Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1898, Page 14

14 ———— ah THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1898-14 PAGES. OIL AND SUGAR TRUSTS The Senate Votes by 33 to 26 to Tax Them. Mr. German's Corporation Amend- ment to the War Revenue Bill Rejected by 34 to 27. Tke Senate passed upon nearly sixty Pages of the war revenue bill yesterday and nearly reached the principal questions at issue between the contending partie he interest of the session centered in the action taken upon the amendment of Mr. Gorman, levying a tax of one-quarter of one per cent upon the gross receipts of an rporations doing a business exeeed- ing $50.0 a year. t vote upon it the amendment was re 27 to 34. Mr. Pet Trew of South Dok offered the amendment with the clause con- ption stricken out, vote of 25 to 3 ifornia then prope the amendment so modified that i f one-quarter of one per ee porations engaged in_re- fir petroleum. ‘The Cali- for ed that he desired to see en the American trus ndard Oil Comp: aw by a f It was support twent fc popu ver r 1 opposed hy twenty- fe I ad two democ A s Te of Senate pr i 1 yesterday afternecn Mr. Chandler disclaimed any intention either to criticise or asperse F lent tor 4 General Hoa Gistinguished Massach he cid not think such a ch was a fair ment ision ome Mr. Bates Speech enn.) read a prepared 5 y neral tures cf the pendix bill articularly oppesed the issue of bends, saying that because we were about to oh over Spain in war it was rot hecessary to smother her with a vast bond int dt the bond issue 1 bore with it the shackles of thi 1. and while freeing the people 3 the purpose cf the admi © car own people by fast- the gold st rted the conténtion of a © for a n tax, ecinage of the seignior issue of legal tender note: prov to the minority of the “F ided. that provided, t shall not hav bend o ing obliga speciti ed to do so by Congress.” © a discount of 7 per »f beer stamps was modified the words “by collectors to Xcs were de to take ef- er July 1, 1898." h relating to a tax on bank- uce the tax from ying a capital not “when using er emplc api The amount o! hall be computed on the znd surplus of the pre. aph relat fg to the tax on ir sura to read: “‘Insur- ance Every person, firm ng an oftice or place of business and acting as agent, ete. shall be re jas an insurance agent.” The tobacco taxes were modified, as > announced to have been agreed upon by the comm The pz of the on tobacco was in addition eco and snuit in by jaw there author} ges thereof containing 1% n placing a tax upon aceo the committee of- e: “Dealers in leaf to- sale 1 not ex- shall each ps 000, pounds, ied upon instead of price of the tobacco, imber of cigars manufac- r ef pounds h: aggregate the of on the cost of the cigars. 1s made, it was explained, in eilitate the work of collection s Il of the biil, pr iding for the cancellation of stamps, was eliminated. 7 ring a stamp to be cines Was amended eipts or prescriptions & physic’ and sur- ay be put up or com- gist or pharmacist. y orders was restricted money orders issued Mr. Gorman’s Amendment. Gorman then offered his am porations upon their gre @ substitute for the committee nent levy a tax upon express and Mr. ndment 3 re- ce s as reight packages and upon all tel me S upon which toll is posed Mr. Gorman’s ame that the tax upon the £! ns doing busir ex- nould be one-quar- D.) sharpiy attacked ng that the exemption to be made. endment was defeated, to 34, con, te, Berry, Butler, Can- jel, Faulkner, Gorman, s, Jones (Ark.), Kyle, MeLau- Martin, Murphy, Nelson, Pas- Roach, Stewart, Sullivan, Till- and White Baker, ler, Clark, Burrows, Cullom, Foraker, Frye, nna, Hansbrough, Hawley y, McEnery, MeMillan, Mentle, ¥ Pett att (Conn. Pritchard, Proctor, Sewell, Sheup, Spooner. Wetmore, Wolcott 24. Pettigrew then offered the original nm amendment, with the $250,000 ex emption stricken out, as an additicnal sec- th of the bill It was amended so as to reduc: the tax from one-half to one-fourth of 1 per cent It Was defeated, 25 to 37. Standard Oi! and Sugar Trust M al.) offered as a substitute tor committee amendment levying a tax t n corpo ns t Gorman amend- Ment with all corporations elimineted ex- cept those engaged in the refining of sugar and petroleum, tu: ount of the tax be- ing one-quarter of 1 per cent. Mr. White expressed his desire to lay a tax the Standard Oil Company and the agreed to » detailed vote: n, Baker, Bat 33 to 26. Bace Berry, Butler, Carter, Chilton, Cockrell, Cullom, Faulkner, Gorman, y, Harris, Kyle, Lindsay, Malloty, Man- Mitchell, Murphy Per- uch, Stewart, Sullivan, Total, Aldrich, Alison, Burrows ffery, ark. Davis, De Fattbanks, Gallinger, Gear, Hak ‘h. Haw « McEnery, M n, Platt (Conn.), Proctor, Sewell, ner and Wetmore. Wel.) strongly 0; @s onerous and odious to He did not think it neces. this time. He particularly re arded the stamp tax upon express pack- and freight bills of lading as an in- o2 of state methods of taxation. The ment of the committce providing fer stamp tax upon express and freight kages, bills of lading and telephone ssages was agreed yg without division. After agreeing to meet today at 11 o'clock he Senate at 6:10 p.m? wert Into executive session and shortly afterward adjourned. ee anes It matters Ittle what it is that you want - whether a situation or a servant—a “want” ad. in The Star will reach the person who can fill your need. THE N. E’ A CONVENTION Preparations Nearly Complete for Entertain- ment of Delegates. The Event Expected to Attract 25,- 000 Visitors to Washington— Datex of Sexsions. The preparations for the convention of the National Educational Association in this city five weeks hence, which have been in progress for some months past, are gradua'iy being completed, and by July 7, the da the opening session, all will be in readiness for entertaining the large num- ber of delegates and visitors who will throng the city. The convention will con- tinue from the 7th to the 12th of next menth, inclusive. The event will be one ef great interest and importance, not only to the people of Washington, but to all educators throughout the United States, the most prominent of whom are members of the great body that will assemble in this city. It is estimated that the next meeting of the association will be the means of bring- ing to the national capital at least 25,000 peovle. The various railroad companies nich will handle the immense crowds on this occasion have shown a liberal spirit n the matter of rates, fixing the fare to Washington from all points at one first- closs fare for the round trip, with the addi- tion of a membership fee of $2, which will into the treasury of the National ociation. The payment of iditional $2 on the railroad ticket stitutes the party from whom it is re- ed a member of the organization for hext year and entitling him to a bound copy of its proceedings without additional expens: For the accommcdation of the thousands who will wish to avail themselves of vaca- tion trips in connection with their journey to Washington an arrangement has been made by which the return Itmit of railroad tickets can be extended until the 31st of August at a cost of 50 cents. Special rates have also been secured by the lecal man- agement covering all of the principal points of interest around Washington. Work of Officers and Committees. The various officers, committees and sub- committees in charge of the arrangements for the reception and entertainment of the National Educational Association guests have done an immense amount of work, and the subjects intrusted to them are well in hand. Thousands of circulars have been distributed throughout the country giving information to those who contem- plate attending the convention. Much per- manent good has been accomplished in this way-by calling the attention of educators to the marked advantages of Washington from an educaticnal standpoint, and by ng before them knowledge of its mani- sttractions. ‘fhe committee on hotels and public com- fort has been hard at work arranging for the immediate accommodation in a syste- matic manner of the crowds that will be aitracted here by the approaching con- vention The Arlington Hotel has been se- lected for headquarters and for the offices and of the associz thirty state on. Between eciations have already eured headquarters in the different hotels f the city. Rates have been obtained from 2 ng hotels for the accommedation of individuals, ranging from $1.50 to $4 per @ay on the American plan and from 75 cents to $2 per day on the European plan. The committee has also received offers from a large number of good boarding houses to accommodate guests for from 75 cents to $1.50 per day for room only, and from $1.25 to $2 per day for both room and board. There need be no fear that Wash- ington will fall short in any way of main- taining its past record as a convention city. All necessary plans for the convenience of visitors are being perfected, including re- ception committees, the members of which be constantly on duty at the railroad Stations. Bureaus of information and a ree corps of suitable guides will be organ- ized. twenty The Convention Sessions. There will be eight sessions of the entire association, the first Thursday «evening, July 7, and subsequent sessions Friday morning and evening, Saturday morning. Monday morning and evening and Tues- day morning and evening. In order to pro- vide for the great crowds that will be pres- ent at these general sessions Convention Hall, the Grand Opera House and the Na- tional Theater have been secured. Preceed- ing the meetings of the association the na- tiona! council will sit July 6 and7. The re- mainder of the werk of the association will be rried on in the sixteen departments or sections into which the organization is divided, Ten meetings each will be held the afternoons of Friday, Monday and Tuesday. No program has been arranged for Saturday afternoon and evening, es it is deemed better by the local committee to give the guests the benefit of that time for social rreation and sightseeing. Each de ‘tment of the association will be pro- ed with a suitable hali, conveniently lo- cated, in which its m ys may be held. An interesting and profitable feature of the convention will be the exhibit of books and educational appliances, under the di- rection of a spec! mmittee appointed for the purpose. itl be installed in the newly constructed “Halls of the An- cients” on the site of the old rink on New York avenue between 12th and 14th streets. Already fifty publishing houses and firms have expressed the intention of mak) educational exhibits in the “Halls the Ancients.” It is believed that this feature of the conve n will attract much attention from those who aim to keep abreast of educational thought and prog- ress. There will be an important meeting of the lecal executive committee in charge of the arrangements for the convention this af- ternoon at 4:15 o'clock at Columbian Uni- versity. Rev. Dr. Whitman is chairman of the committee and requests a full attend- ance. MsDonald-Ellis > School ment. The fifteenth commencement exercises of Commence- the McDonald-Ellis School were held last night in the Church of Our Father. The edifice was beautifully decorated. The platform was bucked in white and green up to the organ loft. Ten members of the graduating class occupied places of honor, while the front of the platform was mag- nificent with floral offerings. It was a most beautiful arrangement and very effectivi Promptly at 8 o'clock the young ladies and teachers of the school entered in a pro- cession to the places reserved for them. The processional music was played on the san by Miss Ware, organist of St. fhomas’ Church. Miss Helen Bushnell of Plainfield, N. J., president of the senior class, delivered an address of welcome, and a musical program followed, consisting of choruses by the young ladies of the school; solos, by Miss Anna Aspinwall of s city and Miss Louise Bybee of In- ianapolis, Ind.; a musical medley by the Banjo and Mandolin Club of the school, Harbaugh, Miss Rowland, Miss Pe 5 Joknson, Miss Bushnell and Miss Yoder, and # Soprano solo, by Mrs. aspar, singing teacher in the school, with »bligato, by Prof. Anton K r. o'clock Rev. Teunis 8. Hamlin, D. . of the Church of the Covenant, ascend- tform and delivered an address and audience on what he term- Conscience.” to the cla: ed “Socia! ‘The diplomas were delivered to the grad- uates, ten in number, by Dr. Edwin R. principal of the McDonaid-Ellis pl, as follows: Classical diplomas—Miss Edith Taber Johnsen, Miss Florence Elizabeth Ware, Miss Edith May Yoder, all of this city. English and French diploma—Miss Mabel Emma Rawlings of this city. English diplomas—Miss Stella Adams, In- dixanapolis, Ind.; Miss Mary Tateman, South Charleston, Ohio; Mtss Helen Bush- nell, Plaintield, N. J.; Miss Harriet Gra- ham, Falls Church, Va.; Miss Marie Stitt, Wabash, Ind. History, literature and science—Miss Anne Stevens, St. Augustine, Fla. After the conferring of the diplomas Miss Edith Johnson, daughter of Dr. J. Taber Johnson, delivered the valedictory address. Two more choruses, by the young ladies of the school, led by Mrs. Kaspar, brought the exercises to a close, and the benedic- tion was pronounced by the principal of the school. The young ladies were all dressed in white. The music was good, the address of a high order, the class the certer of at- traction and the members recipients of magnificent floral gifts, and the audience was large and appreciative PRETEXTS FOR FRAUD Oleomargarine Men Using the Resent Su- preme Court Decision. Representations Being Made to De- lude Small Dealers Into Imposing on the Purchasing Public. The recent decision of the United States Supreme Court, invalidating the oleomar- garine statutes of the states of New Hampshire and Pennsylvania, has been seized upon as a pretext by the wholesale dealers in the product east and west to assist them in the long-continued policy of imposing on the public, and they are declaring, with much emphasis, that the cecision in question makes all oleomargar- ine laws void and worthless. For the past ten days it is alleged by persons cognizant of the operations of the oleomergarine men that agents of the wholesale dealers here and elsewhere have been visiting small dealers in groceries, produce and other articles entering into daily home consumption and printing glow- ing pictures of the easy manner, in view of the recent Supreme Court decision, in which morey can be made by purchasing oleomargarine and then selling it for real butter to their customers and receiving for it the prices usually gotten for genuine butter. It is also said that the men now under indictment in the District, charged with violations of the oleomargarine law, are deriving comfort and hopefulness of escaping trial or punishment from this de- United States Laws Not Affected. So far as the ullegations regarding the Supreme Court decision in the Pennsyl- vania and New Hampshire eases are con- cerned they are false in every particular. These decisions dealt with state laws af- fecting the sale of oleomargarine as such, nd were held vold as state regulation of interstate commerce. The United States laws governing the possession and sale of eleomargarine and the regulations of the Treasury Depzrtment made under their authority have been upheld on all points by the United States Supreme Court in es of individuals convicted in the Crim- inal Court of the District of Columbia and sentenced to fines and short terms of im- prisonment, which were paid and served owing to the decisien in question. No Bearing Upon Certain District Cases, It is pretty generally believed also by these who have followed the flagrant vio- lations of the oleomargarine laws in the District that the testimony upon which the defendants in the cases alluded to were convicted is almost identical with that givea before the grand juries, which found indictments against those persons who are yet to be tried. The indictments now pending were found when District Attor- ney Birney was in office and he was of the opinion that the evidence which could and would be produced on the trials would se- cure convictions in many ef the cases, at least. Comme BE ment Exercises Held Last ening at National Theater. The National Theater was crowded last night when the graduating exercises of Wood's Commercial College took place. The graduates, a list of whom has heretofore appeared In The Star, were seat- ed on the stage. Prof. Schroeder's orches- tra opened the program of the evening with several selections, after which Rev. Frank M. Bristol, pastor of Metropolitan M. E. Church, offered up an invocation. Prof. Hine of the college mad® the opening ad- dress, while the orator of the evening was Rey. Howard Wilbur Ennis. Mr. Ennis elo- quently pleaded with the young men and women to beware of alluring schemes when once thrown out in the world, and to al- Ways remember that only through honest methods were stable results secured. Prof. Court F. Wood, LL.M., distributed the diplomas, each graduate receiving con- gratulatory applause. Mr. Thomas W. mith then awarded the medals, as follows John Garfield, commercial law; Pearl C. Levitan, arithmetic; Arthur G. Plant, grammar; Sara Florence Rohrback, general scholarship; Bernodotte C. Warfield, com- bined course; Henry H. Smith, bookkeep- ing; Lee Allen Parkinson, shorthand; May me M. Reh, typewriting; Susan A. Mohler, shorthand and typewriting; Stella V. Mat- son, spelling; Amelia A. Smith, penman- ship; Kate Glancy, and Texie ‘Townsend, for best Prof. orchestra, the Tuxedo mandolin, banjo and guitar club and other musicians took part in the program. AUCTION SALE: Today. Walter B. Willinus & Co., sts, nw.—Trustee’s sale 12th and 13th sts., on p.m. Eugene Carust, James W. Ratelitte Aucts., 10th and D lot on N st. n.w. bet, bursday, June 2, at trustee. Auct., 920 Pa, aye. naw. — ‘Trestee’s sule of square north of square 747, on ‘Thursday, June at 5:30 p.m. Vrederick W. Pratt, surviving trustee. Thomas Dowling & Co., Aucts., 612 B si. n.w.— ‘Trustees’ sale of dwelling No. 1205 C st. s.w., 98 Thursday, June 2, at 5 p.m. Ernest W. Bradford and William H. Plurkett, trusices. James W. Kateliffe, Auct., #20 Pa. ave. n.w.— Trvstee’s sale of square t of square 710 ‘Thursday, June 2, at 5:30 pan. Prederick Pratt, surviving trustee. Duncanson Bros., Auets., 9th and D sts. n.w ‘Trustee's sale of dwelling No, 1209 10th st. n.w., on Thursday, June 2, at 5 p.m. Francis H. Smith, surviving trustee. Jumes W. Ratcliffe, Auct., Trustees’ sale of dwellings se. and No, 37 K st. 8. at p.m. Christian Bergmann, trustees. James W. Reteliffe, Auct., 920 Pa. ave. nw. Tiustee’s sale of square east of square 711, on ‘Thursday, June 2, at 5:30 p.m. Frederick W. Piatt, surviving trustee. Tomorrow. Thomes Dowling & Co., Aucts., 612 E st. n.w— ‘Trusteen’ tale of unimproved property, in Georg town, D. C., on Friday, June 3, at 4 o'clock p.m. Vhemus E. Waggaman and Chas. Cowles Tucker, trustees. 2) Pa. ave, n.w 08. 1003-1005 7th st. on Thursday, June 2, Lederer and Henry H. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days, JAMES W. RATCLIPEE, AUCTIONEDK. (Successor to Kutciife, Sutton & Co.) TRUST LB OF DEXIRAP HOUSE, NO. 1147 SEVENTER NOKTHWES?. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity, cause No. 18729, the undersigned trustees wal offer: for sale, by public auction, in front of (he premises, WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF B, A.D.1s0s, AT HA FOUR OFCLOC! ‘the following described real estate, situate in 1 the District of Colmebla, ambered ten Cy), el Dat of lots in square mumbered one hundred aud eighty said subdivision is recorded in th the surveyor of the Distrlet of Columbia, in Liber N K., follo 20, the same being identical with lot humbered fifty-four (54), In sald square, on the plat recorded in Liber W. F the records of the sald surveyor's vitice. with all the improvements, rights, &c. ‘Perms: One-third cash, the bakince In two equal installments. 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, oF all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A" de- posit of '$200 required upon acceptance of bid. If the terns of sale are not complied with in Sfteen days from the day of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after tive days’ ad- vertisement of such resale: in some newspaper pub- lished iu Washington, D.C. AN conveyancing, &e., at the purchaser's cost. ALEXANDER H. BELL, Trustee, 25 AN st. ww. JOHN J. DOLAN, Trustee, 08 ‘Sth st. mw. WARD THORON, Truster, 1405 G st. now, JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, Auetioncer. IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE NORTHWEST AME TREE 8. together Je2d&ds CORNER OF SECOND AND D STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTIO: On WEDNESDAY, JUNE EIGHTH, 1898, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, Twill se) at ‘pabl tig lot 17, square No. 570, together with the Im- movements, consisting cf the three-story brick welling 201 D street rorthwest. ‘Terms of sale: Sold subject to a deed of trust of $5,200, balance cash, $100 depesit required at the ime of sale and all conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's cest. ‘Terms of sale to be com- plied with in ten days. . Je2-Bt ane AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, TOMORROW. JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER. (Successor to Rateliffe, Sutton & Co.) TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK NO. 1005 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH- HOUS! EAST, 'WO-STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST AND A By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber 'No. 1642, ‘follo 245 et sed., ane of the land ONE-STORY BRICK “HOUSE, STREET SOUTHEAST. ‘NO. records for the District of Columbia, and at Feguest of -the party secured thereby. signed, trustees, will offer for sale, auction, DAY, SECOND FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the District of Columbia, to wit: the vnder- by. pablie in front of the premises, on THUKS- OF JUNE, 1898, AT HALF-PAST the following described Teal estate. situate in the city of Washington, in Lots numbered eleven (11) and twelve (12), in square numbeved THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ K | tees, will sell at public auction, in front of unises, on FRIDAY, THE THIRD DAY JUNE, 1888, AT FOUK O'CLOCK P.M., the jo. the as Georgetown. (4), Q07), at the comer of 34th and $ sts, now. SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. D.C. By athority of a certain deed in trust to us, dated December 24, 1897, we, the undersigned trus- the oF fol described property, situate in that part of Washington, District of Columbia, formerly known Lots numbered ‘twenty-one (21), twenty-two (22), twenty-three (23) and twenty-four Square numbered oue hundred and seven Immediately thereafter, In front of the premises, we wiil offer for sale lot numbered two hundred and twenty-seven (227), In square numbered one hundred and twenty (120), on 34th st. bet. 8 and T eight hundred and eighty-one ($81), together with | gts, a-w.. together with the huprovements thereon all the Improvements, tights, &c. “1 | _, Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one Terms stated at the time of sale. $100 required | and two yearswith Interest. aad wecnsed be deol sme eau Spm agesmtance of vid. Corey | Gf trust, Yr all enaby at the purchaser's option, ancing 08 purchaser. deposit of one bi ired dollars (#100) on eac! lece GURISTIAN G. LEDERER. sor praperty rail te required ‘at the time of tale, d |. BERG! and all conveyancing and recording at irchaser 8 my21-d&ds Trustees. | cost.” Tera of sale 10 be complied with in fifteen JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, AUCT. ed Si : " Si THOS. E. AGGAMAN, Trustee, (ese Us SE SE) _ CHAS. COWLES TUCKER, T AVEN © HEIR AND S STREETS NORTH: | __ fo Ne hehe cinta a i SE BAST, NGTON 4 a C. G. SI y SOTO! eI By virtue of a deed of trust, dated February 2, | CG SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. 188), and recorded on May 1 the District of Columbia, and at the request by the direction of thesfarty secured therel undersigned, as the surviving trustee, will ofer for sule at publle auction, in front of the THURSDAY, the SECOND DAY OF 1808, at HALP-PAST BIVE O'CLOCK P- certain unimproved lot or parcel of lund in the elty of Washington, iu said District, as and being all of the squmre numbered or d hated as “north of square seven hundred and forty seven fm. of sy. 747), as by reference giound plan or plat of sal@ city will 10 more =pp together with the appurtenances, 50, ments and Improvements thereto ing. s Terms of sale: hase mon ey to be paid in cash om the ale, or within y issy, in Liber 1390, at folio 448 et seq., one of the land records for residue in three (3) AM PIANO, bis MANT EAsy GOODS, BA PARLOR Ww PURNITVUL: RDROBES, OL PAINTIN: HALL RACKS, MOKItS ND KOCK A MUSIC CHIFEONTY FANCY TARL mt TORE, full, FR MA ten days thereafter, and . BOOKS, FILE ¢ equal installments, payable in one (1), two (2) and | tO SETS, HOSE, three (3) years from the day of sale, to bear in- ETC., ELC. ithe terest therefrom, at the rate of G per centuin per AT TWELVE M., annuta until pald, payable semf-annually; the de- ‘ AGES. HARNESS, ferred payments fo be repri promis- B SADDLE, ETC., ETC. fory notes of the phtchaser, to be secured. bya CASH, : ; ed of trust, in the usual form, on the pre G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTS. sold, or the purchaser, at bis option, iay pay lio G casi: $100 deposit on’ a. eof bid, and at purchaser's, be complied with in ten pt conveyancing and recording to Terms of sale days from BS W. RATOLIFFH, AUCT. ssor to Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co.) i cost. dle) ‘OV fATR, TIVE SALE OF DESIR- eat FOR ACCOUNT OF ats GOULD, CONSTABLE, THEN. error GE CO. AND MANY PRIVATE OW OUR ROOMS, 1407 G STREET, SATURDAY, JUNE FOURTH, 189s, aT PINE OAK) AND CHERRY CHAMBER SUITES, ER ST. ahs viving ‘Trust ©F VALUARLE IMPROVED FRED ATT, Surviving Trustee, ce VAUARLD a E EDWARDS & BARNARD, 500 Sth st. n.w., MAN” AVENUE, BETWEEN ST my20-d&ds Attorneys for party “secured. HARVARD STREPTS, IN MOUNT PLEASANI > _TAMEsS FFE, D. C.. BEING 50 FT. FRONT BY 150 FT. SAME » AUC "PIONEER. LEED es fOaBatellite SuLton &.C6:) By virtue of a deed of trust dated September 14, sa AED Ona ane ALD. 1804, and recorded in Liber 1946, folio 311 et eS OF Sal Me ra BoD a By seq. the land records of the District of Co- Oe Souane GL BCUNUED BE DEL (the Sine Pequeee Of to toler ot the woke NORTHEAST, WASHT CUD. -D:/G: there a, the undersigned trustee will sell By virtue of a’decd of trust, dated February 2, | at_ pa ueiton, in front. of the ‘premises. on 188), and recorded May 1, 1889, n Liber No. 1380, | TUESDAY, ‘THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, at folio 445 ct seq. one of the innd records for the | A.D. 1S9S, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, District of Coluuiiia, and at the request: and ‘ny | lot numbered ten (10) in block numbered fifteen (15) the direction of the patty secured therby, the at. | in Todd & Brown's recorded subdivision of certain dersigned, us che surviving trustee, will ‘offer for | parts of tracts of land in the county of Washing- sale, at peblie auction, In font of the pi ton, District of Columbia, known as Mount Pleas: on THURSDAY, THE SECOND DAY ©: ant and Pleasant Plains, with the improvements A.D. sus, AT HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLO tha in the city of Wash wn as and bein; b hundred and wn it thes sul ngton, in said I ‘square jong paid in cash on the day of ten doys therenfter, and the residu equal Insteliments,” payable in one (1), and three (3) years {roi the day of sale, to nite OF W certuin unimproved tract or parcel of land sit” us of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money in three (3) 2) two St therefrom at the rate of six per cent reUn, of sale: One-third e and two years from da; said deferred payr per centum per annum, interest payable n days from day of sale, or right reserved trestee to resell at risk and ithin | chy er on 5 days’ advertiven ent, JUDSON T. LL, Trustee, hs Je2-d&ds cash and balance in two of ats at 6 nl-annu- ally, secured by deed Of trust en property sold, or K., folio 271. of the ‘sur- [ell cash, at purchaser's option, Conyesuncing at S office of sald District, together with the | purchaser's cost. A deposit of $200 required at easements and improvements there: | time of sale. ‘Terms of sale to be complicd with in by ost of defaulting pur- Fendall Building. * AUCTION SaLks. AUCTIO) SALES. FUTURE DAYs. FUTURE DAYS. ° DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. JAMES W. RATCUFFE, ADGR TRUSTEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK Goccessor to Ratetife, Sution & Co) DWELLING HOUSE NO. 1521 NEW HAM SHIRE AVENUE, NORTH OF DUPONT Cik- ChE. By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us, duly recorded In Hber No. 1820, land records of the District Teyuest of the party secured therety signed trastees, will seli at of the Jot brick dwelling house. subject to a prior deed of trust securing $5,000, par- of which will be made known at sale. ‘Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money to ticulal be paid in cash, and the year, with interest at 6 per cent per annum, able’ semt-annually, from notes of the purchaser to be given, secured by deed of trust upon the property option of the purchaser. conveyancing, cost of the purchaser. with within te the trustees reserve the rig! JOHN D. my31-d&ds TPUSTEES’ SALE OF VA LOCATED IN “CH y of August, 187, ords of t lie THE oe pren tzu ction, in front of the VENTH DAY OF s, situate tn the DI ted as lots thirty in Williamson's subdiv land known Chiches ded in coun’ » Page 33, of the Terms: One-third cash, arm, p of trust of pu time y&ble semi-anuuall: haser. f sale, A deposit of Terms to 1 ee the right to resell at Washington newspaper. A premises, on THURSDAY, DAY OF JUNE, A.D, 1808, AT HALP-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described iand and Pirmloes, situate in the city of Washington, in the trict of Columbia, and designated as and being ten 0) in Joseph Kedfern’s subdivision in Square one hundred and thirty-six (136), as sald culdivision is recorded in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia in book R. L. H 96, together with the improvements, consis! ‘A deposit of $1 required of the purchaser at the tim recording and notarial Terms of sale to be complied days from cay of sale, otherwise the following described two (2) years, with interest at 6 per cent per 1 the property sol days from day of sale, otherwise the tr folio 413 et seq., Of the of Columbia, and at the + we, the under- public auction, in front THE NINTH page ing ot sald lot will be sold balance payable in one - day of sale, for which sold, or all cash, of sale. fees at the ht to resell the property At the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, WILLIAM E. EDM STON, COUGHLA’ Trustees, 1 Address: 500 5th st. nw. ©. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTS., ESTER,” D.C. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated the , and duly recorded in at folio 244 et seq., one of the land rec- District of Columbia, and at the req of the parties secured thereby, we will sell ai pub- st premises, JUNE, n TUESDAY i898, AT FIV and and istrict of Columbia, and four (34) and thirty-six of part of a iract as said subdivision isi ter, subdivision book, Governor surveyor's ottice of said balance in one (1) and n- by deel at option $100 will be required at ye complied with in 15 sters re- default ¥, and secured isk and cost ing purchaser, after due notice published in some il conveyancing and re- BUILDING WITH (¢ FLATS, NO. 467 FLOR! recorded in Iber 1693, foll at 5 per cent per deposit of sale. Transa OO will be req ction to be clo TH TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A THREES w By virtue of a deed of trist dated June 28, iS9; resold at the expense of the defaulting « cording at cost of purchaser, J. TAYLOR ELLYSON, Trastee, ASUBLEY M. GOULD, Trustee _my26-d&ds 507 E st. now. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, ORY STORE, BRICK AND ELLAR, IDA AY! jo 419 et weq., land rec ords of the District of Columbia, and at the re- qucst of the holder of the note secured thereby, we will ofter for sale by public auction, in fi the premises, on TUESDAY, JUNE THE SEVENTH, 1898, AT 5 M., the following de- scribed property: Sublot thirty-nine @9, block five 6), Le Droit Park, in the District of Colum! A trust for $6,000 of the purchase money can remain nuin for five years. Terms: $500 in cash, remeinder in one year. A ited at the time of the osed in ten (10) days, or itt ‘JAMES W. RATCLIF , AUCT. per ernem until paid, payable seml-annualis, the = deferred payments to Se represented by the promds- SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON sory notes of the purchaser, to be secured by a . AND PRINCETON ST., decd of trust In the usual form on the property MOUNT PLEASANT, sold, or the purchaser at his option may pay ail y Virtue of a deed of trust recorded in liber No. cush. $100 deposit on acceptance of bid, and all | 2287, folio S8 et seq. laud records of the conveyancing and recordiug at purchaser's cc of Columbi the request of the Terms of sale to be complied with In ten (10) days | party secured thereby, I will sell by public auction, from the day of sai satan in front of the respictive premises, on FRIDAY, EDERICK W. PRATT, THE TENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1898, AT FIVE Sarviving ‘trustee, 1317 1° st. nw. | O'CLOCK P.M., the following described real estate, ARDS & BARNAR th st. mw., A my20-d&ds ttor- te in the county of Washington, 1); lumbia, known and distinguished as and being E, AUCT. Sutton & C Q. 710, BOUNDED BY DELAWARE. IDA AVENUES AND SECt STREETS NORTHEAST, WASHIN E'S SALE OF ALL OF THE SQUARE Bb. of lot ‘numbered thirteen (3) In block num’ twelve (12), and all of vision of part of lains,”” as the the ree AND Yi or of the District of € th trict of Co- all ed t numbered twenty (20) in sant ried in the books of juin- finprovements, rights, ete. D.C. ‘Teruis: Made known on day of sale. By virtue of a deed of trust dated February 2, CHAS. H. KERN, Yeh, aud secorded ou May 1, 18%, in liber No. | mx’ Trustee, . foil» 451 et weq., one of ‘the Inud records fo a = Seana the District of Colu iti che ndaigued se the | GG. SLOAN & 60,, AUCTION 1407 G ST. smviving trustee, will offer for sale at public aue- | ao. ae tion, ine front of ‘the on rhe nSpay, TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALU UNIMPROV- THR SECOND DAY A.D. isis, AT : ON ee HALE-PAST FIVE O'CL« that certaii oe < Stee ets unimproved tractor par : Nomis aD, city of Washington, in said Dist By virtue of a st. dated May being all of sq 31, “1803, and duly recorded iu Liber No. 125. and ten (E. folio 120 et Keq., one of the land records of the thercor recorded in Uber J, MK. District of Coluinbl, and at the request of the records of the surveyor's oiled of suid ‘Dist parties secured thereby, we will sell, at public gether with the appt ensenients audiim— || queer un onteor the “premises, mn MONDAN. provements thereto belonging. HE TRIE TERN 3 ‘Verms of One-furth of the purchase money | TIVE O'CLOCK P.M. ae to be pattd sh on the day of sule or within ten | !nd and premises. situate at the’ city (0) dys thereafter, and the residae in three (y | Gf, Washington, District of hs equal instal able ia one (i), two 2) and | All of lots numbered fi Bienh ES Gay Of ale tol bone anatt | both Inectusive, In Willi Sicicer's subdivisi est therefrom at the rate of eix (6) pe Stores Lae erate ow ages pees see aunim ontil paid, payable sem!-annvat ae te ance tiie was fecredy pasmbenee:¢ Mensesentea bs Teconds of the eifiee of the surve tory notes of the purch to be ‘se ete) : pangs Hey crus: One-third cash, balance In one ond two Ee eae yours, With Interest at six per cent per nanum, IDOLS enon ble semi-annually, snd secured Ly deed of auelng and recordmg at the pur fee. Tee ey, ee ae a Terme of sale to ve complied with fat ing. at porchaser's cost A dey : FREDERICK W. time of sale. 9 EDWARDS & BARNARD, 600 bth ee mes Rotor. | ANG resell the property at tbe ys for Party Secured. mpsiedtetoy | the defaulting purel opus AUCTIONEERS. b-d&ds previous advertisement they m CHAS THOS. OVER, rORY BRICK raste EheEr W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in F to Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co.) 1897, folio BUT et geq.,, one of the. land ‘ ete sof the District of Coluinbia, 1, as eurviv- | ASSTGNEE SALE +O) HE ing trustee, wili sell. at auction, in front of the |/*ODEUNEEO Osha 1 < Pa Ok IBN SECOND DAY ENTIRE STOCK OF HARD- all that cestainy ples ot parcel of ground, know WARE, PAINTS,. OILS, as aud t gated on the ground ‘plan UF “Ty ACG IX TIRES OTC Plat of V a, Distri-t of Ovimabias as al| GLASS, FIXTURES, ETC. Of lot numbered eight (8). In John, Davideons “-ONTAINE . PREMISES heles! subnisision “of art of) square imabeed | CONTAINED IN| PREMISES three hundred and sixty-elght (30S), as per pnt IC TH STREET N. W Tecorded tn Liber NI follos 104 : NO. 308 10TH STREET N. W. the records of ‘the cilice of the surve ihe | Ry virtu® of a deed of as District of Columbia, texether with the improve- | and duly recorded among th ments, i District’ of Columbia, we wiil offer for Tern lic auction, on TUESDAY, THE yme DAY OF JUN A.D. 08, AT TEN A A.M., on the premise he entire stock of Hard- by dee on property, : teption al Glass, Brushes, Builders’ Ma- of purchnser. A deposit of $200. requ time . es, etc., to which we yaucing, ¢te., at par S cost. Vite the attention of the trade and private buy- ms to be complied with in 15 , ctherwise | ers. urviving trustee reserves t reaell ‘The entire stock and fixtures will first be offered k and cost of defaulting purchaser, aiter | ax a whole, and if a satisfactory bid is not ob- days’, advertisement of su 1s in some ned it wil then be immediately sold in detail. Terms: Cash. LTH, JAMES B. WEST, des viving. Trustee, THOMAS GRANT. a ca ne See 3S ass e1-d&d: Assignees. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & ©0., AUCTIONUERS. | 2°E8&* — = DUNCANSON BRO! AUCTIONEERS. SALE OF HOUSE NO. 13825 C STRFET SOUTHEAST, IN THE CITY OF rtue of a deed of trast, re folfo z nd in Liber . the undersigned will «fer for WASHINGTON, D. No. 1886, follo 297, of t ot By virtue of a_deed of trust recorded in Liber 3 e land records for the Dis- olumbia, ‘we will sell at public auction, in eale, xt public auction. in front of the premises, | front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE TENTH on “THURSDAY, JUNE ND, AT FIVE | DAY OF JUN . 1808, AT A QUARTER O'CLOCK PM. the lot of ground known as lot | PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the lot of ground in Rumbered 19, in Davidsen’s subdivision of square | the city of Washington, in the Distrlet of Coluu- No. 281. the said lot having a frout on N street | hia, knowa as lot fort, in William Cor- of 24 feet 3 inches by the depth of 120 foet dwelling, Terms of sale: One-thi~d cash, batanee in ¢ installments, at one and two “The chaser will’ be required to gi promissory notes for the credit pa Interest at the rate of six from day of: sale, or all ed to resell said property and being improved by a two-story frame in ten daye from day of sale the right Is re- at his risk and ex- EUGENE CARUST, ‘Trustee. oan coran Hill and oth uumbered one thousand and forty-one (1041) ied in book 18, of the ollice of the surveyor for the District of hunbis. Perms: of lots in s qual bur. fabie day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon to resell’ at risk and cost of defaulting y WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, WILLIAM A. GORDON my28-c&ds FUTURE DAYs, re per page 136, of the ‘records Go- One-third cash, balence in equal install. ments in one and two years, with laterest at 6 per cent per annum, pzyable sem!-annually fron the secured by weed of trust tpon the | property, or all cash at the option of the pur- 1, Ojday of sale. AM | chaser. "A deposit of $100 required at time of v's cost. A deposit of | sale. Conveyancing and recording at the cost of © eguired when the oroperty Js sold. | the purchaser. Terms to be complied with within ch oes not comply with terms of sale | ten days, otherwise the trustees reserve the rght rehaser. Trustees. JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES SALE OF U: LOY ON A STREET Bi AND NINECEE IN WASHINGTON CITY. By virtue of a deed of trrst duly recorded in all for the Di ing trustee will the premises, on MONDAY, ‘THE SI JUNE, A.D, 1898, AT FI folly of W hing ou and District of Columbin, to the original lot No. 15, in the square No.'1111, to: gether with ail of the improvements, rights, ways, easements tnd appurtenances to the same ‘belong: i “Ferma of eale: One-third cash and the balance of, the purchase money in two equal annual install- ments at one and two years from the day of with interest thereon until paid at the rate o per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, the de- ferred pxyments to be represented by ihe chaser’ OF all cash, af the purchaser: 00 required on the acceptance of Terms to be complied with In fiftern days, conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cei FRED. ©. GIESEKING, — Surviving Trastee, No. 614 F street u.w. THOMAS Bpwiine & CO., Auctioncers, my26-t.th.s&ds lio 400 et seq., ove of the land records trlet of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned surviv- ell at public auction, in front of ‘TH DAY OF K P.M., the ring ‘deseribed real estate, situate in the city Hotes, vecured by deed ‘of trust on the urchaser’s option. (Successor to Rateliffe, Sutton & Co.) liber records of the’ District of Columbia, and request of the party secured thereby, we, the THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1898, HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. wit, subdivision is yeyor of the District of Columbia, in Book W. sale, j and bounds, viz. f six pur- (87) ‘feet seven (7) inches; A bid. | thence northeasterly o}!na avenue" west Hine of Jot sixteen (16) to public alley, Bother With all the improvements rights, etc. two years, with interest ‘from the da; six JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER. «Successor to Retcliffe, Sutton & Co.) On SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE FOURTH TWELVE 0 fee sae cua, Bet on rel Mare, z Tonging to the estate of ihe late Keubeu ALSO, SAME DAY, AT ONE O*CLOCK Pat, One valuable Diamond Jel-3t ~ LOCK M., I will sell, in frout of my very bandsome at Sincle Harness, be- . Baker. ving, with emerald cente>. Jadius W. RATCLINFES Aucte cent per annum, secured by oa the property sold, or all casb. at the purchaser. A deposit of $100 acceptance of bid. If the terms pita, motes ores the req . AT - along the westerly line of said Jel-d&ds of sale. jeed of trust TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK HOUSK, NO. 911 NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded’ in Liber, No, 2239, folio 379 et scd.. one of the land tt un- dexsigned tristees, will offer for sale, by public auction, In front ‘of the premises, on’ MONDAY, at the soHlew- ing described real estate, situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and know" and distinguished as and being part of lot sixteen (36) in Metcalf and Van Hook's subdivision of lots in square nine hundred and forty-three (943), as said recorded in the office of ‘the sur- a 162, contained within the’ following metcs Beginning for the same at the northwest coraer of said lot, and running thence lot thence erly to public alley, and again beginning west corner of ‘said lot and running the line of “North Car- Terms: One-third cash, the balance in one and at !NREDCEMEL JOHN DOYLE ¢ T will sell, at public K. F: TUESDAY, JUNE. 5S O'CLOCK ‘A-M., all th store on whie: is due one ase Watches, Id Chains, harms, Le Lace Pin Earrings, glasses, Diamonds and ountings in every d Plated Ware, vers, Musical Inst HK THOMAS DOWLING & TRUSTEES’ TORE, SOUTHW AND G | By virtue of a certain j June 14. 1895, and duly 2030, folio 47 et sea., of District of Columbia, and party secured thereby, we tion, in front of tl r COR | THE FOURTH (4th) DAY JUNE, 1 HALE r FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. following | land and premises, situated in the city of Wnsb- ington, District of as lot membered fort Subdivision of lots i urabi five (1.005), as sai Look 19, page 182, of the the surveyor of the the improvements there Terms of sale: | one aud two years, ber anpum, payable deed of trast on property option of the purchaser. cost of purebaser. | dollars ($200) will be re sale. Terms to be compl [days from date of sale, the right to and cost * | Washington newspaper my2t-d&ds AUCTION, n, 1218 Panna. sve. nw, unredeemed pledge Plain Geld, Seal and’ Set Cuff Buttons, Cuff Links, Scarf and Bracelets, ther precious stones, Clocks, ‘a Glasses, Umbrellas, Canes, of Surgical Instruments, ete. _ K. FULT JOHN DOYLE CARMODY, Auctioneer. my31-7t* NO. 612 E ST SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK <P DWELLING, ‘TREETS NORTHEAST. premises, on trict of Colutpla, One-third cash, and balance in A’ deposit readyertise of the after five days’ advertising of such resale in some ALE OF BS. » PLEDE RMODY, AUCTIONEER. tion, at the store of H. commencing « 1898, AT 1 NTH, sin his nterest or mor’ Watches, Geld-fille Rings, Badges, ‘kets and Fobs, Spectacks, Byo- Ret style jewelry; Solid Gold and Silver Coim Meerechaum Pipe truments, 3 large cases Pawnbroker. SITUATED THIRTE AT rH deed of trust, dated recorded in Liber No. the land records of the at the request of the will sell, at_publie au SATUROA ROOF ia, known and described J. We i 4 . ten hund | is records of the oihce of with entum by seid, or all cush, at the All conveyancing at the of two fred at the ume ied with in fifteen (15) otherwise the and defaulting trustees resell at purchaser, GEORGE H. PLANT, Jr., Trustee, WILLIAM B, TURPIN, Trustee 1429 N.Y! ave. DUNC TRUSTEE! THIRD STREET NEA IN BROS. ALE OF Bi) i of the District of Colum! of the premises, on TL DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 18 PM., all that certain ple | premises, krown and dis bered 531, contained w and bounds, viz: Begini line of 3d street on thy running feet 9 tneh south 24 feet'9 inches thence awest hi singviar belcnging or tu any wise is improved by a large. Terms: One-fourth cash, three years,at six per cent able semi-annually, secured property sold, or purchaser. sale. Conveyancing, Terms of sale to be compi from date of sale, otherw right to resell the property at the ris of defaulting purchaser af ment of such resale in Washington, D. C. southeast thence north along sald to the place of beginning, together w improvements, rights, privileges and appurtenances to the same well-bullt bi cash, A deposit of $200 req ete., a RE By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in iter 1723, folio 281 et seq., of the land records . we Will sell, in front : THE SEVENTH FIVE O'CLOCK or parcel of land and tinguished on the ground plat or plan of the city of Washington as being part of original lot number street 2 3 feet 4 Inches; thence nce cast 43 feet 4 inches all and Ways, easements, appertaining. ‘This lot awelling. balance in one, two and per annvm, interest pay- by deed of trust on the at the option of the ired xt time of at purchase: ied with in tift ise trustees and cost ter five days’ advertise- in some newspaper published JOSEPH K. McCAMMON, FRANCIS H. SMITH, my25-d&ds ‘Trustees. TEOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCT., Gi? E NW. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED GEORGETOWN PROSPECT STREETS 35TH STREETS, AND EAST OF UNION’ STATION, THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGR AND EAST OF TH TRI RAILWA By virtue of a decree of the the District of Columbia decree of the same court, ‘0. 14,896, Catharine A. Cghil et al., the undersigned trustees will offer for sale st public auction fa on TUESDAY, numbered twenty-oue (21), three 23), twenty-four (24 ty-six (26), twenty-nine (29), Ema Mctanill’s subdivisi square twe fred and Harty nine G0). Sorte (42), forty-three ¢ G5), forty-six (45), (38), forty-nine (49) Catharine A. Kidwell itty of square thirty-four (34), visions, folio 31, thereon. Said lots on Prospect strect. on 84th street, and lot 39 ing 3,465. square feet, bid satisfactory to tl for and in SITUATED ON STATION OF THE GREAT FALLS ELEC- SEVENTH DAY OF 1808, BEGINNING AP FOUR O'CLOCK P. twenty-seven (27), thirty (80) and: thirty-one (31), in () to nineteen (19), in square thirty-four (34), new Ive hundt sutdivision book A. R. S., page 159, in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia; and lots (40), forty-one (41), forty-two forty-four (44), forty-seven (47), and others’ ‘subdivision of lot thirty-two @2), in Emma McCahill's subdivision dred and four (1204), as ‘said first recorded - vision is recorded in Book on M street. Said lots 40 to 48, both inclusive, front Said lots 49, 4 g E 3 REAL ESTATE IN BETWEEN 34TH AND N 34TH STREET, AT THE EXD OF Supreme Court of and of 3 ae Lots sierent fumed, ley cause front of the premises, JUNE, M., Jots twenty-two (22), twenty- , twenty-five (25), twen- twenty-eight 28), ion of original lots one four (1204), recorded in forty-five forty-eight 450), fifty-one 1), in now ‘square twelve hun- 50 and 51 front Jot, contain- All of the is an Pat it as]8? shist +1 fF : rH Ba, aie Se! oy Fi i i 282 Hi gt zt 1 H See! 3 E i TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE, » E STREET SOUTHWEST. ei Fd be ‘tue 3 & deed of trost, duty recorded ig Liber No, 2105, at folio 407 et one of fi land records for the Distric of Conmia, and at the ‘request of the party secured therchy. the yey will offer for sale vz public c rout of the premises ELEVENTH OF “JUNE, ALD. 1808, at Tad PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the fol scribed real estate, situate the city ee: 2% the District of Columbia, wi ere . in Wiliam #. : visto original lot numbered ten PP ee manne ae dred and forty (640 Provements, rights, &c. Terms: One-third cash: two years, with interest from the day of mele, © per cont per annum, secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at option of the Purchaser. A’ deposit of $100 required jm mes ceptance of bid. If the terms of sale are not complicd with In fifteen days from the day of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the Property at the risk and cost of the defaulting par- chaser after five days’ advertisement of such re. sale in some newspaper published in Washingt Dc An conveyancing, &c.. at the py hacer Lois A. JOHNSON, W. a. Ho cueren Trustees. AUCTIONEER, 913 F ST. NW, LE OF VALCABLE IMPROVED TY, REING THE TWo STORY. DWELLING 1421 W STREET the balance in one og ai cont. Se Abte THOs, J. ow BRICK NORTHWEST. By Firtue of @ certain deed of trust corded dio Liber 1816, tollo 145 et seq land records of the ‘District uf Omori the request of the paris seenred thereby sell, at pmblic auetion, in front of the pre on “SATURE VENTH FIVE Oc) following real estate. situate tn th of W trict of : Lot numbered 7 Murphy's subdivision of square 202. impr le: third cash, balance in ong Fears, with interest, wecnred Ny dond of on the scld, ‘or all cash, at. the option of the purcharer, poalt of one une dred dollars ($100) required at time of Terma of sale to be complied with within ten days, othe Wise the trustees will resell the property at the tisk and cost of defaulting purchaser, H. Bo WHITE, WM. W. HERON Trustees, oF VALUARLE REAL BSe CANDRIA UNTY, ViR« UTHERN END OF AQUE« BRIDGE. of a decd of trust to us, dated Marck 11, 1805, and recorded In Liber “Q."" No. 4 Sb, one’ of the land records of Alexandria « Mirginia, and at the request of the party sccuret therebs, we, the undersigned trustees, will sell ublic auction. in front of the 2AY. THE TI AT FIVE Parcel of land’ in Alex known and distinguished » division of a part of Roxelyn on a plat thereof filed with a certain dee between H. H. Wells, trustee, and Leslie M_ Dun, gan, recorded in Liber “H." "No. 4, folie 34.08 the ‘land records of said county, containing 60.60) Square feet, more or les, and ‘being on the road tuarked on sald plat and known as “Short road. Terms of sale, as provided by anid deed of trust, cash. A deposit of $100 will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale. All conveyancing Tecording, ete., at purchaser's cost. If terms sale sre not complied with within ten days from day of sale, the trustecs reserve the right to re sell the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser after five days’ notice of such resal.. GEO. HB. WHITE, Trustee, Natloonl M tropolltan Bank, ENOCH L. WHITE, Trustee, " Pacitic bullding. O'NEAL & LUNT, Auctiouecrs WALTER B. Se & CO, al eas IMPORTANT SALE of the Entirecontents of the well- known and long-estab= lished hotel known as WILLARD’S HOTEL, Cor. 14th St. and Pa. Ave., Washington, D.C phering in vil abou mished, partially enum: Rosewood Case Pia curved frames aud beant:fully mph: Plute Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Oak, Walnut hogany. Chery and Ash Chamber Furniture lor, Library, Reception snd Dining Roc ° 4) rooms, completely fure ture, Lac rtains Lembrequis Aawinster and Body Brussels Carp ertire hotel, a fine collection of Hair Mattresses, Blevkets, Spreads. Bed Linen and Bedding, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, China and G! ware, Silver-plated Ware, ©) lery, Copper Uten- sils, Crockery Kitchen requisites, ete. ALSO Pillard Tables, handsome Bar and Ber Fixtures, Iron Safe, Counters, Office Furniture, Mirror, Set teen, most of which were made to order. The whele formin; a collection worthy of great attens tion, and we feel j stified in saying that a finer collection of about’ 400 Hair Mattresses, together with Bed Linen and Beddiny is never been of- competition « auction sale in our © lease hotel fs about to expire, onsequence thereof the contents of about Will be sold at auction, without Hotelkeepers. dealers and. py give this sale their attention, which takes place am Wednesday, June 8, 1898, Cop mencing at TEN O'CLOCK A.M, and will cony finue dally at the seme hour until entire collectiod 8 closed out. Terms cash: WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aue my30-dts DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTION TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE ¥. PROVED REAL ESTATE IN TH WASHINGTON, D.C. KNOWN VERMONT AVENUE NORTHW By virtue of ‘a f trust, dated 2: vember, 1848, and recorded iu Liber No, 2368, follo 884, of’ the land recs rict of Columis bla, and at the request rty secure will sell at 2. ises, on THURSDAY, THE NINTH SUN A.D. 1808," AT HALF-PAST i P.M., the let of ground ty the’ city public auc a. iu’ the District of Columbia, kn 4s lot numbered thirteen (13), in S. L.' Phelps’ subdivision of lots in square south of square nuts bered two hundred and seventy-seven (sq. s. of §, Ne. said subdivision is recor surveyor's office for the District of liber 10, page 103, with the improvements, con- sisting of a three- ing house. TERMS OF ird cash, balance in equal inst interest ton the prope m of the purch: t time of sal nd recording at cost of terms are net complied with in ten of sale the R chaser. if jays from day trustees reserve the right to resell ulting purcha: . A. CONKLIN FRED'K A. GORDON & GORDON, Solicitors, _ 334 4% street, JAMES W. RATCLIFF (Successor to Rateliffe, Sutton & Co.) TRUSTERS’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS 0: STREET BETWEEN EIGHTEEN’ D NINETKENTH STREETS, AND NINETEENTH STREET BETWEEN A’ AND B STREET! SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded tp HOFFNA ‘Trustees. my28-d&ds AUCTIONEER. Liber 1997, folio 185 et seq.,’ one of the iand records of ‘the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we, the undersigned, trustees, will offer for sale, by’ pube Premises, on MON+ lic auction, tn front of the DAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, "A.D. 1898, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the tok lowing described real estate, situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lots numbered 38, 39 40, 41, 42, 43, 44 and 45, of the subdivision of luts in equare numbered eleven hundred and eleven (1111), made by the Anglo-American Compr Limited, and recorded in the office of “the surveyor of the Jiistrict of Columbia in Liber 20, folio 84, together with all the improvements, rights, &c. Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance mm one and two years, with interest from the day of sale at six per cent per anpum, secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit of $25 on each lot upon seceptance of bid. Terms to be complied with in fifteen days from day of sale, or trustecs reserve the right to resell the property at risk and cost of deft ulting purchaser, after five days! advertisement of such resale in some newspaper blished in Washington, D. C. All conveyancing, ; at purchaser's cost. CHARLES P. WILLIAMS, WALTER HEISTON, my26-d&ds Trustees. _ DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE CF BROWNSTONE AND BRICK UNFINISHED DWELLING ON TH CORNER OF CO! AN! LE ROY PLACE NORTHWEST SS of a certain deed of trust, recorded virtue in Liber No. 2174, folio 141 et seg., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, we shall sell, in front of the on MON- DAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1898, AT FIVE G'CLOCK P.M., all those certain pieces and premises,