10 —> SUBURBAN NE WS | *iesieesccns ice, ma te ast oo] ME: BENAN AT GOEDSBOROY | BT Republican plurapey, aoe” AUCTION SALES. __ AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ‘The McKinley and Hobart Sound Mot Club will ANACOSTIA, ‘A tramp, whose language no one who has met him has°as yet been able to understand, is prowl- nz areund-in that part of Prince George's county Which fs adjacent to the southern line of the Dis- trict of Columbia, to the terror of the farmers’ wives living im the vicinity, Mrs. George Rose, re- siding near Forestville, ‘was greatly surprised upon returning to her home = day or two ago, after a brief alsence, to find the tramp referred to seated at her kitchen table fm the act of consuming a pan of Mseult which he had removed hot from the oven. There being no men about at the time the Was allowed to continue eating until Le saw hohe left as uncere- a beautiied and made mo eforts ef the members the Eastern Star, w mt th : purpe iss Ide Geneyleve Hancock, HH. Hancock of La Plata, and ‘all, postinaster of that town, ‘omfret "Wednesday. The ¢eremons J. J. Rodeck, pastor of the Jing Is announce living “on Monroe 1 of a well- lady ~ and an ey in Nort Washi expected, | Mr. HH. MW Independent epg for_the ato at thelr near Ardwick © the past four years, has ned his position, and with bis’ fainiiy-will res to New Jersey, where Mr. King has secured year-old gon of Mr. William H. der's Station, iy suffering ¥ and painful swelling of one the restlt of a bite, 3u J to be +» Which Was recelved while at play near itis, home. = of Ana from an ¢ of his arn that of a spid In_ some ystia Connell, Funifor Order n Mechanics, who held their lar sInesday evening, were visited on the number of the’ members of the order on. ‘ cr N. Meloy of Forestville has been ap teacher of the pablie school at. Suitland is @ neplew of Lawyer W. of iy and Mr. Arthur RB. Hi: dover for some time, decided v Jersey, where they fofimerly re- ms, Raymond Heisk ent and J. Henry y e appointed a committee on the part of the sto look after th ‘Oxon Hill distrter. L. A. Bauer of survey has been “s county: duri of tngbl r part of = last few da bt at their wiz- streets. The ston will be m Elizabeth month's outing in returned from an tives in Haxerstown. r of Snitl has been re- * of farm produce at the nty fair. fr. Gee; ‘William Cook, angen, who is em- ing office, suffered a in her duties there ing @ against Mrs, Budding. nd injuring her wo se- rried to the train lent while e1 uy ‘One of th truck ran the property ef Bond and family have ri of thelr delightful one H present. Th ty home for the winter In a day vers of Langilin Lodze, No. 6, Indepe ent Order of Goot 1 is te give a box party at the Langdon Opera in the near future Edward Budd or é , Who has been fl with day re- 1 fer treatment twe children, have b hel and extremely . Collins left ing heen sudde < of her father, who sis Weddne last during the summer da pleasant cot yesterday removed to Washing- for band Fran tiy improv has been visiting Mra. 0. month, returns today to 1s connected with one of Richmond, Va., who was < of Mrs. George Newell of 1 heme. Is and Mrs. S. W. Carter of . M.A. Murray ‘The Congregational Church sociable, held at the of Professor and Mrs. W. W. Kings night, was a pleasant affair and well at- tended. The program of the evening embraced vocal music by Mrs. E. E. Ctements, Mrs. T. W. White. Mr. Wright, and reading cf selections by and Mr. €. A.M Among Mr. and Mrs. E. ©. Hough, M. H. Brinkerhoof, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Nourse, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Jenkins, Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Mr. and Mrs. €. A. Meekins, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Clements, Professor and Mrs. W. W. Kinsley, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. White, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mrs. G. R. Phillip: Brown, Miss irs. W. S. Me- Tbs ‘illips, Nie Hawxhu- . Eloise Kal Bessie Rice, Ger- 3 Rollins, Messrs. Bronson Buxton, L. B. Parker. Rollins, Willlam Brown, H. Eastman, Curtis Rore- , Johunie McKillen and Paul ‘arland Anita PI Ida. Je Hobart Republican Club held ing last night. Twenty new IS of the club. . Church, J. ethoof, was appointed to e saine. Mexsts. E. F. Norman and J.B. Tinner mmittee on rezisration. The and all arrangements for the referred to the ‘apt. ppointed a inley and Hob. 3 Club of. the t to attend the xpeaking at Odd Fellows’ Hall for as many as could at fax Court House next 3 FE. Chureh, ft was voted that the secr-tary prepare @ resolution of denial that eighteen republicans had Joived the Rryan and Sewall Club, and cleo that ke Perpare resolution ih regard to ‘the charges made ¥ the democratic club against Rev. Robert Nourse, and that the resolutions be signed byythe Secretary and presideat of the club and published. ‘The club voted to go to Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday night next and organize a ciub, and Messrs. I. F. Norman, J. E. Brice and Charles Tioner were ap- Dolnted to arrange for the organizing of this club and others In the district. J. E. Brice was elected sergeant-at-arms of the club. The club was ad- dressed by Mr. J. M. Thorne of Falls Chursh and Dr. Murray of Boston, Mase. The club will meet again next Thursday night. Mr. L. S. Gordon has returned from an extended Visit to friends in New Hampshire. Mrs. L. L. Northrup of Bellows Falls, Vt., with ildren, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.’ E. J. Miss Alzine Rerry fs visiting relatives in Charles county, Maryland. The “Bryan and Sewall Club of the town, Mr. Arthur Flagg, president, and A. Davis, fr... secre- has a membership of 112, the largest demo- ¢ club ever organized bere. At the lust meet- ing addresses were made by Messrs. J. E. Willard of Fairfax and W. W. Douglass of Alexandria county. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ives have returned from @ trip through New York. ‘The public graded school of the town opened Mon- @ay with 126 scholars enrolled—thirty-seven in f the principal, Professor R. J. Yat ty-seven in the first assistant’s room, Miss Virgie Bugz; forty-two im the room of the second assist- f Anacostia, Lodge “No. 21, 9 The Democratic Candidate’s Tour havi lie de ion at Odd Fellows’ Hall i Crue lemonstration at Fellows’ Hal rough North Carolina. Hill Not Sayimg a Word. Mr. E. J. Birch and family, who have heen epend- |. , Senator Hill was séeif last night at Al- ing rie: paiimor here, bi ive moved back to Wash. |° After leaving Greensboro’, N. C., there bany, but he refused ‘tg say anything re- ington. eS RE were short stops by the Bryan train at gf Rev. T. C. Joxlan of Manasias, who hag been |*Burlington and Hillsboro’, where Mr. Bryan | S8rding the action ofthe Buffalo conven- visiting Rev. S. P. x % tion or the candidat: ted. visiting Rev. 8. P. Shipman, returned home Thurs- epokal cers BrIGasatoiehebtewibindred pee" cal e8,Rominat Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Siddons, who have been sum- Thacher to Stick, State Issues. mering here, ‘returned to Washington Wednesday. | Die €@thered about the depots. At Durham, eae TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, = 12 E st. n.w. REGULAR SATURDAY SALE. On TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER NINETEENTH, | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A FRAME CHURCH ON AT TEN O'CLOCK’A.M., we will sell, at our sales SHERMAN AVENUE AND ~~ FARRAGUT room, corner 10th and Penna. ave. n.Ww., a general STREET NORTHWEST. assortment of Household Effect ALSO, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, WITHIN y vi of a deed o By virtue of a deed of trost, dated February 13, | Liber No. 1618, folio 51 SALES | 1892, and recorded in Liber 'No. 1659, folio 208 trust, duly recorded im ‘one of the land ers for the District va * Y the next stop, Mr. Bryan spoke from a] John Boyd = Thache the democratic ROOM, et seq., one of the land records of the District of | request of the parties secured thei mecraay cateriaine one coincenier hence platform at the aia s gubernatorial nominee ” BSF oe oC | pes ender ea ee tte | ee pee eral [anergy ney ole WED. é baat a - H 2) russel, Velve cat pets we wi a mbiie’ auction. nt of the premises, on > tun ‘Lat Mastin’ Soe Se iaitetsng wakes | Ralelgh, like the rest through which the| ed late last night that@hé would make pub- | Itugs, whieh wil be colby maauscript, giving te | front ofthe” premisen, “on TUBMDAY. Merrit. | Nesba\ WMiRTIETIL SetcceAnutat, AT, “iN Hayxharst, candidate passed, drew from the surround-| lic a statement durigg'‘the early part of | ‘lferent sizes. | Riga ae eT SO eg a el | eigen dats a NE eg att’ be By harker 1 visiting relatives in Lou- | ing country in order to augment the crowds| next week, as he wisheg.it to be published | Hendsome ‘Trap, cost $100, neatly news Horses, proverty: ‘The west acventyaix and thirteen one. | Washington, Digict of Collab, and Kuown and ae ts to meet Mr. Bryan. Nash's Park was well| before the state convention of the gold | Carriages, Buggies, Harness, &c. hundredths thet: (00.15) of lot numbered seventeen | distinguished an parts of tote four () and three, e rms cash. i ck numbered eight ¢8) by n depth pumibered ne red ‘bd elgity foe HYATTSVILLE. fiiled with admirers of the nominee. They | democrats in Brooklyn Thursday. He will| i¢”™ “WALrer B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, | Sfty (50) fect, In Todd & Brown's subdivision of a | GM. beginning for th North —_ ’ cheered him enthusiastically when he ap-| either make his stateniéht at a mass meet- The Guild of the Pinckney Memorial Church met | peared on the platform. Mr. Bryan was | ing in Albany on Monday or Tuesday night las: night st the residence of tke rector, Rev. | introduced by H. W. Ayer, nominee for| Of next week, whenthe democratic na- : — part of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, to- | B street on» hundred RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & O0., AUCTIONEERS, | gether with the improvements. oUt West cu (Svocersors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.) Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two | cast along North 33 stroet twepty TN ars, with interest and ecured by} deed of | north ml at right angles with said street sixty- Chas. J. S. Mayo. Routing business was trans. | state auditor on the populist ticket. tional and state ticketg'are to be ratified, |. SATURDAY MORNING, Trust’ on the property, or ail cash, at the pur. | eight GS-10. (GSG3), feet; thence porthws acted and r creshments were served. ‘Ihere was a | The party left Raleigh for Goldsboro’, N. | or else in letter to the voters of the state. eS ae chaser's option. $100" deposit required at and at right angles with Maryland avenas large attesdance. C., at 9 p.m.. The train arrived at that} He has decided to follow the course of Sen- Se RES sale, and all conveyuneiug and recordinz et; thence southwestwardly nipeteen Mr. G. F. Davis and J. L. Emerson, who have | Place at 11:15 last night. Mr. Bryan ad-| ator Hill in his campaign and confine him- 5 OF FURNITURE, aS aos qe of ‘sale - be compl Fas Co ower — jeg sal iy § been spending some time With My. and Mrs. Crump, | Gressed a large crowd at Selma. He was | Self to the state issues. CARFETS, ot Ra ect tah oo - risk and cost of defuulting the her with all t begtun - im- ate on Sibley avenue, ‘have decldcd to remain i, | 8Teeted by a good-sized crowd at Golds- — Hyattsville during the’ fall. "| bcro’, but did not speak. His train was Changes in New York. Mr. J. Kt. Stone of Washington has been visiting | t@Ken out of town to a siding and Mr.| The New York democratic committee met HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, ETC AT OUR SALES Kt in 920 PENNA. AVE. N. W. > Mr. RC. Langl Bryan slept on board. immediately after adjournment of the con- FFE, SUTTON & ©O., a 2s TRUSTEES’ SAL OF 2 THREE-STOR ar CK eee ae ree erecting ton. a tee tat Of | butlding wite in the fasdonable section of the port DWELLING, NO. 414 ELM STREET, LE| S“Gilompia, known. as ioe strict | west, “This property will be wold sutiject, : DROIT PARK. Gio) Gn Gators ‘eubditiston of ‘agesse Surtbereg | fo & prior deed ee ee eet tae tee By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in | GO pitana and acreutzpacten (6TH). accmine ae | ticulars of which e fully stated at the Liber No, 2006, at follo 20 et scq., one of the land | tr hut of eald subdivision, me the sate cients op | of sale. ALSO, bia, and t to records for the District of Columbia, and at the | record in the office of the surveyo: for the District | gy "FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., oWhe wae a daughter of O. H. Browning, | Presidential electors, although Bryan and| Stee Sunreme Court of tho District of Calmubia, Fequest of the party secured thereby, the under: | of Columbia in subdivision book marked N. Kat ester ft 32 eaware 20, ed by a desirabl Secretary of the Interior under President | Sewall were indorsed, the convention got pag eel ory aS peter ee in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, rms of sale: One-third cash, balance in two | 2St2ry and basement brick residence, known as No. iN v It. TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D.1896, | equel installments, payable in one and twervears | 1486 Q st. u.w., vow under good renigl. : AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the follow: | from day of sale, with interest pasuble semi-an |, Terms of wale: On lots 31. 82, (83 and 2X, #0, ing described real estate, situate in the county | nually at the rate of six (6) per centum per annum, | 106. subject to a dued of te apiece of Washington, District of Columbia, and - | find secured by deed of trust on the property sold, | balance in cash. A deposit o #00 upen accepts nated as and bell of lot numbered thirty (80), | or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A of Bid. On part lot 28, a. 208, une: thica in A. B. Hines’ subdivision of parts of lots in block | posit of two hundred (200) dollars will be Fequited | the balance in one aud two years, with ip numbered fourteen (14), in Le Droit Park, as At the time of sale. Gonvesancing and recording at | from the day of sale at six ver cent pr uuu, plat recorded in county ‘book No. 8 page 98, of the | cost of purchaser. If terms of sale are not cum- 5 setae apree a! Rhee ptr hy Pmt ng 9 records of the office of the surveyor of the District | plied with in ten days from day of sale the trustees > property sold, br a!l cash, at the option of Columbia, together with all the improvements, | feserve the right to resell at risk and cost of de-| the purchaser. A deposit of $200 require rights, etc. is ‘y will be sold subject, | faulting acceptance of bid. 1 terms of +a) ner was a high liver, and| into # dispute. Some delegates desired to | gers: ‘ag substituted trustees, will’ sell, at Seer igi bate of stopping at the best | Mdorse the regular democratic electors, SbiIE auction, im front of the prenaises, ou TUES. hotels in the country. It was owing to his while others favored the selection of a new AY, THE 'TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF SEPTEM.- ensive habits that he was forced to| Set, composed of single tax advocates. It | BER, A.D. 1896, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK expenit crime, which affected people in| Wa8 Gually decided to allow the state com- | P-M., lot 40, of Charles Gesford’s subdivision of New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Chi-| mittee to name a candidate for Congress | Jot,!n square No. 924, i ke city of Washington, D. ©., with the im; ements as al e. cago, Denver and San Francisco. He was | 2nd three electors. Gertas of esie: One third cash; balance in one uaa Of the twenty men who were recently | and two years, with interest, secured on the p in Fae ore end aon Lat bes imprisoned in Dover jail, eighteen had ores o> all cash, at purchaser's option. Depostt 21 te] f $100 required at time of sale. All conveyancing | however, to a prior ‘of trust for $2,000. ALEXANDER H. BELL, Trustee, complied with in fifteen days from the da; affairs of the city in those times. Skinner | Seats as delegates yesterday. ‘The device | oF Site Teiiral 21 renaser’s cost, and terms to be 7 cash, A Gepostt B25" 4 h the right Is reserved to resell the propert: went to Syracuse in 1893, and learned where | Sdopted for the official ballot was ““The| Corisca with in ten davs, oF right reserved to re- | of $100, sequired ‘upon agceptance of bid. ‘Ferms GEORGE H. PLANT Jee rrestes” | risk and cost of the defaulting plrchasers, a number of prominent people had their = omen property at defaulting prrchaser’s risk and | to be complied with in fifteen ears Sas day wel-d&ds 1429 N.Y. ave. nw. five days’ ee in some ~ these -peo; - cost. 8 le. ncing and at cost =. newspaper publish st l. porate checks which, No saimed,| Complete Returns From Maine. W. W. FIERCE, Trustee, Stee ceeiens ‘THR ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL | “AI conveyancing and recording at the p were signed by these persons, and had| Complete returns of Monday's election in 3. J. DARLINGTON, ‘Trustee, GEoncn ¥. WouTHiNGroy, Be ee ee ee | aay eres of, the Qeirn them cashed. For this he was arrested. | Maine follcw: The total vote was—For| seis.asds ae W4i0 6th st. new. | sct2-d&as ; Trustess. | “weisaede BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. | 5 RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & 00., Aucts.

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