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IN MEMORY OF UN(OLN.
h swiimg ia Wia . Did nma
opm to th slAs
? V na nmas caoenoes om f Saso. a y
EsmlealM An~egeQa --May
-NOWW80semes Uw
The bl et the Where e the reenmtly
011100"d Memr4ail A -cIntiSUm of the Dis
AVI& Of Colmbfa are already beginaaE= to
espear An the mebemMet that bas bees made
o the preservation o a spot that should be
O fhe 0 st Interest to every American
0man-he bous in which Premlent LiN.
sa, 4 after he wans removed from the
Mater in which that ahokcisg tragedy e
9s Veas1 the house has been allowed to
noas med. hut now t% local society,
whk ]DO for its object the care and sut&
his smala of plasm in this city that are
at hicst Ieterest. bas taken at In charge.
teoe the Srat thisga that they started te
de as be mecure this oad hon on Mth
Ien eppeoste the oN Fords Theater. They
have ---I be lemaing the property for
00 term of one year. with the option of
JePh I and the expectatie is that Con
Gram wE see the eminant propriety of per
shaes the Alee for a permanent memorial
110the great BUNCO statesman and mar
tyred Preuliant.
Am nsewmtsaf AesseeSoen.
Ia theer eforts in the ae of makis the
beass an interesting memorial of an Wnter
somg man, the amsocta had one peu
Ariy g"d stroke of luck. This was nMthing
mere -r ls than getting pn--an of a
bss and wonderfuly complete ceietton of
BOOM and mnI=toes of Mr. LIneoim, ex
landing through al the periods of his We.
Whb eensetem warm described In last Batur
Gs Star. The way the association eame to
t Ahowever, am Interesting matter.
Putting t it together was the work of
mesm than tIty years on the part of a man
Who ao devoted an immense amest of
U and ear eo the labor. For years be
eseupied the old homestead i Sprinuield
whsie Mr. Lecols lived when he was made
PydenL The man was Col. O. H. Oldroyd
sA" he kept this collection in the old house
lae It was always open to the gebile. and
r Eve years every om was giveSn a chance
ft Iyost it. It was at his suggestion that
horn wasn presented be the state of
sip Col. Robert T. Ltncoln and at
Al n n he was Placed be the house
aenstla. The agreement was that be
Vesin leave this arge and valuable colse
am of as to the state upon his death, Upon
O -onm' - that up be that time the state
Wefbt Assre hn a reasonable alary, suEt
ceat for his needs. This arrangement eon
s A I& a period of about SEe yea but
at the and at that time Gov. Altgeid, for
pna rsnm removed him from his post
dea and Col. Oldroyd took his elleetion
with him..
a tag thf afta of thigMA the Me
ortal Asciaton at once communicated
with C&L. Otgd and asked him not to
iensidr any other ers until they bad had
a chne e make some arrangement with
NA. The reult ot it all win be that the
ameetion wE probably be able be get po.
suea of the Collection ad keep A the
bm be whick Li.an died. the whole to
mahe a moat valuable exhibit and one that
1Woud USn me than anything elSe could of
Oe dne sad pare life of a great man,
*em the cradle In which he lay as a babe
awn to the very articles that played a part
i te Da tragedy that brought his life be
antey and Umecessary en&
Mew the Mese Awe Aesaged.
There are upwards of three Mtoman differ
aft articles b the eollection, varying from a
seek of hair from the head of Mrs. Lincoln.
or a slaving re the cedar eoa be which
0e Prosdeat was harled, to one of the Iden
mi sans that was seplit by Mr. Lincoln's
awn hands There are hooks of his life and
st the war. Photographs ef the scenes In
whisk he played amh a Prominent part are
bg shout On the van among newspaper
Wat- fmsO the Nustreted papers of the time
st depict Ais P m e from the time
whe he Mrat eame premenently before the
aeaf the country. There are photographe
ac the hoang at Mrs. Serratt and the oth
gr compatom. It would be a didelt and
"sew task to attempt to enumerate the
ases that compose this unique Collection.
They are aS arranged A a satlafactery Ma
ner abeut the rooms on the main Soor of oe
house. na. lSth street. which, up tb the
-rnst time. has had only a Near*e b in
0e frot was to mark it out for the tamno
Wet that it le.
jatep-,etr= as an the relies are that 'ol.
IGdowd hW brought together, it was left
S this city to supply two relics of the ut
meat value. Not long age Dr. T. . Ham
ha. one of the member. of the Memoal
Association. get track of these two articles
and hoafly succeeded be locating them in
the baseenmt e the Smaithsntem One was
Se chair in which Mr. Lincoln sat at the
Itme he was shot. The other was the tail.
new Old jakoned milk hat which he wore
to the theater on that fatal might. The
cham to a large mangmny arm chair up
helstered in red damask and ws undoubt
oft a haneome piece of furtture et its
fty. On the back may now be seen a large
aft stau which shows where the blood of
the President poured forth. These two
aseteles. it sees were depostted with the
tmna foe some reason or other, on
te day after the shooting. presumably by
membner. of the police force or of thnamii
bar. There were no papers of any atde
peelse with them,. but at the same time
Sms no possible doubt of their authen
TUseern Spese to the Pablie.
Thi msemorial to Mr. Lincoln, house and
esitection. was thrown open to the public
he the first time last night, and a number
et bevited guests were present for the exer
doe that marhed this important occasion.
Among those who were present were the
Vice President. Senator Cullomt, Chief Jus
Use Fuller. Commissiner Ros., ex-Commnis
mimer Douglass. Glen. and Mirs. Schofield,
Gun. Wheeler. Dr. and Mrs. Hlamitn, Mr. T.
W. Noyes. Rev. Dr. J. II. lliiott. Bishop
EKene. rector of the Catholic Iinvermity.
Mr. Jere Wilson. Mr. S. IP. Langley. Secre
tarv et the &mithsonian Institute; Mr. and
Mrs. HI. BI. F. MtacfarLmnd, Rev. Dr. Sun
destand. Mr. J. WV. Somers Etl Strong ad
Mr. Chs. . Dell.
The exercises of the evening consisted for
Se amoet part of speeches. The maeeting
yas called to ortier by the Chief Justice in
his eapacity as presient of the asmociationi.
Me spoke for a few mnoments of the objects
et the Memonrial Assoeiation as being typ
hEal of the growth of feeling throughout the
esentry regardlng reverence for things
HaoteLle said that it was fitting that
this work of p-eserving historical relics
Smuid be most p-oecueted here in the cap
hal of the nation. Justiee Fuller then in
bodaced Senator Cunlom, who knew lir.
Lincoln lenger anrd better than any other
wman now alive. Senator Cullomn spoke
breely but feelingly of Mr. Lancoln. In
diet It seemel with tis little collection of
people sitting about in the parlors of this
eerios old hoe.e dliscussing the merits and
elities of a man who has now been dead
mnme time, as though they were speaking
of one who had just passed away, anid
whose death was a personal blow to each
one. It was an interesting and unusual
Sense.. Cmueima Pernua Restnas
diator Cuflom said in the course of his
Saarks that nothing could possibly have
Sehed his consent to remain away on such
an oean. It had been his good fortune
to live in Springsild. Ill., the home of Mr.
Linsa 5ad the resting place of his ashes.
Ntis memory of the great manl ran back to
the time when. as a small boy. he used to
hear his father spieak of this rising young
lawyer by the name of Llncoln. He re
membered that when would-be litigants,
Would conme to his father for advice as to
What counsel to employ his father would
adlvise thenm to se-ure the servies of Judce
Logan If he was~ there. referring to the
county seat. otherwise he woukd advise
themi to go to iiacoln. a Young man who
would answer their purposes quite as well.
Uenator Culmom tirst saw 3Ir. L~incoln as a
lawyer in a mur.!er case. in which the Ia
niented CoLl. Esker participated as eounsel.
lie mull eeanidered that the greatest trial
he has ever sen. Het knew air. i~ne'aln
be the hustin;;s. knew him as a candidate
ir t' grpess, and in the joint debate with
Dougra. Which Is admittedly the greatest
debate ever hel I i .tis country. After
such an acquaintance~ he could say that
LIscoln. all in n!il. was the greatest and
ntlest statesman sine the days of Wash
begtn,.
lHe mple eg; tiiy of this building and
its Doestillit.--s Ad ,ei.l that h'e hee~wd it
Wonid l*~. a recea foer all who luied liberty
and the name .,f Lancomf.
The Wriee Pre=adent's tiamnte ef Lin
ealn.
Vira Preside~nt .etevenson was introducedI
be make a few remarks. In the course of
which he s:Il thait it was hi;;hly proper
Stat this m~a-iein hnnud Hat..n ta thre
words of an el blend and neighbor of Mr.
iAncon. Me could but speak in aWroval
of aM that Senator Cutom had said. In
his opinion the government should own
this h uin and maks it a permanent me
"I resmember." ai the Vice President.
.8% tmemota speech of Washington it
. that Virginia gave him to America
America gave him to the world. So of
r.I.ineoln, Illinois had given him to
America and America had given him to
the world and to the ages. It Is proper that
there should be here a memorial for the
children of our land of one of the greatest
and, even more, one of the kindest hearted
men that ever Bved.'
Ulehop Keese's TrIbute.
Bishop Keane followed with a brief ad
des in which he paid an eloquent tribute
to the memory of Mr. Lincoln. He said
that, partisanship is one of the menaces to
ear land and he thanked God that as an
efast to such tendencies the memories of
an Abraham Lincoln were to be presirved.
Be then went on to speak of the destrabil
ites of a country which has so little of a
past. marking with a mark and a seal spots
which like this should be so dear to the
memory of all patriotic Americans.
DW. Hamlin read letters of regret from
the Secretary of State, ex-President Harri
sof, e-Vice President Morton, Cardinal
Gibbos. President GlIman of Johns Hop
ki" uiversity. Dr. Gallaudet, Dr. Well
log of Columbian University, President
Seth Low of Columbia College, Mr. Horn
blower. Justice Strong. Mr. Frank Hatton,
ex-Secretary Noble and President Hastings
e Union Theological Seminary.
uYATTSVgLL..
A rousing democratic meeting was hell
a".Eureka Grange Hail, Chilhun, last night,
under the auspices of the Chillum Demo
cratic Club. Mr. James Enos Ray presid
ed, and Mr. Anthony L, Ray acted as sec
retary. The president opened the meeting
with a spirited address, in which he appeal
ed to the democrats to stand by the nomi
nees of their party. Mr. William D. Bowie,
candidate for the state senate, Mr. Geo. M.
Smith, candidate for the house of dele
gates, and Mr. Geo. S. Dove, candidate for
sherif, were present. A large delegation
from the Prince George's Democratic Asso
elation, headed by Mr. John T. Burc., Its
president, attended the meeting. Effective
speeches were made by Geo. M. Smith,
candidate for house of delegates, James C.
Rogers. N. C. Darnall, Brooke Hunter,
John T. Burch, Anthony L. Ray, James
Enos Ray, Jr., John Miller, president of the
board of county commissioners, Prof. James
A. Joye, Mr. Dailey of Branchville, Mr.
Gleaso of Chiflum, and W. F. Nola4d,
editor of the Lakeland News. Mr. John T.
Burch offered a resolution indorsing the
democratic ticket nominated at Marlboro'.
and calling upon all citisens, regariless of
party, who desired good government, hon
eSat administration of the county's finances,
public schools and good reads to'vote for
it. The resolution was a4opted by a rising
vote. Prof. Joyce entertained the audience
with patriotic airs and was given a vote of
thanks by the club. The meeting was one
of the most enthusiastic that has ever been
held in that section of this district.
Eureka Grange held an interesting meet
log at its hall in Chillum a few nights ago.
The program consisted of singing by the
Grange. reading from "Martin Chusalewit"
by the chaplain, and a debate on "Fall
Work on Farms and Gardens" by Messrs.
John Miller, Ager, Perkins and Rowell.
The following delegates were chosen to rep
resent the Grange at the meeting of the
Montgomery County Grange. which will be
held at Damnesville on the 5th insta'it:
Mr. and Mrs. James Enos Ray, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe. Ager, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. Win. McChesney.
A very pretty wedding was solemnised at
St. Jerome's Catholic Church at 3 o'clock
Yesterday morning, the contracting pattles
being Mr. Geo. E. Riley and Miss Rose
Gallant of this village. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Russell and nup
tial mass was sung by the choir. Miss
Edith Gallant, niece of the bride, played
the wedim=n march and Miss Lulle Acker
sang an offertory.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
steel blue broadcloth dress and carried a
bouquet of La France roses. The altar was
handsomely decorated with autumnal flow
ers. Shortly after the ceremony the happy
touple left for a brief visit to Baltimore,
amA the congratulations of their many
friends.
The democratic candidates have me& ar
rangements to hold the following meetings
at t different places in this county:
Hy&, store, Saturday, October 2, at 4
p. m.; Herse Head, Monday, OctAer 29, at
3 p. M., and Brandywine, at 7: p. m.:
Piscataway, Tuesday, October 2k, at 720 p.
m.: Clinton. Wednesday, October 2, at 3
p. n., and Suitland at 7:30 p. m.; 3rooks'
store, Thursday. October 26. at 3 p. n.;
Bladensburg. Friday, October 27, at 7:3 p.
i.; Branchville, Saturday, October 29, at
74 p. M.; Laurel, Monday. October 24 at
7:3 p. m.; Brightasat. Tuesday. October 31,
at 3 p. n., and Lanham's station, at 7:3
p. m.; Bowle. Wednesday. November 1, at
7:2 p. m.; Woodmore. Thursday. November
2. at 72 p. m.; Marlboro, Saturday. Novem
ber 4, at 73 p. m.
Mr. Ervin, nuager Of the Palestine
dairy, while driving down the hill at High
land station on his return to Hyattsville
last evening was run into by a wagon
driven in the same direction by a negro,
supposed to be drunk, thrown violently to
the ground and badly bruised about the
limbs. Mr. Dore, who was in the wag-n
with Mr. Ervin when the accident oc
curred, by his timely assistance prevented
him frm being run over.
The following is the ticket agreed upon
by the independent single taxers:
For state senator-Jackson H. Ralston.
For the house of delegates-Robert D.
Brown of Glendale, Jesse Smaliwood -of
Laurel, Willisa Binger of Mariboro'.
For county commissioner-John B. Ager
of Bladensburg district, Joseph A. Miles of
LaureL.
F~aLSe CUWUCE,
The marriage of Miss Maud Gertrude
Thorne, second daughter of Mr. Jacob M.
Thorne, to Mr. Warren F. Breniser, look
place at S p. in. on Tuesday, In the M. E.
Church here. The church was tastefjlly
decorated for the occasion and presented a
handsome appearance and was crowded
with the relatives and friends of the con
tracting parties. Rev. S. A. Balt, pastor
of the church, performed the ceremony ac
cording to the prescribed forms of the
church. It was one of the prettiest wed
ding, that has ever taken place In Falls
Church. The bride wore a resplendent
white .13I gown trimmed with Valenciennes
lace, and her handsome form was com
pletely enveloped In a bridal veil. o'he car
ried a large bunch of Marechal Niel roses
and entered the church leaning on the arm
of her father, being preceded by her maid
of honor. Miss Annie N. Lichau, who wore
a beautiful cream colored silk dress and
carried a bunch of, white roses. Imxnedl
ately ahead of the maid of honor were the
bridesmaids, Miss Sarah A. C. Thorne arnd
Miss Ruth A. Thorne, agedL respectively
ten and six years. sisters of the bride, r~ho
were prettily attired in white Swiss and
each carried a bouqjuet of La France roses.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Mary H. Thorne, also a sister of the bride.
At the chancel they were met by the grrom
and his best man, Mr. Leon Freeman, and
the ceremony was soon concluded and the
happy couple receIved the congratulations
of their many friends. The bride was the
recipient of many handsome presents, all
of them usefuL. Mr. and Mrs. Brenizer will
be at home, after November 1. at l828 8th
street northwest. Washington, D. C.. where
they wtil be pleased to see their 'rier.ds.
The timhers for the occasion were Messrs.
George T. Mankin. Arthur K. Raymond. J.
Spencer Thorne and Jonathan Rt. Thorne,
and among those present from a distance
were Mr. Jonathan Roberts. grandfather of
the bride, and his wife, of Clarkaboro, N.
J.; Mrs. Rachel Roberts and Mrs. Ann
Styles, grand aunts, of Camden, N. J.; Mrs.
Samuel Styles of New Jersey, Mrs. itllle
OJ'Keefe of Richmond. Va.. Miss Hattie
Morrow of Indiana, Mr. H. Lanadale and
wife. Miss Susie Hartung and MIss lizsie
Garwood of Washington, D. C.; Misis Lii
lian Shear of ('hanitilly. Rev'. Rt. A. Scott of
Loudoun and Miss Alma Sagar of Fairfax
Court House.
Th aeof the Duryee property to the
Misss Welerand Gundrey Is conslrme~d.
for the sum of $14.00. Five acres of the
land Is reserved by Mr. Dur'yee.
Miss Alice Sabin of Florida is visiting her
friend. Miss Dorothy Searl.!s.
M.rs. Otsceassat has opened a kinder::;.trien
school in the Ryland house on Little Falls
street.
Twelve new members were add-d to
Pioneer Loxke of Good Temnpiars last night
and ninety-five were in attendance. The
program fr-r the evening consisted if reef
tations. Miss Ad'lte Spoffordl. M"s. E. y.
Croc'ker, J. R. Jacobs and Mrs. J. H. Glar
retsen; so.los M~ Ida Quick P'ad Mr. J.
Ml. NewIon: dialogue. 'Courtship Uunder
Difftcultis." Mr. .V'. M. Erwin. Miss .I.o
Garner and W. Hi. Erwin. Rev. R. A. Scott
delivered an address.
Jacob E. Singer. wholesale clothier, of
Milwaukee, has made an aesignment to
Adolph Segnits, who gave: a bond of
SMXna anu
AUCTXON SALEA
TRIM AYRUXOON.
DVNCA'a0N BRs .. ACTlIOxUma
PSI MPTORY SALE OF THREE-SOY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. NUMBER)
14M N INTRES NORTHW 8.
On WEDNESDAY APIERNOON OCTOBER
EIG7TEENTH, A.D. lMS. at HAL--PAST FOUR
O'COCK. we will sell. in front of the premises,
WID 100. SQUARE 21,
Froting seventeen feet mne and one-halt (17 feet
1IV) Inches em N street. improved by a well bult
three-story aid basement brick dwellng. contain
Ifg aine 09 rooms and bath; all modern een
venienwes. This is admirably adapted for a
business man, be convenient to car Ines and
In a splendid selsmo.
Terms: $4.00 toremin an the property =ntit
April I6, 16, at 6 per ent per am01, Interest
pyable seml-assaally, and the balance cash. A
it of $20 required at time of Role. Convey
awing, &c., at chaser's cost. Terms to be
complied with in een d:tys. otherwise the right
reserved to resell the peoperty at the risk and
cast of defaulting purelaser. after fie days' ad
vertisement of swh resale In some newspaper
pblished la Washingta D. C.
e3-d&d DUNCA 129BROL. Anctioneers.
RATCLIWF DARK & C., AAetlan es,
TRUSrw SALE OF TWO BRICK DWWAJNGS
ON PAMSON STREET BETWEEN RV -
TEENTH AND PIPTEUNTH TRIEEBS XORTH
WET. BY AUCTION.
By virtue Of a deed of trust, givea to us, and
d1y recorded In Liber No. 15. falio 0B3 et seq.,
one of the laud resorde of the District of Colim.
his, ad at the eat O the p smed there
by. the um*eal trustees wl M r for sle hr
HALF-PART FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. all those eer
tale piee er areels of land and premises lyiag
and being In te I f Washington. District of
anown distlaguished As and being
rts e le"s 45 and 46, of Dr's recorded sub
iiioat quare numbered IM, for the
mamat a en the south line odamso. street
and thirty-four (134) feet from the
sast line of 15th street, and renalag thence sast
twenty-st (M) feet; themes moth ninety ( feet
to an alley; thence west along the line of said
alley tweaty-sla (26) feet. ad thefet north alety
(1) feet to the place of belginnag, together with
the Ima aeiments . Sub t, however, to a prior
deedo trust for W0,0. W , atures em the 5th
y of June, 1.4.
Terma: The porcas mone (over and shore the
deed ot trust above mentioned) to be mad in eash.
of which VZO mst he paid at the time of male.
Terms to . caomptled with in Afteen days, ether
wie the trustees reserve the right to rese the
property. at the rbk and cost ef defouittg par
leser. All eenbeyneing, recerding. e.. at the
cost of the parehaser.
ama.d T,......
VUURE DATh.
THOMAS DOWLDWG & CO., AUV1TIONR
W23 X at. aw.
TRarE ' SATi A VAL7ABLE BUILDINO
LOT IN MT. a 4T AT THE NORTH
W T CORNER O TIETENT STXEET
AND WHITNEY AVENUE.
A virtue of a deed of trust dated P ry 10.
and dnly recorded to Liber No. 144 folio
478 et seq., en* of the land reeseds at the District
of Columbia. and at the request of the parties se
cured thereby, the amdeiulsd trustees will sell at
public auction. In front of the premises, en PRW
DAY. OU 1ER1 THIR EMTH, 1&. at HALF
PAR FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the following do
serm-ed reel estate. sitta i and heise the
conty of Washingten, In t Distit of (halmbb
known and designated as lot Na, 13 of Elisabeth
N. Powes abdisiso at let N'oe. 1 2 and S, t
bloc 42, of the estate ad Willia-u fieltead. .
ceased, as recorded In Lher eounty No. a. folio 49,
of the eeerda o mrveero' ete ad the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Terms: The assammem an lustebanb e
of $1.10, JaeA ,ryM, 1NS. One-half the rest
due In cash, of uch 0 deposit will be required
at time et sale and balane in ase year. fr all
eash ever said lmnmbran.e, at the wess of par
ehamr. All essveuanela and asedift at pur
elaswrs east.
sed4to Trustees.
THE AB"3 SAIa 10 PnOTTONW. IN CONSE
queue of the rat*. until WDNtJMDAY. OCTOBER
EIGHTEENTH. 19, ame hour and place.
ero1-udta By order ot Trustees.
THE ABOVE SALE E V(1NFPr14ED UNTH, WED
NEPASv. WIX)UBER TWENT-FIF1TI, 186, sane
hour and place.
eel8-dts my edr of Trase_.
CHANCERT SALE OF VALVABLE IMPROYED
REAL ESTATE. Nos. 318 FIlST NirrtEERT
SitTHEAItT AND U211 ELEVENTH STREE
SUtTHEAfr.
By virtue of doecrees at the Smpreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. passed an the 15th day
of July, 18. iM equity ea Nos. 14M, wherein
Cornelius Drury et al. are complainants and Lu
crettia Hobart et a. are defsbits. and In equity
cause No. 144^5. wherein William Hascock et al.
are com jainant aNI Lucretia Hobart 41 al. are
defedndtb. I will ofer for sale, at public auctiom,
In front of the premise, the following described
real estate and the improvements thereon, eon
stating of a desirable dweUng. situate is the city
of Washimgtoa, District of Opumbia. to wit:
Parts of lots ten 110) and eleven 411) in Kelly
and Tho on's subdivision of part of square
esn and thirty-three 743). as per plat
recorded in Liber W. F.. folio 13 in the servey
or's abce in the District af Columbia, described as
follows:
beginalng 30 feet 0 iebee neeth from the wanth.
west crner of said square and running thence eant
140 feet to a alley; ths-se north 13 feet 0 lathes;
thenee west 16 feet to aet 1st street; thence
south em said street 13 feet 9 inches to the begin
ning. Sale to take place in front of the afereaid
smises at YOUR I'CIAMK P.M. on WE)NEE
Y, NOVEMBR FiIT, A.D. W&t3,
And e the same day. at the hor of ALF
PAIST FOUR O'CWLCK P.M. I will offer for sale
at public matties, In front of the peemaises, the fol
lowing deecriled real estate situate 19 the city of
Washington, District of Columbia. to wit:
Als of lot aumbered thirty-eight O3t, In Stephen
Flaeamn's subdivision of part of square numbered
lite handred sad elgty-ine (), as per p>lat
crosded in Liber IL W. folio ft in the sterey
or's obee of the District of Columbla, In ed by
a coafortable brich dwelling. Ne. 102% h street
moutheast. If the weather is stormy the property
will, nevertheless, be offered for sale within the
houses en the respective premises.
Terms of sale as preecribed by the decreet One
third of the partchoe money In cash. one-third in
one year and one-third in two years from the day
of sale. The deferred payments to be secued,
0n the seupective pr-mises sold, by deed %it trust
and to bear Interest. payable seni-aunually. at
the rate of six per cent per annum, or the puf
chaser way pay the whole port-ham money or a
greater amount than ene-third thereof In essh,
at his optioa.
All cenveyancing and reearding at purchasar's
Nat.
A deposit of 5210 Will be required upon the
premlsee 313 lst at. s.c.. and a deposit et $200
uon the premaises 100a 11th at. soe., at the
time of tale.
1f the terms of sale are amt complied with within
tea days tfge day of sale the trastee reserves the
right to resell the property at the rish and euat
of the defaulting purchaser, after Ave dlays' pre
vsa adi-ertisemeat ina Tbs Evening Stat news
gaper. JOHN RIIDOUT,
Trutee,
1417 0 st. mw.
DU'NCANSON BROS.,ocSd e
Auctinurers. e-dd
DUNCANSON BROS.. Ancta.
T~rSTEES' SALE OP VALUABL.E PROPERTY
0N MAACHUMETTB~ AVE'E BItrWEEN
By virtue of a deasd of trust daly recorded in LU
ber 1001. folio 453 et seq., one of the land records
'or the District ot Columbia. we will 'tell, tn front
it the pemises ON TIUREDAY, THE TWELFrTH
DAY 4W OCrbBER, A. D. 180|a, AT FIVE
O'sCLOCK P.M1.. the flilowtag described land and
nremlses. sitate in the city et Washingo.In the
bistrict of Columbia. and distinuihesa ad be
ing the west 48 ft. 7%/ lathes ernia~ m llama. ave
see of lot 3. in square numbered ,hthe fuall
depth et said itt, together with all singular
the Inaprovements, ways, easemlents, rights, priv
ieges and appartenaaree to the same belnging or
In any wise appertlnga.
Termsa of sl: One-third of the purchase monney
I c. ash, the balance In one and two years, at 6
per rent per annunm lutereut, pyable ,oemi-annuall ,
and ates secured by deed ftrtust on the pos~
said, or all cash, at the opt k of the perebae.
A depsit et U eurl at the time of sale.
IConverancing anrerl~ at the cost of the par.
chaser. Torms Ofsole to complled with in ten
days fromn dale of sale, otherwise the -trustees
reterre the right to resell the property at the tick
and rest of defaalting parchaser after Ore dusys'
advrtsemntof sucb resale in some newspaper
gabattd t WahisaaD. C.
ALBtERT A. WRMSON,
se30dedsTrustees.
THE ABOVE SALE IIASi BEEN PO)STPO)NED,
by rejnest, unfU~i IONDAY. the TWENTY-TH *RD
of OC'1ODERl, A.D. 1103, eteaa hour nd plce.
Jo1lN Bi. LIINERt,
Oclg-d&ds Trse?
E'NITE FrATRE MAaIISIAL S AL-BY VIRI
tue of a wr-it of Seri facias, issued out of the
clerk's otflee of the Supreme t'ourt of the District
of Columbi~a. and t owm directed, I will sell, at
Ipublic sate, for cmeh. at No. 1721) 7th street noeth
weet, city of Washington, District of Columbia, os
FRfiDAY, TilE TWENTY-5EVENTH DAY OF OIC
ITiBERt. UeaA, AT TEN OP'CLOCVK A.M.. all the
right, title, claim andi interest of the defensdants
in am.i to the tollowing described prnperty. to wit:
FluCor tach Canned Vegetables, Frultet. Fish.
Meats, &c.: ToIlet and Laundry Bona, dances.
Yeast ardxinaking P'nwdern, Stove and saeBlack
lng and l'olish. FlavorngEstracts, Brushes, Wil
low Ware, Pickles and (.bo-chow, Preserves. Jel
lies. Cheese. Lmpy Chldtneys. Lanmps, Vingr.
Olive 01i1.IBlueung. Cigars, Crockery and Gls
Wars, Conter tacales, Show Case. &c.. hc. Seined
and levied upon nas tha property of Goldman &
Rtahin, andi will he sold to satisfy executlon No.
347Z1. Io favor of Simon Feldman. D. MI. BANS
DELL, l'. S. Marshal, D. U. RATCLIFFE. D1511R
& CO., Aarta. ___e~u13-dedos
C. 0. SLOAN & 00.. Aueticmerws. 140T 0 st.
GOVEIINMiENT SALE OF CONDEH.NED MA
TERtIAL AT TilE DEPARITMENT OF THE3
LTEIIIOR. CORNER OF NINTH AND G
brTREETS NORTHWEST.
On THltRSDAY. OCTOBERI TWENTY-SIXTH,
18ta3. at TEN O'tLOCK A. K., at the Interior
Decpartmaent. rer. 5th -and U sta. nw., we will
'sell a lot o~f condemnnedl material, as partly
*'numeratedI below:
LaiT OF' 'ARIPETS, IFFICE FURN1TURE. Wur
OF TYP'EWltITE~tl. SCRAP IRON, LAROE
OT'FICE SAFE AND) (THER MISCELLIANEOJES
Terms cash. By order of
THE amirTARY.
C. G. SLOAN & CO)., Auctioneers. ue1l7-dta
TiIloMs DOW1.ING ACO.. AiCTIONEEBSi,
612 El at. n.w.
TRU7STEES' SALE OF' 2-STORY BICK BEN!
DJENCEli NE~I. 406, 412. 414 ON N STREET
Byr tirtue of three seperate deeds of trust, each
danted the 1st day of July. 1802, and each dulir re
ded, In libeer 11011. foulieji 455 et see.,0 oneE the
lawi reere: of the District of Columbia. and hr
.!,tion oft tie artv secnred theroev. the under
.re-l truates will sell ON THUNip'IAY AFTYEt
NIMIN. uN'ITIIBElt TWENTY-NINTHI. 19'.13. AT
iIALF-PlAST F'ttR atO''fCK P.M.. in front eof the
zemiasen. lots .a3. Me. It7 in sqnare 51;i. tegether
with the Inmprorements, consisting of 3 2-ster
bri-it dwevllings located as above stated.
Terms easy and maade known at sale.
I edO-lu JOnwa ltUvrEEN Tes.
AUCTION SALES.
TOEORR~OW.
H. BEEN ME CO wtrO 'EgIlS,
687 LAINIaA are. n.w.
HOUSHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION
3EMRACING PARLOR. DINING ROOM. IlD
ROOM. LIBRARY AND KITCHEN FURNI
TURE IN OAK. WALNUT AND ASH. AlSO
OTHER GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO MEN
TtON.
SALE THURSDAY. OCVOBER NINETEENTH.
AT TEN A.M.. IN FRONT 'OF AND WITHIN
OUR SALS ROOMS. Having ample lasid rose
the weather will not interfere with this sale.
ALSO.
FROM A HOTEL. LARGE LOT OF CARPETS
AND RUGS.
GOede Cnsigned to us will be hauled free of
charse.
It 1. BERNHEDIER & CO.. Auctioneers.
THERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE POUNI), COR
Her 23d at. and N. Y. are. n.y.. on THUISDAY
OI'TOBER NINETEENTH. Ike. at 6W
O'CiOCK P. M.. a young red and white spotted
COW, taken up frot the southeastern section.
I order of the health odieer. SAMUEL EEN
R1'EI!4 Pounduater. It
Horses. Horses.
S. bENSINGER, AUCTIONEER.
WASHINGTON HOUSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
No. 90 LOUISIANA AVENUE. IEREMITORY
SALE OF HORSk-3 MARES AND MULES.
Mr. El aWilson of PhIladelphia has consigad to
us a car load of Horses, Mares and Males, to be
sold within the bazaar TOMORROW (THURSDAY))
MOIINING, OCT0BER NINTIEENTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK. This load consists of soma estra work
sad driving Hores ad Mares and several first
class Make. and we invite the attention of buyers
to this sale. as in the lot will be stock to suit
any kind of business. The whole lot will positively
1' sold, without limit or reserie.
it S. BENSINGER, Anutloeser.
L, S&MSTAG, AUCItONEER.
DRY GOODs. BLANKETS. COMFORTS. MEN'S
AND LADIES FURNISHING GOODS. HuS.
JERY. TINWARE. .00 BISQUE FIGURES.
LACE&. TRIMMINGS, &c.. &c., AT AUCTION.
COMMENCING THURSDAY MORNING. OC
TOBER 19. AT TXN A.M. AND $VEK P.31..
CONTINUING TWO DAYS ONLY. .
These 80nds must pOsitively be sold -S make
room for a large stock of toys.
ALSO
1.000 yards at Silks, RIbbns. LIs Wraps and
Cloaks, e.. ac.
This Is a Positive Male.
sellse S. SAMSTAG. Aucticnse.
C. G. SLOAN h CO.. Amcto.ess,
1407 0 street.
THE PERSONAL EFFECTS OP
DR. W. ST. GEO. ELLIOTT,
(110 HAS LATELY HAILED FOR ENGLAND)
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WITHIN OUR SALE ROOMS, 1407 0 ST..
THURSDAY. OCTOIER NIETELrNTH, IIS,
AT TEN OCLOCK A. M.,
COMPULtlLXG.
UPRIGHT PIANO BY OErZMANX'& S6.S
OF LONDON, ANOTHEt by lEDg.g S
uP CHICAOO. MAHOGANY AND UAK
CHAMBER SUI1TS, DOIt;LE AND SIV(.LE
IRON AND BRAis BEJSTEADa,, WITH
ISERINGE AND HAIR MATTREK AL
MADE IN IDNDON; MAP'LE -IIUA '
WASHSTAND. TABLE AND liAMS. OA
FRAME PARLOII bUITE, GILT *
TION CHAIWS. ODD CHAIRS AND -
ERS. HANDIOMELY CAIIVED OAK- SIDE
BOARD, WITH EXTENSION TABLE AND
CHAIRS TO MATII, liU'4EHOLD SEW
V1A MACHMINE OAK CAiSE' BEAUTIPU,
OAK BOOK CA ~ CAB INtIil AND TA
SLI, HALL IAC S. ROLL AND F.LAT
'IOV DERKN, SOME FINE 4U) MAIIOG
ANY. JAPANESE ARMOR, TOIL!r SETS,
HANDOME CULINA AND GLiW1
ORNAMEN'S, PICT'RW. COCKER',
KITCHEN FURNITUuF. &c.. &c.
ALSO
FINE tot OF CARPETS AND RUOS IN
0OOV C'ONDITION.
Terms cash.
C. 0. SWAN - 400..
eHOM-dAdS Attk eM
AM~ DOWLING A CO., A aue41.
613 E . m~w.
VALUABLE IMPROYE) PROPERTY. 106 0
TRer SOUTHEAST, BENZ PART OP LOT
4. S0'ARE 90.
We wlU offer for sale, en TIRSDAY, OfyTOBER
NiNETMNTH. 18. AT IAI.F--AST VO~Lt P.M.,
em the premiss. the above property. which con
Ie a nearly New 2-story and cellar pressed brick
y-window dwalling, modern improvements. nearly
oppseite a reseration. fronting on Pennsylvania
avenue and Z street; alley back of We.
Terms essy, and made known at time of sale.
Deposit of $160 required at time of sale. eel4t
RATCLPFEDARR & CO., Auctioneerm.
AMIONEE'S SALE OF VERY DESIRABL2 *TOC
OF DOORS. hASH, BLIND. MOULDINGU
AND MILL WORK, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed of assignmeut glees to me
and duty recorded. I will sell, by publiennetk
at the ERTABLISHME NT OF WIL.IA1 X.
10ulTH & CO.. 510 NORTH CAPITOL KThrET,
ON THURSDAY, OJCTOBER NINETERSTH, 16.
BEINMNING AT TEN O'CACK A. M. the entite
well selected stock of MILL WORK, such a's
DOORS, BLINDS, FRAME. SASH. MOULDINGS,
&e., &c.
This stock I all fresh and stock gled., and this
sale should command the attention of the trade
and persons interested is building.
Terms cash. HOWARD T. WOODR,
oel3-d Assignee of W. E. Smith a (b.
THOMAS DOWLING a CO., Anettoneers,
612 R st. amw.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF 1IGH1-GRADE III
CYCLES.
WITH PNEUMATIC TIRE, &e.,
AT AUCTION.
On THUllSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER NINE
TEENTI, 11, at TEN O*'LOCK. within our se
tion rooms, we ,hall scll a consignment of lIIghr
grade Bicyeeme, with janeumatic tires &c~.
N. B.-Now on exhibit Ion.
THOMIAS DOWLING .4 CO.,
ac16-3t Antioheers,
RA'TULIFFE, DARR A CO., AUCTIONEEltS.'
TWO-STORY AND (EILAR BRtIICK HlOilE, 11X
R65MMS AND BtATII, ALL MODERtN LMPIIOVE
RENTS. NO. 241 EdLM STREET, LE DEV1T
PAK YAUCTI4I.
OnTHE 'RDAY AFTEltNOON, OCTOBER NINE
TEENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will o~e fr
ma)., Ia front of the preomises,
LIOT I8, BLOCK 10,
IN LE DRtOIT P'ARK.
Improved by a well built 2-story- brick house, with
all modern Impurements.
Terms: One-third cash, the balance ta two years,
6 per cent per annawn. $200 depnsit "reeaiited at
thettnme of sale. Terms to he complied with in
feedysfrom the day of sale. othewrwlse the
rih srsrved to resell the p rty at the rm
and ht wof the defalti pu seafr e
daysdveek-meat ersu resale is ~pnnewm
paer sblde In Washingtos D.Ales
vaeiya and recording at cost of the purchaser.
ClbtTitle 00, certideate of title te -ay -21,
lag. RATCLIFFE, DARJf h CO.,
eel3-dea____________Asettoapee.
0. 0. SLOAN A CO., Aactlenesru, 14010 at. hw.
TR1USTW~i SALE OF' IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
ANACOSTIA.
By virtue et a ee-rtaio deed of trust dated Set,
tember 19, 1850. and recorded in Liber No. 1729. ci
tiutte fAe et seq..* of the ad records of the Dim
trict of Columbia. for default In payment of tie
iadebtedness mecured thereby, andl 12pon the wrItten
request of the holder of said lndebtednus,. we wil
oqer for sale, at pubice auctios, In front of the
pmises, on THItItSD)AY, EN1~r0DER NINE
,~4H 1596. at FOUR 'C1.OCK P'.M.. the fol
lowing described p*oprty situated In the conty of
Waqhlton and District of Columhita. to wit: All
of bi numbered one hondred and five (1061 In
block ambreed two 42) in Oregon L. Green's sub
divisom of the late George Barber's estate, being
part of the tract of land called "Chicheter." as
said subdivione is recorded in Liber No. S tcounty
ambdivisioin), at folio 54. In tho oe' of the mur
veyor of the said District. The grousk] above de
aeribed has a frontage of 24 feet on Galan avenue.
with a - uaforma depthi of 100 feet to ma sue, 20
feet wide. and Is Improved by a new frams dweil
erns se sale: One-third of the purebase moesy
to he paid in cash. and the balance int onue and two'
years. with Interest at the rate of six (6) per cent.
umn per annam. payable semi-ansal, the notes
fer deferred purchase moaney to be secured by deed
of trust a* the property, or all cash, at the nur
chaser's option: or If desired, the purchaser mgay
asnian an indebtedness payasble in monthly lnstall
memts. A deposit of 6100 will be required at the
timse of male. Alt conveyanctng and recordIng will
be at the pnehascr's cost. The terms of sale must
be csnled with In fifteen 4161 days from the day
of male, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property, after fire 45) days' advertise
ment. at the risk and cost of the purchaser ia do
tault.
JAME P. HOOD. Pacinec building.
PHYNEIAS C. LOUNSBURY. Trustees.
oe9.11.13.14.17&18__________
N. RUFUS GILL & 803S. A'ITORNEY
110 M'T l'AU&. uiTREET,
RALTIMORE. MD1.
PUBLIC SALE
Of
TALUTAI1L LAND) AT AND NEAR MtIRIKIRK
STATION. WABIHIN'ITON BRANCH,
BALTIMORE AND OH1IO IIAILRtOA,
15 MILES FROM WASINOYTON.
I will sell. by publlic aucrtion, on the premIses, at
Mirkirk station, Washington branth of the~ Bali
more and Ohio railroad. T1HUR$IIAY. tN'TOBERt
NINETEENTH. 18WJ3. at TWO i)'VLOCK P. M., a
valukble tract of land, containing 312 acres, on
east sIde of the railroad at Muirkirk station. In
rnc(e tieorge's county. Situation high anal healthy
andl well adapted to purpos of farming, and
worthy the attention of investors.
twelve months, with interest andi security, or all
cash. A deposib of $300 cash will he reguired of
parebasse at sale. N. RUFUB GILL.
Assign'ee of Mortgmge.
TAYLOR & CREAMER, Auctioneers.
me28.oe2.5,9.12.16.18 ___________
DR. H EPBURN
I8 THE ON4L1 PHYSICIAN IN TH1E CITY
Praetilng Dermatologjy exclulsively. Erzerna, Tet
ter. Aene. Pimples. Biackhe'ads. Freckles, Rted
mess ofi the Nece and Che'ks. Birthmarkm. Moles.
liuperfiuous Hair and all diseases of the Scia,
Hair and Scalp skilfully and permta ely re
Oflees~ in Merti's Buildiug, cow. P andl 11th mis.
AUCTION SALYA
FUVTRE WAYS.
RATCLIFFE, DARI & C. ADCIONER.
TRUTEEB' SALE OF FRAME SEORE AND
DWarrELLNG CORNER OF C AND THMJ
TEETH STRtEffd hI)VTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded Is
lIber No. 1520, folio 372 et seq.. 'oneat the load
records for the District of Columbia and at the
reqt of the party secured thereby, the under
trustee will offer for male. by publie awe
tHoW, in front of the premises, em hR[iAY. the
TWEN Ty-EVNTH DAY OF* Ofl'UBER, A. D.
1293, at HALF-PAST 00" O'CLOCK P.M.. the
followring described real estate, situate in the city
of Washrnrom, District of Columbia, te wit: Al
tacetal jL.. or parcel of land isilt o
hz-own and oguish as an beiw
twenty-four feet one and ane-half ines front an
mouth C Street by the ful depth em 13th street
west of original lot six (6) in square numbered
two hundred and ninety-six (296). Beginning at the
sthwtst corner of ami lot and rnmnng the-ar
east em C street twenty-four feet one and one-half
itaches (24 feet 1% Inehes). thence north sixty
feet to lot sren (7), thence west twenty-four feet
one and one-halt Inches (24 feet 1% inches) to 13th
street. and thence south en said Street sily ("
feet to the piace of beginming, teher with all
tL inaprovenents, esaements, he taments and
appurtenanese to the same belonging r IS a&W
wise appertaining
Terms of sale: The purchaser to assume a ded
at trust for $3.000, due in l1. the itlafee ever
and above this trust to be paid in cash. A depsit
of $200 required upon acceptanre of bid. if the
terms of Palo are not complied with Ia fteen
days from the day of sale the trustees reserve the
riebt to resell the property at tle rist and cast
of the defaulting purchaser after gie days' ad
Iertisemnent of such resale in some newspaper pub
lahed In Washington, D.C. All conveyaneft and
recording at the cOst of the purchaser.
LEON TORINEl1.
oel7-d&&JOHN A. UCiAR
oe17-chlm~5s
C, 9. SLOAN & CO.. Auets., 14010 Me
acceomes to [atimer & aes) -
CATALOGUE SALE Op IMPORTED BULB, E,.
84 "ROTTERDAM" AND "WERKENDAN,"
WITHIN OUR BALER ROOM,
1407 G 0TREET,
PFIDAY, OCToBER T0VENTIETH, 1SM
AT HALP-PART EWEN O'ACLOCK P.M.,
COMPRiINO TULIPS, HYACINTHS. NARCIMU1,
JONQUILS, CROCUS', &c.. e.
TERMS CASH.
C. 0. SOAN & CO.,
0c17-d&ds AUCTIONEEB1,
UC"Aj bN BlrOTEI, Anctiomees,.
TRUSTEES' BALE OF BRICK DWELLING, NO.
802 F STEET N(yRTHF.AST.
By virtue of a eertain deed of trust to W5, bee
Ig date July IT, 1889. and duly recorded July15
1, .n Liber 1412, folo 214 et meq., of the mand
records of the District of Columbia, and at the
relueet of the parties secured thereby, we, the
undersigned trustees, will sell at public auction,
is frDt Of thepremisen, on MONDAY, THE THIE
TIXTlH DAY (W (MTOBElt, A. D. IMS, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLACK P.M., all that certain
piece or pareel of land and premises situate In the
elty of Waskingtem,Distriet of Colemhiaband knwn
and designated as and being all of let twenty
six (2G) of Oliver Cox's otisivision (Book 10.
page 172) In square eight hundred and thirty-tfur
430, togr-thqr with the inslrovements thereem, em
sisting or a three-story brk-k dwelling house.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
to be paid In qua and the bane In thee sq
lnatalimsnta. pdyable In one, two and three y
with titerest at alx (6) per centam per ama,
payable meml-anally, from day of sale. enr"
DAimed f trust Upon the property sold, or
ensh, at the option of the purchaer. A depsIt
of $30 will be required of the parchai' at the
time ef sale. All cseymnetag. recording and
gotarial tees at the cat of the purchaser. Term
of ale to be complied with within ten dais from
day of ms, otherwise the trustess reserve the
right to reael the property at the risk and cast at
the defaulting rehaser.
CONsrA.NTrN. i. WLAmON.
ecl?-dAds Address 00 th at. Pw.
IATCIFFE, DAiR & CO., AUC11ONiMI,
TRt'WrME' SALE OF TWO VAIABLR A1lD
INA.LO ON FOURTH STREET kEA
iPA 140"rHEANT. r D
B virtue of a certain deed of trust duty re
eerd.d in Liber 1707. fall* 356, one of the hat
.tecedsi of the District of Odumabha. and at the
rVnt of the party secured thereby. we idanl
in front of t remss, on SATU7RDAY,
TWENTY-EG DAY Or O iTM
IS. AT HALF-PART MtUli O'CLoCK P.hf., the
fiowka land &ad premises situate In the city
et Xbiagtes, District of Columbia. and Gew.
tdas and bein part of original lets 7 ad
- i sqeare 821. beglning on ohe west line at t
1 40 feet north from the southwest corner of said
lot 7; thence 'east 85 feet; thence North 10 feet 4
Inehes; thence west 2 feet: thence north 20 feet
4 Inches: thence west feet to 4th street, and
thence mouth 40 feet to the place of beglinag,
tgether with all and singular the improve!ments,
ways, easements. rl ht ,vleges and appur.
tenances to the samne or to any way ap.
pertainINg.
Terins: All ceab over and abene an existing
deed 'of trust of $1,90,0 due and psa eo
before Feb-ruary I, 1mi6. with acerued iateret at
6 per cent until paid, to be assumed by the pee
ebaser. A deposit of $100 reqdired at time of sale.
Conveyaneug ad recordin at prebaser's eos.
Terms of sale to he coimpolled with in afteen days,
otherwise truetees reserve the right to ree the
property at cost and risk of defaulg purchaser
afe Tnye days' advertisement of muhrtae 1a
souse newspaper published in Washl on. D. C.
W. MOSY WILLIAM Trustee,
51T E at. N.w.
JOHN H. WALTER. Trstee,
Po7-d&ds 1001 F at. E.w.
THOUAS DOWLING 4 00,. Auctinem
612 a at. m...
TiRUTEE' RALE OF HANDSOwiE ---w*t2
Pite'P-itTY. BEING THE THREE-E TRY AND
PPAsBRICK DWELLING, No. SU MAILA
AVENUE, LE DROIT PARK. AT PUBLIC AUC.
TION.
By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in
Liber 1715, flIo 421 et soq., one of the land records
of the Dis;trict of Colutnhia. we will sell, in front
of the prenme, an TaUMAIAY, THE THIRTY.
F ~iST DAY OF OCTOBER- A.D. IWB, AT HALF
PANT FOUR OU'CLCK P.3f.. the following describ
ed land and lwenflius. Situate In the city of Wash.
haton, In the Distrk-t of ColumbiA sad det
nated as lot nuutwred twenty-two (=k In Seen
.ette H. Payne's msubdivision of part of lock num
bed nine (Ul, "la DrOit Park , as per lait e
corded in Liber county No. 6, folio 122, of the
records of the ahece of the surveyor of the Die
trlct of tlumia, situate in the enenty ot Wash
ltoo, In said Ilstrict.
Triusof sale: Oine-third of the purchasemoe
in cash, the balance in oms and two years, at
pser cent per annum interest. payable setnl-anammlty
and notes, secured by deed of tinut on the propmerty
mohd, or all cash, at the otion at the perchamar
A deposit of $2440 requird at the timme of se,
Coureyncing and recordIn at the cost of the pur
chaser. Terms of male to becomtplied with In tea
days from date of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the prpey at the
risk ad cost of defaulting praser, after Ave
days' adrertisment of sucn resale ia somme aes
papet published In Weshlntona, D. C.
WALTER V. 3. B3ngy,
B. BYED LEW3,
ee1-dm . Trusteem.
arCLIFFE DARR A CO., Aetones.
T31t'VrBES' ALE OP" TWO THEE-'IORY, 3fAN.
SARI) ROOF BRlICK DWE|LLINGS , 710~TI
AND 712 N STriEET NORTHWiX'
RSy virtue of a decree, made and entered bythe
Supreme Court et the Dlstrict of OslismIn
Fyalty cause No. 7424, whereta ParthenaaIye
is complainant and Patrick flter and othere are
defenants, we will efer for sale, at leae
tin Ifot of th AreFls ER, 1
HALF-P'AST VOTR 'CWICK P.M., the following
deerihed real -estate, in the city of Washington
and District of Columbia, to wit: Phr of o
nmbered (1(8 ten. in square numbered t4li fam
hundred and twenty-feer, hegiameg tsr the samne
at the northwest corner of said lot. and u a
thence east aoE the line of N street northa
feet and 4 Inches to the itse of a ten-foot aller
ramning through the center et mid lot; thence mouth
along said alley 86 feet; thece west 26 feet aind 4
incha; themec nor'th 54 feet to the piace et liia
rsof male. prescribed the decree: One
third of the purchase ranney to, pall Ia cash, and
the halance in ane and two years, with taterest at
6 per est pair annuma, the deferred payessets to
be seured by d~d of trust e the property maid,
or all cash, at the option at the greaser. A de
pesit of ($300) three hundred dollrs will he re
I ued at the time the property is mold, and if
th terms of sale are not compile with in tem days
the trustees reserve the right to resell thea e.
after dve days' advertish In 'The EvemIStar
at the eat and risk of th defoalting pnaahhssr.
All conveyancing an recordingatct of prchaser.
406 5th at. s~w.
SAMM . milT, Tirectee,
orgeoda 400 1*. ave. asw.
GE. 0UNE Amettsnse,
TRUSTEER' SALE 0O' FOUREE NEW BRICK
HOUSES ITLATED ON THE CORNER OF
ELEVElNrl AN'D F STREliTS NORTHEZAST.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in
LUber 3EMi. fnllo 554 Ct seq., one eit the'land recorri
for the District of Colslmbia, and at the request
of the party secured theeb, we will oder sr
sale. In front of the prmd on TUVAY, THE
TWENTY-F'O'ItTH DAY OPOCT'OBER. A. D.
1803. AT HALF-PAgr' FOUR P.MI., the esiowlng
described prprty, situate, lying and being In the
city of Wabigten, D. C.. to wit: AU of lots
nmbered froin thirty-Ire (MIS te fot-eight 145B,
both inelusive, in Doam'a Grope udivie of lets
In square numbered nIne hundred and sixty 495oj,
as per plat in Llber 19, folIos 26, of the surveyor'a
eonee of- the District of Columale together with
improvements. &c., sold subject to a deed of tvms
eeach lot to ecure the som of $.750 (except let
42, on wtieh the trust Is $3.00, and isterst; ex
act amount will he stated at time of sale.
Terms of sale cash. A. depoalt of $500 will he
rerqaired at time of sale of' houses if said me a
whele, er $1400 pee boumse If meld saately, Trus
tees wIll determine at time et ml, as shal he
deemed by them to be maost advantageos,whte
th rprty shall be offered as a whole wterbpr
cl.All conveyanlcing and reeordIng to ibe at pur
chaser or purchasers' cat, and terms of sale to he
caoplIed with In ten days from day of male, or de
posits forfeited. 3)O E.MtNS
oc9-eoad Trustees.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONRBS
IUIIINOS, OVERCOATS, TROUBERINGS AD
OTrHER '00008D USUALLY 180U-Mr IN A
FIUS-CLAsat AIND FASIONfABLE MER
CHANT TAILOlIlNG ESTABLihHMENT OF
THE VERY BE~l' QU'ALITY.
On FIDlAY. OGr0ER TWENTIErlf. at
ELEVEN OTILOCK A.M.. we shall sell, within
our srahe roosi, corner 10th street and Peansyiva
i avenue northwest, the stock of a well-kuown
andl reliable merchant tsllor retired from business,
without limnit or reserve. 'The atteutin of the
trade and private buyers Is called to this male, me
the stoek esahrates suh nsoe medmo eseed at
the competition or an maetlon sale.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAuS & CO.,
0c17-3 uctineer.
AUCTION SALES.
PCTIU DAYS.
TOMAS DOWLING & 00..- Amseoaserst,
612 3 Nt. a.w.
iWWmW SAE TALUABIM D VED
EWNn BEM A AND 3 6TIREE
By virtue o a deed of trust, dated -te 10th day
fton -3W et seq., me at the la in oft
District of my ettom of the partee
secured thereby, trasoe WMi
sell. at public audi..o, :mTMDUAT. OCT38
TWENT 1$I1TH IaS. AT UA.P-MA A OT K
O'ILCK P.M.. to beat ot the pctmium, bt e -
b e3d bl. istqare no. 9W asca to & L.
noun's invallm of btt In mid anre. Toonded
In the asee et the server at teDistrict at
Cellmb tla. to too 17 ag 121. fro i s IS feet I
so 11th ettreet by a AWe t oW Muti foot, with
Terms: Oethird ob aseI
"C "''Oe m--... al.ee. ... telve
smeme. with Isterest, secured by &-A 01 trust an
the prprty said. or all cook at the optim ato the
A a depost aof0 relid at tim oft
male. Al coaveyacift and repedlag at cost of
oel-dts
RAT'IUF DARE & 00.. AUC1mIemSa
T M'a MW OP A RA NIOME TRE
XcCM DW G Holum NO. 20",
BY virtue at a deed of imtto ve - 6M date'
February, is.i. n..aito inuswr 1 e;oli
41, of- the and reorMd of the District et Ob
inahis, the anderagnmed trustea win WIJ
Ole aMtfrat h y
M11 0, at HALP-PANT PAAIt O'CEACK P.M.
to the t]D t anf hlabt.e ad beW tge neth'
Ret fremt am 2t street by Or dpgih
of 19 ra . Gratep, ballasoy. Jr.'s embdlifiiou
t smftre W1. "S per plat r i the ore 01
the oreper et sid District. togethe with the
1"powreots, consitinlg of naveaumro d-we*l
N.h yet t4rat
4,, -Sa for.
er1.de oufr. 4Q3, with terest
p1ae ale: February 1&3 101,1.
TWAG O 419:.0 -11tof 11~m mmoy to
be pai to okahA enda - I two ogml lsetall
OWN at al and twefeomthi. to be Coited
man sacud by deed of trim am proertym
=a of r a A tm.
M4-# will be aeq. who. bid As aerotcd Yhem
ase to be myiUbd with is tom ddue bum &t
TMAt D u e eeThe t it
anvilmel t 11* of purchasr. A31 eaeeyom
A recediag a "au
asati .t. nww.
WAJUM~ MM*UYte
oel44.dsb 7W g.v mLw.
-TUoMASDOWLDG & -... A.. tiooee.
012N 2L mtw.
ZOWTrOMIS SALA TO ALg4~mrlO
T-ALUARIAZ IPR
3Mm 912 0 o. .W.. AT AVU R.
On TUMDAN. (ECTWUI TW1CT-PJV!Lrif
low at I AL-PAiT Pot3 ocLom P.M.. we
will sall i fremt of the soaien lot 36. lonare
MT?. Col'Ing toot as D street b adetho O
t.= oby a2w
Tes of stt One-third co. halae
anW 12 neam, With lateret. I"eMe Isr a deed of
t ae the property W a eak at the ont Of
the gA. A E r e t
Ct gale. All Tera d Hre'' at ar
leoser. c.t.
4. a.-As the peapity Is MeM by the iscete
to clamsat etate t ti r will be a fPrmid aso.
tualty to obtafm a hom.
teO44 O . .. 3U1t.. wema.
AtICT1O1 SALE 05 VALARAL3 IPIOVU)
F Ta ON a t
NEW 33383 AQUWNT AD Nt
CAPITL 11et. WASHM010%. D. C.
ay vtue o a ae d ome tru. dated Jauar
10. aecd I [ar Ne. 174b. sAo
44o. tm of the trnd 00.1m for the iastrict 4f
Calumbti. the - 'asu t Wlam m.l 4au ut
at FIT OCLOCK P. Md.. let moahoin t oty.
ifloh 651 eet oghm sId. AB~s ehsipm a
Me Wt an the 0t
fnchol. and In Improv liverbubeak dim
parteilly leboi. Web tome wal .a lt th
which it etab w h11 e Wild uopmatv.
Turns: (0.tium cam. helane IN in amd twolle
metto the deflomio payuaa to hems toterest
at the rate of0 6e teaor 6MV m. amnd to be
asmca pper hom edL. AI5 s g at
coa C of poao.. I .ter.. of ale We m. t . o..
pl with withIa Ete ay. the trueest wa to.
the p""s at the et and d of the
remE FGN. CAWM Qt. ew
thle. u ON eee to ceta
et 11.W. Mc . Ame. et1the
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euyn he LE.a VS AUWIPO
3wath'4 ON tale NORTH
M I31WM SIXT AND WEnW=
.f ~ q~ 4'a.eaer n . S...vrte.
KONAS PRZ)i3 %e 00
at virtuve ot a talsn deed fat. dated the
lot day of Jsem. A. . M. d near" ama
the tod ,ou f Oa DiTtr.tt o wi.a
hea' ULMF DARE I's t*.. uwe winor at
T~tC miraOFIttnD ea URsTA.
STHEM NO. 10 CAfrRET 00THMT.
We atlHALF-PAWe Fn 1rP. t.. the ---eA OC
TOe &" etate. nAto 1Lthe O'C
Wa.,toa Distatut of (phel&m $ar t
ad ad. bult th a b ve twint.
aleight 4) s. teath rte Waank gem Di- t
lot moefs it Ine he same a t
h at-ogitfe a m irdn tI 1%; the c s
to a pubtle alloy, together with the ir
.s.et< thosm. sbject. howver. U a . . t. . t.
4K4 (or feet fe (4 oebto the 11111110 etd o
Cded o lahe dmto IStMbAn US. ii n e 1111
rouduu Oclto be latS ubto aetia Gar ethiG
et . of thead e o the
ClMa. to uee e mm 11
year.with with t S pr ou t at tvee
ured bf the tet wier wbhh te. eeS,
o dthe eas yu s nd b ew t.
3ATVLOF, DAER * 00.. AUCfXE
tre wilan o th e ei ow iu~t pft V Oc-pay
'ToEUTM UIT d A F OU O(IDC
rctor at o the pitruct Milu. Mart a be Am
bored eleve As"l ti - ay mbe nvw Gametes
athe pe e y will to te p t oh uiuC . ADst
Wf de scltaqre S a fe . " te y a wt
tditt owaskab be. the for th lfm at ae tot
em treet tmre (14 he we Alsthe (ms.
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te (at5 feentum Cret andum tarbe eaeIgt
Ma ( er arl ( e at the pac f theg
Ho MA m 110 C apau a
fodeale the 4gat puli autia ae
days and ete helen it meuni nd twae asse
chesar.A smtO t did'lrSt
ry vured et aneertata dead terbtu to e, ear-le
withren afofmd.o the prr~tba m at the
colet e the ebmt endau AUm 'emvo-e.
at dsgaeda n he inat nhe tot
B. tXJP C.arS C... .tamC.e. ,
3, vit ae adeight h*nre amy thbyer
i ,tmte wihte met tie, een
roqmt te pa ca aend theey, threemu
wIthe tmtem wi lsl er etm a.
pOatl seLi-...M, PORea dayOCI of te fred
loin decribe eras poe~.ntn the prity of l
et Muctm Ilemtr e of themlla aurchaser anth
oialud me and theithenotheff mlt
of upteto e veam with whn ity dhy free
o alet the etees Ar.rv the
to he a atno te rmibkam wisthe
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eeltad Adret 0 6thrnu o aum aal am.
byOdeed 0 tEnt A thpr.
clar. A dt of d turon ratecopts of Cs
Ifrh omo fMl.reno cmied it. i
Eilenay fomTHOA dyoDeWL INs o
AUCION SALES
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Wt momuare,4 ame baau a" dztyde mo ad
et -f lot mee'm"a se-e am -
(ISM. I. Thooms Sm.ll*. .4ttio. le
t. the District o Omhm. a p I
ta of midel wtB be re.d .t the .e
TIP prupprty bs ftertsal 3%l~g a
k 4wetifbone e a N steit
wes. s u-ca sadgm a" Omfbf spebs
I e e t he p spa ty t.ma he& ft o .
.treet.
Andx TUs AT. lM TI-.UM.
lINC VIE OWu A Pir .M.. In bust of
pesiolom t . mbethty or
fiteastie 2k InS4 ItM -w K. Id4 b Ia
the mret.t Si . ae eq pe r it4et eq ...
of art~ -t..e "",d " 1 t al e 1m
the city af Wam s the fiet eq C.
h1mbS. This prepsity in hop-ad by
No. TO 4th , str |t ":--. " " -
steear dmmb e = aes -am
wtU ieebch eqn et -~se wh
T . -& rae tias W..N..
to Co~m. th. balsms. to am a t . .
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at.raesT t t hre of a per fm r s
-em o f b .. d ed at tiM O t. .P... r
ml'.t" Dnat the p: ". th. -
ser"|. ta m aumm' pan to 4 -e
sale. NPDY di ee TT MM
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to he at the as e t,
of nip to be romiled with ust~ me q s
after thep powt is sono t hob ase tomplve
r .. wUIA .O~UA.
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