SUBURBAN NEWSANACOSTIA.

There is a good deal of anxiety on the-part of many of the citizens of Anacostiain reference to the threatened trouble be-tween the street railway company and itsemployes, and same of the former are

exerting themselves to the utmost to pre-vent a strike. The situation at this timeappears to be that the drivers would pre-fer that Mr. Griswold shall take off someof the cars, thus operating fewer than atpresent, rather than reduce the wages to.25 per day, as proposed. It is said by

some who enjoy the confidence of the offi-cers of the Protective Street RailwayUnion that if the number of cars is reduc-ed the latter can have no right to Inter-fere, but that If the wages are cut a strikewill certainly be ordered.This both the drivtrs and the citizens of

Anacostia are, as stated, opposel to. and.as some of the drivers have already saidthey would rather take their place on theextra list than have the wages cut, it isbelieved the idea of running fewer carswill be adopted by the company.Mr. Harry Lewis, a teacher in the Burr-

ville public schoil. near Benning. wasthrown from a carriage in which he wasdriving to school yesterday morning byhis horse running away, and, although thevehicle was demolished, he escaped injury.The announcement by the excise board

that they will receive no applications forlicenses after Thursday rext has revivedinterest in the saloon project in Anacostia,and the friends of the proposedl enterpriseare now, it Is said, taking the proper stepsto accomplish their object.The recent cool weather and persistent

opposition of Sergt. Anderson h've suc-ceeded in breaking up the gathering ofmen who nightly for months have assem-bled on Railroad avenue and convertedthat street into a continuous bar room,much to the disgust of all law-abiding cit-isens.

TENLEYTOWN.

Four new members were added to the Ten-leytown Baptist Church enrollment Sunday,through the efforts of the Central UnionMission. The mission workeis will visitTenleytown again next Tuesday.Mr. Samuel Hurley has been selected to

fill the Sunday school superintendency madevacant recently through the death of Mr.King. Other officers !hosen were Mr.Charles Hurley and Mr. Henry Burrows,who will serve as deacons: Mrs. Mary Cost.treasurer. Pastor G. W. McCillough is aid-ing Dr. J. S. Lodge in the reviveil meetings.Pastor Smith of the Tenlevtown M. E.

Church is very low with typhoid fever.The riders of the Tenleytown sectln are

all astir over the tournament to comA offtoday in the Dumblane groun Is, under theauspices of St. Anne's Catho!ic A'l Society.The affair promises to be pre uctive of

much pleasant rivalry. Mr. W. J. Mullinmill be marshal of the day and Mr. JoeEnders will also look to the management ofthe contests.On Wednesday there wil. -be an open-air

concert of excellence.Mr. and Mrs. Mallon, parents of the Rev.

Father Mallon of St. Anne's Church, havetaken up their residehze on the river road.Tenleytown.

HYATTSVILLE.This village was thrown into a state of

excitemebt about 8:30 o'clock last night bythe burning of a large-sized wood shed ad-joining the parsonage of St. Jerome's Cath-olic Church. The fire was first discoveredtyi several small tbos, who immediatelygave the alarm and brought a number ofcitizens to the spot. The darkness of theniglt. utised' tIW blase of the burningbuilding to be seen for a considerable dis-tagne., ThQ citizens worked hard to subduethe flames with the aid of the old hand-pump -engine, but their efforts proved in-effectual, and the shed was soon destroyed.The building was located very near theCatholic Church, parsonage and stable ofthat church, and for awhile they seemed indanger of catching fire, and the excite-ment was great. An amusing incidenthappened during the fire by a prominentettlzen,' who' was' assisting in fighting theflames, falling into a barrel of water whichwas being carried-te the burning building.It is thought that the fire originated froma barrel of coal oil that was kept in theshed being ignited. The new Howe chem-ical and water fire engine which was re-cently voted by the town commissioners,and which is now at the station, was notbrought into requisition. A meeting of thecitizens of Hyattsville will be held at theoffice of Justice Carr at 7:30 o'clock tomor-row night for the purpose of organizIng avolunteer fire company.

BROOKLAND.

Although the Catholio University opened%%at week there has been but little done inthe way of study. Classes had to be ar-

ranged, so the professors were kept busy.With this week, however, the students be-gin work. Scattered throughout this vicin-Ity there are quite a number who will at-tend the utniversity. Mrs. Smoote, in Brook-land, has as her guests six students, Mr.Joseph G. Powers, Mr. James J. Powers,Mr. Geo. V. Powers, Mr. Francis P. Gull-foile, Mr. M. F. Kennedy and Mr. John J.O'Brien. The Messrs. Powers, who arefrom Peekskill, N. Y., will pursue civil en-

g'neering, as also will Mr. James Dickey ofCovington, Va., who is the guest of Mrs.T. G. Carmick. Mr. Guilfoile of Water-bury, Conn., and Mr. Kennedy of Williams-burg, Pa., will take as special studiesphilosaphy and law. Mr. O'Brien, who willalso pursue philosophy and law, is fromWheeling, W. Va., where he attended St.Mary's College, at which institute he stud-led the higher branches of the sciences,and was considered a young man of rarecapabilities. Prof. F. Cameron. who isfrom the south, is stopping at Mrs. Page'sin.University Heights. As professor ofchemistry, he will assist Dr. Griffin. An-other student in Brookland is Mr. CorneliusHooley, who is stopping at Mr. HarryDowlng's residrence on Lar sing street. Mr.Hooley la from Staunton, Va., and he willtake a course in languages at the McMa-hon Halt. "The Eckington"~ also has sev-eral of the professors and a number ofstudents. Among the faculty are Rev. Dr.E. T. Shanahan, professor of philosophy;Mr. Philip N. Robinson. LL. B., son ofJudge Robinson, registrar of the universi-ty; Rev. Dr. John J. Griffin. professor ofchemistry. and Judge William C, Robinson,LL. D., dean of the faculty of social sci-ences and professor of law. Judge Robin-son and hIs son are only at "The Ecking-ton" temporarily, for it will not he long be-fore the judge and his family will take uptheir resiilence in their cottage in the uni-versity gcrounds,which is almost completed.All the students at "The Eckington" willpursue the study of iaw. Among them areMessrs. Win. T. ('ashman of Boston, Geo.S. Coiel of New York, H. Lamar Monarchof Owensboro', Ky... Thomas D. Motte, Jr.,of Los Angeles. Cal.. Geo. J. Twohey ofNorfolk, Va., and Win. H. McBam of Hay-erhill, Mass. The students seem thorough-ly pleased with the pretty suburbs in whichthey are making a temporary home. Theuniversity term has but just begun, and itIs probable that other students will takeup their abode in this vicinity.A new building Is beipg erected at the

Soldiers' Home. This is an amusementhali, where entertainments and operas ona larger scale than heretofore could bedone will be given for the soldiers. Thebuilding is situated back of the main build-ing. The contractors are Messrs. Winnfreeand Esher. The lower part of the buildingis to be of granite and the remainder ofwhite marble, and It will probably be com-pleted the first part of April.

LAUREL.

The city council met in special sessionlast night, with Mayor Phelps, CouncilmenThies, Schooley, Carr and Falrall present.The Maryland and Columbia railroad or-dinance was reported favorably from thecommittee and was adopted. It is as fol-lows: Be It enacted and ordained t'y themayor and city council of Laurel, that theright to occupy the bed of 0th street, in thetown of Laurel. and cross all streets irnter-meeting said 6th street from Main street tothe southern or western terminus of said6th street near Gorman avenue, and tocross Main street, he and the same is here-by granted to the Maryland and ColirnbiaRailroad Company for the construction arndoperation of an electric double-track rail-road. upon the following terms. restrictionsand conditiors: 1. That the said company

other suitable crossings, so that the rail-way can be crossed conveniently by ve-hicles and persons at grade, and make theapproaches to street crossings at suchgrade an will be satisfactory to the mayorand city council of Laurel, and gravel theroadway of said approaches, and shallgrade and fill between the tracks and thespace left for sidewalks. 2. That where thesaid company occupies the bed of a street,they will make on each side of said double-track railway a carriage road, eight feetwide between the tracks and the space leftfor sidewalks, of at least as good materialas said street is now composed, to the satis-faction of the mayor and city council ofLaurel, and make a track which can beeasily crossed at any point by vehicles, asper diagram attached. 3. That authority isgranted said railway company to crossMain street at such grade as may be agreedupon between the mayor and city'councilof Laurel and president of the Marylandand Columbia railroad, so as to interferewith present grade, as provided in the plansand specifications for said street, in theleast practical way, and will put the cross-ings in the same condition as the presentplan of improvement calls for. 4. That thesaid railway company will agree to stoplocal trains at signal for passengers at anysecond street, counting from Main street,westwardly. 5. That the speed of trainswithin the limits of the town of Laurel notto exceed ten miles an hour, and cars shallnot stand on street crossings longer thannecessary to receive or deliver passengers.& The mayor and city council reserving,however, the right to grant any other elec-tric road the right to cross at grade thetrack of said Columbia and Maryland rail-road. The qaid right to be used only byelectric or cable power, and said road to bebuilt according to the plans, plat and pro-file filed with this ordinance. 7. This ordi-nance to take effect when accepted by saidcompany, said acceptance to be attested bythe seal and the signature of an officer ofthe said company. S. In case the said rail-road company fails to have the road inoperation witlin two years from the dateof the.passage of this ordinance, the saidordinance shall be null and void.

TAKOMA PARK.

The regular Sunday evening prayer meot-ing of the Young People's Society of Chris-tian Endeavor was held in the chapel Sun-day evening, with Mr. J. S. Poler as leader,who, after the usual opening service ofprayer and song, presented with appropri-ate remarks the topic for the day, viz.:"The Duty of Happiness." After whichthose present participated, with selectionsof Scripture, brief prayers, hymns and re-marks.The prediction 4n The Star some days

since that Takoma would shortly have atelephone service was verified yesterday,when the Chesapeake and Ohio TelephoneCompany placed in the post office here oneof their long-distance telephones, therebyfilling a long-felt want, there having beenno telephone service here since the fire,nownearly two years ago.Mrs. Win. Alvey is convalescing frcm a

severe attack of grip and sore throat, whichnecessitated isolation from family andfriends for a few days and the care of atrained nurse.Miss Mary Joyce is spending a few days

with the family of Mr. Win. Watkins ofMaple avenue.Dr. Stone reports an improved condition

in the invalids at the home of Mrs. S. E.Page.Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Summy of Vienna.

Mrs. F. L. Summy, Miss Ethel Summy,Mrs.A. E. Hillman and Miss Minnie Reinhardtwere recent guests of Takoma relatives.Miss Lalla Paxton has returned to her

home from a visit to Miss Mary Waters ofMagnolia avenue.Mrs. M. F. Halleck has returned from a

short visit with Washington friends, andwill remain at her home here until Novem-ber, when she will join her mother, Mrs.McVeagh, at the home of the latter in Mt.Vernon, N. Y. Mrs. Ha'ileck is.still suffer-ing from the effects of the strain'upon hersystem caused by the constant dare of Mr.Halleck for many gionths previous to hisdeath in June last.Much interest is being manifested by the

members of Trinity P. ME. Church in a meet-ing to be held at an early day for the pur-pose of determining upon a rector. Rev.Dr. Johnson, formerly assistant rector ofTrinity P. E. Church, Washington, whoofficiated Sunday night, has occupied thepulpit in Trinity frequently during thesummer.

CARLIN SPRINGS.

A largely attended meeting of the Citi-zens' League was held here last night atthe residence of Capt. W. C. Pennywitt onSummit avenue. Matters of interest to- thepeople of the county Were discussed atlength, after which the league adjournedto meet next Tuesday evening at Ballston.The membership of the league is steadilyincreasing and no little good is expected toresult from its efforts.The board of directors of the Carlim

Springs Co-operative Association met isCurtis Hall last evening -for the transac-tion of routine business. Nothing of spe-cial importance was brought before theboard, which adjourned after a brief ses-sion.There was a full representation of villagi

society several evenings ago on the occa-sion of the regular meeting of the Floral,Literary and Social Club, held at "SeverGables," the residence of Capt. and MrsPennywitt. After a pleasant period spentin conversation, the club proceeded to theprogram, one of the principal features olwhich was an able address by Mr. J. L,McCreery of Washington on "Psychologyand Education." Mr. McCreery also gavesome interesting tests In character reading,of which he has made a study for a num-ber of years. The members of the club andtheir friends present were then given theopprtunity to show their knowledge ofliterature by guessipg the authorship o1thirty-six quotations placed before them.After a discussion of the advisability of thepurchase for the library of the Encyclope-dia Britannica, a plan which seemed tcmeet with considerable favor, the club ad-journed, after an enjoyable evening, tcmeet next in Curtis Hall as the guests ofMr. and Mrs. Mitchell.

BALLSTON.

The Missionary and Ladies' Aid societisof the Presbyterian Church held their regu-lar monthly meeting a few evenings agcat the Wundoria Heights, the residenceof Mr. and Mrs. George Wunder. RevMirs. Rathbone presided over the Mission-ary Society, while the chair of the LadiesAid SocIety was occupied by Mrs. \VilliantYoung. who was unanimously elected presi-dent for the ensuing year. with Mrs. BChappelier as vice president.On the conclusion of the business of thE

evening, an enjoyable repast was served b3the hoatess, Mrs. Wunder, assisted b.y heidaughters, Mrs. Welch and Georgie. ThEremainder of the eve-ling was :jvent mostpleasantly with music and conversation.The parlors were beautifully decorated wil:ferns and flowers in honor of the occasion.Among those present were Rev.' and Mrs

Rathbone, Mrs. William Young, Mrs. EChappelier, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Muson enddaughters, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hayes, Mr.and Mrs. A. W. Cathcart, Dr. and MrsHance and daughters, Mrt. F. Schutt, sncthe Misses Schutt, Mrs. Harvey Bailey,Mrs. A. Reed. Miss Reed, Mrs. A. P. Douglass. Miss Grace Douglass, Mrs. S. L. Johnston, Mrs. Magruder, Miss Sarah Ball, andMessrs. C. Gilbert and W. W. Douglass.Mr. Hugh L. Johnston and his sister, MisE

Lacey Johnston. have left for Ohio, wherEMr. Johnston will attend Scio College, whilihis sister will spend the winter with asaunt in Cadia.

FALLS CHUROM.

A largely attended and interesting meet.ing of the Village Improvemnt Society waiheld last night at th~e residence of Mr. andMrs. E. W. Watktins. Dr. -J. B. Gould, president, presided, with Mr. E. C. Hough aisecretary. A proposition offered by Mr. G.A. L. Merrifield that the society have acourse of lectures andt entertainments dot-ing the winter months at O)dd Fellows' Halwas referred to the extecutive committee.Mrs. J. B. Gould, Miss Belle Merrifleld,Messrs. M. E. Church, G. F. Rollins and A.E. Rowell were elected as members of thiexecutive committee. These,with the officeriof the society, form tha committee. Thedeclination of Dr. J. B. Gould as presidentwas offered and action deferred until neximeeting. The invitation of Mr. W. W. Kins-ley to hold the next meetning at his residencEwas accepted. An excellent program of exercises, in charge of Mr. E. W. Watkins,was rendered, 'onlesttig of the following,viz: Reading, "Jim's investments and KingSollermun," A. E. R-owAil; solo. "CLould I'(Losti), Miss Dexter; recitation,Miss EdithMerrifield; solp, "HamIe, Deary ilome,'Percy Danis; reading, selection. "Whcrokre TUn the Meeting," Dr. . B. Hodrlekin;

instrumental duet, "Radiensa" (Gottscbalk),Miss Carrie Parker and Miss Annie Mar-shall; recitation, "What Could a Poor GirlDo," Mrs. J. B. Gould; instrumental solo,"Last Hope." Miss Annie Marshall; vocalsolo, "Stories," Mrs. E. W. Watkins. Amoigthose present were Mr. and Mrs. W. W.Kinsley,.-Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Eastman. Dr.and Mrs. J. B. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.Parker, Dr. and Mrs. J. . Hodgkins, Mr.and Mrs J. Y. Lashhorn, Misses Jessie Eng-land, Kate Weller, Edith Merrifielt], CarrieParker, Garnet Payne, Nellie Hawxhurvt,Myrtille Dexter, Annie Marshall, hirs. Dex-ter, Messrs. E. C. Hough, E. F. Rorebeck,G. T. Mankin, P. H. Christman, HowardChristman, Ernest and Percy Daniels. Mr.Pierce, W. E. Parker, G. F. Rollins, 0. A.L. Merrifleld, A. E. Rowell.The republicans of the county held a mass

meeting at Fairfax Courthouse Monday.The meeting was called to order by thechairman of the party, Mr. Job Hawxhurst,who was elected permanent chairmanof the meeting, and Mr. E. F. Rorebeck ofFalls Church secretary. All the districts inthe county were represented except Mt. Ver-non. A resolution was adopted demandingthe repeal of the present election law andthe enactment of a non-partisan law *thatshall aid every voter to cast his ballot as hemay desire and guarantee its being countedas cast. The nomination for representativeIn the legislature was tendered a numberof those present, but declined, and flnallyJudge James Sangster was nominated. Itis not known whether Judge Sangster willaccept, but it is thought that he will.

Mr. A. H. Crasby of 158 Kerrstreet, Memphis. Tenn., writes thathis wife had cancer which hadeaten two large holes in her breast,ad which the best physictans ofthe surrounding country treated, andpronounced incurable. Her grand-motLer and aunt had died of

an when told this, the most eminentspecialists of New York, under whosetreatment she was placed, declar"'he- case was hopeless. A11Mment having failed, she was given

mended, and, astonishing as it mayseem. a few bottles cured her sound%nd well.Our treatise on this disease will

be sent free to any address.SWIFT SPECIFIC 0.,

Atlanta, Ga.

AUCTION SALES.FUTiJURE DAYS.

C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEItS. 1407 G ST.ISuccessors to Latimer & Sloun).

BY ORDER OFPRINCE CANTACUZENE,

ENVOYEXTRAORDINARY AND

MINISTERPLENIPOTENTIARY OF

RUSSIA,WE WILL SELL AT THE

LEGATION,COR. OF 1gTH AND I STS.

(BY CATALOGUE),ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER

15TH, 1895,AT zo O'CLOCK A. M.,

THE FOLLOWING RAREFURNITURE:

ELEGANT TURKIS HRUGS, 3,ooo BOTTLESOF CHOICE WINES, &c.,&c., ALLSELECTED BYTHE F1INISTER IN EU-ROPE WITH GREATCARE AND JUDGMENT,TO WIT:

ELEGANT LOUIS XVI PARLOR SUITE OF FIVEPIECES, MOUNTED BRASS AND ORMOLU;SUIERB LOUIS XVI MARBLE-TOP GILTTABLE, WITH FLUTED AND DECORATEDLEGS, RAM'S HEAD CORNEItS, ETC.; THREERARE AND BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE DUTCHMARQUETERIB WARDROBES (ONE DATED1737); 2 RARE FRENCH WARDROBES, EM-BRAZONED DOORS; LOUIS XVI GILT CONSULTABLE, LOUIS XV ROLL-TOP. SERPENTINE-FRONT SECRETARY, WITH ORMOLUMOUNTS; LOUIS XVI CABINET TABLE, ELE-GANT MAHOGANY GLASS-FRONT SHOWCABINET, BRASS MOUNTED, CHOICEPIECE; RARE OLD INLAID SWELL-FRONTBUREAU, OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAV-INGS, LEATHER EXTENSION CHAIR, MAR-QUETERIE TABLES, BARi MAHOGANY COL-LECTOR'S CABINWr, WITH BRASS MOUNTSAND SIDE HANDLIE; LOUIS XV PEDESTAL,ELEGANT FRENCH MAHOGANY SLIDING-TOP DESK, RARE SHAPE AND CONSTRUC-'TION; PARLOR SUITES, IN SILK REP.PLUSHAND CRETONNE; EBONIZED DINING TABLE,TWENTY-FOUR CHAIRS AND TWO BUF-FETS, MADE FOR THE FRINCE LN PARIS;ELEGANT RUSSIAN SAMOVAR, EMPIREGLASS-DOOR CABINET, TWENTY RARETURKISH RUGS, CHIFFONIER, NIGHTTABLES, BRASS BEDSTEAD, CARVED OAKCHAIRS, EBONY CARD TABLE, EBONYFLAT-TOP DIEK, EBONY CENTERi TABIE,CHINA AND GLASS WARE, COP'PER COOK-ING UTENSILS, REFRIGElIATORS, PASTEURFILTERiS, KITCHEN RIEQUISITES, ETC.

AISOONE! DRAG, MADE IN VIENNA,

AISO8,000 BO'TTLES OF RED AND WHITE WINES,

CHAMP'AGNI!B, BRANDY, ETC., OF THEFLNEST BRtANDS, SUCH AS CHATEAUPALMER, RATIZAN, RABAND, SUDUIRtANT,BEYCHIEVILLE, OLD COGNACS9, FINE CHLLWPAGNES, SPA&NISH WINES, LIQUEURS, ETC.,ETC.

Grand exhibition MONDAY, OCTOBER FOUR-TI.ENTII, from NINE A.M. until SIX P.M. Cats-logues mailed to any addresas.

C. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers,oe8-dts ^1407 G at.

DUNCANSON BRUS., AUCTIONEERS.PEREMPTORY SALE 0O' VALUABLE UNIM-PROVED PRO'PEIITY ON EAST CAPITOLSiE't BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH

Under and by vir tue of athority in me vestedby the P'eople's Investment Co.- I will sell at publicauction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY.OCTOBERt FIFTEENaTH, A.D. 1895. AT FOURFORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the east 20 feetfront by the depth of 105 feet of lot 7, square 942.Terms cash. Deposit of $200 required at time of

sale. Conveyncing, etc.. at purchaser's cost.Terms of sale to be complied with in fifteen days,otherwise the property will be resold at risk andcost of defaultIng purchaser.

J. SPLIEDT,-08-d&ds Attorney for owners.

Horses. Horses.On Thursday, October Tenth, Ten

o'clock a.m., at our Auction Sta-bles, 211 x rth St. N. W.We will sell two car loads of Horses shipped

direct from the country and selected for this sale.

WE MAKE SPECIAL MENTIONOF ONE PAIR MATCHEDBLACKS, 5 YEARS OLD,

16i hands high, sound and gentle; will make a dirst-celas coach or family team, Several fairly match-ed for carriage or general uisc, In fact, this stockwill suit all purposes and any one in need shouldattend this sale. On SATURDAY u'e will sell acar loud from H. S. Weaver, and one from JamesHare, .Beaver couty, Pa.Owing to the increase in our business we will

have two sales a week, THURSDAY and SATUR-DAY.

MAGRATH & KENN5LLY,Auctioneers,

eS.sk 211 11th at. n.w.

A well-kaown -Mr. Harry B. Koch--whose- establishment Is at thecorer of 3d and Pennsylvania. avenuesouth=4.A.4e .at m C street south-east, in a state worn to before M. A. Bal-lenger, Motary p aay1 he was a sufferer foryears from lter spepsla and indigestion ofa catarrhal nata e. tried doctor after doctorasd' all kid- of tIsed rem-dies without Ob-taining reli7. aIker cured him.Dr. Walker -m ronsulted free of charge,

personally or by His well-known sanitariumat 1411 -Pan e, adjoining Willard'sHotel, Is qpen consultation and troatment.Offce. beurs-10. to., E p.m.; Wednesday andSaturday evenIng 8; Sundays, 10 to 12.Charges for tre t very low.All IntervIews snd correspoudence sacredly con-dential. No cnses#M& public without consent of

patients. oeS

AUCTION SALES.FUTUJRE DAYS.

HORSESVSpecial scle of trotting and carriage teams by

Hale and Garther of Warrenton, Vs., atJAMES G. BOWEN'S STABLES,

NOs. 625, 627 and '629 New York avenue, between6th and 7th sts. ZLw.,Washington, D. C.,

On FRIDAY, OCTOBEI ELEVENTH, 1895.Sale positive, rain or shine, by auction, without

reserve, at ELEVEN A.M.Get the catalogue of stables, where stock can be

inspected.These are all young, Sound, first-class horses, sold

subject to inspection and approval.These horses are positively guaranteed to be as

reprcsented, or no sale. Parties wishing to buycall at the stable, and they will be hooked Up andtried. orS-St*RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCIONEERS.

NNALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEETS.ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR-

NITUIE, CARPETS, BEDDING, CHINA ANDGLASSWAtE, IEfC.. AT PUBLIC SALE.

By order of the Supreme Court of the District ofColumbia, holding a special term for Orphans'Court Iuslesa, we shall sell, at public auction, onWiDNE!S Y, OCTOBtER IXTEENTH, A.D. 1815,Ilorsehold Furniture aid Peisonal Effects of thelate J. T. Coltnbe, at No. 1312 9th street north-wist, partially eouierated:HANDSOME PAtLOi SUITE, UPHOITrIERD

IN SILK, MADE TO ORDEt: OVAL ,I.T FItAMEM~iRo)t,OAK IAS.IBEl SUITES, PLATEGLASS; WALNUT BOOK CASES, HAIR -LOI'IlPARLOR SUrIES, WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES,OAK IAND MAHOGANY WAlRDlOBIES, HALLRACK, EASY CHAIS, MARBLE-TOP CENTERTABLES, PAINTINGS. OAK EXTENSItON TABLEAND DINING ROOM CHAIRS, I'OR1TIER E,. LACE(Il'TAINS, WINDOW SHADES; BRMItLT.S ItALLAND STAIR CARPETS, MISCELLANEOUS OiiL'4,FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS <AND BOLSTErtS,iAlIt AND HUSK MATItESES. BRUSsFI.S, IN-GRAIN AND OTHEI CAlKE7. ItU .'1 SEI)DING,CUINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCH0N UTENSIIS,Etc., TOETHER WITH MANY OTiER At-TICLES TOO -NIOMERIO TO MENTION.

Parties furnishing will flnd it to their edvantigeto attewd this. sale, as the goods ar all in goodcondition anxd worthy the attention of buyers.Terms cash.

ANN M. COUMBE, Adnitnistratris.A. T. COITMBB, Admiristrator. oeX-7t

TRUSTEES' 4.4LE OF VALUABLE IMPROVEDREAL ESTATE, LOT 20x25 TO ALLEY. ANDBRICK DWELLING, NO. %,42 TENTH STREETNOITHWEST.

By virtue of a deed of trust. dated September13. A. D. 18S9. and recorded In Liber, No. 1421,folio, 204, et seq., one of the land records for theDistrict of Columbia. and at the reluest of theparty secured thereby. we will sell at public auc-lion on FRIDAY, Ot'TOBER EIGHTEENTH, A.D.1511, AT FIVE O'TLOCK P.M.. in front of thepremises, the following real estate in Washingtoncity, iod District. to wit: Lot No. 27, In DanielS. Harkness' subdivision of square No, 330. to-gether with the improvements, large, elegant brickdwelling.Tern of sale: One-third cash, of which $150most - paid at floe of sale, balance in one Andtwo years. with Inte'est from day of sale, pay-able semi-anually, to be secured by pur-haser'snotes and a deed d. trust on proirty sold, or allcash, at option of! purchaser. Coveyancing andrecording at purchanpr's cost. Terms of sale to betOmplied with In tip days from day of sale, elsetiust,,es reserve fight to resell at risk and costof purchaser in deault.

WM. F, HOLTZMAN.FREh 'RICK W. TOWNER, Trustees.WALTER BI WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.

ocS-eo4td&ds. 1,OFFICE OF SUPI'ItNTENDENT, STATE, WARand Navy Department building, Washington, D.C.-Government -sat of Condemned Material atauction. ON THIURlSDAY. OCTOBER TENTH,1895. AT TEN () ' 'K, in the courtyard of theState, War and -'y Department building, willbe sold at publi uction, a miscellaneous col-lection of condajnpig property belonging to thisoffice, consistiny or old elesator machines, wirerope, holler tub. &e.. to the highest bidder forcash. The artleedhold are to be removed wita-out delay, and all' the 'risk and expense of thepurchaser. G. W. BAIRD, Chief Engineer U. S.N., Superintendent. oc5A7&9

AUCTION SALE Ote DESIlABLa BitJfNESSAND 1ESiiENCE PROPERTIES BEIAYNGINGTO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE SAMUELNOUIAENT, IN VAIOU1 SEc'TIONS OF THECILY OF WASHLX !ON, DISTRICT OF 00-LUMBIA.

As trustees under the will of Samuel Normnent,deceased, and by virtue of its provisions, the un-dersigned wIl offer for sale.,st publie auction. infront of the respegtive premises, on the days andat the- hours hereinafter stionedCthe foilowinireal estate, with the improvements thereon andthe appurtenances theretO belonging, lying andsituate in the city of Washington, in the Districtof Columbia. via.:ON MONDAY OCTOBER FOURTEENTH, 189.

at the hour of HiALF-PAST FOUR O'CIAC K P.M..a part of sublot 3 in square 575, fronting thePeace monument at the west side of the U. S.Gapitol building, and Improved by house and atorenumbered It an the Circle and Peansylvania ave-nue.ON TUSDAY,. OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, 1895,

at the same hour. the original lot 12 1n square 424,fronting 59 feet by a depth of 95 feet, on the westside of Seventh street bettreen "M' and "N"streets northwest, and improied by three nearlynew brick stores ami dwellings, numbered 1236.1238 and 1240 on Seventh street.On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER SIXTEENTH. IS

at the same hour, the sublot S7 in the square R(18 feet front by 10U feet deep to an alley), im.poved by a three-story brick dwelling numbered

17 "M" street northwest;On the SAME DAY as last aforesaid, at the bok

of FIVE O'CIDCK P.M.. the original lot 20, insquare 73, containing 5,2u) square feet of ground,more or less, having a frontage of fifty-seven feeton the south side of "'L" street between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets northwest, now improved by two frame dwellings numbered 2102 and2104 on said "L" street;On THURISDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH,

1895, at the hour of HAIF-PAOT FOUR O'CLOCKP.M., the sublots.135 and 136, in square 93, eachfronting 18 feet by a depth of 60 feet on the eastside of Twenty-first street between "Q" and "t"streets northwest, each lot being improved by athree-story dwelling, with modern improvementsand conveniently arranged, the houses being num-bered 1615 and 1617 on said Twenty-first street;Terms of sale: One-rourtlof the purchase money

of th, respective parcels sold to he paid in cashen the day of sale, ot within ten (10) days there-after, and the residue in equal instllmuents at oe,two and three year-s from the day of sale, to bearinterest therefrom at the rate of 6.per cent perannunm until p.tid, payable semi-annually, the de-ferred payments ta be represented by the promis-sory notes of the purchasers, secured by deeds cftrust on the seviral parcels in the usual and or-dinary form, and poli-ies of insurance on the build-logs to the satisfaction of lbs trustees, or thepurchasers may. at their option, pay all cash.Terms of sale to be complied with within ten

(10) days from the day of sale, and, on failure of.any purchaiser to so comply, the trustees reservethe right to resell the property at the risk and costot the defaulting purchaser or purchasers. A de-Doalt of $200Ato be masde on the acceptance of eachbid, and all conveyancing and recording to he atthe cost of ie several ourchasers.

" JAMDVg S. EDWARDS, Trustee,500 5th at. n.w.

' .LMENCU': NORMENT, Trustee,THOMAS Central National Bank.

'AuctIoneers, oS340&dsOLtUMRIAHEGTS PROPERTY FOR SALE AT

PUBILIC AUCTItON. FINE BIYILDING LOTFRONTING TIlE WET SIDE OF TiIlit-TEENTH STREET NEAli KENESAW STREET,COiNTAtNING 8,439%. SQJUAIRE FE1E OFGROUND.

As attorneys for the owneO we will offer for saleat public auction, in front or the premises, on SAT-UR:DAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH. 1895, at the hourof MALF-PAST FOUJR O'CLOCK P.M., all of lottwenty-six (26) in lock thirty-six (36), in JohnShermas, trustee's, subdivision- of part of "Moun~tPleasant" and "Pleasant Plains." now called "Co-lumbia Heights," as sid subdivIsion is recorded inBook Goev. ishe. 137, in the office of the suar-veyor of the DltEof Colnmbia. This tot is un-improved and loeb In one of the most desirableportions of ColuirAflegts.Terms of sale: etorth of the purchase money

in cash, payablearf inl fifteen days sfter the sale,and the residue in. .p1installments at one, twoand three years, the eferred payments to bear in-terest at alr per centim yen annum, payable semi-annually, and to he sured by a deed of trust onthe property in the unaln form and to our satisfac-tion; or all cash, at the optin of purchaser. Termsto be complied with wIthin fifteen days from theday of sale, and alt conveyancen and recording atpurchaser's cost. A depoit of O to he made onacceptance of hId. DWAIDS& BARNARD,

Attorneys, 500 5th at. n.w.THOMAS DOWLING& CO.. AuctIoneers. oe5-d&dsRATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO.. AUCTIONEERS,SUCCESSORS TO RATCLIFE, DARE & CO.

DESIRABLE HOUTE OF EIGHT ROOMS WITHLARGE FRONT AND BACK YARS, 137MIASSACHUSETT'IS AVENUE NORTHEAST;NEARLY NEW, WITH ALL MODERN IM.-PROVEMENTS. GOOD CHANCE FOR INVEST-MEINT OR TO SECURE A HOME.

By virtue of a deed of trust given to us andduly recorded in Liber 1630. folio 170, the under-signed trustees will offer for sale, at public auc-tion, in front of the premIses, on THURSDAY,OCTOBER SEVENTEFENrH. 1895, at FIVEO'CLOCK P. M., sub lot 69, In square 723, .to-gether with the Improvements, consisting of a goodnew brick house of eight rooms.Terms: Onte-third cash, the i'esiduie in one and

two years, with 6 per cent Interest, or all cash, atthe option of the purchaser. A deposIt of $200 re-quired at time of sale..

FRANK T. BROWNING,4161 5th st. n.w.,

JOHN S. SWORMSTEDT,130B F at. nw.,

AUCTION SALES.THIS AFTERNOON.

DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONKEn'nPEREMPTORY SALZ OF FINE BUILDING IOT

ON '-P" STREET BETWEEN 16TH AND 17THSTREETS NORTHWEST. FRONTING TWENTY-TWO FIEET.

ON TUESDAY AFTERNOONOCrOBER EIGHTH.A.D. 1895, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will 11l4,in front of the premises.

LOT 101, IN SQUARE 181.This lot fronts 22 feet on P street and has a

depthof 125 feet to a 20-font alley. A very de-sirable bulding lot wIth two party walls.Terms: $2.400 to remain on the property until

August 23, 1879. One-half or all of the amount overthe $2,400 in cash, the other half in one year. Notesto be secured by dee4 of trust on the property,hearing 6 per cent interest, payable semI-annually,or artangements might be made to pay all cash.A deposit of $200 required at time of sale. Convey-ancing, &c., at purehaser's cost. Terms of sale tohe complied with in fifteen days from date of sale,otherwise the right reserved to resell the propertyat the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser afterfive days' advertisement of suce resale In somenewspaper published in Washington, D. 0.By order of the heirs.o.S-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts.

TOMORIROW.

JOSEPH BROTHERS & COAuctioneers.

Special sale of all the Household Furniture andS:ock contained in premises 616 Louisiana avenuencrthwest, adjoining Central Union Misiona-stockof a dealer 4Auitting business-at auction.On WIDNESDAY MOltNING, OCTOBER NINTH.

at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., we will sell all remaininggods contained in above premises. Several =oom Sets, Odd rieces, Bedsteads. Bureaus, I

Stands, Cane and other Chairs and Rocking, Shelv- Iing, High Desks, Extension Tables, 20 sets Deco- Irated Toilet Ware. Plano, Parlor Pool Tahl.Clocks, Carpets, Rugs, Springs, Sewing Machines, Ietc., with a large quantity of other effects. Eve.ylot must be sold. -

it CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman.It. B. LATIMER & CO., AUCTIONEERS.

NO CONNECrION WITH ANY WTHER HOUSE,1229 and 1231 G street.

REGULAR SALE OF HOI'SEHOLD FURNITIURlEAND EFFECTS AT OUR1 AUCTION ROOMS TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), OCTOBER NLINTIl. ATTEN O'CLOCK, IN WHICH WILIBE FOUND A 1NUMBER OF FINE WItAPS, LACES, ETC.

ALSOA LOT OF FINE CIGARS.

lt OFFICE FURNITUtE, Ely.C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST.

SPECIAL SALEOF FURNITURE, CAR-

PETS, &c.ON WEDNESDAY, OC-

TOBER NINTH, 1895, ATTEN O'CLOCK A. M.,WITHIN OUR AUCTIONROOMS, 1407 0 STREETNORTHWEST,WE SHALL 01FER A PI.ENDID COLLECTION

OF GOODS, CONSITINGt OP:PARLOt SUITFS, OAK, ASH, WALNUT AND

CHERRY BED Root0M SFTS. OFFICE, DININGROOM AND I- ITIIEN SUIPLIES, AND MANYODD PIECES, tUCH1 AS 1IULtEAUSt. WASH-STANDS, BF)STEAiD. SIDEBAltDS, EXTEN-ION TAILES, tt'CKERS, I.ASY CHAlltS,REFRIGEItATORS, SOFAS, COUCHES, MIR-ROltIS, EC.; AliO AIIOIUT 50 SECOND-HAND CARPETS. CLEAN A.,D IN GOOD CON-DITION; LOT OF NEW BItHUSEIS CARPETS,ART SQtARES ANDtIt(iGS, ONE VERY HAND-SOME WAI.NVT MANTEL AND MANTEL MIRf1-BOl. 5 SILVEt-PLATED SHOW CASES, LOTJAPANESE GOODS, &c.. &c.

TERIMS CASH.oc7-2t C. G. SLOAN & CO., Aucts.

C. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST.

Executors' Sale ofListed and Unlisted StocksOf John L. Vogt, Deceased.By virtue of # n order of the Probate Court, dated

Septeml-er 20, 1595, ne, the undersigned executors,will offer fcr sale, at public auction, WEDNESDAY, 1OCTOBER NINTH. 1895, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK IA.M., at the auction looms of C. G. Sloan & Co.,the following ctt.cks:

10 SHARES OF THE WADESBORO BROWNSTONE CO.; 2 SHARES HAGERSTOWN FLOUR-LNG MILL CO., 50 SHARES BRASHER'S PAR-LOR AND SLEEPING CAR CO. OF BALTI-MORE, MD., 100 SHARES CLIMAX CASH REG-ISTER CO. OF BALTIMORE, 5 SHARES CO-LUMBIA CASE CO., 2 SHAICES BAKERS' 00-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ($50 EACH), 4SHARES GLYMONT IMPROVEMENT AND EN-CURSION CO.. 30 SHARES NATIONAL CAPI-TAL BREWING CO., 80 SHARiES HOMEPLATE GLASS AND INSURANCE CO., 38SHARES SECOND NATIONAL BANK STOCK,50 SHARESM RIGGS FIRE LNSURANCE CO., 25SHARES DISTRICT TITLE INSURANCE CO..56 CERTIFICATES OF $25 EACH OF THEGERMAN LUTIIERAN EVANGELICAL CON-COBDIA CHURCH OF WASHiNGTON. D.C., 1CERTIFIC-TE. NO. 86, FOR $50 OF THEWADES ltJRO BROWN STONE CO., 1 CERTIF-ICATE OF MEMBEtSHIP (FACE VALUE.25). MITHRAS LODGE. PERFECTION. NO. 1.A. A. S. R., OF WASHINGTON, D. C.. AND1 CERTIFICATE. NO. 23. FOR $500 OF THEBAKERS' CO-OPEIATIVE ASSOCIATION (IN-TEREST, 8 PER CENT).

Terms cash. CHAS. GRAFT.FRED. C. GIESEKING,

CARL J. F. GRAFF. Executors.Attorney for Executors,

se28-dts 225 4% at. n.w.

DUNCANS'oN BROS.. AUCTIONEERS.

Trustee's sale of Landaus,Vi cto rias, Buggies,Broughams, S u r r e y s,Horses, Harness, &c.,contained In stable No.1620 "M" street north-west.

By virtue of a deed of tust, duly recorded InLiber No. 1705 folio 177, et seq., one of thi landreords of the bistrict of 'olunbla, I will sell, onthe premises, 1420 M street northwest. on TUiS-DA', the TIIRD DAY of OCTOBER, A.D., 1895.coniencirag at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., all and sin-gular Phe goods and chattels and personal p.l1ertynamed mentioned and des-riled In schedule wrk-ed 'A," annexed to jaid deed of trust, consistingas follows:5 Landau. 7 Victorias,13 Broughanst 2 Sur'eys,4 Ruckboards, 2 T Carts,7 tuggl.-s, 1 Wagonette,1 Saxon. 1 Two-wheel Cart.7 sets Single Buggy Har 3 &-ts Iouble Harnem,nes, 20 Landau sets of Bar-

2 sets Surrey ITarness, ncee,12 sets of Cours Harness, 1 set 'Bua Harness.510 Carriage IHorses.The attention of the public is called to this sale.

Stock In line conition. Splendid chance ior partiesdesiring such artieles.TERMS: CASH.se25-dts JOHN B. LARNER, Trustee.

g7The above sale wll be contined WREDN1M-DAY, OCTOBER NiNfTH, 1895, at TWELVEOCLOCK M., whten l'alane of goods will he sold.oc4-dis JOHN B. LARtNER, Trustee-.

DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEES.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK

FRAEDWLING ON T TltE NORtT-WEST, NEAR LINCOLN AVENUE.

Under and b~y virtue of authority In me ,estedby the last wIll and testament of John Mlontgom-ery, deetased, wich wia admItted to probate b~ythe Supreme Court of the District of Columbila,holding a speclal term for Orphans' Court husines.,on November 24, 18913, and recorded In Volume 34,page 426, of the records of said court. I will ofrerfor sale. In front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY.i.CTOBER NINTH,. A.D. 1895. AT FIVE O'CLOCKP.M., the followilng described real estate, situateIn the city of Washington. to wit:The east 161 feet 7 inches front on "R" street of

lot numbered 17, 1n square numbered 5151, hy thedpth, 130 feet. containing 2,1'5.5-6 square feet ofground, and Improved by a thebtantial two-storypre's brick house contatning 5 rooms.AlSO, O)N THlE SAME DAY. AT HALF-PAST'

FIVE O'CLOCK P.W., I will offer for sale, In frontof the premises. the followsing described real estate,to wit: Part of lot nummbered 6,contalning 309 squarefeet of ground, ard part of lot numbered 7, contain-Ing 1,250 sq. feet of ground, all in McLaughlin's re-corded subdivision of the estate of George W.Kesting, snd located near the corner of Lincolnasenue and T at. n.w., and improved by a com-.fertable frame dwellIng house containe 5 rooms,fronting on T street.*Terms of sale: One-Ihird of the purchase money

to be paid in cash, and the balance In equal In-sallmets of 1 and 2 years. recured by deed of1trust on the proery with Interest at 4 per centper annum unti aior all cash, at the option ofthe purchaser. Adeposit of $100 will be requiraldat the time of sale. on each piece of property.Terms of sale to be complied with in fifteen daysfrnm day of sale, otherwise the trustee reservesthe right to resell the property at the risk andcost of defaulting purchaser after 5 days' sidver-tisement. All conveyancing at the purebaser', cost.

CHARLER F. MONTGOMERY. Triutee,d6-&ds

FUITURE DAYS.DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS.

EXECUTOR'S SALK OF VALUABLE LOT ONNOltTHl SIDE OF G STRIEET, BETWEE.NEIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS SOUTH-WEST., IMPIIOVED BY LAROE BRICK WARE-HOUSE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Under and by virtue of the powers vested Inme by the last will and testanment of the lateMiar M. Faunce, deceased. I will, on WEDNES-.DA1,. THE SIXTEE!NTHI DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D.18951, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M1., In front of the:premises, sell at public auction, lot numbel'ed three1(31, In square numbered four hundred and thirteen(413), of the Sisters of Visitation's subdivision ofsaid square, as per plat recorded In book B, page122, of the surveyor's office of said District, lam-proved by a large brIck warehouse on the rear ofthe lot.-Terms: One-third cash, balance one and two yeass

at six per cent.B. V. LEIGHTON, Executor,an-d~a. One, astJ n at. n,'w

AUCTION SALES.FLTURB DAYS.

RAT=LFESTON & CO AUCTIONEER@heesr oltatelie Dairr & C.)

ENTIE STOCK OF STAPLE GROCERIE,iOMPRISING TEAS, SUGA.RS. CFFEE, CANNEDGOODS OF EVERY DFb RIPfloN, BROOMS.STARCH, VINiAJI MO-ASSES SPICES. TO-BAC00O- FIOUSFW PICKL, CATSUP.&. NTAIN IN NO. 300 NINTHST. S.E.

ALSOHOBSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, TWOLARGE ICE BOXES, &c.

On MONDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH, at TEN)'CLOCK A.M., we will sell, at the above 2amedtore, the entire stock contained therein, to whichbe attention -of *be trade and private buyers isailed.Terms cash.oc7-d&dbs RATCLrPE, SUTTON & CO., Aucts.PURISTEES' SAL, OF A THitEE-STORY ANDCELLAR BRICK DWELIANG, I.NOWN AS 19000 STREIET NORfiWST.

By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded inAber No.1968, folio 278 et seq., one of the landetorda of the D.atrict of Columbia, and at theequest of the holder of the notes secured thereby,ve will sell, at p-ablic aution, in front of thePremises. on THURSDAY. OCTOBER TENTH,S95. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. thetllowing dezecribed real estate, with the improve.ients thereon, eituate in the city of Washingt.n,)Hstrict of Columbia. to wit: Lot 35. in'Johnlessell's subdivision of lots in square 120. as saidubdivision Is reco:ded in the ollice of the iur--eyor of the Instrict of Columbia, In hook 15.age, 115; said property widl he sold subject to aertain deed of -trust of $50, particulars ofri-Ich will he given at the time of sale.Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase moneyn excess of above meattionsd deed of trust to beaid in cash, balance in Iwo equal installmentan six n:- twelve months from day of sale. withnterest at 6 per cent per anount, payable semi-

nnually, or all cash, at the option of the. put-'es-er. A. deposit of $100 will be required at theime of sale. All recording and conveyancing.t purchaser's cost. Term, of sale to be trun-lied with within lifteen days from day of sale orhe trustees reserve the right to resell at theIak and cost of defaulting purchaser.

SAMUEL A. DRURY,WHITE-IELI) 3cKINLAY,

Trustees.RATCLirIFFE. SUTTON & CO.. Aucts. se2s-d&ds

DUNCANSON BROS., AUCrIONEERS.

SRUSTEES' SALE OF V4LUARLE STABLE PROP-ERTY, KNOWN A NO. 1020 M k'TREETNoufTiiWEST, WASHIINUTON, D.C.

By virtue of a deed of truti duly recorded InAllwer 1t44, folio 46 et seq., of the land records oflie District of Columbia, we ;ill sell, at the re-uest of the party secuted thirel-y, at public auc-Ion. In front of the premirns. on TILEDAY, the-IkFEENTr DAY of OCtOBER, A.D. 1895, at'CUlt OCLOCK PM. all the right, title and In-erftt of Charles T. *ocdl in and to the followingliveribed real estite rid premites. sittuate In tie-ity of Wi-shlngton, District of Columi-a, andkrignated as suilots rumtered feurteen (14). tif-oen (15 ard thirty-nine (.9) n rqu:re numberedne hundred antd eighty-three (1),31, stiject to aertain incumbrance,-the amount of whicn will beraled at tim' of sle. together with all the Im-,rovements, ways, easements. rights. privilegesnd appurterinn-es to the sume belonging or In

.ywise appertining, and all the estate, right.Itle, Interest and claIm, eith-r at law tir in

quity,orotherwise, however. of the said CharlesWoodInand to said described property.

Terms of sale: One-third cash, ana the balancea one and two years. with notes to bear 0 her centttirest ner antm. payable temi-annually until:id, and secured by deed of trust upon propertyold, or all cash, at option of purcbascr. A depositf live hindred dollars required at time of sale.til conveyancing and recording at cost of pur-hIser. Terms of sale to bwe cemplied with withinen days, otherwise the trustes rrerve the rightf resell the property at the risk and cost of the,frulting purchaser, after five days' advertisement

>f such resale in some newspaper published inVasb'ngton, D. C.

JOHN B. LARNER,GASHEREJ DeWITT. Trustees,

ocl-d&ds 1325 F at. n.w.

DUNCANSON BROS.. AUCTIONEERS.iHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCEAND BUSINESS PROPERTY, HiEING STOREAND DWELLING HOUSE KNOWN AS NUM-BER 2M11 "M" STREEC, GE0IkGETUWN.q

By virtue of a decree of the supreme Court ofhe District of Columinia, passed March 9, 189A, Inquity cause No. 15b29. in which Henry Setmertzt al. are complainants and Rebecca Meiners et1. are defendants, the undersIgned trustees willifer for sale at pubile auetion, in front of theremrioses on THUlRSDAY, OCTOBER SEVEN-IENTI. A. D. 1894, at FOUR O'clOCK P.M.,tie following desrilied real estate, situate in theIty of Gcorgetown, in the District of Columbia, torit: All that p.re-el of land situated and being inlie city of Gcorgetow. in, the District of ColumbiA,eginnhlg' at the end of a line drawn westerly anraIl wil( Bridge strpet seventy-tive feet eight

inche. (5 ft. 8% .) from a point Inhe west lina of Montgomery street. one hundredeet (10o ft.) north from the corner formed by theutersection of the-north line of Bridge street andhe west line of Montgomery street, and runninghence westerly. thirty-two feet three and one-halfnches (32 ft. 3% in.), thence northerly and parallelrith Mont.-mnevry street twenty feet t20 ft.), thencereste-rly and parallel with Bridge street nineteeneet (19 ft.), thence northerly and parallel withfontgomery street live feet (5 ft.), thence eastond li-raliel with Bridge street fifty-one feet threend one-half Inches (51 ft. 3% in.), thence mothnd parallel with Montgomery street twenty-lveeet (25 ft.), to the beginning point: also all thattart of lot uumlered ten 410), in Holmead's addi-ion to Georg-town, beginning at the end of oneundred and tifty-eight feet (158 ft.) easterly on theiorth side of Bridge street from the southwest cr-ier of the late Daniel Rentel's brick house, cor-ier of Bridge and Green atteets, and running east-rly by and with Bridge street fourteen feet (14t.), thence northerly and parallel with Green streetne hundred feet t1U0 ft.1, thence westerly fourteeneet (14 ft.), thence southerly and parallel withhe recond line one hundred feet (i10 ft.) to theegining point.Terms of sale: One-third (1-3) purchase money Inash, the balance In one (1) and two (21 .*ears from[ay of sal, secured by deed of trust on thetremises sold, bearing Intetest at the rate of 6 perent per annum, payable semi-annually, or all .,-ash,* the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $20* be made at the time of sale. Al conveyancingnd recording at the purchaser's cost.

THEODORE W. BIRNEY, Trustee,420 5th at. n.W.

12EOS' TOBRINER, Trustee.oS-d&ds Vglty l.ldg., 317 and 319 4% st. n.w.

DUNOANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS.L'RUSTEES' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING HOUSEON 0 STREFH' BETWEEN TWELFTH ANDTHIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.

By virtue ofe deed of trust to us. duly recordedtiWong the land records of the District of Colum-tia, on the 16th day of June. 1812, we will. at theequest of the holder of Ahe note thereby secured,ell at public auction, In front of the premises, at-IVE YCLOCK, ON THURSDAY, THE SEVEN-L'EENTH DAY OF OTOBElt, A.D. 1895, the fol-owing described property. situate In the city ofNaahington, District of Columbia. via.: Lot naim-tered two hundred and ninety-two (2921, in FrancisI. Dubay's subdivision of lots in square ten hun-ired and four (1(41, as said subdivislon Is re-roided in the ofilee of the surveyor of the Districtof Columbia, In Book 19, page 114, together withtI the appurtenances and improvements.Terms of sale: One-third cash, the balance inme and two years, at 6 per cent per annum. In-erest payable semi-annually, notes secured byiced of trust upon propeity sold, or all cash, atoption of purchaser. A deposit of $200 required atime of sale. All conveyanuing and recording at,at of purchaser. Terms of sale to be compliedwith wl Iin ten days from date of sale, otherwische trustees reserve the right to resell the prop-rty. at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur--baser, after live days' notice of such resale bydvertisement In some newspaper published inWashington, D. C.

ALBERT A. WHL9ON,JOHN B. LARNElt.ocfi-d~ds Trustees. 1283 P at.

DUNCANSON IIROS., AUCTIONERS.EXECTOR'S PAi~lEOF FINE IPROYl!D REAL

FSTATE AND PRtEMISES, IKNOWN AS NtUM-1DElIS 1812 AND 1814 HI STREET NitTHl-WEST. BEING THE FOltMERI ltESID)ENCEi OFTIlE LATE DANIEL It. HAGSERt, M.D.,WITH OFl~iES ADiJOINING THE SAME ONTHlE WESTr AND A LAoT ADJOINING 1812 HSTREEir 03, TilE EAST, IiAVINGI IN ALL AFRONT ON H STItEtET OF 81 FEET.

By virtue oef the Inst wvili and testamerit oflniel Rt. llar.:nr, d-eease, duly executed and

-reirdedi. I shtall offer for eale. at public nuitlon,n fronit of the- p-umises. 'in ' UESDtY, the TWEN-L'Y-SECO(NDt DAY of in'rOll-i1, -A.D. 1895, atlAL.F-l'AST FPl'It O'CI.OiCK P' M., all of lot,umitrrd fe-titeen 1141, having a front on iH stretif sixty-tive -i a half (65iil feet and a depth of.83 feet. it'd also pt rt of lot fifteen tl15l, the samtenvting a trout on It atreet of fifteen (1.5) feect ala41) inches by n dethI of 131 ftet 4) 1cnches, and ad-r-ning the above on the east thereof, all In squaremmhbered one hundred and forty-one 41411 oni the;mund plbtt or i-lan of the city of Wahiingtoin, the'I-ole having a fiot on Il street northwest of 81'eet. Thei east 15 fiet 6 in-ces front of lot 15,hive des, riled, is subtject to a right of way fori3-fcct-wide p~rivate alley belonging thereto (and-nning tart of the way back,, In common withhe adjiIttt, prolsarty on the east. The pmpesrtilealove elTt-mra are- improved by that very large aditpncious thtree-story, atile and cellar bric-k houise.Co. 1812 iH street northwest, and the two-st-ryrick house, No. 1814 IH street northwest, used ash es. and adjoinIng and connected ther-with.TERiMS OF SALE: One-third of the purchasencutey to lie paid in cash, of which $300 is to beaId as a deposIt at the time of sate, the remainderit be paid In two equal inetallments In one (I) andwo (2) years. respectively. frx m the day of sale,o be evideimed by the two promIssory notes of theiurchbaser or purchasers, bearing interest from the

lay of sale at 6 per t-ent pr annum, said interest

a be payablg emlaneal allscured by deal .f

r-st on the prcper-ty sob.! or all cash, at the

iption of the purchaser or purchasers, to he ex-

itresed on the day of sale. Teans to be complied

with In fifteen days frot day of sale. All convey-

treing, retording and notary fees at urchaser's

oat, RANDALL HAGNER

Executor of DanIel It. Hagner, deceased.oc1,8,10&12THOMaS DOWL1NG & CO., AUCTIONEERM,

612 3 at. n.y,TRISTEES' SALE OF VALUABLEa IMPROVED

IAT ON WILLARD STREEF BETWEEN 17THAND 18THt STREETS NORTHWEST, WASH-INGTON, D. C.

Default having occurred uder the provlsious of

i deed of trust, dated September 16, 1892, and r--

's-ded In LUber 1715. folIo 327 et seq., of the land

-ecords of District of Columbia. by requesf of theisarties secured thereby, the undersIgned Will offer

or sale, in front of the premises, on TU'ESDAY,

)CTOBIER FIFTEENTH. 1895, at HALP-PASTtOURt P.M., sublet 110, In square 151, Washington,). C.

Terms of sale: One-third cash, one-third in one

rear and one-third in two years, deferred payments

o hear Interest at the rate of sIx per cent pertnnum, piryable semI-annually, and he secured byIced of trust, or all cash, at purchaes-s opion.

L deposit of $200 at time of sale. Conveyancingit prchaser's coat. Terms of sale to he comn-

t$le with In ten days, or resale at pus-chaser's

'ink and est

EDWARD ,T. STELLWAGEN, Trustee,FREDERICK B. McGUIRtE, Trustee,

aa..ana~b 141 U at n y.

AUCTION SALES.FUTURE DAYE.

Q 0. SLOAN & CO., Auctionees1K 0 at.ins.."w to .atuner a MG )

TRUSTEEi' SALB OF A FRAME DWA2WJGSITUATE ON LUDLOW AVENUE, IN "WIUT-NEY CLOSE." D. C.

By. virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated 28thday of- June, A. D. 1895, and duly recorded inLber No. 2m, at folio 212 at seq., one of theland records of the District of Cnlumbla, and atthe request of the party secured thereby, we wiltsell at putlie auction in front of the premise ONTHU22 AY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, 1895, ATHALF-PA.ST FOUR O'CLOt'K. P.M., the followingdescribed land aid premises sWate In the eeutyof Washington, District of (Miumbia, and desig.nated as lot three (k3), in block nine (). in Ben-jamin H. Warder's subdivision of a tract of landcalled '-lhtney Close. as er Pat recorded inLiber County No. 6, folios a2dand , one of therecords of the surveyor's oeice of the District afColumbia, together with the Improvements, con.sstIng of a frame dwelling, situate on Ludlow avm.nw., and adjoining theold lcheutzen Pat.Terms: Puschaser to assume a treat of MU:balance in cash, of which $100 will be required at

time of sale. All conveyannlog and recording atpurchaser's cost. Terms to be fully compiled wit&in fifteen days from day of sale, or the trusteesmay resell the property at the risk and coat of thedefaulting purchaser.

WIL.L.AMt H. T'EXLI4CAS. H. HAr.

oS-d&ds Truetees,RATCLIFFE, SUTfON & 00 AUCTION'mE.

(Succesnors to Ratelie, 'barr & CO.)TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE CI.TItALLY LOCATED THREE-TOlty AND

BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, NO. 624 MSTItE!T NOITHWEiT, SUITABLE FOR BUI-NESS PURIPOSES.

By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Comrt dtthe District of Columbia, passed in Equity CauseNo. 16425 (Tretier et al. vs. King et al.). , theundersigned trustee. will offer for sale at91auction, in front of the premises, on T AYTIlE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D.18i5, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. thefollowing described teal estate, situate in the cityof Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Theeast nineteen (19) feet and ten and one-half 0OWinches front, on E street, by the full depth of orig-inal lot numbered ffteen (15). in square numberedfour hundred arA dfty-neven (457), together withall the Improvements, etc.Terms of sale, as preribed by the decree, an

one-third of the purcuase money in cash, the resi-due in two equal installmen in one and twoyears. with Interest from the of sale at therate of six per cent per annum, secured by deed attrust on the property sold, or all cash, at optionof the purchaser. A deposit of $800 required uponaccetance of bid. If terms of sale are met com-plied with in ten days from day of sale the true.tees reserve the right to resell the aertyat therisk and eost of the defaulting pu after fivedays' advertising in some newspaper published InWashington, D. C. All conveyancing ad record-ing at the purchaser's coat.

NEAL T. MURRAY. Trustee,o2-dL&ds No. 313 4% at. ..

RATCLIFPH, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEHn.(Successors to tatelite, Darr & Co.)

TRUSTEEt' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVEDREAL -ESTATE ON THE NEW CUT ROAD.ABOVE GDALtGETOWN. D. C.

By virtue of a deed of tkust duly recorded inLiber No. 16T4, folio 13 et seq.. one of the landrecords for the District of Columbia. and at therequest of the party secured t yretn. the under-signed trustees will offer for sale by public ae-tion In front of the premises, ON FRIDAY, ElG.TEENTII DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 189, ATFOUlt O'C)CK P.M., the following described realestate, situate in the District of Columbia, towit: All that certain piece or parcel of land andpremises known and distinguished as MAn being loteight (S) of John J.. Lightfoot'a subdivision of Ter-raceo leights, containing 17,64" 95-100 square feet,and being the same property conveyed to Mary E.Colby by said Lightfoot and wife, and describedand hounded as follows, to wit; Egin on thenorth side of the New Cut mad and on thb wontside of the Ridge road, at the Intersection thesfrun thence north 51 degnres 19 minutes wes2-10 feet, thence north.59 degrees 41 minutes went105 2-10 feet,. thence north 70 degrees 41 nMnuteswest 212 3-10 feet to the begtnning point of saidlot, which point is the southeast corner of said lot-thence north '70 'derees 41 minutes went 90 feetto the southwest corner of @aid lot, thence atangles to the right 205 6-10 feet, thence uthdegrees 42 minutes 28 seconds cast 92 1-100 feto the northeast corner of said lot, thence 186 51-10feet to the said southeast corner of said lot eigt.Said tract of land new called Terrace HeItbut heretofore known and called White Haven, to-gether with all the improvements, rights, he.Terms of sale: One-third cash. the balance

one and two years, with interest from the day .1ale at the rate of 6 per.7% per ansa,

alnlacmlssnnl3)' secred V ded of trust o hproperty sold, or all atA option of thepurchaser. A' required spun at-.eptance of terms of sale are not com-piled with hom the day of sale thetrustees e t.rlgbttredsli the atthe risk aost of the d tIng aftet5 days' advertksne 4t-such.mole in some new-paper pubilised in Washington, D. C. All convaF-aoing and regarding at the cost of the mrcWILL1E S. HOGE

WILLIAM- K. AB44-d&dhe Trustees.RATCLITE, SUTTON & CO., AUCIR,

SUCCESSORS TORATCLIFFE, DARE & CO.

TRUS1E'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVMRAL ETATE ON A STREET BETWERNSECOND AND THIRD STREETS SOUTHEAST,AND ON EIGHTH STREET BETWrEN x ANDG STREE1S SOUTHEAST.

By virtue of a decree at the &pmm Court ofthe District of Columbia, passed on the 17th dayof Augtst. 1805, in equitX emige No. 1682, whereinMarguerite ROmie laawsom, by' neft friend. incomplainart. and. Frances Elisabeth Dawson etat. are defendants, I will sell. at poblein front of the premis,., on PIDAY, ELEIENT4DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D 189k AT FIVUO'CLOCK P.., part of let 14, in same 741. Inthe city of W*Aiangtef, D-C.. described as 101-lows: Beginning on South A street afty-dve feetand two inches vtest of the northeast corner atsaid square, 'and running thence west on Seth Astreet thirty-uem feet and azfinehes; thence southone hundred feet and four inches; thence eatthirty-one fe& land Inchest tbenee north amahundred feet and four inches to the place of be-ginning; Improved with a frameldoelug No. 22YA street southeast. This property wiu he solsubject to a deed of tram fe $3,50, dated De-cember 3. 1P9d4 aNd running three yesrs from thatdate. And by eiretne of the same deere, Iwillthe followin 'day, SATURDAY, THE TWLPfDAY OF OCT4BER. A.D. 18, AT FIVE O'CLACKP.M.. sell, at ublle auction. in tront of the pren-ises, sublots Hr Lt,i tederick a s bdi-,lslom of equare .-ghsithe city of Washil~anD.Ca. as said sobinlgm Is recorded In the sdie-of th. orver of the District of Columbia, inBo " at ate 2. Thin peoperty inimproved by one smalI frame buldig and winbe sold subject to a deed of tr for $50, run-niog three- from November 17, 1I,4 uponwhich $" been paId.Terms .f sale: One-third csh, and the balanc

So equal t.anUments, in cue and two yeas, orall cash, at the option of the r . The de-ferred paymets to be byeed of trustupn the prepertY sold, and to bear interest, pay-able seminu ly at the rate at misee cent perannum. A depost Of $100 wi heq en eahlot sold from the rpuehaser at the time of eele;and the termss Of shall be empled with withinten day from the day of sale. etherwine theerty sl be resold. at the ris and costdefaulting purchaser, after five day advrti.meat in some newmoper Published in Washington,D. C CheVei and re ing at prmb 's

W. W. Mr-.aw T1astm,seBg-dide 819 4% at. mw.THOMAS DOWLING & CD., AUCTION0 R

612 E at. nw.

TRUSTllB' nAL.E OF TWO NEW HOm11, ONLOYT 14, IN ARE 2, ON SEATON ShEET"PIN ECKING N

By virtue of a certain deed of trust, bearingdate of January 2, 1868, and daly eorded inLiber No. 1956, follo 151 et seq., of the laidrecords of the Diet-itt of Colunmbia, a at thenequest of the narty sented thserehy, we will en,at tutlle. suetion. in front of the premises, enS EI'N I*DAY, THE SIXTEENTHt DAY OF 0C-TtmER~l, 1898. AT HALF-PAST FOURI O'CEACKP.M1., being all of that pikce or len-el of isndknown and designated as and being lot sambered14. in square numbered 22, of --George Troendell'saddition to the city of Washington," hein a sb-dIvision of a tract if land known as '-Ekigon,"as per pint recorded In lber county naook 6,folio85, one of the recerds of the edice of the ame-i-eyor of the District of Columbia,Terms: P'urehasser to assumne trust of $1,606 en

each honge. balance In caein or on payments to elt.Adeposit of $100) re'ilremd on each hsuse at tIme itsale, All convceyacing mnd recording at pus-

JItSN SWORMISTEDT, 1305 F at. mnw.,DANIEL BIR1TWELL, 6th and La. ave. n.w.,

eo-dfod Trmtes

.DUNCANSON BROS., AUCION8.ti

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALAUABLE PROPERTY ONtTHE RAST SIDE OF iSEVENTH ITRtEET ROAD,By virtue of a deed of trust to us. duly recorded

In Liber 1910. folio 451 et seq., of tine land recordsof the District of Columbia, we will, at the re-quest of the bolder of the noteeseacured thereby,sell at 1blec auction, In front of the premises, enFIRIDAI THE ELEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBE,A.D. lSI AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCKC Pi..,tine following descrIbed real estate, situate in tinecounty of WashIngton, District of ColumbIa, towit: All that certain piece or prcel of land andpremises known and distngusnelas and helprt of a tract of land called "Girl's Portlion,bing part of the farm of the late Abner C. P.

Shoe...kre, beginning at a stone at tine asethwestcorner of said farm and the iert hereby describedad on the east side of thne 7th st' road, mid run-nIng thence along said road north 4 degrees 5'minutes, east one hundred and ninety-two (l3feet ad eighty-six hundredths 4.86) of a feat teastone; themn leaving said road dee east fifteeahundred and fifteen (1,815) feet and farty hun-dredths (.401 of a foot ti astone on the went aidsof a publIc road; thence along the west side of saidroad sooth 21 degreea 6 minutA east three hundredand twenty-four (224) feet and fifty-sia hnidrnedth(.56) of a font to a lvy conft stone at the lntereotion of the west sieof Pimey Braceh and Blairreeds; thence along tine west side of Piney Branchroad sooth 28 degtrees 10 a'inuts west is hundredand s,.venty--nine (67-8) feet and eighty headredtha(.80) of a font to a stone; thence leaving the PlunyBranch road t.orth 41 degrees 22% mlmoles, westfifteen hundred and four (1,504) feet aid thIrty han-dredths (.301 of a font to the beginning, togetherwith all and singuntar the imnevemeets, rightsways, easements, privileges a3apparemmane== inthe came belonigor in anywise appertaling.Terms of gala: Oe-third of tine purchase sas

in ahthe balance in one and two yeas, at eper cent per annum interest. payable semi.aml.. ,notes secured b- deed et trust ugen thne emesold, or all cash at opt of purches=r. Laposit of $100 required at time of sale. AU cem-veyaneig and recordin at cost et purchaser.Terms ofsale to he ~led with within ten daysfrom date of sa'le; ethins the trustees reservethe right to resell the property at the risk and catof the -defgltingputheaser, after five days' a-

tice of such resale advertisementin mm mes

ALETA. W0. ,

-JOHN.B. LAfl.'h s

es2Sdam 353' at. n.u