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Blanket Department.

Blanket Department.
The proof that we are Of
feriNg extra inducements
in Blankets, is the fact
that, even in Winter, we
have rarely had IL better
week in Blankets than the
one just past.
Some Of tho offerings for
this week are White Blan-
kets.
500 pairs of Exposition
fine Blankets.
1914 at $500 per pair.
11-4 d" $500 /" I"
1874 &" $500 X"
10 Cases extra fine Cali
fOrnia Blankets in four
sizes.
1O.4 at 81. SO per pair.
III " 1918 q"
1874 " $500 =" L"
1874 1925 d"
California Blankets with
handsome jacquard Bor-
ders.
1O-4 at 81. so per pair.
ia " $3.50 4" I"
1874 " $3.50 I" ("
In wholesale depurtm emit,
OH third floor, specially
low prices are made to
Hotels, Hospitals, Asy-
lums, Schools, etc.
Our Extraordinary Sales
in Silks, Dress Goods and
other departments, will be
continued throughout this
week.
JAMES McCREERY CO..
Broadway and 1 18th st.
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and a coRTLANpr sT.

One dollar Will buy Two dollars
Suits. &c
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TRISTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE AID
nFSlRAElE TWoSToHN AND CELLAR BAY
WINnoW RRICK DWELLING. No Soe aTII
STREET NORTHEAST. WITH TWO STONY
BRICK STABLE II TIE REAR. BY AUCTION
by virtue OF deed OF trust given to us and duly
recorded among the land records Of the District OF
columbia in Liner No. I'LL. at folio ct SEQ, the
undersigned trustees will sell Ivy pulic auction in
,r1nt OF The premises on TIIrRSDAY, THE
TWENTi-THlRD DAY OF NOVEMBER AID
ls93 AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all shat pioce or
parcel OF ground and premises situate. living anil
neng In the city Of Washington in the District of
,oiuniisa. and known and distinguished as and be-
ing lot numbered forty-echt iiSl. i'm McIlhepnv
ana 'aieys subdivision Of certain lnts i'm souar,
numbered nine hundred and eleven GID according
pears OF record in the Office Of the surveyor for
The District Of Columbia i'm Subdivision Rock num-
hered IL. at page a.. together with all the i'm
nroFements. ways. easements rights &c. thereto
belonging or in any wise appert aiming
Terms: one-third of the purchase money 10 no
piiu IN cash. the residue In two equal miscellaneous
al one and two years from the day Of sale owl
denced by the notes Of the purchaser. bearing in
terest from the day Of sale the rate of six per
cen, per annum until paid. payable semi-annually
and secured 10y deed Of trust upon the pr.misas
sold. or all cash. at the option Of tho p,ircla ser
\ deposit Of 500 required when the prnperty Is
teen days from the day Of sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the p-opertr n.
the risk and cost of the defaultnc purchaser after
live days advertisement Of such resale i'm some
newspape- published in Washington, II. G
SAM Ell II. WALKER.
MICHAEL l. WELLER
P'i-u&ups Trustees.
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C. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
1401 u Street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE BE
TWEEN NJ AND y STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust to us bear
1890 in Iber 1907. al folio &C ct seq of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia and at the
written request of the party secured thereby We
the undersigned trustees. will sell public auc-
TWENTY-TIITRD DAY OF NOVEMBER A IN
1893. at HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm ali
that certain piece or parcel Of land and premises
situated in the city OF Washington District OF
lot numbered five t5l. I'm J. H. Brewer and others
subdivision Of square numbered ninety-cieht ,aSl
as said subdivision is recorded in BOOK Ia page
10l, in the Office of the surveyor Of the District 81
Columbia. except part in the mort beast corner OF
said lot. described follows: beginning for The
same on the west line Of New Hampshire avenue
ffty-two and fye-hundredths feet southwest of the
northeast corner OF said square: thence running
west eighteen and forty-six hundr,lhs feet thence
southeasterly to n point the line of said ave.
nue. sinty-two and iyehundredths feet southwes; Of
easterly ten feet on the line OF said avenue 10 the
beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-thirl Of the purchase r,onev
10 he paid In cash and the balance in two eoual
interest at six per centum per annun. paya hle
semi-annuay. from day OF sale. the deferred nav
mcflts to be represented by the notes of the tlr-
chaser and secured by deed Of rrust unon rba
deposit of 500 will be required Of the rurrha scr
at time OF sale. All conveyanciny. recording and
noiarial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms OF sale
TO he complied with within ten DAYS from dsr az
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right 10
resell the property at the risk and cost of the do
faulting purchaser.
W. r. EDMoNSToN
Office 500 5ih St NV
CA1DERDN CARLISLE.
Office 3ii n st. NV
nl3-dts Trustees
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RADCLIFFE, DARR II CO., Auctioneers.
No. go PENNA. AVE. NV

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE. BEING PREMISES NUMBER 500
FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHwEST
DAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH 1893. at
HAIFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, i'm front of the
premises, the following property In the county of
Washington District Of Columbia and distinguished
as part OF lot numbered seventeen IN in Emma
NJ. Gilletts subdivision OF lots in block numbered
three f3), in lie Droit Park as per plat recorded
In Iiber County number z folio 50. of the records
of the office Of the surveyor Of the District OF Co.
lumbia, beginning for the same at the southeast
corner OF said lot and running thence along the
east line of said lot forty t40) feet: thence along
a line parallel with Iarch street TO a point six (6
feet from the west Of said lot; thence on a line
parallel with the west line Of said lot to the north
line of the lot; thence along the north line of the
lot to the west line thence along west line to
the south line, and thence along the south line to
the place OF beginning.
Said property is improved by a comparatiyely
new wellbuilt two-stOry bow window brick house
provements, and in the best Of order, and under
good rental.
The property will he sold subject to two (9 deeds
OF trust amounting in all to about four thousand
$4,000 dollars, the details Of which will be read
at the time Of sale.
Terms Of sale: The purchase money over and
above the trusts shall be paid in cash. Terms Of
sale to he complied with within ten 1Ol days after
the property is sold, otherwise it will be resold at
Taxes paid to date of sale All title examining
conveyancing and recording to be at the sole cost
of the purchaser. deposit of one hundred ($1OO)
dollars will be required when the property is sold
RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS. Attorney. n7-d&ds
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AuCTIoNEEI,s.

CIIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
SrTt' ATED on THE NORTH SIDE of MARY.
LAND ANENIE BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST
BY virtue of dcr'ep passed by the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia the 22d day
Of October. 1893. in equity cause No. 1462l. where
I'm Eeruce T.. Davis Is complainant and Allen G.
Clark ct al. defendants. will offer for sale
in front Of the nr"n,iSeS on MONDAY, NOVENI-
i,ER TWENTY SEVENTH. AID 1893, AT HALE.
FAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scrihed real estate. situated i'm the city of Wash
nyt ton District Of Columbia. to wit: All of ory
inal lot numbered eleven an in square numbered
one thousand and twenty-eght 002S,. the same
having frontage Of about sixty nine feet and ,ix
inches t69 feet 6 inches, on Maryland avenue and
being unimproved.
Te.ms Of sale. by said decree: One tbr,, NJ
the purchase money in cash and the balance To bc
paid in and two years in equal 1pstallments
Notes to he given by the purchaser and secura,
by deed OF trust on the property sold with T.,
terest at the rate of per cent per annum nav
able semi annually the purchaser or purcha sers
at his or their option. may pay all the purchase
money In cash. a deposit Of two hundred dollars
$500, TO he made at the time OF sale Terms or
sale TO be complied with In ten iays or The
trustees reserve the right to resell said real es
tate at the risk and cost OF the defaulting mr.
chaser purchasers. '
HENRY f. DAVIS
Fent!all building.
LEO SIMMONS,
sos r st. NV
DOUGLASS S. MACKEII
4lG 9Th ST. NV
nlo uNus Trustees.
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trustees.
T. E. WAGGAMAN. Auct. nlG-d&ds
RADCLIFFE, pARH & CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.

CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PR0pERTi On STREET REL T. BETW ',liH
WEST. BEING KNOWN AS HOUSE No. 43s
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, in equity No.
14SS4. passed on the 1+th day of November, A. j..
1893. wherein Simon Wolf. guardian. is complain
ant and Edward Gulley ct al. defendants, the
auction. in front of the premises. TUESDAY,
the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY Of NOVEMBER, A.
ID. 1893. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described real estate. situate In the city Wash
ington District of Columbia. to wit: All that part
of lot numbered nineteen 10, in square numbered
five hundred and twelve tJl2l, the same IS
designated and described upon the plats and plan
of the city of Washington. District OF Columbia.
contained within the following metes and bounds
east from the northwest corner Of said lot ind
running thence 30 feet. thence south 1s5 feet
thence west 30 feet and thence north to the place
of beginning.
Terms: As prescribed by the decree are: One
third of the purchase money i'm cash. the residue
in two equal miscellaneous, at one and two years
from the day of sale. with interest the rate of
q per cent per annum. payable semi-a annually. Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the premises sold
all cash. at the option of the purchaser deposit
OF 500 required upon acceptance VI bid. II the
terms of sale not complied with in fifteen
days from the day OF sale the trustee reserves the
of the defaulting purchaser. after five days ad-
vertseEient Of such resale in newspaper pub
lshcd in Washington. II. G. All conyeyancin- and
recording at the cost of tn" purchaser.
MlER COHEN, Trustee.
nl6-d&ds 926 + ST. n.y.
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SUBURBAN NEWS,
ALEXANDRIA.

While the proposal to open additional
streets on the north side of the town is
pending there is a proposal to open the
streets on the south end of the town, and
a bill to open Pitt street to the south line
Of the town is now pending before a con-
Terence committee of the city boards. The
streets in the beginning were intended to
run south to Hunting creek; but in fact.
Lee street is the only one which continues
to the creek Patrick street reaches the
creek by a county road, which makes a
detection just beyond the corporation line,
and needs of the Catholic graveyard have
carried Washington street as far South
street. and Columbus street is open to JEFF
ferson street. With these exceptions all
the streets running south end at a fence on
the south side of Franklin street. 1t is
said that the deeds of the land recognize
the existence of Pitt street south of Frank
lin. but there is not even tradition of the
time when II was open. Its opening would.
however, be of a great convenience for We
hicles to approach the electric road bridge,
which also provides for the crossing of car
riages. The new street will reach the east
end of the Catholic graveyard and will af-
ford an open way 20 the creek, which will
be useful for skaters and bathers and pedes-
TRANS.
The Washington knights of Pythias are
visiting Rathbone Division fair in consider
able numbers Last night many represent
atives Of Columbia Division of Washington
were present.
Yesterday afternoon Lieut.. Smith CT the
police force made raid on tramp settle
ment near Schuler's barn and locked up
thirteen trampS for the night The town
was safe from their depredations and this
morning they We're starting on their way
"A meeting is to be held tonight by Alex
andria Council of the National Union with
view to increasing its membership.
The state taxes are now being paid in at
the city treasurer'S office.
The wedding of Mr.. Harry Moore and Miss
Tuesday night. The newly married couple
were warmly conGra tulated by their friends
and had a reception at the residence of Mrs.
Burton on South Lee street.
The remains of Mr.. James c. Grimes an
old citizen of Alexandria. will be brought
here from Washington tomorrow for burial
Mr.. Grimes was formerly a dealer in the
Alexandria market, holding Il prominent
place
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ROCKVILLE.

In the circuit court yesterday the case of
John Burriss, colored, charged with assault
ing an officer, was concluded with a verdict
OF guilty as indicted. To the two other
cases against him. one for keeping a gam
ing table and the other for carving CON-
cealed weapons. a plea of guilty was enter
ed, and Bu-rlss was sentenced to eighteen
months Imprisonment in the house of cor
rection. During the progress of the trial
all the gambling devices of the prisoner. in
GLIDING sweat cloth, dice and boxes. a re-
Voiver and other articles. Were exhibited in
court, and attracted much attention. At
the time Burriss was arrested, in September
last, he was engaged in operating a game
or sweat at a colored camp meeting about
mile from this place, and when Deputy
Sheriff W. E. Connell attempted to appre-
mend him drew a revolver and ATTEMPTED to
Shoot the officer, but was prevented from
committing the act by sudden blow from
oystander Since that time he has been
connHed in jail here not having been able
to procure bail
In the orphans court yesterday letters of
administration on the personal estate of
Baruck Ofutt, deceased, were granted to
Ihiemann s. Ofutt, bond, 500 Letters of
administration on the personal estate of
Enoch r. Aukard, deceased, were granted
to Lucy c. Auka-d, bond, SEQ. Charles c.
Du Fief, administrator of Lavinia Beall,
NSSCooSu, EeISdSe Oh a. H. Beall.
John I. Carlin and James s. Carlin. execu-
tors Of John Carlin. deceased, passed first
and final account. James G.. Cashell, execu-
tor of Hazel b. Cashell, deceased passed
fourth and final account. The court will sit
during this week.
Miss A. VI. Kraft of Poolesville who has
shown decided musical talent, has entered
the Boston Conservatory of Music to take
a special course.
Mrs. C. Fl. Nourse and Mrs James Beall
OF Jamestown have returned from a visit
To friends in Washington.
A pretty marriage was celebrated at Haw-
Hngs River p. T.. Church on the 9Th instant
the happy couple being Mr.. Frank Griffith
son of Judge Charles III. Griffith, and Ver,ia
daughter of MIR. William Griffith, both of
this county. The bride was attired in a
carried bunch of La France roses, the
groom appearing in the usual full-dress
black. The impressive marriage service of
the church was rendered by Rev. W. H.
Laird. Messrs. Green. Griffith. Robert Dor
sey, Cranmer Griffith and Israel Warfeld
acted as ushers, and the wedding march
was rendered in fine style by Prof Glen
Of the ceremony Mr. and Mr. Griffith re-
ceived the congratulations of their nurner-
Gus friends present, and afterward took a
train at Gafthersburg for an extended west
ern trip. Upon their return they will To-
cate in Howard county.
The sudden death of Mr. John w Hogr
yesterday morning at his residence this
community, where he and his family have
resided for several years. and where he was
universally respected. His funeral will take
place at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
on Friday.with interment at Rockville Gem
etery. S A. NJ
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc,iooeer,
trustees SALE OF y,IUARrr near pST,rn
N KAI AI IIIcI..Ii.r.. 80 - - ~

AALbhAMA
by virtue OF a deed of trust 70 the understand
GATED the 2ith day of July. A u. 1851 nnI ~
corded In Liher 1882. folio 3g4 ct SEQ Of the Land
records Of the District Of Columbia the under
signed trustee will, on FRIDAY, the TWENTY.
fol XIII DAY Of NOVEMBER A. D. 1888 M FoiTR
otipCh I'M. sell at public auction in front ~
the premises. the following described real ,-Stare
IN the county OF Washington. District OF Columbia
TO Wit 'a'
''All of lot numbered twenty-one OIL I'm ,iocp
eleven 1ll. in Kalorama Heights, a su,livision ~
parts OF The Widows Mite and Pretty prosr,ec,
made 10y John Il. Rodgers aud Edward i Steii-
Magen. trustees. as per plat recorded in IIbe-
County No. .. folio 81, in the surveyors otbce OF
the District Of Columbia -
Terms OF sale: one-f0arth cash. oDa-fourth In
one year and one-fourth in two years and one
fourth in three Years before. an cash AT n.
purchasers option. The deferred PAYMENTS 10 la
represented Ivy the purchasers notes dated on ~.
day OF sale. bearing interest at the rate OF sx n,
cent per annum. payable semiannually and secured
10y deed OF trust on the property sold.
All cOnyeyancing. title examinations and record
Ing nj purchasers cost.
Property sold clear Of taxes up TO June 30 isas.
inclusive. -
IL terms Of sale not complied with within
ten days from day Of sale the trustee reserves the
right 10 resell the property at the risk and cost Of
The Fgening Star newspaper.
A deposit Of 500 win he required at the sale
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
Trustee.
BY C. J. BELL. President. nl1-dSuAs
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Auctioneers.
Gl2 + ST. NV

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
"ot The PERStpNA1 EFFECTS OF TIE LATE
ID. McMENAMIN,''
AT MARBLE YARDS. ls3 PA. AVE-
AND i.9 1Sr STREET SOITE WEST
-. EMBRACING
ALL THE MONUMENTS AND MARBLE WORK -
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C.
BEi1NNlNG AT THE 133 PA. AVE. YARD"
FINE LARGE TRAVELLING CRANE ROLLER AND
ENGINE IN FIRST-tT.ASS CONDITION. RIR-
Rack. POLISHING DISKS. SIX ITA,JAN
MARBLE PEDESTAIS. ITALIAN MARRI r
AND iLABASTER FIGURES, FOUR GRFFN
MARBLE PEDESTALS. TWO ITALIAN MAP
BLE VASES WITH PEDESTAIS q FEET q
INCHES HIGH. MARBLE CARD REC'FIyrpS
AND VASES. FOUR LARGE UPRIGHT EyUT
BTT1ON SHOWCASES. OFFICE FI-RNITJ>pE
REVOLVING TOP DESK. I2s CANE.SFsT n,
ClIAIRS. SEVEN FRENCH PLATE MrRI,oRS
TABLES. STANDS. ARMCHAIRS JoT car
PET, SCREENS; RoCkINH CHAIRS. &c.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER -
lat YARD - lSr ST : w
LOT F1.AsGfNs STONE. LOT BROWN STONE
LOT SAWED STONE. LOT RITE SToTt.
CrRBTNG. WAGON. CONCORD Ri-f,t:y FAN
lily CARRIAGE. LOT II-MBER Sc
To he sold at public auction AT he above man
toned premises and in the Order adyar,isad as,
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTIETH
IS93. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK 10 ha soid
without ieserve JAMES l.. RYoN
OWEN DONNEIIEY
nic-Gts Admins; raft
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HYATTSVILLE.

The Hyattsville Building Association met
NJ Wells Hall last Tuesday evening. full
board OF directors was present. The sum
OF S.5I-27 was received. and 5.i33i3 was
appropriated for the redemption of stock.
the balance was disposed of to the highest
bidder. The average receipts or this ASSOC
citation are about $1,000, all OF wni-h IS IN
Sariably disposed of either in making, new
loans or in redeeming stock.
MI Pinkney A. ScagGs of BranchviIIe has
gone to Virginia to visit friends
Inc work on the new Masonic TenpIa
VIII in all probability be resumed next
week.
Mrs. Martha Z. DevauShn has purchased
shrouSh Mr.. Richard, +. Erandt trustee
sl-2 acres of land near ForrestvilIe. be-
longing to the estate Of the late Nm. GRAY.
The property scId for So
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FREDERICK CITY.

John GLAND. living on the Harper's Ferry
turnpike, near this city. was the victim of
highway robbery the other night. He was
driving along the road. when a man sud
denly sprang from the bushes along the
pike and seized his horse. while another
held pistol to his head and third went
through his pockets. taking all the money
he had. amounting to about five dollars.
He did not identify any of the men any fur
Their than to tell that they were all three
negroes.
George W. Phoebus and Calvin Brubaker
of this city and Edward Crone of near
Middletown. this county. went hunting to-
gether on Tuesday. While in the woods
between Middletown and Myerville they
lost each other. and as a result Crone was
accidentally shot in the right arm by Phoe-
bus, and severely wounded. several of the
snot also striking him on the right cheek.
he was taken to Middletown to have his
wounds dressed.
The republicans at Middletown and EN-
mitsburg, this county, have held meetings
To celebrate their recent victory in this
county, but the republicans of Frederick
city nave decided not to hold a jollification.
The matter of the appointment of the depu-
ties OF Sherif-elect Daniel p Zimmerman
Is attracting much attention. He had nam
ed his son-in-law. James W. Crum of
Noodsboro. as riding deputy last week, but
the managers of the party objected on the
ground that the party ought to be allowed
TO name the appointees. In view of this,
the appointment has been held up. In the
race for the position are Horace Staley,
Thomas 8. Albaugh, Harvey 4. Lease and
others.
The Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in
this city is being enlarged and improved in
q substantial way. From a two-and- half
story building it is being raised to one
OF three and a half stories, and many mod
ern improvements will be added
W. Irving Parsons has sold for the Fred
erick County National Bank the handsome
store property on East Patrick street this
city, occupied by Charles Diffendal & Co.
Ine purchasers were the Messrs. Rosenour
Brothers, of Frederick, and the price paid
was s. $50.
Mr.. John Cutshall of Woodsboro' this
county, has been appointed secretary of the
MUTUAL insurance Company of Frederick
county. to succeed the late George VIM.
.ramer.
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GEO. W. STICKYEY. Auctionccr.
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
ERrI. PROSPECT HILL.

by virtue of Il certain deed of trust recorded in
LiheT 1919. folio 412 ct scl., of the land records
of tn" District of Columbia. and the request of
the holder of the overdue secured by said
trust. W" viii offer at public auction. in front of
the Promises. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TWEEN
TY- Second. 1898. AZ IfAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described real estate situated
in the county Of Washington. District Of Colunhia
viz: The east half of lot forty tiOi in Henri I
NclAuGhllns subdivision of Il tract Of land "a led
Prospect iiill. rs tn" is recorded in County
E""E. Levy Court. No. =. folio o. one of the re.-
ord Of the -Irveyor's office. H. g.
Terms Of sale: one-half cash balance one vear
from day of sale. secured 10y deed of trust ON tho
premises sold. or all cash. the purchasers on
Ton deposit OF 500 will be required. Convey
ancir" at purchasers cost. Taxes rlfd I, ,av az
sale. Terms I" h. complied with within ten DAYS
Otherwise forfeiture % deposit by defaultin- pur
chaser. ALLEN q. CLARK. Trustee
COS = 81. NV
JOHN s. BELT Trustee
1901 / ST ne
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioncer n1I-eo,iS,s