Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1930, Page 49

AUC AUCTION SALES. TIONS. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. T AUCTION gml. TOMORROW. ADAM A & i, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Un- improved Lots in “Fair Lawn Manor.” By virtue of two certain deeds of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 4393. folio 191, and Liber No. 4411, folio 279, of the land Tecords of the District of Columbia, and &t the reguen of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for saie at public auction. in front of the premises, on ¥RIDAY, “JANUARY THIRTY-ONE. AT POU ! O'CLOCK P.M., the following scribed premises. situate in the District of Columbia. to wit: Lots 8 and 9 in square 3170; and immediately after lot A {5) in square 3197, all of the subdivision nown Manor,” District of Columbia. ‘Terms of sale: All cash. Taxes to be paid'| 9r dusted to date of sale. A deposic of $500 will be required at time of sale. All convesancing, recording. etc.. at the cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be compiied Wwith within thirty (30) days from day of sale. otherwise deposit will be forfeited and property resold at risk and cost of default- ;'r“l“r‘:,r!ck;n;r. llt,fl' Ifl\e (5) di veflll§~ e uch ‘resale in some newspaper Dub- lished in Washington. D. C. THEODORE MICHAEL, ‘WILLIAM TODD. ‘Trustees, Ja27-dkds.exBu Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctioneers Bankruptcy Sale of NEW FUR COATS CHOKERS—SKINS Fixtures, Fur Machine, Etc. By Auction AT PERSIAN FUR SHOPPE 831 11th St. N.W. FRIDAY Jan 1930, 11 AM. Silver Mus) Civet Cat. Lamb. Saquirrel. Baltic Seal. Opossum. Goat and Muskrat Coats: Fox. Mink and other Chokers, Skirs. Lining, etc. o Elec. Pur Machine. Singer Sewing Machine. Wall Cases. Triplicate Mir- ror, Table Desk. rs, Work Tables, etc. STEPNEM, Trustee. STER H. E G St N.W. LE! 1228.29,30. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IM PROVED REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF MODERN APARTMENT BUILDING, NO. 2827 28th STREET. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5924, folio 245 et sea.. of \ne land records of the District of Co- lumbis, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell. ‘at public suction in front of the premises. on FRIDAY, THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 'A.D. 1930. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described land and premises, situate in the District of Co- lumbia. and ' designated as_and being lot numbered of block numbered si (16). now known aggaman and Ridout's Addition to the City of Washing- per plat recorded in Liber 60. folio cecords of the office of the sur- veyor of the District of Columbil assessed as lot 83, square 2109. no bullding Subect to the condition shall be erected on said lot within 15 feet of the east line of 28th street (front line of said lot). except bay windows projecting ot over 5 'feet and porches not over 14 et Improved by premises No. 3827 28th street. Subiect to a prior deed of trust of record for 340,000, : Sold subject to a prior deed of .000. further = particulars of ®hich will be'announced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trust to be A Tt of $1.500 required &. ete.. at purchaser's Terms to be complied with within fifteen (15) days from date of sale, other- Wise trustees reserve the right to resell the Droperty at the risk and cost of defaulting | purchaser, after five days' advertisement of such sale’ in_some hewspaper published in Washinston. D.C, % ore OLD E. DOYLE. WILLIAM L. MILLER, 1820-d&ds.exSu Trustees FUTURE_DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUGTIONEERS, T Eve streer MWL or AND & NORTHWEST. By viriue of & certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber 8265 at follo 405. among the land records of the District of Columbia. and at t) request of the rty secured i Ruction: T Teons oF the Biamis A2 Dublic “atction: a feant of the Bramicts on FPRIDAY. THE THIRTY-PIRST BAT OF JANUARY. 'AD AT THREE TY O'CLOCK the following-described land PM and premises, situate in the City of Wa: inggon, District of Columbia: and designated 85 ‘and beine all-of original lot ome (17 and part, of original lot two () in square five undred and twenty-nine (529), said lot and part of lot being contained within the Tol- owine metes and bounds viz: Beginning for the same on the southeast corner of lot one (1) and of said square and running thence north along the line of Third stree west one hundred and fifty (150) feet. thence west _sixty-two (62) feet nine (8) inches. thence south eighty-one (81) feet. thence east thirty-one (31) feet. thence south sixty- nine (€9) feet to north ““G" street and thence east thirty-one (31) feet nine (9) inches to the piace of beginning. THOS. J QWEN & SON. SBPEre street TRUSTEES' SA v. ETORY BRICK DwRLLY By virtus f a deed Liber No, at zell in front of DAY. forty-eight (48) in_ Georg subdivision of square numbered nine hun: dred and thirty-three (933) corded in the office of i District of Columbia in Libe: folio 1 Terms of sale: One-fourth cash: balance in with ' inte one. two and three vears. i six per cent per annum. annually. time of sale, and_ the fifteen davs from date of the purchas of sale. ARD ! xSu ADAM A WESCHLER & SON, Auction: ADMINISTRATRIX'S _SALE BRICK "BUILDING N TWEEN THIRD AND AND H STS. NE. AND LOT ON THIRD ST.. BETWWEN G AND H 8TS. NE By virtue of an order of Court of the District of Columbia. a Probate Court, in re estate of Charles E. Myers. deceased. Administrati the undersigned administratrix will offer for sale by public _auction, premises. on MONDAY.' TH] in square 777, 13.440 square feet, with unu: cilities.” improved by large in rear of 723 3rd Also lot 801 fronting about 23ip 100 feet, tween G with_side” alley, and H sts. n known at time of sale Terms: All cash above said BOHiE of 3800 reauired of purchaser at sale. | lance of purchase money to be paid upon ratification of sal cing. recordine of purchaser. Sale by the court. by the cour! subject ISABELLA MYERS. atrix. o t. . Admins ROGER J. Wi jn30-ddeds.exSu ‘THOS. J. oW T W) 1431 EYE ST. N. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALU ROOM AND STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed recorded in' Liver 585, of cured thereby. the undersigne sell_at public _auction. in premises, on WEDNESDAY. SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM., the follow- ing-described land and premis the District of Columbia_w and being the District of Columbia. covenant that no bufldi, on said lot to cost less than cepting outhouses_built for t main building. purposes of assessment square 3134. Terms of sale: money to be paid in cash, years. annum, with 1 pavable semi. terest at 6 property sold, or all cash, at the purchaser. A sit’ of required at time of All recording. etc., at cost of purchaser. of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trus- tees reserve the right to resell the erty at the risk chaser after five days' Washington, D. C. HARRY L. HAROLD N. Surviving Trustees. Jal1-deds,ex8u ot acenunt “1Othe (element e WED! AY. JANUARY 1930, AT POVR:DM 1823,25,20 SFTHE A gon ined until I . 1930, sme Pty ompER OF T Ja30.1e1.6 e VE _SALE ET N I trust, recorded in follo 199 “of the records of the District of Columbia, the premises. on UARY PIFTH. 1030, AT TWO- O'CLOCK _P.M. Deposit of $300.00 required at urchaser iculars at time C._BALTZ. . OWEN, containin st. e to Ject 1o two prior deeds of trust. | ing 310.110.68. feet by on 3rd st. to be_sold” sub- ject 1o a deed of trust for $400. Particulars as to the above encumbrances will be made nd notarial fees at cost Atforney. EN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS. by At Weschler’s BATH STUCCO DWELLING. BEING PREMISES NO. 725 SHEPHERD folio 449 et seq.. nd recorrds of the District of Co. lumbia, and at the request of thy THE TW AD. as lot~ 77 in Woodbury Blair's subdivision of lots in block 36, Addition to the City of Washington.” per plat recorded in_Liber 45, folio 138, of the records of the office of the surveyor of Subject to the s Block 36 now known for and One-third of the purchase balance in’ two equal installments, payable in one and two per jcentum per mnually from day of ale.- secured by deed of trust.upon the nd cost of defaulting pur- advertisement — of such resale in some newspaper published in P.M.. same place. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. 18 THURSDAY, AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M., [ONEERS. | THOS. J, OWEN & SON. o™ - T0aDEre streer Northwest. Trustees’ Sde?Vqluble Real Estate Improved By Brick Dwelling, No. 1449 Fairmont Street Northwest. By virtue of a certaln deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5893, folio 404 et seq., 07 the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the cured thereby, the undersigned Y sell at public auction, in front ises, on WEDI AY. Ab D, OF ' _FEBRUARY. THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.’ the following-de- scribed land and premises. situate in the County of Washington. District of Columbia. and designated as and being lot numbered twenty (20) in Stephen B. Priest’s subdi- Mision of”jot numbered elght (8) in bleck numbered forty-two (42). “‘University Park.’ as per plat recorded in the office of the sur- Veyor for, the District of Columbia in Liber County 11 at folio 78; said block numbered forty-two (42) now known for purposes of assessment and taxation as square numbered twenty-six hundred and sixty-seven (2667). and subject to the building restriction line and covenants of record, together with the improvements, consisting of a brick dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash, balance in two equal instaliments. payable in one and two years. with interest at 6l per centum per annum, pavable semi-annually. from day of "sale. secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purcl A deposit of $500 will be re- auired at time ‘of sale. 'All_conveyarcins. recording. etc., at cost of purchase; of sale 1o be complied with within 30 days from day of sele, otherwise the frustees re- serve the right to resell the property at the Tisk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days' advertisement of such resi | gome newspaper published In Washington, HENRY P. BLAIR. A K. (N © Okt UABLE TWO- G, SITUATE ORTHEAST. land e shall NES- lot numbered M. Lanckton' arty se- Fiees wiil the ptem. FTH DAY T FOUR- per plat re- yor_for the r H. D. C. payable llowed le to complete Trus! OF _ LARGE PotRIn, D6 UNIMPROVED the Supreme holaing ion No. 37186. il letec ol i i in_square 717. a depth of ber | Ja28.30.fe1, Service Truck Dual Tires—Fiat Body | By order U. 8. Marsha REO SPEED WAGON Practically New—Run 500 Mil AutomobAill"es @ By Auction trusts. A de- | t. All convey- to ratification ORD, imith Bldg. ABLE SETRC: 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. SATURDAY, FEB. lst of trust duly 3 10 AM. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AU 1431 Eve St.'N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROVED REAL ESTATE: KNOWN PREMISES NO. 822 NINTH NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5894. folio 379 et sea., of the land records of the District of Co- Inmbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will_sell at pubilc auction, in front of the premises on TUESDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, AD 1930, AT FOUR- THIRTY, O'CLOCK P.M. the following-de- scribed land and premises. situate in_ the city of Washingotn, District of Celumbia. and designated as and being lot sixty-seven (67) in Oella Chappel's subdivision of lots in' square nine hundred. and eleven (911). as per plat of said subdivision recorded in the ‘office of the surveyor of the said Dis- trict of Columbia in Book 21, at Dage 69. together with the Improvements. consisting of a two-story and cellar brick dwelling, containing six rooms and bath. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to he paid in cash. balance in two equal installments. ble’ in one &nd two years. with interest at 6'z per centum per annum, pavable semi-annually from day of sale, secured by of trust ‘upan the property sold. or all cash. at the opfion of the purchaser. A deposit of 3500 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing. recording. etc., at cost of ‘purchaser. Terms of sale to be’ complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trus- teess reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washing- e WATSON F. CLARK, ]mi?r s 'w:_nw;!.' J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, | 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE. CONTAINING 13 APARTMENTS. KNOWN A8 PREMISES NO. 1300 IRVING STREET ity i IONEERS. d trustees will - front of the ENTY- 1930. AT ™- ises, situate in nd’ designated “Petworth as all be erected $3,000.00. ex- he use of the taxation 'as e option of $500.00 will be conveyancing. Terms rop. RUST. . MARSH, POSTPONED weather until 3 THS FUR’ FEBRUARY TRUSTEES. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctionee LE OF VALUABLE IM- TE. KNO! TRUSTEES' SA| THOYED EORDIN STREET NOR! 8 AGE ON !TAIH. 13 i v Viriue of & ot recordea in Liber No- 5134 Ta lumbia. and at secured thereb; will offer for the request the undersi TENTH DAY O'CLOCK P. and premis lumblia. to- wit: horth Eve street by ful ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase ‘money to be paid in balance two equal’ instaliments, payable In one ane years., with interest at six centum per annum. payable semi-annually. from day of sale. nfln’t‘g by Ptcd of .(i"l‘lrt' :D::lflfl Qg Toperty Soid. of all cash: Phe” Durchaser. A i "ot '$3.000.00 “will Conyeyanc- red at ti s be required at' time of sale. o pave 3 lied with within TRl fecotarne. oic. s Tms of sale to be comp fhirty days from day of sale, otherwize the \rustees Teserve the Fight to Tesell the Brop- e ERe it oaye: advertisement of e Such resale in some Dewspaper published in Weshington. D. C, DONALD M. McNEALE, PROMR X 6TT Trustees. $TALL OTHER ADVERTISEMENTS RE- erring to this property are hereby with- @IS¥R. by ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. Ja21.d&ds.ex8u o se s Mt ‘captimied to. THURE: DAY, “FEBRUARY SIXTH, 1930, R8T and pisce: Trustee’s Sale of Valuable R Estate, Beautiful Home Site Improved by Dwelling House Located at Ammendale Sta- on on the Baltimore & Ohi: Railroad in Vansville District, Prince Georges County Maryland. d by virtue of an order of the United States District Court for the District ©f Marylanc. passed on the seventh day of January, 1930, in the matter of Chateau Le adis. Incorporated, bankrupt, No. 5857 in kruptcy, docket = S. the " undersigned stee will sell free and clear of all liens bublic _auction. on_the premises at Am- mendale. Prince Georges County. Marsland. on MONDAY. FEBRUARY THIRD. 1930, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. the foliowing- seribed land and premises, situate in Van: ville Election District in said county and be ing_ described as two contiguous parcels of land containing in the ate 34.27 acres of land more or less, formerly the site of Chateau Le Paradis and being the same pa: cels of land described in a deed from Myer Davis and Hilds Davis to Chateau Le Par dis, Ioc.. dated June 1. 1924. and recorded among_the land records of said county in Liber 260 at folio 273, to which said deed Teference is hereby made for a more full and perticular description by metes and bounds, with the improvements thereon. Terms of sale: All cash upon the ratific tion of the sale by the court: a deposi! $300.00 being Tequired at the time of s conveyancing and_recording at the cost of the purchaser; taxes to be adjusted to day e CHARLES C. MARBURY. Trugtee in Bankruptcy of Chatesu 5. Inc.. Bankrupt, P er Bullding., 14th & K Sts. 5830.31.fel ‘Washington, 0S. J. OWEN & BON, i 1431 EYE ST. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS PREMISES 2724 WOODLEY PLACE NORTHWEST ‘Whereas, defauit having been made in the payment of the principal of the debt se- cured on the hereinafter-described land a premises by a certain deed of trust bea: ing date Septembe: 22. 1926, and recorded in Liber No. 5833. folio of the land Tecords of the Disirict of Columbia. and at The Teatest of the holder of the niotes se- cured by said deed of trust. the undersigned. ihe trustee named in said deed of trust, will offer for sale under the Drovisions thereof at_public auction, in front of the premives. AT POUR OCLOCK PM., ON THE DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. 1930. fol lowing-described land and mises it] the improvements. easements. rights. ways and _appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate and lying in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, nameiy: Lot numbere Pllh"-‘l,hl (88) in Harry L. Ligh bdi- vision of lots in bl numbered nineteen {19). “Woodley Park. as per plat recorded in_Liber 70, folio , of the records of thi oimce ‘of the surveyor of the District of (o: lumbia, said subdivision known as ““Wagga- man Ridout, Trustees'. Addition to the City ax‘w;-n'ns on,” subject to the cove: nants of record. ‘Terms of sale. One-third (%) of the pur- chase price in_cash, of which deposit_of five hundred dollars ($500) must made with the trustee at the time of sal the balance in equal notes of the purch payable in one and two years after date sale with interest at the of six T cent per annum and iyable sem! AT T A soid, or all cas) 4 2 to_be complied from date of will SAME of AUCTIONEERS. N.W. terms of in thirty (30) da: jefault of which t t the risk and cost of ing purchaser after five (5) days' rei tisement in some newspaper published Washington, D. C. All conveyancing. title examination annd recording at the expense of the purchaser fi'flofl TRUST COMPANY OF THE * ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Trustee. GEO. E. et 5,6,7,8,10 G, Attest: (Besl resident. IRVING 2] 1829,30,31,1¢3,4, 18s, {he surveyor 2 Liber B, at folio 219, over the rear 5 feet of Also parts of lots numbered 3 subdivision 1n_square 185, contained within the following metes and bounds, viz: Bexin- ning for the same at a pois line of 16th street, 136 m?fl of the southeast corner of Of said street 36 feet 3% tnch 53 feet 3 inches: thence south thence ‘west 83 feet 3 inches feet 9% inches: the: inches to the point of beginni another part of said lot 4 i sion 1n said sq the following met for the same at a Doint on sald 16th street distant 136 feet of the southeast corner of s running thence north 50 feet west 106 feet 6 south 50 feet 3% inche to the point of ' beginning: certain furniture, ment now in said_bulldi Terms of sale: The abov northeast corner of said i sold sublect to a prior deed of trust for | due March 31, balance one-half cash. the remainder | pavable in one year, with interest at 6 per | $400.000.00. 193; at 6 per cent, cent, secured by a second upon property sold. or all c at option of purchaser. $10,000.00 required of purch: conveyancing, recording a at cost of purchaser. Terms with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise trustees reserve th sel purchaser after five days' ad such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D. C. THOMAS B. AUSTIN C. $829-d&dbs.exSu N WEST. WITH FRONT- folio 381 ©of the land Tecords of the District of le by public auction, front of the premises. on MONDAY. OF FEBRUARY, 1930, AT . the following-described land situate in the Di: The east 30 feet depth of ot '2 Drury and others’ subdivisio) s per plat recorded in the office 'of for the District of Columbis. '=lth r\‘tfial'ng "A e west ee inches of said lot to the alley in the r sald and running thence south mu_ti"e"um liné e east 106 feet 6 inches to an_alle; and thence east furnishings and equip- | roperty at risk and cost of defaulting NORTH 3 By virtue of a'certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5876, folio 350 et sea.. of the land lecords of the District of-Co- Tumbi; d_at the request of the pafty secured thereby. the unc med trustees will sell at public auction, in_front of the AT OF rRBROARY: oD, 1835, AT THR O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described land e ax and beine. part an par 16 of Todd and Brown's subdivision of part of “Mount Pleasant’ and “Pleasant Plains.” as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber Levy-Court 2. at folio 24, described as follows: Beginning for. the ki 0. of tru KN of the party igned tr\llte‘!l H THE cl in bloc) rict ot Co- nt on in |'west line of an alley 10 feet wide. thence south with the west line of said alléy 142.48 feet, thence with the line of an-alley south- wesierly 6.65 feel, thence west alons the north line of a 15-foot alley 35.26 f the wi d ot 8. thence north alons said 88 feet to the point of beginning. the above-described property being now known for purpose: sessment and taxation as lot 805 in square 2850. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal installments, payable in one and two years. with interest at six’ per centum per annum. pavable semi-annually from day. of sale. secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 31,800 will ‘be required at time ot sale. All convevancing. recording, etc., at cost 8f purchaser. Terms gL oule o be complied” with within thifty days from day of sale. ofl the trus- tees reserve the right to resell the proj at the risk and cost of defaulting Durchaser after five days’ advertisement of such resaie in some newspaper published in Washing- ton. D. C. HARRY L. RUST. GEQ, CALVERT howrs, - | _sas0-dadnexgi® TS I BECKER, & e THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTI 3 1431 EYE ST, AW, O ens. of square and 4 in said t on_the Inches north e 185, ; thence west 7 teet 6 inches: thence morth ng. And. id square, and 3% inches to lot; thence thence together with roperty will be VALUABLE IM- R BRIGR™ G LING KNOWN AS 121! NORTHWEST. 9 VERMONT AVENUE By virtue of acertain deed of trust duly recorded In Liber No. 5691, folio 101 et seq . of the land Tecords of the District of Co- lumbla, and atthe Tequest of the party secured thereby. “the undersigned ' trustee will sell at public suction. in front ‘ef the : on . THE ELEVENTH AY OF FEBRUARY, AD. 1030, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described land Premises, situate in the District of Co- jumbla, “anc flesignated as and being ot “L” in C. oltman’s subdivision of lots in square numbered two hundred and ed of trust | h over trust A deposit of er_at sale. All notarial fees to be complied e Tight to re- vertisement of LAWLER, ‘WALLER. Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALU. STORY BRICK APAR’ AS_ PREMISES 226 C & EAST. By virtue of a certain deed recoraed in Liber No. 5720, folio 103 et sea., of the land records of the District of Co- lumba secure will sell at public auction. in front of premises._on MONDAY, THE TENTH OF FEBRUARY. A.D. THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. scribed land and premises, 1930, strict of Columbis. and designated as and Di being pari nal lot 1 described s follows: Beginning for the same at the southwest corner of running thence east along street 33.33 feet; thence nor! the rear line of said lot; and thence south 100 feet t: beginning; together with the Terms of sal money to be pald in ca annum, payable semi. sale, secured by deed of t: property sold, or all cash at the purchai A dej be required at time of sal ing. recording, etc. at cost Terms of sale to thirty days from day of sale. erty at the risk and cost of chaser after five days' advertl; in some newspaper hington, D. C. FRANK LOUIS OTTENBERG. ‘Attorne a29-d&ds,ex8u AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. REET NORTH- the following-de- thence Wi feet to the northwest corner of said lot, One-third of the purchase h, balance in’ two equal installments. payable in one and two years, with interest at 6% per centum per nually from day of it of 33,500.00 will complied with trustees reserve the right to resell the prop-. HARRY A. 3. HUGHES, for Party Becured. forty-Ave (245). a3 per plat recorded In the ofMice” of the Surveyor Tor, ihe 5 Columbia i Liber "5 a% tollo 1T of erms of sale: One third of the purchase ABLE THREE. | money to be patd i tash ENT. KNOWN | equal instaliments. phyable 1n o and iug years. with interest” at Six percentum ey num. pavable semi-annoally from day of sale. ecured by eed of trust upoh the Proverty sold, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A deposit’ of $1,000 will be reauired dt time of sale. All tonveynaping recording. etc. at cost of purchaser. of ‘sale 1o be “compiied “with within' 30 from day of otherwise the trust serves the to_Tesell the property a i of “defaulting burchaser vertisement of such ressie in some newspaper published in Wasning: ton, D. C. E WASHI HINGTON ANB TROET counfi,': stee. By ALFRI A BON, Ah!n-d&ds{z;flu_ :‘:‘ e P esia nt. THOS. DOWLING & CO. AUCTIONEERS Sale of Personal Effects, House- hold Goods, etc., for Storage Charges. Notice is hereby given that FEBRURARY SEV] L 1930, AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. the &, public suction. in tie wars ze aranty Stor 1 South Capi‘ol st., Wai C.."to enforce liens for storage charges, etc.. die and un- paid. all household goods and personal ef- fects, pi trunk and one Ford automo- bile, in storage with the Guaranty Storsge Company. Inc. in the es_of Eva King. 8 Guifland: Slara Lee, ‘W £ p: Quinn. Lee P of trust, duly of the party fgned trustees the DAY AT THREE- situste in the in square 756, (ald lot; and e _line 'of th 100 feet to t 33.33 o the place of improvements. on FRIDAY. BEGINNING will be sold warehouse of the rust upon the the option of All conveyanc- of purchaser. ithin . otherwise the defaulting pur- sement of such published in Thompson. C. E. Barkley. Ev; KITE, B E Kiine" Mildred" Stevens ver (Signed.) D. K._TERRY, General Manager, Guaranty Storage Co, 823,30, 1e6 Trustees. February in Phyfe Folding Top C: Carved Oak Piec den Furniture, Chiff Terms: CASH. 103031 Tabourettes, Sidel Antique Furniture, China, Glass Pictures, Mirrors, Etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, AS STREET la At Sloan’s Galleries 715 13th St. SATURDAY 1st, 1930, at 10 A:M. t, Davenports, Lowboys, Secretari ard Tables, Drop-leaf Tables, Victorian Chajrs, Clocks, Chests of Drawers, Rockers, Iron Gar- oniers, Benches, Pier Mirrors, Curio Cal ards, Ete. C. G. SLOAN & CO,, IN > Aucts, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY D. C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J_ OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve Street Northwest. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUAB PROVED REAL ESTA e R0 A TWO-STORY =FRAME. DWELLING. By virtue of ‘a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 3981, folio 237 et seq.. of ‘the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at’ the Tequest of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees at pubilc auction. within the office of Thos. J. Owen & Son. 1431 Eye st. n.w. on PRIDAY. THE DAY OF FEB. RUARY. AD. 1930. AT ONE O'CLOCK P.M the following-described land and premises; ¥ strict of Columbia, and gnated as and being part of lgt 5 in the ubdivision of lots A" to “F.¥ both in- clusive, of Clark and Berry's subdivision of the trac of Iand called “‘Bellevie,” as matle by, them as trustees in chancery’cause No 1327, rules 6 in the late Circuit Court of the Distiict of Columblia, ns per plat recorded in Liber Levy Court 2. Tolios 14a and 14b of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, described by metes and bounds as follows: Being bounded on the rorth by the south line of the private road that runs from the public road called Id_Pigcataway road to the United States zine situated ‘on the Potomac River and bounded on the east by the w line of the land’conveyed-to John O, Ste- wart by deed recorded in Liber 2692. folio 489, of said land records and bounded on the south by the north line of lot 6 of safd re-subdivision of lot ~A” to ¥ and bounded on the west by’ the easterly line of the right of way of the Shepherd Point division of the “Washington " City and _ Point ' Lookout Railroad Company as acquired under the proceedings at law No. 11335, doeket 11, in the Supreme Court of the District of Colum- bia. - Nole—AL the date hereof. the above- described land 15 designated on the books of the assessor of the District of Columbia for taxation Durposes as parcel 2535, erms. One-third cash, he balance to be secured £y a first deed of trust on the prop- erty. ‘pavable three years after date with interest at 6% per cent per annum: said terest pavable semi-annually. A deposit of 3800 required, Conveyancing, recording. etc.. at purchaser's cost. . Terms to be compiied with within thirty (30) days. otherwise de- posit forfeited and the property may be ad- Vertised and resol@ at the discretion of the trustees. PERCY H. RUSSELL. GEORGE L. BUNNELL. 1a28.30.101,3,5.6 Trustee THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eye Street Northwest. TRUSTEES' SALE VALUABLE ESTATE. KNOWN AS ASTORI APARTMENT _HOUSE. LOCATED AT THIRD AND G STREETS NORTHWEST. BEING A FIVE.STORY BRICK APART- MENT BUILDING. CONTAINING NINE- TY-NINE 'ROOMS AND TWENTY- THREE BATHS. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded as instrument No. 121 of February 19, 1928 of ‘the land records of the District of Columbla. and at the request of the party secured thereby. “the undersigned trustees will sell at pubiic auction. in front of the premises. on MONDAY. THE TENTH, DAY OF FEBRUARY. AD. ‘1930, AT TWO- PORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the following- esc1 bed land and premises, situate in the District - of Columbia. and’ designated as and being all of original lot 1 and part of original lot 2 in ‘sauere §39: Beginning at the northeast corner of said lot 3 and run- ning thence west on the line of & 20-foot- wide aliey. 21 feet to the northwest corner of 8aid lot, thence south with the west line of Jaid lot' 7 81 feet, thence east 31 feel fo the ~ast line of said lot 2. and thence north with said east line 81 feet to the place of beginning. Terms: 'Sold subject to a_prior deed of trust for approximately 398,000 further par- ticulars of which will be announced at time the purchase price above said trust aid fn cash, A deposit of $5,000.00 re- Conveyahcing. recording. etc.. at purchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with within 10 daye. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and re- sold at the discretion, of the trustees JAMES' D, HOB BS, 3 ' HENRY J. ROBB. TR St N, Ja30-d&ds.exSu Trustees. THOS.' J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, TP e strect Nortwest TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE MODERN DETAGHED “RERIDENGE CONTAINING EIGHTE! ROOMS, 'TWO BATHS, REE-CAR "QARAGE KNOWN LMIA STREET R’ AND CONTAINING _AP- PROXIMATELY 26,615 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND. By virtue of a'certain deed of trust. duly d in Liber No. 5275, folio 479 et sea.. land records of the District of Co- lumbis, and at the Tequest of the party secured thereby, ihe undersigned (rustees will sell at public auction. in_the office_of Thos J. Owen & Son, Auctioneers 1431 Eve gireet | morthwest “on | TUESDAY, THj FOURTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1930. AT ONE O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described land and. premises.’situste in the District of Columbia and designated as ana, beiny ATt of the tracts of land called “Girl ortion” and “Second Addition to Hazard, described "in ce with survey May. 1924, as follows: Beginning for the same at a point In the southerly line of Kaimia street. as proposed to be widened to 60 feet wide. 15 feet east of the west line of Thirteenth street proposed and shown on the highway extension plan: thence with the utherly line 1a“Kalmia stréet. pro- pgsed o be widened to 60 Teet wide."north 3" d west 124.04 faet: thence southwesterly and at right angles to said Kalmia street, 7861 feel to & Deg thence southwesterly and at right angles to & proposed street 60 feet wide, as indicated on said survey. 13244 feet to & peg in the northerly line of said proposed street; thence with sald northerly line of said proposed street, south 83 degrees east 158.84 feet to & Point |15 feet enst of the said west line of sald Thirteenth ® street: thence rorth 190.05 feet Lo the point of beginniag. Now knewn for purposes of taxation as parcel 91/45.. « Sold: sublect to & .prior.deed of Term trust -for. $21,000 00, further 'particulars af time of I;(: which wiil be announced the purchase price above said trust to paid in cash. A deposit of $750.00 required Conveyancing, recording, etc.. at ourchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied thiriy days. otherwise deposit foifeited and tne, property may "be, sdvertised and- redold 6 discretion of tne Fistees s LEE D. LA FATIMER. | ¢ WILLIAM BRAYSHAW. Trustees. M- ISTING 1824,28.30.1e1,3 Adam A; Weschler & Son, Auctioneers CARPETS By Auction At WESCHLER’S 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. SATURDAY February 1st, 11 AM. From E. P. Hinkel & Co. for charges. House " of = Representatives Office and from local hotels. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eye Street Northwest. TRUSTEES' SALE OF _“BRIGHTWOOD COURTS,” A" MODERN _APARTMENT HQUSE. CONTAINING APPROXIMATE- LY 35 APARTMENTS. AND _BEING PREMISES 5320-5328 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of the provisions of the deed of trust to us dated January 25, 1928, and re- icorded Pebruary 3, 1928. in. recorder of deeds’ office, D. C.. In Liber 6108, page 206 et seq,’and at reauest of owner of note se- cured thereby, we will sell at auction, in front of the premises (or. within the main lobby thereof if the day of sals be in- clement), on MONDAY., FEBRUARY TEN. 1930. AT TWO _O'CLOCK P.M., lots 18 and 16 in Block 16. of Diller B. Groff's - diviison of “Brightwood Park,” in District of lumbia, as per plat recorded in s vevor's office. D. C.. in county book 7, pi 100, together with the improvements there- on. being the above-named apartment house. Andthe ways. easements, Fights. privileves and sppurtenances belonging and appertein- ing thereto, subject to a party wall agree- ment dated Oectober 30. 1923, and recorded November 8, 1923. and sublect aiso Lo cove- nants and restrictions of record. 1t ‘anv. ‘-:..cun. the property and running with the and. Terms of sale: 35.00000 cash deposit by purchaser (of certied check therefor to the order of the trustees) required at time of ‘The purcha-e money in excess of 175.000.00 to 'be Deid in cash, The deferred purchase money of $75,000.00 to be repre- fented by Durchaser's ' three motes dated February 10, 1930, of $25,000.00 cach, pay- able, respectively. 1. 2 and 3 years after their date to the order of W. Charles Heit- muller, bearing 7% irterest per annum. pi able quarterly, and be secured by first deed of trust upon said prope: At his election purchaser ay DAy the entire purchase money in e . Taxes and water rent to be adjusted as of date of auction Cor veyancing, recording. examination \rchaser’s cost. ‘Theee terms of sale shail E. complied with by purchaser within fifteen days from date of sale. If terms are not complied with within such time the depoeit will be forfeited as liquidated dama Aus. tained by us by reason of such non-com- pliance and the property will be resold after fve days previous readvertisement in The Evening Star. . THEODORE L. BLOCK. 629 Wash. Loan and 'Crust Blde. EMMET H. HETTMULLER. 933 B St. N.W. bs.exSu__ ‘Adam A. Weschler & Son. Auction Household Effects _Also Carpets and Rugs BRI, O Charges, et al. Davenport, also Bed-Davenport Suites, Walnut ‘Dining and Bed Room Suites, cnlx)lnne,"'rnr.khh. Imported also Domestic Rugs, Baby Grand and other Pianos, Vietrolas, Radios, Breakfast Sultes, Mirrors, Floor and Table Kitchen Cabinets, Day- Beds, Gate-leg Tables, Davenport ‘Tables, M" ait and Copying Cameras, ete. Penna.R.R. Freight,10 a.m. By Auction At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. ' SATURDAY February 1, 1930 ¢ i wine Tarouemmut Day "™ REAL | A ith *within | ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. CADALLIC PHAETON AT AUCTION NP(AILY T.I;Alfli A:R BTg‘lAfll L‘#AR otice 18, nereby 34 on ‘WEDNES: DAY. FEBRUARY ;E lah. AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M.. we will sell by public tion. -in front of the sales 1s_of Ad: A”%eschler & Son, Auctioneers 930 Pen sylvani: n.w.. to enforce our n_for repair and storage charges. Cadillac phaeton. engine No. 61-Z-18003, left with us In the name of Walch or M. H. Dawson, 1998 N._Miami ave.. Miami, Fl; take notice. 'l"fl’!"%"!}‘l‘;‘" e'l.'lDel‘i .:Y.) [LLAC COMPANY, = 5. L Maint. Dept. ' By V. 8. sn30.1013.25 THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eye Street Northwest. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE TM- xE BRI pWELLING: 1236 EUCLID STREET By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 6264. folio 341 et xeq.. of the land Tecords of the District of Co- lumbia, and at.the request of the DAFLY secured ‘thereby, “the undersigned -trustee will_sell at public auction, in front of the remises.” on TUESDAY. THE ELEV AY OF FEBRUARY. A.D. 1830, AT THREE THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M..' the 'followins scribed Iand and premiges. situste in the District of Columbia, and designated as and being lot_thirty-four (34) in Clarence C. Waring’s subdivision of lots in block twenty: seven (27). “Columbla Heights. as per plat recorded in Liber County No, i1, folio 18 of the records of the office of_the surveyor of the District of Columbia. = Gublect to build- ing_restriction line established by proceed- ings in District Court Cafe No. 1881 in thi Supreme Court of the Dil Subject to covenants of record. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash, balance in two equal installments. payable in one and two years, with interest at six per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, from day of sale. secured by deed of trust upon the prop- erty sold, or all cash. at the option of the er. A deposit of $1.000 will be re- time of sale. All conveyancing. recording. etc.. At cost of purchaser. Terms of sale o be complied with within 30 days from day of sale. otherwise trustee reserve: the right to resell the property at the risk And cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days” advertisement of such resale in some newsoaper published In Washingion. D. C. THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO., By ALFRED H. LAWSON. Vice Preside In30-d&ds.exSu Truste LEGAL NOTICES. PEELLE, OGILBY & LESH, Attermers. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia. holding Probate Court. —Estate of Florence Varney King. deceased. —No. 37341, Administration Docket 82.— The notification as to the trial of the issues in this case relating to the validity of th paper writing. dated the 7th day of Janu- Ary. 1928, purporting to be the last wiil and testament "o Florence Varney King, de- ceased, having been returned as to John & minor: Florence Haslehurst Cu; tis_Batley: Catholic Church in Mohawk. Herkimer County. New_ York, Father John Kehoe. pastor: Nellle Constine. and Insti- tution’of Mercy. a corporation. Sister Mary Edward, treasurer. named as Convent of Mercy, '81st_street and_Madison avenu New York. New York. “‘not to_ be found. it 13 this Tth day of January. 1930, ordersd that the issues be set down for trial on the 12th day of February. 1930, and that this order and the substance of said issues. to wit. purporting to be the Is | and téstament of Florence Varney King. obtained, or the execution thereof procured, by undue influence exercised upon the said Florence Varney King by Lillie M. Walker?” shall be published once a week for fou weeks in the “"Washington Law Reporter” 4nd twice & week for the same perlod in The Evening Star. PEYTON GORDON. Jus- tice. (Seal) °Atest: VICTOR 8. MERSCH, Deputy Register of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk -of the Probate.Court. 89.11,16,18,23.25.30.fe1 NORTHWEST. OFFICIAL NO;I'ICEV ZONING, COMMISSION. OF THE DISTRICT of Coluribis, January 2: . In accord- ance with the provisions of Section 3 of & Act of Congress, approved March 1. 1921 (Public No. 153. §6th Congress, entitled * Act 'to regiilate’ the height. aréa and use of buildings ‘fn the District ‘of Columbia and to create a Zoning Commission, and for giher purposes. ) notice Is hereby ‘given that a public hearing will be held in the Board Room of the District Building beginning 10:00 A.M.. February 8. 1930. for the Bur- pose of congidering the following proposed changes in the Zoning Regulations, and the boundarie: of the use, height and dis- tricts, to wit: Change the G of the Zoning ined m established. erected. or enlarged if, permit 1s issued. there are on flle with the Commissioners of the District of Columbia the written consents of the owners of 75 per cent of (a) the property within the square Where it is proposed 1o establish. erect, or enlarge such garage. and (b) of all other property within 200 feet of the proposed es- lishment: provided, however, that t of said garage. except A baseme rage. shall be within 75 feet of any building line. In cemputing the consents 1equired under this reguls much of the property as is used as public garages or stables shall be counted 0} senting. The Commissioners of the District of Columbis may deny approval of an ap- plication for permit to erect such public garage in the residential district it "after lue public hearing held either on petition of residents or of property owners within the area of consents, or on the initiative of the Commissioners themselves they find that the location of the proposed garage, of its entrances, or of its exits is such as may use objectionable trafic or otherwise dan- &erous conditio Add after the Tifth line on top of page 6. as part of Section III a | new paragraph to read: “In an apartment | house publie gars where no repair or servicing facllities maintained may be established. erected or enlarged without con- | sents of property owners; provided that the floor area of such Sarage foes not exceed | one-fourth of the total floor area designed ! for use or used by tenants in such i ment house; and provided: Sich sarage be ‘approved by sloners of | the District of ' Columbia. 1 CHANGE FROM RESIDEI 60°, B RESTRICTED AREA TO C AREA° front »arts of lots 817 and Square 67. known 2110 M ichusetts Ave. NW. 2. CHANGE FROM COM- MERCIAL, 30 D AREA COM- MERCIAL. 11 D AREA: lot ). Square 199. known as The University Club. north- Zestcorner Isth ‘and I Strests; N.W, "3 HANGE FROM R NTIAL % B AREA “TO "FIRST COMMERCIAL. 90" D AREA: lots 80, 51. 52, 56, 67, 811, 812. 818 @and 819, sauare 341, known_as 1000-1008 M Street, and 1132-1134 10th St NW. 4 CHANGE FROM FIRST COMMERCIAL. 60, C AREA TO SECOND COMMERCIAL. 60, D AREA: lols 864, 865. 866 and 867, sauare 2560, known as 2324-2348 Champlain Street, NW. 5 CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 60, B AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL. 60’ C 'AREA: lots 803, 804 and 818. square 289! being the southwest corner New Hampshir Avenue and Rock Creek Church Road. N.W. 6. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 40', A RESTRICTED AREA TO RESIDENTIAL, ‘40", A AREA: so much of Parcel 88/192. lving north of Sheridan Street, d en 14th and 16th Streets. a zoned Residential. 40 A Restrict e 7. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 40, ICTED AREA TO RESIDENTIAL, B : 80 much of “Parcel 88/193. south of Sheridan Street 60", 25, X 40", iying A AREA TO RESIGENTIAL, RESTRICTED' AREA: lots' 23-26, both in- clusive. square 1813, loc: the west Garadd Bulews NV, 3 CRANGE FRON arfiel reets, RESIDENTIAL. 80 RESTRICIED 'AREA TO RESIDENTIAL.'60'. A AREA: lots 19 and 38. square 2106, bel ner 28th Street’ and RI 40, ated Connecti cut "Avenue. between Newark and Ordwa Streets. N.W. 11. CHANGE PROM RESI- DENTIAL, 40'. B AREA TO FIRST COM- MERCIAL, 40" C AREA: rear parts of lots 150 ard 31, square 4074, known, Bladensburg _ Road. ~N.E. FROM RESIDENTIAL, 40°, AREA TO FIRST COMMI AREA: lot 10, Hamlin Streef, RESIDENTIAL. TO RESIDENTIAL, 30'. C sauare 4135, known as 1800 NE. 14 CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 40°.'A_AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL, 40’, € AREA: Iots 801, 802, 803 and 15, square 975, known as 601-607 ‘Al s Avenue and lots' 12, 13. 14, 30. 17. 18 and 19. square 5976, known as 501-515 Alabama Avenue, S.E. . 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Count Anthony of Egmont, heir to the throne of Guelders. flees the court of h cousin Charles, of Burgundy, in a moment of pigue and later returned under arrest. The duke reproach his fligit impending struogle bdetween Burgundy and the King of France. Count Anthony pledges fealty. During his wanderin, had ‘befriended a merchant. Philip Dant who took him to the home of his prospe tive father-in-law. There Count Anmthony had met Johanna, Philip's fancee. They were immediately attracted fo each other, dut after the count had gome back to court Johanna had been tortured by the thought that he was merely an adventurer and had really never cared for Mer. In that mood she married Philip. Now. however, the duke visits Zealand. with Count Anthony as one of his attendants. The count and Johanna meet at a function, where he ecplains his departure and the duties which have kept him from her. She is comscience-siricken at having misjudged him and he is frantic when he hears of her marriage. Aflairs of state, however, interveme fto occupy his mind. The of France visits the Duke of Burgundy s Oisit his treach- d. Only Count duke and FOURTEENTH INSTALLMENT. PPOSITION 1o taxes imposed as A war levy upon the northern provinces ‘manifested itself in Walcheren in October, two months after the duke’s de- parture thence. There were a few sporadic insurrec- tions which might have led to serious trouble if the Duke had besn repre- sented in Zealand by a man less vigor- ous and resourceful ihan the Sire Claude de Rhynsault. Vigilant and prompt, the governor was ever at hand to stamp out the first sparks of revolt. ‘When, however, the news of the in- surrection at Liege reached Zealand, others, who hitherto had looked on in resentment at the tyranny of the ducal lieutenant, turned their attention to measures which, if they were not to result in casting off the Burgundian yoke, should at least achieve an easing of its pressure. Among these were some of the wealthier merchants of Midde! burg, Flushing, Veere and Arnemuiden. They went to work with thought and plan and secrecy, careful to complete their preparations before they revealed their strength. ‘The ruling spirit of the conspiracy ‘was a member of a noble Zealand fam- ily named Van Borselen, and his castle was the meeting place of the chief plot- ters. But these comings and goings of burgher traders, however carefully con- trived, did not escape the notice of Rhynsault. He posed concerning it a question to his fool, Kuoni von Stocken, the only man who possessed his con- findence. “Is Van Borselen engaged in bringin wool from- England for the Pl?r:‘lsk'x loome?" “It's hemp he lacks, I think,” the fool snapped, and drew a grin to the governor's florid countenance. m.::""lm' he should come to me for “He should. But since he doesn’t, you can supply him all the hemp he needs, and perhaps a trifle over.” On the fool's advice, Rhynsault set out for Van Borselen'’s castle. The un- murcnng Van Borselen admitted them to his castle with the honors proper to the representative of the Duke of Burgundy. A goodly supper was served and then Van Borselen desired a song from the governor's fool, whose sallies fi'dl already helped to keep things vel “I'll go fetch my lute” said the Aahhtle Kam'r:. He wi long time absent, an e com) was wing impatient When At Jast he retued He bore a great arch-lute, and in his wake came a dozen Burgundian sol- diers in their clanking armour. “I've brought you cymbals as well as lute,” the fool informed them. “Be- cause I think it's cymbals that you really need. The lute-strings will fol- low. Or, if not lute-strings, strings better suited to the occasion. And they will supply some of you with dance music when you come to tread a dainty measure upon the empty air.” Van Borselen, until now far gone in wine, but suddenly grown sober, swung to Rhynsault, who sat quietly smiling at his fool's terrible humor. “Is this a masque, a fool's mummery, quoth he, “or do you mean me mis- chief?” “Neither,” Rhynsault answered with & laugh. “We are here to discover Wwhat mischief has been meant by you.” In a flash Van Borselen was upon the governor, one hand reaching for his throat, the other grasping a dag- ger and upraised to strike. But the | governor caught the Zealander's wrist as the blow descended and sent him sprawling, then sprang clear away be- fore any of the others could leap to | attack him in their host's defense. “Stand where you are!” he thundered at them, “or my men shall cut you down.” Already the injunction was unneces- At a word from the fool, the men-at-arms had ringed the company about. The governor, infuriated by the utn;",k um him, snarled: “No_ni for more to prove your gullt, Van Borselen. No need for more to warrant my hanging you out of hand. But first Il have something out of you. Make him fast!” Disarmed, his hands wrenched be- hind him and his wrists pinioned by & stirrup leather, Van Borselen stood, pale and breathing hard, to face the governor. Now, you Zealander dog.” growled “will you talk, or must the governor, we constrain’ you?" “That depends upon what you wish m!Yw n{n’"}l he “You shal ear.” And Rhynsault told him briefly what he guessed of the treasonable traffic the Zealander had been conducting. “And the proof?” Van Borselen de- manded, “Proof, you fool! That is what I The proof you shall am here for. yourself supply.” Van Borselen laughed. “Let me un- derstand this thing. Because I keep open house in Arnemuiden, and make welcome here such of my trader coun- trymen who choose to seek my hos- pitality, you assume that I am plotting treason. 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City Ticket Ofice 731 15th St. NW, The Romantic Prince By Rafael Sabatini Newspaper Alliarce and Metropolitan Newseaper Service. (in & properly constituted court "mrdum to the forms of the law “In Walcheren I am the law, and wherever I sit in judgment is a properly constituted court. I administer here the high justice and the low in the name of my master the Duke of Bur- gundy. You waste my time, man, with your quibbles. Will you answer my questions, or will you not? “I will not. I deny your jurisdiction ou'll deny it all you please, but it shall be exercised. Take off his boots.” “What will you do?" “Put you to the question, in a homely fashion and with the means imme- diately to hand.” And Rhynsault waved eloquently towards the fire. “You dare not. I am noble, sir!” “You may be noble. But you'll burn as easily as a churl. Off with those boots of his!" Livid, but resolute, Van Borselen answered him. “You may roast me plecemeal, sir. But not a word shall you have from me.” “To it!” The governor began, when Kuoni interposed, uncrossing his legs and leaning forward, his elbows on his bony knees. “Perhaps if he perceived your justi- fication, excellency, he would be less obstinate. “I care nothing for his obstinacy. I have broken the obstinacy of taller men. “Ay, ay. but justification Is justifica- tion; and, if it may be had, it were premature to proceed without it.” ‘The governor looked at the fool. The fool returned the glance with that steady, unblinking stare which seemed at times so full of meaning. With an odd abruptness, Rhynsault obeyed the fool's suggestion. He ordered the men 'fi take the prisoner out and wait with m. “What now?” he growled when he was alone with Kuoni. The fool rose. “That man is right when he says that the tale would bear 2n ugly sound in the ears of the duke. Vi rselen is noble, after all, and his family is powerful. It's courting trou- ble to treat him as if he were a greasy merchant.” “'How else are we to react the truth?” “Pind first some scraps of evidence to justify your measures. Do you dream that men can engage in treason in a stronghold such as this, and never leave a scrap of evidence behind them? Search, gossip, search! Ransack the castle from rampart to dungeon, and see what you find. Isn't, that what we came for?” . The search was much more quickl; fruitful than they could have ‘wpex In Borselen's closet they found. papers locked ay in a chest, a bundle of letters any one of which would have served to hang the man who had sent it as well as Van Borselen, who had received it, and some sheets covered with figures, which Rhynsault tossed aside as of no consequence, but to which the fool devoted some study. It proved the very simplest her, a cryptic writing that would not long have puzzled a child; the numerals stood for letters and stood for them in the order of the alphabet. The fool, who had considerable clerkly skill, and, indeed, some scholarliness, sat late into the night, transcribing them. What at last he bore to his master was a fairly complete account of the nature of the plot, .the funds subscribed, the arms to be provided, the number of men to counted upon in each district, and list of the leaders with whom lay t) responsibility of - glving those. men the signal when the ‘moment came. Rhynsault, rubbed his hands in satisfaction. Within 48 hours those leaders would be laid by the heels. The conspiracy, thus rived of guidance, might safely be to perish by itself, “You've done well, Kuoni,” he com~ mended ‘the fool. " said the fool. H not always.” The governor swung to confront him, and the fool liked neither the look if dark eyes. “Sometimes you are clumsy because you love a jest too well” - “That's what I'm for, gossip. “Ay, ay; in season. Now this eve- ning, so that you might vent your cursed humor, you warned Van Bor- selen too soon of what was coming to him, with the result that he all but had his dagger in my throat.” up his whip as he spoke and loosened the thong. The fool's weak frame was shaken with sudden fear. His counte- nance lost its habitual impassivity, “I thou’hl to amuse you,” he shrieked as the lash, hard-driven, cut him about the neck and body. “Oh, it smused me,” Rhynsault as- sured him. “But had I been less prompt with my hands, the laugh might have been with Borselen. I meant to lay your bones bare for that fool's trick of yours. But you've served me well since, and so I'll show you mercy, and give you no more than a reminder to let your jests be less dangerous to me in future.” The reminder took the shape of three more lashes, the last of which cofled about the fool's white face, and broke the skin. “So!” The governor flung aside his whip, “That will suffice tonight. Away with you, you whimpering cur.” The fool hobbled out without another word. He was accustomed to thus punished for his shortcomings. He sought his bed, and pain and rage kept him awake until it was time to rise again. Yet next morning, when he came to break his fast at the governor's table, he had resumed his impassivity, and save for the angry crimson wheal that marked the track of his master’s whip across his pallid face, save for the dark stains under his eyes which this morni were deeper and darker than usual, there was no sign about him or in his bearing or manner to sugges! what he had undergone. And his evil, malicious wit flowed freely, especially later in the morning when the Bur- gundian leutenant sat in judgment uron the Knight of Borselen and four others of those who had supped with them last night who were implicated by_the letters found. Borselen asked that he should be sent for trial to the duke by virtue of his knightly rank, but that appeal the governor disregarded. His secretaries drew up the indictments and attached to them the justificative documents, to be forwarded to the duke. Borselen and his four convicted companions in trea~ son were hanged that same afternoon on a gallows in the market-place of Arnemuiden. The business done, Rhynsault and his hn?fi rode on to :l!el:e.h:.dtfh:rw stage of a progress whic! ject to deal summarily with those whose treason was revealed by the papers found in Borselen's castle. On the fool's advice, he proceeded in such & manner that none knew the source of his information until he was put upon his trial. Thus those still to be lrrl'.hln:efl had no ""!‘:ntln' nn'mh as_their consclences mi ve them. Some, heeding that_ wa: , made their escape in e. But the majority el to their counting-houses and to the that they had not been in- erim! until they found themselves in the hands of Burgundian ce. It was a fortnight before v ernor came back to Middelburg, a little wearied by his labors and leaving in his wake a trail of laden gallows to show the way he had me £ In umeel itselt m{ & score of prominen ns, W) suspected nothing, were ripe for judgment. The o;mm‘l W ufi“ carefully keted etters pared & list of their writers, b At the head of that list stood the name of Danvelt, and with Master Phillp Danvelt, the B dian leu- tenant started his Middelburg cam- Eln:fwflue tion of treason mmlmm 2 5 (To be continued.) be a he