Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1898, Page 22

s 22 < THE EVENENG STAR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1898—24 PAGES. entertainment, with the distribution of presents of | teen noa tt two-story brick and AUCTION SALES. SUBURBAN NEWS | cissrsomietasttnab,tatetotetnat Mngt | tee teat and atractive new twoatory tek and AUCT¥ON SALES. See pe el a Worked catucsity/ foc tia eee ee do of Fla. ave. bet. North Capitol and int nt. FUTURE DAYs. FUTURE DAYS. ees fe tact it at tee Reetable, and weuteh mect- | m.w., on Monday, Jan. 3, 1808, beginning at 3:30| OG. G. SLOAN & GO. Auctioneers, 1407 @ ei, | ©. @. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEEMS, 1407 @ BT. : ng ine : 2B. Chreh | om, zs —— g 5 er PART- waneacmence, ithe ni" neicen Shel"fade'Betéwell% | | F. Warren Johmeon, Anct—Mondey, Jen. 8, at 1| TRUSTER. Salm OF VALUAmLE UNIMrnoy. | TRUSTEES! SAL OF 4 VALUATIN APART. ss : : the old year and welcomed the new. p.m., stock of diamonds, Jewelry, etc., at Gerome ORTHWEST, LOT 90, SQUARE OD ALE | AVA AND 1TH BT NORTUWEST. WASH: At the Inst meeting of the Ministers’ Assoc Among the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Frenklin T. | Desto's old stand, 1107 ¥ st. u.w., by order of T. Nouri Cabrkon ‘AND 18T ‘STREETS INGTON, D. ©. on of the town it was arranged to observe the ewe during the holidays were Miss Mary Helen | stuyer & Co, |ORTHWEST. 1) | By virtue of a certain deed of trnst, dated the v of prayer by mnion services In the different | Howe of New York city. Misa Kalalla Grimith of | ™2FSF | By vittue of a certa! . | 19th day of December, A. 1D. 1896, and duly re- kof pras t a ertain deed of trust dated Dec. churches. Commencing Mowday night next the | Wwartnaten, fe T 5, [804, and duly regorded in Liber 2185, folto 04 Ge 2178, foite eee ee nigh ; . Ho et seq. on records 0 istrict of Columbia, ni services will te held in the Mf, B. Choreh South, jplhuraay evening there wan a plearant “gather AUCTION SALES. eta ‘sa the dand iecords of the District of theron apart aurea Tr” wil with Rey. John M rector of t Epiacop ng of young people at eo 3 3 cured thereby, we will t_ publ fon, in | sel c_anction, In front of t remiecs, Chureb, In charge, and the nb “The Holy | Einke ‘Clark. Most of the guests were frow _MONDAY. front of the premises, of THURSDAY, JANGARY | om MONDAY, JANUARY TENTH, 18m 20 Vr, Spirit's Intercession Exsentlal. te Prayer.” hay | Washington, and tie evening was made enjoyable DUNCANBON Bos, Austuacea. THIRTERNT. 180m, atc POUR OCLOCK EAL, | PAST. FOUR OCLOCK. Eke the following de- nd sect ra bia ergs te bees: pital td n | 28 many ways, Mise Magpie Clark proved an a os the folowing described and and premises, situate | scribed property: All that certain plece or yarcel deen selected; Tueslay night, In the Presbyterian | mirable hostess, and nothing wan omitted. that : <p | i” the city of Washin in the District of Co- | of land, situate tn the city of Washington, in the he td to the pleasure of the gueste. RTE ke OE THIRTEEN NEAT AND | jumble, nad demmoriet ee ay ee Diatrict of Columbla, and known and distinguished eS Sere Lot Mp oat ran Sunday school held ite Christmas AND SONI DW EE LINGS eee EIGK | thirty (Wo) te Beedsee mere nd being part of lot numbered twenty-cight 9 of Ploneer I oo esas tbebeks | GOPES at meat propa eer Err omens AND STONE DWELLINGS, PARTLY UNFIN- | Tisy.,(0), in Krederick Bate pie es Wit Gates eae Bone n f periph | festival in the old public wi . {SHED ON TH SOGTG ibe oe EO subdivision of lots in (28), in Exra ark's subdivision of certain Kev. J. W ny of Northampton couaty, bape The prosram comets of Eecitations: songs and AVENUE BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL. AND Pacey sucial pete (os 8 sald subdivision in AS ware ee 4 poral, asa /atty teat will deliver an addi tnb- | the distribution of presents nnd eandy. (B BETWEE! Ri 3 7 2 | recon in Boox W., B, Fe page 157, in the office | (154), as per plet recorded in the office of the sur- W night. In| Mra, Geaford and son of New York etty havo] Housing Witten Cot NE . pTHnSe of the surveyor of the Disitiet of Columbia. resor of the District of Colu alas Liber 17 folfo in of | heen the guests of Mra. ‘Theresa Lamb. AND THE SALE PRESENTE A RAS erms: One-third ensh, balance in « 20, contained within the following metea and terian Chureh as leader, ect. | Rev. J.T. Crowe will bold his usual New Year CHANCE TO SECURE A BARGAIN: Fears, with interest from day of sale at 6 per cent | bounds, vix.: Beginning for the xame on. he live Family Prayer: Thurwlay night. in the place | reception to his congregation at his mew real-| pr 'virtue if ¢ deco on Trent ON ath day | Ber annum, payable w. mi-annually, and eecured by | of street north, at the northwest. corn pal Chureb, with Rev. U.S.A. Heavener of the | dence on Rtreot of June, AD. Ts90 and teuneen ‘among the lant | deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at | ald lot “A. and running thenee M. EB. Chureh as leader. and anbject, “Christ's | ‘The child Christmas service of the Church | recods ‘of the District of Columbla ineLiber No. the option of tho purchaser. A ‘deposit of $100 | treet twenty-two (22) feet; then Prayer for the Oneness of His, People;"* of Our 8 took candy aud presents | 244, follo 108 et weg., and at the request of cer- | Milt be required wt tho timo of male. AML convey- | (M0) feet to the rear line of eald night, in’ th the of th candy and presents | (nin 'of the holders of the notes wecured thereby, | ANCINE And record Ing at cont of the prehaser. | twenty-two (22) feet, and thence norih eighty 80) ow. Kinee eareraics the wre will offer neparately at public auction, infront | Herma tO be complied with In fitteen dasa from | feet to. the line of wall street and place ot hein and snbje Miss Nellie Rennett was the recent guest of | Cr the reapective premise ce MONT Ay ae titi of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the | ning, together with tho brick apartment houre tien Life. sho sereices & Mise Manle Clark. DAY of JANUARY. A.D. 1808, BEGINNING AT | TEBE fo revell at risk and cost of the defaulting | therein night. The lay night will be ‘There wes a pleasant informal lunch on at the | HALF-PA8T PHREE O'CLOOK P.M., the follow- Haueatinvaome race notice of ich resale, pub- Tet Dast due taxes expenwen of M. KE. Chure ALM. Cackley heme of Mrs. Franklin 'T. Howe Wednesday. | ing described land and premises, situate iu the ‘ashington newspaper. which $260 will be fequired when the M. EF. Church South as leader, and subject. ‘There present were Miss Edith Lee Compton, Mise | city ot Washingtou, District of Columbia, and des- eee C GLOVER, property Js struck off. The termm must be fully Living Essential to the Advancement of Christ's | Gertrude |W: sb. Mins uy en int Mise | 1, ited a au being lots sumbered, ibaty. three aest-dte AMES M, SOHNSTON, od with In aitteen. d aya or trustoss ‘ny Kingdom." Marie Hodson and Miss Eulalia Gri he (83), ninety-four (14), ninety-five (95), ninety. Goines of 3 cont of ie de- pight the Raptist Sunday «choot beld ENS (6), ninety-seven (#7), ninety-elght (08), ulnet 5 ij 5 = = Urcharers, after sich pu ite Christouan evlebration.. ‘ap excellent pre- SvAbeACee tine (98), one hundred (100), cue hundred and one | ‘THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTION hey may Heem necessary. AN convey: gram was rend bo was tilted with aan 0}, one hundred 02), one hundred and | or tenpmg ane |, | anclng, recording and notarial fees at purchassrs an appreciative Thoma Hiller, —— three (103). one hu four (104) and oue Piece SALE Ob VALUABLE PROVED | cont. ‘ : superintendent of the school, had charge of the | Much of the opposition to the bullding of water | hundred and tive (100), In dames H. Meclwerhoew PROPERTY IN LE DROIT PARK, BEING J. TAYLOR ELLYSON, of the follow! works In this town has been dispelled by a. propo- mu of Jute in square numbered six hundred | THE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING NUM- CHANNING M. BOLTON, the school; Scripture I sition, the feature of which is the putting In of | Aud fourteen (614), an 9 subdivision te recorded By vitae er weer eR HWESTS x ae28-dtg ‘Trustees. 1 prayer; ; in th lew of the surveyor of t! strict of Co- , of trnrt, fe ; Fant STaT NCAA =; Bante mice: © system without any increase of the tax rate. Tima do book 2, Lanents together with the in. | tober 21,1803, and ‘uly recorded in. Laber, No DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. t exercises and song, recitation, Master Herbert ygne. Mixars Nettle Maben and Mau Master Herbert Hild, ; Santa Claus."" Miss Emma Seaman; recitattn, “King Winter,” Master Fred. Allen; recitation, ‘Show Your “Wonderful Iogue, Ta Miss Mamie Alle: Night." Mise Emma Sean Misses Addie MeInturff and An ‘Hia Nogbt to Call," Master dialogue, Misses Anna Hild and fower ‘drill by the. school; re Addie Melnturit: re Ch “Mise Melita Olzwenkl: recltation, Mise Anna Hild: selo anta Claua Has Town,” Mise Addie MeInturff, with ehorns a Distrihutten « ol. The was arranged by wee W. Haws Nite. Best ‘Tuesday night the debating ent r Lanlge of Geod Templars of this to Lodge of Washington came off meer Lede. ae and Dr. Fadely of Fail Chu were Messrs. J. BL Ji and W. E. noand fn th Rev. T. ©. Quick and ‘The « LE. @ Rey. The jndges we T otumbin ; Heavener an W.” Hawxburst in ©. ML Rathb The judgew dee unanimously in favor of Vloneer. Rev. J. W. and ¢ templar of Virginia, will visit Moneer Trace ‘seat ‘Tecntuy sight after the pablic meet Ing in the Presbyt % ‘The commit on entertainment repor receipts of thn recent tent $28.5 ‘the m services were held in the Episeoy uirch Sunday night. Rev D. 1. Rath: un of the Presbyterian Church hed “on the eecasion. Other ministers p A taking. p: wert v the M. hate Rev. A. M MoE. hn Rev. J. W. Kinehioe of the Haptist ¢ Rev. John MeGill-uf the Episcopal Chure yy will m ay night. byterian Chur: nday morning, the ng of th ing, which now presents a My sie Was rendered by me ongregution of thi ned worship In the hi 8 having Just completed the fres of the by appenrance. iF on the 0 aston Mr. and Mre. A. P. Eastman of Falls Chureh entertained a number of the ye at a dinner Wee of Miss Lottie Bai ere were Ind f Misse Hie Hawxh Messrs. W Margaret it. Amit Kinsley Kollins Miss Tilt Falward and © Ke and PL WL East w Dos Sr Ww. Rorcheck, mn Prof. Robert att rome Te the f V itinge Nourse entertained a large and! Fellows” Hall Monday night: with # ntitied “Foetish Virgina.” ‘This eture of the season arranged by by Thur xiven the Large present. Old Santa Clana came forth mprovised chimney and fire place, ar hon the pt the chil This ehare form, to the EP. kadenx of Washington cises, in char enperintendent, Mr K€ Fiomagh, consists following: Opening chorus hy the sehool Regent Square." duet," SHent Night." Mise “Bess e. Mis) Wo 1. Gordon; Seripture lesen, The Shepherds and the Angels: + chorus, ““Herbh et vending Haw sharst: adel 1. Ita ret. Mrs. S Mire ware. S M rol, S < by 1 Rawlings: rage: the principal featares of the consisting of es The North Wind," Henry Newell: silo. The North Wind Master Hazel Newell; recitation of t Mixes Mary Newell Song." Mise Aveline Fi Master Joe Kesterson Ml News from Heaven tableany, “Th wae one ¢ y Master Eh Ve tation and fet: recital Frnest ¥ Bethlehem.” by class. The entertainment With benedic by Rev. Edward Bells —_— +. KENSINGTON, Mr. Clark Th ) of Wooster, Mase, has been @pending ceveral days with Mr. Newman G. Littl, Miss Mary Furch of Poughkeepsie, No ¥., has been visiting her consin, Mr. W. W ‘The Dorcas and Home Missionary Socleities of the Warner Memorial Presbyterian Chureh will meet Wedneaday next at 11 at the home of Mrs. Dr. Brace 1 a Iseox Nonnie and Mollie Whi ree own mre visiting at th f their grand r, Mr. W. HL. Wheatley. The I holiday entertainment of the St Pants MF Lite Ween The * chureh audiences. Itations by Sunday school was held int vening before « lar isted of wonge and r members of the Sunday school Mr. He L sh the mand Mr. 1. i xuper of school, an Ruwneed the . as f “Wall th Lord of Glory the school: prayer by J T. Marshall Sing amd Rejoice,” sehool: song, “Snowflakes.” by the members of the. in fart’ clase; reading; : Wise seneal: reeltath Le} Aspen Mine 6 1 « “Glory to God in t.° school: recitation, “Just What 1 hte lL” Misa Lena Duchay: respe ing Feer Not,” school. Miss Clara C Sunday sehool, read a report of th wing that the school is than Sm Haste, 0 Noste Misw Shep “Winter.” Sone. 1 Mis. Cor stant’ s last eared menth Mr. Charl cam as Santa Chis 4 to distribute presente hooks to all bers of the school, the primary classes re- evlving Lexes of candy in ad nto thelr books Mr WoW. Eldridge. in a short and appropriate address, prosented a large Lox to Rev. Robert M Moore from the members of bis congregation, whe Mr. Bliridge said, wished to show thelr appreeia ton of the e nest and untiring work of th past year in building the beautl In whieh they wer replied tn hia It is proposed to let a contract for water and | provements thereon. ie 25,009. The interest of | ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money etek he MShE Dinste (oe $25,000 The telereee py | to be paid tn cash and the balance to be pald i bonds to this amount at 4 per ce tour equal fnstaliments, respectively, in one, two, 100 water consumers at $10 per annum. ‘The pres- | three wud fous years fron dete ae , necured by |, with inter- at the rate of 6 per ent cont of maintaining the street light system fs $1,200 per annum, and the cost of the care of the 8 deed of tenat upon the property sol est. payable sem! cent per annum until or all cash, at the op- nt will not he over $700 per annum, leay- | ton of rhe perchaser.” A deporit of #200 will be Ing a balance of $500 to be applied annually to a | vequiiea 1 each lot at the time it’ ts knocked sinking fund to retire the bonds In thirty years, | down Sale te be closed In ttteen days tr of sele, otherwise the pr e FeRO the risk and vost of defaulting purchaser after five Gare (advertisement in gome paper published In Washington, 9 U. Conveyancing at cost of pur: rty will leaving the town the owner of the system. This proposition, will be lat together with several others, before the citizens’ meeting, which at the ie chas?r. ry 6. LOUIS D. WINE, Trustee, Wagstat of Lawrence, CLARENCE B. RIMLEM, ‘Trustee, days with Mr. Robert W Mudd of Baltimore has been visiting . Chas. H. Wel + Lutz of Baltimore was recently the 916 F et. nt. . AUCTIONEERS. prothey awrenc o PRUSTEE'S SALB OF A TWO-STORY his brother, Mr. Lawrence Luts of this | TRUSTEE'S MOD $04” GANSLIRS Mr. and Mra. FW. Hill and family are spend- NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded tn Liber No. 1549, follo 41 et seg., one of the land records for the District of Colu ja, and at the request of the parties secured thereby, the under- signed surviving trustee will offer for slic auction, In front of the premises, « ing the winter In Annapolis. Dr. and Mra. Richard 8. Hill and family are spending the winter In Washington, Mra. ‘Eric prese » THIRD DAY of JANUARY Mrs. Charles I kk O'CLOCK PB. Mrs. L. 1. Camph rs. John | real estate, situate I Latimer, Mrs. it Whiting, Mrs. H. | the District of Columt White, Mra: W. 1. Smith, Mra. Lewls Holden, | sixty-one (61) of Diller, Mrs. Joseph S. Rogers and Miss Turner, sister and | all of squars re 190), ax said sul the sur- Shae Wie of Piaciney Menciiad ohaen) Utae the District of Columbia tu Liber een. a7 plearaaes evening tiiaradey oaciiies eae . together with all the improve: nts, rights, ete ‘Terma: One-third cash, the balance in one and years, with Interest from the day of sale at six per cent per annum, secured by deed of trust on the property aold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 required upon eptance of bid. If the terms of sale are not plied with In fifteen days fro the tee reserves the right the risk and cost of th fter five days’ advertisen ee of Mra, H.C. ‘The Hyattsville Euchre Club will hold its next meeting at the residence of Miss Muran Wi . dannary de Dobbs. members of the Peabody Orchestra, e, will give a convert at the Masonic Hall early In January vonstable Ht.” Hi. Vincent of Hyattaville, upon Iaint of Mr. 1. 'T. Sheriff, arrested, Monday, owd of negroes, who, It it claimed, are In the cusing disturbances at Landover atation. esale In some newspaper publish t brought before Justice Bailey of | resale in : ‘ é Bladenshrg, and Tench ‘ned $6 nnd cont. The ton, D.C. All conveyancing Me. Ree names of the parties are John Davage, homas frustee, Pavage. Neloon Davage, ‘Themas Hebron, Henry | deat-d&ts © Surviving Tram ‘ THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. — ‘STEES' SALE OF SEVEN (7) VALUABLE Soe, HOU SIN MOUNT LEASANT, BE- Chapel fi ING NOS. 2630, 3632, 3036, 3638, 3040," 3642 mange ie cle AND 3648 THIRTEENTIL STREET N.W. evening at the annual Christmas: entertain ment to the children pxere’ses were In in deeds of trust, dated and duly recorded nd Hber 2077, folto yrds of the District est in writing of th By virtue of & the Sth day of Noven f the Sunday schools. harge of Mr. A. G. Osborn, Th of Colum! as director of music and Miss Ella Kee} marty gee MM, at puvlic au " e MONDAY, JAD ganist. The opening mimber was 2 eb ton, inf n MONDAY, school, “List to the Christmas Carola, VARY THIRD, 1808, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. th Sian , wel | ffowing described bind and premises, altuate In The | the District of Columbia, aud deseribe parts school then sang “O King, Glad Bells," after | of lots 57, 58 and 69, In block f $), In whieh the pester, Rev. A, M. Reed, ivered an | Lipse ty Aad at i ors and « i au nf welcome, ‘The following’ program was | Misfston of UaEt nae sahich ace a nd in the su Tice nerrenthe: Ante yeyor's off jumble fn County Christmas Feb atiie HL Wed. DegecdUc Oxcunk tome gutta ration nl idemned for alley, as xbown on plat recorded In wuty Book {pa her with the Improve onsistinge of story brick dwellin Each house sronts sixteen (16) feet eight Puurteenth atreet and bas an aver indred and twenty-seven f, und will be sold sep- mui and chorus, » Meblw Again Hay shear; ree Arthir Wes oa of Chriet e Christ Child,” M wy reefintion ome,” Este ana’ Guide Bessie Maus: muste = reeitation, Darling; motion song ber cent por an primary ‘department, | Mrs.) ee arenes : num, pay ya dee reehtationiy by neater of primary num, pasable » a securell by partment “Santa Clava. Geneva" Mummaw; Saran Oa eas Srl Ii The Brichtest. | Winn within ten days from day of sale. otherwine the trustees reserve the right to resell at risk an cost of the defaulting purchaser, after such nd Heemente ag they may deem necessary, A of $100 will be required at time of si veyancing and recording at the cost of the advent of | eoeueins BENJAMIN 8. MLN Bis KYD DOUGLA‘ sehe Afar “Christ ime is war nem purchaser, Trustee, : We r wa ¥ of a side window), preceded yon wintry bh Hoof anew, After the distribution of presents, eandy, nuts, &e., the oceasion was brought to a close, en of Wilmington, Del, Is visiting Mre. JR Sands, of this pi Stone is suffering f Injuries re ceived by Lon the ice while skating Mrs. WJ. Cook of Flint street ix entertaining relativ m the nerth Mr. Walsiith 4 suffering from 9 bro} collar hone, tng foot bi nit of an nt while play: Ry virtue of a ds Liber 1863, folio of the Dixtrict of ¢ of trust, duly_re 1. OF the Lind and at the f the Suh Uni 7 sonyecet party xecured thereby, E will xell, on WED: ren in chee Cousrera ti ESDAY, ‘THE TWELFLIL DAY OF JANUAR 3 pan, ore Was a good Fan and the exercises continued nearly Mowing desertbed Innd and rliy of Washington, Distr Mason of the Congregat mal ¢ rch preached his farewell nermon Sunday morning. Not- | utiuinjcuns deeming ae date No. 4. and ate Well Inte the. tnottatng, eens | eid sulddiviston ts recorded Inthe office of’ the Was a gowd attendance, al the very. interesthig BIC OL Te Sn ee men was Hatened to attention by Tee Cor Te Chel cD slats: yaary pprovements, Ways, easements, rights, Sa then; nind taind: aw} | Hees and appurtenances to the same belonging or in anywise appertaining. pew na In hig younger | Opin answlae ay : Sears, he fer npelled, on acconnt of phyaieal | qui (ay gentle: One th disabilities, to give up the work tn whieh he ven engaged for than fifty tion purchaser, » xpend bis remaining years here ESN ig Orde ek en Th CET ‘the Episcopal Sunday school bad Christmas | COmPHed with tn ten days from day of other, Cisea Welhewday creulng ef Tast Wook nists | wine trustee reserves the right to resell the. ptop- eee nce aeaany, ereulne Sel Inat wt {helt Verty at the rink and coxt of the defaulting. pur Caner ners neh axer, after five days’ advertisement of gneh. re- fn some newspaper publishe ititton te in Washington, Chri Vons there was is appeared with hidren, held nC, WAL Jnl-d&ds V. R. BERRY, Surviving Trustee, Fendall Hig. SD st, nw. Ita ex. the echureh. An ex- entit Kingly twas In. terestingly given, ofter which Santa Claus made OF NV TRUSTE \ SALE. UATE IMPROVED his annual appearance. PROPERTY, BEING LOT 24, SQUATUS 568. —— Under and by. virtue of a certain ced of trust 3 to the undersigned, bearing date July 1, 1805, and See a. ‘ded in Liber 5, follo 74 et seq., of th z s land records of the Distriet of Columbia, and at A Christinas service w the request of the party secured thereby,’ we will M. EL Chureh Sunday offer for sale, the premises, on WED- Addresses of Won N. Van Vi ome were mad DAY of JANUAT k and the p i the following 188, at bed st erty, viz: Lat numbered 24, in Ma ‘ re dl by the Sunday seho Degges’ ball yts in square nutbe J. Woodman and Miss Sali in Liber W. K. as per pl hestra, composed of Py » trombone; Prof. Marry 0 ¢ Church, violins, Dre We | peuen enn the and Miss May Wilson, or; der di- ‘Terms: Sold WwW. OW rest oe Cee Ge cd 00, balan over and above said trust, cna * A ‘deporit of $100 required at thu - hook thelr Christmas. enter. re rae of ie Con- ny evening, December 27. ‘There | veyaucing ‘ pure 5 were dialogues, recltath nd winging’ by th FREDERICK G. AUKAM, ‘Trustee, sehoe ‘ nd oranges w istributed to the SAML . EL, ater, ebildi pastor and his wife receive de21-d&dbs stantial remembrances. fhie ie the eld Sligo Chureh, re “SUTTON & CO., Leighton subdivision of Woodside at " ty. Md dt issn Bev. "A. SALE OF VALUABLE, jan of the ‘Julian C. TY, OF SHE HOME 1, superintel BF. MILL ool; John Niinp- Moore was end Mo Wt . organist cation. John. the sexton, was ipient of a gift. The prograns beak ® Phe Wing of Kings Mr S. Gartrell held thelr annual fowily reunion Christmas day at the fann, “Dicomiield.” Covers were Iald for fifteen, in cluding Mr and Mia EL. Johnson, Mr.” and Mrs. Wo S. Frankland and Miss Jennie O'Neal of Washingion, Mr. and Mrs. I Seett Israel amd George G. Israel of Mr. ond Mrs W. KR. Stokes, Mis Myra troll Stokes and Miss Estella ¢ Mrs S. Crome of has irs. M. wwe of Baitimore Is the Duvall f the primary esbyterian Sun a handwene ph members of her class If Wheatley Hols annual family ion Christmas day at Oak Knoll entire family, —anml K twenty-one, was sent. and paricok of Christmas dinner, after which pres ere naazet Mise En ina ntucky ha holidays with Mins alt ef Germantown Js visiting es in Kensin Preshytertan ton held at the Cbureh Sunday Fo of now and appropriat Kev Men gt Maras Low the sul jeet, “Snow Warner tng songs 1 Sma BROOKLAND. ‘The program of the Union Tuesday night Mise Annie Lowe isted of recitation by Jonas and selections. by the Metropolitan and Hohemisn clubs and several nun. bers by the home band. The evening was thor. cughly enjoyed, and Miss Jonas was fonnd to be equally at home tm beth pathos and mirth. The selections by the Metrupolfian Bohembawetubs were heartily encored, as also was the home band ‘The Christmas entertainment of the Queenstown Baptist Cheich Sunday school was in the form @ canta itled “Santa Claus on Time, : The Young people who took part acquitted themselves very creditatly. The echool presented each pupil in the primary and intermediate classes with pres ents, and ‘a box of candy and an. oran; given to all. The superinte who retired on that night, Some vases from the school. ‘sof the senior departinent were happily remembered ‘by thetr scholars, and in turn gave each a present, ‘The pastor hix wife were pleasantly remem- bered with several handsome gifts: The Sundas school of St. Antheny's Church held mas entertainment Wednesday night. ‘The evening closed, after a dramatic and musical assistant 9 Mise itose Wilson, D.C, BEIN Foss, librarion; Misa May NG HOU! b organist, and W. 1. Askew, precentor. TAINING TEN ROOMS, BATH ROOM, LARG. 2 ADRESS ATTIC AND CEM AD CELLAM, THIS HEALED BY FURNACE AND LIND! BY GAS. AND SITUATED ON LOT FRONTING SIXTY PEF UT AVENUE; STABLE AND CAR- 4 HOUSE ON SAME Lar. By virtue of a certain ed the Little Josephine Ste afters art gave a party Thursday her juvenile girl friends. The Sunday school of th Churen | qat day. of Februnry,, 189 econ ted in Liber her a Christmas ¢ ursday even. | No. 2193, at follo 302 ct seq., of the land records of Columbia, re ing tree was. th t ever provided in | of the District of Columbia, tind at the request of the party secured thereby,’ the ui ersigned trus- tees will offer for sale, Me auction, In front judged to be Each scholar who | of the premisen, ou SATURDAY, the ‘RIGHT had attended ol during the entire year | DAY of JANUARY, 1808, at FOUR O'CLOCK recelved a present. The quartet of the Christhin the following’ described real estate, situate Endeavor Society furnished invsical selectl ‘ District of Columbia, to wit: All that cer- ece or parcel of land and premises known tinguished as and being lot numbered. sev. entcen Ui) in block numbered ten (0) of Bok Gilbert's subdivision of blocks numbered ten «oy and fourteen (14), "Taka Park," as per plat of ; Suid subdivision fecorded in, the Mice of the rar ‘and Obie Com; has plac veyor for the District of Columbia in Liber Ce large street lampe ut tts station) Pa Pinced two | to7er emis (6), at folio one hundred and: thirty: Es ht (138). oo “Ferme of sale: One-third of the purchase money One of the Victims, to be pala tn cash, one: third thereof tn alx months a A PES nd one-third thereof in twelve months, with six From the Chicago News, per cent interest from day of sule, Interest payable “Doubleday is a regular slave of fash- = addresses were made by the pastor, elder and su- perintendent. board walk has been laid from the elec- jc cur tracks to connect. with regular vil- lage board walk. A comfortable waiting room Las Keml-aunually, the deferred payments to be se by deed of trust on the may pay all cash. A. deposit of $200 wil quired at time of the sale. All conveyancing, ete., at purchaser's cost. If the terms of sale shall nok Dy complied with in fifteen days from day of sale the right = ped eee property, at risk cost of defaul chaser. as JOSIAH 6. STODDARD, property wold, or pu depo “E never noticed that he dressed particu- larly weil.” “Ile doesn’t, but he has to work day and ght to pay for his wife's clothes," see es , Trustee, AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, &c. ADDISON G.'DU- BOIS teats —— S.W. cor. 8th and H sta. n.w, Monday. N.B.—The Washington National Bulldtag’ “nd Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts.—Trustee’s sale of a two-story house, No. 1504 Caroline st. n.w., on Monday. Jan. 3, 1808, at 4 o'clock p.m. ‘Thos. Dowling & Co., Aucts.—Trustecs’ sale of seven valuable Drick houses in Mt. Pleasant, being Nos. 3630-32-36-38-40-42-44 13th st. n.w., on Mon- General Counsel ‘for said Association, day, Jan. 3, 1808, at 4 o'clock p.m. N.E. cor. 12th aud G sts. a. Duncaneoa Bres., Aucts.—Trustees’ sale of thir- | 4e28,80,ja1,3,5,7 Lean ‘Association of Washington, D. C., the party secured by the deed of trust above referred to will loan the purchaser of the above described yperty, in accordance with its charter and by- Fewe, fbi gum, of, $2,500 oF less, if desired; the me to secured by mu roperty. = T. H. ANDERSON, 1854, follo 322 et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, I will-offer for sale at ie auction, in front’ of the premises, on TUES- DAY, JANUARY ELEVENTH. TBO nt HALES PAST FOUK O'CLOCK P.M.,’ the following de- seribed land and premises, sithate In the District designated ag lot number twenty- In George W. Barry's subdivision of lots number ten (10), Le Droit Park, as per rded in Liber County No, &, follo 140, of rds of the office of the surveyor of ‘the olumbia, together with onsiating of a mber Improve- two-story bri Oak atreet northwest One-third cash, ance i dwelling, being m ‘Terms’ of sale. (1) and two (2) with interest at «ix per cent per annum, ecured by a deed of t ‘on the property ‘sold, or al the purchaser. Terma to be ¢ days from day of wale, otherw serves the right to resell at risk and cost of the defaultiny resale pu A depoult ¢ Conveyan purchaser, after due notice of such shed in kome Washington newspaper. $190 will he required at time of sale, Ing and recording at the cost of the WAL1 de3t-déeds RATCLI RV. R. BERRY, Surviving Trustee, endall bldg., No. 344 D st. n.iw. “AUCTIONEERS. A TWO uty ERAME 1 DAY ; AT HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the Collowing deseribed real estate, situate In the city of Washingtop, in the District of Columbla, to wit: Part of lot fo in equare five bundred and fifty-nine (55 @ front of 14 92-100 feet on K street by an’ average depth of 83 fect 6 iuches, together with all the rights, ote. third cash, the balance in cne and With interest’ from the day of wale at antum, secured by deed of truat on Id, or all cash, at the option of the red upon accept are not complied v postt of $100 Fr ance of bid. If the terms of aa with In fifteen days from the day of sale. the trustees reserve the right tc resell the property at the risk und cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement of such newspaper published In Way conveyanclng, ete., at the co CHARLIE 21 4% st. nw. WILTON J. LAMBERT, ‘Trustee, nod-d&ds . 410 bth wt. now, exale CF Defanit having, been made by the purchaser at the above wale, the ‘property will be agaiw offered sald purchaxor’s cost at EB OTHIRTY-FIRST DAY FER, 1807, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the premises, CHARLES H. CRAG B21 41 WILTON 4 LAMBEICr, Trin 410 Oth st. n. Po: DAY 1908, at t de24 6t DAY OF JANL and pli ARY, ALD, une hour CUNSRLER TL CRAGIN, ‘Trustee, W'ATON J. LAMBERT + Truste THOS, B1-d&idlbs OWEN, AUCTIONFER, 918 F § NW. VERY VALUAT IM. PROVED ¥, BEING THE FIV STORY AN HENT BIUCK BUILDING, " T KORTY-ONE ROOY BATH ROOMS, KNOWN TUE TAVISTOCK APARTMENT HOUSE, 710 BD STNW By virtne of a 1. dated Kth, 18% in Liber folie 1 land 16 he District of Columbia, and at the te of the party geenred th the under trustees will sell at puble auetion, in front of the Ives, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 18O8, at HALI-PAST — & the following deseribed land premises, edtuate in the city of Washing!o tret of ‘Columbia, and design all those parts of original lots numb two In gquare numl nine ¢ on Third boast cor: ning thence alley twe alley Rixty-two. fifty feet, and 8 to the’ place et fty feet to an weat on enid thence south e east aixty two feet nine tn inning, Improved as above. ‘Terms: Sold subject to a prlor decd of trust ef ue ia June, 19, balance — over and above said trust, cash,” A deposit of $500 requt ed at time of wale, Conveyancing and rec purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to with within fifteen days from day of sale, or trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and coat of defaulting purehager, after five days’ previous advertising in some newsp yer published In Washington, D.C. JOHN de31-d&de = SAMUF ©. G. SLOAY AYLOR ARMS, ‘Trustee, | A. DRURY, ‘Trustee. & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 144 y SALE ¢ ONE f the land fa, and by direc. red thereby, fumbered three lundred and fifty-thre the city of Washington, D. C..” beginn wtrcet feet cast of ‘the southwest the lot, and running east 74 feet 1015 3 north fect; west TH feet 1014 Inches; south 90 tio the point of beginning. Terms of sale; One-third in cash, balan the purchase e in one and payments to be Ke property sold, or the purchaser may pay all cash, at his option. A deposit of $200 will “be required at the time of sale, ‘The property will be sold clear of all taxes and encumbrances. If the terms are not complied with in fifteen days the right 1x reserved to rewell at the risk and cust of the defaulting purchase M. J. GRIFFITH, ‘rus de25-dts, W. B. ROBISC , SUTTON & CO., AUCTION 8 SALE OF BRI STREET SOU By virtue of a decree of th the District of Columb RATCLIF RS. TRUSTE Supreme Court of Peesed In equity cause No. 18,440, the undersigned trustee will well, at public ‘auction, in front of the _ premises, TUESDA THE ELEVE! ae a A OF F. ARY, 1894, at FOUR O'C ing described real estate, the elty. of Washington, District of and desciibed a8 parts of lots uumbered thirteen (13) and. fe teen (14) In nguare numbered six hundred and rty-two, and begining for the same at a forty-six (46). feet, and eleven (14) inches je northwest, corey, of said square; thence running east on a line of F street south nineteen the fo (19) feet; thence south ninety-two (02) fect; thence west nineteen (10) feet, then orth ninety-two Wa) tect to the plage of, begiuuing, together with all Improvements, rights, ete ‘Terme: One-thitd cash, balance in one and two years, with Interest from the day of sale, at six per cent per annum, secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the opti the purchaser. A’ deposit of $100 re dupe acceptance of bid. If the terms of sale are not complied with in 10,dayqjfrom the day of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk coat of the defaulting purchaser, uf- ter 5 days’ advertisement of such resale In some newspaper published Ju. Washington, D. ¢- All veyancing, &c., at the cost of the purciaser. senitaiacaes JOHN J. DOLAN, Trustee, de29-d&de br 408 Sth st. n.w. THOS, J. OWEN, AUCTIONEER, 913 F ST. N.W. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF CIMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING 802 MARSHAL ST., MT. PLEASANT. By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber numbered follo 18 et weq., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the un- deraigued trustees will ‘sell, at public auction, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWELFTH, 1808, AT FOUR O'CLOCK "P.M... the following dercribed Iand and premises, situate in the county of Washington, District of Colunbin, krown and distinguished as and being lots 47_and 48 of the trustees of Wasuiugton Provident. Com- pany, number two, subdivision of lots in block 7 Of ‘Fodd & Brown's. subdivision, on of part of Mount Tieseant and Pleasant Plains, ow per plat recorded in the surveyar's office of the District of Columbia, in Liber Governor Shepherd, folio 91, r a two-story frame dwelling. ‘erms of rale: Sold #ubject to a trust, the particalars of which will time’ of sale; bese ‘of trust. on the pr od po ies secu to old, oe ait cash, at purchaser's option; ‘$100 deposit’ 12° quired, at timo of sale. Conveyancing, &., at pur- ‘8 cost % : WILLIAM E. ABBOTT, GEO, TRUSTEES bALR OE, TWOSTORY BRICK )WELLING ON HALF (4%) STREET NEAL STREET SOUTHWEST, oe Ry virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause uinbered 18712 (DuHamel ve. Kendrick), 1 will at public ‘auction, on MONDAY, the TENTH f JANUARY, A.D. 1808, at FOUR O'CLOCK in front of the premises, that plece f ground situate in the city of Warhington, in the Dintrict of ¢ and belny part of original lot 20 ‘in square 652, contained within the following meter bounds: Begin. hing for the same on Half (44) etreet at the north. east corner of sald lot, running thence south along auld street twenty feet (20°); thence we dred and seventy-three feet seven inc thence north twenty feet (20"); thence hundred and seventy-three feet seven 1 " 7") to the of sald ntreet and place of ning. together with the improvements thereon, ‘erms: | One-third cash, balance in two equal stallments at one and two years, with interest 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annuaily. wtlt bald, or all cash, at the the purchaser. f $100 required at time of gale. Co mK, efe., at purehaser'a coxt, ‘Terms of sale to be complied with In ten dase from day of sale, otherwise trustee reserves the right to rexell the ‘property ut the risk and cost of defauiting purchaser, after five dase’ advertisen such resale in’ some newspa hing. ton, 1.0, J. SE VOLE, Trustee. de28-d&de “G, G SLOAN & CO,, Auctioneers, 140 RU SALE OF VALUABLE ALLEY PROPERTY DROIT PARK NEAR FLORIDA AV NORTHWEST. By virt fac deed of trust dated A 16, 1804, and Ist din Liber land records of the Dini umbia, and at the request of the party thereby, we will sell at public ane of the ‘premises, FRIDAY, THE HODAY Os VARY, 1898, AT FOU O'CLOCK EL M., the premise Mowing deseribed land and tuate In the city of Washington, Dis triet of Columbla, and designated as and being lots numbered fitty-nlne (59) and sixty (G0), in Brown & Gottwal’s aubdiviston of lote in block numbered five (5). Le Deolt Park, as recorded in Connty Book 8, pag> 85. surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, Terma. On ‘ash, balance in one (1) and two (2) years, terest at six (8) per cent per annuin, payable xemt-annually, and secured by deed of trust on the property sold. tion ef th chaser ory rchasers ce and recording at the cost of the ‘erm to ve compiled with In fifteen jays frow the day of sale, otherwise the tr reserve the right to resell the property at the rlak and coat of the defaulting purchaser or. pur. users, aft five days’ nington newspape SAMUEL I, WALK MCHAEL F. Wiel 01 $100 will be required at the th A convey: notice of such resale in R, de DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SAL OF A NEAT AND ATTRACT- We Gitteb-s TORY AND BASEMENT GItCK DWELLIN NTAINING ALL DON jt TWENTY-FIFTH AND M SPREEIS NORTHWEST By victue of a deed of trust. dated the 12th das anna y. 182, and recorded among the land ft the “District of Columbla, in Liber No. 1650, folio 217 et seq., and at the request of the holders of the notes secured thereby, we will offer at public nuetion, in front of the ‘premises, TUESDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY, at HALE P. JOR O'CLOCK PM, the owing chy of Washington, All that certain p knowa and dist fifty-two lot thirty quar Sw 0) veyor's office of nthe | ents thereon. Terme of sale: One-fourth of to he patt in cash, and the bs uur equal tnstalmients, three and four years trv a deed of trust up: est thereon, payable sen six per cent per annus at the option of the p Will be required at t closed within fitt wise the cost of de tisement Washingt purchaser. f ered. 1's sulalivision is dul 8, of the sure e District of Columbia, together ani until at the rate of or all cash, posit of $200 Sale to be of cost of the elty at the ancing WINE, BB. Leu CLARENC de21-d&ds THOS. J. OWE! . Auctioneer, 913 F at. n. TI SALE OF THE THRER-STORY BRICK DWELLING NO. 1117 U STREET NORTHWEST. Ry virtu eed of trost duly recorded tn Liber 1896, folio 78 et seq of the riet of Columb! the t ether's subdivision of lots In square 304, ecorded in Liber No, 20, folio 1, of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. ‘Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trist for $2,000 and ncerued interest; balance. over. and above sald trust, one-fourth cash, balance In one and two yeate, with interest, ‘secured by a decd of trust on the property sold, or all cash: at the option of the purchaser. A ‘deporit of $100 required at time ef gale. Conveyancing and re- cording at purchaser's cost. MAHLON ASHFORD, SAML. A. DRURY, de2s-d&da Trustees, TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TTRACT- IVE THREE-STORY BRICK DW G WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE KNOWN AS SMISES $15 AST By virtue of a deed of trnst dated the 12th day of December, 1892, and recorded among the land records of the District of Columbla, in Liber No. , folio 370 et seq., and at the request of the holders of the notes secured thereby, we will offer at public auction In front of the premises on WEDNESDAY, ‘THE FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1898, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK’ P.M. following described real estate, situate in thi of Washington, District of Columbia, to-wit: Ail that certain ploce or parcel of Jand’ and premines known and distinguished a8 and being Jot nun bered seventy (70), Sanner’s subdi- vision of lots in ed eight hundred at recorded in book 20, of the records of the surveyer's office of District of Columbia, together with the tm- nents there FOURTH STREET NORTH- prov ‘Terms of sal to be rebase money to be paid In pectively In date of sale, three and four years frot a deed of trust Be the rty sold, with luter- est thereon payable semi wily at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, or all cash, at the “option of the purchaser. A ‘deposit of $20) will be required at the time of sale. Sale to be closed within fifteen days from day of sale, other- wide the property will’ be resold at the risk and t of defaulting purchaser after five days’ a vertixement in some paper published in the city of Washingteo, D. C. Conveyancing at the cost of purehaser. LOUIS D. WI 4 CLARENCE it. RHEEM, dedi -déed ‘Trustees—916 I st. n.w. ee | RAILROADS HOTELS. This List Appears Every Saturday. HOTEL INFORMATION FREE. For booklets of American, European Hotels, Fall and Winter Resorts, also rates of apartments in Hotels below, call or address (sond stamp) PENNSYLVANIA RATLROAD, NSYLVANIA IMning, Sivoking and arrisburg to Chicage « mati, 1 ‘leveland and Toledo. | Buffet Parlor rrisineg PAST LINK_Pullman Toffet arlor ar to Harrisburg. " Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg OTEL TARIFF BUREAU, | , ‘° ge SR Rein eed & A Ds m x s 68 Fifth A New York, Sleeping Car Washington to St 4 96 Regent st, London. Sleeping and Dining 248 Rue de Rivoli, Paris, Lain, Nashville (te 7:20 PM WESTERN r to HOTEL POCKET GUIDE FREE. PRESS Pollman Sleep- ~ Chicago and Harrisburg to Car Yo Chicage SOUTHWESTERN (AP. means American Pian: B. P., Bnropean.y an Sieeying Car Washington to Fittetorg, wed ALBANY, N. Y...........Hotel Kenmore, AP, $4 Hercisturg P St. Louis and Cine! 1 Dining do.....Stanrolx Hall, F.P., $1 np.; AP. $8 up | o8r PACINO Exit ASHEVILL C. Battery os Hotet, a.0.84.up | os Car to Pees een meee ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Hotel SUCharien, AP. up | 7:50 AM. Tor Kane Canandaigua, Rochester and G0......04. -Hotel Brighton, A.D, $4 op |) Niagara Falls daily, except Sunday 0.13.1. Barton.prop.)Hotel Dennis, A.P..88.50 up Acca 3 Tinira And Renovo Geliy, except AUGUSTA, Ga. Hotel Bon Air (golf links),4.P.84 | 7:20 PAL. for Wittiamep ‘cnet ae BALTIMORE, Md....Hotei Rennert, E.P., $1.50 up| fale and Ningara Inte ah it Sari except Saturday, do +++-The Stafford Motel, F. ith Sleeping . $1.50 up Ruftal ao. 10:40 PM for seeeeeeeThe Carroliton, ALP., $3 up mdaigua, Rochester, Rut- do. Hotel Altamont. ELP., $1 up; A.P., $2.50 up heater Saturdays. oni do. Mount Vernon Hotel, E.P., $1 up. XEW YORK AND THE BOON, ; Hotel Vendome, AT, $5 omnnnatar r om BOURNEMOUTH, Eng.Roval Bat P..$4t SHIONAL SAMITED.~ Gat, BROOKLYN bp dicy ane bh Hotel, A.P..$4t085 | al Parior ¢ with Dining Car from Rartinere: orge, KP $1; AP.$3 el EP. $1: AP. $2 Regular at 7 (otning Cary. (Dining Car), 8:00, 9:00, 10:05 CING Grand Hi £233 ( KEY WEST, HOTEL KEY WEST.ap De. 8:08, 4 Bee, | «(een ail sear. Leon Hf Citley. Mgr. Bate Ars bn Runday. Sy EB..SSS2| MIAMI, ROYAL PALM..........ap fiw PM. Eahtera Opens Jan. 12; H.W. Merrill, Mer an, 7M) AM. Boetees MIAMI, BISCAYNE HOTEL......ap M week days, nee Oo Opens Doc, 1; H. B. Bemis, Mgr. | For Toston, <5" 83 PALM BEACH, Itoyal Poinelana..ap | and 420° Many pha cirrardign ted 6; {Oven Jan. 16; Fred terry, Mar. | Fur Baltimore, 0:25, 00, 7.30, gee PATA MEACH, Palm Beach Ton..ap | :40 {aah Latina ag 2 aze Ovens Dee. 25; Fred Sterry, Mgr. 20, 10:00, 10:40, L1sis and TRO Te Mena ie ORMOND, THE ORMOND. ap 1), 8200, 2:00, 205, MOD eS Ovens Jan 8, Ander & rice, Mgrs. | 22018. 1:18, 2:01, 2.15, 2:40 (4.00 ised ST. AUGUSTINE, Ponce d> Leon..ap |e yy 16, 6:50, 7:20, 10:00, 10:40 and’ 4159 3 Ovens 19; Robt. Murray, Mgr. | Fer Pope's © z ST. AUGUSTINE, Alcazar...ap | dally ercept Sania: 130 AM. and 4:36 P.M, Opens Nov.10; Jos ireaves, Mgr. For Sar polia, 1:00 & M., 4:29 and 540 FLA.,JACKSONVILLE. .St. Jnmen Hotel, A.P., 84 et Sunday. Sundays, 0200 A.M. FLA., SUWA KSPR Hotel and famous water Exprons for Plo r FLA., Green Cove Spr'ga,ClarendonHotel, A.P.,83up an Atlantic Const Tine. “fan ta i eM ESSE (TAMPA, TAMPA BAY HOTEL. 0p | Aiicveg aeemene cult 10:37 AM. “week dayn: 5. ble Opens Dec, 8; D.P. Hathaway,Mgr. a Special, vin theta nd and Seahonrd Air Za ,, 2a | WINTER PARK, SEMINOLE... ap daily and 6:25 PM week de BE Soh | Opers Jan. 17; A. E. Dilek, Mgr. SEASHORE CONNECTIONS. eo 32 KUSIMMED, THE KISSIMMEE. .ap as yy orlaware Hives Rrtdgr, it~ nA Opens Ja L. F. Rnllook, Mer. | Wh t0i0e mea an iy. via Market Street Be 1 B. . arf, 10°00 and ? 2 =85 + OCALA, OCALA HOUSE. ........2p Ym and. 11-t0'P at ae ee wae are eek Open all year; P. FP. Rrown, Mgr. pe May, 11:00 A.M. week days, 11:50 PM, 6458542 | BELLEAM, RELLEVIEW.. api Ticeut cen, comer Wen Ze SEE | Opens Jan. 17; W. A. Barron, Mer. | and at the ies eonth and tree He Fete] Orem : lon. Sixth and Th strects, where Ss eh r TA GORDA, HULPunta Gorda ap be Jett for the checking of baggage to Ee 252 (opens Jan 1. Abbott. Mgr Nn from hotels und rem = AF ER | PORT MEVERS. FUMeyers Mtl ap | yg iyi HUTCHINSON, General Manager SERA | Opene Jan 172 FH. Abbott Mgr, | MOOD, General Passenger Agent weds % Kansas City, Mo..The Midland, E.P.$1up;A.P$3up Bobeauie se ERS, RalLway. LAK EWOo! a nd Hotel, A.P., $40D | All traine arrive and Sines Rees a T LONDON, es Hotel Ceell, EP., $2 up | senger stath mnssivania pae- LONDON (Westminster). £t-Ermin'sHotel. High elans. S212 AB. Hy. Local for Danville havlotte and way ei Peis xcelled for jgxury, comfort. cuisine. EP.81 tp | pang dae Meonbarg aberts at Manasaas for Straw MEMPHIS. Tenn. .«: Hotel, A.P., $2.50 to $4] Sunday, and at Lenchtgar ent. dally, except arg with the Norfolk and Weer i patty. Tene: UNIT roomsdbath, A.D, $2.50up AM gare ie ately, cepts Aquino a ae ries Pailman Buffet Sleepers, New teee Peat eae ‘ Keenreadichs jeton to Jacksonville, uniting at Sulis- NBW ORLEANS, La New St.Charcestfotel.A 0.84 up | bury with Pullman Sleeper ville ‘he Cosmopolt: $1.50 op ©: Kooxville Anoogs, Tent Hotel Granewel!, E.P., $1 up a Ramee eullman Sleeper : » uffet Sh York NEW YORK. + «Fifth Avenne Hotel, AW, $5 | Orleans. connect mg mt Atlan Bir do. AB way&29th st.) Gilsey House, EP, $2 up 2 Scere Connects at Lynebburg with ¢ doth ay.€46thyTheWindsor,A.L..$4upELP..81.50 mp | agnye saith pele ood ind Natural do... (8. B. Rarrsy St. Cloud Hotel, EP. $1.69 | without change 'Nunset Terentis tne do.Gth av. &15th st. jHotel Kensington. E.P.$1.50, int eursion Through Sleeper on th! train every do. {Chambers &W.B’ way) Cosmopolltan,E.P.,81 up Wednesday and Saturday to Ban Franeises with do..(8.8. cor. 5th av.&15 st.)Hotel Hanover, A.D. Laval for Frout Royal, Strasturg and do.(Lenox&113 t)Taln 1111 (aultenyE.2.,81.60 up luily, except, Sunday OLD POINT COMFORT. Va.Chamberiin, A.P..$4 up W043 F - hed foral for Charlottesville PHILAD'A,Pa.The Aldine, A.P..83.50; B.V.$1.50up TERN VESTINGLAY INGTON AND Sot TH. do. .Restaurant ale&tdh, The Lafayette, E.P., $1 up Nn Veatibuled Sleepers, Dining Care pan RICHMOND, Va’ reon.E.P..$1.50up: A P.5mp se ulizuan, Blenprre New York ts Somerville,N.C.PineForesi Tani golf&M.), AP. 83.60-5 : Arbewtie, Knoxville and. « ST.GEORGE, Staten Island. The Castleton, A.P..$4 up | Sannah nod 1s gets wie Che vannah and Jar vill > with ST.LOUIS.Mo.Planter’s Hotel, B.P.§2np; A.P..$4 up | Pullman’ Sleeper trom Auarusta. wie do...Lindell Hotel, E.P., $1 up; A.P., $2.50 up | CF Ha. with connectic and New York SYRACUSE, N.V...Yates Hotel, EP $1.50; A P84 phe, <ia esiraa New York to New Orleang, vin Ath Veatitnter Day Conch = , THOMASVILLE, Ga.Piney Woods Ho! thern Rall ALP.84up WASHINGTON, D.C... Arlingto AT, $9] way Dining Car The Raleigh, + $1.50 up | Bik lave Wake “aatiy Willard's & National, A.P.,$3ap 25 da rt 1m. daily pt Sun 5 pm daily for Herndon turning, arrive at Washingt jaily from Ronnd Halt Sunday, from Hernde ay, from Leestung. WADA wm 6 nam. 94 am. dally, OCEAN TRAY Thr n the south arrive at Ing! § pm. and Harrisonburg. 12:40 and $225 pom ex Sunday, and 9:30 a.m. daily fi ville, Tickets, Sleeping ¢ fon and Informa. tion fr th owt naw SM TO JAFAICA, fa oe Isania roiled passenger 4 WH anes al Supt 7 ; M.CULD. ‘Traflic Mannger The Qucen of West Indian Islands, aoe ae emg a Spa TS. BROWN, Gen. Agr. Pane. Dopt ¥ BALTIMORE AND OHIO RATLROAT a . fect No 41st ATLAS LIN pues <4 a 9 Vor Ch ed Limited offers exceptional advantages to persons seeking | trains, 11:05 spre ‘ a or Ch janits and 4 a vacation of Hmited duration for health and | aren “7 jestiled Limit pan, rest. The trip trom New York to Jamaica and | Eapress, for Pittsbure and Clevel express dai return can oe made ip 17 days, Send for Mus. | or Viltsbure and and, Rapes anil, and Ro5O pm. Toledo and Detrolt and way stat 4 Colambus, Winchester and 4 trated Booklet “W Pi, FORWOOD & KELLOCK, Roanoke, 9:00 ping Care throng! General Agents, 24 State St., New York, Roary. BibD pan, may, nolG tu, th&s-4m1-34 Raltinere, week days, 5, 6:80 xs. 50%), X10 aon. Se a X115, x8500, 8:20, x4 French Line. 19, 3:2), io, Rtn, wel COMPAGNIE GHNERAL ‘TRANSA’ ald Dm. and SIO wight DIRE ALIS (ANCE eg te Be at 10 3 oa From Pier No. 42, North Ri foot Morton Street. | 28200, 8:20. 11 La Bretagne... Jan. & La Champagne...dan, 29 La LIMyan. 15 Ta Bret i 1 mnie. dan. 22 Kaa Ginmcoae Feb 12 Ix, $80 and upward Mypres f : 5 Md 15:0) pam Rowling Green, . 4 arbor st. Chi week days, 4 a.m, W. MOSS, Penn, ave., Wash. v8, 9:00 a.m, 1:15, Gaithersburg and way points, week Gaye, & Mam. 12 15, 4:83. GMS. TOS. 1143 p. Sundays, 9:00 am, 11h. 4 m6, WAS pom Ver Washington Junetiec way ints, & Arnie ne am., 4:20, Sto 1m. wee am, 1.45 ‘Trave. 9am) Labo. ; ay Lab Prave.tn..Mar. 1. 9 sm UR OLINE ror NEW Y« x Spree. /MayetTa.cMar. 8, 9 am a ne ee ae Kaiser W 3° 7s tnesday 42pm] AM tratne Muminated with Pintech light LAC 2 BOWL! o For Philadelphi New York, # and the Apply to OP Fast, woek di KO wm. 1220. TA Maid ja20-1y sein Dining Care) Dining Car ree 8 a = ee taeaa ae ar Meeplag Car oper 110 ele Bt INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION Company, | 9 ''Rink Car chon at 10 welorky | Su i 12°01 night, n ten o'clock American line. Uionat “tate "for Philadephia, week ‘aso, New. York-Southampton ‘Twin-screw U.S. Mail SI alling every Wednesda: n-Paris) ips. n. Jor Cara on all day trains. City, 1 am. 12:08 Loule. Jan. ms nase. Sunday XExpress trains. Rageage called f ed ele and si woes by T left at ‘offices. 1 w., New write konve. a st, and at Depot ceepep EW, YORK WM. M. ¢ D. RB. MARTIN, WESTERNLAND.. Gen. Mauager. Mgr. Pans, ‘Fratec, SOUTHWARK . nol? BERLIN... ry 19, — _ — — NOORDLAND annary 26, CHESAT » OHIO RAILWAY, NEW YORK OFF - WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1306 F 8ST. THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY or Geo. W. Moss, Agent, 921 Penna. ave AMERICA ALL TRAINS —VESTIRGULED, a ELECTR LIGHTED, STEAM 1 ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINENG STATION SIXTH AND B STREETS. Schedule tn effect November 14, 1897. 2:20 P.M. DAILY—Cincinnati and St. _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. 8. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE. Louis Spe- UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE, cin Solid ‘train tor Cinelonatt, Putiuian aeepers PAnEENGTON, 5 er to Cineinnatl, Lexingte eville, Tndinn: WASHINGTON, D. €., TO GLYMONT, MD. | Shag gr Tonle withone cham tee, Mina and Intermediate landings. natl to € ago. Connects at Covington, Va. = Virginia Hot Springs Steamer 84 J. PENTZ, dally except Sunday, | YEE at 9:30 a.m, Returning about 3 p.m. for Cinch TF accommodations first-class. Freight re- = aingien _ celved until the hour of sailing. sedi ponoaeles eg ES apt KE. $ RANDALL, withont change, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur Dally sonn tion for the Sp at! to Chicago and St, Louie, 20 DAILY For Gordonsville, Charlottes- ville, Stauston aud for Richmond daily, ~ Proprietor and Manager. Ings. Sleepeos GEO. 1). CARPINTER, General agent, Washington. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Aucta, 612 E st. n.w. TRUST! , SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV! PROPERTY, BEING NO. 1229 FIFTEENTH STREET NOKTHWEST, SOUTHEAST CUR, NER oF N, NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE, Dt PRE Bi A THREE-STOKY MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE. Under and by vintue of a certain deed of trust to the undersigned, Hon 2 date December 1, 1893, and recorded in Liber No. 1. folio 368 et eeq., of th» Iand records of the District of Colum- bia, and by direction in writing of the purties se- cured by said deed of trust, we will offer for sale, in front of the premises, un WEDNESDAY. THE 'TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1807, at FOUR O'CLUCK P.M., the following described real estate, viz: All of lot numbered one bundred And seventeen (117), in Budolf Goldschmid’s sub- division of lots in square numbered two hundred anc twelve (212), as per plat recorded in Liber 13, folio 96, of the records of the office of the sur- veyor of ths District of Columbia, with the build- nas ant Improvements thereon, 'belng No. 1229 |h street northwest. ‘One-third cash, balance ip equal ‘Terms cf sale anvial installments, with interest at 6 ble semi-aon a SO THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL ‘THURSDAY, JANUARY SIXTH, 1808, same hour and by order of the trustess. de3o-dts WM. M. REARDON, Agent, Alexandria, de30-2ott | eille. except ene ——— 0:57 AM., EXCEPT SUNDAY Parlor car THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO. Washington to Kichmond and Kichmond to Old POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE. Foint—only rail line, via Penna, K., F. and P. Winter Schedule, in effect Dec. 28, 1897. and ©. and 0, railways, STEAMER POTOMAC Reservations and tickets at Cheaapenke and Ohie Leaves Washington every THUKSDAY at 4 p.m. | officer, 513 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue, and at for Baltimore and River Landings. the station. Baltimore freight solicited. H.W. FULLER, All river freight must be prepaid. General Passenger Agent. STEPHENSON & BRO., — Office, 910 Pa. ave. Telephone de29-11tf STEAMER “WAKEFIELD,” FOR POTOMAC RIVER LAN: Leaves Washington, D.C. (7th st. Monday! INGS, wharf), 7 a.m., ‘for intermediaie landings to Beach, ‘Bushwood, Keck Point, Nomint Avell's,” Leonardtown, Stone's, Howard's, eX., 6:30, 7206, . 9:00, 10200, sn. Ney Sundeys, 7:45, Wednesdays, 7 a.m., for intermediate landings te 5S AM.; 12:00 noon, 12:45, Colonial .. Bushwood, Kock Point, Colton’s, | 3:45, 4:30, 5:15, ‘ Leonardtown, Abell's, Nomint Creek, Piney Point, } 11:20 P.M. St. George's Island, Smith Creek, Coan and Yeocu- Vernon, week dy ico rivers. 11200 A.M; 5, 2208. Ngaturdaye, 7 a.m., for Intermediate landings to | * Far Mi, Vernon, Sunda 7:45, Colonial ‘h, Bushwood, Rock Polnt, Colton's, | noon, 2:15, 3:45, P.M. Nomint Creek. For Aritngton ‘and A. (See schedule in effect her 13, 1807.) 8:00, 8:50, 10:05, 1 ©. W. RIDLEY, Geol. Manager. 3:20, Ss anges CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Webster Law building, 605 D st. n.w., Wi - ton. D.C. Residence. No. 3 Mount Vernon Fate, New York ave and 9th st. n.w. eels ‘member of the” BT, Rae Ofice, registered ‘eollcttor of American and. for- class tickets at station, carried, Pp... ELERY \UMLOUND, 707 G et., opposite patent office. ae