Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1896, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JULY 20, 189¢—-TWELVE PAGES. ; Fugitt for the Chevy Chase team. ‘A game has SUBURBAN NEWS |x sciett Sicze0ae ate es tt Ja clubs for Tuesday next, on the grounds of ts to how the patient could have swallowed AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. the fatter. - One Of the theories atvenned i thet while OMOREON: TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DATs. ae poe 6 of eories advanced is tha’ = a : ee & ae service at anni’ Beatin Gnecey a outdoor | Riggs was in New York a short time ago ‘EGULAR SALE OF ©. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTS., 1407 G ST. N.W. | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. | ©. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. « aad at 8 o'clock. It is contemplated bolding he may heve visited a Chinese restaurant,| Horses anid Carriages — Guccesfors to Ratcliffe, ‘Darr & Co.) =e — meetings every Sunday during the summer. A] been victimized and the stick slipped down LUMBER AT AUCTION. CBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON A very beautiful wedding took place Wednesday prayer meeting will be held af Lamond’s Wednes- | his throat. aronnoee PUBLIC AUCTION. aac SUL . oe ey eee x STREET BETWEEN Zap AND POUR- at Christ ChurcifAecokeek, the contracting parties | (5,,crening. At the teachers meeting Saturday | Another theory is that Riggs was mes- Te ier, Te MOUNING, | JULY | ON ‘TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY-FIRST 1 6, AT NUE BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH | By virtue of u dence of the Supreme court of the being Miss Cecilia’ Halley of Pomonkey and Rev. | Hall Tuesday, the 28th instant 2 merized at Harrisburg, where he says he | within the BAZAAR, NO. 940 LOUISIANA AVE: | EUBVEN. AM. WE WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC | STREETS, KNOWN AS NO. @0L, NEAR THE | District of Columbia, passed In-equity cause Nev ‘Theophilus Smoot, rector of the church. The} | the ¥. P. 8. ©. B. was led Sunday evening by | Stopped to witness a performance of that | NUE, 30 head of Horses and Mares. In this lot | AUCTION, LUMBER CONSISTARG, OF Ie12hI6 | pENTRANCE TO dee ee eS eee ig | 17H. the undersigned trustees will cell, at public chase way handsomely decorated with ferns and | Rev. John Van Ness, the subject being “Reminis-| kind, and swallowed the stick while in a| are some fine, young, sgund workers and drivers | DRESSED BORKES AND Sei DRG ONE 2X10, | foee, Ree 1000 ne aS ches er toe fad | Section ta. front Cf he Dremises, on TUESDAY, flowers, and a large floral bell was suspended trom | Cepees of the Convention” a 1 | tance, es tricks of this kind are often | and some of a cheaj Fade—stock to sult for auy | 2x32 AND 4X6 VIRGINIA ROUGH. "THB ABOVE | fetcnis for the’ Dintcice of Galginum, aed at “the P.M., sublot. nrmbercd” TWESTE_ORE, Gh. an the -ceilings amdure which the bride and grooth | gtreeta of the fetta path Bea ma eeralnad: practiced. If such was the case he may not | Purpose. "ALSO W ILL, BE SOLD IN LOTS TO SUIT. request of the parties secured thereby, the under- equate numbered FIVE HUNDRED AND ‘rHikiry- Stool during the ceremony. The marriage service | ond work wis Immediately begun on Sycamore | "2V@ been aware of what he had done, and | 15 New snd Second-head buggies, Phactons, Wa- Pings CASH. Gg. SLOAN & CO., UCTS, | Sted surviving trustee will sell by, public auction, | BEX (36), situated on the south side of D street was read by Kev. Frank P. Willes of Croom, as- | avenue, which is now completed. The next ther-| the stick in his stomach probably caused | gons, Harness, ete. ._ G. 20.,_ AU! in front of the premises, on TU! EES between 3d and 4% streets southwest, tmproved by iene ee wa cea = : oughfare to be taken up will be Takoma avenue, | the change in his condition noticed when | SALE PEREMPTORY. FUTURE DAYs. HAS Ps Ee a ing. This lot has'a frontage of sisted by Ker W. G. Ware of Washington. The | Cushfare to be taken NeitaUrakomanercrees EAVcaiel ante. it S}VENSINGER, Auctioneer. PAST FOUR O°CLOCK P.M., the followii Werage depth of 89 feet aud runs bride was givén’ dway by her uncle, Mr. J. Thomas | “Nites M’ B Littie of Silver ‘Spring, who Teebiesa e : aa The most plausible theory of all, however, | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIC is advanced by friends who know his won- Successors to Majelitfe, ‘Darr & Co. i derful inventive genius, and his desire to ‘TEES’ SALE OF FIGHT BRICK HOUSES, Halls. Migg Anna L. Marshall of Washington | si for over a week, ‘w recovering, aind is now able resided at the organ, during the mony | to be out. eaptred 0) rele St ee se ian cei [> Met Avtar’ Suinner | andilM tse Gora emlncer vere TESA ax FHISKIES AND CIGARS | scribed real estate, situate Inthe county of Wash- eee Oe MEAS gh RIREIES AND CIGARS | incton, Distrlet of Coluuibia, to wit: The east half | "Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance On WEDNESDAY. MORSING, JULY TWENTY. | of lot nine (9), In Gass" subdivision of lot two (2), | in one and ‘two years. oF all cash The: preety SECOND. 1500 UAE ELE OCLOGE, Tail re. | 1m George Taylor's subdivision of part of Pleasant | will We sold free of all incumbrawes A’ deneit 2 TRU: J ae 7 Plains, together with all the improvements, rights, | of $150 will be required at the time of wale. Itt Party left the church she ‘played Mendelssohn's | “siting frlends at Beltaviile, Md ang gone a a Se ney DS. 1, 2 3, 4, 5 6, 7 AND 8, BELLEV ell, at auction rooms, 9th and D sts. tw... Washs | cieins toe — indy <oupiled with be mtisen One qlvedding Marcy” The bridesmaids were Miss |. Ur and Mess Wt- Le Troatt of jagtrite, y, e may have been trying an ex- sritket OR couitn ‘NORTHWEST. ington, D.C, & quantity of Wine, Whisky an) “"r-1ms: One-third cash, the balance in ome and | the sight Ss reserved to troll et the rie ond ae Blanche “Halley. "sister of the bride, and Miss | f° suests of Mrs. ‘Troutt’s sister, Mrs. J. periment with his stomach in order to| ny virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in | Cigars, the purchaser of same at sale held at 12:3 | Te Years, with Interest from the day of wale at | of the defuulting purchaser. All conveyaucing at A s sister of the grou "The ushers peeps den Lay has jotned his brother, Allie Lay, | T€2Ch @ conclusion, or that he may have | Liber No. 2054, at folio 8 et seq., one of the land | Pa. ave., on July 2, 1896, havi ES to pay for] sty per cent per sbuum, payable semi-annually, se- | the purchuser’s cust. wert Me: Kovert H. Smoot, brother of the | | .WFpselden Lay has Jol sojourning at Black. | been trying to find’some instrument which | records for thé District vf Columbia, and at the | same. All persons interested will take notice. | cared by deed of trust on the property sold, oF all MICHAEL J. COLBERT, Trustee, roum: Wen . He. Hi Halley ‘and “| end Preston King, COE oa he could place in his stomach at will. To do | feauest of the purty wecured thereby, tha wader | ni axsbnAinun anete, Marshal. DS. | cesh, at the option of the purchaser. "A deposlt S12 Fost. uw. Hl. ‘Mediey. et Very pretty dress of | Ingu's {0002- Hien and fam#ly, “accompanied by | this he may have prepared this tick Sigved trustees Will offer for sale, by public auc- EN GENSONEE BOS SEAact Jy20-2t_ | Gf $200 required upon acceptance of bid. If the WILTON J. LAMBERT, Trustee, ae With ribbon, and Cart ee eee aren ee tulonial Bonels cially and ae g Spe" | thon, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, ‘AUCTIONEERS, terms of sale are not complied with In fifteen | y17-d&ds 410 Suh st. nw. a white prayer book. The bridesmalds wore pink | Mi A. Bien, are camping at Colopinl Beach. | y and attached it to something, pos-| FOURTEENTH OF JUEY. A.D. 1896, AT HAL DLW days from the day of sale the trustee reserves the am : aE nlie trimmed with ritbous te match, wad born | Messrs, Arthur Ciiftoa and Charles Gri sibly a string. The string either broke off | PAST FOUR O'CLOCK YA, the following de- — Fight to revel the property at the risk and cost | BATCLIFVE, SUTTON & 00.. AUCTIONEERS, Se irae Nomen t 6G ok Milen Atoms te euca te C8 ate--Carelyieee pe got looses eS the stick, leaving it in his pores siete: situate in the pities ERE ORS, SA Ok one ap of the defaulting purchaser after Sve days’ adver- Guccessors to Ratcliffe, Date ov mony the bridal party went to the rectory, Tra eye er =e jomach. e natur 5 uipbia, and designat. je southerly e BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, NO. 660 G | tisement of such resale in some newspaper publi: 5 = - ® superb: luncheon Was served by the ladles . HYATTSVILLE. £0 Impressed him that he protected rob aLly | one hundred GOO) feet da depth by the full-width | Smee NORTHEAST. ed io. Warbington DG. NL eoubetauchie and | CHANCERY SALE OF “LYONS MILL SEAT." chureh. Later in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. ; Sil ther eonsenie iF Of lots numbered ‘thirty-nine (89) aud forty (40), 10 | son WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTY-SECOND, | Si chiaymmington, D.C ALL conve By authority of a decree of the Supreme Court Smoot left for Norfolk, where they expect to re] one Vansrille Farn Club met last Saturday | {1 ‘sequences rather than tell his fam-| Francis W. Miller, trustee's, subdivision of @ part [1506, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., we will sell, in JOHN WALTER, Jr., the District of Columbia passed tn the cause of main about two weeks, Seite cohen tes nes ¢ - y. If Riggs does not survive, the mystery | of Pleasant Plains, now known as Rellevue, accord- frcat cf the premises, lot 140, square 859, tmproved | jy17-d&ds Surviving Trustee. | Chrelex W. Hewett vs. Walter F. Hewett et al., ‘The reception given Saturday last by Mrs. Helen | evening, at laythorpe,"’ the howe of Mr. D. M. ill probably never be explained. ing to the plat of said subdivicion recorded in| hy a two-rtcry and basement brick dwelling, con- —= = —— No. 16814. in equity, we will sell, at public auc- A. Bonglasey rick Douglass, at her | Nesbit, at Colleke Park. ‘The following members ee County Subaivinion Book 6, pase 126; 2180 8 per | taining wix large anul two niall rootn abd th. DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS. thon, on, WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTY SECOND, Vedat Othe delegates to the recent | we 6% Boa ee tual right of wa: the west ‘nineteen Terms: $200 cash, balance $30 yer month, or al — 1896, : J ¥ a aeiiel Comagitgn ao Coen nome Gee tee Fe ee ee WS eon wan | . If Happened Before He Came. _| fect'ten td) ich 1 seein avenue (ex: eater ak te ete Or te pee A epee lof | TRUSTEES: SALE OF VAUUALLE IMEROVED | the welling house on the premises. that ceftain weld in Washingte st . and their friends, Fe ee ae pa From the Chic a tending by that wi 9 the northerly Mne of . ‘of sale. All com neing at ls . ] EET 3 - | tract of land bordering upon ai pcluding. Sh Ques went aoe Was greatly en’ | iam Snowden, Dr. R. S. Hill, J. D. Cassard, Felder he Chicago Chronicle. y lath to $100’ required at tine is REAL. sald rear or southerly one hundred feet Lereinbefore | Sicorging at cast of purchaser. ; A amall youth out in Kenwood has come | descrlid "of axtd Tot thisteenine (i, for the ure | "Syigdkda "Cd SLOAN & CO. xIz gicion of a certain dee feos dated | Herghte, Nnown ao Tretty a oeine ‘0 thin! for plIrpoKes 0} ail egress from Sherfda oo a No 5. y recorded December 7, inal tra as “Rock rantrartom, 3 ic his native state does not amount to | for purpowes | “Ocupants of any building or buildings | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., Al 1885, in Liber No, 2080, at follo 178 et neq., of the | “The Addition to the Rock of Dunbarton,” “" much, me time last year his family re- | uow or hereafter erected on said rear one hundred Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co. land records of the District of Columbis, and at | Lot” and “Lyon's Mill Seat,” containing about moved from St. Joseph, Mo., to Chicago, | fect: also the right of way for purposes of an ailey of Rock creek west of Bel Air and Kalorama 1 Whe participa Aucts. By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us, dated | Heights, known as Pretty Prospect, being parts of Ameng those pres- | Magruder, Col. Davis, A. J. Bennett, George E. Tes Davie Me ap Maes? | Loweree, M. H. Tuslor and S. W. Beall. The cok, “Mrs. BM. Howard. Mrs’ Emily | Suests were Dr. Sprigg, Dr. Lewis P. Smith, Dr. 1 auklin, Mrs. L. E. Tites,| W. D. Bigelow, Mr. E. S. Hutchinson and Mr. “Miss” Marion 7) Shadd. Mrs. | Conner of Washington fesse ot S , | the request of the party secured thereby, we, the eighteen and seventeen one-bundredths: res of eH. ley over the five (5) feet gf sald fote thirty-nine (30) | SALE OF TG VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY | urdersigned trustees, will sell, at public auction, | abut Mi seventeen one-bandredthe acres | of smike, Mrs Eitzihetth Shippen. | Conmet of We at be Meboraid ot, the | 224 took up residence within the fashiona- | ani furly G0). norton aaa adjacent te antl eae | AND BASOMENT BRICK DWELLING Ieee ate aml gwel, ME mutate auctlan, | laud, ‘more ar Toss, and fully dercried ty a Mrs. Mary F. Handy, Mrs. | ® pe eae ee es ble district of Kenwood. The younger son | one hundred fect, together with all the Amprove- XO) AS NO. 925 MAS: TWENTY-FIGHTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1846, AT | Evan Lyon to Walter F. Mewett, dated oer 14 Cook, ‘Grant, Mre. Lottie | Maryland Agricultural College, Mr. Francis | H. of the family {s about nine years old, and a | Myits, Tshts, &e. SIX O'CLOCK P.M., the following described ‘land | 1892, and recorded in Liber No. 1733, at f ‘Terms: One-third cash, the balance in one and and premises, situate in the city of Washington, | et seq., of the land records. few days ago the whole Sabbath school two years, with futeront! from the day of Se | a os OG OS TN tn ithe, District < Columbia, |and designates sald tract of land consist of a large and “ “bi - zs six per cent. per payable xemi-annua y direction of the heirs, we will offer for Sake: | and being all of lot numbered 'y G0), in Mary | fous dwel house, in good condition, with the which this youth attends was being ques- |S, Per cent. ix Of trust on the property sold, or | by public auction, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY: | E' Bradchaw abd Eliza J. Burton's satdivigion cy | at ‘cutbultdings, & geist mili; mill run and. sail Uened by the superintendent upon the les- | all cash, ‘at the option-of purchaser. A deposit of | SEVENTH | DAY OF JULY, 1806, AT FIVE | lots, iu square numbered. ine handred and thirts: | dame ‘The teat Stet, malll, mall run an along scn of the day. his little fellow had an | $00 upon aceptance of Mid. If the terms of sale | O'CLOCK . in front of the premises, the west 39), as the same appears of record in Liber | Rock creck. © program was as fol- jinerection comunttce comets tine: of as unusually bright and interesting face, and | ®@ Het complied with in 15 days from the day of i 2 feet fro by depth t Slate ot 3, popaate) N 16, at folio 168, in the tice of (the ® or of ‘ Terns, of ‘sale: One-fourth cash, and the balance be Law: rles H. Stanley, lam Snowden a eS . le, the trust erve ight to resell’ th 0, in the city of Washington, is sule | gaid District, subject to a right of way over ti in equa vents, at one, two and three The Date of| Beall, made a careful inspection of the host's | 4S his class was seated directly in front of | Mltsa:tt, testes reserve the Teh in a e Mthe ‘day Of aS Geteten parece ae : property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- | ffers a rare ¢ private resi | rear three feet of said lot for alley purposes, to- | from the day of sale, such deferred payments to by Mr. Marcus Dale; | firm and reported it as being In excellent condition. | the superintendent he was naturally at- | fnber after: 5 days’ advertisement of such resale | dence tn a most gether en.” Mis | Snith and Mr. W. B. Hunter of Hyattsville. gy ae fee menibers and guests of the club partook of an ap- lett and others, | petizing repast, which was served on the law at Campbell_A. | breviots to the business meeting y in interesting ueeting, | Preslded over by Col. W. S. Powell, president of «Sanday school bore a | the club, with George E. Loweree ‘as secretary: ack-on, ich the children of was held. Anger,” by Mise Hess! Parents to the Children,” r c with the improvements, consisting of a two- | be at interest at the rate of six per cent per an- oy rents: te thie Sanita by | Or. W. D. Bigelow, formerly of Kansas, but now | tracted to him. The lesson was of Moses | in some uewspaper publisued in Washington, D. Terms of sale ard residue | gtery brick dwelling, with pressed brick front and | num, payable semi-annuajly, and to be evidenced by Origin of the Sunday | Tf stuent of Agriculture, delivered an instractise | S24 how the Red sea had separated and | All convesancing and récording at the cost’ of the | 4n cue und two years, with interest at 6 per cent | all modern jimproveinents, on the southeast corue: | the promissory boter of he purchaser, secured. By Miing “rhe pany fment of Amriculture, delivered an instructive | permitted him to lead his host ehrocen the ee Per, annum, | payable ‘semLannualls, from day, of | of ih end C streets northeart. Be deed of trust on the property sold,"or the. gmar- etioahe oer urse on “Agriculture As Practiced he | BS LEDRU R. 3 5 sale, secured Ui the purchaser, and a deed ‘erms of fal e-third of ‘the purchase money | chaser may, at his option, pay the whole purch ; acess tern Portion of Kansae.”” ‘The club decided to | divided waters to safety. - Becured c i pu S ‘option, pay the purchase DOUGLAS 8. MACK ALL, of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at © @ Trustee rk hy | hold its ammuul outing at Bay Ridge, Wedvexd ‘on | to be patd in cash, and the balance in two equal | money in Cash. A deposit of $300 oust be suude at ‘National | the 28th instant. After a general discussion of the purchaser. | A deposit of $500 required when | fostallments, payable in one and two years, with | the time of sale, and the terms compiled with Md Is accepted. Terms of sale to be complied with | interest at sia (6) per centum per ennum. parable | within ten days thereafter. When the superintendent had finished re- | sy1-a&ds lating the story he concluded to see how = ‘There were nisy | a¢ricultural topics, It adjourned to hold Its ext! much his youthful listeners had taken In. TF THB AROVE SALE of & ‘ POSTPONED UNTIL | in ten days, or right Is reserved to resell, at risk | semf-annually, from day of sale, secured’ by deed ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trustee, Ming Lucie Stnmis and Miss Mumte Kay, | teeting on the 234 of August, the place of meet- | “Who was It, children,"he questioned, | FRIDAY, THE SI Pte th recht Sy king | ARd cost of defaulting purchaser. AML conreyane- | of trust upon ‘the property eold, Gr all cash, at the District Attornes's Office, Court House, BL | tie to be decided upon by the chairman of the) wnat led the Leractites inte the ey | As P.M., In front of thé | tng at purchaser's cont. option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200’ will be JOHN A. CLARKE, Trastee, ~ the | *xecutive committee. | The Ansyection committee | INAS, pI premises, ere eae RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & C0. | Ruulred of the purchaser at the thme of nale All| _sy9-ate Webster Law building. ist of S. We , Col. a? EDI: MILLER, jy 18-d&ds gents for Uwnel ccnvesancing, recording and notarial fees at the | —; FS DONA ea Ree seg With the usual timidity of children about DOUGLAS S$. MACK ALL, : “g GOL AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G SE | oot of the purchaser.” Terms of sale to be com | THOMAS DOWLING & AUCONEERS, . with 14,06) | A party of gentlemen from thix village, consist: | “peaking out in meeting,” none of them | Syl4d&dbs Trustees, | C. G. SLOAN & C0., FTIONEERS, 1407 G ST.) tied with within tem days from day of sale, other- 6i2 E sr. ° ; pils, in 41,00 | iu of Drs. Postley an red H. Wells, replied. The boys looked at each other and a z rus ) THE TWO-STORY AND | Wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the | reosrEEs yALU, i S . bs ped) 7 W. Gore, Percy Veitch, Rexford M. Hi SALE IS FU. ER post. | TRUST! SALE OF THE T RY AND = TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING vee luce at $8600. There | rere Hares Vay ite share Clntaeans ena Marion | 1€Eled, but none offered any response. BONE BMDAY, RWESTEEIRST Gr | BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS Bee ee ie eal eon ier eee) aug | LOT. SITUATE SOUTHEAST CORNER HALF qc tes thes Wusiel Neate: aiea “S| Duckett, left 11th street wharf Saturday after Now, I know you all know his name,” | JULY, 1896, at same hour and plac NO 111 RHODE ISLAND: AVENU E Sc ignian W. E. EDMONSTON, E AND N STREET SOUTHWEST, IN idren of the A. M. E. Church are the | oon on’ the schooner J. J. Underhill, for a crulse | said the superintendent in patronizing tones. LEDLU BR. MILLER, I Ee SE at Se ele ALDIS B. BROW: Stay OF WASHINGTON, DISCRICT OF dren th the \workl who own a publishing | of several weeks on the Votomue. They took with | “Just think a moment and tell me. Won't DOL 8. MACK ALL. EE La eee og ‘Trustees. bey cariuipies gs muctaie taash iok Bret Be ua house. (That publishing bouse Is located Lyon the ee Ce te Ds. Wels | 86Me of you? Let this little man tell me,” | _J*18.d&dbs Trust Soran OL (Han ia, & 00, AUCT sy oe hile sytutre of Nushe enn., and is valued at | cook. - Dr. 5 ee a the land records of the District of Columbia, and at | © G, SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. | APTIl16, 1894, and duly recorded in Liber Ne. 18 < feces annually Sivoo | Archie Welly and Rex Smith took with them their | A~ Said, pointing at the recent comer from | RATCLIFFE, SUTTOS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, | {he Weuhect ut the yurty secured thereby we will | CG: SLOAN & ees ae follo 73 et seq., of the land Secords of the Disteiet famous Uicscle boat, on which they made a trip| the south. Successers to Kateliffe, Darr & Co. ofer for sale, at public auction, in front of the | GiaNCERY SALE OF VALUARLE BUSINESS | of ( $3.00. The manayeme teachers’ quarteriies, 300,000 scholars’ ae and at the request of the part papers, and 100-000 oct ee ee ee Te nie euune te mee | Gel ne ero tie E dot live ‘here. 1 | onpaens: 7 VED propery | premises: 02) SATURDAY, | THE FOURTE PROVERTY, NO. 718 EIGHTH STREET | ®cured thereby, we, the undersigned trustees, will papers, and “loooe Pekan corders the paris to gv as far as Norfolk, stopping on thelr | orly came up from Missouri the other day,” | 7PUSTEFS' SALE OF UNIMPROVED PRopenry | bay or MARCH, 1498, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. SOUTHEAST. fell, at public auction, in front of the premises, cn giildren of the Sunday schools raise annually over | Way at the different points op the river: was the frightened reply. OUTER OEE SE. SITTEENTH AND | the following described ‘real estate, situate im the | Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme | TUESDAY, THE TWENTLEIGHTIO. DAY” OF $100,000. rep: i ut. James Young, who has been stationed at 9 FOURTEEXTH STREETS NORTHEAS city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: | Coyre of the: Dincic of Golorebie, ee eapreme | SULT. A.D, 1nee AT Hale Peet nee During the meeting a special collection was taken cademy at Annapolis for many years, See = Ry virtue of a certain decd of trust dated De- | [ot numbered twenty-seven (27), in Joh eighth day of Mas, 1896. in Equity Cause No. | P-M., the following described land and preimines, up for the benefit of the A. M. E. Sunday School be transferred to Alacka. His mother and Both Robbe: cember 21, 1898, and duly recorded in Liber 1963, | subdivision of jets in square pumbe; 16880, wherein the Aifred Richards brick Company | Slluate in the city of Washington, in the District ‘ion. Ss Pe ee Ir have removed to the old homestead, near} pion tne Chic & follo 471 et sen., one of the lend reords of the | dred and ten (310), as per plat recorded in Liver | jy coiuplainaut atd Preuk J Nolte ot aL eae | of Columbia, and decienaeome being part of A dog supposed to he suffering with this place. ne Chicago Post. District of Columbia, and at the request of the | J. Ht, K., follo 67, of the records of the survey iste a ES [See ee a ‘non Minnese Anacostia The Bladensburg Walkovers recently defeated the] “Now you know the details of the af-| Pilly secured thereby, we, the urdersizued trux- | mee of the District of Columbia, belng part SO eee age page Le ent, but escaped be | Langdon team in a game of base ball by a sco fair,” said the d ss di will sell, ate public” frout of the | original lot numbered two (2), with the | front of the premises, on | WEDNESDAY, THE = recorded in the office of the surveyor MCE GAS soko Ce Lace io fair," said the doctor to the lawyer a few mises, on THURSDAY, SIXTEENTH DAY OF | tuprovements, consist nd ase | ee ee nO ee oer ae | District or Connaine, ace ot tbe ly in Hillsdale went mad, a Miss Carrie Jones of Muirkirk gave a pleasant} days later, ‘‘what would you advise me to UEX, ALD. 1606, A’ alr yA FOUR O'CLOCK | ment brick dwelling, k 1111 Rhode Is-] FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the following described | and deserited ome: Sake woods near Congress Helghts Ly | straw ride number of frlents a few evenings | 40 anout it P.M., the following described proper’s, situate tn | Jand avenue. real estate In the ‘of Washington, District of | &t the northeast corner of sai twerts (20) and cyrattehy 2 a was given In honor of Mise Dal ? the city of Washin disp Tt is stated that | since. The ton. District of Columbia, and | “Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in two iH Be jumbia. to wit: The north twenty-five (25) feet | Fenning south with the vast Hac of mud lot fifty ee sie cre sine | git ot Heading, Pa wae is a gucet of Mim Jones | “Go back to your practice,” replied the | deaisuaiod as ail af Iain gunbered Art-tout Gu | equat inwattmenin, mnt Teo. Sear the Caepty, thereof of original lot” numbered | five (fy feet three (@) inves; thenre went aint io be mad acces oeas seatmrok necen Dyesel | The party wan y Mrs. Ellery F. Coffin. | yw ey, . | an i) ay with Interest at six (6) per cent per annum, payable | thet sented) ier ae rietnal jot numbered | eesen «OTs hack ne a. ees: he face Ute ck NL ks wee Precaution | and ‘consisted lie. “Elste “and Sadie | Lawyer, promptly. “You have no case. | Compans's suidivision ot original "lot semi-anoualis, from day of sale, secured Ly deed of | gna four too, witht ith the improvewents thereon, | Sve @5) feet three @) inches to south ‘arris Jones and ID): Tos Ten dollars, please three (3), re ten was sent to the Pasteur Institute. New | Jones, dred) “Andi \thirty=fon sold, or all trust on the proper: - it the op | consisting of a brivk dwelling used as a restaurant: | thence east sixty-sevea (G7) feet six (6) in Marion Caseard, Don having | Zell. und Messrs. pene te eur I we i = & (1084), as per plat recorded in Liber 17, folta 123, | tion of the purchaser. posit of two hundred | gis hus a brick bullding on rear of lot, used as a | bexinning. he returned nome Saturda, Sao ee ee nan soaee eo N Oliver: ier Now that I have told you the symp-| jn the survesor's office of si fd District. dollars will be. requi the time of sale. All! Stanle and bottling establishinent. , Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit of $100 will = ee Haviland and E. F. Coffin. toms,” said the lawyer to the doctor a fe Terns of sale: One-third of the purchase money | conveyancing and. rec t vost of the pur- | Terms of sale, as required by said decree: One- | be required of the purchaser at the time of sale, mROORDANID ite H. Palmer has returned to her heme | days later, “what would you advise me to | to be pid in cash. amd the bulance in two equal | chaser. ‘Terms of 82 to be complied with within | tind of the purchase movey in cash, and the | All corveyancing, recording ad motari:il fees at pn Richraon day of sale _ after a pleasant visit to Mrs. | 4 installments, payable tn one and two years, with Crump, Sitley avenue. Interest from date of sale at the rate of six per n days fro: trustees | balance in one and two yearx, with Interest at | the cost of the purchaser. Terms f male to be s 5 e right t he 18k | the rate of sx pet rs ble | complied with within ten days from duy of sale, ac People’s Union was led last | Mrs. L. Al Cutler and daughters, Misses Jennte Go back to your practice," replied the | centum per anntin, “and secured by deed of trust | Oates the thet ty cory ee ee a oe es [ee eS fiom ap anes bet Sa talent th of Virginia, are visiting Mrs. €. P.| physician, promptly. “You have nothing | on the omer, poe Se a aeo: at the option of | public notice as the oNRATY property sold, or all cash, at. the option of the | the Property at the risk and cost of We defuulting ‘ tek Sion ere SIRE I bey avenue. tzeq | S@T!0usly wrong with you. Ten dollars, {Be sbunarer thee hire ha ein RON PARKER, purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required at | Purchaser, i ae iy on “Baptism and Holy Tnmemion nis club will be shortly organize! | pieaye,” i itl clots tte ic acre a z HESIY KO WILLARD, the tlne of sale, Terms of sale to be complied WM. A. EASTERDAY, Truster, fe fron Agi CN he ee eee [a iid avon hes ousibs Ot the Burattevitie|| M@Huslit na ppens|that/twolmen (are calling | aucosn (he meennsee ee ore see aet aa a) HAS SSO a W. C. HALDEMAN: ‘Trustee, yetene reel mate Oly te: Intter Gax€- Of the FOE tee @nb: each other robbers. Hed with within ten days from date of sal UFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, RY pes Southe per 27 shtedinad SylG-d&as Be segs 7 i mans Seven of Stree cer ‘A colored man, whose name could not be learn: —_—_—_<eo-_____ eee ee to resell order of the trustees, until MONDAY, MAY TWEN- | ghd recording at the cost of the purchaser. > —DUNCANSON BROS, AUGKIONEES a E ton expects to leave edi cmploxed Ue the contractors for Iaving "| AC CTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE,&e. | Oey at the risk, and: cost of deftulting pur | SETI” g ugne’ hour and place. ERNEST L. SCHMIDT, Trastee, NCANSON . nN tate eee eer een siti ridtie on a cece (on the Gack WILLIAM B. TUREIN, mab 2 alt saas pus aae ae woopann EhEt.0% | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUARLE IMPROVED = ces tween Hyattseilie and Riverdale vesterday afte Today Bi Aaee No 14200 XN. Narave OFTHE prRcua: AT THE ag a tn Rear No. 622 ELEVENTH STREET * is making a pleasant stay at | ISS" A'S a that he was sitting on CORXELIUS DOWLING, having fatled to. con tira SrLLEas er Bullding. Ute and F, NORTHEAST. Qngling hia feet over the track, when one of | Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts., Jy3-d&A8 ars Trustees. | the property. ther entioned will a—~_ oe oe aby girtue of & certain deed of trust to us, dated : : dengling his fee bis adersihe | 10Gi Nase as : = = he property : 4 7 Bw. [a x corded 2 n College for Young Ladies, w them eaught fra rail, and threw him under the | —103 Navy ave., Anacostla, D.C ae r a SSRIS ass ie eae ey este i 3 ay and duly record rc truck con topped the aires no | CS THE AROVE sires posrroxep, ow ac- | T {TY RIETI Seely Seana Liter No. 1683, “at folio 30 n, Will open cise Eefore the etc coud nennihars ugly | Monday, July 20, at 4:30 o'clock p.m. Joseph | 07 rain, Cuat®® TUESDAY, TW! aes at NLY-FIFTH, at the sam AUCTIONEERS. recerds the District Bo fee La president. wher ewe alxo bruised) in several places | Edson and Chas. B. Bailey, trustees. T JULY, sy WT HALF- rg | 80d place MYRON M. PARKER. request of the purty se pst eniertae Shit eae hen eats at the houxs. | Mout the head by coming in contact with the railw.| C. G. Sloan & Co., A\ 1407 G st. n.w.— | O'CLOCK P.M. HENRY K. WILLARD, 8 SE OEE undersigned trustees, will tell, at public auction, Prag nigh engl Me a able pee ne A | The man was removed to the station in Hyatt» | Champlain ave. near Erie st., Meridian Hill, utid- WEE See ae Syl17-a&as i AS Os. WT, aS EXTY- EIGHT Sy AD. Tea Ar Sears’ eapertence af | ville and sent on the 4:04 traln to a bospital 1} ine jots, Sale Monday, July 20, at & o'clock p.m. | jeiz-dkan CORSETS HOWL NE, fy Trustees. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. AVENUE SOUTHEAST. IVE O'CLOCK P.M. following young ladhes. The eutire | Washington for treatment. Seawind Cu Gutice lads seis Wie: tcueteek eee NELIUS DOWL! ALTER B. WILLIAMS .. NEEUS. | Ry virtue of six (6) certain deeds of trust to us, and premiers, the hy ray Te * " = RATULIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCT EERS By Ane vatlendsennon duet od April 5th. ed Mas 10, 1893, and duly recorded May 15, in the District of Columbia, an& ROCKVILLE. Tomorrow. (Successors to! Itatelifte, Durr & Co.) B, und duly reconded in Liber Xo. 1ift. foto | NAD Liver No. ist, at folios 275, 279.) 2s8, | Secipaated gs ind being All wf hut nunioned hie Duncanson Bree., Aucts., 9th and D sts, mw | oANCERY SALE OF CAIMPROVED BE f the land records of the District of | fis 226 awl 34 et seq, of the land records of the | etx 186), im Doris Grupe's subdivision of lots ia nd a Rpacio > fee suka wal pactrata Gist a = Ane sog e 5 ANCERY ME OF UXIMPROVED REAL dat the request of the holder of the | District’ of Columbia, and at the request of the | guare numbered mine hundred and witty (inten me the attendance | What was orizinatly intended to be a lawn pai Gih st. a.w., dwelling No, 1122, Sale Tuesday, TATE ON SIXPEENGH STREET GETWEE tee enee | Party Kecured therebt. we. the andersignd trus- | hir'plat recorded tm Liter See tae at dine we, we will also be Was, on account of ‘he threatening weather, chanz-| July 21, at 5 o'clock p.m. Eugene Carusi aud A AND B STREETS NORTHEAST. ete fart prcky ee OK tees, will sell, at public auction, in front of the | the land records of the aid District, together with ith the webool. | ¢a to a festival and bazaar by the ladies of the | Constantine H. Williamson, trustecs, pun Caos Se ay epee i 1. AT. FIVE Fee et Ste A On cr aint nts IE | the improvements, co og of a” two story and i Saphce Reekville Cemetery Association on Thursday night. | Thos. Dowling & Co., Aucts., 612 E st. nw. | 17237, Osborn et al. vs, Leib et ule wil ofter for | PM. the following’ dewrited land and premises | GAY eh JURY AiD. 106. at HALE EASE FIVE | basement brick dwelling, with pressed brick’ {eat Coote po Fnnece S nleawane 1, aud | 12 ing No. 1612. S elias ubite ‘auction, In front of the premises, on | situate in the county. of Wushiigton, Distri ‘ se aor Wan nin the | 2nd all modern improvements. fncsighl. “There were sieal se- | The Opera Hoase was the scene of the festival, abd | 12th st. ne dwelling No, 1612. Sale Tucwdiy. | sile. at yulte auetio sin front of the premises. on | situate, tn the county of Washington, 1 pretlaes, eituate tn the city of Washingtun, in the | “"Turtny ‘of wale: Omethind of Ube purchase mobey John Mater, Mr. Barke M Is occaston vas deco flowers and | July 21, yelock pan. Je |. Wilson and . the NTY-FIRST DAY o LY, | Columbia, and designated as i istrict ol bla, and designated as and Welag 2 ane tr Sent SE = parties any a on this occasion it was decorated with flo’ July at 4:30 o'clock p.m. Jesse H. Wilson und M., the following describ: | one (1) to thirty (9), Inclusive, é ar | Pete aateve 1846, at SIX O'CLOCK ge Os a Degas 2 aclntere, trusteen: el property, situate in “the city of Washington, K n| Suid District, to wit: The south 20 feet front by | subdivision of In stld’ Migcuhe in tse | RU of lots numbered 22, 25.24, 31, 35 and 38, ta | ieatauments, payaile in ane amd two rears, Sie id bloc be Villa . Vaughn's sul isiut cure €3 o « rr ogg) ns aid subslivision ts | xynure miimberad. 14S, at per, plat recorded: fq | Auterest at kla 16) per centum jer atoum, payable 1 potted plants, presenting a ‘The frovt of the buflding was also iMumt-] €. d weve ndelin numbers, tll Were greatiy enjoyed. Among thoxe pres- | ane Sk in & Co ts., 1407 G at. nw.—1¢ re Mr. Jehu Huber of Baltimore, Md.; Mr. | nated by a profusion of Japanese lanterns. The | st. dwellings Nos. 712 and Zig. Sale Tues-| the full depth of original lot numbered 16 in | recorded in county subdivision book 6, ps Aber, 20, rt follo 12, of the records of the sur- | et ier usa the piety mig Secured br decd He ea Ste ate Hope aa sie, | several tables were tastily arranged and the viands | day, July 21, at 8 o'clock pan. enry C. Stewart | Miusre numbered 1069," | 2” | the revords of the sursesor's of Pesore cMlice in weld District. toccther with the | the option of the gurchuner. A Geportt'of lub est Fantom, Mr. Altert Rope and Mr. | vaca for the ceceston were in profusion and | ard James M. Green, trustees. and cre-third in two years tiem day of eale, the | pall In cash, balince in ‘six and twelv [inick dwelling. with pressed brick frout apd. ail CR re eae St lee Siar: ae - Bain and her two daughters, Muttie and | of such a character as to tempt the appetite of all | Ruteliffe, Suton & Co., Aucts., 920 Pa. ave, nw. | deferred payments to be secured trust from day of’ sale (deferred p Inedern improvements, on each lot. gale. |, All conveyancing. ' recording nnd notarial quests of her daughter, Mrs cured by deed of trust on proper ton | in attendance terest at six per cent per annum over by Miss Adele Maus, assisted by Mrs. It fees at the purchaser's cost. Terine of wale. te The supper table was presided | —16th st. between A and B sts. nc., nnimp mpi thin ten” fom dey af cals complied with within ten days from day of sa Terms of sale ved | Property satisfactory inform tothe court hase money hear interest from day of sale, payable y. 4 o . to be paid in ¢ three equal cP an g of So me © : ed ewan | Property. Sale Tuesdas, July 21, at 6 o'clock p.m. | nally, nt the rate of 8 per cent per anol anuually, on all casks al a of eee the balance in three equal | Cihermise the. trustees resere tbe wighe Gerteed Pete Nb ity ern eee becca Velrs and Miss Copp, The coffee table a8 | Ww sosiy Willams, trastes. cergaeete Cte A tee deposit of $10 on each lot if sold weparately, or | with interest! at six (6) ver centum per annum, | {BC peoperty at the risk and cost of the defaulting fen Her sister, Mise Roo Sarah Lydiine. At the {ce cream table Mrs. | Rateliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts., 020 Pa. ave. n.w. | quired at the time of eal y xold clear of | $200 if sold all together, will be required at sale. | payable. semi-anoually, from day of site, secured | Purchaser. ANEANE . AmeDai the Siamer, and ler mother, Mrs. Hartersis W. ‘Talbott was in charge, aseisted Uy | —B st. s.w., dwelling No. 714. ‘Sale Tuesday, July | ¢ eee oo gune a. De A Cea ea eR ce fal SP tae eh Mea tak an ALDIS B. “BROWNE ond the tmonth of August with < “ a 3 . Beat ee 2 Y | cording a ¢ c 7 e " a post of de: | eas he option ne purchaser 01 ‘ . 4 E. ee aig. of the ark me: promis ooncdedl sine | one Se Oe ane tie Tan Sooke | cs St 490) orclock: pai complied wtth inten days frou ale, otherwise | faulting purchaser. All conveyancing “at pur. |S dopusit ot $l on cachtlot wil he Pune: | gyisasas a Trustee. ter Punt and Miss Esther Armstrong. . Seach. “Went and Mice BAmonston, ‘the | Rateliffe, Suttor & Co., Aucts., 920 Pa. ave. n.w. | the trustee will resell at the Fink amd cost of the | chaser's cst. Ty savor geo the yurchaser ‘at the time of sale. All convey. DUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERS ‘ b ms sarees 2 Gi i ot we 3 sroved | defaulting purchaser, after five days’ previous ad- MAYS! = ee. | ancing, recording end notari fees at the pur- ee > candy tuble was in charge of Mre, Helen Greer, | —B st. between 13th and 14th sts. n.e., unimproved aereultingy parenaeers ate 1 1 FORREST, Trustee, chasers cost. Terms of sale to be complied with | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE FALLS CHURCH. assisted by Mise Marte Webb and Misses Margaret. | property. Sale Tuesday, July 21, at 5:30 o'clock W. MOSBY WILLIAMS, Trustee. 20.22.28 within ten days from day of sale, otherwise the THREESTORY AND CELLAR BRICK DWELT mare oe pe aeuoner Fa pee p.m. Wm. B. Turpin and Cornelius Dowling, trus- | jy’ V D.c. THOM DOWLING _& 60. AUCTIO: trustees reserve the right to reeell at the risk and ING, SITUATE IN COLUMKIA HEIGHTS, © residence of Councilman W. H. Nowlan was | Prescott, ‘The. lenoaade Well was 1D eee OC PR at cae esx a 3 = O12 E st. nw pet Of shy SeaattiNg peree WN AS PREMISES NU. 12S KENESAW ene of a happy gathering o ds Friday | Miss Saille Griffith, assisted by Miss Nannle. Vin- teliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts., 920 Pa. ave. nw. = : = a [ a 4 wr the urea beta a seceptton given by Mee. | tome Siem. Charter W--Deden had. charge of he | _eivue conrt nw, dwellings Now, 10203, 47 6 | TRUSTEES SALE On SHE TWO VERY VALUA: | TRUSTEES, SALB OF VERY VALCADLE Dt-| | s514-axan ASD BBO runtees._ | J wirine of a certain deed of trurt, dated the why - = ees sisted by Misses Lula Clabaugh, Jennie neday. OSA BLE_THREE-STORY A‘ BASEMENT oI PROVED BUSINES: tees eventeenth (17 ves A. D. an Nowlan fo the ladies of the Dramatic Club tm enor | Pa Md ME renee Fletcher, and the fancy table | & 7 and 8. Sale Tuceday, July 21, at 3 o'cbrk DWELLINGS NOS. 712 AND 714 TENTH PROPERTIES, BEL 2 M. B. LATIMER & CO., AUCTIONEERS, recorded among the land records of the Dixtriet of Mr. George N. Weel of Milton, Vt., who ts the | was presided over by Misses Henderson, Seliman| Pm. Ledru It. Miller and Douglas 8. Mack:tl, STREET NORTHWEST. CELLARGBRICK BUILDIN 1229 and 1231 G st. of Columbia, Liber 1970, folio 372 ef seq., aud at guest of Dr. and Mrs.J.B.Gould. Miss Altce Sims and | and Stebler. Among those who assixted generally | trustees. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated the AT GRADE AND MODE! wis the request of the holder of the note secured there Mites Maul Mowinix GREE Fi ceeeR eee throughcut the evening were Misses Catherine and | CG. Sloan & Co., Aucts.—Sale on the White Lot | St! day of June, 1803, and duly recorded tn Liter VENIFNCES ABOVE, KNOWN AS TREMISES | THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF AN ELEGANTLY We will offer at public auction In front of the ia ia De MGT Be the ver | piiza Choate, Hattle Williams, Eilen vi f 150,000 feet of lumber, Tuesda as No. 1826, folio 161 et seq., one of the land records NUMBERED 1840, 1842, 1844, 1846, 1848 AND EQUIPPED LUNCH ROOM, WITH ALL MOD- | premises ca MONDAY, the TWENTY-SEVENTIE Tors Were tastily decorated in lors, the | cinia Brewer, Louis Edmooston, io ‘ feet of lumber, Tuesday, July 21, at 11] of the District of Columbia, and at the request of ENTH STREET NORTHWEST; AL IMPROVEMENTS, AT AUCTION. DAY of JULY, A. DL 1806, at FIV! ON “THURSDAY MORNING. JULY “TWENTY. | P-M., the following dexerived property, situate In THIRD, 1596, AT O'CLOCK, we shall sell | the County of Washington, District of Columbia, to the: contents (all first-class) of the recently far- | wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land and nished Lunch Room, N 28 12th st. n.w., em- | premises kiown and distinguished as and being lot CLOCK, o'clock a.m. the party gectred_ therc! 8. Bersinger, Auct., 040 La. ave. n.w.—Sale of | at_publte auction, in sa horses, currlages and harness, on Tuesday, July 21, | TUE DEED WENT sy Hege and Mamie Bradley. i he entertainment manner in whlch Pt receipts, amount- ae t $100, will be used for improving the | &t 20 o’clock a.m. we will offer fo he promis TDaY OF JULY, all’ that piece ‘¢ sai floral deccr tious were Mlies and ferns. The hand- | Fy ne lawn was brilliantly illuminated with Japa- lanterns, sevvenirs, club badges in club col ors, red. white and blue. ‘The program of the even- | ¥ersthir REESTORY AND RASEMEN] ‘G HOUSES, ‘WITH ET Gan torabe i arcel of ground and premises situate, Iying an. Try virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 22d day se, Coffee and Milk Reservoirs, ‘Coun- | rumbered twenty-six (26), in James Kay's «utd ing vorsisted of the following: Recitation, “ cemetery grounds. =a = being In the city of Washington, District of Coium- | of December. 1893. recorded in Liber numbered ‘Cases, Extension and other Tables, | visien of part of dlock numbered twenty-three poy posi Miss Margie Gnruer; vocal «0 ‘The regular quarterly meeting of Montgomery AUCTION Dia, and known and described ax the south twenty- | 1880, folio 116 et seq., one of the land records fo ple Linen, Sil ted War ery 1 (23), Columbia Heights, as per plat recorded in Mr. Geo. N. Wood; recitation. nty Grange, No. 7, will be held at Beltsville, fad nine and ore-half (20%) feet front on 10th str a the District of Columbia, and by dire-tion of the China the under: ss, Window Hangings, | Liber coun No. 9, folio 120, of the records of F PICES, & the surve; office of the District of Columbia, at public aue- and Fixtures will be first offered | together with the Improvements thereon, subject, ENTH, i806, | as a whole, snd if not so sold, will then be sold | however, to a deed of trust dited October 16, 1804, juste | Prince George's count ed trustees m eday, ‘30t - 7 eTERN northwest by the depth of ninety- marties secured thereby; ne eee racine oaieemad ilemrainal te THIS AFTERNOON. original Yot numbered fitteon (isi, tn eauare une Will eal, in front of. he relics 1B co will be ented and bust f im- rane 5 pears bered three hundred and forty-five (845), begianing | tion, on) THURSDAY, JULY SIX’ reas eerie Am are CO. A UCTIONERIES, for the same at the southesst corner of said lot | AT HALEF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., ‘all of | jn detail (no limit). Jy18-dts* | and due October 16, INN7, to wecure the sum of Prof. E. B. Prettyman, recently elected principal OAK DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, | 24 Tanning thence west 95 feet, thence north 202 | Original Jot numbered &, in ed 417, SADee Gun Seteccst duos ahaanes ba Deue at tee F cipal NITU feet, thence east 95 feet to the Mne of 10th street | acconling to the original plat or plan of the city of SLIFFE, Sl S & ©O., AUCTIONEERS. yer cent per 2: . GE the State: Nocuil School st pen tmere ei riee 4 PIECES, TABLES, MOCKING | wert, "ad thence eouth ‘along the line ot ead | DeiTuanlof thelelty RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & UCTIONEERS. | rate of ex per cent p-r ennum until paid. brown.”” Mrs. J. to the Fores! vocal solo, “Robin Red Brea sewal duet. “Evening Soft : eke a nington, D. C.. exc Saccesso teliffe, D: Do. ‘One-half ol oh . ote SOE Stiss Rena Sellman of Baltimore i6 2 guest at the est ee CHAMBER | yoth'street 2016 fect to the place of beginning. front on T street natkwest by depth of sald ABaccereos 20) Rati te Oat a) Big ty Sno Bg Pedr ign Pome f Nowian: vocal solo, “Slumber Long aidenes of Judge James H. Henderson this town, | SUITES, HAI MATTRESSES, HANDROME | ‘Terme of safe: One-third ‘cash, balunce in two | ent on 7 strest oattwest by depth of TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED | Giger uct he avoumied. te be paid te each me instrumental solo. Mrs. | Nowlua. | Tt Stary Grifith of Laytonsville is visiting See —_ GRORATED TOILET av FAI, equal installments in one aud two years, with ta- | peeved by brick buildings, as described REAL ESTATE, KNOWN "AS PART OF | the balance to be paid in one year, secured by a. Eefecctanente were served ducing the cream: | Mure. George © Ree ee Da z DESCRIPTI i, BALE, | (oreee rom Dey of eile at fhe tate Of six pcr | nated by cmmbers In caption. A “SPRINGVALE,” OR BAILEY'S PURCHASE. | deed of trust upon the property sold, with interest i num, payable quarterly. secured by first | chewing the dimensions of the parcels of ; : : Senate aa RATOR, | deed of trust. on the property sold, “or ait ca, ‘at foe Ge qitatdel will We exhittved ae’ ake pale Rehrese Esa eh Tic ies [eee me spe ee eee ; ; public “auction EIMDAY, IULX | Hine ef salen TE terms bf eale, ate nat sorting | M20 Heler Aerete at the afice of the trustses | Corded in Liber 160% folio 357 et eey., of the land | Menser A deposit of $500 will ber required at five ad Vivian Sims, Ella S. Wood, Pearl | @ ten days’ sojourn at Tolchester Beach. ht JURTH, 1896, AT HALE-PAST 'TEN | with in fifteen days from day of Fe he STE the several parcele of iandinn, | Lecords of the District of Columbia, having on the | of male. Sale to be closed in fifteen days froin duy Mae Spofford, Maud Nowlai, Sr. || Rev. Luther Wala of Miser te as une lla at residence 1810 Riggs place bet, reserve the right to reseli the property at risk aud | ferred to, with te iuiprorenients! thereon, will feet | 12th day. of June, 1896, by virtue of the authority | of sale: otherwise the property will be resold. at ™ brother, Mr. Asa Welsh, near Hyattstown. S and 18th and 1vth sts. n.w. No reserve. cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ ad- | fe offered separately. and afterward ss a whole | Of Said deed of trust, and after due public adver- | the risk and cost of defaulting purchuser, after sete: Bristrict Commissioners) ites nie wae an E, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, | Yertisement in some, paper published in. the city | With the undemtandiag that the Mdders upon the | Usement, as requ'red by said deed of trust, sold, by | five days’ adverticement in some bewspmper pub- those present were Dz. and Mrs. J. B. | _ Messrs. Worthingto Dav Mine M. E. Church, Mrs. MA, Gut. | Stephen Quigley, Ralph Jones, Leonard Nicholson, ei Newlan, Miscos Exuuin aud Margie | Otho Talbott and Lee Dorsey leave here today for Ing meeting of the Christian Was held Sunduy afternoon, led bi in a game of ball at the fair grounds on Saturday | RATCLI Miw. 1L F. Lowe. There was u very large atteni- | by the Rockville club, the score standing 26 to 0. (Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Cv.) of Washington, 1). All conveyancing and re | Specit properties ill not be entitled to thete Wide sad Sk Gacaane at cul ont bee: mee ed eee eg a ea a ah Rompe sohitotoc Ge bet. fun | od crowd In 3 ce. a COWES OG Tats oa the amounts bid for the properties separate 2 o 3 ete and Be Szerclecs partook of the ESE Theres as were one sirendaer of Raltimore | TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME HENRY C. STEWART, Jr., Trostee, ly are greater in the aggregate than the amount | Comply with the terms of said sale, the under. LOUIS D. WINE, Trustee, villie. W: HOUSE, Ni NAVY AV! - 620 14th st. nin. i 2 holes signed trustees will, at the risk and cost of the 46 F st. nw. mwas Gecorated: with cou: | afm: visitiog Alen We a Ha ee eomeered || Ime (Go JAMES M. GREEN, Trustee, NSERMS OF SALI: One-third cash, and batance | defaulting purchaser, ‘resell the sald, real estate ©. B. KEFERSTEIN, Truster, ttee of the Falls Church | at the S indy school convention, commencine here | By virtue of two deeds of trust, duly recorded B-d&ds 711 14th st. n. iu three cenal installments. at one, two and. th: at public auction iu front of the premises on FRI- | jriid&ds Wash. Loan and ‘Trust a i. Insurance Company Inet at the oltice | tomorrow evening, with a rermen by Tey. W. H. | ip Liber No. 1887, follo 20, tnd ngton. The r4 Saas = Y, SEV! NTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1896, | — . S Lt. . 1059, folio UNCANSON » AUCTION rears, with inte-est, sccured by deed of trust on | DAY, SEVENTEE [ DAY OF JUL) RATCLI SUTTON & CO, AUCNONELRS, e pittice | fomorrony eve Winchester, Val: Wednesday morn: | 407 et seq., of the land records of the Disttict of DUNCAS ae te UCTIONEED -the property soll. of all cash, at the option of the | AT. HAL! Re eS Se SE ae pivenbe, iar a te wtincseeTe saturday and transacted con- | D. Harper clon called to erder, with devotional | Columbia, and at the Fequest of the parties se- | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUARLE IMPROV purchaser. If sold in parcelt, a deposit of $200 | real estate betng in the county of Washington, in eee (serelses! president's address, Mr."M. 1. Walton | ¢8ted thé-eby, the undersigned trustees: will offer | "RAL. ESTATE, XU. 1123" SINTER Mee er nee ee a eee ee ee gating aoe | TRURTEES. EAC er AAUARLE, Conver exer eee aa r tale, by public auction, in front of the prem- STR NORTHWEST. -) nid as a whole, a deporit of x wi re- pounds fol 3 i son a BUILDING LUT > me AS’ wR Ce i coe ce frex, on MONDAY. TWENTIETH. DAY OF JULY, Rt ED SORE a Fe Se ae AN ont cie aes TS: | Cel of land and prenilses known and distinguished BUIL virtue of a eertain deed of trust to us, dated | quired at, tim Q 1804, and duly recorded ih Titer Ne. Gave. | eciding at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale. to be | 88 and XFR OF — FOUR-AND-A-HALF ANDO STREETS, AND ALSO VALUABLE LOT ON DELAWARE AVENUE BETWEEN K AND L STREETS SOUTHWEST. y Sirtue of a decd of trust, Dearing date the of Deve ing part of a tract of land known as poe une A.D. 1806, AT HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK | ymne Voard: organization; addresses by W. W. Millan, | A-D- 100, AT HALE ok | say : i : ind wing part of a tract of land known as .. oy earths ing described real estate, to wi folio 21 et seq., of the land record: he jet | complicd with in fifteen days from day of vale, ingvale, ss Dp id mor of S Woodh 8 eee | bee E 2 Biamill’ oud 1b ceter Attermor: | Loti802. iniGeorge W- Abbott's: scbdicision. of 's || oon iumbias ahd at the request of the parts act | otherwise ‘the trustees. reserve the right to resell | described by Pree py ea ees has been visiting Mra Mary E. Thorne, returned | “beterich:’ discussion. ning. devotional caer- | Dirt of “Chichester,”” according to the plut of sad | cured therely, we, the undersigned trustees, will | the property at the risk and cost of the defaulthg | at a See econ oon nto ane cee ie mers ars E. Thorne, returned | [.. Deltrich; dices ion rerey ilickling and Prof, | St @vision as the same appears of rerord tn. the at public’ auction, in front or the premises on | Eurchasrr, after Ove dave’ advertisement in one of | rcad at the southeast corner of the land Lereby cun- ey z r, 1890, and duly recorded in . 2 office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, UESDAY, e TWEN' PUI wre newspapers published in be District of Co- | veyed, and thence north 22 degrees, east tweuty-four folio 321" et seq., on? of the i Saab aciaeg? apap G Pacas P. Johneon; query box, Rev.” ALSO bed "land und premises, «ituut RICHA: . TYLER, welve a Perches; the ezrees, | tion of the party secured thereby, the undersicned, PE excl, Jeremme: Wei sotner vers Socunteatone HN | that plece or parcel of lund eltuate east of lot descr et a in the Bisiviet ot Curation, Oo ROBERT G.” RUTHERFORD, west tweuty-tliree 60-100 perches; thence nora My | [/ou Of the Bars, Rechred, thenels. the . eee ight preeiling: ineca of the couvention, after. | Cleht bundred and two (602), and comprising eight | designated as and. being lot. lettered “ive ee Pee 1307 F st. nw. degrees, east eighteen perches; thence north 27% de: | SNA. GWENTYCETIND ‘OE SUEY. Ae sss Hi Mark wood: pines Munday ‘sehools, of Wash. | (9) feet front on Navy avenue by the depth thereof, | O'Danogkuers gubdivisiontof lots in square 183, us |" MAHLON ASHFORD, grees, cast sixteen 68-100 prrches, to the center of | TALE PASE FOLIC O'CLOCK PAL. the tatlowiur he 1 weekly bh h s eee eet oe arday erate grounde; | together with all the improvements, rights, ete.” | recnried in, the oflae Ofte eterna to 88 La. ave., Smivi's Branch; thence following the center line | (cribed property, viz. Lot 70, in square Sie Motel em target atta oo asd eae nae | skies bs Me. Win. Ar Heederson, Robert. Ma: equine cCissle=1Obe-thiriicaat fhe valance in ong | trict of Columbia, jp Uber W. F., folio 30, to- | Js3-d&ds TAistecs, J of eald branch north Sl. desrees, west twelve | jor 21,112, located at the northeist commer of 33% otel was Is attended, and proved one of the | addr yo Mr. Wm. A. Rel CHA Se eee eee nione : f Pf to 2 fad ‘branch’ north . welve atta i a Riost absabie: sent of the pian "The pare gruder end Rev. W. H. D. Harper. “Evening, de- on ent crest from the dar of | gether with the improveltpnts, consisting of a four. perches: we legrees, west en | and 0 sircets southwes i le ale at «ix per cent per aunum, secured Uy deed | Stan "neice: deities OFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. IN CoN. | perches! thence north SI¥% degrees, west seven 36- ays were elaborately decorated vejth laurel | Tolonal exessises: addretses by Mise Hertha Tucker of trust on the property wold, or all anh, ‘nt the Terme of sale: OnethiMl of the purchase money eagence of te rain. until WEDNESDAY. JULY | Yoo perches; thence north Gite drgrecn, west After 3 5 5 Mise El 2 discs Optio ey : i el eantaeaG ndtate 2 VENTY-SECOND, i896, same hour and’ place. | perce wlir, aud from the center of the arched cell-| {lers. Friday morning, devotional exercises: an-| Snired upon ncerptance of Md. ar the tines op | {yes ald tm cushscaind(aue balance in two equal | TWENTY-SECC By order i | ! It th ie terms of ents, pavablg-ip ad tv re suspented Japanese lanterns that added | nouncements; addresses by Rev. J. E. Gilbert and) gate are hot complied with In fifteen days fram ise | {oetaliments, parable ipeone and two years, with RATCLIFFA, SUTTON & CO., IMMEDIATELY AFTER, lot 20, tn square 53, ¥ about 132 feet, located on Delaware avenue thence north Gig degrees, west twenty | between K and L streets southwest, the Trustees. | eight perches; thence north 55% ‘degrees, west | “Terms: One-third cosh, balance in ene and two twenty-two 65-100 perches, to the center line of | years, with notes, hearing Interest from the day the track of the Isultimore and Potomac K.R.; | of sale, and secured by a deed’ of trust on th AUCTIONEEr'S re s on interest at six (6) per equtum per anoum, payable beauty to the scene. ‘The ball ros fy decor: | Rev. J.-S. Engle: two-minute reports; repor of vale the trustees reserve the right to. resell b s, fronftdas of sate, secured’ i : prog Ali mall room wae also decor- | Cminittce on schcols; business of ‘convention. | the eptne Lrustees rererve the right | @ resell | gemal-annually, froul day secured by decd Sey to me talltfe, Wate a C After a couple af hours of | K¢ternoon, devoticnal exerciser; summing up the of trust upon the propefy sold, or all cash, at ing parc biscenaticcutvemtaroia tern ate x ett ss thence with the center line of the track of aid | propert all cash AI convensncing ahd efreskmet ce eaki <i g hawel an lsernent of ; the option of the Chgser. A deposit of $250 RUSTEES’ SALE OF HOUSE PREMISES | reilroad scuth 5 legrees, west six perches; ording at purchaser's cost. 100 deposit. will dancing, refreshments of ices and cakes were serv- | work of the convention, aoe aera acianarea hen Such resale in some newspaper published iu Wash- | will We required ofthe purchaser athe frmseor | 2! TOIRER TOCRIEENEH AND C 'SEREGES | thence ronth BiG degrees, west sin pensnen’ themes Sey nteach lot at the time of eae, Perms €d_in the petvate dining roonis. Among those to] ence meeting: short, a cee Tclosing exercises. | gton, D. C. All conveyancing, etc., at the | sale. i conveyageings recording and notarial SOUTHWEST. fonth G2 degrees, west six perches; thence south | to be complied With in thirty days, he delightful Lospitality of Mr. and | Forest, J. Fretuiman Pine, constitutes a pleasing | Purchaser's cost. é fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale | pr virtue of @ deed of trust to us, dated May 14, | Ga degrees, west six perches, thence sonth 8 RICHARD W. EMMONS, Mrs. Coryell were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr, | Fine vocal music JOSEPH. R. EDSO: to be complied witfiwithin ten days from day of | yeas, wad recorded in the land recorts of tte Dis, | degrees, west six perches; thence south 40lg de CHAKLES SCHAFER sod Sra. Turpin, Mr. and Mra. Schaeffer, Mr. and | “2° OF * POSE: | ake CHARLES B. BAILEY, | sale, otherwise thegtrustwes reserve’ the right to | 19% pd reconted tn the land records. o grees, west six perches, to the Eactern Iranel 10 ¢&as ‘Trustees. and Mrs. Turpin, Mr. and Mrs. weffer, Mr. and 5 Sy7-d&d ‘Trustees. resell, thg property at We risk and cost of the | Gf coq., and becaase of default In the ps river; thence following the line of the river south | —— pyNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS, Spearing and a married daughter, Mra, John- CHOP STICK MYSTERY. rary ered Fearing. poobeny af E : Ede Pe ee DUNCANSOD Ss NEERS. of New herks Me. and Mrw, | Wileou, "sites ‘eters, Rodgers, Williams, McDonald, Von En- 2 tress, Vayae, “Ciark, White, Thornton, McCleod, | Piece of Wood Six Inches Long Lay, Darling, Lambert, Brawner, Wilson of Wheel Found in a Man’s Stomach. UST, interest dae on the debt thereby Sw dircetion of the partys the undersigned, | grees, west ten perches; thence outh 2% degrees, i ES TEES Wustees, WH sell, At public “auction, tn frout of | cast eighteen, perches; ‘thence south 414 degrees tr & Co. NATH'L WILSON, Attorndy for Party ‘Secured, Xo. the premises, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY- | west six perches; thence south 16\% degrees, west EUGENS RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, cosets Stccersors tu Rateliffe, 'D: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ESS PROPERTY ON NORTH SU NUMBERED 14008, : ; sc —— oy Fs : VENTH DAY OF JULY, 1836, AT HALY-PAST | six 40-100 perches; thence south 11% degrees, west see Aas ee Ginee Waikins oeditaie fon se Tee eea a aitss | From the Pittsburg Commercial. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FIVE BRICK HOUSES, en dsS-d&ds_ | FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the real estate described in | seven 20-100 perches; thence south 271, decrees, Mackai [S NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF #TON, D.C. in | West five $4-100 perches, to a stone and the lound- ), begin: | sry line of ope Mason's’ Ine; thence with the said | pW KNOWN AS NOS. 100. 102, 104, 106 AND 108 | THOMAS DOWLING &Co., AUCTIONEERS, said deed of trust, being part of lot five DOUGLAS COURT, BETWEEN ‘A AND B, 3D 6t2 Boat. nw. square two hundred and sixty-throe ( AND 4TH STREETS NORTHEAST. a ning for the said part of said lot five @) at the | boundary line gouth 61% degrees, cast one hundred | 6 By virtue of a dectee of the Suprenic Court of the | TRUSTEES’ SAI IPROVED PROPERTY, | scuthwest corner thereof, being the Intersoction of | and twenty 12-100 perches, to said stone on. the | {iter tars" District of Columbia, in equity cause No. 16555, ‘O. 1612 TWELFTH STREET NORTHEAST. © street south and 1ith street west, and running | west slde of the Eastern Branch road and place of District of entitled Sarles-et al. va. Miner et al., the under: | (By virtue of a decd of trust, dated the 20th day | thence vorth along the Mae of said 14th siseet | beginning, containing fifty-one and 52-10)" 1 62- | Hist signed will offer for sale, at public auction, on the | Of April, 1805, aud di recorded in Liber No. 2010, | seveuty-one (71) feet to the north Mne of said lot; | 100) acres, more or less, togetber with all the tu- THE TW remises, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-El folio 417 et seq. cne of the land records for the | thence cast with said north line forty-eight (4) | provements, rights, &. aT IVE O° ail tiiak tor of green Se DAY of JULY, 1806, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.3 District of Colt and at the reqnest of the | feet and four (4) inches to the enst line of said | | ‘Terms of’ sale: One-third of the purchase money | AL EINE Oe eR on ne de Coane following described property in the city of party pecured therebr, the undersigned trustees | lot five (5); thence south elght (8) feat; thence west | In cash (of which $1,500 wust be paid to the trus- | {is, known aa lot lettered “Let do SM. Bure ington, D.C., viz.: Nos. 100, 102, 104, 106 and 108 | Will sell, at public auction. in front of the premises, v ight (28) feet and four (4) tuches; thence | tees at the time of eale), and the balance in two | eubdivision of original lot mabered tw Douglas court rortheast, being, ‘respectively, sub- | ON TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY-FIRST, 1896, AT | south. poraliel with said 14th st sixty-three | equal installments, in cne and two years, with in- numbered wo huvdred and t lots, 30, 31, 82 and 38, in Frederick It. Wind- | HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., lot. 29, in | (3) fect to south C street, and t west along | terest at G per cent per annum, payable semi. us suid aud Fore earaisiston of lot 4, square 78, as the same | Benanna Hodges’ subdivision of lot ‘one (1), &c., | the line of said C street twenty (20) feet to the | annually, the deferred payments to be represented 4s recorded in the office of the surveyor of the Dis- } in block eleven (11), of the subdivision of the tract | point of beginning. by the notes of the purchaser, bearing date the page 27. trict of Columbia, in Liber 16, page 10. of land known as Trinidad, as per plat in Book | Terms of sale: One-third in cash, one-thind in| dzy of sale, and secured by deed of trust on the | germs of sale: one-tailed cash, balance in two Eee a ee ideiced ee pentance Jn two equal in- j County No. 8 page 116, of the records of the of- | one year and one-thinl in two years from day of | property sold, or all cash, at the option of the | equal austalaents, pay two years stallments, evidenced by (Purchaser's notes, parable | fice of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, | sale, to be evidenced by the notes of the pur-) purchaser. All conveyancing at purchaser's. vo-t. from day of sale, with interest, payable semtan- one and two years from date of sale. with interest | Improved bya two-story Day-window brick dwell: | chucer, bearing interest, and to be secured by deed | ft terms of sale are wot complied with: within, tea | oul GAs oF Bale. | by deed of trust on the prop: at alx (@) per centum per annum, payable annually, | ing, No. 1612 12th +t. te, of trust on said real cstate, or all cash. at the | days from day of sale tke trustees reserve the | erty soll, or ail cash, at the optign of the pure fer Kail of Olnex, Miew Gltseott of Linden, and! yeander Riggs, a young engineer em- Messrs. Carrol and Don Fugitt, Farnham, Stari- ring date on recorded in cords of the J, at public wi on WEDNESDAY ° IULY, A.D. 189 Weather, Darling, Brawner, Sktles, Barrett, Ben-| Ployed in the Ferguson block, 1s lying at ber, ir. G eittctl, Mr. and Mise WHson, Mess s. | his home on Roscoe street, Knoxville, at of Soath Carolia, Henderwod of Hock: | the point of death, after undergoing an Messrw. Puller, Brandenburg, Dent, | operation of the stomach, which disclosed “nappell, Fields, dohuson, . W. Pollock and F Saturday next the tournament, at 4 p.m. the nation ball at the hotel later will event of the week. It te given under the auspices Of the Takoma Park Tiding Club, of wh one of the strangest mysteries ever brought to light in this city. Four physicians and surgeons, under the direction of Dr. A. F. Gentry of Penn avenue, last Saturday pebsctter Ie veowtdonts (aud be tas the matter und:r | made a six-inch incision in his abdomen, Sit Doers, mud active interest tn'thown fife | and subsequently opening the duodenum, number who have expressed the desire to enter the | discovered a stick of wood eight inches conten ‘The Indies’ german at the hotel on the 30th In tant Is the tople now Of most Interest to the fair | Foe swallowed auch an article ia surveror of the District of Columbia, in Book ¢. He long and nearly one-half an inch in diame- ter in his stomach. How the patient could to the order of the trustees, or all puzzle cash, at pur: | ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve | option of the purchaser. All converancing and | right to resell at purcheser'e cost. ser. A deposit of houramd dolla: ; eee eg eg are rat thee Sis’ Nt | to everybody connected with the case. His | clsers option. & Aepostt of, $50 will be’ required | months, at six per cent’ per annum, secured by “a | recording at purchaser's. “cost. A depocit of $280 | = w. fe which, Sequirell at ‘iree of sale. Oeuvepentnp ona be, wall hs = es Popeahesey aud led by Mr. Frank | peculiar habits and wonderful inventive a= ae st ime of sale. Terme to be complied | deed of trust upon the ropes te sold, or all cash, | will be required at come oH sale If the terms of GEORGE H. WRIGHT, \ ‘Trustees, caading at cost of pure: If terms of sule ere B. Martin. usual genius, he having recently sold a patent for wi in ten days thereafter, otherwise the | at the opticn of the purchaser, $100 deposit re- | sale are not complied with within fifteen dars dy6-dtds j Pe) — the tmstees reserve the a resell at risk it notice, at cost of S7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL | cost of defaulting purchaser sad ot complied with in Droperty will be resold at purchaser's risk. Con- | quired at time of sale. All converancing and re- | from day of sale, the trustess reserve the right 10 AB jntensely besos opr eee of baso ball was | $5,000, may show an object. Riggs is but ppesenctoetand [recordist at purchager’s cost. cording at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be | resell said property, with» played on the jgrout he Takoma Athletle As- twenty-two years of age, and early in life M. NORTON, complied ith in ten d or trustees may resell haser, after five da: advertisement, AY, TWENTY - FOU 4 SLY, fe SLING er ates ,Atterumn, petween the Tukoms | CVinced great interest in novelties Of every @ Hatier Sonros Stent of defaulting purgigaer, i Cras. scien Trustee, Tg08, at same bour aad Tee oan dae Fo AT HOFFAS score of ¢ to 4. Messrs. Sullivan and Lauer form. | xind. MORGA’ BEAG Faulty. ARD Hi Trustee,” BORG: i ON & GORDON, Soltetters, 4 the battery for the Takomss, and Farnam ami | Vartous explanations have been advanced | jy17-cofds BELT D yea es ooiratesse | ages aaae PETER J MUNTERE® | gyteacas EDWARD B. THOMAS. Trustoc, jy18-ddeds a ee, OS Sy16-0bde