Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1897, Page 10

10 MUNYON'S FREE DOCTOR "SERVICE nm vice and Medi FREE OF COST Gundreds Are Daily Availing Them- This Great Opportunity. selves o ELECTRICAL MACHINE ‘% THE ARBITRATION “TREATY. Reasons Why It Should Be Carefully Gon- sidered. Decision of the Venezuelan Commin- sion Not Yet Known—Some Things Are Worse Than War. To the Féitor of The Evening Star: The reasons why the Senate should pro- ceed with the utmost deliberation and cau- tion in their examination of this treaty are ample and cogent. The Venezuelan com- mission has not yet, after something like a year’s deliberation, given a decision upon the matters referred to it. Whilst, now, when one of the most important treaties ever laid before the Senate. has been scarce a week under consideration, there comes a clamor as surprising as it is mistaken, de- ,past hundred years is at the present mo- ment, and is likely to be for a century to come, needs not be said. Lord Salisbury knows very well, and we know equally well. The original position taken by the British government upon the Venezuelan boundary clearly shows that with it these lerritorial questions are not questions of international justice, nor of Bngland’s rights, but simply of the opportunity to get and the ability to hold. As an American citizen, therefore, I trust that the Senate wiil examine to the very uttermost, every article, provision, word, letter and dot, not only as to what the language of the treaty should mean, or. does mean in American law, but also what it can possibly be made to mean or cover by an Englishman under English law; and to be in no haste. Under a treaty the time may come when the “pound of flesh” has to_be surrendered. There are some things worsesethan war, and one is being bound hand and foot and delivered over to your enemy. LAFAYETTE C. LOOMIS. ee MR. GAGE ON FINANCE. His Discussion of the Question in a Letter to Mr. Springer. In response to an invitation to appear AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. _. +, BEeurar safe oF = Horses. orses. WITHLY THE BAZAAR, X LA, AVE., TO- MORROW- -(PUESDAY)— ORNING. FEBRUARY PLES ae WILL BE car ees, se } WAGONS, SLEI it 8. RENSINGER, Auctioneer. ©. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. _By “onder Viscount Gough, Secreta of e British mbassy Who ft § aa oH folnrabiet, Residence No. 1721 I St. On Tuesday, Feb’y 2, 1897, At 10:30 A:T, ‘Tle following personal effects: BLEGANT SECRETARY "OF GOOD. SHAPE AND SIZE RICHLY CARVED ROMAN” CHAIRS, FOLDING CARD TABLE, CURIO TABLE, AUCTION SALES. “Oriental Rugs at Auction. M. B. LATIMER & CO., Auctioneers, 614 12th Street. > DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALB AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 726 SEVENTEENTH = STREET = NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. C. Under and by virtue of two certain deeds of trust, the first dated May 7, ISv4, and recorded the same day In Liber No. 1914, folio 224 et wea., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and the second dated Febroary 23, 186, ond re- corded in Liber No, 2008, folio 2 et seq., of said land records. and by order of the clive parties: thereby secured, the undersigned—J. Toverts ‘oulke and Mahlon Ashfonl, as trustees under the maid first deed of trust, and Maison Ashford, as surviv- ing trustee under said second deed’ of trast — wih rell at public auction, to the highest bidder. in front of the premises, on MONDAY, PERRUARY FIFTEENTH, D. 1897, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., all of lot numbered twenty (20) in Samuel “Davidson's subdivision of lots in square numbered one burdred and sixty-six (168), as recorded in Liber N. K., folios 9 and 10, of the records of the office of the su yorof the District of Columbia, sald lot having, according to the plat, a frontage of twenty-seve 7) feet nine «®) inches on the west side of hb street west, and extending west to a public_alley a depth of ne hundred and trenty-four (24) feet tive inches ea the north line, and seven (107) feet om the south Hine provements, consisting of a. subst twestory A s S WICKER - CHAIRS, CAR! PTION 2 2 and basement and attic brick dwelling, No. randing immediate action and approval. | vefore the House banking and currency | fuans sexes cane meets | A Wonderful Collection of Oriental | M3 'seemctc If ever the ofd Latin maxim, “Make haste ‘9 r4 committee in ‘04, Mr. Lyman J. Gage, who | 18ON ANDINONS: rei SRG ANE ‘Terms: One-third 6f the purchase money in cash Scores of Patients Treated Every Day slowly,” had pertinence, is It here and now. SETS, OPEN GRATES DaeieOMe EAT ROE ch $500 maust be depinited with the trustees for Swollen and Stiff Joints, Paraly-| [f It would he & calamity to mankind. to | 8&8 nuw been selected to be Secretary of | DESK, ROLLA aD AN Te Dae Ru Ss and Car ts at time of sale). und tnlan ual in sis, Rheumatic Gout, Neuralgia, Fe-| have the treaty fail of approval at this|the Treasury under Mr. McKinley, thus one SUPERB DOUBLE. BEAss /xND with Interest at 6 p inate Troubles and Nervous Proatra-| time, it would be a double calatnity to have | discussed the financial question in a letter BOX SPRING HAT ee eo 3 : : = mi-antvelly, and ie ae ee eae it adopted Gee en ee its own | to Mr. W. M. Springer, then chairman of MIRROR FRONT WARDROBE, With press- | Consigned to us from a well-known Oriental carpet dealer in New Ee a par. jo = 7 nateneei s “unaccepts NG 3 ran 5 i : 3 4 optio Down Find the New Influence a| When our ambassadors to England, in | the committee: TO MATCH: TORE anes UD Sate Be: | York who is closing out his entire stock in order to return home. With ‘in ten days’ from aa Powerful Hel their post-prandial effusions, set forth First National Bank of Chicago, © REAUS, WASHSTANDS AND TABLES, CHIF : reid ent a ee a Shakespeare, and Addison, and Westmin- Chicago, December 10, 1894. FONTER, SINGLE OAK fate at purchaser's 0 ee. ster Abbey, and the unparalleled affection| Dear Sir: I am honored by receipt of Mae WASHED ON 2 by J. Ro of the mother country for the daughter be- | Your request to appear ‘before your com-| Wing FLUTED LUGS? TWO. CARVED BLE ~ ee yond the sea, it is pathetic and altogether | mittee on Saturday next, or on some day| FETS ‘OR SIDE TADTES, WREAR YORE TA : > ; ; e I iH BE ( | A M BE R bduing, but when it comes to American | prior thereto, in the recommendations of | BLE. BUTLER'S TRAY, CHINA CLOSER, fe The collection embraces the Brandes ja, of rare and valuable ijiaeices Oe commerce, shipping or the “territorial ques- | the President and the Secretary of the DDY REFRIGERATOR,’ SOFAS, COUCHES, | antique and modern pieces ever shown in Washington. ‘nreaeentemer He a = tion,” we meet an altogether different | Treasury concerning the currency. UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS, WICKER CHAIRS, 4 P gt HOMAS DOWLIM Briton, a man that is outspoken, aggressive | The notice is so short that I cannot ar- TOILET GLASSES, SINGLE IRON BEDSTEADS On exhibition Tuesday and Wednesday, February 2d and 3d, all Ne: ee and defiant, who concedes nothing until he | range to be present in person, but beg very AND MATTRESSES, COALPORT, COPELAND Ix Daily Curing Many Sufferers From AND OTHER CHINA, GLASSWARE, Two | day, at our elegant art rooms, 614 12th st. * SALE OF Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis and] meets his match; and yields nothing but] briefly to state here the conclusions at OLD PEWTER BEER MUGS, LAUNDRY AND = an : - iF, ROPERTY ON Ti Throat and Lung Troubles. under compulsion, With sueh an antagon-| which I arrived. oSTRCHEN GEESSILS, de ke Bea's st sale willionen ‘thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday, Feb- ist we may well remember that “Hasty greeing with the criticisms made by exhibition MONDAY ‘from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. as a Bas promises give leisure repentance.” these officers of the government as to the | Terms cash. C. G. SLOAN & CO., ruary 4th, 5th, 6th and 8th, at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. each day aa ae ‘That emt ears é uettoneer y without reserve from gests that When one is about to engage | great desirability of se] ti the govern- . G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, No. 1407 G n.w. ctii i ti o p i ity EVERYBODY I$ WELCOME a iin aimadversary ait Ia orudenEaacsenta seberating theisove Aneto one of the finest collections of Oriental textiles ever sent to this city. t Briton, Lord Bacon, sug-| present weakness of our situation, and the | 35-4 ‘Auettonéers, This is an extraordinary opportunity to bu ment from the direct responsibility of cur- weigh yourself, and, secondly, to weigh |rency issues, I am persuaded that the| TRUSTEES’ SALE OF . ELE- public anctic ses, n WEDNESDAY, cl your adversary.” In’ the light of this lat-| country Is not ready ho aeceoe there re GANT BAR FIXTURES AND I. B. LATIMER & CO., Auctioneers. FEBRUAIY, 1807, “at ROU iceus Cacenaualnctee on, So many indicative circum- | ommendations as to the methods proposed. ce . ae cht t Ones, You Will Find in | 20ees ave fallen under my observation. |tn making any change the method should FURNITURE,LARGE CLOCK, | — ttt SSS SSS x 5 durii a serie x ‘Ss, leave © | be so sii le that all yt i. the average Englishman toward the Ameri- INVOWSINGTITHTION ge Bnzitshman toward the Amert- | effects would. not be In-any direction ais | CASH REGISTER, LARGE| Secs to laiute, ‘Darr & MUNYON SIN TITUTION can or his policy, industrial or foreign. eS Ginec Hany dls : division is recorded in Su e SUrveNors office said lots is im- ABLE Bi RE BOUNT . pee trict. Each of th Concerning English opinion, 1 think it | { tetieve thee une commerce or Industry. MIRROR, RANGE, BOILER, I believe that the “Baltimore plan” car- A : NTH AND BA proved by tantial brick dwelling house, being Ratios cagumed thet there is no class of ries the true principles of a credit cur-| - TABLES, SAFE, ETC, BEING 3b SESS heuses No, G24 and 626 norte ritish subjects whose s c- | rency, but we cannot reach it by any step, ITE 5 = . 2 By Sete toriine Dicer cast. 4 sinent Physicians. the Best Treat-| rately reflect the general sentiments of | ina Years may interbene Celene teat eS CONTENTS OF COSTELLO'S Bees the eee oEColncabta tee anton Bedi ee i Rg ane Dicer nor e e Hee ent and Remedies, a | She People than their marine commanders. | realized. In the meantime, the way of the BAR, ETC., COR. SIXTH AND | tequest of the parties secured there! | et wed., we will, at the request of th San nates her nke InkOoee aeoeets Mahe ae, They know every country upon the face | sovernment to step out of the currency G STS. NORTHW TAG sighed trustees will offer for sale by! p notes Secured thereby, sell cured by decd of trust on the property scold. $200 Care for of the globe, and what it is worth to Eng- | business and place the burden of redemp- 3 STS. } WEST, WASH- infront’ of the. premises, on THUR Acposit on each Jot Will he required at the time of land. And, whatever it is worth, that they | tign upon the banks is plal INGTON, D. C VENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. NESDAY ‘ weyanclag and recording at pur- propose to have, and, if one may rely upoi M A = peas O'CLOCK P.M pwing, Authorize the issue of Washin = me y 1,000,000 of 21 By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the > > >A PVE | their own words, quite regardless. pee : = | District. of Columb! aaetae PCaee CATARRH AND DEAFNESS. | oe rcchr 2°rae iistances ana interviews | Be" cent bonds, payable at such time (et aye ie tied a N terms of sa’ not com- days trom the date of sale ity of Washington, D. Congr leet (t 9. on December 24, 1846, wh hiwart inbered. glx hundred! and Stites ey Spt ger mad og es + 4 may elect wenty-five years de- ‘" - ber 24, 96, vhere! Schwar numbered six handred and ~ », now embraced p property, after five that ‘m eminently pertinent and sug- | gira f pReriber ar, | Mansbach & Co. are complainants und Walter homas Z. MeGinniss’ sub- | in lots and the dcost of the de= aoe: gestive at the present moment. Making | S{f2ble), to be offered to subscribers at par. | Costello and others, are iresmondentes the nade Si 2 and tin , 410 and 411, upo as per plat in ¢ the official | feet 6 inc ty book 9, | 28, of Wil of said District, | 6,'7, 8, 9. of Ie Bheumatism, Dyspepsia. Kidney Trou-| the passage of the Atlantic some years | Accept in| payment United States legal | signed trust ble. Liver under sald decr in. pre to be canceled. u.w., on TUESDA rs Will sell at _pub- Uniontown SMITH, 7 os, G2 apd G04 Gxt Fe eee rerecg od BR CLIFFORD U tender notes or treasury notes, the same | tie suction JOHN N. WALKER, Truste Mayse's: subdivi 10 and 11 tee. ice under the Ameri flag, the captain plab Asthma, Bron- : SOND. 1807, ; Brights, etc. ; - a remarked that, in making port, he had to ; ; E GUA ECO) together with all the improvements, rights, ¢ ing ‘to “the plat a ANSe S. CTIONEERS. tle Troubles, Headache, | (Xcrcise. the greatest caution, as, if he ae ee Bank net cog that beginning at TWO O'CLOCK PML, the contents of | "Perms: One-third cash, the | An one and | corded tn Honk 2, page 45, of U ; ACS SS EOE, Ae ak zm o td = banks can obtain note issue to the face 7] ‘G "ey years, with interest from t y of sale at 6 Jistrict of Columbia, together with it > . > . Coughs : s | should in the lez : Sy , INCLUDING. OAK COUNTEI ME BRICK DWELLING ~ ere ee = pip stir ere ers ee value of bonds deposited as security for HAIL. FOOT RAIL. ERS per cent per annum, secured by f trust on mances and improvenicnts thereunto be- r. LE DROIT PARK and & Diseases Quickly and s be =ngl 5 circulation. Reduce the t = FRAME, ‘: the property sold, or all cash, at fon of ns tain ded of trust, recorded i S that would not run him down in ten min- | Cieulation. Reduce the tax on circulating | ERAME, | eit. uk ‘A deposit. of $100 required at th ‘erms of sale: One-third eash, balance in 6 i et e0d.. aut of the tana Ses utes. I took this to be, of course, some. | "ri, “acne, national hank a TURES. ASSWAME, CASH If the terms of sale are not com- | and two years, with interest at xix per of Columbia, we sill sell, ses what nautical in its exaggeration. I was] ip ,done. national bank notes sould LARGE CLOCK, SAFE,” FOLDING plied with in fifteen days from the day of sale the | annum, payable semi-annually, notes rent ef tee Recess ee wiser, later on. Afterward, making the | ™#ke good the vacuum caused by the re- PIANO, RANGE, BOILER, BR! cA ees CES a OO I ea fo ee ea Y ty sold, ‘ AGHTH DAY OF PI ARY, ee cee ie ee ae Is | passage under the British flag, we had the Gara ie Bovernment notes; in fact, QUOKING UTENSILS AND OTHE CAs ORS SLES Was nee meee ea purchaser g AT HALF-PASC POUR O'CLOCK PM. eured Ly Mune w system. { misto is 5 ne ere would be some expansion under it. SONAL PROPERTY. THE BAR FIXTURES ras aaa isl Ueatian aie sehen Tl cab ° S- | the following descrived real estate and premises, the | of the commanders prevented from result- | through forced redemption of bank issues, | QAR MARBLE, AND TRE FINEST IN THE = : date of ‘sale, otherwise the trustees seumieaen ot ne ing in an appalling catastrophe. The steam- | if it be true, as some claim, that the vol- TION, s < HARDT, right to resell the property, risk and cost v plat recorded ers had each four or five hundred persons | Ume of circulating media in the United | It will be first offered as an entirety, and, if not | _3930-d&as sbrastersy 21 (ob; the ae u sulting purchaser, after five days’ notl-e ard. One steamer passing directly | States is larger than can be maintained, | sold, then in detail. Offers ‘at private sale received one of the rec- NSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. of such resale published in'some newspaper in the DUNG fd eS » District of Co- 3 be ft thi her, it a eq | and that the outflow of gold is nature's | t¢ day of sale. i = ‘arf a rposes over a5 te ie would be Cue airestiy taccuene ee th’| metHodlor cuualisingy things Ir tite wees acters cash. Good. title oddhb sate. | Tampeetton | ¢RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUAE IMPROVED WinataM B. Topp, Trustee Waid Mock Were much injured, but no lives were lost. | if contraction through the exportation of | from any one of the undersigned) on Pe Tecelved | PROPERTY, NO. 1609 “THLIRTY-SECOS JOHN E. HERRELL, Trust-e ga Some time later, speaking with the captain | $0ld, or by the retirement of a portion of CARL J. F. GRAFF, Trustee, By vitioe of certain deed of trust, dated De- | JOHN B. LARNER, of one of the colliding steamers, he said: | the paper money, be a logical sequence of 225 414 at. nw. | cember 30. 1808 and recorded in Liber No. 2088, Attorney for holder of the notes. Nothing in the wide world prevented me | Ur Situation, then, in that case, the gov- EST. Trustee, at folio 11 et feq., one of the land records for 3 from going straight through that ship, but | ernment being safe from demands, the 0. 319 414 st. the District bia, andl at) the seauest of rengnly rapcages beagach the fi i anks with circulation outstanding would Solicizor “for Complainait the party thereby We will fell at auc cing 1s wise apy If it ha 1 the ship of any other | be obliged to bring their issues within nar- | HENRY &. DAVIS, Beas E ip) front” of tbe. premises en eed One-third cash, bai 1 would have sent her to the bottom.” | ower limits; but all this would work itself | CHARLES €. TUCKER, Esq., O'CLOCK P.M., the following described real estate, AND ON SOUTH CARC annum, 1 Sea leet ania sua | Oa neal node dweltunony atiienechl || UU Nona een Ie jratiats | situate tu ihab part of Washington, Distriet of | AND 12TH STREETS S . he replied: 3 vi d y- 5 ee ase mas ere Columbia, formerly known 306 own, = " law was on my side.” That fs, it was| ‘The problem is this: ‘To take the govern- | 7 s AUCTIONEERS, | Part lot numbered twenty- in Beatty and ee at no quest y, or of utterly need- | ment out of the note-issuing busines. w. perinning there se. complio’ with tn les: of Thirty-second | records ef the Dirtrict of Columbia, and risk and cost of defa slaughter; it was a’question simply of | (1) Without contracting the currency in for at a point on. the east sid: neue acs pits ae s SALE OF VALU: (624) street (formerly High street), where the south | quest of the party secured thereby. w days’ advertising in some newspaper pabl i few thousand dollars under British law. | the pete he PROPERTY ON H STREBE] BETWE line of a four (4) foot alley intersects the said | signed tustees, will sell, at Washington, D.C 1 Th - me to reflect that, possibly, the ) Without inviting to expansion. TY-FOURTH NEP street; then st line of the | front of the premises, on’ TUENDA TALLM AT A. LAME American capiain knew the average Briton | Secretary Carlisle's plan is subject to the NORTE EEE vald street twenty-six SS ee | A eR Jo26-aka Apperson do Hettcr thane aia: anger involved under the last 2414 H STR cne hundred and thirty ( ee southerly | FOUL “LOCK ore afoariued With another captain, the conversation Yours, very truly, Suggestion. | py virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated March | parallel to the sald stroot twenty-six (20) feet; | lend and premises, situate in the city of Washin THOMAS DOWLING & CO., ATCTIONY turning upo: lumbia, and desiguated the steamer route to India, LYMAN J. GAGE, | 15, 1808, and recorded in Liber 1730, folio 484, of | thence westerly parallel to Gi2 Kost. aw, , 5 : the land records of the District of Columbia, ‘we, | hundred and thirty (13) fee:, to the place of be- | aud betng ail of original lot numbered three (3) in 1 asked how the British acquired the tsland | Hon. W. M. Springer,Chairman Banking | the undersigned trustees, will sell at public’ auc. | ginning. square south of square numbered nine hundred | TRUSTEES’ § 3S. at the mouth of the Red I could re-| and Currency Committee, Washington, | tion, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE One-third cash, residue in six and twelve | and ninety (00). TX call how they obtained po: sion bes D.C. a ‘OND Dae OF Fi BESS 1897, AT FOUR erest at six por at per gusum. | Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money raltar, of Malta, of Cyprus and of Alex-| P. S—Wer. : O'CLOCK P.M., part ‘of- lot tem (0), “in square | payable seml-annualiy, and secured by a decd of | to he paid in cush, and the balance in two equal MUNYON'S ELECTRIC MACHINE andria. He prompely replied: “We heard | ceiy Beuereannaeee Suggestions to re- | thirty-one (i), beginning on H street 12 feet from | trast upon the. said rom all cash, at the | tustallments, payable in one and two sears, with = ci ee the Frenchman was negotiating for it, and | fe “ . ation, there are some | the northwest corner of said lot; thence east 12 | purchaser's option. $100 deposit at the time of | Interest at six (6) per ceutum per am x, tures of the national’ bank aga tentertien e depth of said Ie le Cures ralysis, Stifi Joints, Neural- | we went and took it. Do you suppose we | would req bank act that | feet; thence the depth of sai Ein, Nervous Disénses and All were going to let the Frenchman have | holders e: thence west 12] sale, ond all conveyanct ire amendment in order to give | feet, and thence north to the beginning, nd recording at the | semi-annually, from day of sale, secured 1 ‘8 cost. Terms of sale to be complied | of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the A i fog im- | purch er and cheaper access to the | Proved by frame house No. 2414 H street north- | with in eae a H . n Jays, or the property will he resold at | option of he par deposit of $4000 will sland? i point of redemption 5 the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after | be requir Muscular Pains. With another captain, referring to the | demption agents tn rite uenoutas ve Re echerms, of sale: One-fourth cash, balance in one, | five days’ notice of such resale In some newspaper | All conveyancing, vecording and notarial fees at ersigned. trust s - | two ars, with Inter Geneva award, he said, “Nothing more hu- st from the day | published in Washingzon, D. cest of the pu ored, but these are details which 1 will Swapeucarene ion, in front of the pre - —- m + ic ere PS parry = notes for the ue SAMUEL W. RITTE: ‘Trustee, lied with within ten days from da: oUR DAY oe paibatinig) tO bis lanes oeeccens eee eee Bie deed of trust on the property sold, 8 Ta. ave. mw. | wise the trustees svserse the rie OUR CLOCK MUNYON'S IMPROVED last half century than the su pene ren let deposit will be required at the time of sale: ~All WILLIAM F. WILLOUGHBY, Trustee, Situated in the ci MUS NY MPROVE the Geneva award by the Engits EROuAn . conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's cost. | jaS-dts 1505 12th et. aw. Tutnbla, described ‘as ment.” I am not distinctly ABLY SUICIDE. If the terms «f sale are Lot complied with within = and one brick store HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES, | 2 s@:¢,“Eastish sovecnment” or ar ten dass from the date of sale the deposit will be | _{YTHE ABOVE SA\ STPONED UNTIL taining five rooms each, together with te AE! 2 VE ME Dive: reantes Dead Body of a Colored Man Founa | {Tfeited, and the trustees reserve the right to re- | SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-THIED, 1897, Which they stand, situated « Gimepirate cus te carly Sis ee au | Some little time before the recent Japa- in a Bed. wellithe tproperty, weaxter iver = = strect east, Iu square e from the sold the risk and cost of the de! : mares nee SE, Trustee. oy a, eee corer of sald INth street street seth bel vie tte POs wae aint th Cater meen catamaran: arom & Young colored man, who | parciasers: aN ODO AD ea in ELIA F. WILLOCGHBY, ‘Trustee. Guccensors to Ratciite, Dave Looe ou id 18th steet a lot 7 do Sof homes oiher | ; enter upoa ex : Han : EDIN WOODWARD, Trustee. S&22 vo. sheds the tone =e fee } Ghia, ee rapout co lived in Baltimore, and whose sweetheart, | ja20-dts LEY M Ja aoe) =| WS feet by ‘the GOULD, Trustee. — “Lela,” lived in this city, SALE OF BRICK STABLES IN Ar, | deeeribed as rg, on the day wh was not on good TTON & CO. AUCTT EYTHE ABOVE SALF IS POSTPONED UNTIL “EY BETWEEN K AND L, PWee { | full depth thereof, of original lot 17 in said ss neuné that the Chinese emperor had| terms with the girl last week, and at- SATURDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH, 1597, at the AB. TWENTY SEV! NIH STRNEN aoe pile mecond of said ribed “am tol awarded to an American firm the contract | tempted to effect a reconciliation, but. b in Sats WEST. art of 4 . 3 pl = 4 ye- SALE OF A TWO-STS Y SAM Ri HOUSE, Trustee. By vi ft : 2 2 on the for all the locomotives, 1 chanced to meet | fore he could bring this about he det TON NICKOLS AVENUE, ANE WILLIAM F. WILLOUGHBY, ‘Trustee. Tabor No ILL. Sole SOP et eee, ee 4 an Englishman, just arrived from China | aur ciroumera ne eee dun- . sg $a25&29 records for the District of Colimbia, and ont “tm en iis way to London. Reference being reumstances which indicate that he In trust dul “dl : eee rrreete Borman y a i ly recorded in aiate request of the party secured thereby, the under. made to the Ameri . he replied, |} for his own death. His dead ct sop, one of the land | C2 THE AQOVE SAL Is ecrmien post. | abla eas Wil oft ie “Pave seen the that the con- |-body was found yesterday morning in his | Te Disiriet of Columbia, T will well | poned | until es ee ARY SIXTH, | tion, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, FICTH tract has been awarded Fee eee arenes Hotel, on Virginia ave- | WpbNaspay. FB TWENTY SEVENTIT Dad OF | SAMUEL W. IUTTEN TIC POU OCLOGE Par, sae eee eeu ALE PAST firm; but it will not be all not let | nue. Saturday night, about 11 o'clock, | FANUAILY A, De dab: Fol f OCLOCK EM A ¥ su ract go to th ans.” Two own called at the house and engaged a | the following described real estate, situate in the | Ja2v&felé weeks later, or so, the papers announced | 09m, for which he paid. He asked that he | District of Columbia, county of ‘Washington, to = te that the American contract had been an- | be called in time for breakfast at 8 o'clock | Wit: Part of lot numbered thirteen (13) in. section THOMAS DOW nulled. It was evident he spoke not from | Yesterday morning, and retired. When 8 | numbered elght (8) of the subdivision of Barry any defini ‘ledge of this specific con- | O'clock in the morning came the proprietor | ten ECU? Wit all the improvements, rights, cal undersianding of nt upstairs to call his guest, but the | Terms: One-half cash, the balance in six and PROPERTY L h antagonism to uny American en- | Smell of gas convinced him that there was | twelve months, secured’ by decd of trust on the | _ By virtue of a cer Something wrong in the room, and that his | Proerty sold, or all Cee IR ein) naried here | Zuest was pri a ae ‘S| purchaser. jeposit of required at the time Se ated nuere Pore Se By Sead. | Still he called, | hr sale. if the terms of sale are not complied with Columbia, and at the request in rever you g0, re S ie ,response, went to the | in 15 days from the day of sale the trustee re- | writing of the party secured thereby, we will sell, you meet a Ger- | T00m, and found that Brown was really | serves the right to resell the property at the risk in front of th on x described ‘SE, Trustee. FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the followi HBY, Trustee. estate, situate in the city of Washington, Distri-t columbia, to wit: Lots K and L, in Samuel €. ett Wroe's recorded subdivision of square ether with all the improvements, rights, Snotn One-half cash, the balance in six and FOO AREE, IMPROVED | tweive months, with interest from the day of sale, Re DES by deed of trast on the property sold, ot Seay Ga Sea » at the option of the purchaser. “A deposit | [heme weet ot seq, One Of the Land recods | Of $100 required at the time of sale. If the ternis | thence Sota: Re oe Oe are Sate eCOnSR A or icaleare ‘h in fifteen days frou: ‘The fifth of sai day of sale the trustees reserve the right to | part of original low ~ the property at the risk and cost of the | Rinuine om ihe weet cid B . WILL & CO., AUCTIONED TRUSTEES’ SALE ©) tract, but from a ge Brit runing thei gentleman fur! thing I don’t nowadays, everywhe ald square, be- feet n. I should like to kaow what bu: dead. Later in the day the coroner called | 48d cost of the defaulting purchaser, after 5 d: ARY NINTH, 1897, AT FOUR ay seep ~j mith from the north and | 4 German has anywhere out of Germany?” | and investigated the case. Letters found | Mdvertizement of such rewale in sime per | O'CLL _the following described land’ and Aa acercsonchag con eoteaioe and (Fupwing, thente south on, sald | TSth A few months since, Ensland was so freely | in the room told of the dead man's love af- | Dublished, a Washington, D. premises, situate in the District of Columbia. and | at the purchaser's cost. ; Se Sots Shown ane spoken of throughout aneraaithe fair. Beneath his pillow was found a | ‘@ ‘cording at the Mock numbered twenty-one G1). of Benjamin E. an ala beging or Awake land grabber,” that the London pr pocket book, containing $1.67. Friends of | a22-4&as Lefghton snd. Richard E. Pairo, ‘trustees, recorded ee The sixth of said lots ts described as follows: ~d upon to repel so -lscrelitable a | the dead man had an undertaker prepare . sut division of a tract of land called “Brooklan KALL & MAEDEL ——: sal of original i as in. said sq begin- barge. Since then have occurred the | the body for burial, and this morning the | E2THE ABOV ee ee ee ea et eys for Holder of Note), sua Vine ian wstoeet camer ot he’ SE ek Venezuelan aggression and the Transvaal | corener gave a certiticate of death. Cee eee es ps ee Aare eat ee Fendall bldg. ee ferme pee ge ee raid, two as rank attempts at piracy as = seme hour and_plac with the Improvements, consisting of a two- street thefice west feet: Thence ced the Spanish main. GOV. ATKINSON'S TRIP ja27-d&ds WALTER A. JOHNSTON, Trustee. y frame dwelling and stable in the rear. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. north ‘and ‘thence east 73 feet to “be not a nation on the face of the : = x = Asthma, ees Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one place of begin | globe today, should it take es ° RATCLIFFE SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. and two rs, with interest at’ 6 per cent per | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A UNDIVIDED Terms of sale A deposit of $100 per mt and Lung Diseases. | Suicide its three-martic-inile limit to hee, | THe ERtire Porty Given Free Trans- Guccomers to Rutclie, Darr eco anhum, payable seml-antually, and Secured. by) a THIRD INTEREST “IN THE VALU. house, If old separately, and $250, If sold in block, ter its condition in any manner, put would portation Snes deed of trust on the prope sold, all cash, PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE HOTEL will be required at the time of sale. Terms of Gud theca enectede (it rs pens Special Correspondence of The Evening Star. URUSTEE'S SALB 01 TWO-STORY FRAME | at the option of the purcha: ‘Terms to be com: GENT,” AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF plied with in tea days from day of sale, otherwise PE SYLVANIA AVENUE AND FIFTEENTH IA, | the trustees reserve the rigi DWELLING AND STORE, CORNER OF NI id challenge its right > and always ATLANTA, Ga., January 20, 1897. OLS AND- HOWARD AVENUES, ANACOST I, at the risk STREEP NORTHWEST. me—the Englisaman. D.C. and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after such rlue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded here is trouble about the seal fisheries, | coveTE°r Atkinson's trip across the con-| py” virtue, at .a, deed. in, trust, duly recorded in | adverticements ‘as they may deem ‘necessary. A | in Eater numbered 2030, at fll a2 etemee eae CK, Trustee, ea 2 2 tinent in a private car tendered by the rail- | Liber No. 2123, at folio 892 et seq., one of the land | deposit of $100 will required at the time of | of the land records of ‘the District of Columbia, aa a 1333 1° st. mow. | spout feeds sects phods foe Bis eoen roads 1s causing no little pees among | Tccords for the District of Columbia, I will eal by, sale, All conveyancing and recording at the cost | and st the request of the party secured thereb FRED'K L. SIDDONS, Traste a A S e y oy: = « mveyancing, e drugs t It evaporizes th ut heals the Chamber you. bi ae L ublie auction, in front of the prethises, on of purecht ser. I, the undersigned trustee, mentioned in said de | eee ed aed italia : grabbing” in Alaska, or Venezuela, or the | the politicians. The governor's party num- SDAY, TWENTY SEVENTH Bay of JANUARY, BENJAMIN S. MINOR, Trustee, “| of trust, will sell. at public auction, in front of the C. G. SLOAN & CO., Auc ry pore of you ransvaal, it is John Bull. bered eleven, including the servants. They | 4D. 1807, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, the remises, on WED: Y, the SEVENTEENTH ae see If Ame. ica would reinstate her commerce, | traveled in the private car of J. W. Thoae, | @lewing described real estate, situate in the’ Dis- AY of FERRUAR' S97, at HALF. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IM ives new vita . W. - secure a ategic or is! trict of Columbia, county of Washington,’ to wit: FOUR O'CLOCK P the following dese REAL ESTATE AT THE SoUTHWeES safety cae aetenae: Sohncbalt etre = as, president of the Nashville, Chattanooga | Pert of !ot numbered three nec ca 9 of sub- THOS. J OWEN, Auction: ane Fo Jand a ae > fe in the city of Washing- NER OF KENESAW STREET AND dy and as willing to sweep our shipping | 224,St. Louis railroad, which is the lessee | dlviston of “Brrry Farm: Ing at a mark in Ss. J. , Auctioneer, 9 st. a.w. ton, District vf Columbia, and designated as and S ET EXTENDED, IN © | West culvert of Nickols avenue over Stickfoot being an undivided o.e-ihird interest in lots EIGHTS,”” D. off th he was thirty years ago. —— esteen and Atlantic, a road which | trench, eaid point being the southeast boundary. of SALW OF VALUABLE BUILDING | “Hotty” “Becheren’’ TAL “Be ner ook cmt | OP EDOM. POBSULRY HIRD, It Indeed, nglish sometimes see them- to Sss'00g = State Of Georgia. The state | said lot 3; thence with west side of Nickols avenue CALIFORNIA STREET, BETW 48) in square numbered two hundred and twenty- | HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pf., in fron = _} selves as they are. A London paper, re- | StS $35,000 a month rental from Major | north 31 degrees east 53 33-100 feet to part of said IST AND 2D, E AND F STREETS NORTH- | six (226), whicu is conveyed by said above men- | premises, the undersigned, as trustees und | ferting to a brutal affray In Liverpool Thomas for the line, which extends from | lot sold to ane Underdue; thence with line of Under- at iad at Caen ad a e ‘oned deed of trust, together with, all and singular, | of trust to them dated Jume 10, 1895, am A “CRAZY SOCIA id, “There if no use In-denying it co, | Atlanta to Chattanooga. It is one of the dues, lot north 48 degreey petitmata: sree fl Daae cirine Of 8 deat of trust dated! the Biss Oeg ot the improvements, Ways, easements, rights, ‘priv: aos, fio <3 et aed, of the laud heath the thin varnish of civilization, the | Pst Short roads in this part of the country. | Mets eaat <6 f y rf “et sed bilan saiysiae emsecfulsing cor eae meee ee eerie a all of tot t me Gi), in Meurin ” i . rees east 6 feet; thence north 48 degrees, 1 mia- | follo 118 et seq., one of the land records of the | jn anywise appertaining. Peculiar Entertainment at the Fifth | Anglo- cP Esident Thomas end President George | tte west 10 17-100 tet toia sbéne: thence south 41 | District of Columbia, and at th ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two | Lauphelmer's subdivision of “pact of blosk thirty: Congregational Church. brutal *. Smith of the Atlanta and Wesi Point | degrees 45 minutes west 306 81-100 feet to Stick- | Party secured thereby, the unders! years ut 6 per cent per annum ipterest payable semi- | five (35), lumbla Heights,” as per plat secorded saa Weed : These facts, patent to all mankina, an | T2!T0ad. arranged the transportation for | foot branch, with sald branch south 52 degrees 60 | Will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, | Arnually, to be secured by deed of trust. on the prop- | iu Liber County No. 9, folio’ 131, of the records of vung People’s Society of Chr shoe eee all | the whole trip and got the car and party | minutes east 110 97-100 feet to beginning; alvo | 08, MONDAY) FEBRUARY EIGHTH. 1807. AT | erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur- | the office of the surveyor of the District of Colum. leavor of the Fifth Congregational | ShO™, the same sp ae as ame Dupo! ©. | aeadneaded from Atlanta to San Francisco | beeinning at an fron pin er of Howard ave- DR OCLOCK P-M., lot No. 25, in W. 1H. Smith | chaser. A deporit af $500 required at time of sale, | bia, subject to the condition in said deed of trust = " being south 40 egrees and M. M. Bohrer's subdivision of square 721, as | Gonvey " ba to bondi Bs Mth and T streets northeast, gave | that, so far as pertalas to the “territorial | tre Gated we alge eee ene nad pal for | Syst 44 feet from uorthwest bonds of fot 8: theuce | Sud sabdivi-lon is recorded in the vofice of the | Comvevaneine, ete. at, purchaser's cost. Terms, uf | a4, to ba public auction all of lot thirty-one (31), in Maurice axon blood is natively savage and line. een ‘Terms: One-third cash (of ich $100 must be a “crazy sectal” Saturday night. The | question,” whatever may be che solemn as- | ,2o {TIP It would have cost him $6,000, or | south 48 cegrees 80. minutes |west 251 625-1000 | Urveyor of the District of Columbla in Book J. H. | Sf sale, Srnerwtee the tease oe aa, ay, ited with the trustees at time of sale) and program opened by a chorus of twenty | Surances or lofty protestations, we have, all |"! S#ary for one term eat otors mi An i Pega thence witt| Ea ee (us ibind Gach: tulance (in ome abd evo] ea sy sat the ehh neh poet at dee te: | Meee See oe wale sarah ee oe ee ‘This was followed by @ recitation, | P¢ Same, to deal with an open, flat adver- ee said branch south 52 degisen;f0 minutes east 52 3 feulting pirchaser, after five days’ advertisement | ears from . E he property, at 6 per cent per annum 4 th 41 ees eg | Years, with iuterest, secured by deed of trust on with interes r 7 | Stry—tt ts hardly too much to tay enemy— | AUCTION SALKS OF REAL ESTATE, ae. | Cast 245 01-100 feet to. al It00 pin in center ef | the property sold, of all-cash, at the option of the | Of Sten Tesale in sume newspaper published in | At Wore 20 oi Peg et ean < by O. W.| who, when he has discovered anywhere Howard avenue; thence withcenter of Howand | Purchaser. “A deposit of $10) required at time of | “esntiar -° voc TurrEN, Trustec. | And if terms are not complied with within ten days Miss | Upon earth whatever he may dee ont Today. BQhue north 46 degrees 90 ttnutes west as face | sale. Conveyancing and recording at cost of pur- as from day of aale, resale Will be made ut risk aod sic Parkinson, Mrs. O. W. Goodwin, Miss | take It, lawfully, if British law will per-| ©. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 1407 G st. n.w.—| ‘@Desinning, together with all the improvements, | chaser, Tarms {0 be complied with tm te dat Stvertiecast, All convesancag ‘ct sat’ of en “How We Caught the Mouse Goodwin. Next was a quartet, b: E r i rights, ete. F from day of sale, or the property will be resold at | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | advertisem>ut. All. conv: Clara Tucker and Arthur Raab, each sing-| It. or cover. or shield; 1 not, probably | Trustees’ sale of dwelling, No. 1899 Linden st ertas: One-half cash, ‘the talance in six and | ‘8k and cost of defaulting purchaser. REAL ESTATE, NO. 1108 G STREET NORTH- hig’ a diet zi fearing some Frenchman may want it, “will | Le Droit Park, on M ths. secured’ By Gééd of trust on th GEORGE J. EASTERDAY, Trustee. EAST. ing a different tune. Another thorus closed | gy and take it,” nolens voleas if: hie aves on it , on Monday, February 1, at 4: ar eo al tC the option of the | Ja28-d&ds ALLEN W. MALLERY, ‘rastec. By virtue of a power contained in a certain deed the program. Each number was announced | “Moreover, the territorial article of the | (0% Bm Chas. ©. Glover and Frank ‘T. Raw- | DroPenty, “A aeposit of $400 required at the time pe rp pg eh ag Py Pane hg ae 4 Ta s ‘ le x rticle of the | lings, trustees. it the terms of sale ase ‘not comptied THOS. J. OWEN, AUCTIONEER, 913 F ST. N.W. | corded J: 23, 1896, in Liber No. 2005, folio after it had been rendered by Arthur Raab, | treaty, however apparen‘ly just and un- of sale. If the terms 0 Age not compiled with CTION et ee SS erate ae eee who acted as master of ceremonies. A | discriminating, is distinctly in the interest COS Be etcee attot to resell tbe tkoperty at the’sisx | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING | Columbia, and at the request of the party secured prize was offered for the most fantastic | Of the aggressor, In this, that, whilst it] C. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 1407 G at. n.w.—Sale | ety aod eee defaulting valsvasers, after five LOT, FRONTING ON K STREET AND Vin-| thereby, Wwe, the undersigned trustees, will sell at costumes. ‘The women voted for the men | holds the party which has suifered the in- | of the household furniture, ete., of the British | days’ advertisement of suth résale "s some news- GINIA AVENUE PEUWEEN SIS TH_AXD Re ete THE GAT Oe and the men for the women. Mr. O. W.| Jury or been defraided utter!y resistless | embassy, 1721 I st. n.w., on Tuesday, February 1, | P-Per published In Washington.) D.C. Conveyancing, Sumo . abe TARY, A. cr e. . . 1897, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. Goodwin, the new superintendent of the | and helpiess during the time of the arbitra- | at 10:30 a.m. By onde iscount a, | Cte, the purchaser's cott-s 1) . : z ‘deed of trust, 10th 4 lowing described land and ines, ¢ mending actidek leak the tates prize, | tion, which may be one or five years, It a a.m. y r of Vis it Gough, seery. ja2e- ‘WALTER JOHNSTON, ‘trustee. By virtue of a of ti » dated the iny | the fol a mil situate d the lady's prize wi rded to Mrs. | guarantees to th durii ead ABOT LE 3S POsTPo: Sene'Sts ee sea onc ct the lal records ef the | tha ticeigsated and lady” we was awarded to rs. uarantees to e aggressur, during that ‘TH! VE SALE NED ON AC- + seq., one e ©. W. Goodwin, but as she had originated | period, full, free and undisturbed possession Seine! Estton:s Os poate inca ave. nw. | cea of the Ingemeat weather t0 TURSDAY. SRC: | District of Columbia, and at the request of the | Go) in the idea of prizes, she refused to accept it, | of the seized property. ee aoe = ickols ave., | OND DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. , it the | party secured thereby, the gsr trustees will of square numbered and It went to Miss Cole, who received the | As to who has been the aggressor for the | Saucy pth, Wallies A. Jobanes teeter 7 ttt | Sng, ROUE ABM place A JOHNSTON, Trestee. | SHRED LET VRBRURET NINTH, Tey, ae TOUR | Cervecade of ae Se >— ; Thomas Dowling & Co, Avct®.. 612 Bi st. nw. & FUTURE DAYS, : pact ee Pivot ulnety, fectweat ‘of south: | over. the rear four fect thesest, sea: witht s iS —— x y feet we ‘south: | over the rear Mee. Lankans wecachoa. Trustees’ sale of dwelling No, 2414 H st. n.w., on eaeitcorser of sald square; ibence west on K street | of alley way February 2, at 4 o’cl p.m. ‘m, Redin Wood- i. oe ve twenty- it feet; thence yet 3 ‘isioa, togetl Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins, the pastor of the Take No Substitute. ward and iahieg. m ‘Gould, ceo Bees oe whe este aS pp ad thence iettheaneri, at Fight ancies io Virgina ea ren ate Sousisting ‘of Salem Colored Baptist Church, who on ©. G. Sloan & Oo., Aucts., 1407 G st. n.w.—| “Hou GOODS FOR STORAGE CHARGES, foutheesteriy along said avenue twenty-eight feet; | ‘Terms of sale: Five hundred @®aturday secured an injunction restraining Trustees’ sale of bar fixtures, furniture, etc., on Notice is here therce southwesterly at right angles to said avc- | ance may remain on™ = => the officers of the church from interfering or en Tessday, February. 2, at-2.¢/elock v.m., o0'peewises | FEBRUARY! SEXTH: C1001, OT TEN (UCLOCK | mae tweety nine Seer lat inches: thence soulk | scared to he Se W. R. Speare, with his occupancy of the pulpit, conduct- gheeisi 002-604 G st. nw. Curl J. F. Graff and Edwin | o:Ction rooms of Messrs, C. G. Sloan & Co., 1407 | “Terme: One-third-cashs balance in one and two two U rtaker & Embai ed rervices at the church yesterday. Many rei Saar ae G street northwest, Washing D. a to chfores | years, with interest, secured by deed of trust on | the time of a inde r mer, atterded expecting that there would be (7 Leese nin aie pee ttctodytmiee tnd Geoaa. Furaitire, Houscbold "and Personal aecta poe ; $100 deposit spiced at time of sale. | of sale to be 940 F Street Northwest. trouble, but in this they were disappointed. i i Doeses, "Sec stelgha on Tuesday, February | etorage with’ the Storage Department of 1 weyancing and recording AE purchaser's, Sowt. | the day of sale, Everything strictly Grst-class and an the inost rea- Mr. Lamkins has expressed the intention NILE Bat ee ee ‘American Security and Trust Co. in the names’ of | ‘Terms to be complied in fen days or the to resell ‘the or holding on at any cost, but yesterday SS eee Ratcliffe, Pree oe ee Pa. ave. Be Paul: Sebuleze, por) O'Dea. t y, Rartlet a2 Brey, ‘Wil be resold at risk and cost of default- the defaulting morning he preached on ihe beauties. of Has always stood —Trustee's welling and store comes ison, J, K. Humphrey, execu! aie ‘purchaser. bs % : Peace and made no reference at ail to th. sone the Ameen Pee, Nester Nichola and Howard ven, Anacostia, D. C1 om | Mew S. ii Conger, sid Alton Visiag Wasetis Sd one iene differences which threaten the disruption of “just as good.” Best Food. ‘Tuesday, Febraary 2, at 4:30 o'clock p.m. Walter General Mana JOHN TAYLOR ABMS, ‘Trustee, A. Johnson, trustee, } ja2o-aeds F st. uw,