Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1898, Page 14

14 ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS Shortage of Clerk of Gas Largely In- creased. INVESTIGATION MADE OF HIS BOOKS Election of His Successor Post- poned Until Tuesday Next. GENERAL AND PERSONAL ot Evening Star Bureau, < No. 520-King st., Bell Telephone, No. 106, ALEXANDRIA, Va., February 3, 1898. ‘The council chamber was crowded with spectators at the meeting of the city coun- cil last right, called fo"take action in re- gard to the removal of Mr._R. Theodore Cook, clerk of the gas, who has been ab- sent from the city for the past ten days, and who, it is alleged, is short in his ac- counts. When the councif'was-called to order the message of the mayor was read as follows: “Owing to the serious complications in the affairs of the-clerk’s office-of the city gas works, I have convened the members of the city council this evening to report to them, as the representatives of the peo- ple, matters which have been brought to my notice, and to report also’ that I have this day removed Mr..R..T. Cook from his position as clerk of said city gas works for misconduct in dffice and for negiect of duty, evidenced by the fact of his erratic departure from the city and official service; his persistent silence and continued ab- sence during the period of great excitement incident to his unexplained behavior; vio- lation of the laws requiring him to deposit within twenty-four hovers afier their re- ceipt all nfoneys received by him, and gen- eral irregularities in the management of his office records. “These are the acts that impel the re- moval of an old corporation official and that thrust upon me an unpleasart re- sponsibility, which I can neither consci- entiously nor consistently shirk. Mr. Cook, in his report to the city couacil at its last meeting, exposed a difference of more than +00 between the amounts received and deposited by him. The discovery of this discrepancy, Mr. Cook's inexplicable ab- sence and the general ignorance of our citi- zens as to his whereabouts, were more than sufficient to excite the gravest appre- hensions, and prudence, born of these fears, suggested prompt measures. An Examination Ordered. “The security company in which the clerk was bonded was notified, a meeting of the committee on light was held and Saturday afternoon the difference as ad- mitted by Mr. Cook in nis report was de- Posited with the city treasurer. Monday morning, January 31, 1898, I directed two ef our bonded officers, Auditor Price and Deputy Treasurer Normoyle, to take charge and Mr. Cook was summoned through let- ter left at his home to appear Wednesday, Februar: SUS, and show cause why he ot be removed from office. He jailed to appear and his office is now va- he report of the auditor and deputy treasurer which is herewith appended demonstrates more clearly than words of the jute nm y and vital im- portance of throwing sround the clerk's offic: for w rigid environment the office erable one, its dignity the privileges and unt joyed by its “It is an offic of safeguards, n exceedingly hon- in nowise justifies mmeled liberties en- umbents. should be shorn of pwers, it is e in which ary could equitable accom- inution ‘of responsibility. Com- mittees cf council could possibly examine monthly without extraordinary labor the accounts of the office and thus prevent needless employment of an expert annual- ly: Someone whould be. ann check upon the clerk of the gas and the latter should be 1 Fort, at brief intervals, the treasurer and at some officer, and thus verify of vouchers the cor- 1 acts.” The Oficial Report. Following the message of the mayor was the report of Deputy Treasurer Normoyie and Auditor Price, which had been made at the request of the and which mayor, to take charge 5 ake a cursory or partial examination of its books to ascer- ain th> condition of esaid office, we beg leave to report: “We thought it well to best we could in the limited time at our dispe book and journal, as on with the deposits 2 city treasury by Mr. R. T. We find, from the journal, s from gas, from June 1, 1, 18Y8, amount to $10,- posted in the ledger under “Gas Accounts.” The coilec examine, as 08.47, the » tions from gas bills from January 1 to which i: id of Is, 2 shown on the cash book, amount 41. Th> grand total from the re- of gas from the beginning of t ry June 4, makes a total of $16,- There has been d+posited in the educed largely de by Mr. Cook in his report 5 nents mi: which he to council, T: ecured), amounting ainst the gas and elec- by the clerk amount nced to the employes * Works during the month of January to $245 eheck and cash on worthless check, $2: 1 of $1.9 is part bout pay. the shortege gas eccounts. Showing of Receipts. “In the report made to council Tuesd: Jsnuary by the clerk of the g gives receipts from old gas bills, and re: = from other gas making a total of $13,498.53. stated that the books !m the z receipts from gas of $14,000. “Referring again to the report of the clerk made to the city council January 25, the following items are stated as receipts: Sale of old iron, $131.12; ete ‘k making a total of been paid into the gas cash book nor journal y entry or entries on these ac- » ror dees any entry occur in the ledger: so by the clerk's own figurés there is an a rent shortage in receipts from coke, tar, lime and iron of $1,919.05. ‘In the month of May, 1897, there is no entry in the journal of any character. The cesh book ends suddenly in May, 1807, and nothing !s shown on it, so far as we have been able to discover, of the. source from which the balance, $2; 54. was trans- ferred, although that amount isthe firs: entry of June 1, 1897, and is the amount to the credit of the gas fund as shown by the books of the city treasurer and city auditor. “We made no examination of the ac- counts prior to June 1, 1897 These figures were hurriedly made from the records left by Mr. Cook.” pane Based on Cook's Figeres: The Star reporter had a talk with the deputy treasurer and the auditer this morn- irg. Both stated that their report was based solely on the correctness of the clerk's figures, and after allowing him every possible credit, including several notes and checks, which the auditor char- acterized as not being “worth the paper they are written on,” bases an t shortage of $1,190.42 in addition’ | “the friends Saturday afternoon. At the conclusion of the reading of the report, Councilman John H. Green moved count that the election of Mr. Cock’s successor be postponed until the regular meeting of council, Tuesday night next, and his mo- tion was adopted. Police Court. In the police court this morning P. H. Davis, who has been locked up at police headquarters for several days, was fined $5, with the alternative of serving twenty days on the chain gang, for disorderly con- duct and abusive language to officers on duty. hur’ Lee, charged with disturb- ing Saugus cece was fined $2.50. In default he wil serve ten days on the chain gang. Pirates of Penzance. The comic opera, “Pirates of Penzance,” is te be presented at the Opera House by “Sharps and Flats,” the local musical or- ganization, for the benefit of the Alexan- dria library. The presentation of the “Pi- rates of Penzance” bids fair to outdo that of “Pinafore” recently made by the same organization. Brevities. George Mason Council, Royal Arcanum, will give a banquet the 15th instant. There were twenty lodgers at police head- quarters last night. State Senator Mushbach has returned to Richmond. Mr. J. H: Price, who has been ill for some time past, is able to be out again. + CASTELAR ON THE CUBAN WAR, He Compares It With the Former War and Declares It is Worse. From the New York Tribune. Emilio Castelar, the great statesman and writer, who was president of the Spanish republic in 1873, kas been for some years, ard is still, the principal contributor to the “Nouvelle Revue Internaticnale,” publish- ed by Mme. Letizia Rattazi de Rute. In the latest number of that review Castelar continues on the Cuban question the series of his articles, from which the following paragraphs merit special attention: We can affirm that never before has this Cuban question, now of £0 exceptional gravity, troubled our souls, agitated our nerves, alarmed our intzrests and absorbed our home and foreign policy se much as it does at the present hour. In revolutionary times we did not bleed the country with those numerous armies as we do now,which came so near wearing out the flower of youth in the desolated ambushes of Cuba. In the revolutionary times we left to the islard the duty of sustainirg the war at its own expense, and we contributed only to the recruiting of volunteers, who were al- ways well paid and quite satisfied. In the revolutionary times we were not divided atout the Cuban questicn, because we con- sidered it as an eminently national ques- tion. In the revoluticnary times we isolat- ed the war in the eastern part of the island and made it impossible to invade the fer- tile plantaticns of tobacco, coffee and su- gar cane, which were she'tered by a wise de‘ense uring the whole period of the rev- clution. In the revolutionary times we an- svecred the United States with the noble pride of a p2cple conscious of its strengtn, 2rd we confined the transatlantic war within such bounds that it never went out of the limits of an ordinary riot, though it was the source of some injury to the moth- er count In those times there was a fine crganization. Patrician families of the old colo: and pre-slavery regime directed it; it was governed by the most experienc- ed mer in administrative affairs; a very well-made constitution formuiated its prin- ciples, and a well-orgarized party supplied the war with soldiers and money contribu- tions. And we so well kiew how to sur- mount all obstacles by keeping the war Within the narrowest limits, that, thanks to its little impertance, it could hardly be compared with the struggle maintained étring some thirty years by the Dutch at Sumatra. But we are now in.an epdch when there is blowing over Europe the wind of a mania for territorial extension. * * * Canovas del Castillo left to us. on the day of his death, the Cuban question submerged in a pool of tears and of bicod. * * * In Eu- rope the climate is neutral between the batants, while in America it fights inst us, in favor of car enemies. When we send our soldiers there it is to fight against men; and it happens that these unfortunate heroes and martyrs must fight. at the same ie, against the ele- ment othing excites the enthusiasm of the Spanish soldier more than to have in front of kim a tangible and palpable ene- ny; on the contrary, nothing ciscourages r@ unnerves him more than to nave, in- tead of armed rebels, to fight invisible mi- crobes. Z We must consider there tropical wars subjected to other rules than those prac- ticed in European conflicts. They are main- tained upon inaccessible mountains, favor- ed by inextricable defiles and accompanied by the cholera in the water, by miasmatic fevers in the air, or by devastating and frightful sunstrokes. When it is impossible to in time; when ene dees not re- ceive any challenge, and when space is in- svfficient to assemble for fighting: when an emy flees away in all directions, and when you are exposed to diseases caused by heroic fights, it is nezessary to accom- modate to such unfaverable circumstances the plan of a war in Which our experience ot help us, which our tactics cannot know because the law of the great number, Gi in all great fights, is in Cuba gen- impotent in the pursuit of rebels. pensable, at first, to get accli- adapt one’s self to the surround- a colcnial army he ba: and the model of these heroic Cuban volunteers and the Phil- itpine mnilitias, whick were so useful re- cently in sustaining cur trop'eal wars, where nev soldiers are marching like sheep or running like shadows. There is no doubt that our Cuban war, which must and will end in th» victory of the peninsula over {ts ungrateful colonists, wovld have avoided rous evils and had a less acute phase stead of transporting from the old workl into the new an agglomeration of soldiers such as history has never before cbren'cled, we had confined ourselves to guarding our villages and opposing with in- trenchments and cther defensive works an inp ible barrier to the rebels who were tempted to pass from the sterile regions of the eastern part of the islend to the more fertile oves of the western part. ae William Waldorf’s Big Tree in Place. From the New York World. William Waldorf Astor has left London for a tour of some weeks on the continent. He purposes to visit Rome, and possibly extend his journey to Cairo. Before leav- ing Cliveden he saw placed in a permanent position the gigantic table made from a cross section of a California redwood tree, large enough to seat forty persons. It has been set up in the open air, in the center of a greensward, some distance from the house, in a place known as “The Half Moon,"" on account of the form of sur- sounding trees and shrubs. It is close to the spacious gymnasium and covered ten- nis courts recently erected at great cust. The table has been so arranged as to pre- sent the appearance of a growing tree cut off at the stump. It is supported by two iron girders, and two thick copper bands have been placed around it to prevent split- Ung. A subterranean passage has been tun- neled around ft. The wager dinner to forty Suests cannot be given on the table until summer. 22. —______ Clothing the Heathen. From the Atlanta Constitution. A colored evangelist, who was soliciting subscriptions for “de po’ heathen sinners what live ‘crost de ocean,” said in the course of his remarks: “Des think er dem, dear brotherin—dem po’ benighted people—goin’ aroun’ stark raked in a climate"dat’s ez hot ez de place whar lots er you is gwine ter! Not a stitch er cloze ter day back!” pone just mere an old deacon arose and said: “May I ax de brudder one question?” “Yes, suh; en two, ef you likes.” “Well,” exclaimed the deacon, bringing his fist down on the pew railing, “‘what I wants ter know is dis: What does dem naked heathen want wid cloze in a climate ez hot a3 dat? In my opinion, what dey raly necd mos’ is umbrellas: $e. Overd on the Pyramid. From the Chicago Tribune. _ The cyclist and his cycling bride, who were making the tour of Egypt, stood on top of the great pyramid and for some mo- ments contemplated in silence the his- Stretching oat his hand he uttered Na- THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY,. FEBRUARY 3, 1898-14 PAGES. CABINET AND CONGRESS | ben aner Weslo Gaines, John Wesley, Tenn. Gibson, Henry R., 5 , Charles W,, N.Y. ‘k H.. 52 B st. n.e. DUE TO CLEVELAND'S PRESENCE. 826 14th st. n.w. Real Estate is Rising im Price in AUCTION SALES. SUTURE DAYS. Gillet, Charles Pee ¢ state, John Sherman, | “illett, Frederick H 6 16th st. n.W~| pom the Newark Advectioes DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS, Secretary of e, Jo! | Graff, Joseph - il... tl % , ee : she, Secrtayy of the ‘Treasury, Loman | G°iti Monash, Win -eikia Vero ave | gitbed’ns MOT of Princeton, who ts de-| TEED AAs 05, FUE OE, eamax | TERE SME Gr UAL ANE TROD e retary 0! e 5 Griffin, Mic! pious » Verm a) t U x L PERTY, NE s J. Gage, 1715 Massachusetts avenue. Griggs, James M., Ga. 4323 scribed as a farmer and editor, gives the | SECOND STREET. BETWEEN A ASD oRASy ATH AND ON STREETS NORTHWEST, ‘information to the world that Mr. Cleve- land's residence in Princeton has increased the price of real estate 50 per cent. “That is to say,” says Mr. Gifford, “Mr. The Secretary of War, Russell A. Alger, 1601 K street northwest. The Secretary of the Navy; John D. Long, the Portland. NUMBERED 1220 FIFTEENTH STKEET. By virtue of a deed of trust to us, soy in Liver 1874, follo 310 et seq. one of the land records of the District of Colauibia, we will sell, at the request of the party wed therets RI. ave. iw. ‘hran CAPITOL STI d - Grosvenor, Charles H.,.Ohio,.Th aie ee nan BROHTHEAST, | NEAT virtue @ certain deed Liber No. 2015, at folio S$ et sey. une GP Te ee records of the District of Cotembia we san ae recorded: 7 of the premises, “on NESDAY, The Attorney General, John W. Griggs, Cleveland’s coming at the same time with 1 Premises, on FRIDAY. | T! NINTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. the Arlington. - Several New York millionaires has turned Fe O° 00 Me See ak = QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M The Secretary of the Interior, Cornelius | Handy, Levin Irving, ++-b,-..The ford} the attention of a certain class of people ‘subdivirion in’ square 738, together with | Wed described land and premi N. Bliss, Arlington annex. Harmer, Alfred C., Pa. @.1239 Vt. ave. nw. | to Princeton ‘as a place of residence, with ements. thereon. ‘This property is "im. | Cy of Washington and ie District’ of ‘The Postmaster General, James A. Gary, | Hartman, Chas. S., Mowt.1719 Ore. ave.n.w. | this effect upon values. 1 know a man who y pearly new brick dwellings. Fe ‘and seventeen (117) "of Ruduiph 1701 Connecticut avenue. - Hawley, R. B. ‘Texas.y.....The Hamilton | has’just sold for $30,000 a farm for which | a5 pers wie ee schmidt’s sabdivision of ‘a part. of original ioe The Secretary of Agriculture, James Wil- | Hay, James, V1 ~-ssae+seee,-The Colonial | he paid $7,000, and incidents of thise kind . rete coe cight and nine <8 and 9), in equal . son, 2101 S street northwest. - Heatwole, Joel P., Minny...» 1435 K st. 0.W. | are by no means uncommon.” time of sale on each house and hundred and twelve (212), as the same appears of Hemenway, James A., Iyid.1792 10th st. n.W. |. ‘This is valuable information for the state cH . record tm the Lee eee ee Cee Senators. Henderson, David B., Iowa Normandie} board of taxation, as well as for the local of Columbia in subdivision book Ne. 13, at follo Henry, Charles L., Ind-¢. .1817 1 tax assessors. If Mr. Gifford speaks truly, | —!925-d&ds itn ae caae eae ae The names of senators who have reached S Ad rays, legen and being a farmer and editor there is a double guarantee of his veracity, then we shall expect to see assessed valuations in ‘Princeton jumped 50 per cent next year. As Mr. Cleveland's property must have advanced in value to correspond with all FUTURE DAYs, PEREMPTORY SALE OF rses and Mules the city are given below, with their ad- dresses: Aldrich, N. W., R. 1 nances to the same ing or in wise ap- rtaining, subject to a certain deed of trust for Firo00, dated Trecember' 1. 188, and recorded Dee cember 21, 1883, with the accrued interest due thereunder, amount of which will be stated at the sale. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money .1308 R.st. n.w. Hepburn, Wiltlam i, Yowa. 114 ©, Cap at. lepburn, William’P., Iowa. a a Hicks, Josiah D., Penn. -Willard’s Hilborn, Samuel G., Cal. 0. :The Arlington Del. ave. n.e. Ho AT the rest, he cannot object to the increased |S. BENSINGER'S HORSE ANI in cash, the balance in one and two years, at @ acer Dosen ean sessment, especially in view of the hand- BAZAAK, NO. 010 LA AVES ee AGE ig Se Pe Soe Baker, Lucien, Kan. some compliment which the real estate| on sartnpay property eokd, or all cack, at the agtion of fee pant Berry, J. H., Ark. ; market in Princeton has thus paid to him. | qt rE O'CLOCR eh NG CEBRUARY FIFTH, | Chaser.” A deposit of $300 required at the time oF Burrows, Julius C 1404 Mass. ave. ‘The Bangroft Sa aS oe LIAM SHOEMAKER "OF HAGERSTOWS, Mak of the pacha, Teter at titre te om sted Butler, M., N.C. .219 8 st. nw. Md. ave. n.e. A Bigher Valu this tock ct Horees. Mares and Mules. “Among | ‘with within ten dase" from date of salty comes Caffery, Donelson, La 2110 0 st From Puck. Brat clase Praag Ml be found sonie Beary. | the trumtnce feserve the rigt te Seal the eeopeaes Garter, ‘Thos. Ht, Mont.--i433 Stoughton at | Hull, John ALT, tows 1 an orth my ctahe o ese lane | See eect Mai a te a of | See Scie aah Te Chandier, W. E., N. ...1421 1 st. | Hurley, Denis M., Ni P aa, 10902 Mit. "SHOEMAKER some newspaper pablixied in W on. D, Ghitton, HY Texas. Jenkins, John. J, Wis Klondike Bridegroom — “Worth your | stuck “WITH “TH EaMigSPURCTED 7! Fe ARN Poet, Clark, C. D. Wyo. Johnson, Martin Clay, A. S., Ga. 'N. GASHERIE DE WITT, Trustee, Jones, William A., Va. 18 2 H PE- Weight in gold, pet? Why, blame my eyes, | CIALLY TO SUIT THIS MARKET “BL YES | _ja27-4&ds 1385 F ost A df-I don’t think you're worth your weight | WILL FIND IN THIS a 1 WS LOT JUST WHAT you == Jones, witttem, C., Wash. 826 6th = aa in canned goods!” WiTnote oe OE TIVELY BE SOLD DUNCANSON BROS.;. AUCTIONEERS. Joy, Charles ¥., -The Ar —_—_~+oo—____ ALSO v INIMPROVED Kelley, John E., 8: D. -31 C st, ne. | AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTA’ . | 20 Head of Horses and Mf: ABLE UNIMPR: Kerr, Winfield 8., Ohio. The Fredonia STATE, ee | ortice, to be ead and Mares consigned by local NORTH WEST oF Want of wee. In bie lot sult for an; ese, ma for any business. Ketcham, John H., N. ¥. King, William 'H., Utah. Kirkpatrick, Witlam-. .The Hamilton are some good ones, NCE By virtue of a certsin deed of trust to us, dated Today. Elking, S. B., W. V: Duncanson Bros., Aucts., 9th and D sts. n.w.— Fairbanks, C. W., Ind... . Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Ha: Pa..The Richmond Tras . 5 4 arness, &c. October 14, 1895, and duly recorded October 14, tees’ sale of dwelling No. 1010 H st. n.w., on (SALE” PEREMPTORY) 08 ber No. SUG3. folie ton ~4 ee Sea ore rene meee tr eee ate eect SHODAL | Gosia, Coearaa cay ati acon orci ar | see 8. BENSINGER, “Auctioneer. | Jend’ records: of the Dieirict of Comey hed ne he Hamilton 1900 Mass. ave. Knowles, Freeman, 8. D. Albert F. Fox and Louis P. Shoemaker, trustees. the request of the prrty mecured thereby, we, C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. igned trustees, ‘The Elsmere ; Knox, William S., Mass. Duncanson Bros., Aucts., 9th and D sts. n.w.— 3 : spre ge PS — <i Se 3 Tee Kuip, Mcnroe‘H... Pa. ‘Trustees’ sale of tract of land on east side of 14th | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF NO. 1702 FLORIDA AVE- ENTH DAY of FEBRUARY, 1893. at i Lacey, John F., Iowa: st. road near Piney Bsanch bridge, and on Spring E NORTHWEST. THREE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described lend and premises, situate in, the city of Wi ington, in the District of Columbia, and design: y. -218 N. Cap. si John, Va = 5 ee ‘Bid’ North Gap'tol st. By virtue of a Landis, C. B.;-Ind. certain deed of tae nate. eed of trust, recorded in at folio 315 et seq.,’ of the land records of the District of Columbia, we will sell, st. road, on Thursday, February 3, at 4 o'clock p.m., Andrew B. Duvall and Charles C. Cole, .The Arlington Lanham, Sam’l W: T., Texas.The National. | trustees. at public auction, in front of the premines, on wy De F Hansbrough, H. C. ave-| Latimer, Asbury C.. 8. C......,--.--::.-- = || Thomas Dowling & Co., Auets., 612 E st. n.w.— TURSDAY, FEBRUARY FIFTEENTH, A.D. tone, | O62 Semaen ee ee pate ee car 1741 G st. es ‘Rufus me Ga: nerhe Cairo | Trustees’ sale of dwelling No.” 2003 New York Gescribed real estate: sitccte be tee ne lowing ms of sale: One-third of the purchase money situate in the city of Wash- awley, Jon, ington, in said Dis: All of lot numbered three (3) of Jesse D Gibbs" subdivision of square num- bered one hundred and forty-nine (149), as recorded in the office of the surveyor of said District in Liber No. 19, folio 94, together with the improve- ‘ave. n.w., on Thursday, February 3, at 4 o'clock p.m. Wm. Redin Woodward and Ashley M. Gould, trustees. to be paid in eaeh, and the balance In two equal installments, payable in one and two yents, with interest at six (6) per centum per annum, payable semi-annually from day of sale, secured Vy decd of trust upon the property sold. or all cash, at Lewis, E. B., Ga. .6b1 N.C. ave. s.e. 141 Littauer, Luetus N. Little, John Si, Ark. ‘Tomorrow. " option of the purchoser. A deposit of 5200 om e. | Livingston, Leonida: Bs Duncanson Bros., Aucts., 9th and D sts. n.w.— | ments, consisting of a. three-story ‘browmatone | te opt = 1122 Vermont av: 4 runner T., Mo. 215 _E. Cap. st. * gale of dwellings on 2d st. bet. A and | dwell Xo. 1702 Florida avenue northwest, ench lot will be required of the purchaser at the -216 North Capitol st. 3 sth A The Bierets | Trustees es a bet. One-third cash, balance in equal instah. | time of sale. a4 conveyancing, eecerding and bo. ..-Cochran ud, Euge! “ey - st - Ne, Friday, Feb 4, at . 2 1 fe t ti tof th ‘4 ites aaeaeaet Loudenslager, H. C.; N. --Willard’s Soe pee eta Beujepin soa Waller (Gi per eemtutl peceeeeen Thevelae een Bale" to be “complied with wit ts 210 North Capitol | Love, W. F., ‘Miss..........11.. The National | 5° O0rk Pm. Charles | from day of sale, secured By deed ot ee numually, | Gay of sale, .-1435 K st. n.w. Lovering. Ay ‘m. c. “Mase. 105 N ae a si Oe Property sold. or all cash, at the option of the pur- ) THEht te resell the pr pert st. w, Phiiip B., N. ¥.... ..The: chaser. a walt Mason, We gonad Bat nw | Lybrand, Archibald, Ohio....-The Hamilton AUCTION SALES. Spiele, All comvertncing ae purchaser's cust a ous. a. - Mas: : complied with within te other on . McEnery, 8. D., La. See eee ean a waninn: <omna ieee THIS AFTERNOON. Wise the trusteen reserve the right to resell’at rex | _J031-G&ds Sa Trastees. McLaurin, Be: a * 4 and cost of the defaulting purchaser. JAMES F. HOOD, No. 1405 G st. n.w., McMillan, Jam McClellan, Geo. B., N. Y.1445 R. I. ave. n.w. THOS. J. OWEN, AUCTI Mills, R. Q., Texas. . THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEELS, No. 612 E st. n.w. % McCullock, Philip D., Ark....La Normand! GEORGE J. PEET, SALE OF OHIO NATIONAL BANK eT che ‘The Portner | McDonald, John, Md. TRUSTEES’ SAL¢ OF FRAME DWELLING, No. | te3-d&ds On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at Money, H. D., Miss. 5 4% st. n.w.| McDowell, John’ A., : 2003 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWPS POUR O'CLOCK. | FEERUARE Morfill, Justin 8, Vt, i théras circle | McEwan, ‘Thomas, r., N. oh girth of a doed of trust to us, dated August | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & premises, the following described Morrill, Justin ‘i been oc, , 1894, and recorded in Liber follo 435 pilots ; Murphy, Ed., jr. N. ¥ yiol K-st, nw. | McIntire, William W., Md. Re , of the lana records of the District of Colum- | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A. SIX ROOM In the city of 1 ised Yor alum, Ison, Knute, Minn. .. .649 East Capitol st. | McMillin, pons, s {Normandie | bia,’we will'sell at public auction, in front of t HOUSE AND FOUR VACANT LOTS «. fag egg ap i tot 1. in equar xe — = oer 4 Metropolitan | McRae, Thomas C., Ark..The Metropolitan | premises, on MONDAY, JANUARY THIRT! PEIRCE STREE N sown actus ee Rational Bank buildin i tua eek OONGal Riggs | Maddox, John W., Ga. a FIRST, 1898, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P-M., the fol- FERS ARTHUR STREE’ ing on eaten, “uniture and Getues tite Perkins, G.-C. Cal )'Q' st. n.w. | Magutre, James G., Cal iggs House | lowing’ described, land and premises, eing the COSTIA, I a ng pettierew tre Le a D. Ae ae Mahany, Rowland B., N. ¥..1725 H st. n.w. | cast half of sublot two (2), in square south of | By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in 2 enrose, . eee - - 2 >, a square one hundred and four (104), as said lot 1s designated op the recorded plat in’ Book N. K., page 146, of the records of the survesor’s office of Mahon, Thaddeus M., Pa. Mann, James R., UL. 623 Marsh, Benjamin F., ae Md. ave. Liber 1761. folio 402 et seq.. one of the land rec- ords for the District of Columbia, and at the re- «quest of the party secured thereby, the undersign- ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, one-third in one year and one-third in two years, Pettus, E. W., Ala. ments te bear 5 per cent Interest. , and to be se eS Marshall, Gi the Distilct, of Columbia, together with the im- | ed trustees will offer for sale by public uct rollin Pic ney Shai Cc i larshall, George 7 provements thereon, in front e | premise: on MO 1 ed of the bidder at time of sale. F ifiel t Martin, aries: ‘erms: re 2 < 28 mn HS ditions made known on day of sab By order of ae eaerevanee in, Charles H. T One-third cash, balance in one or two | FOURTEENTH DAY. OF] FEBU AIRY = ~ pte 2 Maxwell, Samuel, Neb yeurs, to suit purchaser, ‘to be secured by deed of | 1898, AT FOUR O'CLOCK the board <f directors uf the Ohio National Bank. Quay. M. 8.. Pa... Ae erect | reckinog: Danide-Onio rust op property, sold. or all cash, at purchaser's | descitbed real, estate ‘situate ‘i jatO-1m, TAYLOL. President, Rawlins, -Portlan » 7 = +S option, ‘Terms to be complied wi thin fifteen | Washington, District of oe z =, Roach, Wr. N ; +1817 Ycte st. | Mercer, David H.. Neb....1303 Roanoke st. | Gays trom sale. otherwise trustees reserve right | thoes eectein pees or base ante DUNCANSON Bi Auctioneers. Sewell, W. J., N. J. Normandie | Mesick, Wm. S., Mich........212 N. Cap. st. to advertise and resell at defaulting purchaser's | jums known end distinguished as and bei S(Gikealdahion scien Meyer, Adolph, La.. 1700 Q st. n.w. | cost. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Good | numbered one hundred and sixty (160), one han- ALUABLE IMPROVED G. L.; Idahi flormandie | Meyer, ph, phoup. Ges, tdaho- Miers, Robert W., Ind.gThé Congressionai | title or uo sale. dred and sixty-one (161), one hundred ‘and sixty- 1142. 1144. 1145, 1148, Smith, J., jr., N. J SI CD sr Big tl eet a Tae The Varn WM. REDIN WOODWARD, Trustee. | two (1¢2), one hundred and sixty-three (163) and 1151 Spooner, e Cc. oH oe aa uate axe Mills, ‘Daniel W., ill..........1342 T st foes pores M. GOULD, eee : yee —_ eS ( a). in a peceaes, XD & vm. M. seeee ci Dan wa teons _ 1.W. Est. n.w. | subdivision of Uniontown (now Anacostia), D. 3 Tilman? Be 8! Cae c2 10081. Capitol | Minor, Edward &., Wis 49D st. we, | I1o-deds — F together ‘with all the imapiwvements. Tights, eu HST Teller, HZ, > ., Col 1431 BR. I. ave. | Mitchell, Jno. Murray, Nr¥.831 18th st. CFYTHE. ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN| ‘Terms: One-third cash, the in one und y Thurston, J. 'M., Ne he ( > | Moody, Wm. H., Mass. 916 15th &t. nw. | consequence of the ther until THURSDA with interest’ from th y of anle at virtue of a certain deed of trast to ns, dat OD Sr Moon, John A, Tenn. 3 Gth st. now. | FEBRUARY THIRD, 1898, same hour and piace. per annum, secured by deed of trast 19, 1893, and duly recorded Turner, G., Wash pour : "1205 Coun UW: | By ordér’ of the Trastees. Ja31-d&ds perty sold, or all cash xt the option of 163, e lund Turley, T. B., Tenn. Bene aes paca -2.-.1225 Conn. ave. DUNCANSON BR AUCTIONEERS. the purchaser. A deposit of $200 requi upon Turple, David, Ind udd, ey E., NSON NEERS. acceptance of bid. If the terms of sale are not complied with in 15 days from the day of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the property, Walthall, E. C., Miss Warren, F. E., Wyo Newlands, Francis G., Nev: | Northway, Stephen. A., Ohio. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE VERY DESIRABLE, 1848 Wyoming ave. -The Riggs Wellington, G.’1., Ma. Nopmandle | Norton, James, 8. C.-/-+-The, Metropoliian | XO. 1010 if STREET NOWTHWESE NC” | ae tbe, isk and cost ofthe defaulting purchase, roy eoaeeeee eel tas eee Wetmore, G. P., R. I 1609 K street | Norton, James A., Ohio,. Seige VOnDUaN) ny virtse of a! certain deed of trust. ated Gc | Sst ane Sess stcetioument, of secs remme Bi situate in the c ty of Washin White, Stephen M.. Cal. 411 K st. n.w, | Odell, Benj. B., jr, N. ¥....1426 K st. n.w. | tober 10, 1£96, and recorded in Liber No. 2160, i TeniGeae nea: ete., at the pu Columbia, and designated as & Wilson, Jno. L., Wash -The Cairo | Ogden, Henry W., La.cs..cece eee —— | {clio 2 et seq., one of the land records of the Dis: z z wed within ¢ Olmstead, Marlin E., Pa...-The Shoreham OSborne, John E.; Wyow..826 14th st. n.w. Otey, Peter J., Va.. The Oxford Otjen, Theobold, Wis. el. ave. ne. Overstreet, Jesse, In 702 19th st. n.w. trict of Columbia, and at the request of the hold- ers of the notes secured thereby, we will sell, at auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the THIRD DAY of FEBRUARY, A.D. 1898, at HALF-PAST FOUR P.M., part ‘of ‘original’ lot numbered nine (9), in square numbered three bun- {1221 Conn. ave. 1204 P st. n.w. Wolcott, E. O., Col Vest, G. G., Mo.. sq 117, cont ing metes ard bounds, street at the northeast fe3-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEER: S$ SALE OF VALUABLE U corner of said square running thence south a feet; thence west 140 feet 10 inches ES Representatives. 250 Representatives have arrived and are lo- PRov- o Packer, Horace B., Pa. -.-Willard’s | dred and férty-five (345), fronting seventeen (17) ED PROPERTY IN LE DROIT PARK. rear of lot; thence north along sald alley % cated as follows: Parker, Richard N. 6 st. n.w. | feet on H street and running back, with even By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated | and theme east 140 feet 10 inches to sald street = Payne, Sereno E.. 3 1767 Q st. n.w. | Width, forty-seven (47) feet, and improved by a April 27, 1896, and duly recorded in Liber 21 of alee farts : Reed, Thomas B., Speaker....The Shoreham | Pearce, Charles E., Mo. The Arlington | three-story trlek dwelling, No. 1010 IH street | af fotlo 23. et sea.. one of the Iand records. ined within Acheson, Ernest’ F., Pa. “217, N. Cap. | Pearson, Richmond, N. G...-1...4B sti n.e. | "iuims of sale: One-third cash and balance in | We District of Columbia i sell, Inf Adams, Robert, jr., Pa... Metropolitan Club | Perkins, George-D.;. lowa....The Hamilton | one aud two years, with intereet at. the wie of FE er of square and the south W. C. Adamson, Ga. ‘The Varnum | Peters, M. S., Kan 1013 L st. n.w. six per cent ‘per annum, payable semi-annually. ¢ of north M streei, and running thence Alexander, De Elva S., N. ¥ Pierce, Rice A., Tenn +++-The Varnum | Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. $200 deposit described prope aot Sood Viet ations wet 4 bse = Allen, John M., Miss.. Pitney, M., N. Ju... ..Cochran | at time of EET F. Pex. city = Wash = ten Be wel Arvold, William C., Pa.... Plowman s 0 8.,5Ala- ES on Ole LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, Trustees, District of a ond described 22 follows: |G inches: theace west 80 fect to the line of eald Babcock, Joseph W., Wis . n.w. ; Powers, H. Henry, Vt. +The Riggs | jao1-aeds z Se Oe etree. The rorth any x arty ae as h street, and thence north along anid 39th Bailey, Jeseph W., Te: The Riggs | Prince, George W., Ill 00 Columbia st. Saee = aan PS ras A re ae poi pop erage street 62 feet G inches to the place of beginning, Baird, S. T., La The Wellington | Pugh, Samuel J., Ky 28 Towa circle EES ee & “te Barber’ € Company's eibdivision ‘ot Le | fogetber with the Improeeme wy pes Baker, Jehu, Ilin Mad. ave. n.e. | Quigg, Lemuel E., N. The Shoreham OSTEES’ SALE OF Droit Park, as said first named subdivision is | ot 23. in square | Tae. 1142, 1148 and “ TRUSTEES’ SALE Dic. | Story dwell Baker, William B. Ray, Seorke W...N. es The age LAND ON EAST reecrded inthe office of the sure Dis | ot dane | Ball, Thomas H., Te: eeves, Wal-‘er, ‘owa circ s ROAD trict of Columbia, Bankhead, John i Rta eee; Rhea, John 8., Ken............1013 E st. n.w- BRIDCB AND 0: the said parts of lots thirteen Barber, Isaac A., Md nn..1103 6th st. n.w. Richardsoa, Jas. D., Tei Barham, John A., Cal. 1 Ridgely, E. R., Kan SIXTEENTH 81 TREET, (14) being more particularly dese THROUGH THIS TRA bed Beginning for the same at the north: h frame dwellings in alley in rear of same. cr. The Ebbict je t, dul, ded in | of said lot thirteen (13) and running then erms of sale: One-third of the purchase mone Barlow, C. A., Cal 10 B st. n.e. | Rixey, John F., Va. Libze “1305, aly oi ot Ba one’ of the land | sixty (60) feet: thence west thirty-three: ( es paid incash and the tmlgace in tee soeet Barrett, William E., Mass....The Hamilton | Robb, Edward, Mo. ts record «f the District of Columbia, we will sell, | to the west line of sald lot fourteen (14) snetaljinents, payable tu ene ana tre with Barrows, Samuel J., Mass...424 E. Cap. st. | Robbins. Edward B., Pa......La Normandie | tn the ‘premiscs, on SATUR THE THIR: | with said west Line sixty (G0) feet: thence east | interect at sly 10) por column per am Bartholdt, Richard, Mo. .The Congressional | Robinson, James M., Ind.....2125 R st. n.w. | TEENTH DAY OF aR, ‘A.D. sor, AT | thirty-three (Si) feet to the place of bexinnin semi-annually, from day Bartlett, Charles L., Ga e Riggs | Royse, Lemuel W., Ind. The Ebbitt | FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., all that ain piece or | Terms of sale: A deposi tof $3 a Belden: ames so8 con | Russell, Charles A., Co ¢ Hamilton | parcel of land, in the District of Columbia, known | cach lot at time of sale. Terms o mn of the purchaser. and designated as part of “Padsworth” and of “Pleasant Plains’ tract, beginning for the same at a large stcne to the north of Piney Branch bridge, on the 14th street road. which stone is also the beginning of the first line of complied with within fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell any lot at risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser, All conveyancing and recording at pur- chasers C98. PRANKLIN H, MACKEY, Surviving Trustee, 501 D street n.w. N. Belford, Joseph M., N. ¥ Belkuap, Hugh R., IL Bell, John C., Col. Benner, Gecrge J., be vennett, Charles G., N. Benton, M. E., Mo. piece of property will bs req: at the time of wale. AM conve and notarial fees at the cost of ti Terms of sale to be complied with wi dia: from day of sale. ovherwise the trustees reser the right io resell the property in default at the after"tive Sayers, Joseph D., Tex. Settle. Evan E., -The Wellington Shafroth, John F., Col...1319 Kenesaw ave. Shannon, Richard C., N. Y. Shattuc, William B., Ohio. Shelden, Carlos D., Mich. :The Riggs 12th st. nw. --La Normandie ‘The Shoreham -; thence north sixty-one and a half (61%) d grees east ore hundred and ninety-elght (198) feet thence north d cost of the defaulting purchase: fe2-d&ds a s of such rean cng the line of the York estate; notice of suel : Berry, Albert S., Ky. ‘The Wellington frien (54) degrees east three bundred and WILLIAM E EDMONSTON, Bee Henry, Ae rie I Club fre relia cao rat 350) feet, along said dine to the orth: C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. CONSTANTINE H.W ss shop, Roswel ich. 2 A st. n.e. uford, A. C., N. east corner of the herein described tract; thence —_ : 5 Bland, Rickard P., Mo.....1919 17th st. n.w. | Simpkins, John, Mass......1717 K st. now. | south fifty-two and one-half (5214) degrees east | AUCTION SALE OF STOCK AND PERSON. L S Auaracieeesioner hie a ne Bodine, Robert N., Mo. 15 E. Cap. st. | Simpson, Jer: an. ee ose a sie, Geer. seat ee eee Tattle eine or antcben oe teens preme | ~ No. 622-624 F st. now. Jaz Booze, William S, Md La Normandie | Sims, T. W. Tenn. Hse Wegiita 1S csetald (600) digsece want teen Hameed ean | Gsaee ok tae motte ok Cobsaneas melon aoe: Botkin, Jeremiah D.. Kan. Skinner, Harry, N. C. thirty-bundredths (300.30) feet to an oak tree; | cial term for Orphans’ Court business, I will sell, Boutell, Henry S., Ill. Slayden, James L., Te: - 0-W- | thence south eighteen and three-fourths (18%) de- | at public auction, on SATU Boutelle, Charles A., Me. Smith, -.TheWellington | gices east one hundred and seventy-four and | DAY cf FEBRUARY, 1898, 3 BRICK HOUSE, NO. 2119 K STREET jomas J. Smith, 918 14th st. n.w. | ninety-hundredths (174.90) feet to what was the | 4 -M., thi ch C. G. Sloan & Co., at their auction THWEST. Brantley, W. G., G: Smith, -The Wellington | nerthwest corner stone of William Holmead’s rocms, No. 1407 G_ street — ao ne, city By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of Brenner, John L., Ohi Smith, 407 C st. s:e. | boundary;, thence’ north sixty-six and one-fourth | of Washington, District of Colunbia, the following ‘of Ce a in equity caase Brewer, Willis, ae (G64) Brewster, Henry C. N. Y. degrees west thirty-six and fifty-hundredths rty, belonging to the estate of the the District HA. KNAPP, deceased, to wit: rg Snover, Horace G., Mich h personal 1 propel RUDOLPE trustees will sell at Stone, William A., Pa. Strait, Thomas’J., S. C. Strode, Jesse B., Neb. Strowd, William F., N. C. Sturtevant, John C., Pa. Sullivan, William V., Mi: and twenty-hundredths (79.20) feet to. the be- ginning, containing about seven (7) acres, being the same land conveyed to Geo. B. Starkweather. in Liber 1372, folio 398, and 1193, folio 272, and ‘a’so all that piece or parcel of land adjoining the seme, known as lot rumbered one (1), of the Hol- within our room ollateral m $6 ‘SHARES EQUITABLE ENDOWMENT ASSO- CIATION STOCK. All parties interested will please take notice. Terms cash. x oy Reet 5 . a Southard, Jas. H..’ Ohio Oe vt aan aa atts tee Gees Sees ee, shares cf $50 each of the stock of the Cap- | PUblle auction, in front of the prevulwes. om Ml Broderick, Case, Kan. a] Southwick, George N., N. Y.....The Cairo | gcuth elgbty-four (84) degrees west two hundred |, North © Street and South Washington Rail- |p)” isos, aT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fa Brosius, Marriott, Pa. The Elsmere j Spalding, George, Mich....020 1ith st. n.w. | and twenty-seven and seventy-five-hundredths | way Company lowing described real estate, situate in the ley Broussard, Robt. F., La..The Metropolitan | Sparkman, Stephen M., Fla..1748 R st. now. | feet; thence south elghty and a Two Gola ‘atches, open face (Harris & Shafer | or Washington, District of Col s e + es is - 4) degrees west one hundr ishty-one | and Waltham of lot four (4), in square se peor een Ae og x eee Sperry. : Revemetabs Rca ne Bucking iets Sor” at senmrents. Galea) task to, er atone “One Sclitaire Diamond Ring. ing the east sixteen (16) fect feast of ls = ; CaP. st. | Sprague, Charles 8 Neti; | thence north ninetecn (19) degrees west two hun: | Nfiscellaneous lot of personal clothing and house- | depth thereof to au alley, and Brucker, Ferdinand, Mich. 6 B st. n.e. | Stallings, Jesse F., Ala. cd and sixty-three (263) fect along. the C: nold furniture and effects. as premises 2119 K st. Brumm, Charles N., Pa.. -Willard’s | Stark, Wm. L.. Neb...... Sen dine 10 scatones thence south aixty-tires (03), eee ‘Terms: Ove-third cash, one-third pasat Brundidge, Stephen, jr., Ark.... Wellington | Steele, Geo. W., Ind degrees west with the Hall lne along a wagon ‘OLIVER C. FISHER, Administrator, year, and one-third in two years, ‘deferred pays Bull, Melville, R. I -The Hamiitcn | Stephens, John H., Tex. rcad ore bundred and thirteen (113) feet; thence ja29-6t 1335 8 st. a. ments to be secured by notes and deed of trust Burke, R. E., Texas 18 3d st. s.e. | Stevens, F. C., Minn. south fifteen (15) degrees west fifty-six (56) feet: 2 = TER upon the property scld and to bear interest at the Burton, Theo. E., Ohio.....732 17th st. n.w.| Stewart, Alowanlen Wis Eh’ imentg-alcht. (20), degrees west wilh ead] oe es SOON = 00> AUCHONRERS: | sate st arc ger cent: por Happen hl ape yy Pe Butler, Thomas 8., Pa 1623 H st. n.w. | Stewart, James F., N. J. north twenty-eight (28) degrees west wil = ‘ aed Ng eg gi ga a -W. 5 “» N. vo hundred and five (205) feet to a polut LLATERAL SECURITY AT AUCTION. 'A deposit of’ $100 to be made npon ‘the Callahan, James Y.,.Okia 24 A st. n.e. | S@okes, J. William, 8. C oct Tacs Tanck Welgs, imee eats aprees SO MONDAY. EEDREARY “8 - A.D. | day of sale. Terms of sale to be complied with cummed. samen pares Ree Stone, Charles W., Pa six and one-balf (76%) degrees east seventy-nine | yg9¢, AT TW & O'CLOCK M. xin fell, | to 15 days from day of sale. otherwise the trus- ‘annon, Joseph G., Ill. e Cochran 920 Penna. ave. nav. by virtue tees reserve the right previons advertisement some newspaper published in resale in om, BD. C, All conveyancing, recording, etc., at the ‘cost of of mi Washingte the “hi x Chickering, Chas. A., N. ¥...The Hamilton purchaser. rderit the north and west line BY ORDER OF THE HOLDER. ROBERT H. TERRELL, Trustee, Glardy, John D. Ky! The Varnum | Sulloway, Cyrus -A.’N Br Spring, street, and" lying adjacent to the soutn | T2280 - e = epwanp foi tigi Fe nw. lark, Champ, Mo. 2 st. n.e. n “Neb. it lines of the Lewis land and sout the ia : . Truster, Clark, Samuel M., iowa The Hobie | gqucneriand, B.D. Neb.. SES faa ‘ot W. J; Hees. which was transferred from Handsome Four-story an 3028-2hde Rag ts a Clayton, Henry B.. Ala. -408 Gi arenes | Talbert, W, Jasper,'s. 6... 8 mn st, new. | Wm ln Lien Coenen niet | Basement Press-brick | xorrcacnes SAUR_OF VALUATLE PROP- ae Henry D.. Ala. . 108 6th st. n.w. | Tate, Parish Carter, Ga 230: A ats ie, 05;, tree therone, July 2s eee, teenth with alt ERTY IN’ PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, < LW. 04 14th st. n.w. 1740 P Tawney, James A., Minn. Taylor, Robert W., Obio NEAR WASHINGTON. By virtue of the power contained in 2 mci Residence, No. fleges and apyurtenances to the same belonging or Cochrane, Aaron v 8., N. ¥..The Hamilton in anywise appertaining. .-The Portlend Codding, Jas. H., Pa..1418 Hopkins pl. n-w. | ‘Taylor, Geetee Wo. Ale 20 3a st. s.e.| ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance ‘In one Street Northwest, Near | tom Henrietta c: stetzerott, the u Bane 0, sta. Colson, David G., Ky -The Regent | pen, "will ee Lark. “cUphe Metro; lita: 1 | and two years, with interest from day of sale at A ctii tion at hville, in said county, on SATUR- Connell, William, Pa he Shoreham | Tonsje re Ht es Pol 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, to Dupont Circle,at Auction. | D8." yrnncay rieih: sea A ASE Connolly, James’ A. ‘The Shoreham | Underwood, Oscar W. : | be Fe rea te te oe of the owners and to close an| TEI-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., first, 104 76- Cooney, James, Mox . Orel Boe tke oe all_carh, “at (he option “at: the oben By authority ft at public. auction, in front of | 100 acres of land at the intersection of the road ecb: Hen A Wi: ie mbbi | Ubuerra® phones, diet ial abr aie, Sa rn | ern tach SAAB ate abate | fem anata Wa ee Sooper. Sam, ‘Bronson, ‘Texas Metropolitan Van Voothis Mears S Gohan ete es be telly complied swith in ten dave from | OF BEBRUAWY, 1 180K, AT FOUIE O'CLOCK Po ee a oe igs BL and ove mile vast of 5 ¥ = ++. -Colon! Q . eek ‘sale, ees reserve nt | the four-story ‘basemen: * | ‘Avenel, within pleasant of Wash. Cousins, Robert'G.. lowa... dhe Shoremaat venelae es eats ngressional | sy Stu the pioperty. at the Tak and cost of “ie: | premlacs (No. i740 Pstreet, northwest, cou ington; tm 3 e0od dwelling, a cone eed E am 8., Mo... . D., uaser, ve ” advertisement | { rooms fron’ rame barn. 1 ackes. across 1 rou Cox, Nicholas No Tene. ne Be ineton Wadsworth, Jas. W., N3W.21783 K st. n.w. | fe0lting Durston ore Evening Star newspaper, | ee ee with a depth of lot of about 110 feet — % dtp a fs Cranford, John W., Texas. Walker, James A,, V&@-sje---La Normandie published in the city of Wa: ton, D. C. to = alles. <a Xe. subject to an incum- | 80me residence, barn I e) dings, Crump, Rosseau ©., Mich ;W-4 Walker, Joreph Hi, Mash -.The Sho SDREW B. DUVALL Tree | rms PrOverty, Ta tend dollars 192,000), bearing | with every For further Kn Crumpacker, E. D., Ind Wanger, Irving P., Jee aut ae CHAS. C. COLE, Trustee. to RANDOLPH BARTON or Ht Cummings, Amos J., N. ¥. Ward, William L.. N.Y... x Gity Hall. . st., Baltimore, Md. ja27-dts Curtis, Charles, Kansas. Warner, Vespasian, Hll..j-. és a Curtis, George M., Iowa.. Weaver, Walter L., Ohia-......The Varnum r of the above descril RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Dalzell, John, Pa..1605 Ne: pshire ave, | Weymouth, Geo. W., Mass.2.The Hamilton ised having a Danford, Lorenzo, Ohio. Davenport, Samuel A., Davey, Robert C., La. Davidson, James H., Wi Davis, Robert W., Fla. Davison, Gecrge M., Dayton, Alston G., W. V: De Armond, David A., De Graffenreid, R. C., De Vries, The Ebpitt | Wheeler, Chas. K., Ky, Riggs House ‘he Metropolitan TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED By virtue of a certain 15, 1896, and a. fo. Tex. mn, Cal... Dingley, Nelson jr, Maine. Dinsmere, Hugh A., Ark. Alex. M.. Mo. Dorr, Charles P., W. Officers of House of Representatives, | VINE ROLL = oR Loa g 5 128 C st. | OPH. ‘ihe Wellington -The -1623 H st. n.w. The ton ' 5 epee : oak AND WALNUT CABINET FOLDING BEDS, . J. . Clerk. W. J. ebay