Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1897, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1897-12 PAGES, = ae AGREED TO VOTE TODAY HOt WEATHER DYSPEPSIA. qe a 10 o'clocka.m. James B Fitch and AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. DURI Thomas 4 Owen. atkt., #18 F st 2m tale ot PouoRROW. FUTURE Days. FUTURE pars. . househol on reday, a 'S NOTES, AUCTIONEER, ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407 @ st. n.w.| RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & 00., AUCTIONEERS. General Exchange of Congratulations Among | thousands Suffer From It at This YeGP ad iss A aw 3 Bponach, ee oft LM avi Neat fre SE NW. CHANCERY SALE OF RESIDENCE AND BUSI- | TRUSTEE'S SALE Semace Crane REAL . Owen, ‘Auct., 998 F at. n.w.—Trustee’s | oop REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD NESS PROPERTY, NG HOUSES NOS. 31°, “ATE. THE VACATION Senators. Season of the Year. andy aveny on ra Sely Fah the so ‘ernenr NORTHEAST, -AND | BRICK HOUSE, NO. 1111. SOUTH CAROLINA pm. Pal. W. 5 - . W. Chew, tras SEASON Mr. Allen Speaks for the Sugar Bounty Amendment and Hints at Hot weather dyspepsia may be recognteg. Sy the GOODS, “MATTINGS AND FURNITURE OF | 818 AND $14 C " ANE pict aS EASES IRBE UNIMPROVED LOTS ON MASSACHU- AVENUB SOUTHEAST. 8a OOS THURSDAY JULY EIGHTH, TS AVENUE BETWEEN THIRD AND also YO! t Pere | a ee SPS fans? ax noon. FRAME HOUSES, NOS. 18 AND GG. SLOAN & C0,, AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G SE | preme Court of the Disiticr ot Clgmnia, im STREET, ANAGUSTIA, D. C AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS 001 ——— ity Canse No. 37921, Docket 41, wherein Maty | FRAME store ann Die 3 - Republican Insincerity. ness and pain in the stomach after meals, loss of | PUBLIC SALE BY Kk. F. KNOX, AUCTIONEER.| HOUSE DRUG STORE, ON THE SOUTHBAST | trortee will sell at public auction, In front of the | BRICK HovsE, ox !ASex qu sre, i fish and appetite, no desire for food, bad taste in a CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND F STREBTS | HUG gt, SCH, 26, publle auction, 4, frowt of the | BRICK DUMBARTON SURGE: WEST WaAsH= the mouth, especially in the morning; wind in the | TR! SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT NORTH WEST. OB SU 1897, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., all those INGTON, D. 6. 5 0C or Cc OY Ives e stomach and bowels, irritable disposition, nervons R’ ree HEIGHTS, ALEXANDRIA COUN- By virtue of the provisions of a certain chattel | certa' jeces ot parcels of land, with the Imprové- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of In the Senate yesterday afternoon an ps werkness, weariness, costiveness, headache, palpi- . agreement was reached by unanimous con-| tation, heartburn. It is a mistake to treat such Uniform Rate of $3 @_ | sent to take a vote on the tariff bill before | troubles with “tonfes,"” “blood purifiers,” “ca adjournment today. The agreement, which | thartics,” ‘pills,’ because the whole trouble is in “deed of (rust, dated July 10, 1806, and recorded in | ments thereon, situated in the city of Washington, | tbe District et ‘Corea e 3 Liber tty a8 et seq of the land records of | tnt Columbia, described as and being | No. 1804, the undersigned teueten eit aes fhe District of Columbla, default having een made | lots numbered, twenty-two (22), twenty-three (23), | gale, by public auction’ tw free ot ake respective in the payment of the debt secured thereby, and by | twenty-four (24), twenty-five (25), twenty-six (26) | premiers, the following GemcrIned eal emcbe ae, the ditection of the owner of the properly herein | abd twenty-seven (27) la Bruest . Schmidt's trun, | RUemMBC. the soothing Neceernn Bi described, the undersigned trustees will offer for | tee's subdivision of original lot three in_ square | th 7 By virtue of the deed of trust recorded in Lier 1, No. 4. fello 38 Phe of the land. tecotds, for Alexandria county, Va., default having occurred in the payment of the notes and other obligations secured by said deed of trust, and at the tequest District to wit: First—On > was prepared by Senator Allison, was as| the stomach. It 1s indigestion or dyspepsia and | of the holders thereof, the undersigned trustees sale, at public auction, ‘he premises, on THUR numbered seven hubdred and eighty-two (7K2), as "RSD eT y OF JU oak Dave v nothing else. Will offer for sale at public auction, on the prem-| DAY, JULY KIGHTH, 1807, st TEN O'CLOGK | atid subdivision ix daly teconial in book ss) St rer pe Sar , 42. on I ured. follows: All these symptoms rapidly disappear when the | {S¢6,.02 WEDNESDAY, JULY SEVENTH, I80¢. AT | 4 Mf, ‘the entire contents of the “Enbitt House | ptge $2, of the records of the surveyors office for | humbernd tt land 4 Rothwell’s recorded” sub. “That debate on the tariff bill shall pro- Aare ey pea FIVE P-M., the following described real estate, to | Drug’ Store,” situated on the southeast corner of | @tid District. Said sublots 24, 23, 22 are improved division of original ‘lote numbered nine and ten per ere ceed under the five-minute rule after 1 p. | Stmsch 1" relleved, strengthened and cleansed by WE gts Bumbered 5, 6. 11, 18, 14, 16 and 17, Jn | ian and F streets northwest, In the clty of Wash- | 8¥ comfortable dwellings, known ‘as Nos. 310, 312 2 “2 cs 0c] a lots 14, a a , in 2, ., Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They should be taken m. tomorrow, and that the final vote on the Aes —_ 9 ! clever oy ne ft Is and a fe 1 1 ington, D.C., and all the stock of goods. terchan. | abd 314 C street northeast. Said sublota 28, 20 | {9 404,10) and part of cleven (11), in square nii . . . after meals a a few carried in the pocket to be This Applies to All Patients} vm chan be ‘taken before adjournment to-| used vheneves any pain or distress is felt in the hundreé and ninety-one (91), dise, dregs, ‘chemicals, toilet articles and the stock | 4nd 27 are the corresponding lot on Massachusetts | the improvementa, Tights, ae of every description therein contained, or contained | #¥enmue and are ae wed. THESE LOTS WILL gil situated in the subdivision of Fort Myer Heights, Alexandria county, Va. These lots to be sold separatel; together with all 3 te be sold in two aS - PERE) C] 4 parcels, = Eee fu the vault underneath the pavement on 14th | BE OFFERED AND SOLD SEPARATELY. Second—On FRIDAY, SIXTEENTH DAY OF ero stomach. They are prepared only for stomach | ‘Terms of wales, $220 mentsat nix sand twelve | ireets amd all the fixtures, shelving, counters, | ,,rerms of sais prescribed by the decree. One-third | JULY, A.D. 1807, AT HALE TAst POUR peor d Di Mr. Allison did not ask that the hour| troubles. ance, dm eal dumtatiments ak six, amt twelve | show ‘cass and appliauces ta said’ premises con: | of, the purchaedamones in "cash, guicthted. fn ali of iots mamtered thirteen (18) aud four and All Diseases. for the vote be set, being content with the} Stvart’s Dyapepsia Tablets are indorsed by euch | mouths, respectively, bearing six per cent interest. | tained. 3 Bale, the deferred parmivnia te be secured by decd | £60,141 Jaines I: “Arpoli's sutdivinlon of Tote eas positive agreement that it should be some | Dhyelclans as Dr. Harlandson, Dr. Jennison and | property is struck off on the day of sale, and terme | TMS of sale: Cash. Of trust upon the property sold and to hear interest | OMe, hundred and cight (108). one hundred and ni time today. Dr. Mayer, because they contain the natural diges- | bf sale to be complied with inten days thereafter Ae from the day of sale at the rate of six per cent heer ge Wt aw em gr ome Oniy durlog the semmer could Doctor McCoy | “ite announcement by the Vice President | tive acids and frutt essences, which, when taken | or deposit forfeited. Conveyancing at purchaser's | vg 4¢ + PiGMsices, | Per anni, parable seml-annually, ‘or ail Gash at | Gee) ie alee enn noe ke eee At eae pe Possibly make the rate of $3 a month, covering | that the agreement was perfected led to | into the stomach, cause the prompt digestion of the | O#t- = rme | trict’ of Columt THOMAS H. ANDERSON, WM. ROOME, ‘Trustees, Office, Ohio National Bank. GOS to be complied with within ten days or the propert Mia, ‘and Henderson's’ lot, part of THOS. J. OWEN, AUCTIONEER, 918 F ST. N.W. | may be resid, at the risk and cost of defacing Chichester, descetbca hy ite following tnetea and opdrea and’ sixts-cim tia “ames Big) feet Deafness and all diseases. Since the establish-| gq general exchange of congratulations | food before it has time to ferment and sour, which ment of his national practice in Washington bis] among senators. fy the couse of the mischi Patients have so constantly grown in number that! During the day the anti-trust question| Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are pleasant to take, urchasers Jr irchaser, after five days’ notice. WE WILL SELL WITHIN THD ROOMS OF THE | Bipot of $100 will be required on each lot at the se Cl ‘GE AUCTION HOUSE, 1331 AND 1: H in_a westerly direction from the southweaterl; he has often seriously considered the advisablity | was debated at length, and Mr. Pettus’ } and unequaled for invalids, children and every per- | wiefe,Jot® are on the Military road leading, from | PACMAN GA nHUnSpAY ULE EACHTH AP Cee eer ae cone atthe come corner ‘of Seflerson and” Pitino Toney of lmiting thelr amber and ralsing bls fees—| amendment on, the subject was defeated—| som affleted with imperfect digestion. It is sate | widencf and farcsdamicd aking ieee of the | THN OCLOOK, A LARGE ASSORTMBNT OF UN- ERNEST L. SCHMIDT, Trustee, forty-four (Ad) foots thence sontierig ee need charging a fee somewhat in proportion to the | 38 to 26. Mr. Allen of Nebraska again Of-| to say thoy will cure any form of stomach trouble | finest drives in the world. They nearly aajoln | Ut Ti Ee ee See eraee, Laat atm. and’ thirty (180) feet; thence easterly forty-four dervice rendered. "| fered the amendment for a quarter of a} except cancer of the stomach. rt Myer, the largest military post in the United ees SS jy6-d (44) feet; thence northerly one bungired aod tilet The only reasons which enable | et bounty on beet sugar. It led to lively Btates, and when the Memoi ridge is bu! yee ae and somewhat personal speeches from the| , Neen’ Slt druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- Doctor McCoy to give the $3 rate for| two Nebraska senators, after which. the| #t® full sized packages at 50 cents. A book on the Summer months are: Allen amendment was tabled, 57—0, the] Stomach troublen and thousands of testimonials the | sent free by addressing Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich. First, because it is the vacation | PoPulists and sliver republicans being the . x only ones recorded against the motion to} y7&10 season, the season when so many of | table. his regular patients are out of town;| When Mr. Allen brought forward the finance committee and withdrawn, provid- ae rea ne Second, because one month's trent-| ing for a bounty of one-quarter of one cent | CuCY. of his colleague's criticisms. The re- ment In Summer, when nature in| a pound on beet sugar made from beets | Publican party had in this tariff fen every way aids the physician, i#| £'0Wn in the United States, he took the} Sugar, com the a list, ere ie Lee : floor 1c support the amendment, but at the] Placed in part through the vote of his (which has been started by Congress making 2h MIRROR-FRONT FOLDING BED, | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. | (18°) feet to the place of beginning, together wit ay ation for the survey and soundings) there : res c., GOLD AND SILVER WATOHES AND UTHER ee all the improvements, rights, dc. JEWELRY. Al i oes y Third—On THE SAME DAY, mediatels H . cs three t tyon se EAT OREACE: Manager. D.C. the southerly one-Lelf of aid lot in Shannon's subs |. P. HOu i I KX apreme Court of the | “Virion of lot six (@) in the subdisision of the 5 — : = By virtue of a decree of preme Court of the | Talburtt .state, being a part of Chichester, in THOS. J. OWEN, AUCTIONEER, 913 F ST. N.W. District i pee SI Sf | Uniontown, now Anacostia, in the District. afore eae june, 1807, In a use therein pending, numbere i ef > - cool TRUSTEES SALE, OF VAL ABLE. IMPROVED | 18280, eavitty, docket, the “um lerslened trustees Gilt. together with all che improvements, rights, PROPE! ye ER Ol tHE - will offer for sale at public auction, in mt of VARDHR AVENUES, WHITNEY CLOSE. the premises, on FRIDAY, THE TH DAY OF | gpg thor Pe a aa eas voehe By virtue of the power of sale contained In a cer- | JULY, 1807, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, all of pe EE ae "AST, + tain deed of trust, dated the 13th day of July, 1895, | that lot of ground situate in the city of hing -M., part of lot one hundred and thirty- be within fifteen minutes’ drive from the tween penite louse. The electric cats runnii AAgucduct bridge and Arlington now pacs every half eur within 800 feet of these lots. Bize of lots, 60 feet by from 100 to 150 feet deep. These lots must be sold to the highest bidder without reserve, and this will be a rare chance to get a chotce lot for much less than its actual value. For full ee call or address JAMES B. CLEMENTS, eet By street northwest, Washington, D. C. -6t ©. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTS., 1407 G@ ST. N.W. —==—= — ‘bq 37), in II's addition te Georgetown, In So . and duly recorded in Liber No. 2026, follo 298 et | ton, District of Columbia, and known on the ground | S¢¥e? , ree . worth two months of most careful outset was involved in a contest with Mr. La phasia to his re- | TRUSTEES’ SALH OF A VALUABLE FIVE-ACRE Sei one of the Innd records of the District of Co- ina, thereoe an all of ériginal tot, numbered. five she Metric eel snore particularly, described treatmept during the severe weather | Chandler. al ibe b peray ies af mid adaeeen™ Pee ND, OINTS a uinbla, default having been made in eh trust, | (5), in square numbered seven hundred (700). forty-five (45) feet suuth from the nort of Fall, Winter and Spring. “Does the senator (Allen) propose to vote | Marks by turning to Mr. Allen ai Bea virtaer ob a eareala, Geek ot rast datadiene and at the request of the party secured there This lot is improved by three @) two-story for this amendment?” asked Mr. Chandler. | ing him personally. He said he had intro- Doctor McCoy never departs from his rule of} “I do,” responded Mr. Allen. duced the bounty amendment in good faith, giving to each patient—never mind how small the “And does the senator propose to vote} and had earnestly urged it unt a threat fee paid, nm mind what the disease—the same | for the bill if the amendment is adopted?” | of protracted debate was made. Then, the undersigned trustee will sell at_pu in front of the premises, EIGHTH, 1897, P.M., the fol situate in th Anemers | ter of said lot, and running thence sou frame houses, con! ning six rooms en ~ 14, 16 and 18 on N street southenst. ‘These houses, elles ie together with the ground on which they are re- > described land and premises, | spectively situated, will first be offered for sale | Street sixty (G0) feet District of | separated ‘ with Green street 17th day of November, 1891, end duly recorded in Liber No. 1627, folio 324 et’ eeq., one of the land records for thé District of Coluinbia, and at the Tequest of the party secured thereby, we will sell thirty ; with Dumbarton arly parallel and thence 7 x Me 1 re" premises, on | 6, = Bt 2 e careful examination and treatment that be gives | pursued Mr. Chandler. holding the prosperity of the country over | at public auction, in front Of, the gpremfnes, on | Columb The terms of sale as prescribed by the said to any other patient! All are treated alike “Iam not prepared at present to answer | and above the interests of his state, believ- oe oe Suny pee is oe ee decree are one-thind of the purchase money in cash, throughout the course. For this reason, as can be| that question.’’ answered Mr. Allen. ing that widespread benefit was to come and the residue In two equal paym te at one situate in the county of Wasl gion, yoments, ned to Mr. Allison and| with the passing of this tariff bill, he had | premi ty Ml ‘0 (1 and 2) years, respect , from date 4 . A a e Mr. Allen then istrict of Columbia, and designated as part of a eae and two : h piece as preseril Teadily understood, there is a limit to the number s istrivt 0 and dee is lumbia, in county book : of sale, interest the: ix (6) 2 ‘ Of patients whom Ductor Mccoy can treat at aug | WAS about to propound a question, when | withdrawn the bounty amendment, He was | rect “or lund euiled “Girls Surtion. Pesinning | ‘lege tot han a teams of Rise teat oa Ware | of sale, with interest thereon at six (G) mer cent | cree are: One-thied of the Wurchase mines es one por cere S Mr. Chandier interrupted. content to place his record alongside that | at a point in the third Hne of said whole tract at Boa Cth at coee ea ce Becured hy a deed of trust upon the property sold, | Pal iu cushy the balance , i) and two ¢ ene “I hope the senator will not crowd the} which his populistic colleague had made for | its intersection with the left fork of the Mock fo several i or all, cash, at the option ‘of the purchaser. | Sore from date of sale. mente to be senator from Iowa (Allison), as he has| himself. jacepea CSS RE a cy aes es i ate tn Ges tice tWO-RUTY | cash deportt of one Lunde and ftty dollars #150) | Seting taiereet et the tas oe trouble enough on his hands.” (Laughter.) Mr. Allen, in turn, justified ls course, | to ‘a stone ut the southeast corner of Jones’ patt ae ea acalce requ a he time o e. All con- | annum from th eed of Father Cured Mr. Chandler went on to read from the | saying he had entered the Senate at a time | of ‘ald tet; thence. worth SS degrees west 43 | 4, Terms of wale: fold gubfect to a prior deed of Yeyancing and recording at the purctiaset's| cost. | trust onthe x on Meek ar aes ‘ Record a speech by Mr. Allen denouncing} when the government was bankrupt and purches. to said road; thence with said road sexth balance In one | (10) days from day of sale the property will be | OpUon of the p posit of $1¢ of Catarrh. the protective tariff and declaring that it} when some course was Imperative to reduce | 32 degrees gast 24 perches; thence souih 21% de~ : f secured by a deed of | CO), oA from, das of sale the rroverty will be seared a the = Was unconstitutional to Impose taxes on} government expenses, avoid bond issues | grees east 21 perches to the besiuning, containing | trust on the or all cash at the ontion | ager. a pmhag tier Son Cured one class to enrich another class. In view | and put more money in the treasury. He | oes js ‘owned by i’ Daltimore and Ohio railiay, of the purchi Gay eee GQnGE ERE Fe of this speech solely to prevent consump-| had voted for the Wilson bill repealing the | “Terms of sale: + .d subject to a previous deed | {@¢ ef sale. Conveyancing and recording at pur: R. ROSS PERRY, Jr., Trustee, wk gogo f Deaf Chandler mete tere avoid long debate, Mr. bounty, because the bill contained the in- | of trust for $4,000, of which $2,000 has been pald, | Within ten diya from day of sale, or the trustee $e25,20,153,6,8 *" Fendall battaing. | Teper published ts. Wes OF Dealness. | chanater said, ne appealed to the senator | come tax and other beneficent features. | balance one-third cash ‘and the reside in one and | HHA ten diss from day’ of ee ety atthe Is | butta Paper published ta Wa to let the Senate “pa: ity and plenty in plac this bill of prosper-| “The motion to table the bounty amend- | tWo years, with interest at the rate of six per of the bill of pertidy | ment was then made by Senator Allison | Ce8t per anuom, payable semt-annually, and se defaultin and co Vertixe 5 dave published in Wa is purchase nt In sume hewspape THOMAS J. OWEN, AUCT., 918 F ST. wl | anelng, de., ct the pure Robert Ammann, 1001 F st. ne. 2 ELI : cured by deed of trust on the property wold, or all | Sertisement, aes Sy2-d&as (fr. Ammann for many years had charge of the | and dishonor passed in 1804." ind was carried. cash, at the option of the purchaser. A ‘deposit | ston. ° y. ose TRUSTER'S BALE 0 aa Wave waar cae = = - and is ell kxewn in the Nort Without replying to this appeal Mr. Allen| 972 WAS CATMOC: | of $800 required at time of sal All conveyancing esas PHIL. W. CHEW, Trustee. AND UNIMDE RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & ©0., AU¢ ors Met 1 Conden Lave restorea | turned his attention to Mr. Allison, 5 = 7IN RESIGNS. and recording at purchaser's cos. “If terns of sale FUTURE DAYS. WR a ES = * of my som, whoce right ear was totally | ,, "1 8K the senator,” he said,“whatit any-] PRESIDENT COLVIN RESIG Are not compiled with within ten dass trom day oe ee | ESAS ASSIGNEES’ SALE OF THE have also cured me of very severe Ca- | 2418 Occurred in the republican caucus to y York Lengue of | the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting OF I PRINC ©, 0. L. GR SUBDIVISION, 5 ENTIRE STOCK OF HARD- : ss lead to the abandonment of the bounty | He is Head of New ou are tatnriiva ter ddatenorice anablinien nineeome 5 ‘virtue of n deed of trust, dated Oc- raves a4 aE, I of the The peerebsiaree Republican Clubs. Rosshaver acter {Que ab a deed of I rweorded November 'é, 1805, in! WARE, ETC, CONTAINED Mr. Allison replied that the committee on} gtate Treasurer Addison B. Colvin of THOMAS SM. GALE, Trusee, Gack a oatedl of Columbia, and at the request| IN THE STORE OF L. H. “My son, when nin finance ‘had offered the amendment, but! New York has forwarded his resignation FREDERICK B. McGUIRE, Teast | April tT tituted tras peeured iy, the undersigned, | Spy I << “vane had 4 it was firmly met with the statement from . t Re- CR, B. McG! * HTD ts at, | tee, will off ction, on the aaa ablic ‘sale, in frout of > JER’S SONS 1010 egies the other s of the chamber that the] 8S President of the State League of Re-| je23-atas aie @ Ga Ces ee oe ee — Ss Soe PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE amendment would delay the passage of the | publican Clubs to Vice President John W. | “RATCLIFFE, SUTTON &{G0., AUCTIONEERS. | hud Ohio railnmd ge's county, Mary Y, A.D. 1897, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the +N Nw é é é reason the amendment was | Totten. FIFTEENTH, | 1897 nd. on THY AT TWO O'C vision known a) off in a NORTHWEST. Under and by virtue of » general assign will offer for ie auction, ALE UDF Ao VERY VALUARLE v Sy a WHARF PROPERTY aE OF ee Last week members of the executive com- nae dered ee and the republican | mittee of the league held a meeting and it has taken fright at a threat of | issued a call for the holding of a state con- UPaHeaUNEE SATIRE tr oe yention of the league In August in Ne cm “Oh, no.” Mr. Allison explained, “rt is| York city. Mr. Colvin says that his resig- | By virtue 5 ot qsslemment given to me very important that this Hn should come to| nation is due to the fact that he will not | and duly recorded In Tab 2051, folio 390 et o ve suc seq., of the land r rds fr the District of Co- nent for a time the| a vote, and in case of sharp divisions we | have time to devote to such arrangements | fed, of {iy Jana to U1, both inch tregon Green's suliivision of ester, ‘as said subdivision ts recorded in Liber No. 6, folio 54, with the improvements corded county . folio 486. comfortable rylard, in Liber TW. enteen of these lots are dwellings, with necessary long time we » him, t. mn. . All of the above mentioned lots will first be le cash. offered for sale together and in one parcel. Jn articulars apply to the off the event that no bid sutistactory to the trustee pa avenue be received for all of said Tots when offered entire stock of Buil No. 1010 Pennssl binking that he was oul outhuild Terms of For farth Magruder & Wilson, 338 Indi stock “of Hardwa ffered in bulk, to, vritten. request of the owners, undersigned asstene will bffer for sale, anne cB = e > ver 2 i S Show Cases and Fixtures. and if so sold his ele te [do not wish either to press or oppress un-| 4S would make the convention a success, Washington, D. ¢ Upper Marlboro", Ma. her as aforesaid, then said lots will be offered | S10", a re plainly when spoken) duly.”” 2 u and that when he accepted the presidency of the pr on WED NES. | WAShDstOn, ee a RAGRUTEN, “Tenet for sale separately. . gignees will procure trata the owaciy of tiv The aehtiseld: Ress baits toe Mr. Vest also explained that when the] of the league at Syracuse last fall it was _HAL MAGRUDER & WILSON, Attorney: 5 Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one | {26> cy abs Seek ane need ene or ae ee i es "| bounty amendment was offered he went 16| With the distinct understanding that there the following described and two years, secured by deed ‘of trust on the : ~~ real estate, iy the city of Washington, in | pizos. DOWLIS 1 second floor of No. 101 the republican si id informed senators | would be no convention of the league this Property, ‘interest. payable semi-annually, or ull veuue, the District of the option at the purchaser 3X Sepoutt | £6F @ term of not lee than two m ‘olumbin, ‘to wit: Lot numbered cus five Case. that there would be a protracted debat year. twenty (20) and parts‘ ef lots vumbered 1 7 arate E Soe eae : years, at a monthly rental, payable in advance, of . dee bi : a Oe 1a ae hb SALE OF IMPROVED, PROPERTY IN | of $200 will be required at time of sale, if lots 5 es é been annoyed} Mr. Allen proceeded to criticise repub! ites a = gore aaee 44, u Ce 1193, former y gquare 23) ACOSTIA, D.C. are sold together. If lots are sold separately, a age ogee ft the Bret y a SANS per, meeth by 2 constant flekling sensation in my throat with | can senators for abandoning the amend- WANTED TO BUY AN OFFICE. Bete ee Soames om to Georgetown, In the | py virtue of a decd of trust, daicd November 14, | deposit of $80 on each lot will be required at time atch eg tg hk] month ie a desire I felt as though there ment, declaring that they had no right to Dinteie GAG: ile ca beared vby two tronclad led November 20, 1896, in Liber | of sale. Terms of sale to be complied with in J “4 a lime kilns of a dally capacity of 150 barrels, all ut which sould be removed. | betray their trust and abandon a proposi- | Am Alabamian Offered One-Fourth the | Under cover with the setessty Manan eat a hard seals or crust would form, which, | ton to which their platform pledged them. Salary of the Place. to cover the output? a foar-etory. brick 8. rm is desired. If a suffi- of the assigness is not bid for the stock whem 2142; follo 491, one of the land records of the Dis- | 15 days, or property resold at risk of defaulting trict of Columbia, and at the request of the party | Purchaser, after 5 days’ advertisement. Gunvey- secured thereby, ‘I will sell at public auction, In | &ncing at cost of purchaser. ‘J : Then Mr. Allen branched into a chapter building, suitable for’ office and other purposes: a ote 7 5 : THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST ANY, ud parcels and ‘separate pieces to the high st rsistent hawking, ld become dis- " s es ered nt of the property, on MONDAY, THE NINE aD COMPANY, ‘ stent hawking, would become is") or “private procedure, which occasioned | Assistant Secretary Howell of _ the two-story frame stable, with private, wharfaxe, $0 TH DAL OF JULY, 180%, AT HALE-PAST Tieton. i anae ieeskcisis stpush nas iin bs a reatment has done me a wowlerful lot | Considerable stir in the chamber. He said | Treasury Department has received a letter | fren frum: faite, Gout 0; Canal: The property | FOUR O'CLOCK. P.M. the following described | R. M. oe fifty sears, and the attention of tie tide Is cc. Liss suritation ia me theott tas cone, 1} that during the debate republican senators | from a resident of Kymulga, Ala., boldly | {ous 19,500 square feet of ground, tore or lees. | Property: Lots 580 and 681, as platted and laid tt'y for ‘party secured. 326-0608 | pecially invited te thee down cn the plat or map of Anacostia, D. C., the had let it be understood that they would - | This sale presents an excellent opportunity t. “ INCANSON rm N g The store will be open for Inspection from 1 hacking cough, and Iam per-} “like ‘to be seared” when this beet sugar | Crore him one-fourth of the Salary at” | Care a. valuable site. for manutueforing: Garted | sme deine premises ‘No. $11 Harrison street, to- DUNCANBON BROS, AUCTIONEERS. a.m. tilt noon and frou 1 to 5 pun. daily, to date amendment was proposed, and that the in- | t#ched if he would assist in procuring the | To ‘be sold subject, however, to a prior dest gether with the adjoining lot, cach lot fronting 2+ ATTRACTIVE Four. | of sale. feet by a depth of 130 feet. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A} ft rs of which will be 08: col f customs | trust for $6,000, the particu STORY AND CELLAR BRICK AND Stok |. Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit, if sold {1 timation had been conveyed that if come | WT iter the position of collector o Hy stated at the ti This property will be scld subject to an existing 7 ANI BRICK AND STONE | ,,7e ne 5 SHE W MOST TOTALLY DEAF. | 2% would get on his feet and threaten that | at Moblle, “or, if that ts not enough, as | Spy stated at the time of sale. sale, A deposit of | {ust of $1,000, with Interest at 6 per cent per ES oe moe it aie tees oe iter copied soe al IE WAS AL. Al AF. | Congress would be held n. Terms: All over and above said trust B-CIT" in session if the | much more as he thinks his services in the | $300 required upon acceptance of bid. ‘then our repub- | Matter are worth.” The writer signed his WALTER R. WILCOX, Assignee, 10 days from day of sale the SES NO. 1822 NEW HAMPSHTRI : a " i merve amendment was pressed, CASH. A deposit of $50 required at time of AVENUE. igneas rencrve the S ot 0 By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated the | !ght to resell at the risk and cost of defaulting Mrs. Margaret A. Seward, S14 L st.| lican friends would be able to slide down | name in full and made no effort to con- | _Sy1-d&ds 1907 Penna. av: Be anerae cee complad: with dal tenders Gist) day of September, AD. ISG. and res | PUrchaser, after’ Gve days’ ‘uotice of buch sesie we: “I had been deaf for five years. the back stairs and get out.” ceal his purpose. Mr. Howell wrote the | THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTS., Gi2 E N.w. | “72 -date es 615 E et. bw. the land records of the District of | in Some Remapaper published in Washington, 1. “} could not hear the ordinary nelece on the “And so the senator from Arkansas | Office-seeker in reply that he had been ee ee Columbia, Liber No. 2145, follo 412 et seq., and . NT, Assignee, ALUABLE IMPROVED streets. I was troubled constantly with roaring | (Jones),” Mr. Allen went on, “arose and | guilty of violating a United States statute | CHANCERY SALE OF RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & 6O., AUCTIONEERS. | t,t! t——— ANCERY SALE OF VAL At the request of the holders of the notes. scoured sames w. cre? AST sex In my head, that disturbed me so 1 coula| €XPressed the utmost astonishment that | by offering to bribe a government official, RGETOWN Re ean eee aa of. the premives, ‘on WEDNESDAY. THE FOCI | _J53-d&abs "340 Indiaha ave. brs a ee = this proposition should be brought here. | and that his letter showed his utter un- eee BORE SF TNS DESIRABLE BUILD- | Teun DAY OF JULY, AD, 1ayt, AT. PIE DUNCANSON BROS, AUCT = ote Semeceenbtat nates Reve cseesd. aud Ltaes | os peaking iva Pick wickiawivense: tee) Dilty: Januury 33, 185," and’rocorded I Liber 1aGk, folie | fituate 1a, the of Washington, District of Co. | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY BRIC everything plainly and distinct. It was well known for weeks that such an ae a ees aa, fie of tie, land seconds of tho District of Calum: | Gtasnd (and promuen tums nos diiapeaee ce | | Ce ne Ae 3 amendment would be brought here.” National Guard Allotments. Pi; Gad at the request of the party secured, we | S54 being lat wumbered one Dnatred tet te hae] SRREEE PETWEEN I ryt CAN HEAR A PIN DROP. Me Jones pare the es gt thls |The Secretary of War has issued an or- | | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of | MHll sell, at pubtie auction. in JENTRENTH "Day | Henry M. Newmen's. subdivision of part of WEST. crea aoe Shoe ay . point an interrupte: Oo say at here AT PA r : i Y FIVE | *auare numbered one hundred and fifty-two (152). | By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us, dat A.D. ee ae ew 1 | 88 Per plat recorded in Liber No. 20, folio 144. of | June 5, 1891, and duly recorded June , Tore “4 thirty-three (133) and one huadred and thirty-four | the Tecords of the office of the surveyor of the Dis- | Liber No. 1570, folio. 495. et seq.. of the land 184). in Rebecen C tare Histon Sf jut | trict of Columbia, together with the improvements | records of the District of Columbia, and (84), An Rebecea C. Hubburd's subdivision of lot | Tico roqucet Of the party securce tines; Eelin estate, Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaine, | t© be Paid in cash, and the balance to be paid in | front. of the ‘premises, on FIIDAY A. Vogeluberger, 2018 7th mt n.w.t] feferred tor tt never came to him Ganeae | portion of the appropriation of $400,000 Sen tbe, | seas so deaf when I went :o Doctors MeCos and | He was amazed when the amendment was | made by the last Congress for the equip- | alill ot, A. the undersigned trustees, will fer n that I could not hear people speaking across | brought in. ment of the National Guard. Of this | on wat NESDAY, THE SEV id DAY OF JULY, Now I can hear distinctly with either] Mr. Allen accepted the statement and | , N 1897, BEGINNING AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, lots said he withdrew the remark that Mr. emoung the, Ne tlonal Guards of New 2 ork numbered twenty-one (21), twenty-two (22), twent der allotting to the various states their pro- tee District of Columbia and of a supplemental No. 14,856, Catharine A. lecree of the same court, Passed, in equity cause {dwell vs. Emma Me- : : ; ay 1" installments, respectively, in one and | TEENTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1s07, AT FTG 3 comes in for the largest share, securing | three (28), twenty-four satwel a (25), t as said subdivision ts recorded in Rook County 8, | {WO equal a a iy 5. o 7 wi, Jones hat spoken | In a Pickwickian sense. | S100, with Pennsylvania next with Sore | (f fe a, retiy stove 2), want eight C20. | Tee rsiries ee ceeoreggOt the Survesor's oMice of | Cry old,’ with interest, payable seatammeeter at | Stace cae ai ok eee ee eal trict of a ‘uth, s 700; twenty-nil 9), 1 ty 1); si ‘olumbia. sf e1 it 3 ir aga 2 - feiteie pati estarnd Mameotiee, 000; then Iilinols, which gets $20,700; Onio | twenty-ning (2), thirty (90) and thirty-one (Si), iu | the District of Cotumbia, 6, 12 | the rate of six per cent per annum until patd, or | Columbia, to wit: All those certain pleces or parcel NOISES LIKE BLOWING HORNS. next, with $19,000; Mjssourt, $14,000; Mass- iz! ts on all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A de-| of lznd and ses known and disth hed {eth Mr. Allen then turned to the course of chusetts, $12,000; Kansas and Georgia | () to nineteen (19), in square thirty-four (4), now | 2nd 18 months from day of sa at 3 p PB . Y dist as John Potter, 1527 33d xt. n.w.1I had | the republican caucus in dealing with the| 2° fe ts mim until patd, we. | Posit of $200 will be required at the the of sale. | and being parts of lots numbered forty-live (40) square twelve hundred and four (1304), recorded in Property. sold. or ali | Sule to be closed in fifteen days from day of sale, | and forty-six (46), of Drury’s recoded subdivision the rate of six per cent per follow with big militia organizations, which | gubdivision book A. R. § cured in my ears, both day and nigut, | Lounty amendment. After reviewing the y deed of trast continuous no! page 159, in’ the office of 9 =e 4 . . a otherwise the property will be resold at the risk | of square numbered two hundred and nb: begi : entitle them to $12,000 each, and vartous | the surveyor of the District of Columbia; and jots | Cosh, at option ¢ All conveyancing at zs Baleares < - pegin= Which sounded Iike some one blowing horns in my ene of the committee in urging the | Other States ranging from $10,000, to Utah thirty-nine (80), forty 40), forty-one (41), forty-two | cost’ of purchaser." $100 down, at thine of gale, | 8d cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days’ | ning for the same at a point on the south’ Mog of ears. The noise have tuttrely left me, my hearing | Amendment and then withdrawing it, Mr. | 2n4 Nevada, which each will draw $2,000. | (42). fort Terms to be compli rege a) tor a with in 10 days from day of | 24¥ertisement in some newspaper published iy] Sgmpson street one buudred and. thir four (44), forty-five pur feet Born is alg : Washington, D.C.” Conveyancing at cost of purs| from the east Ine of Isth ‘treet and fs restore! aud I cau hear a watch tick dis-| Allen exclaimed: “The country ought to | Sfaryland secures §6,000. 45), forty-six (49), forty-seven (47), forty-eight | ate, or properts, will be wold at risk and cost of | hasty" P| thence east twenty-six (20) fete’ nce mmm eee understand that this is a purely spectacu- for th ilitia of the Di 48), forty-nine (49), fifty (50), fifty-one (51), in | defaulting purcha: i LOUIS D. WINE, Trustee, ninety (90) feet to an alley; thence w 1k er lar performance: a performance intended | ,,22¢ aliotment for the militia of the Dis- | Catharine A. Kidwell's and others’ wubdivision of es a naNDy, CLARENCE B. RHEEM, ‘Trustee, the line of said alley tweuty-ria. (26) feet, a ————— to amuse, If not to deceive. It should know Iesy afr ectlonlors tia) Presidente tnfcontormell (oiistar ae n oka ee | ie cesaman ARDES PATTY uctees, | _372-dRde sad RS | ae en AS hat our republican thren called on the e - | dred and four (1204), as said first recorded sud a —— = ~ = ginning, = easements, beredita- DEAF FOR TWENTY YEARS. Gesaceratic brethren tochélp. then oat; 460 0). 7 gc eee ee een dean Gan | isu da receded ek 2 Gene ae THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, BATOLIEES, $TTOS £00, ADCTEORENRA: | Seents ad sepectenances tothe came bday F. E. Sherwood, Howard House, cor. | the democratic brethren could be brought | titled “An act to amend section 1661, Re- | ins" foto $i, together. with the. improvement 612 B st. now. ° or in anywise appertaint forward to scare them, then they were { “Sed Statutes, making an annual appro- | thereon, Said Lote 81 to 81, both Inclusive, frout on TRUSTEE'S SALR OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF | “Terns of sale” One-tiltd of the purchase auemey 6th and Pa. ave. nw : ti riation to provide arms and equipments | M street. Sald lots 40 to 48, both inclusive, frout | qRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BS- LAND ENOWX AS FART OF “AAROX,”* OX | to be paid in cash, and the balance 1 equal “My left ear was so deaf that I could not tear where Mer Ghanatee ieee the talk t for the militia,” the Secretary of War has | on Prospect street» Suald lots 49, 50 and. 51 front TATE, BEING. PREMISES NUMBERED’ ine GE OOLUMBIAT. DUAD. IN THE DISTRI iocorians 1210) por. cent per aun “payaule & clock tek with it. My rigut ear was becoming | lighter vein by asking Mr. Allen if there | Bresctibed the following regulations for the | 92 24th, street, and lot 9 ts an alley lots, contain- pAN} 1218 G STREET NORTHWEST. ‘The undersigted surviving trustee, under a certain | seul-amally, from day of sate, eecursd” quite deaf also My hearing returned to me sud- |] Was anything the republicans should run distribution of arms, ordnance stores, quar- above ‘mentioned lots will first be offered for sale efault having occurred under the provisions of | geed of tru bearing date March 26, 1887, and | Of trust upon the property sold, denly. Now I hear perfectly with either car.” away from quicker than three weeks of | {ermastere stores, and camp equipage, to | together and in one parecl. “In the event that no | 2 decd of trust. dated Deceufber 14, 1806, and re- | recurded i er nuwbered 1244, folio 274 et’ seq., | Otior of the purchase: palate a corded December 16, 1896, in Liber 2169, ‘folio 269 of the land records of the District of Columbia, | be required of the purc Speeches Scorn tHe dent cexaticn| ated GPU Iie tee cone ecme emicran ue erogenous PES SaLiACNE OFS LOK, vty truce TERS TSCeLTES | [evbsog! for tials actreciommaniapnelieeeder having on the 14th day of June, 1807, by virtue of | All conveyancing, reeorfing and ‘potarial feo ae Cee men “]. Arms, ordnance stores, quartermas- | together as aforesaid thell the sald lots will be ae eer ares teees EY roommate cha warts te authority of eald deed of tiust, and after due | the cont of, the purchaser. Terms of mile to be ‘. len en arral = <4 7 a 35 = = bie vertisemes as requi id s ie vi y n day of eal HE WAS DEAF IN BOTH EARS. | OT; Allen mneddinie Cooeaine republican | ter’s stores and camp equtpage shall be is- | ered for sale separately fees, on SATURDAY. the pul ertisemeng quired’ by said deed | compli th sued to the territories on requisitions of | ,{crms of pale: One-third of the purchase money = «4 | Cuba.”” They had a y = in cash, to be paid upon the final ratification of the Howott, 1255 1 at. wc.2 <x} Ciba’ They ha they would coud nen they | the governor thereof, and to the District of | aucnshd the belaice in one aud Tee yenes, trom VENTEENTH DAY of | Pr trust, cold by atet i | otherwise the trustee reserves the right to nese 1897, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK | fatten ac ancy, ction, certain real iitate, here. | the property et the risk and cost of defaulting part of original lot 13, square 289, Washing- | having failed. to" co! Je JULY, P.M., with the terms of said | Pb a SELIUS Was se deaf at tmes that I would have to ask < Columbia on requisition approved by the | the date of sale, to be represented by the uotes of | ton, D.C., described us follows, to wit: Beginning | gale, the. undersigued mureiving trustee” will, at eane CORSEAUS BARBER, sels to Cubi ea ee a : : cone ‘ = : People to write down what they wished to say to] Spanish oppression. “But hay wy TOM | senior general of the District militia pres- | ‘he purchaser, Dearing interest at the rate of @ | for’ the same at the northeast comer of sald lot | thg tisk and cost ef the detuulting purchaser escit | _ 3 STATE Tea ve ispes t from the date of sale, said yw T can hear even a whisper. done? A resolution had been passed by the | °Mt for duty. Returns shall be made an- | Potes to ‘be secured by a deed of trust upen the Senate, and it was now in the pocket of nually by the senior general of the District | property sold, or alt cash, at the option of the pur- eminent statesman. from ‘a hortheastern | militia, im the manner ee required by scc- | Wathen Phe property wil be told free of an in. HEA! AGAIN DI x & State (Speaker Reed); and so, tions 3 and 4 of the act above referred to, | cumbranze. ‘the lots are suld together and in RS AGAIN DISTINCTLY. setuitors ther sorcerer cee pea Cee in the case of atates and territories. Spe Barcel, =. depoatt of $1,000 will be required at 7 “9 th f sale. If said lots are sold rately, John W. Herkeley, 636 G st. s.e.:| like animals, the women and children out- | ,,2J¢ 18, forbidden to make issues to | S"Geposit of $100 Inrespect Of euch Tot will De re Sit eas onlly this onion sas ad con-| T@Sed and murdered, van | States and territories in excess of the | Guired at the time of male. If the terms of sale a= Mt hear onty ‘he Youd se eennde,) Tibadl eone | ate ara pa selue, oes amount to their credit under the provisions | are not complied with within fifteen days from day Se a ee oe = declared that public sentineont Would eon of section 1061, Revised Statutes, as amend- | of sale, the right ts reserved to resell tho property _The noises have gone, am heme sant eccupel the extension oe Aare yas yet | ca by the above act. in default at the risk aud cost of the defaulting and running thence south 128 feet Si inches, | the sald real estate at public auction, in frout of | TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE thence West 40 feet, thence north 128 feet 8% | the premises, on TUESDAY, JULY THIRTEENTH, SQUARE BOUNDED BY VIRGINIA Rvexcp inches to North G street and thence east along | AD. 1897, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. AND K STREET AND FIFTH AND SIXT Une of sald street 40 feet to the place of beginning. } the said real estate being in the county of Wasti STREETS SOUTHEAST. Terms of sale: One-third cash, one-third in one | ington, in the District of Columbia, known as and} By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded among the year and one-third in two years, or all cash, at the | being a part of a tract of land called Aaron, records of the District of Columbia in Liber option of the purchaser. Notes bearing six per cent | beginning on the Marlboro’ road twelve (12) perches | 1785, at follo 117 et seq. the undemicnad eiih interest, payable semi-annually, to be given for | from a stone planted on the southwest corner of | offer’ for sale, by public auction, on FRIDAY, JULY Geferrad payments, and to be secured by deed of | the teact to the sixth (6th) line thereof; thence | NINTH, 1807, at FIVE O'CLOCK PMs in fromcce trust upon the premises sold. Conxeyancing, etc., | south eighty degrees fifty-five minutes (80° 55°) | the premises, all of original lots nuiubered ome (0) at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $200 will ‘ve re- | cast to the end of sixth (Gth) Wine; thence on sev- | two (2), four (4) and seven (2), and the cast forty quired at time of sale. Terms of sale must be | enth (7th), eighth (Sth), mith (9th), tenth (Oth) (40) feet front on Virginia avenue of lot nuinbered urchaser after such re-advertisement es to the | complied with within ten days after the date of | and eleventh (11th) lines of the tract to the end six (6), by the full depth of Mr. Allen reverted to the s. Any regulations established hitherto | trustees may seem proper. Ail eonveyaucing, ‘re- | Compiled La = ce end | six (@), by the ful of the lot, all tn square —_— last year, saying it had disclosed that ena: | Which In any way confilet with these are | coriing and'notavial feos at the cont of te pur: | fale ermine premlns will be resold at rand | of ie leveath inieveenthsthy line at the Marl: | See srw aseinesa Gs wee TE te (40), tn the HAD CATARRH THIRTY tors speculated in sugar stock, and that one | 2¢reby revoked. chuser. JACKSON Hi, RALSTON, Trustee, boro’ road; thence on sald road to beginning, and | jnprovements thereon. YEARS. senator declared he had the right to specu, gages Toan and Trust, building. | containing fifty-nine acres and thirty-six perches, | ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase taoney William H. Miller, 326 12th st. se.:| 1te, thus In effect defying Congress, aa Long Ride on a Tandem. FREDERICK 1. SIDDONS, Trastee, more or less. aust be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal there was ro rule save that of modest “I had catarrh for years. me, to = Loan and Trust building. Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance | jrxtalliments, payable one to Wesley Robinson and John Dreshler, two JelT- = nd tWo years after the stomach treubled | oper Pane Taos aw the thal or cases, He also referred to | enthusiastic wheelmen, have reached at-| ~ THOMAS DOWLING 2 in two equal installments at one and two years, | day of sale, respectively, with interest at the rate THOS. J. OWEN, AUCTIONEER, 913 F ST. N.W. | Secured by the promissory notes of the purchaser. | of six per ‘centuin per annum trom sail day, and Ie I ouly drank water it] the trial of ‘Mes: hart 1 Cos's treataiat Las cural me. | Chapman and others inthe Distic® Son: Janta, Ga., after having ridden from Or- | prusrers’ TRUSTEES! SALE OF TWO-STORY AND nase. | eecured Uy deed of trust on the premises sold, oF all Smee cuerseed pion iat Seamer the ee 1 have eight pounds in weight and teel per- | Jumbia courts, severely commenting on the | @28e. N. J., on a tandem wheel. They SEVENTH cm J MENT SIX-ROOM AND BATH BRICK DWELL- | cash, at the option of the purchaser. Conveyancing | geld, in form and tenor satisfactory to the under. fectiy well fact that Judges Cole and Cox had he © | made the distance of about 1,000 miles in NORTHEAST. Wis ¢ ING, NO. 315 THIRD STREET NOR'CHEAST. and recording at the purchaser's cost. Terms to | signed, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. Gitte aa “ec by te ‘ox had heen set | Yan‘ days, averaging about 100 miles a day. Under and by virti rtain deed of trust, | By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly record- | be complied with within fifteen days from the day | “deposit of $200 will be required at tue of sale, le rials reminde . at fol i +s records of the District of Columbia, and at the chaser. cost of the defaulting At the t SHE IS CURED OF CATARRH. him, he said, of Samanthy and the cels, for | AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, &e. | records of the Digtriep of Columbia, the under- | request. of ths party secured. therehy, “the toda’ | $1,000 Will be Sequined atthe tite of kale! sale ‘fre mot complied with within fifteen dayer ust as she held th Mrs. B. J. Comer, 162 F st. me. “1 ie held an SSE ee had teen great sufferer from catarrh tors McCoy aud Cowden Lave cur signed trustees will sell ut public auction, In front JOHN A. BAKER, Surviving Trustee, All conveyancing, of the premises, on BIONDAY, JULY TWELFTH, | _Jy2-d&ds 1819 H st. n.w., Washington, D.C. | be paid by purc ene elas ‘AST FOUR O'CLOCK P-M., sub- | THOfas DOWLING & CO., Aucts., 612 Est. nw. ‘Terns of sale: One-third cash, balance in one : ra and two years, with interest, secured by a deed | TRUSTEES’ SALB OF A VALUABLE CORNER signed. trustees, will 00 SW BDNESDAY, JUL ee VESTH, 1897, ox -M., in fron eee ee 1a an sequittal in the alr all the time. Today. cei Rees oe if, Babli auction” all thet = VE sena vent into an examination of ; tain parcel and lot of land, situated in the city the sugar industry, declaring that Haye- | Pételiffe, Sutton & Oo., Aucts., 920 Pa. ave. n.w. | Cortaln ae of ‘fashington, in said District, known as and ever with his millions and Spreckels with | yAssignce’s sale of Mme kiln, 20th st., West | being the south twertyg(2p) feet ope (1) inch front and~notarial fees to ae. : e: i { oS : full depth thereof, in LOT, WITH OLD FRAME DWELLING, N W. ae Hawt fee “duty, "thus align he | a Wile Re Wien, amigues, "= "| Square gh habiy We ange al | Silat BGR “Btn Top ratatat | tom amy ashe Sea Aw ne SW * sae : . pag : sh, : ‘ e recording. DOCTOR McCOY’S BOOK | chine cit ot tie aa ae a ee oe cee at, nor—tiaw- | hem Saale, Ou as ay uaumnce, tp one | the of sao," Conveyancing and at cost | say 31, 1895, and duly recorded iu Liber No. 2010, dustry. tees’ sale of tract of land adjolning Takoma Purk, | the purchaser, and a dced of trust on the property 3. & SWORMSTEDT, Trustee. | fii? of Colunatbin cad at Shee records of the Dis: Every protected trust In the country has | on Wednesday, July 7, at 8 o'clock p.m. Thomas pha ates ot reales ig) be complied: with within | iogezs dade R._E. BRADLEY, Trustee. red thereby, default having ween made in pare FREE TO ALL. @ hand in this Congress, he declarel. Every | M. Gale and Frederick B. McGuire, trustees. trustess reserve. the resell at the cost | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & 0O., AUCTIONEERS, | ment of the edness secured, we the under- industry had been remembered, save this| it. F. Knox, Auct.—Trustees’ sale of lots at | Steed, Tegerye,, the Poplpeer, A depoatt ot “920 Pa. ave. hw. a ee —_— — ee and it was put off with | Fort Myer Heights, on Wednesday, July 7, at 5 | $100 required at “time Of" < Coaveyancing and 5 BALE STO! or. JULY, A.D. “S97, AT 'HALF-PAST POUR CONSULTATION FREE. Nec ener Siheraueess peat eerste lees is Se ES CEE ST PSBENS. F. LEIGHTON, ‘Trustee TRUSTHSWELLING, NO. 16D EE RW, BRICK Seeetaee ties Se casio “lty of Washington Diet . eee Roome, trustees. Office 452 D st. nw. virtue of @ decree of the Supreme Court of “ot” Column \ peaursect ieee ‘Thomas Dowling & Oo., Aucts,, 612 Est. n.w.— RICHARD B PAIRO, District of Columbia, i equity ‘cause 2 ee ee NINTH, 1607, at Mr. Thurston (Neb. the with rt of lot num! one 1) in ‘ ‘ colleagues plans on oe rind reed to Poe ‘Trustees’ ele of lots corner of Forsythe and War-| _Je20-d&ds Office 482 La. ave. nw. | No. 18250, 2 Se ee ofter for | Pumpered one hundred “and “tour (Os) tromting | Gn’ te, Spent eoetesa Ee at tt we ae ore . ‘eqn: 3 - - auction, of premises, "on E re , McC OV Sy tem of Medicine Limselt to the bounty question. Revicwing | #& avenues, on Wednesday, July 7, at o'clock FUTURE DAYS. 7 | oawebesbay, POURTHENTH DAY draury, | 32: eed Sy mectes td’ borate Ss ‘ilicwee Bases yy 7- tage ‘of igh: Xv ') | the former sugar bounty law he declared | P-™- Nathaniel Wiloon and George E. Hamilton, { — J ————_____,__ MATHMIAL A.D. 1897, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, | ning on the west line of 20th st. tl “three ta) pi) = ove Se seule that its repeal was an act of perfidy and | trustees. bane Cpr “| the ‘totlow San in the Dicteiet ee teyntee See ——— north frm ‘the mreaty-Gre tet a ian Gecceighion thnoest PERMANENT OFFICES dishonor. He regretted therefore to turn to | ‘Thomas Dowling & Co., Aucts., 612 B st. nw.—| me owner belng compelled to viéate the prem- | <it¥,of Werhingron., ithe (2 Wallach’ aupneg: | 508 biyrals. (00) feet. theace ea rty-tree being contained tna ded from Julia A. Keller et the Record and fird that on the vote to re- | Trustees’ sale of lot on 7th st. bet. G and H n. ives adjoining the ae Hotel, on 12th nw. ay » “halt 5 record in Liber XN. C. DR. McCO¥’S NATIONAL PRACTICE, | peal that law, the first name recorded in| on Wedrealay, July 7, at 6 o'clock p.m. Benj. F. | near Fenna. ave., will offer for, sale, on FRIDAY, = he ifirmative was that of Mr. Allen of | Leighton snd Richard 'B. Patro, trustees. Bes all the Dalaigg Material pu P rormerty D. C M Co 2 ska. Again he found on a second or pi > following C J c esap Ys Note, involving some measure of ‘relief = mae Tee ees ‘ae for patie "op of which the follo t sugar industry, the first name record: ste Sarees ee ‘Doors, sines; 100 N indows,* Dr. J. M. Cowden, in the negative was that of Allen of | Trustecs' sale of lot cor. of Howard ave. and Center | 1° ditvrent ess home Store Front Windows: Tot oJe ° wv 4 Nebraska, st., Mt. Pleasant, on Thursday, July 8 at 5 o'clock Minds, lot Lumber for Frames, lot. Corner In 1891 a populistic legislature in Ne-| p.m. Louis D.’ Wine and Clarence B. Rheem, lock and Plinths, Newel “Posts and Hand Consulting Physicians, | braska repealed the beet sugar bounty chap- | trustees. . Re ase et ‘Timi ter of the state law, and a democratic gov- | Marcus Notes, Auct., 687 La. ave. n.w.—Sale of | Proving os tae’ Glazed 715 13th Street Northwest. ernor approved the repeal. In 1895 a re- | household goods, mattings, etc., on Thursday, July ing, "Pressed and Rovcgh Publican legislature restored the bounty to |g, at 10 o'clock a.m. Stone Window Sills, lat, Door Stej Omce Hours, 9 to 1Za.m.,1to05 p.m.,g| 5-8 of a cent a pound over the veto of @| "CG. Sian & Go, Ancts,, 1407 G st. nw.—sale}] sos populistic governor, Holcomb. Then when | of goods tures contained ‘House to 8 p.m.daily. Sumday,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. | the populists came into power again they pie Nae oe ten ond F ats, cx rate, sent