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ANACOSTIA.

On Friday evening last a party Of the
co-workers of Mr.. r. H. Jordan In the
Congress Heights NJ. E. Church and Sun
day school took advantage of the sixtieth
anniversary of his birthday to give him a
pleasant surprise. Meeting at the residence
of one of their number, they went In a
body TO his home on Monroe street. The
opening of ont-of a number of mysterious
packages carried by several members of
the party disclosed a pair OF eyeglasses
and a pair OF slippers, which were present
ed to Mr.. Jordan, in a neat little speech.
by Mrs. c. A. j. Williamson. The rest OF
the packages contributed to the social side
Of the affair. in which all participated. Miss
Carrie Newton. a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jordan from Baltimore, assisted in enter
tanning the visitors. Those present were
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. J. Williamson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldwin, Mesdames Maria Beall,
Simpson, Beall. Little. Baker Misses Lottie
Little. Lulu Little. Emma Simpson, Rosie
Smith, Hutch!ns, Fannie Littleford, BERTHE
Dennison. Maggie Dennison, Messrs. Dr..
Grant. David E. Haines, Elmer Robertson.
Harry Eaton. Henry Thomas, Chas. Chisel-
tine, Tippitt. William Railey, Willard Simp-
son, Walker Barber and Turner Poodrick.
Mr. o. E. Selby Of Harrison street is on
q visit to New York.
Mrs. HUNT OF Pierce street is visiting
her mother, who is quite Ill. near Oxon Hill.
Mr.. n. Robey. who has been on the sick
list. is out again.
Mrs. Ida McLaren and Mr. H. A. Linger,
IT.. are among the convalescents.
One Of the large plate glass show windows
IN MI Bury's pharmacy, valued at 500
or upward. was broken on Saturday even
ing by one of a crowd OF boys engaged in
throwing stones in the street.
Prof. III. c. Murray of Washington is
authority for the denial that a concert will
be given by him at the Second Baptist
CHURCH, Anacostia.
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SANDY SPRING.

me funeral ceremony of the late Mrs
Eoith Bentley before the largest concourse
oi reiatives, neighbors and friends ever as
semoied in this section was held at Bloom.
neid, Sandy Spring. on Sunday Afternoon
mere We're present Mr.. John M. Needles
and daughter of Baltimore, brother of
mrs. bentley; Mr.. and Mrs Parker of Bos-
ton' Mr. Edward Bentley and family of
Washington. Mr.. Richard Bentley and wife
OF Baltimore. The other immediate rela-
ives were MI and Mrs. Jos. T. Moore Mr..
ana Mrs Edward +. Thomas and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bentley and family. Mr'
coward Farquhar of Washington spoke
touchingly of the home life of the deceased
as a charming lesson for those she leaves
Dehind. The following pall-bearers Messrs
AVIAN g. Thomas. John Thomas, Charles
r: Brooke. Alvan Brooke. Joseph r. Moore,
", Charles r. Kirk. Robt. Fl. Miller and
FRANK NJ. Hollowell, bore the remains to the
cemetery OF the Friends Meeting House,
SANDY Spring, where they We're laid by the
SIDE or her husband. the late Richard Bent
icy, whose father entertained in Brookeville
rresident Madison when fleeing from the
invading British
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GARRETT PARK.

Miss Mary Edna Soleau. the seven-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Soleau,
celebrated her birthday on Thursday after
noon last. Seventeen of her little COM
,anions joined in making 1t a pleasant
event. The children enjoyed themselves in
games and other amusements and were
bountifully supplied with refreshments.
Those present on the occasion were Zelda
and Floyd Gibbons. Louise, May and Hilda
Baldwin, Leah Wilson. Ruth and Helen
Tiffany, Mary Kelly, Henrik, Erik and Paul
Calm, Buddie and Jessie Stoddard, Leo
Scott and Rankin Galloway.
Miss Florence Bingham has returned to
her home in Washington after a week S
visit to Mrs. Gen. Abbott.
Mrs. r. J. Adams OF Washington is visit
ing Mrs. c. G., Bergman, with whom she
Will spend the winter months.
Mary Elizabeth Norris. the young daugh-
ter of Eppa and Lulu Norris. died last We'd
nesday of pneumonia, resulting from an
attack of the grip.
The Gentlemens Euchre Club will hold
its next meeting at the residence Of Mr..
Z. G.. Bergman tomorrow night.
An artesian well is being drilled by Miller
and Kaufman on the premises of Col b.
c. Tiffany.
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FALLS CHURCH.

A delegat ton Of the members of Falls
Church Lodge, No. H. of Odd Fellows con-
sisting of Messrs. c. f. Mankin, w NJ Ell
lison. W. n. Lynch. W. H. Nowlan B. F.
johnson, Thomas Hitler, II. r. Center, G.
w. Hawxhurst, NJ. L. Church, C. f. New
man, ]. II. B-unner. c. d. Church, Elmer
Crump. G. A. Drummer, E. F. Shoots, T. S
Luckett, w. II. Veitch. Peter Mabin Henry
Ryer. w. T. SDrankle. a. p. Johnson. went
to Washington Friday night last on the
special train and paid visit to Metropolis
Lodge of the District and witnessed the
comforting of the first degree on five candi-
dates. All returned we'll pleased with their
trip.
Miss Sallie Quick of Farmwell, Loudoun
county. is visiting he: cousin, Miss Ida
Quick.
District Lodge. No. 10. of Good Templars
meets here tomorrow. Delegates will be
present from the lodges of the order in
Prince William, Alexandria and Fairfax
coutnies and the city of Alexandria.
Rev. ID. l.. Rathbun of the Presbyterian
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIONEEas.

1892 THIRTY-FIRsT STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust 10 rs, la led
December ), 1892. and duly recorded. December
records Of the District Of Columbia and mt the re-
quest of the party secured thereby, we the under
signed trustees, will sell al public auction IN
TWELFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID 1904 AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ the following
described land and premises, situate In the Dis
Old Georgetown and lot 16 in Corcorsn's suhdivi.
sion Of lot 8. in Old Georgetown aforesaid all of
said lots being in square IS. in said Georgetown,
at a point on tle west side OF 3lst (or Congress)
street distant 1876 feet southwark from the NORTH
line OF said lot I, said point being also a63 feet
and running thence south along the side Of
said 31st street Al feet; thence west los feet .
inches alley: thence north parallel with said
3lst street Al feet, and thence east 166 feet .
gether with the improvements thereon, consisting
of u frame dwelling.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the balance in three equal
installments payable in one. two and three years,
with interest at six TO- per centum per niInuIn,
payable semi-annually from day of SALE secured by
deed Of trust upon the property sold. all cash,
Mt the option OF the purchaser. A deposit Of $500
will be required of the purchaser at he time Of
sale All conveyancing recording and notarill fees
at the cost Of the purchaser. Terms of sale 10 lie
complied with within ten days from day Of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of The defaultng
WILLIAM E. EDMoNsTON.
CONSTANTINE II. WILLIAMSON, Trustees.
ja29-d&ds Address 500 9Th st. NV.
CyTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
on account of the weather until MONDAY. FEB
RUARY NINETEENTH. 1894. same hour and place.
CONSTANTINE II. WILLIAMSON, Trustees.
fe12-d&ds
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EVANSVILLE.

The congregation of the Presbyterian
Church gave a pleasant sociable in the
lecture room Of that church last Friday
evening. Quite number of people were
present. The program was as follows:
Piano solo. Miss Mamie Fowler; recitation,
Mr.. A. r. Holden: song. Mr.. Preston: song,
Miss Nina McEwen; song. Master Charlie
Clear. Gallery of portraits, a series of tab
leaux-Queen of Portugal, Miss Baukhages;
Beatrice de Cenci. Miss Mamie Tise; ORR
entail Water Carrier. Miss Jennie Rathbone;
Miss Squeers. from Nicholas Nickleby. Miss
Edith Rathbone; Bell of Olden Times, Miss
Anna Day; Scottish Lassie. Miss Emma
Storment: Turkish Lady of Rank Miss
Jessie Clear: Friend Ruth. Miss Laura
Banes; Stitch In Time, Miss Viola Britt;
Charlotte Corday, Miss Haddie Thompson:
Good Night, Miss Enid Holden. Refresh
ments were served after the entertainment.
John Findley, a farm hand of DR.. Chas.
A Wells, was found dead near the George
Washington House in Bladensburg at {
o'clock yesterday morning His body was
removed to the undertaken shop of Mr..
Gasch. and DIR. Wells notified of his death.
Deceased was about sixty-five years of
age, and had been in the employ of DR..
Wells for a number of years. 1t is said
that his death was caused by heart trouble.
The bill providing for the new charter,
adopted at the first citizens meeting, has
passed the state senate 1t Is thought that
1t will be pushed through the house Of del
egates at an early date.
The property of Mrs. Moore at Springfield
which consists of thirty-fye acres, with
improvements. was recently sold at public
auction Mrs. Woods of Glendale for
81 SO.
Justice Hurley has given Judgment in
favor of the plaintiff in the case of Jack
Wilson against Daniel King, fog the posses
sion OF piece of property in Rent district,
rented by the former TO the la1er.
Lakeland Lodge. No. 124, Knights of
Pythias. will give a smoker at its hall
in that village on the evening OF the 18th
instant in honor of the anniversary Of the
order.
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kENSINGTOy

Rev. John Nangle will continue the spe-
cial services in the Methodist Church dur
ing this week.
The fourth quarterly conference Of the
Methodist Church. which was to take place
this evening. will be held on Wednesday
evening instead, at the residence of Mr. w.
II. Wheatley.
An entertainment will be given in the
hall of the Kensington Publishing Company
Tor the benefit of the Noyes Library Asso-
citation on the evening Of February 10.
The meetings of the Home Missionary
ard Ladies' Aid Societies OF st. Pauls Nj.
F. Church will be held at the home of Mrs.
Z. w. Moore on Wednesday, February H.
The Dorcas Society of the Warner Me-
mortal Church will hold its meeting on We'd
nesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. G.
G. Mccain
The society OF Kings Daughters held its
meeting on Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Miss Nalnette Milliken. Considerable
work was done.
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WOODSIDE.

Several young ladies residing at East
Woodside have organized social club, their
first meeting being at the residence of Miss
Kate Allen At the meeting the young
ladies decided that they would come to-
gether on alternate Friday evenings. Those
present at this initiatory assembly were
Misses Nettie. Mamie and Matte Garrison,
Ellen and Selma Wilson. Berthe Braid, En-
ny Morgan. Mamie Wilson and Kate Allen
A musicale took place last Wednesday
evening at the house OF Mr.. ]. E. Benedict
Mr. Henry W. Odds rendered a vocal solo
and Miss Mabel Bradford and Mrs. Benedict
gave instrumental solos and duets The
Following named were present on this oc-
CASTOR: Mrs. G. c. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs
BRAID and daughter Bertie Mr.. Henry w
Olds. Mrs. H ]. Brackett. Mr.. and Mrs
Guion Miller Miss Kate Allen, Mr.. and Mrs
Bradford and daughter Mabel and Mr. and
Mrs. r. Benedict
John Simpson & Sons are building a new
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FREDERICK.

The famous Hoffmann-Secrist or Woods
bcro road case. which has been in course
OF litigation in this county for the past
twelve years, has applied for a new lease
OF life. and bids fair to occupy at
tention for some time to come. The con-
test arose over an effort of HOFFMAN,,
Goldsborough and others to have a road
opened through the lands of Secrist and
others in Woodsboro district.
Prof. Cyrus Thomas OF the bureau of
ethrology, Smithsonian Institution, WASH
ington. who spends a part of his leisure
time In Frederick. has been pursuing here
a series OF Investigations into the origin of
the American aborigines, and has discover
ed evidence which firmly convinces him
that there was intercourse between Ha-
wall and the North American continent
prior to the time of Columbus.
The members of the family of F. E. AL
DER, at brunswick, were nearly asphyX-
lated by gas that escaped from a stove in
a room below the bed room
The Frederick College Alumni Associa-
ton will have an anniversary banquet on
the I'D instant, when an address will be
delivered by Prof. Adams of Johns Hop
kins University.
The 23d Of November. the anniversary of
the action Of the Frederick county court
In repudiating the British stamp act, WILL
II the Daughters of the Revolution can in
duce the legislature to pass a bill to that
The name Of Mechanicstown, this county
has been changed to Thurmont, by act of
the legislature. and Gov Brown has ap-
proved the act
At Eastview, in Carroll county, Geo. w.
Caple was attempting to mount his horse,
when the animal turned suddenly, slipped
and fell upon him. The animal then sprang
up quickly and began to run, Mr.. Caple's
foot being caught in the stirrup, and thus
he was dragged on his head and back over
the rough country road q distance of nearly
a mile. By occasionally grasping the ami
nails tail and thereby lifting his head
from the ground. he probably saved his life.
As II was. the flesh was torn from his
back, and he was badly bruised.
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RADCLIFFE. DARE & CO., AUcrIoNEERs.


TRU SIZES SALE OF TWO THREE-SToIY MAN
SAltD ROOF BRICK DWELLINGS. NOS 10
AND 1l2 y STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF decree made and entered by fhe
supreme Court of The District of Columbia On
the 9TH day Of Octooer. 1873. in Equity Cause No
1,424. wherein parthenia 1hyson is complainant
and Patrick Foley and others are defendants I'D
another and further decree made and entered in
said cause on the 9Th day OF February, 1894 We
Will oner for sale at public auction. IN front OF
the premises. ON THURSDAY. THE FIFTEENTH
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following Described real
estate in the city of Washington and District %
Columbia. TO wit: Part of lot numbered ten (lOl
in square numbered four hundred and twenty -f,,lr
Cpd beginning for the same at the northwest
corner Of said lot and running thence east along
the line OF y street north - feet and INCHES
to the line Of ter-f,ot alley running Through
the center OF said lot; thence south along said
alley 81 feet: thence west ~ feet and Z irchas.
thence north 81 feet to the place of beyinning
Terms of sale prescribed by the DEGREES: One
third OF the purchase money to be paid in cash
and the balance In one and two years. with in,
tercst III per cent per annum. the deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust on ne
property sold, all cash. the oDtion Of the
purchaser A deposit of five hundred $1,000 dollars
and IL the terms Of sale not complied uttb 81,
days from date of sale the trustees reserve The
right 10 resell the property after five davs' ad
,ertising in The Evening star at the cost al
risk OF the defaulting purchaser. All conyeya ncinF
and recording at cost OK purchaser
kUTLEDGE WILSON. Trustee
- - 406 9th ST. NV
felOCAds go la. W
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EXECUTORS SALE


OF THE wADswoRTH RESIDENCE,
CoRNEl OF 18TH AND 1 STREETS NV.
ELEGANT WILTON AND BODY RRUssEIa
CARIErS, Plush FRAME MANTEL MIR
ROIS BRASS TENDERS AND ANDIRONs. W.
ENNA PLAQUE Bf PETER. ENGRAvrNGS
VENETIAN CuICRED PHOTOS, WHITE AND
GOLD ROCKER. OAK ROCKERS AND ODD
CHAIRS ELEGANT WICKER ARM CHAIRS
OLD VASES LADIES CARVED OAK SD
RETARN AND CHAIR. HANDSOME OAK Ia
s sLS kEATBkR c3.eit 1872 e PETk
A A ODD Pilcks =, , BkssS SANnh1,;AB hz.s
ROOM SUITE OF EN1TNSloN- TABLE. SIDE
BOARD. LEATHER COVERED. CHAIRS AND
SIDE TABLES FINE CIT GLASS WARE
BEAUTIFI'I. FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND
BREAKFAsT sERyIE BEAyII.Y DEroRAT-
ED IN GOLD. BOOK CASES. FINE VELOUR
PORTIERES LACE AND OTHER CT'RTAINs
GLASS CANpLESrICkS BISQIE AND OTHER
FIGURfS WALL DECORATIONS. FINE OAK
MARBLE TOP MAsHSTANDS. CHAMBER
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS. TOILET SETS. FINE
h.-IIe MATTET$SFS. SPRING ENDkRBE1pS.
FINE FEATHER PILLOWS AND RoLSTTRS
SINGLE OAK SUITE. ODD IIECES OF CHAM-
BER FURNITURE. SERVANTS FTRNrTJ RIB
AND MANY OTHER RARE AND CHOICE
HOUSEHOLD BFFECTS -.
on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY FIFTEENTH. 1se4.
" ellsworth residence, No. 1872 I street. corner Of
18th street northwest. We VIII sell Tor cash The
above household effects We take pleasure IN call
ing the attention Of our patrons and the public
particularly well kept and in fine condition.
On exhibition Wednesday. February II. from
an. until pm, when CATALOGUES csn ce nee NJ
order OF WI X lhAa hhS'
Executors Of the estate Of the late NJ. l. Travers.
felO-dts G G. SLOAN a CO. Auciioneers
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pI-NcAysoX BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE. BENZ
PREMISES Nos. iio6 AND HOS STH STREE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE. BENG
PREMISES Nos. iio6 AND HOS S1H STREET
SOITHEAST WASH TNGTON, II. c.
nv virtne Of a deed Of trust 20 the undersigned
haey,ng dste April ~ lsa2 and recorded in Liber
No. lse0 folio l54. ct seq, of the land records
N snc,ion In front of the premises. to the highest
h,dder on WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY FOuR-
TFFNTH AID 1894. AT HALFPAST FOCb
oiCT oCK PM. all that part 81 square numbered
rtn hundred and thirty ts2ol. contained within the
Following metes and bounds, beginning the east
scb, es,s1 feet six &C. inches south Of south L
street and like distance south Of northwest cor
nsr Of said square. and running thence south
,hirtv l3Ol feet thence east fifty and f0rty-three
one bundredihs lJ0s3l feet. thence northwesterly
on a line at right angles with Georgia avenue
rojnt fo-ty-four and fifty hundredths t44.50D feet
frIn the east line OF said Eighth street thence east
thirty and Fifty hundreiths f30.J0l feet. more
iess 10 point seventy-fve C55l feet due of
eaid Eighth street. thence north seventeen and
afty hundredths u7.5O feet. thence west seventy
improvements. consisting Of houses Nos. l1O6 ana
l1os Eighth street southeast, in the city OF WASH
Terms are one-third Of the purchase money cash
fof which 500 must he Paid NJ time OF salel and
balance IN two equal iusfallments Mt and two
wears from date Of sale with interest az 8 per
cent payable serni-annually and secured by deed
OF trust the property sold or all cash NJ the
oution of the purchaser IL tire terms rot CON-
pled with 10 days from day % sale the trustees
reserve the right resell AZ risk and cost OF ths
dqfaulting purchaser Eve days public adver-
tisement. All conveyancing and tax certificates
at cost of the purchaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD.
CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON.
fe1-d&ds TrusesA
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RADCLIFFE. DARR a CO.. AUurloNEERs
rRqsTEEs SALE OF Two.sroRY BRICK

IhI Sizes SALE OF TWO-SrORY BRICK
DWELLING. NUMBER 2OIl FORMER PilS1s
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION
BY virtue of a deed OF trust given 10 us md
duly recorded In Liber No. 1856 folio Is Of SEQ
one OF the land records OF the District OF CaIn,n
the note secured thereby. we will offer Y.,r s.Ie
at public auction. In front OF the premises on
FhlDAl. THE TWENTY THIRD DAY 0F FER
~ AR1. A; u. 1894. AT HAIF-PAST Mi N
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real es-
tate, situate in the city of Washington District
OF Columbia. 10 wit: All that certain niece ar
parcel OF land and premises known and Distinguish
ed as and being lot numbered one buDdreT ami
twenty six u2el. in Portners subdivision OF tsrt
OF square numbered two hundred and four f9Ost as
said subdivision Is recorded ia Book number fsur-
teen u4 folio one hundred and nfty-eirbr tlhS, Of
the records Of the surveyor the said District Of
however, TO ground lease recorded in Iiber No
l2lS, folio lsl. one OF the land records OF the
District OF Columbia
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance in one
and TWO years from the day of sale the defer Il
payments 10 be evidenced by the notes OF the pLr-
chnser, bearing Interest from the day Of sale. IT
the rate OF per cent per annum payable semi
ANNUALLY. until paid secured by deed OF trust upon
the premises sold. all cash. at the option OF The
purchaser. deposit Of 5000 will be required
when the property is knocked down. Terms II
sale must be complied with in fifteen days from
the day OF sale. otherwise the the
right TO resell the property at the risk aud cost
OF The defaulting purchaser. after days advcr
tisement In The Evening Star newspaper. All con-
veyanclns- recording. &c, at the cost Of rhe
purchaser
JACOB n. WILSON. Trustee.
fe9-d&ds JOHN S. SWOI;NiSTEDT. Trustee.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

By virtue OF writ Of reri facias issued ON,
OF the clerks Office OF the Supreme Court OF The
District Of Columbia and TO directed i will
sell public sale, for cash, at the door OF The
court house OF the District OF Columbia on 9 AN NJ
DAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF FFp
RUARY. 1894. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ ali ~.
right, title, claim, interest and estate OF tha az
PENDANT in and to the following described pron
erty, 10 wit: f'Nf
of the subdivision OF Barry Farm. according 10 The
plat or plan on record In the surveyors Office OF
the District Of Columbia. being more fnlIy a.
scribed as follows: Beginning for the same AZ The
southeast corner o: said lot 20 and running fhana
westerly along the north side of Sumner ayenne
% feet thence running northerly and parallel with
the west line Of lot 10 $50 feet, thence r1lnnin.
easterly aud parallel with the north side OF Sr,5
ne- avenue - feet, then running southeriv ana
along the dividing line OF lots 10 and M i5o -,
to the place OF beginning city OF washincton n,s'
trict OF Columbia, with all and singular the i'm
provements thereon. ~
Seized and levied upon as the property Of James
Sayles, and VIII be sold TO satisfy execufion ~
Sl2Ss at law, in favor Of Samuel j. Jones, E.ecU.
tor.
ALBERT A. WILSON, L. s. Marshal ID G
DUNCANS0N BROS. Auctioneers ia3ltofe9ae,oo
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IL SIElS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKOPERTl On q STREE,T RT-rWIsI,N Gr4

iRISTEIS' SALE OF VALUABLE INpRoyrn
fK1PEkT1 On G STREET BETWEEN sTH
aND 5TH STREETS NORTHWEST. now
pOSoIhdD By THE CITY POST OFFICE
corded ~ s,, .. certain deed Of trust duly
an I records OF the District of Columbia we will
Isl a. pgSlie auction on wEDNEsDAY, THE
e. al hALF-PASr THREE O'CLOCK PM. An
mi 81 the premises the following described land
IN the District OF Columbia, and designated =.
ana being original lots numbered three 49, and
hfty,fOur $50, said original lot three es1 emu emu
eraclhs lots three go and In James Fraser's sub
r. ID. c.. page 81. in the surveyors once Of he
District OF Columbia, and said original lot four ID
end KaTs tS's iour s4 and in Frederick Bates
olsislon Is recorded IN book a. u. c. page a. IN
ssid s .Srrsyors Once the said original lots three
me Following metes and beonds, viz: Begfnning
rSr ,ne same az point In the north line OF NORTH
ieet west from the line Of 9Th street west
ana running thence west along the line Of said
six 49, inches thence north two hundred and twelve
tzlel feet six 80 inches; Thence east ninety
and twelve di2l feet six te) Inches thence east
zen uoI Feet and thence south one hundred do0
and singular the inprotennents %svs' e.semep si
rights privileges and sppurtenknoes to the same
Terms of sale: one-fourth cash balance I'm eopsi
installments at one. two ard three wears 10 be
evidenced by notes Of the purchaser purchasers.
bearing GATE OF day OF sale. with interest al
per cent per annum. payable semi annually and to
be secured by Seed Of trust on the premises sold.
purchasers. deposit OF $4,000 required al the
time Of sale. Conveyancine and recording al pur-
piled with in thirty days from dsy OF sale The
trustees reserve the right to resell the property az
purchasers after ten days advertisement OF such
d. C.
FRANCIS II. SMITH,