Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1898, Page 11

eocccece eerrcccece eecocsccce —and then good-bye to the old store. three day The lingering light of this store closes with the shutting of _ the night. It dies with the night. not ended. It will not end for a twelve month or more. But, have you shared? Better hurry if you haven't. There are good Fall Suits here for any size man at $5. Better at While the great trade-ocean has almost settled to its normal ebb and red with richer bargains to reward the finder. eee ee eee ee eee ee ee eee 7 2s ie APPROVED. Thursday, Friday and Saturday We expect to accomplish a great deal in these We expect to outfit several thousand men and boys with their fall rig. We expect to add more glory to the proud name of this establishment. doors Saturday But the happy influence of its money-saving virtues is As the perfume of the rose stays after the vase is shattered, so will a twilight of great value brightness remain for a time wherever the bargains are spread $6. Still better at Sy, and the chances are any one you may select is worth almost triple the asking. It is in this store now very much as along the seashore after an extra high tide. flow, the strand is PARKER, BRIDGET & CO., Straightforward Clothiers, 315 Seventh St. Poe e eer eccececccccercescons eeerccccce . . . . é . . ° . . . . . . ° ° . . . . . . . SUGGESTION NOT | Woodward, to me that the BREW NEW YEAR. 2 above proposs as for its object, emis Attorney Fields’ Proposed Regulation | to a | uring of greater | Celebration of the Solemn Festival Against E torations. p removal of danger to Inaugurates a Solemn Season. t the a Pas gs Pouce ee Zulation | Services appropriate to the beginaing of recently its validity be questioned upon the | the Hebrew new year, which begins at sun- ields » of reaso s, it must be sup- | set tomorrow, will be held in the new tem- sidewalks wili perted upon that score, and not from a | of the Washington Hebrew Congreg: missioner: | strictly sanitary standpoint.” | Sth street near H northwest. As the ported again Seen Basset super (rUe) | cut inaaunmtes th eimcutisn anne son e n° | matter as follows: | tins wlation, and ( | sment of such a regulation | of the calendar it will be un ily ob- ing recommended that | eoumie asteniy) Enes | Se by the Jews throughout the world. nd be taken. pr in view. of the report of the ‘en days later marks the advent of Yom ‘ Commission | and there would be great] Kippur, or the Day of Atonement, famed f expectorating on the | i Sore oo pistes there- | tor its imp essive features, Sabbath of y be | pbaths. The interval between these two 5 | casions is known as the penitential sea- sidewalks 2 sane: | m, but it is oaly the ultra orthodox that rk rried abide by the stringent regulations of these t he could 1 intervening day 200 gainst t New Year day and the Day of Atone- is peach | er, are observed by almost all " | few in this as well as in othe! eccasion, and continue r pursui business is 1 solemn days, orthodox hout the 2 ysician, today appear r Way at | lice Court, pleaded not guilt = asked for a trial by a ju From t x continued Dr. | leased to appear for trial in to enh ar Tt is the the ys is time incling Those wn synag pt piper 1 of ug n deal ob- with in ogue eSeteteetneeeeeeetetatetetetetetet — Mammoth Display of New and Exclusive Designs We offer for city, comprising everything necessary to furnish a home from attic to cellar. No .other plete we mean everything, down to the smallest detail. and Glass Wz Ornaments, Hric-a-Bra' rticles whi re included in the con Pictures, Shades and Dr pletely furnished home. stablishment in the District is in a position to completely furnish your home. in ture, Carpets, Crockery, Lamps, &e, our inspection the most complete exhibit of household neces ities ever shown in this By com- Furniture, Carpets, Crockery, Cutlery, Tin, Wood- peries, and the thousand and CASH OR CREDIT aan _ size only = mirror 1.50 ner Sets,112 pcs., dec. = warranted = = = or Suites, 5 pcs., com. = 15 Chiffonier Beds = $2.50 Toilet Sets, dec., 9 p $10 Oak Sideboard, plate $9 Hair Mattress, full size, 4 $6 Oak Parlor Desk, French legs 4.50 $10 Oak Dresser, bevel plate $8.75 7.50 11.00 16.00 12.00 1.75 cS. glass 7.50 Olbs. 6.00 u = 7.50 CARPETS nt is complete in every detail. All the new de 1 isk the favor of an inspection of t ay of floor coverings, we feel sure we can satisfy you bot igns and colorings (many of them ex- us grand exhibit of the h in leum, Art Squares, Straw [attings, &c., &c. he best assortment of medium and high-grac les of the many sterling values that are offered by us. And we do as- e home furnishings to be AT VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. z ckery, Office Chairs, Comforters, Tables, Blankets, Desks, Mattresses, Brass Beds, iron Beds, Carpets, Folding Beds, Rugs, Spring Beds, Wardrobes, ee : Clocks, Easy Chairs, | ct | Book Cases, | | | Art Squares, Wooden Ware, Tinware, Glassware, Cutlery, &e., &c., &e. CASH OR CREDIT HOUSE & HERRMANN, - 901 & 903 Seventh St. N. W. Corner of Eye Street. Sadoadoaseesoeoatoeteeseeseeseatenonteateateesbegeegensongeateateaseagontoateatresectiatoateseatreseateageatnage © Sogo Srepete eee atoeententecte sete eetecontecetecter ee oeten : i RESENTED > 2 MEDALS Anacostia Pays Tribute to Her Brave Volunteers. ee MASS MEETING AT MASONIC HALL ie Col. Harries of First Regiment Makes Brief Address. MR. J. W. TOLSON PRESIDES The residents of Anacostia taxed the capacity of Masonic Hall, at the corner of Jackson and Pierce streets, last night such as it has never been taxed before, and ac- epréed the returned soldier heroes who enlisted from that section of the District after the declaration of war a reception worthy of the volunteers’ patriotism and bravery. Under the eye of the colonet who had marked their service from the time they left the national capital, through the severe routine of camp life in southern climes and later in the muddy trenches before Santiago, as well as in the journey back to home, the men received handsome silver medals, amid the plaudits of the as- semblage. There were only six men— all of the Ist District of Columbia Vol- unteers—zo honoréd last night. There ought to have been about twelve members of the regiment present, but it is stated that some of the boys who were willing enough to face Spanish bullets and take their chances with dread disease flinched from the ceremonies incident to the public presentation of medals, such as took place last night. Others were kept away by filness, it was stated. It was a proud Moment indeed for the orated wi x who were dec- hin a few feet of their com- er, Colonel George H. Har- who was an invited guest. first fluor of Masonic Hail, ception took place, s ted with the national colors, utiful palms farmed a bower u age, and other palms were placec hall, setting it off effectiv 2 Hore cupie and played string m the stage were r the direc! manding ries, The where nirty singers aniel C. Smith- ion of Mr. I reception was intended man who enlisted from t acostia, either volunteers or na against Spain was List The follow for of Volunteers. pe given as the cor- rect list of on this roll of honor. some of whom have not et returned to their homes, but whose medals the citizens of Anacostia intend to present to them jater: Enlisted with the 1st District of Colum- bia Volunteers—Dr. Richard A. Pyles, ma- jor and chief sur Charles J. Simpson, third sergeant, Shell, corporal. Company Company K; Williajn Lu Bryan Anderson, ¢ y K Hoope. Comps she A. ri comman. Sintess Cay States ¢ Riatea Vo bulance Wiggs WHY len, 6th North. h, n. Wil Albert Arny ilius Corps. Chairman's Remarks. ison took ‘@hargé und spoke as fel- and Gentiemen: It affords me pleasure to call this meeting to order and 1 the have a ant exerci for which we Jeome home th th to batth the cit sembled—(o w. boys for of ET rajpice with you, fath mothers, 8, brothers, wives and swe hearts. on the safe return of your ones. While we know that you, soldiers, had to undergo many h et it was pleasure for those hind to feel ut you had the courage to face irem bravely. No doubt there have been among the ones at home many sleepless nights and anxious days in anticipation og the long-looked-far letter or for some News from the battleground. The short four months to some, which has seemed years to otners, have passed and your dear ones have returned to home and friends. But while we rejoice, let us not forget the ones who are absent by reason of sickness, but jet us pray that they may be restored to health and home." ‘The audienee then arose and sang with great fervor “America,” with band accom- paniment. Chairman olson then made the an- nouncement that the medals would next be presented, and he read aloud a list of the names of the soldier boys who had return- ed. Maj. R. A. Pyles and Privates Carl Marbury, Claude Ailen, Hoopes and Kiem- kientz responded to their names and lined up before the stage. As each name was called out the audience gave vent to its feelings by cheers. Six young ladies, one tor each, pinned the teken of honor on the coats of the men this honored. The names of these young ladies are Misses Bertha Swindells, Katie Rhodes, Lizzie Walson, Linda Pumophrey, Alice Danforth and Jjen- nie Bartley. A Maltese Cross. The medal coisists of a silver Maltese cross of small dimensions, suspended from a smali silken flag, the whole surmounted a silver eagle. In the center of the on its face, is a small circie, con- taming two crossed guns or two ¢ device as the re bar on which the ereraved the words, On the reverse side of to be placed a suitable cross, inser at seme future time. On its front it already has engraved the follow- ing: rst Db. C. Vv" A different i i tion will be placed on the or others than men of the Ist Di umbia Regiment. After the cercmony of presefting the medals was over the hand rendered a se- lection, and then Chairman Tolson called upon Col. s for a few remarks. Speech by Col. Harries. Col. Harries was'aftffed in his field unl form. When he aygcated on the stage be was‘liberally applauded. He said, m part: When I received an invitation to be preseat tonight I Mmagined, foolishly, per- h that L was t§ somhe extent to ipient of honor, afd I find my vietim, and a viet%th of whom a speech is expected. I-appeal té’Dr. Pyles to’ say whether my lungsare fn any condition to permit of my taini#g, hd I appeai to my- self and tind that Fhat@ no material for a speech. The gentlémani!who has been kind enough to place mé'on the program did me o much honor and ckught me unawares. Ii 1 do not mea tollet the opportunity thout paying thé heartiest kind of a e to the men) whé came into the Ist District of Columtfa Regiment from this town. Of the $Si men‘lwho made up that regiment when it lefe Washington we have developed no better soldiers than the men of your locality, and I am glad to know, as I think £ do, that these men have come home without a complaint and are true sol- diers still, and will continue to be so to the end of the chapter. rict of Col- | iu square numbered six hundred and seven! Indigestion’ To get rid of these ailments, start at the seat of the trouble, by setting the stomach right. The genuine Jo- hann Hoffs Malt Extract when taken with meals, will greatly aid di- gestion, and enable you to obtain.as much nourishment as is pessible from your diet. Jehann Hoff’s Malt Extract is not a mere tonic—it is a food as well. Mme. Melba writ “I highly commend the genuine Johann Hoff's Malt Extract. I use it with my daily tiet. It improves my appetite and digestion wonderfully.” Johann Hoff, New York, Berlin, Paris. 6 my duty to be critical, to uphold discipline, for discipline is health, and if there is a weak spot in Dr. Pyles I haven't found it. Day and night he has served the regiment with more fidelity, more Christian zeal than any other man.” Dr. Watson Presents Flowers. Before Colonel Harries could leave the stage Dr. James A. Watson advanced, bear- ing a basket of magnificent roses, the chotcest that Mr. Adolph Gude could select. Dr. Watson presented the handsome floral offering to Colonel Harries in the following graceful way: “Col. Hagries, I have the honor to pre- sent to you by the request of our citizens present, ‘this basket of rdses. It affords me great pleasure to do so, and to expr¢ the wish, which I know is echoed by all the citizens of Anacostia, that these beau- tiful buds and the fragrance stealing from them may serve to remind you of esteem and grateful remembrance in which you are held by all our citizens for the manner in which you, as nel of the ist District of Columbia Volunte to your country’s cail and over anJ cared for the men your command, including soldier boys from Anacc id that unlike the grant odor, the to many of the tia. Allow me 2 flowers and their sentiments we hold ere Wi played udience more the * then the d_ Banner,” ir in then erward dis- piring mann -4 socially awhile, a rsed. Reception € reception followi Thos. mimittee. committee was composed Waison, Mrs. Wei: Mrs. Watson, 2 Green, Lizzie Bertha Swind c. L. Br son, Dr. The of the ks, Wat- 3. Bury, Albert AUCTION SALES OF R fe, Auct., AL ESTATE, & p20 F er B. Williams nm house ptemt nes We i & ¢ ing at n.w., on Friday, 8 n & Co AUCTION SALES ‘UTURE DAYS. LYER B. WILL NEERS. Contents of Ten-room $ & CO, AUCT! JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTION (Successor to Ratelitfe, Satton & Co. CHANC SALE OF A HOUSE 620 DELAWARE AVENUE, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Colambia, passed in Equtty Cause No. 19486, we will offer for sele at pubile auetiva, in ‘front ‘of the premises, on MUNDAY, THE EWENTY-SIXTH! DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1898, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., lot 29 im Williaa B. Todd's subdivision of square 642, and the rear 16 feet of original lot 8 in sald square, improved by a frame dwelting. Terms: Owe-third cash, the balance in one add two yéars, or all cash. A deposit of $100 will be required at time of sale. Terms to be complied with within ten days or deposit forfeited. CHARLES EARL, Trustee, 313 4% st.” n.w. 5 REUBEN 8. SMITH, Trustee, sel5,17,20, 420 Stir at. aw. ©. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTS., 1407 G ST ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE SALE. LEATHER ARM CHATR AND PATENT ROCKER, PINE GOODS; SIX CHERRY, OAK AND WALNUT FOLD! Bi PARLOR SUITES, MUSIC BOX, 12 TUNES; FINE HALL . FILE Cask, Fa PICTURESQUE WHITE DOUBLE BEDS, CARPETS MATT! BEDSTE ND CHERRY CE TRESSES, PILLOWS, Db BOOKS. SIDEBOARI . NO. HORSE, CARRIAGE TERMS CASiL SON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. y SALE ¢ T AND ATTRAC. TWO-STORY . in deed of trust, recorded b records of the Distriet ‘of Colun- folio D1 et seq., we Will offer, et the premises, MONDAY, rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, O'CLOCK P.M, the follow: situate in the District of Columbia, to wit rertain piece or parcel of land and pre: known and distinguished as and being lot numbered cue hundred and. thir nine (139), of Ida M. fhumate’s subdivision of lots ory (617), gether with the imprévements thereon; subject, however, to a prior Inenmbrance of $3,000, with interest thereon, payable semi-annually, at the vate of six per cent per annum. sof sale: The abave named deed , with Interest from July 2, 139% one-half of amount over the trast of ond interest, to be paid in cash, and the to be paid In one year, secured by deed of trust upen the property seld, with interest thereon, payable semi-annnaliy, at'the rate of six per cent per annum, or all ¢ash, over and abote the inctmbrance aforesaid, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 will be required at the time of sale. Terms to be complied with in 10 \W8, otherwise the property will be resold, at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, aft five days’ advertisement in some newspaper pul Iisbed in Washington, D. C. Conveyaneing, stamps, Ss P YDGAN SMITH, Trustee, 408 Fifth st. now. CLARENCE B. RHEEM, Trustee, sel5-d&ds 916 F st. nw. & G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407 G st. n.w. CHANCERY $ALE oF YA pHouse NO 82 of ‘the Supreme Court Busy ota for ale at By virtue anong the bia, Liber 2u auction, inf THE TWENTY A.D. 1808, AT BLY ing described propert; the cee DE ee ‘CLOCK P.M., the ane a Bale a of about 91 feet and THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. JAMES W. BATCIAFFE, AUCTIONERR. (ucceswse to Batelifer Sutton ® Go) TRUSTEE'S SALB OV FRAME HOUSE, NO. Git SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUK SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a decree of the Court of the District of Columbia. No. 19800. the undersigned tastes will sfer Tor sale ibtic ax ction, im froat of the . om THUesbAy, THE Furreeerit bak oF sBe TEMBER, i D. 198, AT HALF PasT Foun O'CLOCK P.M, the deserihed real estate, situate fm the city of Washington, District of Co lumbia, to wit: Part of ortgtmal lot numbered eleven (11), im square nombered eight hundred and x (S70), beginning om South Carviina aye. forty- (43) feet two taches from the aorth- east cornet of said lot and Nesterly with said avenue twenty % southeasterly one hundred and fourtera (114) feet nine (V9) inches, theace rortheastecly tweaty (20) feet ve and one-quarter (Sig) inches, thence orth. westerly one hundred and nine (109) fect ten and one-half (10%) mches te the place of deginuing with the improvements thereone, to be sald subject to au existing incumbrance thereon to secure ihe Six Per Ceut Permanent Butlding Association of the District of “Columba a certain bond for sixteen hundred (31,000) dollars. The amount now due on same will be stated at time of sale. Terma of sale: One-talf cash, balance In one year, with Interest at 6 per cent, secured by deed of trust om the property sold. or all cash, at fr: option of the purchaser. A” deposit of $100 re- quired at thme of sale. If terms of sale are not ccmplied with in ten days from day of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement of such resale tn some aul newspaper published in Washington, D. conveyancing, stainps, etc. parcbaser’s cost. ALTER A. NSTON. Trustee, 412 Sth st. FUTURE DArYs. DUNCANSON 5 AUC TRUSTEES’ SALE AT AveTIC DWELLING HOUSE NO. lu AVE. S.W. On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER EIGHTH, 1808. AT FIVE O°CLOC front of the premises, the undersigned, under the deed of trust recorded fn Lf! folio 204 et seq., of the land record trtet of Columbia, will sell at public all that part of lot D in William B. Todd's subdivis. ion of square numbered three hundred and fifty-two rE in the city of Washington, PION oF MARYLAND TWENTY BRICK E . contained within the following metes and bounds: Beginning for the same on Maryland avenne, at the somtheast corner of said lot, and running thence westerly along Said avenue eighteen (iS) feet pine and ot half (to) inches: thence northerly, at right ang! to said avenue, tifty-tive leven and thr fourths (11%) inc fe north six! and east corner of said I Pn five « hes, and theace (71) feet eleven (11s in above described (oy forty reserve the ri ment, at Tisk and All conves E. WELSH asiFoRD, 14lu G st. nw, Trastees. sel5-t s.tudds WALTER B. WILL AUCTION EI TRUSTE s F MAND ATH BRICK DWELLING, No. ORIDA AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtne of a deed of tmst, recorded In Liber 1825, follo 244, et seq. land ‘records of the District of Columbia, and by request of the holder of the note, we will sell by publie front ef the premises. on MONDAY Tw SIXPH. 1895, AT HALE PM., all that certain plece or parcel of laud and premises known as “Lot iMett's subdivision rs per plat 28, of District of aineder er twenty two lots in block q In in eit Park, folle » ‘of the Terms of sale: $500 in ea sur: interest at 5 f trust years, with plet= ay dy new w S., AUCTIONEERS. FES" SALE_Of STORE . 61 NEW Yo! KK AVES ELLING, . CORNER OF By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in Liber No, 1973. > 488 et seq, of the land records of the District of Columbia, we will sell, at pnbiie auction, in front of the premises. on MONDAY, THE ‘NINETEENTH DAY OF SE- TEMBER, A.D. 1888, AT PIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the following described real estate, situaie iv the city ct Washington, ir said District: Lot sum- bered sixty-two (62), in Salvatore Desio's subdi- vision In square numbered six hundred aad eizh- teen (618), as per plat recorded in Liber 19, folio 7, of the ‘records ef the surveyor’s office uf said } to be paid in | twe closed wit | | Wm. } tot numbered four 4), it Fine (69). us per plat eyor ., age 65, Fights. otc ‘erms: two 5 WALTrR B. WILiAMS & CO, AUCTS. Contents of Eight-Room House at Auction. 1825 I Street Northwest. Op FRIDAY, SEPTENBRE SIXTEENTH, COM MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK ACM. we siinil sell st the above rsidence, 2 gemeral exsortment of articies, partially enumereted. ar lor, Chantter and Dining Room Furniture. Od Bureaus, Wesbstands, (dius, Glassware, Kite Ucensiis, ete Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. sel3-at C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONRERS, 1607 a ST. DESIRABLE FURNITURE IN RESIDENCE NO. 8U TWELFTH STREET, NEAR NEW YORK AVENUR NORTHWEST. AT PUBLIC aUc- 1 On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTEENTH, 1898, at TEN A. M., at above residence, we wtil sell, without reserve DOUBLE BRASS REDSTEAD WITH HAIR MAT. TRESS AND SPRING, MIRKOK c WARDROBE, BRASS FENT WITH FIRE SET AND COAL HOD, WIT. “OUCH AN ROCKERS, WHITE AND ¢ CRETARY WHITE AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, OAK 8X1 WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, ODD BUKEAT AND WASHSTANDS, MATTRESSES AND Pll. OW Le BRUSSELS CARPETS AND LACE) CURTAINS, LOUNGES, | PICTURE: TOILET SETS, CHIFFONIERS, DINING TA BLE AND CHAIRS, CROCKERY AND GLAS WaRK REFRIGERATOR, KITCHEN FPURNI- TURE, &e., &: Terms cash. C. G. SLOAN & CO., Ancts. selo-dts. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE oF HOUSE, PARTLY A FINISHED SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NOKB STREETS, By virtue of a certain deed of trast DESIRABLE CORNE ON TH 1TH AND BOA. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS dated March 12, 1806, and recorded ameng the lind records of the District of Columbia in Liber 2089, folio 41 et seq., and at the request of the holder of the Rotes secured thereby we will offer, at public au the SIXTEI AT HALF-PAST FOUR © wing described property, shington, hereon, f sai at the will be the of isement ington, D. ¢ in son AUOTION EER TRUSTEES” SALE OF A MENT BKICK HOUSE, NW By virtue of a a Liber Ne. 2088, f. is for the District of st of the pacti signed trustees will offer for sale ny | paw tien, an fron’ <f the pre FRIDAY, THK SIXTEENTH DAY OF BER, 1sys, AT T FOUR O'CLOCK PM., the following described Keal Estate situa the city of Washington, in the District of bia, Lot numbered one L ed and venty Beawball et al, s per red by deed of tru: fitty-txo fifty-five of lets in square ud sixty-two (982) folio 84, of frontage on Ich street of about 12.5 fc Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the bal in one and two years, for which the notes wi purchaser must be given, bearing interest, pryalie District, together with the improvements, eon- sist ree-story brick and stone store and dwell No. 61 New York avenue, corner of 1st street northwest. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance tn equal install- sents, at one and two yeers, with interest ct six (6) per Spee Ase annum, payable sem)-anaually, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust wpou the property sold,’ or all casb, at the option of the purchaser.” A deposit of $250 will be required ac time of sale. All conveyancing, zevenus stanps, &c., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within ten days. otherwise the trustees re- serve the right to resell at ris and cost of the Gefaulting purchaser. = MARLON ASHFORD, ALDIS B. LROWSE, se7-d&ds ‘Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN, AUCTIONEER, 913 F ST. N.W. STEE'S SALE OV IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO, 3207 17TH ST. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, Gly ree corded in Liber No. 2100, follo 441 et sdq., one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and At the request cf the parties secured thereby, we will sell. isex, on ction, in fron! prem- EMBER TWENTY-CHIRD, AT THREE O'CLOCK PAL, the south 85 feet freat by depth of let 117, and north frent by depth of lot 118, in Chapin Brow of part of Plea . wiih the improvements th: Made known at tine of required f sale, Cc rding at pr er’s cost JAMES BE. FITCH. W. HENRY WALK seltd&ds PEREMPTORY BUILDING LOT ON TWELF TWEEN MASSACHUSETTS AVE) AND } STREET NORTHWEST, NEAR CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. ‘TEMBER we shail ; I, 1898, at FIVE O°C1 sell at public’ ayetion, in front of the LOT 10, SQUARE 282, having a frontage of 23 feet on 12th atreet by a depth of 110 feet. A fine lot in w splendid sec- tion. Terms: Liberal and will be ma: $300 deposit -required st time conveyancing Tevente stamps at ¢ chuter. Sale to be closed in ten days, resule at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser selt-déds | DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. THOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER, 612 e CHANCERY SALE OF A LOT 50 FEET FRONT BY 70 FEET DEEP, IMPROVED BY A FRAME HOUSE, NO. 1820 32D SYRERT N.W, Under a deerco of the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, iu equity cause 19,459, the un- rsigned will sell by pubi jon, in’ front of a, the premises, “on TUESDAY, THE TWENT. SEVENTH DsaY OF SEPTEMBER, i80s, at FIVE Of K P.M., the south 50 fect reet by the depth of the lot of lot and Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown, in what is Dow known as square 12%), in the elty of Wasbing- ton, D.C. Said lot has a depth of 70 feet, and is improved by a frame stable and barn, and a frame dwel No. 1820 33d street nw Terms of sal Oue-third cash, and the balance semi-annually, at the rate of wix per centum pwr annum from the day of sale until pald, und to be secured by deed of trust on the property or all ccsh, at the purchaser's option. y of $500 will be required at time of sale. All c veyencing, recording and uckvewledging at chaser's cost. If the terms of sale are not coi piled with in ten days from date of sale the trus- tees reserve the right to resell the property. the risk and cost ef defaulting pai three days’ pubiic notice of su Bewspaper published in W. (Sutcesscr to Kateltffe TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FRAMR LARGE eT, WEST By virt the District of Columbia, the J ‘trustee auction in front ~ THE FOUR BOE pissed in umber gbty -nine Columbia, beginui e (1a3), in square District square, t st. twent middie on lots 10 extension thence north mide ninety (90) feet eight feet, more*or less, to Intersect a line drawn east from a point one’ hw and twenty-four ) feet south from northwest corner of said re, thence west im sald line ¥ (90) feet to the’ beginning. ments, nghts, et ‘Terms: One-thir togetber with all the impr cash, balance in two equal in- staliments, payable in one and two years, with in- terest at 6 per cent per aunt ured by deed Of trust on the property sold, of all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A deposi ed xt time of sale. If terms plied with in ten days from da tee reserves the right to resell risk and cost of the default days’ advertisement of such resale in paper published Iu Washington, D. C veyancing, the ec chi stamps, ete., at WALTER A. JOUNSTON, Trus ch st. now. NED UNTHL 3 ‘¥ OF THOMAS J. OWED DESIRABLE PITOL HILL STREET SOUTHEAS of the Supreme Court assed in a cause therein depending, wherein Hliza M. Tallman et al. ave complvinants and Lou La Sha et al. are do- in equal instefiments in one and two years from day of sale. with interest at 6 per cent, payable semi-annually, and represented by the issory Rotes of the purchaser, secured hy deed of on the ee the- a will be at sale. conveyancing and stamps at THOMAS DOWLING, A! 612 E ST. <— fendants, known us Equity Cause No, 19178, the undersigned trustee will sell, at public auetiou, in fron the premises. on MONDAY, THE NINE- TEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 180s, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., ‘ell that cer- tain parcel of land, situate in the city of Washing- ton, in the District of Columbia, known as lot let- tered D, in George A. 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