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SUBURBAN NtWS
SAM)Y SITOIXC.
The recent quarterly meeting ?f Friend? was
attended by Btmlierw fn.m Itdladelphla. Balti
n.ore anl Virginia. as weil as from several meet
ings in the tountit'8 of Maryland. Among these
Frit-mis ?en Edward M Nc* lie?. Mis? Mary
Janney. Mr. and Mr*. John .1. Cornell. Mr. and
Jlrs. T. Barling Hull and w>us. Mr. and Mrs.
Tlx-mat* L. Reese. John A. Needle?. Richard I'.
Thomas. Vr. and Mr?, llenry Holme and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mr*. El is ha H. Walker and sous.
Mr. and Mrs. Rot.ert It. Walker and daughter.
Mr and Mm. Edward Stabler. Mr*. Isaac Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. 1'arid Branson. Mr. and Mr*. Jo*.
T. H?*?pes. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Hoeliiigsworth
and the" 1 is-ses Matthews*, Banies. Hartley, Starr.
Watson. Lamb and Aunt*.
Mr. Bram'oii. now a minister, was educated here
at the srN.ol of the late Isaac Bond more than
fifty \.-ars ago. and the young people were much
interested by his reminiscences.
A I t has been sold by Mia? Ellxa K. Farquhar
of Mlney. upon wblch. it is saiu. a Catholic church
will shortly bo erected.
JaiiM > P. Stabler is rusticating and fishing n.-ar
Capm Springs. Va.. and he is staying with the
hawMiti family. who have so frequently welcomed
parties of hunters from Sandy Spring in former
years.
< Paries H. Bro?ke and Frederic Stabler, both of
whom met with seri >us accidents within a fort
night. au- recovering.
The Miss* s Hannah. Elma and Annie Chandler
ha\e cb-sed their school in Alexandria and re
op* re.l th? ir cottage here.
SNtwo?k1 Friends' School, of which Mrs. E. 1*.
M. Thorn is principal. closed with a most credit
able exhibition. conducted entirely by the literary
s.H-iety of the pupils. Among the west interest
ing features were original songs, appiopriate to
the occasion, set to familiar airs and sung by the
whole school.
Miss Sat ah B. Faiquhar. who completed, a few
w?eks since, a course in physical culture at the
Sargent School in Cambridge, has accepted a posi
ti<^ as pupil teacher in that institution, and will
re-im early in July for tfle summer term, at
1< ast.
Mrs. Nathaniel Hogg and daughter* of Pitts
burg. Mrs. Richard 1'. Haines and son of Phila
deljhin. Mrs. William Hart let t and daughters.
Mrs. Elliot Gilpin and daughter. Miss Margaret
Mi ssey. Mr and Mrs. Kdward Stabler. Miss Sarah
Matthews end Miss Bessie Walton of Baltimore;
M.s* Mary Roberta Trump of Wiludngton. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Stabler and son. Mr. and Mrs.
William F. Thomas and son of Washington are
with friends and relatives hero.
Mrs. Charles F. Brooke and daughters are with
Mrs. Joseph M. Shoemaker of Philadelphia. Miss
Sally IV Br>oke is in New Jersey, and Miss Alice
V. Farquhar expects to spend several weeks soon
in Newtown. Pa., and vicinity.
Mr. and Mis. Alban G. Thomas and Mr. and
Mrs. George F. Nesbitt attended the commence
ment exercises at Swarthmore College, Pa., and
the Agricultural College of Maryland, respectively,
wl.ere their sons, Frederic L. Thomas and William
NcsMtt. were In the graduating classes.
Fred Thomas and a fellow student have already
been offered excellent situations with the man who
contracted to build the new Brooklyn bridge, he
having written to a Swarthmore piofessor to send
him two young engineers from that college.
HKKaiTWOD.
Mr. Geo. W. MacElwee. with his wife and
daughter Lydia. has gone to Swankersville, Pa.,
for a summer vacation.
Mr. Theo. Brown is entertaining Messrs. E. I.
and Andrew Stevens of I'ainted Post, N. Y.
Mr. E. W. Oyster and family of Washington
have taken the house of Mr. Jacob Franz, just
east of Bright wood Park.
Mr. James G. Keene has received an appoint
ment as second li utenant in a Virginia company
of immunes and will leave shortly.
A party of Brightwood ladies, consisting of Mrs.
John W. Keene. Mrs. E. G. Wright and daughter
Theresa. Miss Marie Gragg, Mrs. John Parsons.
Mrs. Win. ? ook. Mrs. Esther Scott and Mrs. W.
F. Walsmlth and daughter Helen, drove Thursday
to Congress Heights, to the home of Mrs. Graves,
until lately of this place, and celebrated her birth
day with a surpr se party.
The Brightwood The-I?ramln Club, at its recent
business meeting, elected the following officers to
serve during the ensuing term: Mr. J. Enos Ray.
jr. president; Mr. John Ray. jr.. vice president;
Mr. 1>. W. Cook, treasurer, and Mr. Claude D.
Clayton, secretary. An adjournment was taken
until September 1. when the club will organize
on new lines. The honorary members of the club
are to be entertained at a dance at Brightwood
11 :? 11 next Friday evening.
Mr. Robert Copp of Flint street has removed to
tie city.
Mr. Samuel Keys has received an appointment
as electrician in the Washington navy yard.
Mrs. Rosa De Carre is recovering from illness.
Miss Mary Bayue of Ilollins Institute. Ya.f is a
guest of Miss Olive Tolson.
Ill \TTSVIIXE.
Mrs. Bailey of Philadelphia is v: 'ng Ler
brothel, Mr. L. 11. Campbell.
Mr. Lowudes Wells has returned from the West
ern Maryland College.
Miss Rankin of Washington is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Ralston.
A lawn party and strawberry festival was re
cently given by the Junior Guild of St. Barnabas
Church. Oxon HilL The proceeds will be applied
to the fund for building a belfry and placing a
bell in the church. Those present were Rev. Mr.
Kerford. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams. Mr. and
Mrs. Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Middleton. Miss Mid
dleton. Mr. and Mrs. Hemy Bird. Mioses Alleine
T- ls .n. Ilinkle. Lula and Ella Ridgeway. Marsden
Roberts. Owens. Kerford and others. The evening
closed with a dance.
The ladles of the M E. Church South congrega
tion gav* a lawn parry and strawls-rry festival
Thursday evening for the b. u*-fr of the parsonage
fund. Those who assisted at the various txioths
were Mrs. Bow en. Mrs. Burnhard. Mrs. Hassan.
Mrs. John Smith. Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Barron. Miss
Scaggs. Mrs. Melville. Miss McDonald. Mrs. Mc
Donald. Miss Crahst^n. Mrs. Hardin and others.
The annual hall given tinder the auspices of the
Rossbrcugh Club . f the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege was held Wednesday evening at the college
hall It proved to !??? one of the most attractive
entertainments in the history of the college.
l>uii ing continued until morning, with a brief in
terval for refreshments. Am uig those present in
addP on to the graduates and other students of the
college *.veie Cantain and Mrs. It. W. Silvester,
Mr and Mrs. Rexford M. Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Ti. W Ilorsey. jr.. Mr. and Mrs. l.eakin. Misses
Louise Fuller. Slauiie and Maggie Carr. Isabella
Inur.v. Wilson. Edith Gallant. Corrine McFarland.
Hester Calvert. Anna Coke. Agnes Brooks. Grace
Van \a an. Shettle. TIse. Fowler. Blundon. Lauri
Lewis. Mattle Darnell. Browning. Eversfleld. Whit
ley. Brown. Sedgwick. Houston. Mrs. Whitley.
Mrs. Ashbv Carr. Mrs. Griffith. Mrs. Van Loan,
Messrs. Lewis. Gill. Cassard. Cooke, O'Leary,
Benz. Bonlc. Browning. Oapster. Roliert Wells.
L-wndes Wells. Johnson. H-nlges. Carr. Leighton.
Baxter. R. B Chew. Calvert and others.
A straw!*?rry festival was given Tceslay. June
14. at Keyworth's Pavilion, in Bladeiisburg. for
tie benefit "of the ? Id Bladeiisburg burying grounds,
which have for some years been in a state of di
lapidation
Mr. Will Casey of Bladensburg recently pur
chased several lots In Emmons & SwartzelPs ad
dition t" Hyattsville.
Mrs. II W T?orsey. Jr.. left today for Jessups.
where she will spend a few days with her father.
Mr Henrv Nay lor.
Mr.- I^ewis lb lden has returned from a visit to
friends In Baltimore
Mr arid Mrs. Rexford Smith arc attending a few
flsys with Mrs. Smith's parents. l>r. and Mrs.
Charles A. Wells.
ROCKVILLK.
The following business was transacted in the
r: | bans* court Wednesday: The last will and tes
tament of Adam J. Powell was received and ad
mitted to probate and letters of administration
c. t. a. were granted to Frank Higgitis upon the
pert* rial estate of said deceased; bond $1,?m10.
S: n.uel A. Herspergei, administrator of llannali
Hunter. ptsse?l bis first account.
Mrs. Susan Pyles, widow of Richard Pyles,
aged seventy-four years, died at her home
in Poolesville the afternoon of the Oth Instant
after a lingering illness Incident to senility.
F> i eral services were held in the M. E. Church
South, of which abe bad been a member for a
number of years, by Rev. II. Febrey. Inter
ment at Monocacy metery. She leaves two
sons and two daughters, one of whom Is Mrs.
Charles T. Grimes of Washington city.
Miss En ma Wlllian s, a daughter of Mr. John
II. Williams, was one of the graduates at the
recent commencement of the state normal school.
In this immediate section of Montgomery county
a large number of wheat tick's have been exam
ine* 1 within the past few days and show the rav
ages ? f the fly. rust and scab. This will interfere
materially not only with the quantity, but the
quality of the crop.
The Rockville Chapter of Epworth league held
Its setni arnual election of otfi< ers at the church
Tuesday evening last, when the following rained
persons were chosen to serve for the six months
ending I>e*embcr 31: President. H. II. Holdcn;
first vice i resident. Mrs. O. M. Linthicum; second
vice president. Miss Margaret King; third vice
pitsldent, Frank Andrews, secretary Miss Mary
V. l'nwsett; t:eas?irer. Miss Emma Council; li
brarian. Mrs. 11. M. Talbott, assistant librarian,
Miss Margaret King; league reporter, W. it. An
drew s.
i erw?-.d Sunday s* h?sd will celebrate children's
day tomorrow tSunday) aftemo*. i at 3 o'clock.
Rev. S. R White will prea<*b at 7:;*0 o'clock.
M?trrie*i rh? 14th instant, by Elder S. R. White,
Mr. John 11 Ray to Miss Mary J. Cutter, all of
this county.
At the devotional meeting <>f the Epworth League
Sunday night at th. M. E Church South Mrs.
R> u-rt Andrews of Washington, a missionary, will
tsik upon the subject of "Utah ami Missions
Among the Mentions."
A very successful dance was given In the larje
and spacious barn of Mr. E. W. Jones near Dick
ers* n last Friday by Messrs. Norman Wooton and
E. L. Chiswtll. The barn was brilliantly light
ed. and !?eiiig de<?>rated with flags, presented a
very patriotic scene. Among those present were
Mr and Mrs. F. J. Chiswell, Mr. and Mrs. 1^ A.
White. Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield White. Mr. and
Mrs George Jones. Mr. and Mrs L. A. Chiswell
and Mrs. James Byme of Dbkersou; Mr. and
Mrs. J II. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wil
liams. Mr. and Mrs. James Trundle. Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Cramer. Mrs. Edwin Wcoton. Mrs.
H rsce Davis. Mrs. Mag. White and Mrs. Iler
tperger of P?>olesvIlle; Mls?e? Janes. Brewer,
Chiswell Trenbolm. SellmMi and Shreve of Idck
ersca; Misses Poole. Williams. Pyles. Davis. Hall.
Bellman. IDrsp^rger. Gassaway. W.mton and Young
of Poolesvillc; Mlaact Griffith of Beallsvllle. Miss
Welsh of Hvattstown. Miss Clagert ??f P? t*'in ?c
and Darby of Buck Lodge; Messrs. Chis.vll,
Jones, Brewer. Belt. Heffner anil Sbreve of Dlcfc
?'im ii; M> ssrs. I'yks, Herspeigtr. llal!, Wall-n,
Williams. Wowtou, White, 1'ooie, Elgin J'.nd Metz
ger < I Poob-sville; Messrs. Giiftith of Beallsvllle,
Mr. Al?-oe Cbambeis ol Aunmstowu. Mr. J. A.
J. i . - ol Maryland Agricultural College, UeM ?
Allnutl and uamy ol D.iwsonville. Mr. 1?. Gott
of Washington and Mr. Pyles ol Bainesviile. The
iiium. . wnlch was ft'iinshed by tile Frederics
Select Orchestra. could hartily be surpassed.
Mis. Win. E. Dorsej is entertaining a number
of her friends at her hospitable home near this
place. Among the number are Misses Alice Cane
and Alice Cooper. residents o? Louisville, l\y.,
who nave 1mt*u im -mbeis of the Ait Students"
League of N e w York for the past two years.
Misses S. Uuigley and Sargent of Baltimore are
also guests.
Mrs. ttachael bawtum of Baltimore is spending
the eumnicr with het sister. Mis. (J. W. Bag
geiley of this town.
By mistake tf the chairman of the executive
committee th" rally meeting to l?e held nnd* r th ?
Huspices of the Uockv.ile District Sunuay School
Association was announced for last Sunday in
stead ?-f Sun;lay. Jane IV*. at Herman Presbyterlnn
<*huich at :i p.m. A g??od pia.gi?m bus i>ecii ar
ia nged for the occasion.
"i?i?- following tiaiMtts of teal estate have been
lecorded in the office of the clerk of the circuit
cc urt for ibis county: Philip D. l~iird. assignee, to
Alive V. Pumphrey. part ol' William's Range. etc..
$2.7S7.3i>; John 11. Ma-.iut {?? Nathan J. iiurdette,
right of way Jiiroigh laud. $Jih Charles B. Brookes
to Klizj-ln-tit Ii. .Jordan. land at Mineral springs.
$?. Wm. T. Walter to .lolm T. Vinson, tract of
iand near 1'oolesville. ^l.t'- x. Robert S. Moxley to
Susan S. Moxley, fo-4 acres of land. $WK?. Eliza
beth Sheekells ?t al. to .1 ?hn K. Mouut, part of
tract of ht:d.
The following estimate ?f the expenses of the
public schools f.ir the ensuing year lias been sub
mitted t?? the county commissi' nt rs by the school
*>our?i: Teachers" salaries, ?4f?.<MN?; Incidentals,
SoOO: fuel, salaries, secretary, commission
ers. etc.. $1.N4H?; insuraiice, new hulidiujis,
$4.."????; repairs. 5* 1.lf:?t; new furniture. total,
?"?"?.r?oo. From this will be deducted ?-1,500, the
amoum of state appropriation, leaving amount
asked of the county. KJO. Vacancies in the list
of teachers for next school y? ar have been reported
from Ucdland. I'otomac, Sugarland. Burtonsville,
Tiavilah. Bethcsd.i, Cropley and Clarksburg.
Considerable anxiety has been manifested in this
community for some time past in regard to the nu
ii.i n i;f hitches which have cecumd in the project
of l?niidtnir the nc w turnpike between this place
rial the l>istrict line, ami there is some talk of
calling a public meeting to see if something can
not le done to facilitate the carrying out of the
law jiassed by the last legislature. The early build
ing of tills turnpike is of vital importance to the
IM-ople of this county and of tin* District.
Mr. Bruce Iloskinsoti of Darnestown and Miss
Viola Higgins of I'otomac were married in Hermon
Piesbyterlan Church Wednesday afternoon by Bev.
A. <?. Armstrong. Mr. llarry Hoskinson. brother
of the groom, was best man and Miss Maud Nenner
was maid of honor.
The commencement exercises of Rockvllle Acad
emy took placv' a! the- opera house Wednesday even
ing. a large audience being present. After the
award of medals and diplomas an address to the
pupils was delivered by Bev. Tlios. J. Packard.
The medals were distributed as follows: Scholar
ship. Ralph Luckctt; languages. Edward Greene;
mathematics. John Baimle; deportment, Charles
Matthews. The young ladies attending the Institu
tion received honorable mention.
The parlors of Mrs. B. Viers* residence were
filled Thursday afternoon to witness the closing ex
orcises of Mrs. Bosa Curtln's kindergarten school.
The rooms were beautifully decorated with United
States 'and Cuban flags, evergreens and tlowers, and
the stage presented a pretty picture with the little
ones grouped niton it. Songs, recitations ami dia
logues coinjMtsed the program, every part of which
was well rendered, liev. Tlios. J. Packard distrib
uted the premiums, as follows: Silver medals for
excellence in studies to Margaret Stokes and Fran
ces Peter: silver napkin ring to Mary Owens.
Boe ks. pictures and other prizes were given to Jo
seph Packard. Helen Packard, ltobcrt Owens. Kath
arine Packard. 1-avinia Dawson, lanina Carr, Ste
vens Bradley atul Marjorie Hall. The principal,
.Mrs. Curt in. made a few remarks, and Bev. T. J.
Packard pronounced the benediction.
FAIRFAX ( Ol RT HOUSE.
At the meeting of the board of supervisors last
M< inlay the supervisor and road commissioners of
l>ranesville district were directed to determine
whether or not the bridge over Sugarland run, on
the road leading from Wieiile to llerndon, is a
county bridge and report their finding to the next
n feting.
A resolution was adopted making the boundary
linvs of each lot ciul tract of land in Providence,
Falls Church, Centcrvllle and Dranesville nuigiste
ri.il districts a lawful fence against certain ani
mals. The order will go into effect December 13,
lbJS.
Children's day services were held in Jerusalem
Baptist Church Sunday afternoon. The program
was as follows: opening thorus, "On, for the
Prize," by the school; recitation, "Our Children's
Day," by Mr. Sam Biggies; pddress of welcome, by
Miss Helen Higgles; responsive scripture reading,
l?y the superintendent and fchool; motion song,
"Hear Thy Little ones' Prayer," by the primary
(1;'.-*,; recitation, "We 1'raise Thee, I^ord," t?y Miss
i;ri.ee Biggies; recitation, "Now in These Summer
Ihiys." by Miss Alma tiossage; recitation, "God's
Jewels at Our Feet." by four little girls; chorus,
"The Messag*." by the school; recitation, "Thank
God for the Bible," by Miss Jessie Simpson; dia
logue, "A Sunshiu-' Factory." by Misses Mills and
Mitchell; chorus, "Peace," by the school; recita
tion, "At Jesus' Feet," l?y Miss Lizzie Swetnam;
ret it at ion, "Jesus Loves Me." by three little girls;
recitation. "God's Call," by Mr. Ernest Davis;
chorus. "Lo, the Golden Fields Are Smiling." by
the school; colhmuy, " 'Tis Love Breeds Joy," by
Misters Rea and Hunter Watkins; recitation, "The
Joy of Service," by Mr. Frank Hollister;" song
sermon, "A Message of God," by Miss Helen Hig
gles; recitation. "Helping the Weak," by Miss Bes
sie 'Iaines; recitation. "Which Are You'.'" by Mr.
Bti.nie Kerns; recitation, "Getting and Giving."
by Miss Julia Swetnaui; chorus. "Give us Well as
Pi ay." by the school; recitation, "Our Privilege,"
by Miss Eva Kerns; chorus, "On the Wings of the
Mi rn," by the school.
Ilda Sunday school held its children's day exer
cises Sunday evening. The program consisted prin
ctjrally of singing and recitations by the children.
The exercises were witnessed by a large congrega
te
A recruiting party for the 3d Virginia Begiment
of Ii fantry, U. S. V., in charge ??f <'^ipt. Jos. E.
Willard of Company I. after staying here for sev
eral days, left Tuesday for Charlottesville to con
tinue their work. The party will return here
Ji :?? 'JZ.
The ladles of the village have organized an army
relief soetety. Their object is to send viands to
the Virginia troops, especially the sick, at Camp
Alger. Mr<. S. C. Vedd? r was Heeled president.
Mrs. Charles Stuart, with her two daughters.
Misses Buth and Roberta, of Alexandria, lias taken
a cottage in the village, which they will occupy
during the summer.
Mr< A. J. Sagar ami her daughter. Miss Mary
J. Sagar, expect to start next week for an extend
ed trip in the West. Omaha. Neb.; Chicago, 111.;
Saline. Mich., and St. Louis, Mo., are a few of the
cities which they expect to visit.
Mrs. Kate Ennis, with her little daughter Vir
ginia, of Baltimore, is visiting her uncle, Mr. Rob
ert Wiley.
Mrs. M. W. Stephenson of Washington is the
go* st of Miss Laura Monroe.
HHOOKLAM).
The exercises on Flag day at the Prooklaml
school were decidedly patriotic. The program in
cluded recitations, "Our Flag is There," by Kath
leen Noel; "Our Flag." by Elsie Beret. Helen
Moree. Marie Stone, Cyrus W?n?d; "Barbara
Frietcble," by Katherine Phelps; "The Flower of
L'l?crtyf" Catherine Broun; "The National Eui
blem," by Bichard Daniels; "Our Flag," Ralph
Hospital;. "Stars of My Country," Alma Keeinle;
'"Freedom's Flag." Maiy DowHngs; "No Slave Be
neath the Flag," Bessie Oliphant, and appropriate
songs by the scboci.
Mr. W. Thomas of Middleton. Ohio, is the guest
. f Ms sister, Mrs. F. li. McOormick.
Much regret is felt iu lirookland over the re
e? nt death of Mr. E. Marean. who has iteen vis
iting his daughters in this suburb for several
weeks past. Mr. Mareau bad been engaged in bus
iness in Cumberland. Md., for some yeuis, but
frequently came to Brookl.tud. The remains were
taken to Cumberland, where the Interment iook
phi., .
The Misses Paul of Carnegie, Pa., are the guests
of Mrs. Carl Burg.
The Bro'.kland M. E. Church enjoyed a lawn
party recently, when a good muu was realized.
TLere van a pleasant gathering at the home of
Prof, nnd Mrs. ?'arl Burg Monday evening in hon*r
of Mrs. Albright ami daughter of New Mexico and
the Miss, h Paul of Caineglc. 1'a. During the
evening Miss Albright, who is a singer of some
note, sang s? veral classical selections in a ri'-n
it rtralto vol-e, while Miss Lizzie Paul also g.i-*e
vti'.il numl>ers. displaying a ?-lear soprano vole.?,
l?oth of whom received hearty applause. Mrs.
Burg. Mfts Paul. Prof. Burg and Miss Albright fa
vored the guests with Instrumental selections.
Marie ll??we recited "'1 be Minuet," and also gave
a character song. Late iu the evening refresh
no nts were served. The gu?>sts were Mrs. Al
brlght, 1'rof. and Mrs. Carl Burg. Miss Albright,
Miss Katie Howe, Mr. John Burg, the Misses
Paul. Mr. Myers, Mr. Jo?eph Bur*? and Mlss?s
Sai>tli and Mailt* H? we. Miss Albright is now In
Philadelphia, where she will si>eud a few days be
fore making a visit to the New England states,
after which she will sail for Paris, where she will
complete her musical education.
LAIRKL,
Major William Gorman Gambrill. son of Stephen
GambiHl. and nephew of Senator Arthur P. Gor
man. who was a few weeks ago appointed an ad
ditional paymaster In the army, left recently for
the Philippine Islands, accompanied by his clerk,
Mr. Walter A. Mil?t? ad of this city, a son <f
Major William Milstc.id. They will go direct to
San Francisco, where they will embark on one
of the transports there for Manila.
The funeral of Miss Sallle Gray, who died last
Sur.day morning of typhoid fever, aggravated by
spinal meningitis and other complaints, took place
Tucj-day afternoon. The Bev. Dr. Lefevre of
Baltimore otliciated. The pallbearers were Stephen
W. Oambrlll. Arthur P. Gorman, Jr.. Theodore
Jenkins. Lee Duvall. Barnes Compten, jr., and
Mr. Henderson. The interment was made iu
laurel cemetery. ?
Mr. W. A. Miles, the contractor for repairing
Washington avenue, will complete the first coat
of four Inches of gravel on the bed of that thor
oughfare this week. He will then put on a four
inch coat of white gravel, and the street will l>e
carefully rolled to pack thw dirt. The crossings
will be raised to conform with the new grade
and the street put lu first-class condition.
The public schools of the county close Monday
next.
There are now good prospects for Laurel tielng
a well-paved city. Mr. A. M. Bond has the con
tract for laying.brick sidewalks here. By an act
| of assembly it requires the signatures of a major
ity of the property owners before the city council
can direct the laying of any brick sidewalks, rs
the property owners have to pay for the work.
Mr. Bond tiegan grading Prince George's street
! last week, and is now laying brick on the Wnsh
j iegton : nd of it. The property owners of Mont
i goniery street and Railroad avenne petitioned the
i city <?? uneil to authorize the contractor to lay a
four-foot brick sidewalk on both of these stivers.
I Ordinances were rassed by the city council and
i approved by May. i Phelps directing the contnic
j tot to proceed with the work
Mr. .lame* H. Stockman ?-f this town is criti^al
? ly ill at one of the Washington hospitals with
j blood poisoning Early i:i the week young Wru.
{ I^'amoM was slathering magnolias en the property
j which Mr. Stockman < < copies in the fouthwtstem
portion of Laurel. Objection was made to the
I taking of the flowers hy the children of Mr.
i Srcckmau ami finally by Mr. Stockman himself.
The young man, it is said, made insulting re
marks. Mr. Stockman aimrd a blow at the lad.
wh?e*h struck him in the mouth, preventing him
from hurling ? stone which he wa< in the act ??f
picking up. and also broke one of Ins front teeth.
Mr. htockman hims?lf suffered a two-inch gn*h
on the back of his right hand from the tooth.
From this wound ld? od poisoning eel in. Mr.
Stockman's condition is much improved now.
Some of our y?> itig men held a "stag party"'
at the residence of Mr. .To]in I'hair Thursday
I night. Refreshments and music were the fea
tures of the evening. Ancng those present were:
Messrs. Ormand I'hair. ("hath ;? Travers. Gilbert
ShrfTer. Charles Kerr. John Miller. Howell Arm
strong. James Kerr. E. Morrison. Charles Fairall
and Freddie and Willie Flester.
Ir is reported that the v.luat crop in parts cf
H? ward county will bo a failure. The "fly" has
inf?sted many fields in the neighborhood of Clarks
vi 11 ?. and the yield will not be over five bushels
per iicre.
The ladies* Relief Association of Laurel has
Ik ?it soliciting contributions this week from the
merchants of this city, and expects to have a box
ready to ship June 2o to Tampa for those young
men who went from Laurel to serve their coun
try.
FALLS CUl'RCH.
Falls Church Lodge of Odd Fellows, according
to its established custom, decorated the graves of
its deceased members Srnday last. The members
assembled at Odd Fellows' Ilall at 3 p.m., and,
with a number of visiting members from Camp
Alger, proceeded to Oakwood cemetery. The Grst
grave visited was that of Mr. J. II C. Brown.
After the singing of an appropriate hvmn by Maj.
T. M. Dolin, prayer and a short address by Rev.
J. M. Life, chaplain of the 7th Ohio Regiment,
the graves of Mr. Arthur It. Johnson and Mr. Ceo.
W. Sims were visited and like ver.1 monies con
ducted. On the grave of each a iHmquct of flow
ers was dejMisited hy each member of 'lie lodge.
Additional cases of violation of the local option
law at or near Camp Alger nave been disposed of
by Justice H. A. I>. Crocker as follows: Charles
I. West of Washington, pleaded guiP.y, and was
lined 550; Thomas Ellis, 'Adored, of Washington,
fined $50 and costs; James Wain ir, colored, of
Washington, fined ?20 and given one month in
jail; J. C. Wilson of Alexandria, fined $20 and
given three months in jail; Clara Nelson, colored,
of Washington, fined $20 and given one month in
jail.
Mr W. W. Kinsley, jr.. and Mr. F. II. East
man of Cornell Univeisity are home on vacation.
A law and order league was organized Friday
night and the following officers were elected: II.
F. Lowe, president; Geo. B. Ives, vice president;
H. A. Beach, treasurer; Geo. W. iJawxhurst sec
retary. Messrs. A. H. Lounslairy. Thomas Hiilier,
1>. L. Rathbun. I?r. S. S. Luttrell and Rev. Ed
ward Eells. with the elective? officers, were con
stituted an executive committee. Another meet
ing will be held Monday night :?t the Sunday
school room of the1 Presbyterian Chtr-'h.
A barn near here belonging to Mr. Cliapin Brown
of Washington was destroyed by fire Sunday nighf.
Rev. 1'. S. A Ileavener and Rev. A. M. Cackle y
preached sermons Sunday morning on the proper
observance of Sunday. Other ministers announced
to their congregations that they would preach on
this subject at an early date.
Chaplain J. M. Life of the 7th Ohio Regiment
preached Sunday night In the M. E. Church South.
Maj. T. M. Dolin of the same regiment sang sev
eral solos.
tiuitc a handsome sum was realized by the ladles
for their work at Camp Alger by their entertain
ment at Odd Fellows' Hail Thursday ldgnt.
Mr. S. W. Russell, past grand superintendent <f
the Grand Lodge of Good Templars of Washington,
will visit Pioneer Lodge Mid Perseverance Temple,
in joint meeting. Tuesday night.
Mr. Charles Rhodes of Philadelphia, a former
resident of the town, was he?*e Thursday visiting
his friends.
In resjM iise to the request ?f th? town council,
presented through Councilman Merry. Gen. Gra
in: iu. commanding at Camp Alger, has dlrecteu the
provost marshal of the corps to establish suffi
cient guards in the town to pr?ser/c* order, and in
obedience to this guards have been posted at the
depot of the electric railroal an-' at the Aqueduct
biidge. Gen. Graham suggests tha: the town au
tl < lilies request the electric railroad company to
place additional cars on tue line to accommodate
the Ineicased travel.
Prof. Carl Kinsley of the University of St. Louis
i? home for the summer vacation.
Mr. Olin Davis of this town has enlisted In
Company I, 3d Virginia Regiment, under Capt.
WJilard.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss
Fennle Moore of this town to Mr. Herbert Onion
Ilopkii.s of California, to take place the 20th in
stant.
.Miss Maud Riley, who has been attending the
Normal School at Farmville, returned home Wed
nesday
Momluy.
C. G. Sloan Co., Aucts., 14o7 G st. n.w.?Sale
of improved property at s.e. cor. of 4th and (. sts.
n.w., on Monday, June 20. at 4:30 p.m. National
Safe Deposit and Trust Co. and R. Ross Perry,
trustees.
James W. Ratcliffe, Auet., 920 Pa. ave. n.w.?
Trustee's sale of .V s. H-lu 1, st. s.e.; two houses
In alley iu rear. Nos. 1327-20-31 Hunton place s.w.;
No J32t> I nioii st. s.w., rnd No. 021 \ it. ave
s.w., <?n Monday, June 20. at 4:30, 5 and 5:30 p.m.
J Harrison Johnson, surviving trustee.
James W. Ratcliffe, Auet., 020 Pa. ave. n.w.?
Tiustees' sale of stone crushers and portable en
gine. on Monday. June 2o, at 0 p.m., at No. 1<; E
st. s.e. Clarence A. Brandenburg and J. Clareuce
Price, trustees.
Marcus Notes, Auet., 637-(>30 I>a. ave. n.w.?
Sale of 5oo pairs of shoes, on Monday, June 20, ut
10 a.m., at store No. 1012 7th st. n.w.
AUCTION (SALES.
FITIHE DAYS.
DUNCANSONe BROS., AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF A SMALL TRACT OF VAL
t ABLE St B! 11 BAN REAL ESTATE, FRONT
ING PINEY I'RANt II ROAD. ADJOINING TA
KO.MA PARK, AND AT THE LYiERSECTlON
OF SAID ROAD WITH THE TAKOMA PARK
EIX'TRIC RAILWAY, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated Novem
l er 4, 1 *>02, and lecorded in Liber No. 1752, foiio
477 ?l seq., one of the land records of the District
ot Columbia, and at the request of teveral of the
parties holding the notes secured thereby, we will
sell it public auction, on WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF JUNK, A.D. JVjS, AT
A Qt AltTER l'AST SIX O'CLOCK P.M., iu trout of
the premises, the following described real estate,
situate in the county of Washington, in the District
of Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece or par
cel of land and premises known and distinguished as
Mid being a pari of a tract of land located on the
Piuey Braneh Road" and near ' Takoma Park,"
and particularly utt-criheei as follows: Beginning for
the same at a stone planted iu the east side ot the
Pliny Branch road at its intersection with the
eighth lino of "Support" and running thence with
the east side of said road hurtl* 31 degrees 44 min
utes east -157.5 leet to a stone and the Grammer
land; thence leaving said road south 00 degrees east
005. s l'ret witli tie Grammar land to a ttone piant
ed in the seventh line of "Support" and the lieall
land; thence with tue >;eventn line of "Support"
outh 33 ilcgrees 53 minutes west 1158.15 feet with
the Beall land to a stone iu the eighth line of
"Support;" thence with said eighth line north 7S
degr?.i-s 22x/t minutes west 034.4 leet with the Beall
land to the place of beginning, containing 4.02
acres of laud.
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money
to be .paid in cash, and the balance in equal pay
ments. at olio, t.vo and three yean-:, wirh notes
bearing interest at the rate of 5 per cent per an
] num, payable semi-anuuaily, and secured by deed
of trust on property sold, or all cash, at the option
of the purchaser. All conveyancing, etc., at pur
chaser's <*ost. A deposit of $300 will be required
at time of sale, in the event of a failure on the
purt of the purchaser to fully comply with the
above terms of sale within 15 days lrom dale of
sale, the undersigned, trustees, reserve the right to
leseii said d-serii?ed properly at the risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser, uy giving live days' notice
of such resale in The Evening Star newspaper of
Wash.ngton, i>. C.
ALBERT F. FOX, Trustee,
020 F st. n.w.
T. A. LAMBERT, Trustee,
jel8,21,23,25,27,28 410 5th st. n.w.
DUNCANS*>N BROS.. AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES* SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, No. 930 NEW HAMPSHIRE
A V1 N I E, N EA it V ASH lNGTON CIRCLE, AT
AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed of trist, duly recorded iu
Liber No. 2032, foiio 133 et scq., one of the* land
records for the District of Columbia, Mid at the
request of the party holding the notes secured
thereby, we will sell, at public auction. In front
of the premises, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY
SEYENTH DAY OF JUNE. A.D. 1K?8, AT SIX
O'CLOCK P.M., the sotth eighteen feet front on
New Hampshire avenue by the full depth thereof
of lot numbered fifteen, in It. K. Elliot, trustee's,
st:l division of part of square numbered forty, as
per plat recorded iu Liber 11, folio 15, of the
records of the surveyor's office of the District of
Columbia, and improved by a two-story and base
ment brick bouse. No. 0H0 on said avenue, near
Washington Circle, containing eight rooms.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, and balance in
me. two and three years, with Interest at the
rate of five per cent per annum, payable semi
annually. and secured by deed of trust, or all
crsh, at option of purchaser. Conveyancing at
cest of purchaser. $200 deposit at time of sale.
ALBERT F. FOX, Trustee,
02n F st. n.w.
GEORGE W. LINK INS. Trustee,
Jel8.21,23.25.27 800 10th st. n.w.
DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES* SALE OF ELEGANT BRICK DWELL
ING. NO. COO F STREET NORTHEAST, OF
EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in
Liter No. 227G, at folio 151 et seq.. erne of the
li nd. records of the District of Columbia, we shall
sell, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY. THE
TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF JUNE. A.D. 1808, AT
SIX O'CLOCK P.M., lot one hundred and twenty
one (121 j. iu square eight hundred and sixty-one
(861), together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-thiru eush, balance in one
and two years, with interest at six per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually. $200 required at
time of sale.
CHARLES F. BENJAMIN.
WM. H. DUNCANSON.
JelB-d&ds Trustees.
AUCTION SALES.
- .HUXDAI.
MARCUS NOTES, Auctioneer.
500 pairs Shoes at auc
; tion.
On Monday fliorning, June 20, 'at
10 o'clock,' at store 1612 Seventh
st. n.w., I will sell about 500 pairs
Men's, Ladies' and Children's Shoes,
15oots, Rubbers; also Window Fix
tures. \
Shoes of good grade and but lately
purchased.
Terms cash. it
JAMKS wl RATCL1FFE. AUCTIONEER.
(Successor to liutcliffe. Sutton & Co.)
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HOUSES. NOS. 8
AND 10 L STREET SOUTHEAST.
TWO HOUSES IN ALLEY IN KEAU. THREE
HOUSES. NOS. lol'T. 1329 ANT) 1331 HL'NTON
PLACE SOUTHWEST; HOUSE NO. 1326
UNION STREET SOUTHWEST.
ALSO
EIGHT-KOOM BRICK HOUSE NO 921 VIR
GINIA AVENUE SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dub recorded In
Liber No. 1043. ai folio 308 et seq., one of the
lend records for the District of Columbia, and at
the request of the purties secured theieby, the
undersigned, surviving trustee, will offer for sale,
by public auction, iu front <f the respective prem
ises. on Monday, twentieth dav ok junk.
A.D. 1808. AT HALF-FAST FOUR O'CLOCK
P.M.. the following described real estate, situate
in the city of Washington, in the District of Co
luu-bia. to wit: L.ts uumbe;ed thirty-nine (31)).
forty (40) and forty-one (411. in square numbered
six hundred and ninety-scvui (097>. together with
all the improvements. rights, etc.
Tliis property will be sold subject, however to
a prior deed of trust f;>r $2,500 The full par
ticulars will be stated at the iiiuc of sale.
on the SAME DAY. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M..
lets numbered ninety-five <95). ninety-six (9*>),
ninety-seven (97>. niuely-oight (98) and ninety
nine (99). iu square numbered five hundred and
three (503). together with all the improvements,
rights, etc.
This property will be sold subject to a prior deed
of trust for $2.5o<). The full particulars will ie
stated at time of sale.
On the SAME DAY. AT HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK 1* M.. lot numbered seven <7? and the
east three feet of lot numbered eight (8), in square
numbered three hundred and eighty-three (383),
together with all the improvements, rights, etc.
This property will be sold subject to a prior
deed of trust for ?4.750. The full particulars will
be stated at sale.
Terms: (Over and al>ove the trust) cash. A de
posit of $100 on each parcel will 1)3 required upon
acceptance of bid. Terms to be complied with in
15 days. All conveyancing, etc.. at the cost of
the purchaser.
J. HARRISON JOHNSON.
je6-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
.1 AM KS W. RATCLIFFE, AI '< 'TI< >N KEIL
(Successor to Ri tclifle. Sutton Co.)
TRUSTEES* SALE OF STONE CRUSHERS AND
PORTABLE ENGINE.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly re
corded in Liber 2247, at folio 321 et seq.. one of
the land records of the District of Columbia. ?nd
a' the request of the holder of the notes secured
thereby, the undersigned, trustees, will sell, at
public auction, at the warerooms of C. E. Spring
inafip. NO. 1(5 E STREET SOUTHEAST. ON
MONDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH. 1898. AT ?
O'CLOCK P.M., one N?>. 5 Stone Crusher and one
No. 10 Stone Crusher and one Portable 12-horse
pewer Engine.
Terms of sale: Cash.
CLARENCE A. BRANDENBURG. Trustee.
Fendall building.
J. CLARENCE PRICE, Trustee.
Jel4-dAcds 112 B st. n.e.
Fl. TURK DAYS.
Dl'NCANSON BROS.. AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES,
M>S. 625 AM) 027 I. STREET NORTH
EAST. . .
By virtue of two certain (lectin of trust. recorded
III Libel No. 21116, folios 2K7 ct seq., and ft
?t-H., res|ieotively. of the land records of the liis
trict of Columbia, we will sell. "I nubile auction,
in front of (lie prein st s, on TIlrHSl)A\, L*
TIIIUTIKTH HAY CK JINK. A.II. 1MIS. AT
FIVE o'clock 1' M., lots muiiliered 'no hund-eil
and s?vonty-slx I17>',i and one hundred .iml Revet'ty
?, tiii I 177|. of Joseph T. Byrne's subdivision. In
sin are nurnlierert eight hundred and rtfty-six t.s. t.i,
as tier plat recorded In I.iher 20. foil > 7o of the
records of the surveyor's * tiice of said Iiisirlct,
tigcthcr with the improvements, consisting of
two three-story brick dwellings. Nos. and t*~7
L slree'. northeast.
Terms: <in--third cash 1 nliinee in cpial I'i
sii, 11 incuts, at one and two years, with interest at
<? iicr ct ni iter smniriv. payable semi-annually, from
dav of sale, secured liy ilee<l of trust uiion the
mol-ertv soil, r all cash, at the o[iti..n or tli"
1.1.1. laser A deposit of film on each ht will lie
rcpln-d at time of sale. All conveyanclns at pur
chaser'!", co-t. Terms to 1** complied with within
ten days, otherwise trustees reserve the light To
resell either lot at the risk and cost of the de
faulting purchaser thereof.^
Al.IilS B. BROWNE,
JelS-.l&ds Trustees.
* DUNOANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS.
Tltl'STEFS' S U.K. OK VALUABLE 1MPROV I'.D
ItKAI. K.STA1K, No. '.lL".l NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVENUE. NEAR WA.S1I INCiTON CI IK'I.E. AI
Bv 'virtue'' of a d.ed of trust duly recorded in
liber No. 2032, foil" 137, ct sodone of the land
recoids for the IUrtrlct I Colunihia. and at the
lfinest of the parties holding the notes secured
thereby, we will sell, at public auction In front
of the premises, on MONDAY, II1E IWEV1Y
SEVl.NTli HAY OF JI NK, A. I' 18U8. at SIX
O'l LOCK IV M . all of l. t numbered nineteen In
Ccmgc A. Mclllhaiiny and Charles It. Bailey ssub
division of lots iu square numbered forty, said lot
Inning a fruitage of nineteen feet one and a half
Inches <>n New Hampshire avenue, as per plat
recorded In liber IK, folio 181. of the records of
the surveyor's oiBce of the District of (oluiubia.
and Improved by a two story and basement brick
house No. 020. on said avenue, near Washington
Circle', containing eight rooms.
Terms of sale: One-third cash and balance In
ore two and three years, with interest at the
rate of live per cent per annum, payable semi
annuallv. and secured by deed of trust, or all
cash, at option of purchaser; $2o<? dei>osit at time
of sale. _
ALBERT F. FOX Trustee,
020 F st. n.w.
GEORCE W. LIN KINS. Trustee.
Soo loth st. n.w.
JelS.21.23.25.27
MOKTIiAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I-Nl'
XKAlt CHEVY CllASE, MONTX-iO.M EltY
COUNTY. MI). , .
By virtue of the power and authority contameu
in a mortgage, recorded among the land re'??rds
of Montgomery county, in the state of Maryland,
In Liber J. A.. No. SJ. folios 28'.', etc.. the sub
scriber, who Is by said mortgage aiit!i??riy.ed ana
empowered to do so. will, on S.\ n LDA\. J 1*\
SECOND. 1M>8, at the hour of FOUR O'CLOCK
1?M at Forest Olen station, on the Metroinditan
branch uf the B. and O. R.R.. offer !;?r sale at
public auction the property mentioned and de
scribed In said mortgage. This property ociirins
48 acres, more or less, and is located near wfcat
is known as Jones' Bridge road, from which t.iere
is an entrance. It adjoins the subdivision on the
Kensington aud Chevy Chase railroad ki???v u as
-Kenilworth" on the west, Rock creek <'ii the
north C. l'arker Jones on the oast ami Jut on
Earnest on the south. It is about 5 minutes walk
from the power house of the Chevy Chase electric
railway and about IY2 miles from said Forest <.kn
station. It is improved by a frame dwelling con
taining six rooms, corn house, hen house, etc.
There is an elegant spring of water on the place,
one of the best in the county. There is some Unit
011 the property. Rock creek bordePs on said prop
erty for its entire distance on the north. ! he land
is principally cleared, though there is some wood
on it. there being some magnificent natural forest
trees' It is iu close proximity to such thriving
subdivisions as Chevy Chase, Ivenllw ?rth and Ken
sington. It has the advantage of the B. i'lid O.
It It and two electric railways; ovr die, the
Chevy Chase, the fare is only six cents to the
h? art ef the city of Washington, Ceo r gel own or
the navy yard.
Terms of sale: As prescribed by t..? mortgage.
Cash of which a deposit of $2."j(? will be required
when the property is knocked down. Convey i icing
at cost of purchaser.
6- HATTERSLY W. TALBOTT, Mortgagee.
THOMAS J. OWEN, Auctioneer. j"l?-sA:w-4t
DUNCANSON BROS.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE. NO. 6<>5 10TH
STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in
LIl?er No 20<?1. at folio 41ti et seq.. one of the
land records of the District of Columbia, we shall
sell in front of the premises, on TUESDAY. JUNE
TWFNTY-FIRSSj A.Di 1?S98. AT QUAUTER-PAST
SIX O'CLOCK P.M.. lot 23. !n square OtW. to
gether with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one
nnd two years Ht 0 per cent per annum, interest
payable semi annually. $l<;0 required at time of
sale Ten davs ullowwl to complete the transfer.
* CHARLES F. BENJAMIN,
WM. H. DUNCANSON.
JelS-d&ds Tn"rt0<*
MOin'ljAt 11".F.'S SALE OF VALl Aiil.K UEAI. ES
TATE I.N TAKOMA I'AItK.
Rv virtue of tfce jniwer contained in a mortgage
from William E. Skinner and wife, the under
signed will offer at public sale on the premises, on
Tl'KSI i \ V J IN i', TWiiNTY-FIRST, 1SU8. at TWO
O'CI OCK 'P.M.. the property whereon the mort
gagors now reside, containing 19,184^ s<iuare feet
of land more ?r less, well located on Pine ave
nue adjoining ine lots now or formerly owned, re
spectively. by Muurto Bicn, Ida ti. Uuesell and
F.'liabeth Imhrle. The Improvements consist of an
excellent dwelling hwise. Terms easy. For fur
ther particulars, api^f to PI1IL. H. Tl'CK. No.
2117 N. Calvert st., Baltimore. Md.
je!l-ll-14 10-18 20
TI1(,S. j7 OWEX, AUCTIONEER, 013 F ST. N.W.
Tltl'S TKES' SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
lit 'MJNG. S1TT ATE ON SOUTH SIHE OF
FENW1CK STREET, IVY CITY. D.C., BEING
llOUSFj NO. l'?.
til- virtue of a deed of trust given to us and
recorded in Liber 2101. at folio 438 ct seq., of the
land records of the District of Columbia, and at
tie request of the party secured, we will sell at
nubile auction, In front of the premises, on MOX
1? vY THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE.
11*8 AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the
following described real estate, situate in the
District of Columbia, to wit: Lot 21, in block 8,
In F W. Jones' subdivision of "Ivy City." to
gether with the Improvements tbereon.
Terms- One-third cash, balance iu six and twelve
months from date of sale, with Interest at 6 per
cent, paycble semi-annually. One hundred dol
lars \$100) requited at time of sale.
JOSEPH it. EDSOX,
CHARLES 13. BAILEY,
>11,18,22.26 Trustee*.
AUCTION SALES.
KITIRE DAYS.
WALTEK B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEEIIS
TO WHOM IT MAY OONCF.RN:
By RUlhiTity of act i>f Confcr, ?*. pa?se<l Mar 18.
lKJUi. we will Bell, within and in front of our
8notion rooms, corner 10th and 1> rtreets tfaoing
IVnna. ave. n.w.t. on SATT"RI>AY. JI'NE TWI-.N
TY-KIKJH. A.l>. 1888, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M.,
to pay storage, charges, etc.. all Household Goe*ls
ami Chattels. Piano. Bedding, Carpets. Paintings,
Pictures, Books. Bric-a-brac, contents of Trunks.
Barrels. Boxes. Chests. China. Glass Ware.
Kitchen Utensils, etc.. useful or ornamental, stored
with us in the following names:
J. E. Ellegord. July 31. 1891; Mrs. M. E. Thorn.
April 29. 1889; Henry Griffin. April 4. 1892; Ida
M. Smith. November 7. 1892; Sime.u Black. June
15, 1893; Magdelin W*n?te?n. February 15. ltw;
F. C. Minamin. February 18. 1895; J. B. Biird
February 23, 1895: Mrs. M. C. Cutter, April 19.
1895; Mrs. Daltem. November 7, 1896; \\iu. 1.
Wall. August 13. 1896; John W. Stone. July 23.
1895; David Jones. November 20. 1895; Miss Saran
Padgett. Deceiulter 3. 1S95: Miss Kate Tlwmpson,
Marcli 19, 189("?; Miss Belle Jobnsem, April 1?>,
1896: Levi Cosgiove. May 7. 1896; E. A. G^fto".
Mav 22 189v>; Mamie M. Clarke. June in. 1890:
Eliza < Vrter. July 18. 1896; John 11. Brown. Au
gust 10 1890: E. Baldwin. November 5. 1*96:
Mrs. Sarah Hackeny-j*. December 8, 1896; Janus
M. Vai'ghan. January 19. 1897. Also
cases Cigats stcreni ii. name of Sam 1 J. Nniltn.
February 27, 1*13- Thos.* interested please take
notice.
Teruis oash. w u TKK ? wllJ.IAMS & c0..
jel8-Ct 0?r. loth and I> sti. (facing I'a. ave.) n.w.
"tiiuMAS DOW LING Jc CO. Aitllimfifii,
612 E st. n.w.
of' M iv ''V 1? 1808. in equity cause No. 13081,
The "mas A*. Gaeldes vs. J. Walter Ccoksey et al.,
the untieisign. il tiustet-s will sell At yu?tlic auc
i?oii in front of the premises, on 11 ESDAY. I HE
TWENTY EKiiiTIl HAY OF JI NK. A. D. 1898.
AT FIVE o'CIjUCK F.M.. lot U ttered L. in square
nun.tiered 46*. in the city of Washington. District
of Columbia, the same being improved by a two
stery and bark building frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale as prescribed by said decree: One
third of the purchase money in cash, and the
balrie" in one and two yeais from date of sale,
for which t!??? notes of the purchaser must be
gixn. with interest, payable semi-annually, at
the rate of six per centum per annum until paid,
and secured by deed of trust on the property sold,
or all cash, at the purchaser's option. A deposit
of $100 will be requited at time of sale. All
c< nveyandng, acknow ledging and recording at pur
chaser's cost. If the terms of sale are not com
plied with in ten days from day of sale tho
trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser, after three days'
pul lie notice of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, 1>. C.
SAMUEL MADDOX,
340 Indiana ave.,
WM. MEYER LEW1N,
406 5th st. n.w.,
jei5-d&ds Trustees.
JAMES W. RATCLTFFE, AUCTIONEER.
(Successor to Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co.)
TRUSTEES* SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSES. NOS. 1732 AND 1734 TWELFTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of two deeds of trust, duly recorded in
Liber No. 2246. folios 117 and 121 et seq., one of
the land records for the District of Columbia, and
at the request of the party secured thereby, the
undersigned, trustees, will offer for sale, by public
auction, in front of the respective premises, en
SATURDAY. TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF JUNE.
AD 1898, AT HALF-FAST FOUR O'CLOCK
I' M.. the following described real estate, situate
in the county of Washington, in the District of
Columbia, to wit: Lots numbered thiiteen <13)
and fourteen <14i, in David B. Gottwal's subdi
vision of original lot ruml?ered four *4?. in block
numbered fourteen (14), "Trinidad." as said sub
division is recorded in County B< ok 11, page 06.
rfflce of the surveyor of the District of Columbia,
together with all the improvements, rights, etc.
Terms: One-third cash, the balance in one and
two years, with interest from the day of sale at
six per cent per annum, secured by deed of trust
on the i roperty sold, or all cash, at the option
of the purchaser. A deposit e.f $100 on eaeh house
required ti|H>n acceptance of bid. If the terms of
sale are not complied with in 15 days from the
day of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property, at the risk and eost of the default
ing pure-baser, after 5 days' advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington. D. C. All conveyancing, etc., at the pur
I chaser's cost.
SAMUEL H. WALKER,
MICHAEL I. WELLER.
JelS-d&dg Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES* SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELL
INGS. NOS. 311 AND 313 ON O STREET
SOUTHWEST. NEAR THE ARSENAL.
By virtue of two deeds of trust, recorded in
Li be r No. 18o9. at fol;os 268 anel 273. e)f th" land
reee.rda of the? District e.f Columbia, and at -lie
request of the party secured thereby, we will sell,
at public auction, in front of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE TWENTY-NINTH. 189*.
AT FIVE O'CIiOCK P.M.. lots 237 and 238. in the
suNlivision of part of square 546, as per plat In
Be?ok 2<?, page 86, of the surveyor's e?ifice e.f said
Di.-triet. with the two-story brick houses on said
lets, with yards running back te? an alley, and
ne-ar the terminus of the Metropolitan Railroad
Company's line; each parcel will only be se.lel
separately.
Terms: One-third of pure-base' money in cash,
balance In eepial note's, at one. two and throe
years, bearing six per cent interest per annum,
I secured by trust on the property sold, or pur
I chaser can pay all cash. Deposit of $loo rcejuired
| on each lot when sold. Conveyancing at pur
I chaser's e-e.st, Terms to be e*oiaplied with iu 15
days or trustees reserve tha right to resell either
I lot
EUGENE CARUSI.
1 ALOIS B. BROWNE.
Jel7-d&ds Trustees.
I JAMKS W. RATCI.1F1E, AI CTIONEEK.
(Successor te> Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co.)
I TRUSTEES* SALE OF A VACANT LOT ON N
STREET BETWEEN 1ST AND HALF
STREETS SOI TH W EST.
i By virtue e.f a eleeel of trust duly ree?e?rdod in
Liber No. 2208. folio 15<? et seq.. one e?f the land
j records for the District e.f Colrmbla, and at the
| request of th.? party securoei thereby, the uucler
signeel trustees will offer for sale by public auc
I tion in front of the premises, on SATURDAY,
THE TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF JUNE. A. D.
1898. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the
fedle.wing el? scribe-el real e state situate in the e-ity
( e>f Washington, in the District of Columbia, to wit:
l.ot n?iml?ereei two t2?. in sejuare numl?ereel six liun
diee'. and fifty (650), together with all the improve
! nients. rights, etc.
Terms: One-thirel cash, the halaue-e In one anel
two years with interest from the day e?f sale at 6
per cent per annum, secured by de-enl e?f trust em
the- property sold, or all cash, at the optlem of the
pi re baser. A deposit of ^1?h? required upon ac
ceptance eif bid If the terms ??f sab are not com
plied with in 15 days from tie day of sale the
trustees reserve the light t?? re-sell the property at
the- risk anel e-e?st of the elefaulting purchaser after
5 dajs' -lelvertiscment of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington. 1). C. All con
veyancing. etc.. at the purchaser's e-e?s(.
SAMUEL II. WALKER,
MICHAEL I. WELLER.
jel5-ei&ds Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS.. AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALU
A1 iLE BUS IN ESS PR< )P
F.RTY, NO. 8i i SEVENTH
STREET N. W.
By virtue e.f a certain deed e.f tiust, rc.-orded In
Liber N*e?. 1889. folio 323 et seq.. e.f the land
records of the District e.f Columbia, we will sell,
?t public auctiem. in front of the- premises, e.n
MONDAY. JUNE TWENTY SEVENTH. A.D. 1S9S.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the fe?lle?wing described
real estate, situate iu the city of Washington, in
said District: Part of e.riginal 1 .t 9. in sejuare
453, contained within the- following metes and
bounds: Beginning for the same at the southwest
e-e.rner e.f said lot 9. anel tunning theuce east 97
feet to a private alley 3 feet wide, intended to
afford ingress anel e-gress forever te> the public al
lev In saiel sejuare-: thence ne?rth 18 feet llVi
inches; thence west 97 f?'et to Seventh street
\vst. and thence south 18 feet 11% inches to the
beginning, together with the improvements.
Te-nns: One-third cash, balance iu equal in
stallments at one anel two years, with interest at
six pet cent per annum, nayable semi-annually,
fre.m day ef sale, secured by de-ed of trust upon
the property sold, or all cash, at the option e.f
the purchaser. A deposit of $300 will be required
at time of sale. All conveyancing. at pur
chaser's e-ejst. Terms te> be complieel with within
ten davs, otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to resell at risk aud ce>st of the defaulting pur
chaser.
JAM ELS B. WIMER,
WM. L. DAVIS.
Jel4-<l&cl* Trustees.
The Burkhart's
Stock
At yoMr mercy.
$20,000 worth off Furni=
toare, Carpets, Matting, 051=
cloth, Beddiog, <&c., off the
late Hi. Burkhart, 10113 7th
street northwest, must be
sold withan the next ten
days, at which time the
byildimig must lb>e vacated
by order off administrators.
A chance off a liffetimeto get
elegant goods at your own
prices, as nothing but the
very best goods were han=
died by this ffirm. Store
open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
daily. Call and examine
stock. j?6-tu,ULAU
AUCTION SALES.
r III Hi; DA)?.
C. U. SLOAN A: CO., AI'OTIOSEEKS. 1407 1} ST
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE 1M PR< >YF.'?
PROPERTY. BWING A TUREK STOKN BRle'K
PWEIiUNG. NO. 024 I STREET NORTH
WEST. WASHINGTON. I?.C.
Br virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated No
vein her, 10. 1S05. and duly recorded In LItxr 2m?*?.
folio 110 et seq.. of th.? land record* of tl?e Dl?
trict of Columbia, and at the request of the patty
adored therely. we will aril, at pnMl" au?t?..i.
In front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY. J' N?
TWENTY-NINTH. 181*. AT FIVE O'ClAM K I* M .
the Mlovtaf described land and iw.mii***. sltnate
in the city of Wartingtou. in the District ??f < <?
Inmbia. koown as part of or1p1n.il 1?>. fourteen
?14?. in square three hundred *ud wventj f?ur
(374): Beginning at a point in the aouth line of
North "1" stieet 25 feet west from tin wirttMSSt
comer of aaM lot. nnd from ti?e 15-foot alley
which runs through aaid square, and runulrg
thence weat 2?> feet; thencc south to the rear or
soctli line of salo lot; then?e ea?i 2o lect. and
thence north to the place of beginning. together
with the improvements. consisting ?i a thr"'-story
brick dwelling. lielng No hi14 I street northwest.
Tern a of sale: One-third cash, balance in one
and two years. with Interest at si* per ccntu.n
jk>7 aiiiium payable semi-annually, and secure-el b>
den-d of trust mi the property M?ld. or nil cash, at
the option of the purcli iser Terms to be compiled
with within ten diys from day of sale, otherwise
th?- trustees reserve tlie right to resell at the lisk
and coat of the defaulting purchaser, after such
advertisement as they ma> deem necessary A de
posit of $2oo will 1h? required at the time of sale.
Al' convcyancicg and recording at coat of pur
chaser.
H. L. Ill ST. Trustee.
Gu.s 14th ft. n.w.
BENJAMIN S. MINOR. Trustee.
Jel~-d&ds 344 D at^nw.^
Thomas dowlin*; a: co.. auctioneers,
612 E st. n.w.
TRUSTEES* SALE OF VALIAHLF. IMPROVED
RE\L ESTATE. BEING NUMBERS 1221*. 12 51
ANli 1233 NEW JERSE\ AVENUE Sol TH
FAS'l'. WASHINGTON. D
By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us.
dated February 19. 18S0. and duly reeo.-ded in
Liler No. 1377. f- li?? 11?? et i--q.. .me of the Land
Ree < rds of the IMstib t of Columbia, and at the
request of the party secured thereby. w? . the un
do signed tiustecs. will s.'ll at public auction, lu
front of the premise*, on MoM?AY. THE TW'EN
TY-PEYENTfi DAY OF .U NE. l**.?s. AT FIVE
O'tl/M'K P.M.. the following described land and
premises, situate in the city of Wellington. Dis
trict of Columbia, and designate<l as and being
part of lot nineteen <10) of Carroll and Laws' sub
division of square seven hundred and forty-three
(74o?, beginning for the same at the northeast
corner of said i"t nineteen (19) at ti.?* Intersec
tion of New Jersey avenue and a public alley f<>rty
(44>i feet wide; thence running west with said
alley along the north line of said lot sixty-six
(00) feet; thence south fifty-two <52i feet, to the
south line of said lot; thence east along the south
line of said lot eighty (80? feet wveu <7) Inches
to New Jersey avenue; thence along the line of
New- Jersey avenue in a northwesterly direction
fifty-four (54i feet to the place of beginning, to
gether with the Improvements there .ti, consisting
of three (3f two-story frame dwellings.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
to t>e paid in cash, and the balance lu two equal
installments, payable in one and two years, with
interest at six <6) per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually, from day of sale, secured by deed
of trust on property sold, or all cash. at option of
purchaser. A deqioslt of $2<ni will be required of
the purchaser at the time of sale. All convey
ancing, recording and notarial fees at the cost of
putchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within ten days from the day of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur
chaser after five days' notice of such resale.
RPTIARI) E. PA1RO. Trustee.
JelG-d&ds HERBERT A. GILL. Trustee.
DFNCANSoN BROS. AUCTIONEERS.
TRFSTEES* SALE OF VALUABLE FN IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH STREET BE
TWEEN II ANI? I NORTHEAST. AND COR
NER SIXTH AND II NORTHEAST, AND ON
U NEAR SIXTH NORTHEAST.
By virtue of u certain deed of trust recorded in
Lil?er No. 2oo0. folio 130 et seq., of the land rec
ords of the District of Columbia, we will sell at
public auction, in front of the premises, on TFES
DAY. JFNE TWENTY-EIGHTH. 189S. AT A
OF ARTE R To SIX O'CLOCK P.M.. the following
described real estate situate in the city of Wash
ington. in said District; all of lots numbered nine
(Oi. ten iloj. forty <4oj. forty-one ?41? and forty
two (41!?. in Augustus Burgdorf and Allen S. John
son's subdivision of lots lu square numbered eight
hundred and thirty-two <832?. as said subdivision
is recorded in i iber 21. at folio 82. in the office
of the surveyor of said District.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in equal install
ments. at one and two yeais, with lntcrest at 0
per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, from
day of sale. e<-ured by deed of trust ui?on the
property sold, or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit of $5o ou each lot will be
required at time of sale. All conveyancing, etc.,
at purchaser's cost. Terms to l?e complied with
within ten divs. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell \l risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser.
WILLIAM E. EDMONSTON,
\LDLS B. BROWNE.
Jel6-d&ds Trustees.
DFN< A N si ?n p.uns . AUCTIONEERS.
TRFSTEES* SALE OF A NEAT AND ATTRAC
TIVE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING. ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF T STREET NORTH
WEST. KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 12ol T
STREET.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated the
22d day <if October. A.D. 1K90. and record<?d among
the land records of the District of Columbia, in
Liber No. 2107. folio 7t> et s?q.. and at the re
quest of the holder of the notes secured thereby,
we will offer at public auction. In front of the
premises, on TI'ESDAY. T11E TWKNTi'-EI'iHTH
DAY OF JFNE. A.D. is:*s. AT FIVE O'CI^X'K
P.M.. the following described real estate, situate
in the city of Washington. District of C?4umbia.
to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land
and nremises. known and distinguished as and
being lot lettered Q. in W. B. Tod?l, jr.. et alV
subtllvision. in square ntimbensl two hundred and
seventv-four <274?. as i>er plat recorde<l in Liber
C. II B . folio 1<?7. of the r-eords .f the ojflce .f
the surveyor of the District of Columbia, and
situate In the city of Washington. In sail Dis
trict. together with the Improvements thereon,
subject, however, to a certain deed of trust, dated
October 12. 1W2. and recorded among the land
records of the District of Columbia. In Liber 1748
folio 159 et seq.. to secure the sum of twenty
five hundred dollars 4$2.!V?0. with interest there
on. payable semi-annually, at the rate of 0 per
cent per annum until paid.
Terms qf sale: The incumbrance of
abo\e referred to to l>e assumed with interest
from October 12. 1R97: one-third of the balance of
the purchase money to t?e paid In cash, the re
mainder to be paid in two equal installments, re
spectively. In one and two years from day of sale,
secured by deed of tiust on the pro|?erty sold,
with Interest thereon, payable semi-annually, at
the rate of 0 per cent per annum until paid, or
all cash, over and above the inenmhra ice of
$2.r**? at the option of the purchaser. A deposit
of $20*1 will be required at time of sale. Sale to
be closed In l.r? days from day of sale, otherwise
the property will be sold at the rlsK nnd cost of
defaulting purchaser, after five days' idveitise
metit in some newspaper published in the ?ity of
Washington. D. C. Conveyancing at tne cost of
the purchaser.
LOFTS D. WINE. Trusts.
CLARENCE B. KHEEM. Trustee.
jelS-d&ds 916 F st. n.w.
JAMES \Y. RAiVLn Fi:. AUCTIONEER.
(Successor to Ratcllffe, Sutton A: Co.)
TRFSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
HOFSE. SOFTIIWEST CORNER. EIGH
TEENTH AND E STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue of two deeds of trust, recorded, re
spectively, in Li tiers numbered 1304 and 1f?KS.
fc lies 414 and 405 et seq., of the land records of
the District of Columbia, aud at the request of
the party secured thereby, the undersigned, sur
viving trustee, will offer for sale, by public auc
tion In front of the premises, on MONDAY. THE
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF JFNE. A.D. ISO*.
AT HALF-PAST FOFR O'CLOCK P.M.. the fol
lowing described real estate, situate in the county
of Washington, In the District of Folumbla. to
wit: Lot twenty-two (22?. In block nine tin. in
the sulidivision known as Isherwood. as the same
is recorded in plat l*sik "A. R. Sliepherd." foil..
13. one of the records of the surveyor's office for
said District, together with ail the improvements,
rights. &c.
Tcims: Stated at time of sale. A dejiosit of
$1?h* required upon acceptance ??f bid. Terms to
be complied with in fifteen days. All conveyanc
ing Ace., at purchaser's ce?st.
* JOHN WALTER. Jr..
jelO-d&ds Surviving Tmstce.
THOMAS DOWLING A CO.. AFCTIONEERS.
012 E st. n.w.
TRFSTEES* SALE OF VAI.FABLE FN'IMPRoVED
PROPERTY ON F AND HALF STREETS
SOFTIIWEST. AT AFiTlON.
By virtue of u certain deed of tnist dated Feb
ruary 10, 1898, ard recorded in Litier 2203. folio
107 et seq., one of the laud records for tlr? District
4?f Columbia, aud at the request of the party se
cured thereby.we will sell.In front of the premises,
on THURSDAY. JFNE TWENTY THIRD. l?l?s. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described piop
erty, situate in the city of Wasuing*on. Disirl.t
of Columbia, and known and dlstluguislesl as being
origlna1 lots uumbered sixteen <10i and twenty
(20), iu square uumbered six hundred and forty-two
1642).
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years, witli interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property, or all cash, at option of purchaser;
$100 deposit required at time of sale. Terms to be
cimplied with within 10 days from dav of sale, cr
the trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and
recording et cost of purchaser.
SAMUEL H. WALKLIt, Trustee.
Jel3 el&ds MICHAEL I. WELLER, Trustee.
THOS. J. OWEN. AUCTIONEER. 913 F ST. N.W.
TRUSTEES* SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING THE TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING NO. 1019 MARION ST. N.W.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly record
ed hi IJber No. 2196. folio No. 452 et seq.. one of
the land records of the District of Columbia, and
at t".ie request of the I*?rty secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will sell, at public auction,
in froDt of the premise's, on TUESDAY. JFNE
TWENTY-EIGHTH. AT HALF-PAST FoFH
O'CLOCK P.M., the following described real es
tate. situate In the city of Washington. District
of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered 127 In Eugene
Can-si and William John Miller, trustees', sub
divisions of part of square numbered 444. as the
same Is recorder! lu Be?ok 14. page 101, one of th.*
rtret-rds of liie surveyor*. for the* IMiitrlct >f
Columbia, with the Improvement* tliereon.
Terms of sale- The atwve de?<-ril.ed projieit.v
will lie sold fubject to ? prior deed of trust of
500 anil accrued interest, the j>arti<-ulars of
which will lie stated st time of fale: bnliyii-e ovr
and aliove said trust, one-half cash and balance mi
twelve mouth*, with Interest at sli per cent, or
all cash, a? option of purchaser. A deposit rf
$100 reuulred at time of sale. Terms of sale *o
be complied with within ten days, or the trust' s
reserve the tight to resell the property, at the risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing
and recording at purchaser's cost.
CHARLES N. WAKE.
JAliES J. LAUFTON.
JelG-d&ds Tiusieu.
AUCTION SALIX
PlTt'BB DAI*.
T1IOS. DOWLtXG A: CO.. ACCTlONIiKllg.
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11.Tm.*' "'J10 V*? Hi. In.iv.-. in block
lliirty-s.-tcii <*., Ill lilt- ?alKHvinl-.il r ,.arts -f
w, l"1"1 "? Nl??""I I'leasant >.|?J
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trinity Hook i,. |li44C, 14^ in lib,- ii,,- |M,..i
Tr i """V ?""?'."T ?f the District
ll ; Jl . "" J'-ttlKii"t.^J ?, an ?.l,l,i, i,,
1 r.ut ark .---initiiii114; ^ ? ?.?. *.pisr.- ft . I I 1.1..1111,1.
or less, uiiiuiprovnl.
1 lrT}f ""e-tlilnl cash. balance Ill In,, 1.1,1,1,1
Inatalltncnts at t?., ?,?1 Ibr?, ?|tl ;nt(|'
nt >ll III! |?T centum |~ r ?UIIIIUI. |.a?a!lc ?;u|.
annually. fnni 1.) ,-f sale. mn| U
dt?h1 ,.f iruit ap.w the |.r..|?-rf ...1,1 ...
lit the .4.11.11 .1 lb. purcl.asci A -1. r ?n >0.1
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T.-rait
I.ll.tl with within tifte.ii Ii:,, da^s. ..t: . r>. i?- ,
tiTOUM* mw? II,.- right ,-en.ii ? ...?
c.*t ,<f ilit- defaulting purchaser
. , THUS h HALE Tlwln
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Impiw DM Tit". COM Ptinff of tw?n- 1 ?
rp' 16117 171vt r * ? t northwp?t
r*?rni8: Oiu*-third I-m la no*' in p?juh1 ins'nll
DMI.1H. at one. nttd two yam. witl,
vol rvnt |nt aniu:m. payaU.- aomi an.-,. ?i:v fr -n
date ?.f aaU- h. -ar.-d lij M *.f tmat i.(.? ,he
proj crty ?old. or nil <-ash. at th? ontioi. .f \Uo
IMmliaaor. a -f will In , ,^,1^1 at
time aalo All ri.nr?-yancins at put. I as. r a
,? 7 ? ' inpli*^1 with within i* n davs
oth?Twia?? the trustee* ro**-rr? th?? ripht t?- reti?-ll
at risk and coat of th" defaultinj; not**haa<'r
WILI.I a .M E. KI ?MO\ST< ?N
AlJilS II lilUJWNE.
Jfln-n&'U Truateen.
TiloS. J. IIWEX, AI'iTIOMHi
l?13 F etrtt-t n*?rtli?i?t.
Tlil STO>' S A1.1: ii|- two TW'i I STl IKY rRtMH
KWUXIM.K. SITI VIE (,\ 111 . >T sn u
OF SMKUII-AN AM.MK. ",Ylill'iW S
NI" H'll.s A\ :M Ii A.\ A<'< "Ml A. I. .
P."l?i In I,iN-r R, f?i?, lr>4 ^ o(
I..." ""-""Is .,f tl,f I.imrict 111,,.!,la and
"u" "Sjii.-st ?r til." |Mirty Hmnil, W. Vt Ili a. II
U I ln fr""' P^-niiH-t
t?," TWK-NTYMNTlf 1 - A \
.11 NE, INJh. at IIAI.I IV>T Ful l: I'.
M . I lie f..ll?wln, -!<??. r.W r.?l <-?t?t.. |n
the <>r ' ..lunit.ia, t.. wit i,.t? ,
ii' ~r V? ' I J'1!1" Hi ? atilKllvl.
?i..n of lot nuDlU-n-d 7. In W||?1 7. ll?rr. Farm
^ ^Lith tl"* Iroproveioenta th*To.?n "
?,.?!!kI,h# ?ne !hird <*aKh- '??lance In aix ami twelve
months frtin: daTe llf saiH with Intereat nt c> i.?r
,myab.le 008 ht!i.dn-d dn'.l.-tra
($1UUJ required at tloie ?.f aaJ?
( HAS B. BA1LKV,
- J * ' ? Triiht^?'H.
CH??L|,i!!!i HM'i'rarrv m.i.< v.i'vj
l\-. VTf: 0|- TIIK I.A I F. .1 AjlKS
KKLhllUt, lli.lN'ii lit.I SKS \<IS 47, ?
*X?' 4rt,L2 "n MISStil ill \ VIA IK
?V.T[tN1.>T W|TH THE S:\I.IU am,
1 IK'NTIN.; THE A 1,1,in IN Ti.E
UKAK.
Hy ylrluo ??f a decree of thf Supreme rvmrt ??f
the I?2?tri t of < oluml.ia. pumhI in t-quUy cauae
No (< -has. M. Kel< her et a!, vh .Ir.hn W
Ki.etwr et al ?. the unuersig:ne<l trusteea uill offer
f?>r si?le, at I uhlic auction, in front -f the re
aiK-ctive premises, those certain loth < r parcels ?f
real eatat > at.d prrmlMs aituate in the ity of
\\i.*hln*Mr, in the I>iatHct of Columbia t- at;
on \NE ?NESI?AV IMF. TWENTY NIMH LAV
Oi* .11 NE, lhUM. comuicQcing at EIVL ??TI.<h k
I M the west 2t? feet 11 inches fr? nt ami ext-nd
Inc wck that width 127 f?-et .?? inch.-a t.. h pu: lie
alley, of original lot 7, in the Mjuur*- or r??a?*r\ i
tlon rurmWed or letter*! "B." and al; . th-tt
c?ther portion of the same lot adjoinSnj; ..n 'he
ectt frontinc; 4 f?-t ou aaid puldi. :,lle\ in fh
rear and running sMith with that width ri:i f.m
inches, both paneln being compria?sl in one In
Ctoaon' and unproved l.y the tbr*-*--at.-rr hrl a
dwelling No 477 MifFouri avenue, and a Url k s u
hl ? fronting s?.id alley in the rear
Also th ? original lot H, in anid a?|iiar?* or re?'-r
vation numl>ered <?r lettered it. and hi-., a part
of cald square or reierviition immediately adjoin
ing said lot ?>n the east hartng a front of 7 f.'?>t
10 inehes. stid l??t and said part of naid s.fuar?- *r
reservation hating an aggregate frontage of M
feet it in hes, and e\ti-ndinK luiek with thut width
12. feet T? lnehea to the in.uth line ..f h piihlie .tl
hy ln th- roar, and improved l.y throe adioini.i?
hrii-k dwellings. Nor. 4774, and 47PV . n n.tld
Missouri avenu. and l.y certain lirlck tenements
and a woodt-iied on what is known as Martdo
all?y." in the rear
Terms ,.f sal* : Oue thl'd of the pur. 1 jase muti.'V
to |?e paid in rash on the days of sale, or wifMn
fift?*en days thereafter, the residue fr. tw e.pial
installments at one and two years from the dHV
of sale, to l?ear interest therefrom and until paid
at the rate of six per eentum per anuurn. [>ayaMe
a< mi -annually, the deferred jmyments t<- In se
cuied by reserv-d lien3 or deetis <.f trtm; in The
usual form on the property sold and polb-ies . f
insurance on the buildings and improvements ptop
erly signed or ind. rsed, ln the discreib.n of tho
trustees, or tho entire purchase m? n* \ for eu h
pi* oe ??f land s?dd n ay be paid in cash, nt the ?i|?
tion of the purchaser. Ml <-<?ineyatioing j?nd re
eouling at the purchaser's e?.st. si|
atcept&nce of each Ml. Terms to In- eumpll'-d
with in fifteen days from day of sale
JAMES S ElnV \UI?S Trustee.
Sou Fifth street northwest.
WILLIAM J Mil.LEU. Trust***-.
4Sti I>a. aveune n< t rhwest.
WALTEIt H. MALLOW. Jr Tn st*.?.
7ft*? I? str**et northwest.
TH' 'MAS Down NX. A * .? larf ^>U4*4i
not. .1, dWi:,\. AOCfVOKBm, Ms r SC. N.W.
THI'STT*ES* SALE oF VAU ABLE IMIi:oVE!?
liJoli RTY PEINti THE TUBFl. STollV
ANi? BASEMENT BKIt k I?\\ EL! I\0 NO
?'11 EIGHTEENTH STBEKT N? ?ltiiI \N EST
By virtue *>f at .-ertain de*sl of trust dulv re
corded in Liber 12s??. folio 3i? et se.j.. <>ui> of tji?
land records *.f the lMstriot of Columbia, and at
the r?M|uest of the party scoured therebv. the un
derslgtKHl trustees will s* II at pubii.- au.-tbm. in
front of th*' promises on WED.\ESI?A\ H'NE
TWENTY SE?'o\|i, 1SPK. AT FINE ?(1?h K
l'.M.. the foil*.wing des<*ribed real estat. . situate
in the city of Washington. District ->f < olumbia.
to wit: 1'arts of lots nuuiliered i:i and 14. in Sam
uel I>avids?n's subdivision nf lots in square num
her?*<l 12t?. as per plat rec.>rde<l in Lib. r N K.
folios 5 and ?i. of the reoords of tho .-rti?. of tho
surveyor ?.f the I?istri*-i of f.dumtda. ?. pinning
for the same 12 3 1<? f.M-t fn iii the ?ilvbling lit..- ,.f
Jots 12 and 13. theiiee north on lhth str.-ei 19 7 i?i
fejet. thence . ;.st 5o foot 2 iioh.-s. thomv ??uth
, ' lo 'wt. thence west 52 feet 2 ino'tos. to tho
ttegilining, witli the improvements jis ul. -ve.
Terms ..f sal.-: Ou. thlr.1 r?Bti, l.nlan,. In ?n?
.-Hilt lull y, i.ra, ?ii|, internet at .r. i?-r , . nt |~ r -in
linui, jiayal,!.- a,-ml aiinuuli.v. MTUn-tl |,\ , ?l<-.-tl of
triiat ?u I lie |.r..|N-rtf a..'.I ,.r :;ll . :,?l al tlie
imr.-liHM-r a ..|it|..n. ile|..,ali , f f j:? ni l-?
i?litiiwd al lime -r ml,.. T .-rms . i mle t.. u,
colcjillea with uilblli ten Java fr.-in .laj . f sal,-,
or tue trust.-.-s rt-ia-rve tin- ritflit i<- r.-a. 11 tl;J
|.r. iH-i-ij- at tin- risk ami i-at ,f tl.-fa ii 111 ? n , nr
rli?at-r aflei 5 .la,a' |.ul,11, l . ti..- ,-f
in Mime lie?8|.a|K-r |iul.liali -.1 In \\ iiaUincl,.,,. ] ? .
i. I KA.NKLI.V St'lI\EII?KII. I rnati*.
, 715 14th st. n.w,
I I, IX'.EO- J tASTEUUAY, Tniai,*.
Jel3-dfc<U Uin ti at. n.w.
WAI.1EK II. W1LI.1AMS A t'O., Al CtMXttSM.
By virtue of a tl.-.-J of I rust, la-ariiip ilate the 2J
da, of O't'l-r. A I. 1 -:ai. and -It,I, r.l.-.I
amoUK tlie land reeortla of -M. landria t'.i , atate ..f
\irj;luJa. Llla-r V. No A. f,,li? :,3 ,., lltllr ,n<J
at the written r.-.|ii.-?t .,f tl?- holder .-r ti? n -i
a4t-uu-,l li\ aai.l ilee.1 of tiu?t. He. tb?- un,leraiiru--d
truaieea. will K.-11 a' |Hltillt- auction on th.- i.i-mis- a
Of TUI-K8IUV. THE TWENTY TI1I1M. ,.AV tip
JI NE 1S1I>. Al l'I\E II t l,... K r M il. foil..win*
otw.-rll.ed leal ealale: All Ihoae ple.-.-a ..| lurn li
of gniund. aituate. lying and l^lnc In the .-oooit
L'L !V" \ "."d ,,r VlrK|u'? and known
and distinguished us and heing lots Nos 1 and 2
a< hereinafter dea.-rlUd, ?lx.: I^.t N?. i, |?,ubd. (i
and de?<-ilbed ?. f.,i|?wBl n,.: Ue|?K Oi.- iiortLern
I .art of lot 1. In the aubdlvlaloll of I lit- ,'nt a !e of
the lute Hf-iatlo Hall, aa the aaine la rt-.--id.-d 111
r J; . ? 4- Oh"" "f .he lat .l r. .-..rda of
Alexandria county, \a . and more jwrtli-uUrlr do
fu-rtbed aabefrllinlnK at the a.nith?.-at .-. rm-r of tl.e
null rauillj: K' ateviird: thenee liortliwarxllr a:..i,K
the Hue of aald graveyard to the imminent eoru.-i
or said graveyard; thenee eaatwunlly aloug the
line of aald tai.yard t,, tie line of the entate .f
the late Sam'l Hall; tbt-nee n-.rthwar.ilv ul.-nt the
l.ne of the ?f ,hl. ,M|,, f?ain*! It..,||
line -If Ihf Hayes troperty; ih.o.t- w.-atwa-.liy
al. tig the line of the Hay,-a property to the north
past i-orur t.f lot 2; thtlu-e southwardly a Inthe
L'?f. N't 2 1" aald line In line
with the Southern side of aald graveyard. theti,-e
eaatwardly to the ,-.,int .f twginalui:. .-outainl'tg
one a.-re. more or 1,-aa being the some that una
cr.nveyed to the said John R. and Kdward C
Ilaute hy t atherlne Marsey et al. by d.-, d dated
September 18 INSi. and duly recorded In Liber
Vi , f fl,"? "(M' of the land records ..f
c"u"'-v- v? Lo< No. 2 bounded and
?"'? "" /"I'ows. via: A part of lot 2. In the
fub.ilvlsl.ill of the estate of the late Horatio Hall
as the same appears ft reeord in Liber .1 N? t'
r.dh, 71. one of the land recrds of si,Id e.',unty ,.f
Alexandria, said piece or parcel of land being
tnoie particularly described as a one-acre lot . fr
the north end of said lot 2. and being .,f equal
width from north to sonth and ..f the entire width
. , 2; ' V'1 ,K,unde.l as follows, t.. v it- tin
.?1 i L.1' , V. ""''division, on the north l.v
the land of the late Mrs. Iiayes. ,,n ihe west I v
lot 8 In said sulHlivIaion. and on the s. nth by the
remainder of said lot 2. cottalning one acre ,?
more no ess icing the same that was convive*
0 J he said John tt. and Edward f Hnutet.v
1 aUierine Marsty et al. by deed dated June m,
Tenna of sale: To lie sold subject to bulldlne
-r.fh ?Tfy"rB "f ?'"??< l?alance
:"r'V ^ dc," s't of $1.?, will be remind at the
iiue of sale. All conveyancing and rccordlnc at
r"*' " H* terms of mle art' not
i mplied with within fifteen days from the diy #
tale, the trustees reserve the right to resell m?
in-i^rty at the risk and <v?t of the d-faultiug
rarchaat-r, after five day,' advertising In some
?ler.ii.aper published In the District of Columbia
LORIX M SAl NHEltS.
RANDOLPH D. IlOrKINS.
*'?3**** Tm?tce?.

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