily, ex: cept Sunday, from Herndon. 8:34 a.m. daily, ex- cept Surday, crom Leesburg. rough trains from) the south, arrive at Wash- ‘Saturday, Jul; 70.00; second to’ General ISTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE TRON TENTH STREDT, SOUTHWEST WASH Nee 42 wo (42) yuare ten hundred and hove stated. INGTON, D. C. aw es CG ge) na ee its Pacis OO) ee) By virtue of a deed of trast duly recorded in | Manessas Division, 10: Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one | May 19, 1874, securing $5,000 in three years, the | Liber 1564, folio 498 et seq., of the land records nd dal shed at offices, 511 and 1300 Pennsylvania a and two years, at six $50 required at time of ‘and informa- particulars of which will be rms: One-third cash, of which a deposit of stated at the sale. of the District of Columbia, and at the request of | »,cickets: | Siceping Car Pee cent interest per annum. the party secured thereby, the undersigned sur- stle. Ten days allowed to avenue, and at Pennsylvania passenger 5 ° fer. 1 be made at the time of sale, and the | viving trustee will offer for eale, in front. of the complete the trans‘HARLES F. BENJAMIN. Eiiance in two equal. installments, In" ong aud. two | tremfetr en WEDNESDAS, THE HIGHTH (TH) | 4°25 Green, General Supt. American Line. WM. H. DUNCANSON, years, from day of sale, for which notes of the | baY OF JULY, 1896, AT’ FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., yt CULE. trate Manages New’ York-Routhampton (London-Paris) Je25-u&ds Trustees. *| purchaser, bearing interest from day of sale (pay- | the following described real estate, to wit: Lot wo Glens Paee: ‘Twin-screw U. 8. Mall Steamships. — | able quarterly) and secured by deed of trust on the numbered 15, in Thomas S. Tucker and Silas 8. L. & Brown. Gan. Avent Poe dese. Sailing every Wednesday. SCANS NEERS, ty sold, will be taken, or all cash, at the | Tucker's subdivision of part of square numbered Paris.Set..July 4, 100m, Paris......Aug 5, 10 See cea enone) COLIONERRE, Dption of the “purchaser. All conveyancing and | S23 "together with: the fmprovemente ‘thereon: os Rework July loam St. Louis. :Auz 12, 10am TRUSTEES’ SALI; OF THREE BRICK HOUSES | recording at, purchaser's cost. If terms are not | per plat recorded in Liber 17, folio 144, of the rec- CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. St. Louis. July 15, 10 auo| St. Paul..:Aug 19, 10 am ON 4TH STREET SOU (HEAST BETW E AND G STREETS, OCCUPIED AS FLATS. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in Liber No. 1588, at folio 41 vt sey., one of the land reccrds of the District of Columbia, we shall se complied with in ten days from sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell. the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or pur- chasers after eight days’ advertisement in The Evening Star newspaper. ords in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money tn cas the balance in one and two years, with interest at 6 per cent from date of sale, secured by trust on Bt. Paul.. July 22, 10am TEROUGH THN GRANDE&T SCENERY IN AMERICA. 4LL TRAINS VESTIBULED, Aug 26, 10am New York. Sat., Aug 20, 10am New York.July 29, 10 am Red ere Star Line. in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, ‘THOSi' BE, WAGGAMAN, the property sold: or all cash, at purchaser's op-| | SLECTRIO LIGHTED, ot NEW YORK TO ANTWEL?. OND DAY of JULY, AD. 1 JOHN |W. PILLING, tion. A deposit of $100 will 'be required at the| aigars SERVED IN DIGNG CARS BTA. iis 0 aks BM., lot eleven Gi) in ‘square ten hundred and | _y2-cod&dofs . oe |G See ee ee a ‘Wednesday, July 15, 1:30 p.m. ty-three }), together with the improvements, | — wi wi ros date of le the ION SIXT! STREETS. . Wedne J 22, noon CE CGO sre Pa a THOMAS DOWLING, ‘AUCTIONEER, trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and 'H AND B s june 22 noot eae at etmaatie’ Stree oe TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE Lor IN | Seadvcrtisiag Convenenting ar oct eae Ave dass 2:20 PA DAILY -Cinciuast) and $e Louts Spe- 4 PAS: mi-ennually. requ it th USTEES’ § A N | readve: . Conveyanc! purchaser. 20 P.M. z a woe fen days plete the traneter. © BRIGHTWQOD PARK. JOSEPH B. BAT Be Bag Ae - Ten days allowed fo complete the transfer. , 601 7th st. s.w., efal- Solid train for Cincinrati Pullman slq~pers . 6 Bowling Green, N. Is E JOHNSON. By rirtue of a, deed of trust, recorded tn Tiber | _Je27-dds Surviving ‘Trustee. fo Gincianati, Lexington, Louisville, napol GEO. Wo MOSS. Avent ceiec LEXANDE M, | No. 1804, follo 876 et seq, of the land records : 5 Sa and St. Louis without change. Connects at Cov- = v2. Tena. aves $e22-d&ds ‘Trustets. | of the Dietrtct ot Columbia, the party secured re- re Sara NS Ington,” Vay for Hot Springs ory CS (oo iS — = questing it, we wi , yublic auction, in —— na icago. 5 ns a FUTURE DAYS. parte et the remigen, 0 WEDNESDAY JULx ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY PLE PM. e Se J, mites saa, train POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. © G. SLOAN & CO., 1407 G ST. 82 in’ Nauck’s subdtvieion of lots in block 38 of | T2n AND STH STREETS DaGeee | Leaington ond Loulavilte without change Pull. —= & RANDALL Potomac aver LINET Auctioneers. Brightwood Park, in saij District. Do 2 + | an Fe ene et Springs, Without | steamer Harry Randall leaves River View Wi ay Terns: Qne-third cast payne jn one and two] py virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in | SBANEe, eedays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Daily | 7th gtreet, Suuday, Tuesday and Thureday ett TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | years, at 6 per cent, securéd on the property, or Liber No. 1721, follo G4 et eeq’, one of the land | gounection for | the eo etings. pa st heen, S| am., landing at all wharves as far down as Made PROPERTY, NO. 826 7TH ST. NE. Sill be requited at time oF ane. Cont of $100 | records of the District of Columbia, and at the | Sgorers Cinclonat! to Chicago end St. Louis. dox ‘creek, V uding Chapel Point and Colonial By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated the | will be required at time of sale. Conveyancing and : * | 10:57 A.M, Is = Bichmond er- 1, reti Mondays about 9 p.m.; % 9th of August, 1895, and duly recorded August ‘Terms to be com- | Teduest of the perties secured thereby, the und Beach, returning on ss about 9 p.m.; Wed. Feconling at purchaser's cost, ith for Old Point’and Norfolk. Only rail line. ing x . igned trustees will offer for ale, at pubite auction, | “3.59 'p-M. D“ILY—For Gordonsville, Charlottes. | nesdays and Fridays t 3:30 p.m. Passenger ac 10, 1885, in Liber No. 2039, at folio 339 et seq., | plied with in ten days, otfiérwise property to be | Raat malt ke auction = 5 mde oa eee ong of the land records of the District of Columbia, | Fesold at defaulting purchaser's TisK ‘and’ cost, jo, front of (the Premises, on MONDAY. SIXTH | vitte, Stauton and for Richmond, daily, except | co™ las, until and at the request of the hour of seiling. Telephone 1765. rty secured thereby: F. A. REED & € CHAS. G. NAUGK, ublic auction, in front of 1825 Zth AO iy, | O'CLOCK P.M., the iollowing real estate, situated we will offer for sale at Mibcetivatious anf tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio ES. RANDALL, Se ee Wast! ts Agents, Alexundria. Proprieor and Manager. the premises, on TUESDAY, JULY SEVENTH, 1806, OSCAR NAUCK, Had 'deaigrated upon the ground plat tuecoe ee; | oMices, 1S ‘and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue, 1110 i te MeGHU. 0. CAREINTER. Gen. ag al IVE OCEOCK. eee ie pone Fi igerceibed 4 ‘Bt 1825 7th st. nw. | being lots numbered fifteen gs) acd sixteen (6) in | 8 2 W- ” a. Ww. a eG mi “ c. real estate, situate @ city of Washington, D. = —— = = b vent: Le! \ STEAS mo C., and Keown and distinguished as Tot, tiumtiered DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. Ree ee CR EW _myi8 _General Passenger Agent. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, twenty la Chappel’s | subdivision of ‘ = “Trookland,”” a8 said subdivision is. record. = mi 7th st. Ferry Wharf. fos eo" to Inclusive, of Sisters of Visita. | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF ELEGANT BRICK Dwexr. | ;Hrookland.,” a8 sald subdivision 48 recorded in UNDERTAKERS. cinesdays and Satindags at 7 tion subdivision of original lots 15 to 19, inclusive, ING OF THREE STORIES, NO. 255 TWELFTH Yeyor's office of the District of Culumbia, together 13 river jandings to St. Clement's of square elght hundred and fifty-eight (858), as per | _ STREET SOUTHEAST. Bye einake Gnprevementar Satie ete Bay, Breton's Bar and Nowint Creek: returning: lat recorded in the office of the surveyor ‘for the | | By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in | “terme of ales guethitd ofthe’ purchase money W. R. Speare, ives Tuesday afternoon. Wednesdays for river ae becae Bendy attra fala, Me Ba | Mat bt ae beseech Shagratiretat | tobe" ld care, flame ou tal ToS Boies R'E: ease Senco Maes mises hereby conveyed being > of the let at, nell, . With interes it * Be om Th st, me; story brick dwellings ami: lot | of the premises, on MONDAY, THE SIXTH Dace Zuni uoabiabe cal-enwanlzeekoekaetersoat Ase Undertaker & Embalmer, and Yeocomico rivers; returning, leaves 18.11 ft. by i10 ft. to alley. Subject to a trust for OF JULY, A.D, 1896, AT SIX’ O°CLOCK P.M, lot seventy-eight (78), in square nine hundred’ and ninety (990), improved by English basement house of six rooms—a good house and good location,- and terms of sale are not complied with within ten | a rents’ to be represented by’ notes of the pur- chaser, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, Gr all cash, at the purchaser's option. 'ferms of sale to be complied with in fifteen days from $2,500, due March 18, 1897. ‘Terms: One-third cash, remainder in six months, A deposit of $100 required at time of sale. If 40 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most reesogable terms, ‘Telepbone call 340. jal-ir reat bargain. day of gale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to = —— from date of sale the trustees reserve the ‘erms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one | resell the property after five days’ advertisement ATTORNEYS = Sctautt of purchaser, at pin Tak and Coots "All com | pavable, Sent ammnise” 8100: renised Re ane at | Segauel reese cit ome newsnaer, rublished ie ~ Maurer’s RAT and ROACH PasTm, t ry at and cost. All con- able semi-annually. requir ime Yoshingtou, D. it of juired a! — Cs x veyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Bale. ‘Ten days allowed to complete the transfer. the time of sale, All conveyancing, recording, ete, | CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, MOTH and INSECT PONDER, Buy THOS. G. HENSBY, Trustee, CHAS. F. BENJAMIN, at the cost of the purchaser, Webster Law building, 605 D st. nw., Washing- Mt everywhere, but WALTER R. HHNSEY, Trustee, WM. H. DUNCANSON, EDMOND FITZGERALD, Trustee. toa, D. C. io. 8 Mount Veroon Flats, EWS.329 No ot PhiadeipaiaPa, $026-10t 1300'F st. nw. $e20-4&ds ‘Trustees, $e24-4&4s JCHN J. FEGAN, Trustee. New York ave. and Sth st. aw. os