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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING NO l2l,
CSTREEr SOUTHWEST, AND TWO TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. SITUATED ON
THE ALLY IN THE REAR OF NOS. 1910
AND l2l2 STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of three several deas of to bear
ine date AugUst 10. A. ID. 1891. and duly recorded
70 ct .;d folio - seq. of the land records of
the District IF Columbia, and at the request of
party secured thereby We, the undersigned trustees
Will sell at public auction, in front OF the premises,
oh SATURDAY. SIXTH DAY OF MAY.
A. d. 1893. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm, all those certain pieces parcels OF
land and premises situate in WARRINGTON
city. District of Columrii. known and distin
Fuishad as and being los numbered Al. AZ and IA
in Thomas S. fuckers subdivision Of part of square
.0G. pat recorded in Llber Is. folio lbs
RECORDS of the surveyors Office OF the District of Co.
lunois; said lot Al having frontage OF Is feet
each having frontage of ID fees on a II. .5-foot
alley by depth OF D. % feet. together with the i'm
proven ents thereon. consisting of three-story
back dwelling AMI two two-story brick dwellings
EACH piece OF property TO be sold separately.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money in
each to he paid in cash. balance i'll three equal
payments III one. Two and three years. with interest
NJ u per cent per annlin. payable semi annually Sc
cured by deed of trust on the properly sold. or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. deposit of
SUO upon lot IL and 800 each lots i and "A will
be required at the time Of sale All conveyancine and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms of sale to be
complied with days from date of sale
trustees the rixht to ell risk and cost
OF detaulting purchaser or purchasers
MAHLON ASHFORD. T-ustees
ap24-eo Adds b. BROWNE. ( AEus'ees.
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'rHos. BOWLING son. Auc:ioneers,
l. Bl2 s.. NV
TRpEiTEEs, SALE OF yALgAGLE IMPROVE

TRTITEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEST CORNER OF 18th STREET NORTH
WEST. GEORGETOWN. ID. c.
y: vir of deed in trust recorded among the
land records of the Dstrc. Of Columbis in iber l1O
irics Of Columbia. the understand will trustee
front of the premises. ON FRIDAY. April. TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1882. at HAI.F-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
p. NJ sell At public auction 20 the highest bidder
that part Of lot numbered 1o in square numbered 6.
being Bealls addition to GEORGETOWN in the Dist let
OF Columbia beg ming for the the beast
corner of sad Jos and running thence north along the
west line OF 18Th St l20 feet; thence west 90 feet
thence south 40 feet; thence east 30 feet tgence
south 80 feet TO and thence with the north line
front OF this real estate being improved by twosory
brick dwelling. No 3SJ1 n St. and the rear part
being improved by a two-story frame dwelling. No.
lJOS on 18th ST.
his real estate will be sold in tnlk or by subdi-
vision accordingly as announcement may be made 1t
the time and place OF sale.
Terms Of sale: One-;hrd cash. and for the residue
OF the purchase money promsso.y notes arin
date WITH the date OF sale. with interest from said
date AT the rate of six 90 per annun pay
abe seniannually, ana for equal instamsnts Of the
purchase money. payable respectively one and two
wears after dste TO he secured by deed of trust
the premises Sold shall be plven all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser II the terms Of sale be not
complied with within fifteen days from the date OF
sale resale will be had the SIX and cost OF the
defsultng purchaser. after five C) advertisements In
The Evening Star newspaper. published in Washing
ton. d. G II This properly be sold in bulk a
by the purchase at the time of purchase If the
be sold by subdivision two hundred and nifty (a2J0
dollars shall be derosited by the purchaser each
lot a. the time Of sale All convey ancing. record
CHARLES ". MATTHEWS. Trustee,
aplS-dNds ia 10th at. II. W. Washington. d, C.
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EARNED Ee:or- "a becomes Garbage.

TO the Kdi.o- of To- . ys,fiis STAR
In touighls tApril 30 issue Of ThE STAR Is
an article by Citizen" deprecatIug the do
nestle burning OF garbage, and hs Is right.
Neither the present writer any one
else ever advocated such thing and
only pilin misunderstanding of rec
concentrations could go cOnstrue our advice.
What the present writer and Others advocate
and know to be perfectly free from anything
unpleasant is the bCrnng of domestic refuse.
Please nOtice, burning Of refuse, not
burning of garbage. should refuse Tenisin so
long - to become garbage then must be at
the tender mercies of the collector OF garbage.
For garbage must no, be put INFO the range or
stove. Ali of IL have emphatiea.iy urged against
this and II '-CitiZens' n1ighbOrs servants
have burned garbage then u ~ are reprehensi-
be. But to burn refuse Is Not 10 commit any
annoy ance. Us all who have done IL. properly
know.
IL refuse Gs fast az made be put into the
fire box this refuse at the time is just as
fresh a. the article from which ii is removed.
When burned In the stove whatever odor Is
emitted is only that of burning fresh sub
stances; therefore there could not lie any very
offensive oder thrown of. even should such
odOr escape into the kitchen. But IL properly
done the odors. whatever there may be, will go
W the chimney.
And whatever odor arises from burning re-
fuse passes out OF the chimney and Is COM
mingled with the upper air. that even
though not especially disagreeable, yet they
will not descend TO the human level
A. the writer OF this il in deadly earnest in
this matter and fully believes that burning OF
refuse. not garbage. in our houses Is the true
solution OF this question SO important to health
he would be pleased to have Citizen" and any
other opponent leave his or their addresses at
THE SIAH Office so that the writer may see
them and have an opportunity 20 investigate
the matter fully.
Once more the writer will give rules FOR the
household destruction of refuse:
First. Bring into the house as little as posi-
bic things which must become refuse.
Second. Drain all Ii uId refuse into The sewer
Third Burn all solid or insoiuble matter ii
tine stove OF range.
Fourth. Have all The Graughts open while
burning refuse.
Fifth. Pat ini" the fire the refuse as i, is
made anG u lis hEc Is in condition to re-
ceive il.
Sixth. Do no: e: the reuse accumulate and
then barn u. W H. ).
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ROYAL Fe,tivities in the Eternal City.

A brilliant garden party was given al the
QuirinAI. in Rome. yesterday afternoon. All
of the foreign guests attending the royal silver
wedding were present. together with the king
and queen Of Italy and many italian mobiles.
AFTER the g-.den party the scholastic battalions
q. Rome were mustered and reviewed In the
piazza in front Of the Quirinal. The German
emperor and empress witnessed the review
ron the balcony of the palace, and were
greeted by the cadets with enthusiastic
cheers.
Emperor William and Empress Augusta VIC
toria decided TO visit Naples today. They will
be accompanied bv Signor Giolitti. the Italian
premier: Signor Brin. foreign minister; Gen
oellouz minister of war. and Admiral RacchIs.
minister Of marine. The people Of Naples are
looking forward to the visit with great en-
.husiasm- The town is beautifully decorated
and Is rapidly filing UP with sightseers.
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NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
Report of the Operations of the Public
SchoOls-Notes.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, April 26, 1893.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the board
of school commissioners held at this place
yesterday. Secretary John ]. Higgins made
the following report OF the operations OF the
public schools for the spring term: Enrolment,
white schools 3,211. colored 1877, total enroll
ment 4, 94s: average attendance, white 1894,
coored 1,09S. total average attendance 1852;
expenses, white s9,29462, colored 81, 76S.67,
total expenses Si1, O63. 20; due and unpaid,
white IS ,I6O1s, colored 81, 537.s2. total due
and unpaid S9.69s, which ordered to be
paid the 2Sth inst Luther NJ. Moore was
appointed trustee of school No. 2, election dis
trict /, vice Marcelius Etchison, resigned. The
resignation of Il. ID. Palmer, trustee OF school
No. l, election district 8, was received by the
board 1t was ordered that the coiored schools
be closed on May 10 and the white schools ON
June 2. After careful consideration the board
decided not to hold u teachers institute at the
close of the school year, but determined to hold
one during the fall term OF next year, this con-
clusiOn being reached mainly on account of the
financial condition OF the board. The next
meeting of the board will be held May Ii to
consider petitions for school houses new
furniture, repairs, &c.
Daniel Greenfield. young man residing in
the vicinity of Beane, this county, was pain
IullN On hlSut DV tQe dccl-
dental discharge of a gun. The gun was stand
ing in one corner of a room in which the young
seated conversing with friend when
IL was knocked down by some means unknown
and discharged, the contents entering one OF
Mr.. Greeufelds legs, causing n bad wound.
DIR. L. l.. Stonestreet was called III and sue
ceeded In extracting a large number of shot
from the injured limb.
The corner stone of the new Catholic Church
at Forest Glen will be laid by Cardinal Gibbons
ON Thursday, May IL, with appropriate relig-
ious ceremonies. Rev. Thos. O'Gorman of the
Catholic University will preach ON the ocea-
sion. Many prominent dignitaries Of the church
VIII he In attendance.
A number OF the young ladies and gentlemen
of this place will give dramatic entertain
ment at the ODcra House on the evening of
Wednesday. May g. the proceeds to be devoted
to the benefit of Rockville Branch of the Kings
Daughters. On this occasion the dramas of
"lci on Parle Franchise and The Little Rebel
will be presented.
Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court to the following par
ties: John =. Best and Ida May Appleby; Jo-
seph l.. Bowers and Cathurine E. Hughes
Thomas l.. Marshall and Carrie Gray; Miliard
e.. Harry and Jessie K. Miller.
Ii is feared that the early fruit crop in this
vicinity has been somewhat injured by the frost
and cold weather Of the past few days. N.
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HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
A Gradual Improvement Shown by the
Report of Last Week


Report of Last Week
The health Of the District during the week
ended on Saturday shows a gradual improve
ment. the deaths from all causes numbering
100 against 127 for the previous week. saws
the report OF Health Oficer Hanmett.
This rate of mortality is so nigh the nor
NAL as to make the difference inappreciabIe.
This remark will also apply to the deaths
among children under five wears Of age, as well
rs to those under one year old. CT whom thirty
six and twenty-seyen respectively died, while
last week the numbers stood thirty-one to
20. There l.. therefore, as yet no indication OF
the annual advent of infan;ile complaints and
there was also falling of OF ten deaths of
persons over sixty years cid. There is no evil
dence shown by the weeks reports of
the prevalence Of any especial disease
throughout the city. unless Il may be that of
tbs lahisuza. This MALAY grip. with lite COM
p!.cAtIons, caused nine deaths compared
with eight the week before. Most of these pa
tlents were aged or middie-aged people. But
one death from diphtEeria occurred. while seven
cases we're reported, and of scarlet fever only
two, with no death therefrom we're reported.
Pneumonia and e0SnAte lung diseases do not
seem 10 gave any rlgn OF abatement, and pToba-
bly, nay not until the prevailing cold spring
weather Yields 10 warmer temper
allure Nalarial feSers, typhoid fever aud the
a "A
minimum, or III allowance, and the health
dltIons of the community generally such
to promise a rich reward to those sani-
tHIians wno are engaged in preparing the city
ngaiIs. the common enemy"
The report shows: Number of deaths. 100;
white. 90 coiored. 81. Death rate per 900 per
nnnum White. 20 ); eoiored, 3D. Toad pop
u!a,l0n, 20 Ihirty-six were under five years
of age, - were under oHs year old and 20 over
sixty yea-s- Twenty-Five of the deaths oe-
Cured hospitals and pdblic Institutions.
The deaths Dy classes were as follows; ZymOtie
22;constIIutlOnal.2 % local 81 des eiOpmenIsl,l 3;
violence. 2 The principal causes of death
weTe-liphtherla, !; consumption, Is; diar-
rh. raj, .. typhoid fever. 3; malarlal fever, 2;
pneumonia, Il; congestion of the lungs, 1;
bronchitis, s; measles, i: kidney diseases, 4;
meningitis, .: cancers. 3: influenza. .. Births
repOrted rs white males, II white females, IS
coIp-ed males 10 cOOred females. Marriages
reported ~ white cOIUred. Still-births re-
pOrtee-S white, cOlOred.
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BROS. Auctioneers.
NEW Twq,sT2RY AND CELLAR PRESS BI

NEW TWO-STORY AND CELLAR PRESS BRICK
AND BAf-WIND0WED REsIDENCE. NUN
BEkED "A STREET. WEST LEXINGTON.
On TUESDAY. TIL SECOND DAY OF MAY, A.
D. 1893 at FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. We will sell IN
front of the premises
LOT %. BLOCK ). WEST LEXINGTON.
This lot has front OF Is Feet street north by
depth OF 80 feet to 20toot alley and ;ryed by
new. well built twostory and cellar prcssb-ick resi-
dencc with bay window contains eight (s) rooms ana
bath. tiled and enameed tub light furnace
heat; four rooms to floor; all modern improvements
Terms One-third cash; balance IN one ana two
years at per cent per annum. payable serianuually
and secured by deed Of t-nst Ihe property sold
all cash. at the option of the purchase deposit
Of 500 required az time o: sale. Convayauciny sc
at pure haser's cost. Terms to De complied with in
hfteen days. Other the right reserved resell
the property at the risk and cost of detauting pur
chaser after fve days advertisement of such resale
some newspaper published in Washington. u, c.
ap2Gd&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Ancts.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctlonee-s.

NEARLY NEW BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESI-
DENCE. BEING NO. POO nth STREET, COR
NEH OF STREET SOUTHEAST; BAY-WIN-
DOWED BRICK
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. April. TWEEN
TiETH. A D; 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will
sell, i'll trent of the premises
LOT 56 IN SQUARE $50.
This lot is improved by nearly new bay windowed
brick dwelling with all modern improvements and
latest electrical appliances. beautifully papered
throughout and containing nine rooms. The prop
erty Is IN one of the most desirable and rapidly
prov nc sections of the southeast within one sauare
Of Lincoln Park and both the Metropolitan and
cable car lines
Terms: $500 cash, balance to suit purchaser all
cash. at the option Of the purchase. deposit of
$50 required at The time OF sale. Conveyancm2.
&c purchasers cost Terms to be compii led with
i'll fifteen DAYS otherwise the righF reserved resell
the property at the risk and cost of defauting
chaser aIer hve days advertisement OF resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. d. c.
ap13-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
eT-THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POS -PONED.
on account Of the rain; until FRIDAY. April.
TWEEN i-E1GHrH. 1895. at FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
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cotl,s 3 itOr " Ft.- l., euirz star
Our Monte Carlo l. Jackson CITY. anu Its con
dition inspires the theory that gcugraD hicalIy
- Is "a part q. the District. and consequently
under its Laws and regulations. Tie source Of
This supposition i found in the laws defining,
N lhss vicinity. tbs boundary Letweon Mary
land and Virginia. The first. al Gate Of I532
gives 1.-THE further bank Of s;,Id river" which Is
she west bank Of the Potomac. h.s WIS de
faei IN a lats= law as -'the IOY-Nater marx.
In the law Of ls0l creating the county o.
Washington tby the Way, we are entitled to -
county form Of gONeTLmGitl and the county
q: Alexandria II is laid down that the former
shall contain all that part 81 saId DIstric,
which lies ON the east eide IF the river io-
iOmac, together with the Islands therein -
JACKSON GIty Island i just much OF island
M AnE!o=iH Island, for Il any OF the early
iaaps are examined II will be tound tina, Il
channel IL given between the mainland and the
islands in both cases.
IL may be difficult at this date TO find even
--.ow-wa;er mark q. a regular channel at the
points meutI med. yet one thing is certain, that
AnuiOstan Island ha- not In consequence re-
verified 10 Virginia Moreover. Is il not rather
of oil lndiG-rubber position for n further bank
TO be At lOw-watev mark! GILBERT THOMPSON.
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
N $40 PA AVE NV.

ASe-~NEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND UNIMPRoNED REAL ESTATE
SIXTH STREET. STREET AND UNION
STREET S0UTHWEST, BEING THE LIZ
GANTLY BUILT THREE-sTORY, BASEMENT
AND MANSARD-ROOF DWELLING AT THE
CORNER OF SIXTH AND n STREETS SOUTH
WEST AND FOUR FRAME HOUSES ON UNION
STREET. By AUCTION.
By virtue Of two deeds Of assignment recorded In
hbers lS52 and ls31 fcltos 429 and lis ct SEQ,
Of the land records Of tine District Of Columbia will
FKiDAH, NAY FIFTH. 1893, at FIVE oCLocK
10. In square 502. the whole property fronting l3y
feet 9th street and 2O3 feet 10 inches
and 133 feet on Union street Improved by large
3-story basement and mansard-roof brick dwelling.
containing II rooma. more or lesa with al modern
improvements st the corne: Of 9Th and and
four frame houses Union street. This IL Of the
finest and most iocsted properties in this
section Of the CITY, being four distinct lines Of
cars mailing cosy Of access from all parts Of the city
and overlooking the Potomac river.
Il h situated and fashioned - % admit of . most
ing supplied with 70 alley along The entire north
Terms: $4,000 in cash. balance In !, ana 3
years. evtdenced BY purchasers notss. secured by
deed Of trust the property with interest ct the rate
q per cent per annum, payable emi-annually, or
al cash. q the option Of the purchassr depostt Of
o500 required ct time Of sale Terms 20 Be complied
with In ten days from day of SALE othsrvtas the xs
reserved 70 rsse af the rs and defaulftnr
purchaser Al conveyanctng. recording. &c. It
''' THOMAS II. FIELD. Assignee.
sp2S-dt6 $40 D - nv.
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Spc-3t
lUNcANsoN BROS. AuCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on NORTH CAPITOL BETWEEN
BAND STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY vi'tne of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
1923. folio 2l5 Of the land records Of the Dis
trct of Co um5a, i'll sell. in fro of the prem
ise., on FRIuAY, FIFTH DAY OF May. A. ID. 1898.
at FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ all the following described
real estate aud premises. situate lying and teinx in
the city of Washington, District of Columbia. known
and designated lot numbered 6S, in Charles 4.
Elto.sand Others Ell a.. subdivision "a lots IN square
numbered 63A per Plat iecoried in Liber IL. folio
ia records the Office OF the surveyor of the
District Of Columbia tocether with al, and singular
improvements. ways easements, rights. privilexes
and appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywise
appertsin.ns..
balance In and two yeas. At per cent Interesr
per annum. payable s-ni-arnusly snd To b. secured
the option OF tbs purchaser. deposit OF 500 will
be required az time Of sale. Conveysncinx &c, st
purchasers cost. Terms of sac 10 be complied with
in ftesn days otn the right reserved resell
the property the RISK and COS. Of dsfau tine puY-
chaser after ave DAYS Of such resale in
some ns"'pspefo X Iasnsa c ssSs''p'
sp23-dkds WILLIAM A. G0RDOX,I A'N
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT ON SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN AND D STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT ON SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN AND d STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Iiber
l,la. folio 3t ct of the land records of the
District Of Columbia will sell in front of the prem
i.es, on WEDNESDAY, THIRD DAY OF May A. D.
1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. N. PROMPT. the follow.
ing described real estate situate in the city Of WASH
tngton in the District Of Columbia. and known and
distinguished as ana being parts of lots numbered
and Ii. in square numbered S44. beginning twenty
c.O) feet north of the southeast corner Of lot IL
running thence north along 9th street twenty O feet
az t6) inches thence west one hundred and five 1o,
feet ID inch. thence south twenty (s0) feet 90
inches and thence hundred and five (Q) feet
ID inch to the place Of beginning with ali the
improvements. ways. easements, rights privileges
and appurtenances to the same belonging or IN any
wise appertaning.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash.
balance in six and twelve months. notes to be given
bearing u per cent interest per annun and to be
cured by deed of trust on the property sold. all
cash. at the option of the purchaser. Conveyancing
&c. at purchasers cost deposit Of 800 required
g time OF sale Terms Of sale to be complied with in
teen days otherwise the right reserved resell the
property at the risk and OF defauting purchaser
after hve days advertisement of such resale
newspaper published in Washington. D. C.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERlCH,, A..
ap21-dSds GEO +. HARDIN, AFostees.
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Agony of a Man Buried Alive.

peasant was bure Cd alive recently in the
village o. Maru'en, government OF haiooga-
The discovery of the fact was through peasants.
who. hearing sounds coming from the grave,
notified the authorities When the body was
exhumed horrible sight was revealed. The
shroud was found torn to pieces. The face OF
the corpse was badly lacerated. One OF the eyes
was torn out and some Of the fingers were
bitten Off
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T ATIMER 4 SLOAN. AUcTIoNEERs.
IL ,A01 q at
EXECUTORS SALE OF THE HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS OF TIE LATE
d

EXECUTORS SALE OF THE HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS OF TIE LATE
HON. GEORGE BANCROFT.
COMPRISING ELEGANT BULL CABINETS
GRAND PIANO. MADE IN BERLIN: FINE
MARQUETRY AND oRMoLU CENTER
TABLES. HANDSOME PIER AND MANTEL
MIRRORS. RICH BERLIN CARPETS. HAND
SOME PARLoR SUITES. ANTIQUE CHAIRS.
MIRROR SCREENS, ELEGANT DINING ROOM
SUITE. OF SIDEBOARD. EXTENSION TABLE.
CHAIRS. &c; WINDOW HANGINGS. SUPERB
DINNER. TEA AND DESSERT SERVICES.
FINE OLD GLASS AND CHINA. FRENCH
GILT CLOCK. BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENTS.
LAMPS. SUPERB OAK WRITING TABLE.
HANDSOME ROLLING AND FLAT-ToP
DESKS. CANDELABRAs. DWARF AND Up
RIGHT OAK BOOK CASES. BOOK SHELVES.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER. BRASS AND
STEEL FIRE SETS, ODD CHAIRS. BRUS-
Sells AND OTHER CARPETS. HANDSOME
ROSEWOOD BED ROOM FURNITURE. BEAU
TIFUL WARDROBE. PILLOWS AND boil
STEERS, ARMOIRE. CARD TABLES. CHAM
Der FURNITURE IN SUITES AND ODD
PIECES. LARGELOTOF SHEETS. BLANKETS.
TABLE CLOTHS. NAPKINS. &c.
p. s.-MOST OF THE FURNITURE WAS MADE
TOoRDER FOR ME- BANCROFT IN BERLIN.
NEW YORK. &c. AND WILL BE FOUND OF
THE BEST QUALITY.
At the request OF Charles C. Glover and James N.
Johnston, executors, will sell on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY. MAY FOURTH and FIFTH, 1893. commenc-
ing at HALF PAST TEN A. ii. each dav. at the rest
Gence of the late Hon George Bancroft 1923 street
northwest. his personal effects. partly mentioned
above of on full and complete descr will be
given in the catalogue exhibition Wednesday, May
3. from a. until p M. Terms cash.
LATIMER SLOAN,
app l-dSdlSts AuctIoneers.