Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1898, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1898-16 PAGES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION _ SALES. ee AUCTION SALES CITY SANITATION]. Absolutely straight..... —— THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYs. FUTURE, Days. 7 Rene $ C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTS., 1407 G ST. ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407 G st. ws iJ. G. Sinclair, Auctioneer, DUNCANSON BRC AUCTIONE jet of Vo 2ath day of Metober, by virtue of th avthority of and after due adver tise nee ¢ said 1 of trust, sold described Jand and prem. RES AUF OF VAL AMEE ry, PHONTING (2s, Ls TALE CATALOGUE SALE |ATTRACTIVE SALE OP|__‘ontnuea From Fourteenth Page) N ON FOURTEEN AND ON XE LARGE SALE OF FURNISURE. . i aaa teats =F MH hoes . mortain | of RIDAY. DECEMIER SIXTEENTH. AT TEN oe DESIRABLE FURNI= | cr the arching and erection of buildines N oxaef t ety Tite Waite pee Fee! Valuable TURE WETHIN OUR | st t atone tts entire course Also let other goods too mu pnsignments nero to. “By the act of Congress approved Febru- le dane Paul Household ROOMS, 1407 G STREET | **¥ 21. 1871 entitled “An set to provide a government for the District of Colum- es (2D FLOG ys SATUR: | bia). ac ioweatinsithoG tersilo suvernnont = ; . act,’ a ‘board o ic works’ was created, SALE OF THREE FINE LOTS ON Furniture, DAY, DEC. 17TH, 1898, which established the beginning of impor: : MBIA HEIGHTS FRONTING. RESPECT- THE PROPERTY OF received WN eZ tant and comprehensive sanitary i - REE RETR ETSN| COn Ogee OE CHT AT 10 A.M. THE PROP- | itches along <Ptee MOUTH STR EEN | SHERMAN | Formerly of St, Loute, Mo., Inte of 1022 Vermont ERTY OF --COLONEL 3300 = ote seetece ant AVENL grading of the streets and of their im- TO WANT. OF SPACE TN THIELVE SPECHT, AN ARMY OF: | frovement by pavement with stone, wood block and concrete, widening, laying and Has BREN ueNOvER fo ork “Roos | FICERLEAVING TOWN, | relaying of sidewalks, arching of running WHERE 1 WILL BE ON ed of trust, dated the third (3d) day of Apr D. 1897, and recorded mong the lind records of the Distriet of Colum- | ae bia. Liber folio 1 et seq., and at the requesc | ortheastern part ecorded er 22 DOTA Cee S, streams, decoration of parks and spaces, f erly ki ro public auction, in front of the AND SEVERAL PRI=| reclamation of low lands, drainage of w Pot and the AY. THE © i DAY OF > swamps, compulsory filling and draining of QQGo swale tring afty sai aeatatins AT Pot 4 9 VATE FAMILIES. submerged lots, squares and larger areas, Gro haabagie 1K OPUM., the follawing described p. : Thursday, Friday Comprising Fine Carpets, Hanttome Chamber and | extension of the water supply, and con- - . Ha feuntaze om Fv in the county of W j Parlor Suites, Mattresses, Pillows, Beautiful | struction of a system of sewerage, which, fee: ie beg: from The northwestern | Cilia athe ? and Satu ‘day, COE Silay WEES SAGE se lhowever, was “planned and built only y f about seventy-seven (TT oe and Tables, Students’ Lanihs, Folding Beds, Seal- + where the rapid increase of lation, and ~ " nd c cn Coat ex teacion “Tablen Siamoante ey pid increase of population, ani oy New the Darehawer eon December 15th, 16th and 17th, 1898, | skin Cit dnd Capo, Extension Tables, Sidetourle | Tonecquentinrot ite wants meee eee a 2 Nai aphex | bere eighteen Gy, tm bisck nus From 9 a.m. ‘til 6 p.m. Cases, Office Furnitutre, Pictures, Gas Stoves, Cash | derground removal necessary at the time : sh nya highest hriueghioha Acad orga D2 at pore Ae Coa as THE WHOLE TO BE SOLD AT itegistor, Iron Safe, Refrigerator, Wheel, | without consideration of ultimate require Is not a blend but the nt of the premises. oh THURSDAY, Dk. | Peeatded BT ine enirerone: 3 S Morris. Ci FUR Se Ine Soy oe aoe EARL Gerbera mnenites: 9 ¢ C FIFTEENTH. 1808. AT FOUIE O'CLOCK jabjeat tos th Public Auctions, | Sitirs Giese so Sie es tn instinent ith AVIETLatieE enor eich aetsioreee z é i ix erveted on said lots It ata ; Lh a Ss, Mostly of pipes, had becn constructed, t Wh k h kk t j be within chisty (30) fee mit Hines that po WITHIN OUR ROOMS, 1407 G ST., eee ee the hoard) of) public. works ves: Abonehe ures 1S ey In t e marke ° a cE ee tees cial | Monday and Tuesday, Dec. i SLOAN & ©O., Auctioneers, [and the government of the District was} ~ ey ° J upon sald lots; togetaer with the i a 1G placed under the management of a board | ~ 1’ = subject, swweren, to, the following 19th and 20th, 1898, On lot 2. im blsek 20 a deed of trust to secure $2,400, sithiinterext €¢ (he Tate of at 11 a.m. Sper cent per annum, from April 4, 189: ; 5 Cane SiO aeamok crane Oo eccute eet Note—The Bed Room Suites will of three noh-resident commiss date cannot be continued the general and extensive plan | that it he of improvements, originated and prosecuted | promot with energy at great cost by the board of | as to ne. determine dd the belief < been such a potential factor in ension of the nuisance “ crest at the tate of G yer cone per ai cold S. a public works. tercepting i prope the defaulting | eres tee ie lot IS, bincs 2 ‘a deed of trae | De Sold Saturday, December 17th, on ‘ a Grace aintek: eetheccivee < of New Je Berlin Fesa ment of wuch | (orsecure $1,900, with interest a. the rate of Oper | our 2d floor. S ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Bere ee eee nue, which will carry the contents of the | that th ton, Cee aa ee ae Uaeriet am. | The collection. comprises a Magnificent Parlor | BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Cout of | “Notwithstanding the great progress of | foundary intercepting sewer to deeper W Seen ae eee ee eT Oe tae Gente rane || pGranll tiahe \Pinng. avnaterueberes= Sin {he Disirlet of Columbia. passed In equity, cause | the sanitation of the city, especially in the | ter anda more rapid current. from th MARTIN L. KORLER spas e ; r queterie Center Table, from the Cent No. 19s fe undersig 16 ustee will offer, ae - : turing the last sessio de an : ance to be paid as follows: 01 dof the r g fren ISH, ; 5 ; Bs : el auscine ns ee ty Trust Hence to Be nee ae Ole on a of the Moorish Vedestals and Bronze Busts. Oil I public anetion, in front of the premi: abatement of many nuisanc and the tion for iminary surv “y nd A question of doubt ings, NORTHEAST AT ize and other Or the equitable interest of® the defendant in in two equal installment transference of others to points remote 4 Shei areas cause in and to the following described real estatc, : em ies view to begin the reclamation oregoing resume of the history in one and ine yom: wittisinterest th St pane Giiry Miah. Oclentat C situate in the city of Washington, D.C. upon the} 0m the populous parts of the city, during | costia flats. m of this city, covering a period cares foc alk case at the aetin CHAleRDANU TAT days and at the hours hereinafter named! the regime of the board of public works | “So much for dr: werage san ars, I obave giver edit’ where On WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-EIGHTH (28TH) DAY OF DECEMBER, 1898, AT FOUR ¢ 1K , the equitable interest of said de supporting Ca feet bigh; Magnifie nt C: Hy upholstered, tm pst; Rare Carved Ma- purchaser. A deposit of $100 on exeh lot will be } required at the time of sale. Sale to be clostd in fifteen days from day of sule, otherwise th a. other phase ive medi- pre is, 5 nts, cireum- ziene and prevel Ve been omiited, but the Tuil to show the mag and its immediate successor, many grave | Itation. mistakes were made, the correction of | of municipal which has required, and will continue to] cine. I refer especially to the to order ee cere a unen nee tae to lot numbered three (3) in squ s ast 2 : & joey, will be reanld at the f ae fT ee ee hogany -brae, Richly Cary d | Bumbered four hundsed and thirty. 31), require, ge additional expenditures ‘to | the medical 1 n in determining a a = Whar Locomia ian in eome hewspaper published in Washington city, ‘ak in high relict in | ing a front of forty-two (2) f street | bring the sewerage system up to the stand- | etadicating the ca of preventable di S:h0 the end that with the’ comple. } D.C. Conveyance revenue stl ete, at D plece arved Extensi'n Tatle | nerth by a depth of oue hundred (100) feet, tm.) ard of modern sanitary engineering,’ | eases. In the earl snot oe disposal and cost of pu . Dining Chairs to match; Valuable S$ fi- | proyed by the stores numbered 1 and 713) Among the many defects were faulty con-} Scem to have been any or c not te eXtens.on and pu ation of G F. SWART ‘Trustee, Hite Cserioge: -tniecak, Give. Diunetesersice, ||| / Or siresc wortiwest. | Tils gros rtysisseubyectato tt renro ncaa ati ficie SELES Ro i he | even in protest agd nating | Witter supp.y. this city will monk balance in cash: or all CLARENCE B. RY Finciy Carved Brass-mounted Mab: gany Cham: | a dees of trust securing twenty thousand dollars | St n, insufficient capacity to carry the | © at extending. nul foremost of the most favore tiex of the ash. at purchaser's option ns of sale to be | nospdads nw. ber Suite, with Armoire to maten; ve:vet Had | ($20,000) and five hundred dollars (3500) interest, | Storm waters, ‘absence of slope, and there- | 2nd extending nui Wor I that pertains to Ube nit <i with days from day of and Stair Carpets, Rare Oak Ch ffomer, Oud | due and payable thereon October 14, 1898, fore of scouring velocities,’ imperfect soil, | health, much less in prom) revention yar Ps "1 ‘ rs of avoids diseases, eee ae san caaicel erat t ALE IS POSTPONED Ur Eureaus and Washetands, Hayd-ome Oak end | | And immediately thereafter, the équitable inter | drainage and. ventilation, — construction Se apenas led at sell, at risk and cost of defanlzing SIXTEE WS, at Fine Hair Maitesses, aid defendant in and'to the north balf of i % Rey in | lation of 2,000, but seven deaths < : ‘ revenue st ser FEA Se ree let Seis, Kare Potts x (6) in square numbered four hun: |Of Pipe sewers with loose and im- | tation of Daring succeedi PRESIDENT’S LANTA. ‘ Ud to Decent " SWARTZELL, Arms wid Armor, U.S. one (4ai), ele improved bya | Perfect | connections, | permitting thelr | in this city: | Daring succeciine de: wari . SD. LIEy 10-d&ds. CLARENCE RB. RHEEM, Trustees. iste. brick bered 415 Bighth | Cons 10 by ts meee, ieee (3) Htent bilious fever d *bilious « Hi * - street nw. | 100% PAREN ‘ALSO A atreet tiortawes yerty Ja subject to a| Duilding of James Creek canal, ‘which | ‘intermittent bilious fever’ and “biitvus dys <t bringin wean a- Sep Ee CuO WEEnS Z * d of trust, date the 12th day of Octo- | amnereas tate te open chan- | entery’ prevailed at inte of one, two i ne perners. treet naw. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. Rare Collection of Antique | ie os" searine feud A> of cae pareetare Magee tans ene s, and of smalipox at | fonver, nel of festering accumulation of fiith, and | 2nd three A dispatch from Atlanta ja., last nought MENT PROP: we ie oe RIO’ « * five hundred doliars ($6,500), Be eee a ee ae sae Gata | interval: culation wa: cs 4 “street nw. | SALE OF GOVERNMENT rene vxtox!| Colonial, Chippendale and | sa’ richer iy tie rwayry-styrn | the failure ‘to discharge the sewage into ractice | says: President McKinley made memorable ae — PSTES CURRIED Gt TH Sh q_ | (Qe) DAY OF DECEMBER, 1898, aT FOUR (4) | the channel of the river, or arranging to | Practiced im tis Cl). President Jett | irst day of the Atlanta peace jubilee ‘0., AUCTIONEERS. eee eraton Mahogany Furni-= LOCKE ML the undersized wil offer for wale | 0 so Tater." ‘The diseharie of sewage into | ton was introduced bs, President Jet ny a SIbtRAS atthesnnok an Sik epee be 2 Sep CLOCK the equitable interest of said defendant in and to] ‘the canal at such elevations as to preclude : y e sess 1. his VALUABLE OPERTY ON STH BE | eee eta ta tie oe the nerth thirty-eight (8) feet by a full depth | its being carried into the river ar wers | i¢ cholera occurred, joint session of the Georgia leg eine FINE, LOCATION | bets hand 7th streets northwe veke yg, Window | thereof of original lot numbered nine (9) in square | having a free discharge at high tlde’ ‘cre- First Effort at Sanitation. is afternoon. His reception by the For Tal 898, Stating ete Soe footie ee ete ley eat Cae Ge Waastst Proved by the store and flat building known ated such a dangerous nuisance by the con-| «The first organized effort at sanitation | eral assembly was warm and hearty ir On THURSDAY, 1 1 TH, 18 ii alice. (By “orter (ceatbe: eostaasten General Tables, High I - | 1111 and 1113 Fourteenth street northwest. This] tinual accumulation’ of sewage deposit as was the appointment in 1819 of a health | extreme, and his ho was punctua at HALE-PAst FOUR O'eL we will | office. By of 8 : bourds, Cupboards, &c.. Catawgues maid en | Moperty is subject tou deed of trust, bearing date | to necessitate the filling of the canal and | ¥4 Z a sath Scenes citer toning delzdts DUNCANSON RROS., Auctioneers. application, hoa the 15th day of October, A.D. 1894, securing the] the construction of the Tiber creck and B | Officer charged with the duties of report- | with frequ ing aves 3S feet toa wide Pease eae ae ‘Terms cash. Payment of ren chousand) Gotlkra ($10,000) i |latreet | sere) The construction of thi ing to the mayor ‘all nuisances * * *| Upon the P. S arrival at the cap- alley, ved . No. 702 Sth st JAMFS W. RATCLIFFE, AUCT. Ate CWO n ace: TLE NAME DAY the usiceiged wih bing | arse sewers with insufficient grade admits | which might endanger the health of the | itol he was gr with a fleid artillery (Tere: hoe thien md two] — cquecame 8 Batellife, Seton & Co) erat stat wee for sale the cquitable inevest of said defendant in| thE, entrance of tide water, causing Te-| citizens; all sources of diseases, prevailing |*alute, and was at once escorted tn Gov= years, i Haas ag SS ae Sa and to lot mumbered twenty-seven (27) in Windsor | tarde low of the sewage to a} otaemics and contagious diseases,’ with | ¢rnor Candlc ; of sale. ieee WELLING HOUSE, No. 220F ISTUE STREET Geiraeies Mo luateune’ gitene on and Ford's subdivision of part of square numbered | distance of two miles from the Bastern are netpngat ae con ea sey as | rmai r = of sale JWELLING HOUSE, No. 7 13TH STRE! = oe e a three bund: sixteen (3 per plat re-| branch in the Tiber creek, and one and 4 . ae heath acs fies piddedias its con- " rity _NOKTHWEST ae 6 Ae corded in 1. 2, folly 8. of the aoe ee ar es a ook ee and @) evils, restrain their progress and prevent | clusion the Presi i to the FUTURE DAYS. corded Iu Liber No. 2161, follo 426 ef seq one Pitot Re a Td aL m.| sewer, and has resuited in accumulations | {el Feourrence.’ and %o keep a correct | a.scmbiy chamber, wt od the - — a re ae the a EW YORK AVE AN spose! E60 . as ric co 0 3 i veral i: pgs r register of deaths. n 2 Ss office s “4 = " ‘TION of the land records ef the District of Coluiabia, oat Eleventh street northwest. ‘This prop- | Of deposits reaching several inches in depth | T° rea shme: a board | Speaker's chair, with Governor © er ol G & CO, AUCTIONE on tual requeee GO tha yuctce cteratiy aeciiele 23D STS. venth northwes' his prop abolished by the establishm of a board H vernor ron E st. nw. By virtue of « certain deed of trust, duly re- et to a deed of trust, bearing date | and thousands of feet in length. Then of heaith, composed of one physician and | his right, z Pe, all sel In front of the cored in Liber 2240, folio 102, et sen. ane of the Jsu6, securing the sum of five thousand | again the sewerage from the B street out-| nd Navman fiom each of the six wards | When President Dodsor i T AUCTION IN0S. AT HALF-PAST FOUR Jand records for the District of Columbia, and at ($5,000), ss = ae .| let found lodgment upon the Potomac flats, PES oe OTLEe Dae tice deer Ribaton Bi fer x esident Dodson of thy ; law te site lot tumbered eighty (So), in B. HL the request of the party cecured thereby, we will | of DRCEMUER. 18ise AE UTRER ( OcLocK | te the detriment of the health of the gen- | to poad was grented the saditional pow, | (ulead the legisiature to order, the OF GEORGETOWN, IN THE nea ene e ene sell, at public auetio ‘ont of the premise: a . 1808, AT SE (3) O'CL : Wat DER ECT Ge 5 yard was granted the additional pow- ced ith Sate Rink eee ee COLUMBIA. division ‘of square numbered two hundred and | $91.48 public auction, in, front PH, 1805, | P-M., the equitable intertat of wnid defendant in | €TAl Public, and causing such continual in-| Gr to formmate a ‘code of rexulations, Pe- | © chamber was Welt tied with Oa WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST Day | erenis-one (2 Taran fe Se ae ea AT HALB-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. all of | and to Tot numbered forty-nine (49) in H. ¢ ere: of d se that the community at | garding the preservation or restoration of | StSie LN | barn eRe: OF) DECREE ge ne een ee et eat ane elon recorded | Grigiual lot ten (10), in square sixty lar} rated against the delay in/ef-|/the “health of the. city, partic- | unlorms of various ebicune andthe maces GCLOCK E-M-* the undersigned, 29 surviv ope < re ‘ the city of Washington, District of Columb ded in plat| forts to reclaim these flats. he i he | Vat ‘ g Mae be of the su'veyor for said District. The suid | te ro eacern <q |ularly im regard to pestilential or | nor's staff gave a touch of brilliant cmon to pier “What “deed of trust bear is improved modern two-story and eciiar | ‘Terms of sule: One-third cash, the sur of- Under the act approved June 11, 1878, ne and two years, with interest at six (6) dumbix, iny contagious diseases.’ With powers limii- | the gathering. As the Pres brick dweliing house, conta. contagi as be Ka ru As t tr per ng six rooms and bath. ni arose the y the government ¢ sityinvaa ple paige prestini Ane] the government of the city was placed un- nt per annuin, secured by first deed of trust on fesidence, 1750 5 ¢ ed to the adoption of resoiutions and | audience applauded President apobe ill eel at pl eet, wHBIa Cone date oe te ee eneney | the property sold, or allvcash, at the option of the venue northwest.” This property der the management of three commission-| supmission of recommendations to the | as follows lets nusibered eet (4) balance in two equal payniett Durebaser. "A deposit of $160.00 required at the 1 of (trust, bearing ate December 28, 1804, | €F8, one of whom must be an engineer off | mayor, without the authority to enforce | “I: is an uncommon p.easure tp be thus time of sale. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with | Securing the payment of eight the United within ten (10) dass from the day of sue, or the | ($18,000). charge of th arm: he notes of the purcha t six per cent per annum fi to have ing work. With the nd Hurst's su any declaration or condemnation of a m | greet ed by these representatives of ane engine bie sen a1 - trustees reserve the ht to resell at the risk ‘Terms of sale: One-third (1-3) of the pnrchase | ereation c Rage ee = doa se sance, but litle if any progress was made | Siate of Georgia, and it #ifords me muen ERE Ceo ee And. cont of defaulting parchaser. Abstract und | money to be Tald in cash, and the balance, two | CreauOn Of this ane’ Sovernment began | in sanitation, until the cholera invasion | étatitication to be here and rejoce with ase motiey may be paid in’ c conveyancing, recording abd revenue stamps at the | equal installments, payablesin one and two ¥ the Drosdest Unes Of Modern Gael ee | ase>, evhen the! toand ed its au- | You over the signing of the tre of peace will he required at the time of sale, | CoSt of the purchaser, day of with jnterest at the ra zs oamest lines of modern sanitary en-| thority in th of hospitals | With Spain All conveyancing, revenue stampa and. recording fi (ee Ge ae Ne nu TD es niet ne a passage of the under its dir nd exclusive control, to- | ‘“Secuunal lines no r the map > att te be at the cost of the purchaser lerms of SECe. a hog property Sold, ¢ ona "Di 0: sales ol ave ac need the | pe} e option of sucl g } of o site States. t " on Elliot place, as gale ace ruse: CHIEDLIEI mic TTT Tete ralh deo den ‘Trustees, 506 tthe option gf ike purch: ‘Terms of | progress of sanitation in this city beyond | S¢ther with the adoption of such regu pees ; ara eeny ag Sn rf pon the day of sale the trustees ve the right to | — NG na = —— vomplicd with in ‘ten (1 from ‘he | that of any city in this country. Faulty | UODS 38 t to limit the preva- } fonser f pack t each ere So ee eames a resell the property after five days” advertisement DUNCANSON BROS.. AUCTIONEERS. oe ae RoE ee a Ge | Work, with unfit material and obstracted’| “UCe OF te epidemic, During subsequent |other. Mraternity ts mates aan Mga he oat at the risk and cost of ihe defaulting purchaser, = Z enue stuinps to be at theapnrchaser’s cost, A de- | WOPK, Wit : re : id obstructed | years it med to have occupied itself | SUng by a chorus ¢ 4 ind t bed WILLIAM W. BOAMAN. | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO THREE-STORY | pusit of two hundred anlontty deliats (250) well | SeWers, have been replaced with better ma- RASITiTy An utile keno rts to: metmhitet ia hoe. | OBE RETTItOnaek iat” ah yond th td GEORGE C. BOARMAN,” FRAME DWELLINGS, WITH BRICK BASE: | be required on each piece 6t proj as struck off, | terial, in more durable manner. Outfaus | Hital, until Ist when through its influence | Seas. The Union ts o ne Sommon de5-d&1s rrristees MENTS, NOS. 1108 AND 1110 HO STREE LEON “POURINER. ‘Trustee, have been improved. storm water, inter- |The Wwashinston Cite Inf the fret | atlan of our tove and ac bur deveti NORTHWEST, AND ONE | TWO-STORY 25 e f BIT-B19 aly cepting and trunk line sewers have been | ‘Re! aaa Joie eres as | and sacrifice. The old flag again waves PUTCHE DATs. penick STABLE IN REAR. | arth day | LENGANSON BRoS., Avctioncers. &d*_ | constructed. Many defécts have been cor. | PUbIic_ genera hospital In this <ity, was eee Ree Fe roe of July, IS96, duly recorded in Liber 2145, folio THOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER, reed and the nuisances created by such | {45 Dr. Henry Huntt was succeeded in |YOUr sons and ours have this year added DUNCANSON Bios. et seq., of the land records of the Disitict of 612 E st. nw. mistakes have been finally abated. ina preciien TT aha Boek by De Thckaan [20 Mis Becoed POARk Z Je id e request of ye paity se “| aa er s > = e “i re) g = i se . See feemte we wal ese ieee cm aaesaadl a DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE. Sanitary Engineers Appointed. Miller, who, as the saying goes, took tne | 5 a = caus Ati anerie for rejo . LEGES | MONDAY, THE MNETEENTH DAY 0 ‘atalogue of articlgs accumulated in the dead Und e vision 0: of Con- | bit in his mouth and asserted with untiring | ’ t 1 RIGHTS ‘Of WAYOAND | GeMEeR: ab, Gute A ieee letter office to te sold at auction, by order of the | | cnder the provision of the act of Con: persisience and vigor the province of a | brave men fe J on field or sickened tt “oid at risk and cost of de ee O'CLOCK P-3i., the following dese. ibe DP. Lei aupt, dgad.| Gress Of March 2,188), entitled ‘An act | Pola or health ith sumicient authority | trem hardship and exposure, and ot : ‘i ae coe ns PAIEROAD COMET Premises, situated in the city of Wastin rea nen Nat bi, | making appropriations to provide for the | to enforce Its mandates. Additional powers | turning, bringing wounds and tse from W. DOWLING “Virtue of the authority conts Tech ann TING OF neue an ae TOR. dad wi Le wor | EXPENSES of the government of the T were, year hy year, granted by the city | Which they wit utter memory deb-dts Surviving oe | bee Or cies numbered thr nd nee exit: trict of Columbia for the fiscal year end- | council, as it sought to extend and exe- kS m7 bi a will Bs tee aki a FRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No. 6 busine i Distilet ie Columbia. Yo the’ ander | Pe Ae ae ‘of sald lot wambered, ton Pig, June: 90) 1c the President was eu (ee ein ged Sith bower te con: | A mation which wares fer its @ianiGk eer ee estes datid Gctober 1. Tela recorded | 40), and running thence east by and with the Mne thorized to appoint three sanitary engi- | Gling and abate ae well as to declare nui- |#0ldicrs, as we have always done, wit never Se nen an oence acd oon tie LADY of said H sireet twenty-five (25) feet and one (1) ee arged wi y sent ace yr mare ‘ith, to make and | /ck defenders. ‘The national ceme a Brad of the Supreme Conrt Eo Sree aes on Commantiog ain De pes mnlenl an Hincntte ay thence south and with the Hne ArEOr Sr Gearam og | DECTS Charged with the duty of examining | sances detrimental to health, to make and Prieeitege se idireed oregnctonee inet Aa t ‘ a. in equity cause of the Supreme Conrt of the District of ¢ ie) of suid al "hundred (190) fect; thence west a AA Mees iste ERICK | the system of sewerage of the District and | enforce regulations for the registration of | these who fel! in battle are proof that the at ublic anet yam onder pissed 0 y das of November, | ty ve Os\iteatiaiiaouen(iy: inch candotiencs Me enon As to report with such suggestions and | vital statistics and to provide medical care Peery as well as the living ve. men Ee. = plage! gens pak hart orth one bundre HO) fee oO e place of be. % re or “4 ‘ecommenc ions > s ie eae et = a | What an arm: f silent sen TE a iy one hundred (100) feet to the place of be: Of a cettain deed of trust, dated Oc. | Commendations as might to them seem | for the indigent sick at their homes. | What an army jer 1 ad company | rovenents Wasa, cascuentss Flgkiae ‘priviieges | tober 1, Isba, and recorded amoug the lund records | R€Cessary or desirable for the moditication | “after the retirement of Dr. Mi he ee 5 sfore eeu anaetenee Gr ike eatagu baloney vor of the District of Columbia, In Liber 1954, folie | 2nd extension of the same. Their report | poard continued to discharge its duties | Reet j 2 B TWENTY SECOND | avis Gpiertalning: = Su2 et seq., and at the request of the holders ef | comprehends the problems of a system of wng the line laid out by him, but with very soldier's m: ) CLOCK rns of sale: One-fourth (4) cash, balance in | the notes secured thereby, we will offer-at public d sewerage, drainage and sewage @isposal in until its reorganization and ! UMfoertunate civil war is a tribute to Ame : Setar aaa ove. two and three years, at six (6) per cent per | Action, Jn trent of the premiwes, on MONDAY. | an unobjectionable manner, together with by the act of Congress of | ican valor. And while, when th ster must pay. one Pe ee | vimterest “payable ‘semi anauaiy, | 1808, AT FOUR O'CLUCK PAL, the. following | t2€ prevention of inconventences and dam- | Woneunte 21, INsE, into a political body | seeedgereg eae: ered widely day of sule, with ip. ale. at public auction, as ntiret ‘ie vy A scribed property situated in th age from heavy rain storms : future of this government, the differences sh. at option ef purebaser. nd freshets oh sed of three physicians and two lay- pujable semi. | 8nd singular, the corporate rights, privileges’ « 4 1 of three physicians an com) 7] i | were ancing. {in the Potomac river whic \ sk and cost of defaulting pnrebaser, after five | Of a suf days’ advertisement in some newspaper published | ment ¢ health office rage ie ment in ISM of the present ring community. Popu in, to, or ont of the said d re numbered five by : it: ae x ago settled by the arbicrament of ‘0 cone Garin ere ana ore ston, District of Columbia, to wit haves eauceal| co ich occupied itself for the most ng ag by Promissory notes | Iranchises, rights of way and property, real, ber- | Soll vcrcaue stampa at the pureineers east certain pieces or parcels of land und “premises | frequent inundations of the low areas in | eR Which ain sabes 2 — Hoost | arms—and the time has now come iy ites of trenton the nized, of ibe Anacetia and Totomac | Of gate to be complied with In fifteen days. trem | kuown and distinguished as and belng parts of ote | the central part of the clip, Recent | Part_in wrangling to the amusement of | ‘Vointion of sentiment and feuing, 1 the option of the pur ilroad Company, to wit “OF saales OLetalea Oeuntete oe the egit | Miimbered seventy-eight (7s) and seventy-nine ie jentae ana Jong “have beng, | ReWsPaper reporters and chagrin of €00d | 46 providence of God, when in the spirit Shae: posit of $10U will be required at tine those certain lots, rleces and p Of | 1 resell the property at the risk snd coat of thy obert H. Ward, trustee's, subdivision of square | Tmbrovements and extensions have been | citizens. It did, however, formulate some | Tr glaternits we shoud ohare wlth oat . Uvejaucing and stuiups at cost of pus, | kreend, situated and Isibg in the village of | 1 be EES Se tte ee fan cost os he pl guven Bi tty (G50), as per | Made in conformity to the recommenda- | fesith ordinances of practical valuc, whieh | Of rhity we shoul sha 1 you in han Uniontown, wow Anacostia. in the District af Com | defaulting parchas hewspaper published ded in Wowk TH, page 167 of the records | tions sct forth in that report. remain in‘fores today Gee Care OF Ate ataers mt tbe meen : JOHN J. DOLAN, Trustee, eae eens the lots num- | in Waskington, D. C. rveyor's office of the District of Columbia: | “When the city was laid out there were | T’™#in in force cfs | soldiers. Fendall bidg.. 344 D st. now. | dered seven bundred and stxty-seven ( TEL C. WILSON, Beginning for the same ut a point in the south line | no river flats. At an early date, how early The Health Department. | “The cordial feeling now ha : SOLON bundred and sixty-eight OYSTER. of K st. six and 12-100 (6.12) feet west from the | 2? < here seer gto As aa aya ain | between the north and sov = this = B44 Date aw, | Sixty-nin i), Rove and seventy ae heast corner of eaid lot xeventy-uine (79) and | UEeS NOt appear, there were’ discovered The abolition of this board and ere gracious act, and if it needed f justi ez x S Auctionvers, | Seven hundred (71), sev “| running thence south eighty feet to a public alley; | Ee areas of shoal water between the | o¢ q health department under the i Geathin Sc ae tou a Paihent ns = s SS | dred and seve tundred MOR thence west fifteen (a) feet; thence north eighty | channels of the Potomac er, one be- a i ication it is found ia the gallant loyalty to JAMES Wo ORATCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER, perenne tag UCHR ETS (Sv) feet to K st, and thence east along 1 ltweene ithe’ anianie 1 city. channels, | tion of a health off by the act of Con- | he Union “and the flag's coonspieasusis uceessur to Kuicuile, Sutton & Co) fone a. Ov THREE TWO-STORY Fret, fo ‘the place of beginning, extending froma point vosite a5ih | gress of June Ml, 187, marks the besin- | shown in the year Sust passed by the sons TEESTERS SALE Ob Fikaae Horse xo. aig | dred and were , G1 AND 615 IST a aeraalesiOneanivar tie a Street {| 10th street west, and a large | ning of an important era in the histery a grandsons of these herole < ae ares Seta to than eae. rf 5 to be paid In cash and t latice etee Pewee sie middie 2nd viseiniachan sanitation of the city. The humdrum | ..). as : gee elaine of a costae W. Duvall, sine or btrnst prceordedlbin| G0 cunil” Iustallaacuis, vrespodti rely, . extending from about the same point | Of Sanitation 01 : : ritedly, wisely and bravciy, we ae nas Duvall No. of the land | two euil respectively, 2 course of the health department through | new probleme mow preesing upon we wh as Duvall’ lontown, and | ends of the Dineeict Cf Colateha, Ge til ait | two years, secured by deed of trust upon the prop- the foot of 25th street west to ‘ : ri nei r tight and & iting ¢n Linco ay vans whet ore epee oe ce DUatelets Ute alone sell. | erty ‘sold, pwith ipterest.t a a's point, which increased by con- | a series of years failed to awaken public | termined to solve them for right and hu- tivileges’ and’ spput mens TUESDAY,“ DECEMBEI | TWENTY-S ‘TIT, | ually, at"the rate « tinuous deposition and finally became one | interest, and not until the Medical Society | manity or in anywise ape Guthati the | 189%. AT FOUL O'CLOCK Pat. the followlug de: | OF all ously at the option of the purchs large 2rea of exposed surface covered with | of the ‘District of Columbia asserted its | — ht. Utle, interes! ither at eel Te estate, nit in We ett of Wasti-s|| Bote ay cs clonal With P oan aga cept sale; « Juxuriant growth of succulent and ne prerogative in all matte rs oie , = j Adjourned From Day to in uty or, otherw-st- however, of the | ineton, tn anid Bilatriet:, Lote forty (a0), forty-one | Sle Suncewtae the, propery will Be ed oe tke | ious weeds, to rot and stinic in th preservation of health and the anpoint- | 9. Gourt of Appeals ordered | seribed par adved and eighty to lay “from ribed the form: rtment assume the full 1 ment yeste fropt on Fi round ard prex as per plat in the office of th on of did the di sere finte. 4 ee ae reer eae eel DENEIEC On Gone ene we in Washington, D.C. Conveyancing at cost of | to the construction of the Analos ure of its ressonsibilities, and rise to the | less some special business should aris t bon and forty . equipm ogether with the improvements, pale LOUIS D. WINE. ‘Trastee. way in 1805 and the building of the Long | high standard of intelligent’ and active | the court will not meet befo u oe Levis oy a nae: Nos CLARENCE Bb, RHEEM, ‘trustee, bridge in 1808. It may be that these strue- | discharge of its duties to the public at | January 3 next telenceaa he tecos pO Ee de6-d&ds : ‘016 F st. nav, | tures did promote the development of the | large. It must, however, be stated that | - —s of sal Railrond ‘ erty includ Rive e present form ars, rest at six Sanareeoes arte fl 1 obliteration of the middle channel, } since the installation of t annum, pay srannually, | SUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATL, t the early maps (7 deed of trust upon ae rive x 2-80) of the city and | of government in ISTS, the board of com- i : r front mark the areas of shoal water | missioners has, with commendable energy, the property sold, sh, at the option of the Todas. corresponding with the location of the | prosecuted many measures municizal purchaser. “A deposit of $1v0 on cach house will | : flats. Fortunately these flats bi sanitation, and in recent years co-operated be required at time of sale, All coaverancing and anson Bros., Aucts., 9th and D sts. nw.—| reclaimed into an area TH IGUEH EAOPAIGAE tolammomote mud exit y © medicine in this beauty to the water front and contribute to | city the pleasure of the citizens. “Tn 1894 the society adopted and trans- Extension of Marsh mitted to Congress the report of its eom- ‘ ps. & TON, Trustee eS deT-d&ds aps at purchasi : " erms to be | Restle of property on New York ave. and Lit : to FRE EOS nT ‘ Z WLAN, T complied with within ten days, the trus- | nw. on Thursday, De 4pm, Fr park land, which in time to come will add | the scope of prevent THOMAS DUWLING & CO. AUCTIONEE B street south: aiong Bs Laie GEL Of thse Gotanlting aie the viSk | Smith and Martin L. tmiste alvug 3d street to Missouri a TEESTEES’ S Thomas J. Owe . Auet Fst. IF OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, | venue to Gth street west; aloi mC Area, BEING BRICK HOUSE NO. 445) FIRST | north; along Be street to. Sth NGF ee he, 00) > ME 7 mittee appointed to te the causes TREET SOUTHWEST MORE StH Sie iD aie oon || cela dads pan. Charles D. Lieto L’Enfant, in 1791, measured the Anacos- | MUUye 4? Seed typhoid fever se ie or cestait datea To Wt treet. west? alone 10h | — | ford, trust tia river at the point where the Benning | jn this cits set forth the conclusions Been h hegtqsectar ey the full land 1e Aiey nase fed rissrpta tam waz gh oo Thomas Dowling & Co., Aucts., 612 E st. n.w.— | bridge is now located, to the depth of four | of society and certain recommenda- meaning hat word like the man who ae . ! eee ees ee LE OF A VALCARLE Lor, | Sue of No. 7 st on Thursday, Dec. 15, | and a half fathoms of water. At that time | tions. : ee ae hasbeen lost. Hewilltell you: “I was | long G strect south to 17th str - FORTY Gor FI at 4:50 pan, z = ee “These conclusions were reaffirmed a year in the woods going ahead steadily when ' : ‘ treet i Hees the current was along the western shore to | jayarhe De M. Kober, special med- 4 ne ee . ' ee ae ee ee ae am OREO. iis mouth he existing extensige ares et Lice GGiee ae te ers oe I realized I'd missed the trail. With a j 8 st. to er with all the loo gs ‘ . 5 exis pxtensive area 0: al sanitary inspec port of his are a eahin se 7 { Sveltehes. tracks and appurenances ‘of ald | | By virtue, cf, a devi of trust to Duneanson Bros., Aucts., 9th and D sts. n.w.—| flats must therefore be a later formation, vestigation of 500 cases of typhoid feve cry of “Lost!” I breke into a run heed- of the Innd | ‘Trustees’ sa on other streets’ as provided in the sof ¢ Distriet of Colut records of th of three Jolson Columbia Heights, | probably finding its cau: n the building of elected at random from those oecurriag in less or ignorant of the direction 1 was nes W. Ratcliffe, ler: Pa. ave. nw, have been mace effective later legisla- the authorizing and approving the route of said rv qritten request of the party. the on Whitney ave. and Taartouth st., on Friday, | the bridge at the foot of Kentucky avenue | the District of Columbia between July 1 going.”” 4 | The tects of the said sale are as follows wild se publi tiow, in front December 16, at 4 Gey W. BF. Swartzell an in 17 and the Benning bridge in 1797, | and October 31, 18s ; again anya “ the The first impulse of a man lost in the thea of the pe ae Be ane ecg, on ae ey : Clarence B. Rheem, unstecy. How much the construction of the north- SEE EE eee nation sgn pot BaD, a. woods is torun. The only safe thing is wsuuired nt, | tots Adeje of $1 nm) wl ne . . Safi, et. Some of the recommendations made | ysual hour, breakfasts, kisses his wife ond } reverue stamps : ft starts for the office. He has for some- ; he pu ale of No. B70T 43th st. nw., on Fri- ion, and others are far advanced in : “ som - us of sale a ote with within ten t uth id alley . Nee ston z 5 Ae Ree W. 2 tae tae -eomplishment the time time seen signs that he was off the trail ing pu after sale rustees reserve the right to 26) feet seve nd one-half (7 a eae) : = . : s 1 LOW AS Wheaten Mat the risk aad eee OC he wen ne ae alley seine anand George CqBoarman, trustees. | elapsed since the enactment of the neces-| of health. To-day the signs multiply FRANK T. RAWLINGS Guns thence ne J. G, Sinelair, Auct.,.626 La. ave. n.w.—Sule of sary laws a pee nak ae ie His brain is dull and dizzy, his heart — THARL A. JAMBS, seve se] Ss Ss. show! by pratae: ne e i; is eathi: i i JAMES W. KATCLIFFE, AUC CHARLES ¢ Gove, es Lo the io household furniture, canpetg, ete., on Friday, De- Seer ot pump . and compulsory does not beat right, his breathing is dif. (Successor to Rateliffe. Sut Tinetees: Denia atti i cember 16, at 10 a.m., ut gpction rooms. connections of houses WitL the systems 0: ficult, his limbs feel tremulous. He is TRUSTEES SALE OF VALtanLE CxIMrROY. RDER OE COURT CITGO Te known at the time of wile, Se eae ae water supply_and s disposa:, to the | Scared. He realizes that he’s far away OVEREY ON HAL k Dt MONDAY. SAM ORS \ Cleaning the ‘Sidewalks. number of 1,748 (June 30, 188s) but more | from the trail of health, and suddenly NETH AND 1 ae To the Eilitor of The Evening’ Star: : aco-d&ds distinetively by the extension of the water] ike a panther from a tree, the D. De JAMES, ————— hag cGyiveste? Gas eaee BUS SE, mains to 4 miles, and of sewers tol yen apr “You ae thought Pomme ae. GLOVER, DUNCANSO! ster said Jy, The Star of yes- 382.83 miles, to June 30, 1898, and a conse- ps im, u are a lost man. ja et Syulty, a Trustees, : : " terGay that sidewaligs.; in front of resi quent reductién of the death rate of ty-| The first impulse is to run for help, an to palite wart ee sa a eee -— Top a | TRUSTEES SALE OF NO, 1414 E STREET | dences must be cleaned of snow, under pen- phoid fever. though the way is honey-combed with wuutsbay. THe TWENe ob | PHOS. JL OWEN, AUCTIONE vis F ST. Nw. SOUTHEAST. ce 3 tfalis of fxti \ eek ee on BAT OF pes By virtue of 9 certain deed of trust, recorded tn zy of law. How about unimproved lots. Comparative Hlustration, pu na t ae "e But sri aaer| ockK E ilowing 3 ; ce © No. et seq., of the land rec- | where there are no “premises?” What pos- Ce e at > letely th man faces the facts, sits down ai O'CLOCK PM. the following d real ex sigmee’s hi Beg eRe sa = premises? i ‘To demonstrate more completely the 5 ee) < tates shade la (he county. 6¢ hae ide | ASsigt e sale by auction ocr sia front of the premises: on | sible use is there In.cleaning the snow away beneficent effects of sanitary reforms, the | thinks over the position and its proba- ia, to wit: Lot numbe red 14 in tock 25, of entire stock of Gro THURSDAY, DECEMBER | TWENTY-SECOND, | for twenty fect, and Icaving the rest of the following comparative illu: on may be | _ bilities. _ Brookland. as ‘subdivision ceries. Horse Wa described veal estate, eltuate in the ‘Waste | Stare uncleaned? Yet that is now, and cited. In 1870 the cities of Berlin and That is the man we want to talk to. sal Uumnbter ha bieer her er eects mee i i SOM | icin eid Dists et: Lot numb red nineteen (it) | has been for years, the practice in this Washington were alike in primitive and ob- Discase in almost any form is gen- folie 103 aud 104, situate In the county of Wash, and Harness, &c. nate minbered. ten hundred. and foriyee | CitY: Unimproved tof owners are a law Jectionable methods of sanitation. Without | Tally accompanied by the failure of the an adequate water supply, the larger part | Of8ans of digestion and nutrition. .Re- of their populations was dependent for | @stablish these organs in healthy drinking water upon public and private the blood is at once enriched, the body wells. Without systems of sewerage, both | nourished and the general health re- 48 eS Shp reed ed che Stored. This result is invariably ac- Ispos: i . ‘ater an compli: Pierce’: id house sewage. The unpaved streets were ical pee aren ares the common receptacles of garbage and re-| ial Discovery. ‘It is a stomach-strength- fuse, and along the gutters the surface and fring. nerve nourishing, muscle-making, house drainage were conducted to the -purifying medicine. It has cured fugion, Digtrict of Columbla, togetier with all the improvements, rights, etc. Terms: One-thud ‘cash, the balance in one and With interest from the day of sale at 6 T cent per annum, secured by deed of trust on all cash, at the opt purchaser." A deposit of $]U0 required w Virtue of en assignment to me and duiy re as per plat reco led in Liber 20, pag 1 will sell. at public auction, ou TUESI , | unto themselves, and, permit their lots to ds of the surveyor's office of the said | grow unhealthy weeds in summer and be. BER TWENTIETH, Isos at HALP-PASE wgether with the improvements, consist. | Come unafe sidowalee Le winter wot then clock A.M., the entire stock of Groceries | 108 " bach ded aes brick dwelling and store, 1414 E | 5. nono to make them afraid. Why should ned in the store at the northwest coraer of MS: One-third cash, balance in equal in. | NOt Maj. Sylvester take the owners of un- 2 . Sirups, Canned Goods ‘of ail kinds, Brooms, | 8t#liments, a* and two years, with interest at | improved lots in hand, as well as threaten tance of bid. If the terms of sale 3 Wooden Wine, Pree eof ail Binds, Six per cent per anuum, payable semi-annually, | those who do el yay. the ‘Snow? c a general lin Doar ecle, sceel he teen clean away the snow? On Lied with in Gfteen days from the day of sale the | grmeries, such as is usualy found io clase | ee ee eat es by at the option of the | the square whe : 8 3 Boa first-class | she property sold, wr all cash, at the optioy of ih ae, Where the writer resides thirty rustee reserves the right to resell the property at | grocery store, including scales and other fintuces A depen ab 100 thee i | Six feet of sidewalk is clean and the bal See Rare adreeie a ciaalting purchaser after | The sto will frst be offered as a: whole, aud. tga | Purcirer,, A Jcpostt of $100 will be, reauired at'| oro covered ware as ang ae Bye days’ advertisement of such resale in some | satisfactory bid is not obtained it will’ be with: | (ine,ot Sele: All conveyancing at purchaser's cost, y of SOM Ge ee ee newspaper published in Wasbington, D. C. All | drawn and sold tn detail. Terms to be complied with within ten days, other- | any skater would desire, and yet Maj. Syl- Condensed HAS NO EQUAL AS AN INFANT FOOD. “INFANT HEALTH’ Sent FREE on APPLICATION. = : ~ tru the right to Jans neighboring water courses. Since the cit thousands i GENE RE: ereortiog, ste “ete, at the pir | ivrmes"Oie A ease com he « Si acest of the deta f putchassy, nel St | Vester hag but In no appearance, so far as NEw YoRN CONDENSED MILK Co.nx. of Berlin began the system of sanitary im- | entirely gategy icra - JULIUS A. MAEDEL. Trustee. a CHAS oe . ement, 890, ie cost = miscovery dei2- dads Fendall blag. | ets.ate dee Gece: S. ALDIS B. BROWNE, es A CONSTANT READER. of 59,000,000 marks for a pure and ample} ® stimulant and contains no alcohol or water supply, and 4,500,000 for construction! Whisky. Sold at all medicine stores,