Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1897, Page 10

1o~ arent THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1897-12 t toe gh a TYPOS AND CIVIL SERVICE Important Action Taken at Special Meeting of Columbia Union. Resolatio: Adopted Reaffirming Position in Favor of Civil Service Reform—Action Rescinded. ‘The special m2eting of Columbia Typo- graphical Union, which was held last even- ing at Typographical Temple, was largely attended, about 400 members being present. ‘The action of those members who on Sun- day last at the regular monthly meeting adopted a resolution instructing the presi- dent and secretary of the union to re- quest President McKinley to withdraw the government printing office from the opera- tion of the civil service law, was prac- tically repudiated, and at last evening's meeting, by a majority of thirty-five, the members adopted a series of resolutions re- affirming the position of Columbia Union in favor of civil service reform. The Resolutions. The resolutions, which will be further s"bmitted to a vote of referendum, to be taken in the various chapels in the near future, are to the effect that Columbia “: spographical Union, No. 101, has for many years felt the baneful effects of the old spoils system of appointments and dis- charges in the government printing office, ard believing that it would prove bene- ficial to its membership, to the govern- ment service and to the cause of true unionism, to have the classified service ex- tended to said government printing office. At a well-attended and thoroughly repre- sentative meetirg of Columbia Typograph- ical Union, No. 101, a resolution was adopt- ed by a large and emphatic majority, re- questing the President of the United States to extend the classified service to the said government printing office. The membership having witnessed the beneficial results of said classified service during its operation in the government printing office, voth to the cause of unton- ism and the good of the membership, as weil as to the benefit of the government service, which sentiment was recently at- *tested, when, by a large majority, the Union at a chupel election, at which the full membership had an opportunity of voting their honest convictions, did em- phatically express its hearty approval of end confidence in the policy of civil service, and by a vote of 767 to 338 the unicn ex- Pressed its condemnation of and declared as unauthorized by, and unjust to its mem- bership, the action of three of the four gates from our union to the conve: tion of the I. T. U. at Colorado Springs, when they voted for a resalution condemn- ing the classified service as applied to the government printing office. Emphatic Disapproval. It was declared as the sense of the union “that we do now most positively condemn the action of the twenty-nine members of this union, who at the meeting last Sunday took advantage of the very small attend- ance to pass a resolution purporting to represent the sentiment of the union, whereby the union's former position ou service was supposed to be reversed, sa‘d resolutions requesting the President of the United States to remove the govern- ment printing office from the classified ser- vice. “Further, That Columbia Typographica! Union, No. 1e1, condemns as unjust and undermining any attempt on the part of a few of its members at any time to take advantage of the absence of the large ma- jority of the membership to reverse the tion of the union on any matter, and especially on a matter of so much impori- ance to the union, and more especially a matter like this one, when the union has 0 recently and so emphatically emphasized its convictions. “Further, That Columbia Typographical Union, No. 11, hereby rescinds the reso- Jution passed at Sunday’s mecting by the twenty-nine votes out of a membership of over 1,400, and further condemns their ac- tion as unauthorized, and as not represent- ing the sentiments of this union, and that it Is the sense of this union that hereafter all action affecting the status of the union’s position on the question of civil service reform, as promulgated and extend- ed by Congress, and extended by Presi- dents Harrison and Cleveland, and as pro- moted, improved and made more equitable ident McKinley, be submitted to a endum vote. “Further, That a copy of these resolu- tions be furnished the President of the United States, the civil service commission and the press by the president and secreta- ry of this union.” Fature Action. If the above preamble and resolutions are adopted by the referendum, they will be aid before President McKinley, in the be- lief that they will negative the possible effect made upon the mind of the chief magistrate by the adoption of the anti- civ ervice resolutions passed at the pre is meeting of the mincrity of the membs In pursuance of the instruction given them, the president and secretary of the union called upon President McKinley be- fere his departure from the cit: and pre- sented him with a copy of the resolutions referred to. _ Philadelphia and Return via B. and 0. Persons who have used it say the Royal Blue is best and quickest line. Try it Sun- day next, $2.00 for the round trip.—Advt. —————— LOOKS LIKE THE VANDERBILTs. Marlborough's Heir ws None of the Famous Churchill Features. A special to the New York World from London says: The infant Marquis of Blandford, and prospective Duke of Marl- borough, is voted to be the image of his mother by the half dozen relatives who have been privileged to gaze upon him. The Churchill physiognomy has for the first time in generations been obliterated by the Vanderbilt strain. W. K. Vanderbilt {s joyous over the pros- pect that the next duke will be a real chip of the old Vanderbilt block. The young marquis thrives finely. The World correspondent learns authoritatively that he consumes the regulation quantity ef diluted milk, which {s sent up twice dally by private messenger from Blenheim Palace. The cow which nourishes the hope ef the Churchills and the Vanderoilts is carefully fed and strictly isolated, to avoid all chance of impurity in the milk. The duchess is progressing satisfactorily, according to a bulletin given to the World correspondent at Spencer House tonight, and inquiries are now confined to her own and the duke’s relatives. Mrs. Belmont sees the duchess every day for a short time, while Mr. Vanderdilt is regularly informed by a report of the coc- tors after each visit. — ee COUNTERVAILING DUTIES. Assistant Secretary Howell Insues a Circular Giving Dates, Assistant Secretary Howell has issued a circular letter to officers of the customs, fixing the rate of countervailing duties hereafter to be assessed on sugars imported from the Argentine Republic, Austria-~Hun- gary, France and Germany. This action is taken under the authority conferred by section 5 of the new tariff act. The rates of bounty respectively granted by the sev- eral countries on exportations of sugar, and which hereafter will be assessed against such sugars imported into this country, are given by Mr. Howell. Exery invoice of sugar mvst be accom- pa@ed by a certificate of the United States consular officer at the port of shipment to the United States, naming the place and country where the merchandise was pro- duced, and, in the case of refined sugar, naming also the country of production of the raw sugar, molasses or syrup used in the refining. - Customs officers are aiso instructed that the liquidation of entries of sugar not ac- companied by such certificate shall be suspended, and the estimated duties shall include an amount sufficient to cover the additional duty to which such sugar may be apparently liable. ——————-e+—___ Bear in Mind That the Pennsylvania railroad runs the cnly through trains to Atlantic City. $2.00 round trip next Saturday.—Advt; " AUCTION SALES. “AUCTION. SALES. ___ AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. SUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DaYs. UTURE DAYs. ~~ = THOMAS DOWLING & 00., AUCTION LING, AUCTIONEER, ——~ THOS. J. OWEN, AUCTIONEER, 918 F ST. N.W. | THOMAS DOWLING x ‘C0.,, AUCTIONEERS, Vanegas aa oF. on. OWEING & NEERS, BOWLING, auc Y SALE OF THE VERY VALUABLE pee eS Ee TEW,” TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, | TRUSTEES’ SALE OP VALUARLE DIPRoven iG" NO. 460 C: TREY NOMTHWEST, WITH | On PRIDAT SEE EN ExtyyouarH, | _XEAR ELRMIDGE ON HARD 0. RR By ete eae STREET SOUTHWEEE Soo BONED, PROPERTY sarwtee BRICK STABLE IN THE REAR. 1807, AT ONE O'CLOCK P.M., at the Washington | Will be sold at auction, at ELLICOTT | 9/BY, virtue of a, certain deed of trust, 4 ny Pg I ('CRSDz ‘THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF | Asyh corner 19th and (-sts. s.e., consisting of | CITY, MD., on TU! AY, SMPTEMBER, 1807, AT TIVE O'CLOCK PAL at | Gast odd ‘Wrought Iron, Wagon, bart, Barrels, | TY-EIGH’ 1 r the request Of the owner, I will sell, at public | Iron Bedstead, one Cow’ agd other By | O'CLOCK. Improved by two DWELLINGS and vuction, in front of the premises, lot numbered order of the D. C. Commissioners. se22 2t Vad ig = ee — 2 PEs jie very. Gerireble Property and RATCLIFFE, SUTTON #760, AUCHONEEES. | Thur partiains vee cot aey Foye i be should ind the ttorney lortgage. Severs “Heine tery cary and-aade Roown at tins | ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF | _wissic uti kettle Viet Racisee a. upon. it! 1 tloneer. ~~ 5 SrA epee Of HUbreyuired at tine of sale, Oo | GROCERIES, CASH REGIS-| HOS = WAGGAMAN, Heal Hvtate Anctionee. folio 59 et seq., ore Of the land records for ibe | Default baving been made in payment of vhe in- of Columbia, ‘and at the. request ef the | Gebtedncen arceee tye cenene mend ee are, party secured thereby, we will sell at public auc- | dated oar 33, som, ont recorded July 13, 18K, im in front of the ses, on WEDNESDAY, | Liber 1 folio et seq., of SED TWENTY-NINTH, 1807, at FOUE | the District of Columisa, ty’ dire-tion uf the party O'CLOCK P.M., the following described property: | secured, ibe undersigned ‘will @itex for sale, on Pkt Grea and sity-eight (0D, tegethee with tae hm. | HALY-EAST: FOUR OCLC Tat ia Hee AE and t (468), ith the im- . -M., Ain frovit a the premises, lots twelve (12), thirteen (13) ‘Terms ot nd — easy, aud made known at the time | fotiteen (14), in square eighty-four (ein In the ¢ Seas TE. VALUABLE PIECE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY | of sale. $100 deposit required the time | of Washington, District of Columbta; lots 12 and 1 every pees of blood in selS-dads THOS. J. OWEN, Auctioneer. R, HORSE, ay AGON AND ON THE NE CORNER OF MASS. AVE. AND | of sale, and all conveyancing at purchaser's | being unimproved and lot 14 being tmproved by eit a FUTURE HARNESS AT «STO. sos on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SEVENTH, | S05 1 7 of wale, or the crustees reserve ike | “Terms of sale: One-third (1:3) cash, " N *. oN ' s 5 's from of sale, Trustees: ve = For the moment she re. — NER OF 15TH AND L STS. 2607, (AT FIVE O'CLOCK PAL. Twill offer, for Fight, revel the property, at the risk and cost of | (13) in one sent ond con-thied 2) in les in grace an CER REC! "i Kot le, mt of t mises, the above deserit rehaner. . of the pare mea bi HANCERY SALE HY RECEI ar auc | NW. é property, fronting S5 "fect um’ Mass. ave. ‘and ran MS PCUAYTON E. EMIG, Trustee. | ferred payments to. be evdeuced by mes rind oe easy movement a bird. TION, OF THE PLANT AND ALL OF THE i a 7 : That is the dance of PROFERTY OF THE MT. VURNON AND | _ By virtue of an order bf thé Supreme Court of the] ning back to alley. sel8-d&ds THOMAS S. HODSUN, Truster, | cured by deed of trust upon the premises soll, ond MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT COMPANY, | District of ‘Columbin,shotdiag a epecial, term for | “Terms day of sale. THOS. E. WAGGAWAN, | Gra oe TWO-STORY BRICK | UOAIME AMterest aC 6 per ceattin pr ‘unin, guys health. im INCLUDING THE TRACTS OF LAND IN | Probate business, the undersigned will sell lic | _se23-d&ds ‘Auctioneer, DWELLING. “KNOWN AS ‘NO. S02" 1ST st, | S06, eml-annualls. A’deposit! of £200" to tie made There is another a CHARLES AND PRINCE GEORGE'S COUN. | #uction. "on the above premises, on FRIDAY. DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS, NE. AND PART OF (A VACANT LOT ON] ot iM Of sale, If sold as on entirety. or $100 upom measure to which tens TIES, ‘IN “MARYLAND, EMBRACING THE | TWENTY-FOURTH DAY" OF SEPTEMBER, A. . ASSACHUSETTS SVESUE- BETWEEN age | fReh U8 i at divided. “The trintees reserve of thousands of women EXCURSION GROUNDS AT ‘MARSHALL | 1897, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M. ule Batter, Cash | TRUSTERS' SALE, AT AUCTION, OF VALUABLE | AND 2b STS NE. ASD ONE-FHI UNDE aed het ee 5 measure, and is the ce of Death.” MOUS RESORT ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, | invite the attention of the trade and private buye=s, WEST, WASHINGTON, D. C., AND IMPROVE: | Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme | Sefahiting wurtha eer yet naan ee A The ae who ae to take proper ore of AND THOSE TWO WE sicKNOWN A} yD Por: Hee ie fob Ua MENTS. Court of the District of Columbia, passed the 25th | Sat. . reyancing at purchaser's herself in a womanly way is keeping step cL. EAMBO. a tures nt. On TUESDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH, A. D. 1807, AT | day of August, 186, In a suit in equity numbered ; : to this measure and is unftted for wifchood ESTER” AND “RIVER QUEED OHN J. DORR Ho EENAN, Administrator: = | IVE O'CLOCK P.M, in front of the premises, as | 11956, Specre’ wee Borie: eek eee ered SNCS sei ASTON, d motherhood, and doomed to an early | ,,P¥,Vittue of an order of ‘the Supreme Court of | _JOBN J. Tractor. trustees, under a deed of trust dated May 28, signed trustee will offer for sale, at public auction, BelS-d&ds ‘Trustees, and motherhood, mt s - the District of Columbia, passed September 20, ‘THOS. J. OWEN, AUCTIONEER, and recorded in Liber No. 2029, folio 223 ct sey., | in front of the respective premises and at the 7 ve or toa life of suffering. Dr. Pierce’s | 1897, in the cause of THE CENTRAL. NATIONAL ‘913 F ST. N.W. of the land records of the District of Columbia, the | times hereinafter mentioned, all those pieces or] THOMAS DOWLING & ©0.. AU CTIONEERS, Favorite Prescription is the of all med- | BANK OF WASHINGTON CITY, complainant, vs. undersigned will sell at public auction, ail of lots | parcels of land and premises, situate in the Dis- No. 612 E st. now. ici ailing women. It acts directly on | TT RO AT CONAN Seng AESHALL HALL | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOTS, EACH IMPROVED | numbered one (1), two @), three) amd four (he the. pr zee Santee Sameer ‘emi Ron 18.580- in COREANY, and others, defendants, GY TWOSTORY RaIOK DWELLING OS | a ihe aubdivisiod of square numbered ‘three’ bun: é No. 18,589, in equity, we,’ as rec appointed 3 c “aS . E ninity and makes them strong, healthy‘and | said cause, will offer for'snten ne anit inted tn NORTH SIDB OF LEVIS STREET, NEAR | dred and forty (340), made by the heirs of John for sale, at public auction, at ADENSBURG ROAD. Davidson, as ‘said subdivision is recorded in the vigorous. It allays inflammation, heals ul- | the times places mentioned Beiow, the lands, ape = tine Bosae, of trust, duly recorded / office of the surveyor of the District of Colambia trict of Columbi known and described us fol- —— hema! ~: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUARLE IMPROVED (} On TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY BUSINESS PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF OF SEPTEMBER, igy7, AT THE HOUR OF FOUR JACKSON AND MUNROE STREETS, ANA- (4) O'CLOCK P.M, lot” numbered ten (10), in Wag- COSTIA, D.C. CONSISTING OF A LUMBER ; i ; eta tenements, steamboats and thelr tackle, furaiture ‘No. 1728, 12 abd 218, et sea., | in book N, K.. pages 94 and 05; the same having | her's subdivision of lute Lad. K. Ir at’ Moe S| YARD. POST OFERE ARS onus Tee (oeraticae socthien padieand e1¥es: rest 60 Jie and cquipinents. and all of the other goods, chat- | Of the land records of ine District of Columbia, and | wn entire fron sot ame Nunared 0) fort on che | €- Tattrals subdivision Gt Srigioai iot sumbered | NGS. AND 'NEING vA “SPLENDID “CHANCH motherhood. It banishes the squeamish- | inafter, and in the presen ant company here- | a: the request of the parties thereby secured, we | north side of M street north, by depth of one hun. | five G). in square numbered sin fueiced as eighty- FOR AN VESTMENT. in the proc in cause, di it of the m- | dred and twenty (120) feet, binding on the west side ness of the period of suspense and makes | scribed. to wit: eee le- | will sell. at public anction, In front of the pre a two «6&2), according to record of said subdivision By virtue of a certain deed of trast, dated March neko = ~ lees, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY. | of 10th st. west, and improved by frame stores a s advent easy and almost | , 01, MONDAY, OCTOEER EIGHTEENTH, 1807, | Fotinrit, 1607 in the land records of the District of Columbia, in | 19, 1896, and duly recorded in Liber Xo. 2107, fello Liver R. L. Hoxte, folio 292, improved by a two- | 123 et seq.. one of the land records of ibe District story brick building, known as No, 432 Ist st. ne. | of Columbia, t the request of the party se- Washington city. cured thereby, we will sell, at public auction, in @) Ou THE SAME DAY, AT HALF-PAST FOUR | front of the premises, ON MONDAY, SEVTEMBER (4:30) O'CLOCK P.M... part of original lot num- | TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1897, AT FOUR O'CLOCK bered three @), iu square numbered seven hun- | P.M., the following’ described property, t aul Gred and twent}-three (723), as the same is laid Of ground and premises situate, ELM AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the | and dwellings. inless. 2 at VEN 0! MU] the tract of describ te, in the county of | ‘Terms: One-third cash (of which §500 must be pene? 15 pe te ap etyates land in, Charles county, Maryland, “known a8 | Washinton Dietict ar Columbia, lots 125," 126 | deposited with the trnetees at ume Set sale), and Peles P the By of Sere! ‘ omy HALL.” and principally within the | and 128 10 J.B. Swormstedt's eubdivisioa of lots | alence in two equal Installments at one wed tee edi thccsseasice a Rasch a oer Grounds thereon, all of the stock in| in'T E. Waggaman's recorded subdivision of part | years, with interest from date of sale at 6 per cent ful women into neni: happy wives and | trade and feneral merckandise eontained in the | of “1 Boats t ser Meadows,” as per plat recorded in Per annum, payable semi-annually, and secured on competent mothers. the blood, | *{0re carried on by the defendant company, and, fio. & pase 120, be the records of the eur- {tne property; or all cash, at porcmacere option. om Count; e since our appointment, by the undersigned, wil f prove dancing to the quick-step of health, through | the fixtures’ therein: ale 6 lersigned, with | yeyor’s office of sali District, with the improve- | And if terms are not complied with within Sh : ‘nm days ey a je io plan of said as. more oo on — om 4 ~s Wasiington, in - . 3 also 6 CI incoteague ponies, 1 S from date of sale, the trustees reserve the right | ticularly described as follows, to wit: Beginoing lumbia, as nown and tine the veins of maid, wife and mother. All | with saddies, harness and appointments complete, | Uents above stated. ch a deposit of | to resell at risk and cost of defauiting purchaser, for the same at the rortheast corner of said lot a ‘Terms: One-fourth cash, of whl being lots numbered thirty-two (82), Rrasniste acti it: 1 tho-Wheel pony cart; about 20 good sheep and | gs" cn east lot muse ee ade th of | on five days’ advertisement.” Conveyancing at pur: | three @) and running thence northwesterly along | thirty-three (3), thirty-four 434), thirtstive, 85s lambs; about 19 hogs and pign: 2 cows; 2 horses; | Sate, andthe balawee In shirecequal fnstallmenter | chasers cost. PU’ | the line of “Massachecetts “avenue, mixty-Bve feck | thirtsale OO. forty-three (43), forty-four 444), sae a Neto coven Some Serene rece | 5 ee, Of cietias, Gach and turkeys. ‘tegetnet [tte tee cat ee J. ROBERTS FOULKE, and seven inches; tLence southwesterly by the | forty-five (45), forty-six (46), forty-seven (47), forty Hoa,” rites Mrs Henry Barlow, of Lonsdale, | with a general assortment of wines and liquors; 12 | hii’ntice ofthe eek ee eee J. BARTON TOWSSEND, West line of suid lot nlnety-three fect and eleven | eight (48), forty-nine (40), ‘ifty \50), fifty-one I) Providence Co. RI. “Since taking Dr. Pierce's | cash registers, and a miscellavecus lot of other per- | Gay of ‘sale. (payable Guniengy aid neeated: Ge | M. ASHFORD, Attorney: Trustees. | and one-half inches to the northwest corner of a | and fifty-two (52), the north vight 8) fect of lot Favorite Prescription I have had morerelief than | sonal rt¥ {oo numerous to mention. decd of trust on the property sold, will be taken, 470 La. ave. n.w. se22-déeds | part of suid lot convered by the said Henry D. | numbered thirty-seven (Sz) and the south or reat Hom all the doctors’ meditine* 1808, AE MSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, teler, deceased, in his lifetime, to Charies KE. | forty (40) feet’ of lots. numbered or all cash, at the option of the purchaser... ali | G—G_ SLOAN & O., AUCTIONEERS, 1a G SE A clear complexion. Anyone can have it | defendant company'a woact “ani” {mont Of sald | Conveyancing “and recording at pultchaser'a” cost. | O G- SLOAN & IONEERS, 1497 G 8 ty ." If terms are not complied with in ten days irom | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED who keeps the Blood ure. aces soornwher = eye Gr eee tale the trustees reserre the right to resell the REAL ESTATE NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE, BEING causes 1mm jood. . Pierce’ lets g ITY iN IN, Banes; thence southeasterly by the north line of | fifty-four (54) and fifty-five (55), in the part of said lot convered to the said Banes to | known as Uniontown (now Anacos:ia), all. consti- 2 point on the east line of raid lot 3 seventy-six | tuting together one plece or tract, hounded and a . 7] SOF < NTH Ss feet and eight and one-half inches from the north- | described as follows: Beginning at the southeast : , in GH AILES COMI TS SL PACE Of land, Lng | Gorchaser or ‘purchasers, after: eight Gaye raver: | ON AHE WENT SIDE OF SIXTRENTI STHRER | (ot Soya gag gm hylt Inches from the ore: | dencribed ae follows: | Reriahing ‘at the, snuthoast cathartic. Never gripes Drnggistsselithees. | sug't pias COUSIN, MARYLAND, horieing a | Pubtcrt ; West ee vied wa. | Cok a oc tac & cer eatEnty ected | ha meetin, sever of ty erated, tare see cat ic. Never a ists se! - | sal otomac river,’ known as “MARSHALL e VING WI Ms 2 x: <o- | Cleht and one-half inches to the piace of beginning. | running thence 8. 17° 40’ W. 117.75 fect: thenes aS = HALL," situated about 16 miles from said city of FA reiber Tse Wass, Seer ue aed of trust, dated No. |“ (3) On THE SAME DAY. AT HALICPASE FIVE | 8. at “Sy agote hoe ae 8. Washington, and near! ite Mt. Vernop, ‘con- 20-akds Trustee, | Ser eee, ed ete ee ett iiber, 1211. follo | 3:30) O'CLOCK PM.” one —undiviged. third | 40" W. 65300 vot atom taining 377% acres o! , more or less, adjoining | se rT Shania ead ratte rand records of the District | interest in aublots i31, 152) 133 aad 134. in| 8S feet to tie fete $ the land formerly owned by Oliver N. and Richard FUTURE DAYS. of Columbia, ee Senne PM seni, | the Subdivision of Long Meadcws, recorded in the | thence with same N. 13° 3" E. forty (40) feet? W. Bryan, and fully 4 bed by metes and bounds pra ern athe scene AY OCTORER LIAL, | efice of the surveyor of the District of Columbia | thence N. 70° ST) W. 42 feet to the line of in the deed from Joseph C. McKibbin, trustee, and | THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, | *t public auction, on TL AY, OCTOBER TH, | in Bock “County” No. 6, page 27. lot 52; thence with game N. 13° 3° E. t to others, to said defendant com dated April 2, €12 EB st. nw. 1897, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, | "rp, of sale: One-third of the purchase money { the south side of Jackson street; same 1889, and recorded. in ‘Liber J.T Ne 2 folio he following described real estate, known as lot lot or parcel of Jand sold shall be paid in | 366 feet to the beginning, cont cash, and the balance in two equal installments, in | feet, together with all the imyy on, «ne and iwo years from the day of sale, the de- | consisting of a lumber yard, post office und other ferred payments to be secured by deed or deeds | buildings. of trust on the property sold, and to hear interest | Terms of sale: One-third the purchase money at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, interest pay- | in cash, and the balance in two equal installments able seii-annually, or all cash, at the opti of one and two years, with interest y the purchaser or purchasers. A deposit of $100 a deed of required on the acceptance of the bid on the above sold, or all cash, at the 1 lot 10, in square GS2, snd $100 on the ac deposit of §500 required at ‘S44, one of the Jand record for said Charles | TRUSTEES’ WOODBU RY’S sad tye tnd alse tn the mortgage to John AC Tittle, an he deeds of trust to the defendants, wards veyor’: - cf and Barnard and Wilson and White, trustecs, filed | By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated August Corgan LORE TMCnet Oa en Facial Soap, Facial Cream, Facial Powder and | 8 exhibits in sald equity cause, embracing the ex- 1895, and duly recorded in Liber A028 IORD I roetetunenits cat sonesctwolSmdi life seats ee Dental Cream make the grandest toilet combination | curston grounds, covering about 20 acres of aaid | 285 et ¢eq., one of the land records for the District Tatee Lol the: peruse neatine tate eter iobtlon) known for the skin, sealp, complexion and teeth. | tract; together with the personal property thereon, | of Columbia, and at the request of the party Ber jakteotiuale, ental: paldeee ol meteors preps They are sold everywhere, 25c. each. A sample of | Helonging to said defendant compans, not sold, as | cared thereby. we will nell ut patie Sriiat On wt apeoRerte seein ¥ each sufficient for three weeks’ use mailed on re- | bereinabove provided, consisting principal of | front of the premises, on THURSDAY, 2 aneern 01 oan of cing and recording at celpt of 20c. J. H. WOODBURY, Dermatologist, | s0ods, chattels and effects within and pertaining | BER THIRYIETH, 1897, AT HALF-PASE spn 3 1a - E OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | "umbered 17, in Samuel Davidson's subdivision of E : FE. | original lots ‘29 and 30 et al., in square numbered (0. 1426 38D STREET NOUTH- | COED Meorded ta. Liber Nok, eae ane ae Tee of the bid on the above lot 3. in square d all conveyancing an revond: W. 420 ‘st. ¥. to the buildings, known as the ‘Mansion Honse,” | O'CLOCK P.M., the following described real eatate See eees neni ee uired | $25 on the acceptance of the bid on. the above cost. Terms of Beat == = Urick office building, large brick structure known | und premises, situate, lying und being in the Dis. | 2¢ time pe cers ge tale are not complied | One-third interest in sublots 121, 132, 133 and 134, | ju fifteen days from day as the “Palace,” dining room and kitchen, bar | trict of Coltmbla and Kkucwn and. desiensted. oo | With in Tee eat terran ate thereof the trastees | inthe eubdivision of Long Meadows: All couves: | teasmre'the ight tn eeedl ot th WIDOWS OF THE REVOLUTION. foom, dancing and other pavilions, merry-go-round, | lot numbered one (1), in Boyd M. Smith's subdivi- AIS Ra ESRD che te 5 cpeey et cst ae ancing und reurding at the cost of the purchaser | the defaulting purchaser after, notice im Saat bowling alleys, shooting galleries and other strae- | sion of lots numbered one hundred and forty-cight Ux and Coat on the defaulting pa Se eo: parchasers. Terme of sate to be cou hed wih | some Dewepaper, pablished tn Washing: mn, 2. c. ° tures apd buildings thereon. (148) and and id forty-nh 149), in : 3 seit within ten days from the day of sale, otherwise s. . WALI rustee, Sixteen Drawing Pensions—The Last | “Arco, that other tract lying in PRINCE GEORGE'S Beativreca nen cai oe cul vicheyeusaen ern eae the trustee reserves the right to reseli the prop-| sel4-d&ds = MICHAEL i WELLER. Trustee. Surviving Veteran Died in 1869. MARYLAND, also bordering on said | being in square formerly seventy-five (73), now | —8¢21-d&ds — Zeer See : erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- chaser or purchasers. The pension office is in constant receipt | Potomac river, lying near said “Marshall Hall" | square 1245 as sald suudivisios ie recorded ta one C. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407 G st. THOMAS DOWLING & ©0. 612 E st. aw. tract, containing 185% acres, more or. less, de- ALR. Shepherd, G page 3 sramnee! CHAPIN B <, ‘Trustee, 3 5 —— s of letters -from all parts of the country | scribed in a deed from said Joseph C. McKibbin, | of the susesne, cr ore or Ras Sh in the office CT ere Ee, | PROPERTY, NO. 1519 TAGE SERELT Ne asking the name of the last survivor of the Fiee, ad ae te ea Ce aoe "7 Sets subject to a prior incumbrance of ae \SON_BROS., AUCTIONE! Bel5-d&ds Sy wirinh Ot & mentite lah ot acum aaten es revolutionary war and the date of his | ito, one of the land records of sald Erfnce George's | St’ tne, Gave ot eae pa gee to be stated | BETWEEN TIERCE SALE OF IMPROVED WHARF | 24, 1896, apd recorded in Liber 2106, death. The last veteran of the war | County, and in said trust deeds to said defendact of the land records for the District and at the request of the pa well at RTY, KNOWN AS PREMISES 3134 and two years, with interest, and secured by a deed | | By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated July (K)} STREET NORTHWEST (GEORGE- = trustees, filed as exhibits in said equity cause, to- | of trust upon the property, or ull cash’ at the | the 25th, 1896, and daly recorded in Liber No. 3135, of 1776 was Daniel F. Bakeman, who | gether with all of the bulidings and ligprovemcnse purchaser's option. "s1u0 depesit required’ at time | at follo B87 et sea. one Of the land seordy for see was a pensioner on the New Yorx : : 2, ies, on TU thereon, with all of the rights (riparian or other- | Of gale, and all i 1d secordii District of Columbia, and at the request of the | | By virtue of a ceed of trust, duly recorded among TENTY-ElG. POU rolls, and died April 5, 1969, aged 105 years. | wise), ‘privileges, casements and appurtenances | purchaser's cost. ‘Terms of sale. t0 ‘be compiled | Party secured therehy, We. will sell at public’ ace | the land reeetde wpe eg epg PR a ae I Er tee But there are st:ll sixteen widows of revo- | thereto, belonging or in any wise apertaining. with in ten days from day of sale, or the trustees | ton, in front of the’ premises, on WEDNESDAY, | Liber 1727, folio 242 et seq., I will sell at public tain lutionary soldiers, who draw pensions from | _ALSO, the | steamboats “CHA! MACAL- | reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost of | SEPTEMBER TWENTY - NINTH, 1: : 1 of land and pre AT | auction in'frent of the premises, on SATURD! 2S ee eo ey E-te if “RIVER QUEEN,” d iy : P YE O'CLOCI |, the followi ctibed | THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, | i8e8 known and dietingu! as and being the government in consideration of having | faeniwre sal “ieee with thetr tackle, | the defaulting Seat Gr WILSON, Trustee, ta asa emia: abu an tee county ot | 1897, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P-ML., that serais peed | es ee ee ee ee 2 married while jn their teens veterans who | “ALSO, all of the wharves, docks ani the, defend: Fu Mitgralty Dollis, | Warntagton! Detrct of Colum. and designated | of Ground situated {9 that. art ot cand Detrit | Lampeon, aud, dame §Mclineniy's suitivision of passed tht three-score-and-ten mile- | dant company’s lecses thereof, and rights and 2 ALNUI : as lots numbered one hundred and eighty-five (185) 10 jeorgetown, stinguishe = on. stone in their lives. privileges therein, at said “Marshall Hai and in | 28-28 BIC SED, PUNUED alyusieg and one hundred and eighty-six (180), upon the | 28 part lot 9, square 4 (ow square 174), and subdivision of part of “Mount Meaxant er sald city of Washington, with the Dulldings, struc: | RATCLINFS, SUTTON &;00., AUCTIONEERS. | oft at of, Uniontown,” now known as “Ana “ow, t nd ements thereon. == costia,’ to ir Vel nis, consist- Ne ewig The Star pay because | “ATso, all of the other persoual property of the | DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SaLe OF THR wut | ey eee be dwellings, Nos. 134 and 136 they bring answers. defendant company involved in this sult, and prin- OF HARBOR BOAT (“JOB BiLACKBURN’ | Jefferson street, “Anacostia, —_——__. cipally contained in sald buildings at’ ‘Marshall | © AND ONE OLD BOILER, AT THE HARBOR. | Terms: One-third cash, balance in one 41) and vs 3 ” 3 “Colvmbi: Heights,”* descrited us follows: Beginning at a point on Water | Pleasant Pisins, now known as (k) (steget distant 67 fect G laches. easterly from | M4, $00 fret mated subdivision te recorded tn tio ich (2d) street. and running thence easterly with | Mace, OF rhe serveser of the District of Columbia, Water street 27 fect 3 inches, thence south parallel | County . page together the 1 plat of “Uniontown,” now known as *Ana- ! CA cok niin fe the Rehenine river, Chanse west: | BitE wah, stuns iaeeiien: eabatiber be Eee i 5 = MASTER'S WHARF, SEVEN’ RE two (2) years, with interest at six (6) per cent per | erly with said river 27 fect 3 inches, ‘thence north- “4 ! front jen pai EE | ae aud delivered to un by sald company, under | SOUTHWEST. TH _SEREEE | gnnum, payable semt-anuually, and secdrea ve aed | erly parallel with tad With eee io ae pace er et ee Sc) a ae Oe eae et eee Today the order of said court. : OF SATEHDAX. TWENTY SISTH SEPTEMBER, | Of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at option | eginning, with the right of way from wharves on | pt to 8 0-fout ales. | hice cambaat ead ee ee eee oe Nand, | EUG AD THREE, O'CLOCK FM. we will acti, af | of purchascr. A, deposit of $100 required on each | said lot to High street over wharves on west, and | g Terms, of eale: Purcheser to asvume = one and Thomas Dowling & Co., Aucts., 612 E st. n.w.—| steamboats and Property thus to be offered as a| the "abcve wharf, tue above uamed Boat ‘und | lot at time of sale. Terms to be complied with in | subject to like right of way for benerit of two gt : é jerest © b) Sale of property on n.e. corner of 23d and G sts., | whole on Wednesday, October 20, 4807, be insuf- | Boller. fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise the trus- two years, with int at 6 per cent, payable lots on west, together with the improv meats, ete. -aonually and secured by a deed of trust on the tees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of | « Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, residue in three | Se™@i-annu ca Thursday, September 23, at 4:30 o'clock p.m. || ficient, in cur Judgment. or unsatisfactory to us, | By order of the Comtlasiorers, D. C. sezi-at_ | defaulting purchaser, after five dars’ notice of such | equal payments, at 1. 2 and 3 sears, G per cent | Property, sold, or all cash, ‘at the purchasers op- Thomas J. Owen, Auct., 013 F st. n.w.—Per- | We Will withdraw the same from sale in that man 3 4 reatle published tn’ some Washington hemcpore: | teres metle ets mnually, secured ty che | [/or- vam ccpoelt required at the sime of sale emptory sale of dwelling No. 450 © at. n.w., on | RO, 20d Will Immediately offer t pe reasatrecteloc Fann USTEES Sr Be ae ENEROVED BEY | All conveyanel ng and recording nt cos: of purchaser. | notes of the purchaser and decd of trust on the | Cost. "“Derms of male to be complied with in fifteen Thursday, September 23, at 5 o'clock p.m, Ras Gtr Ge Ge Gn ee X STREET NORTHWEST, “GEONGETOWN, | scl5-d&ds . GEORGE M EMMERICH, Trustee, | Ucpusit’ Fequired sat thas ee slrceeeyeneg seein End ee eg we ey HD = LY 5 5 : 5 - artes - a ete., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complird mae aisle “ace po ee asics OC, the “personal property for ssie in SEPARATE LEE, Witug of a deed! of trust, duly recorded tn DUNCANSUN BROS., AUCTIONEERS. With in dfteen days, irestan-resurves ithe agar ee ‘Taxes paid to day of sale und title life, Sutton ., Aucts., ave. ELS. 5 ber No. 1889, follo 423 et seq., of the Jand rec- === : to readvertise and ‘sell at default chaser’: : Tras! Serta Bente eae oe gee id Haste Bw. 00 | on Monday, October 18, 1807, ALL CASH on de- | UUst of the parties thereby secured, we wil sell; | py cistue of a Med ot rt ey us, duly reconted Ee ES ©. G. SIOAN & 00., AUCTIONEERS. Friday, Sept. 24, at_10 o'clock am. Jobn A. | fivery. ‘4 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTE STERN | among the land records of the istrist of Columbla, THOMAS DOWLING, Auction, ata 2 = 2 - Heenan, administrator. For the lands, Bee ecbee eet ty 1897, at HALF-PAST FOUR. O'CLOCK P.M., the | We will, at the ae of the holder of the notes | _*~7 ‘Thomas J. Owen, Auct., 913 F st. n.w.—Trustees’ | be offered and sold on Trermewarerseennt 4 thereby ‘secured, sell at public auction, in front. of {ellowing, descrited seal ertate in the cliy of 4 ve OE fet - Georgetown, District of Columbia: Lot 47 in Will- the premises, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. on FRIDAY, ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407 @ st. sehen age ea erga Batt he jam H. Manegue's subdivision of lot 30, in Beall's | 2%, FIR AY OF OCTOBER, 1897, the follow- AND DWELLING, NO. 300 N STREET SOUTH- WEST. . By virine of an order of the Supreme Court of us ct of Columbia, pe: i By virtue of a certain decd of trust, dated the | {0° Teg ‘aed the poner Romttaed srt canes sixth day of October, 1894, and duly ‘recorded in trust recotded among the land records Liber No. 1945, follo 386 et seq.. one of the land | {rst reconded amos ‘Liber 1949, at folio seconds of the District of Columbia, and at the re- | tne ungersigecd will eal, ty, guhaie quest of the party Ne will ell front of the premises, an TUESDA\ ie ane n , if sold as a whole, two-thirds cash (of whi. sale of Improved property on north side of Levis | the gain of $2,000 must be deposited Napecenerent ing described property. situate in the county. of st. near Bladensburg road. on Friday, Sept. 24, at | pid accepted) and the residue paid in two equal | Suaiticn to Goo etown, being in square 62 in said scr} iF fe ut nyo 4 o'clock pm. Irving Williamson and Kobert E. | sums in cne and two years, respectively, fragt the Georgetown) aslaatd sobdivistorsio oe tet ne Washington istrict of Causa, i: ppteelgnty Bradley, trustees. chaser's promissory notes for said sums, dated the omnce rate ne Te Shepherd nage trict iu Georse- | gubdivision of block numbered iwents-elznt (28), of ‘Thos. Dowling & Co., Aucts., 612 E st. n.w.—| guy of sale, and payable to our order, with 6 per Drevements above stated., Mhe property cwii “te | %ue tact of Iand known as “Loox “Meadows,” as Sele of condemned material, on Friday, Sept. 24, | cent interest, payable semi-annually, to be secured ", 'y per piat recorded in Liber County , folio 28, Id subject to trust of March 9, 1894, securing the ft the si or's office he Dis: at 1 o'clock p.m., at Washington Asylum, cor. | by decds of trust and mortgages, bearing even date | $5 G99, in five years from that date, with lnterent | tr, ocors cher swittiralicinetertens 28 tof the pr : trict of Columbia, together with all the appurte- | ba¥, SEPTEMBER. TWENTY Fic SESE SEATS SO, Ot EBV x Goch an@ Cates ale therewith, on Cee ae fpeaettd at six’ per cent per noum, payable quarterly, full | rances and Euipeovenenta thereaato belonging AT HALF-PAST FOUR Pa Mae : eee Senna, a Oe ee by | Papticulars of which will be given at time of sale. | ‘Terms of cale: One-third cash: the balance in one | ceribed grouml and oeemi situate, : go sald steamboats sod ings, aga! ferme: One-third cash, of which a depostt of | and two years, to be represented by notes of the | being in the sits ot \ ‘Ashington, in the District of | ict of Columb: ~ AUCTION SALES. Brean ihe seid tracts, if sold in separate parcels, | $100 must be made at the time of sale, and the | purchaser’ bearing Intenot we Opes ote per an- | Columbia, and known and distinguisted as and be. | ‘Terms of sale: the purchase money For the said tract man teeran ot $1,000 musi | balerce in three equal installments in “one, two num, payable semi-annually, and ‘secured Uy deed | ing lot lettered -t in Jno. F. May, trustee's, | ™Ust be paid in cash, aud the balance in two equal FUTURE DAYS. one-third cash (of which the sum of $1,000 must | aud three years from day of sale, for which’ noes | of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at op- | subdivision of certain lots in square nimbered siz | istallments, payable one and two yeacs after the Bi eponiteds with sy oa ebcep tance (oc lesch: Bid), | ori heirporchaset; "bearing of | ton of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 on each | hundred and ninety-two (692), 28 per [lat in Took | day of sele, respectively, with interest at the ra THOMAS DOWLI AUCTIONEERS, | and the residue paid in two equal sums in one | Of),'Ne, purchasers 6 fe v : ly), and secured by deed of | lot required at time of sale. All conveyancing and Cet en poe ie a Forccreentnntes: trust on the property sold, will be taken, or all | recording at cost of purchaser. Terns cf sale to cash, at the option of the purchaser. AM con- | be complied with within ten days from date of - oe = . : ble semt- ly, to be also repre- | C28! ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE NO. 213 C | annum, peyable seml-annually, = pur- phaser, secured by deed of trust on the property ¢. H. B.. page S$ in the surveyor's office of said | Of Six per centum per annum from said District. together with the improvements, consist- resented by the promissory notes of 1 ing of a brick house, No. 38 D st. s.e, nt veyancin d recording at porchaser’ . If | sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to re- | Terms made ki t sale. sold, in form and teno: satisfactory to the under- i a AUCTION, ON | sented by the purchaser's notes, secured by deeds | tomns are not complied with Within ten Mice icone | sel’ the peer carr aatees reserve the of the de- ee HENRY I. NERC signed, or all cash, at. the option of the pure Sit EC 1, | Of ETast OF OF EMES uldings thereoy agaitete icc, | Sale the trestees reserve the right to resell the | faulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisment | selS-d&ds RG! chaser. A deposit of $100 will be sequired at time ea MEMBER TWENTY-SEVENTIL, | of insurance on the Luildings thereon against loss | Orr tty it ane” rhe my (ne, Fine tor raulting | Of such ‘resale in some newspaper Published at eae of sale The right fs reserved to Te at the 1897, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M. by fire, to our satisfaction. uurchaser oc purchse, aft ver- | Washington, D. C. ALBERT A. WILSON, DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. risk and cost of the defaulting pu . itt p purchaser eers, after eight days’ adver Two Uak Folding Beds (mirror front), Oak and | And for said steamboats aud all the rest of sata | Pi tient in ‘The Evening Star nenerapee JOUN — terms of sale are not complied with within fifteen wat Bed Room Sets, Cherry Bed oom . Se personal property, if sold separately, ALL CASH THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, selS-d&ds ae Gee oA Mop ee 4 days. = conveyancing, recording and notarial tr = = 1 very cE z = = = aa EAL ES NO. 307 ELEVED STREE id by Chats, “Chitouter, “Mattresses, ulows’ and | "Conveymicing and recording at purchaser's cost. | sat code ee THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTI NORTHEAST. speared meta Ti ors Speinens Eoekeresc Wa turt secrets Said lands, stearnboats und property will Be sold ISTEES’. RALU OPA. WALU: < | . By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us, dated EDWARD F. BUc ou “Bedding, Hall and Stair Carpets, } free of all claims and liens through libel proceed- | CHANCERY SALB OF VALUABLE REAL EStaTE, | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A PALGABLE BRICK | May 4, 1892, aud duly recorded May 11, 1802. in | ge17-10t ~ "| ings brought against said steamboats, or either of LARGE PANCEL OF GROUND osu) SOULE DWELLING ON ELLIOL PLACE, NEAR CON- + No. 1683, at folio 144 et seq., of the land SUAS > - — 8e23-3t | them, or hererfter instituted against them, with FEET—IMFROVED BY FRAME HOUSE, UIT ROAD. records of the District of Columbia, and at the re- DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. = = the leave of aid court, and of the attachment SEL, GEORGETOWN, Wasil by jirtue of a certain deed of trust, dated May | Guest of the party secured t the under- ws ES UNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. proceedings set out in the bill of complaint in TON, D. 2 1, iso7_ aud duly reccrded tn Liber No, 2201, ut | gtened trustees, will sell ‘ane’ EXECUTORS’ SALE OF PROMISSORY NOTFS. # pore particularly Drovided | | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | {sPniet get aataaue Of the land records for’ the fauses G98 +! Parties secured thereby, we will sell. at public TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE TWO-STORY Ayp | *2'¢) equity, cause, : in said order of ral BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, NO. ‘1803 | "4 Neath are lying and will sremciatte ° x LINDEN STREET, LE DROIT PARK. beige tiates mbes “bert and 17624, consolidated, we wills: mises on M front of the p By virtue of an order of the 5 SEVENTH DAY OF SE the District of pa preme Court of weed in equity cavse District of Columbia, passed in equity Fa ce: | Auction, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, | HALE PAST FIVE o'cla a lmedie tay wendy) Sone om pe gt ety, og ; til the day of sale, ut the foot of | auction, on the premises, on WEDNESI = on ont of the premises, on SATURDAY, | described land and premises, si plainaats and Eurette B. Matthe al. are the By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated April | SC! wharees Unit phe Tey soutiwest An gut city | TOBE CHU gt AGEs jek | SEPTEMBER “CWENTY-FIFTH, “1897, AT FOUR | Washington. In the District’ of call eee st ager! elie wagner was eanibon, 15, 1805, ‘and recorded among the land records of | of Washington, and, together with the wild prop- | PAL. the following described wat ooeete GEOG | O'CLOCK P.M., the following ‘dererited ponerse, the District of Columbia, in Liber 1995, folios 454 rooms of et seq., and at the request of the patty secured ignated as ‘and being lot_ numbe 5 @s) in George W. Barry's subdivision i numbered nine bundred and eighty-six (SG), 24 per plat recorded in Liber 19, folio 87, of the’ secords of the surveyor’s office of said District, with right issory notes, forming part of the assecs of way for alley purposes over reur four (4) feet of | of said estate. A list of said notes may be in- lots 25 to 28, inclusive, together with the improve- | spected at the office of the auctioneer. ‘The sald ments, consisting of @ two-story brick dwelling, No. | notes will first be offered separately, and if ust 307 11th st. ne. iM fe in bulk. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money | ‘YRS SOM Il te, offered to be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal JAMES 'T. BRADFORD, 3 , e¢in the ‘county of Washington, District of erty at and near Marshall Hall, my be inspected | District of Columbia, to wit: ‘The east 5 feet of | fittat : 5 < by persons contemplating the purchase thereof, on | lot Gis all of lot OF aad the Wee Let eat et (OF | Co BER Ee euneiot sate mambered ieweeity= thereby, we will sell, at public auction, in front of | SU ofication to the undersigned. WG, fare 87, Georgetown, now known as square | Wne (20) and thirty 480), in hock numbered three OS TOE. NOD Iae Te AT EVE ELDAR | .2iinsportation from sald cliy of Washington to | 1257, city of Washington, and described inore'gar, | (3x in me Se er OGROBER. AWD. iiGt, AT FIVE O'CLOCK | Marshall Hall and return to attend said sales ct | ticularly as follows: Beginning for. the eee aa BaP a a ee Ses FAL, the following described property. situated 10 | that place on October 18, 1807, will be furnished | the north side of O street at the distinc ce 10 He hee ad es Ca fhe county of Washington, in the District of Co- | by us at our expense, by ‘bout from the “Macales- { feet westerly from the intersection with the mere Teqned atithe ninneiem eee lumbia, to wit.: All that certain plece or parcel of | P2 ous 4t,cur cxutenses Dy ! Une of GON atrect, and ‘running thence westery | Fewilred at the time of sale, and alt conceyatcing Tele rot ented ate cretinguished us and | “ror further information’ and catalogues contain- | along said 0 street 90 feet, thente northerly poset, ater, pe ese ect = Caen re oe rane aut 78) in John H- | ing a more particular description of the property to | lel with 30th wtrect 120 fect, uence easterly barat. | t2 Me kirentatetrcosrroh the ote Lane's subdivision of lots in block numbered nine | he gold under sald order, apply to the undersigned. | lel with O street 90 feet, aud thence souther! par- | Ct the trustees reserve the right to resell at the () of Le Droit Park, as per plat recorded in the installments, payable in one and two years, with HOWARD H. WILLLA: . EDWARDS, allel with 30tn street 120 feet to the place of begin- | TSK and cost of the defaulting purchaser, interest at six (6) per centum per annum, payable -ats Executors.: office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, in 500 Sth street peels West ton, D.C., | ning, containing 10,800 square fect, more or lees, JOHN C. HURST. Trustee, sem{-annually, from day of sale, secured by deed | S22 ~ Liber County No. 7, folio 36, with all the im- ENOCH L. WH tee of sale: One-third of the purchase money JULIUS A. MAEDEL, Trustee, of trust upon the property, sold, or all cash, at the DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. 2 provements and appurtenances thereunto belonging. F atreet northwest, Washington, D.C., fn casii, balance in two equal installments payable | _Se15-C&ds Fendall building. | option of the purchaser. A deposit of $100’ will be —— < Terms of sale: One-third cash, the balance ip 1 Receivers, | in one ‘and two years, respectively, with interest DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS. required of the purchaser at the time of sale. All | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE CONTENTS OF WTa and 2 yeurs, with interest from day of sale at 6] RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., Auctioneers. ut 6 per cent per annum, secured by deed of trust C = 2 3 conveyancing, recording and notarial fees at the LARD’S HOTEL, FOURTEENTH AND PEN! per cent per aunum, payable semi-annually, se-| RATCUFER deed ei a stot th cl r. if wal LVAN! we cured by of trust pon the property, or all the purtheper A deposit of Bau) wane teeoRtion Of | TRUSTEES’ SALE AT AUCTION OF connen | S%f,0t,te Purchaser. Terms of wale to be complied | _SYLVANIA. AVENUE. the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required IDENCE, BEING PREMISES NO. 131 E| With Within ten days from day of sale, otherwise | By virtu> of a certain chattel trust, dated cash, at option of the purchaser. A deposit’ of $250 = ; e fe. All conveyancing pur- RESIDENC a. z ES 1, E} the trustees reserve the right to resell the property | 254 day of February, 180%, and duly recorded reuuired at time of sale. If terms of sale are not | C- G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONFERS, 1407 G ST. St, {he time of sale. All conveyancing porateat SORE TWENEY CHET at ae eee | At the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. ~ | the land records of the District “of Columbia, complied with within 15 days from day of wale, the | ae See 1407 G at,, | With in fifteen days after sule, “the trustees re | ,ON THE TWENTY-EIGIn nH DAY, OF SEPTEM- MAHLON ASHFORD, Liber No, 1988, follo $37 et seq. I will, on't the risk and cost Of te detgulting see property at | o ATORDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTC FIFA, deer, | serve the right to resell at the risk and cost of Gon lnineet of ine grains pe undersigned wil 14-0845 ALDIS B. BROWNE, THIRTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1897 the Flak gud cost of the detanlting purchaser, after | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY FIFTH, 1907, | {05 detaaliitg purchaser. Ee ea oe ane eeenueee, te aateesigaed Viral ine Trustets._| AT MALK-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ILM. ‘sell at | Rewspaper Dubiished at Waskieet sg, 12,208 | ARY COMMISSION, ONE LARGE DOUBLE DOU ee EES Pele certain decd of trust of March 2, 1800, feconed in DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. EF conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser. | COMBINATION LOCK MOSLER SAFE, good aa, ROBERT H. TELULLL, “Trustee,” | Liber No, 2110, folto 46 et seq., of the land records | 72, SALE OF VALUABLE 07 At the northwest corner of 14tb street and Penn- ALBERT A. WILSON, pew 0 a Ge ee et ne Oe ot membered | Sts es ee NSE RONED | eylvania avenue, Washington, D.C. texcepting | JouN'B. CaRNeR ‘Terms cash, and safe to be removed at pur- TRACY L. JEFFORIS. Freier twenty-reven (27), in Seth A. ‘Terrs’s subdivision | REAL ESTATE: NO. 2414 PENNSYLVANIA | S!vanla avenue, Washington, D.C (e Ce Trustees, 1836 F at. | coarse Ce ANS OO. vMinctioncers, 1407 G st. Seons 26 abl 25 Minity lag, | ct Mes 0 ete? eee eres pened aed] Ee SOS trust to us, datea | t0 tbe owner oe te Gro = kumeunoed et the time WwasminGros nok EASNGEE'S e28-2¢ z % 021, 28,25,21,20,0¢1,4,6,8,14,18 = HL i, follo 258, of the records of the ofice of | October Sy 1804, and. duly secoracd watches 3; 184, | rd, cog, which be ansounced at, in Liber No. 1940, folio 493 et ‘of the land | °f the consisting in part of furniture, cur- records of the District of Columbia, and at the re- | Pets, curtains, pictures, rage, pianos, linoteun, TA. = C. G. SLOAN &-CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. | the surveyor of the District of Columbia, with the N AY THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, utes rovements, being a three-story brick’ residence, PERE: RY SALE OF ie wet ae imp: ry re silver ware, liven, ‘Kitchen uten= TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND Lor, | No. 131 E street northeast. west of the party secured thereby gy Rp a gy eS NG NO. FIRST STREET SOUTHEAST.” | ‘Terms: One-third cash (of which $100 must be| signed trustees, will ‘sell, at 4 Fo ny Sh Bg EF Horses. Hor. ses. THUMOUT TEX ACRES ADONIS Eee 1By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated the seperti ae and two years from aay of sake with | LYRIGHTH DAY OF SEDTENRER, fope vaoy, | macbluers, ud’ the scenery and chats tn Willasd's TY-FIFTH, AT TEN O'CLOGK, will be sold. withia oe WHOLE CLENGTIC “BY SRANEISED Birt dia ot ad. ate ofthe nat records [oa See ee r- - O'CLOCK, wi wit y STEENTH | of , is 5 cl e 2 the Bazaar, a car load of Horses and Mares, com STREET EXTENDED. of the District of Columbia, and at the. request of | the ton, in the District of Columbia, and ted a8 r "All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. Slened to us bey Mr. WILLIAM SHOEMAKER OF | By virtue of a decd of trust to us, cecorasa | be party secured therely, We will sell, at public GHORGE EL HLEMING, 470 Lav ave. n.w., 2 ti in front of the''‘premises, HAGERSTOWN, MD. In this load will be found | a: the land records of the District of Columbia | Sut Sl tay mene ‘WM. H. SAUNDERS, 1407 F st. n.w., large draught horses; will suit for coal carts. ex- | in Liber No. 1830. folio 391, and at the risk and Five PM, the Dunne EAE, ae eel5-d&ds ‘Trustees, Bress men or any other work. Also some fine | cost of the defaulting purchaser, under a sale of i and being part_of original lot’ two (2) in square twenty-seven (27), contained within the following metes and bounds, viz: Bezinning for the same at ‘a point ia the Ine of Penusylvaula avenue distant ses, cituate, and beirg in city of AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. | 24 feet northwesterly from the northeast corner oF driv The most of this load are young and | the hereinafter described property, made August | yc™! . ©. G. SLOAN & C0., y nd, and WILL, POSITIVELY BE SOLD TC THE 3, 1807, under the provisions of tle sald deck of Washington, 9. tbe ere boing Spare ‘of ot SALE OF A COMFORTABLE FRAME = HIGHEST BIDDER. tivst, we will sell. at auction, in front of the | suowerar Senne (23)"in ‘Thos, Blagden'’s | TRUSTEE'S 8. <D ABOUT AN ACKE OF 2 CAN BE SEEN AT THE BAZAAR THE DAY | premises, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER THIR. subdivision of square seven hundred and Peas me GEORGETOWN AND FAIR. rene 4 BEFORE THE SALE. Wier, 1907, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. ive AE forty (140), begloning "at the southwest corner of GROUND ON NEAR FORT MYER, VAL | west the line of said street 24 feet, theace | Stion for inspection of the property be made ALSO : ing described tract of land in the District ct Colum- | said’ 1st od. sunning north fifteen 68-100 ena tr eg eg oh Pier to said street to intersect a | to the : 15, head of, Horses and Mares consigned by local | bin. being part of tract of Innd called “Peter's | eu let abd, running seventy-two 15-100 | 9 07 VUCaS OFF Severs clghins Sasnen coe] Mec drawn at. rinke anglen te taht coe rae & JOHN B. LARNER, Surviving Trustee, > Parties, to be sold for want of use. Mill Seat,"” described as follows: Bey mning at the | feet (72 10-100), thence ‘oath fifteen 58-100 feet Bnetrstve, and duly recoried ‘in Liber ‘T., No. 4, | point in the line of sald avenue distant 22 feet BEES. ae. New and Second-hand Vehicles of differeat kinds, deed dated May 15, 1854. | (12 15-100 ter she bepieting tenet. with ke feet Se eed eo ee DURAN SESS, ANCES, Fa Harness, ete. G fecorde o€ ‘the. Dis- rovements, consisting of & frame house, No, 1024 . red thereby t wil sell, at €zly along the line of said avenue 22 fect {0 the | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ® se POT g BENSINGER, Auctioneer. ‘a ‘and ranaing pay ne of the ine Ne sate te REAL ESTATE, NO. Gl¢ ELEVENTH STKEZT, = = west HENRY: H.: BERGMANN, Trustee. “certain decd of trust C. G. SLOAN isthe AUCTS., 1407 G ST. go by decd. enrdea eeeset Hart cou-| se15-dkds GEONGE M. EMMERICH, ‘Trustee. ase, erates eee ry at coat} . Saete ATTRACTIVE SALE OF A ia lies with the | C. G. SLOAN & OD.,/AUOTS, 1407 G ST. XW. zor, with | Cr the Yond records ofthe Distesc of Osluarstat LARGE LOT OF DESIRABLE ne of road “5: | TR SALE OF VALUABLE B bn deed | Sn 2. *be trustede, will ell herd FURNITURE AND CARPETS. | 295" purthes to “the. couthonst copncetee'*yeatt | PROPERTY, NO, ea pote ee re ge SUCH (AS ROUND AND SQUARE GLASS CHINA | tract conveyed to Finckel, also the south- | _ RANT. ake, All| DD. deer, a4 BIVE O'CLOCK Pt, te cue FOUR MAY MIRRORS, FOLD: | west corner of land conveyed to te fol? Seed re | BY virthe of the fees at be | Genctived ‘land and stiuate in the Mey SUITES, HANDSOME SINGLE OAK 53. touo BOF eheace with weat line cot said aly’ ney G2 and da atic other of Washington, tm abe Distict ctf Ca Columbia, Te atine BUS. CHIFFOSIERS, Do.ad perches to the beginning, with improvements | Lane ake" ge Tata Getaulting pur: | Tae bundsed wad sinty as po pat BEDSTEADS.-AND ereon, consisting of frame aind barn, | of the land ‘records, of in Liber 19, follo' 20, Of the wocords of tix "sure NITURE, Ered reorde in Taner No, 174% fog of spn we sel sella inpeoscomentn, ‘ofa my brick nich theres. now sum of $1,400, with Perens. one Interest from Gctober 24, 1806, = Danes PM. Terms‘of sale: Gacthind ef ihe peniase PICTU “Terms of acle: One-third of in ‘and to be paid in cash, am the talnee ter te ead TRI cash. of which a deposit of must be Wade at fieveity of Wa installments, in one and two with | CHAIRS, MUSIC BOX. PINE ta eee hd roe pean geo eguat install bia, and koown and interest at six per centum ‘appum, pa : meats at one end two years, for will be | lot numbered thirty-1 eem!-acually, dey of ‘secured decd STANDS. AND faben tote of the, purchaser pearing interest, at | eubdivision ot of, trust peg. the sil cash st on SATURDAY, EMBER Hom day of Abd secured’ by Sead of trust 3 punbered, tn, bende Be, int ae Pi, ST fete TEN AM. (on tion." terme ‘th ‘ i F i H i i Ht ai fast i 8 }