Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22
"RUSTEES' SALES. AT AUCTION.
STORES, DWELLINGS,
BUILDING LOTS.

BY the authority of decree ofthe Supreme Court of
marks ct all 40. 20. equity. and on the days and
public auction in front of the respective premises the
STp q located In the city of
o on y TSEsDAl; JUNE FIRST 1855, at SIX
mans subdivision Of the square TO each LOT having
front of feet by depth of 97ts feet alley and
street Also lot 50 in Smith and kohrer
subdivision Of square 72 having front of ls feet by
dwelling, No; lo5 street northessi:
o on IN IHC Z y June THIRD. 1885 At SIX
of Lot :. in square 694, having front of Is feet eI-
being inches more or less on east line
and 80 feet more or less, on its west line, improved
by sFis 9Hf1s 81 4 fsi sss s H. in
Rudolf Lobsigers subdivision of parts of LOIS and g.
20 feet TO an alley improved by Brick Dwelling No
so On s,rr1 sl1,he"s JuNE FIFTH 1894
FAST 55S j ESE = SS6Ssioj &
division of Lots 25 and "a. in square 81: improved
$50 64l 4 street southeast, aud bounded In the
4 d. TIE a!ie THEREAFTER the 81. vacant
Lots in the rear of the premises last mentioned Nos.
Al To - both inclusive OF our said subdivision of said
ing alley 80 feet wide. Lot as has front OF
6 feet The Others feet front each all having
Also, part Of original Lot 22. in said square s77.
back that width feet to an alley improved by tW
Brick Dwellings, Nos 627 and 81S street southeast
On TUESDAY, JUNE EIGHTH 1885, at SIX
O'CLOCK PM >, all OF original Lot >, in said square
ST. having front of 46 fee: 1Ols inches by depth
81 So se sopsSsss ~
mer residence of the late 8. A. H. Marks deceased)
Brick stable and outhouses
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER part of the
original Lot in said square ST. beginning for the
same at point III the north line of said street. dis
tan ~ feet east from the southwest of said Lot
a thence north 100 feet thence 20 feet to the
west line thereof: thence north IO2 feet inches to
alley thQrnO fl,a,,
east 80 feet to the east line of said Lot d
and thence west Il feet to the place Of besnnns n
proved by a Brick Dwelling. No. 636 street south
east
Also Lots 81 $50 S1-1 COX O4 60 1907 So Q9451OO
xl0d 66 1902 and 8. d9 54lo91lo4 100. Of
in x the square ne So Lot % i improved by Brick
the rear by 50 foot alley.
on THuRsDAY. JUNE TENTH, 1886. at SIX
lots in Thomas Venabes subdivision of sub lot n of
former subdivision of the square 903, VI: Part Of
the northeast corner of Seventh and streets south
ang inches said Seventh street and i'm rroved by
frame building occupied a and DIV elling and
having . front of Is feet ana extending back that
and all of the sub lot marked and known as ST 81 O.;
adjonng said part Of said sub lOJ and having
width. Said part of said lot u IOR and ali Of
r g. having total fronta.e Of IS and improved
Seventh street southeast.
Pats diagrams of all of the above properties will
be exhibited at the sales.
Terms of sales: Onethird Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash On the days of Sales the residue In
equal installments at and years from the re-
spective days of SALE to bear interest thereirOm and
until paid at the rate of SIX 90 per centum per annum
the deferred payments secured by the purchaser
promssory notes. or the purchasers may. their op-
tion all cash Title to be retained
money and interests fully paid deeds to the pur-
chasers and trust deeds from them to the
paid purchase moneys with satisfactory insurance on
buildings at the option of purchasers subject the
approval of the court. Terms TO be complied with
within ten (1O) days from each sale. II default be
made by any purchaser the right to resell
at his or her risk and cost All conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers One hundred dollars de-
post ON each OF the improved parcels. and 500 on
each vacant lot when bid accepted.
JAMES y. EDWARDS
412 9th st. n. W.: r.,,s.oo,
HENRY WISE CiAKNETT, Trustees.
No. 2 Columbia Law Building.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctrs. mylS-eOdSds