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BROOkLAND.

Mr.. Elkins has returned from the west.
whittier he was called account of the
serious illness of his brother, and has Join
ed his family at Means manor
Mrs. j. w. Cockley Of Baltimore is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Marguerite Hare
of University Heights.
Mrs. Herdman and daughter, Miss Marie
Louise Herdman of Ann Arbor, Mich. left
Brookland for home yesterday a fter a pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. McCor-
mick and MIR. and Mrs. W. b. Thomas, at
Clembyss
Mrs. J. Linder and daughter Mrs F..
Tauberschmidt. Miss Lizzie Schlelth and
Miss Maggie HOFFMAN were the recent
guests of Mrs. Frank Refs of Dover street
Much to the regret of her many friends in
Brookland and University Heights. Mrs
Dfiier Thompson intends soon to start for
Boston, from whence she will go by the
way of Asbury Park and Philadelphia to
her home in Louisville. Ky. Mrs. Thomp-
son will be accompanied to Boston by her
son, MIR. Pierce Thompson, who will after
ward return to University Heights.
An enjoyable time was spent on Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs J. G..
Larner to celebrate the nineteenth birthday
anniversary of their son, Allen Thurman
Larner birthday games and other social
amusements made the time pass merrily
number of friends from Washington, as
Wen as from Brookland, assisted in the fes-
tivities of the occasion.
A pleasant fmpromptu musicale was held
last evening at the home Of Mr. Henry
Brewood. on Argyle street. Charming vocal
selections were rendered by Mr. and Mrs
Brewood. and instrumental duets by Miss
Katie Bowbeer and Miss Emily Brewood
A song service will be given by the chill
dren of ST. Clements Protestant Episcopal
Sunday school on Sunday next in me town
hall
In spite of dull times a number of dwell
lings are In course of construction in Brook
land, and several families will this auturnn
occupy their own homes
Misses Mary Helen and Sarah Willard
Howe Of University Heights have gone to
Cincinnati for two weeks visit
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ROCKVILLE.

About 8 o'clock on Monday evening the
cry of mad dog and 4 crowd of men and
boys hurrying along the streets Of this
town caused a scene of excitement seldom
witnessed hera. A large white and black
spotted dog about that hour entered the
place and had traversed nearly half the
principal street before his strange actions
we're noticed. During that time lie hal at
lacked and bitten about Il dozen dogs; and
several persons also made narrow escape:
AS soon as the alarm was given the Cog
was pursued several squares and finally
given q Iuietus from a couple Of loads Ct
ST OF. Much apprehension Is felt in the
community in regard to the matter and
fears are entertained that more cases may
occur. A number of dogs that were known
to have been bitten have since been killed
In the orphans court yesterday letters Of
administration on the p,tSDnaI estate of
Rosa Bobbinger. deceased, we-, granted to
VIM. H. Bobbinger; bond, sS.gUo. Letters
testamentary The personal estate of
Catherine Riggs, deceased, Were granted to
Amelia J. McGill, the executriX named in
the will. Thomas ID. Riggs, the coexecutor
having filed his renunciation bond, 5000
VIM. A. Hempstone and Harry D. Hemp
stone. executors of Armistead y. Hemp
stone. deceased, filed an additional bond
for $1,000. which was accepted by the
court. Mary Jenkins, administrative of
Jesse Jenkins. deceased, filed inventory Of
personal estate of deceased and list of
Debts due deceased, and was granted an
order to sell said personal estate. Sarah
Z. Darby and Joseph ". Darby administer -
tors Of Thomas D. Darby, deceased, filed
Inventory Of personal estate of decea sed
end were granted an order to- sell the same
Cornelia II. Farquhar guardian to James
NJ. Strain. passed her first and final &C
count and filed final release of said James
NJ. Strain and Sarah II. STRAIN, her wards
Charles Farquhar and Cornelia II. Far
Quhar, administrators of Cornelia ~ Strain
deceased, filed six iinal releases CT dis
tributes.
At a meeting of the county commission
ers held here yesterday, all the members
of the board were present except Mr. JAS
T. Trunelle, who was detained at home ty
sickness. The report of examiners on the
public road petitioned for by Oliver II. p.
Clark. was laid over until next Tuesday
The contract fer furnishing stone for pix
ing in the fifth district was awarded to
Mr.. Edward Birgfeld at 81 cents per cubic
yard. The accounts for repair of roads by
the following persons were passed by the
board: First district-L. f. Riggs, $4l.55
George Trammell. $3lF5: Lafayette NJ.
pwyer, $1O4.V. Second district-Celas B.
Duvall, s3O.15; VIM. F. Lewis 5000; Thos.
G. Brown. $3.50; VIM. n. Thompson, s25lO;
Henry J. Stottlemyer, 81; Basil Burdette.
$40; VIM. Waters, $3S; James II. Cue.
s25.33; Archibald l.. Mullican. $40. Third
district-Wm. w. Astlin, SS6.7O; John A.
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IrNCANsoN BROS. AucrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-ST1RY FRAME
DWELLING. No las STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust b,ar,u Ja tn
October s. 1sa2 and recorded in i.ibcr No. l1as.
District OF Columbia, We will sell. at public auc-
ton. IN front OF the premises, TUESDAY, the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST A. d. lsaS M
FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, the following described real
ington, District Of Columbia, TO Wit: Part o.
original lot numbered four a. I'm square numbered
two hundred and eleven t2ll,, beginning for the
same al point on the north line of y street AZ n
from the southeast corner Of said lot and RUNNING
thence west twelve and onehalf ,i2i1) feet fhence
north TO the line Of a public alley "a the rear as
opened and dedicated February % A ID isSs a.
per plat recorded in the o.icc OF the suryeyor Of
said District OF Columbia. December 2 AID 1850
In Book IL. page ~; thence northeasterly along
the line OF said alley 10 point due north of the
place OF beginning, and thence soath TO the ltna q,
said street and place OF beginning together with
tne ways, easements and aipurtenanccs thereunfo
belonging OF In anywise appertainny.
Terms: One-thrd cash. the balance In two eo,,.t
installments. IN one and two years notes 10 h..
given, bearing interest at q per cent rer nnnnn,
payable semi annually, TO he secured iv ,iaca -,
trust On the property sold all cash al the onton
OF the purchaser ieosit of s2oo will be reauir,l
Of the purchaser at the time Of sale Copxer.noia
and recording at cost Of purchaser. Terms OF SALE
TO be complied with In fifteen days from dsy az
SALE otherwise trustees reserve the right 10 raxcii
the property at the risk and Of defautinr pur
chaser, after i've days advertisement OF such r.sai
In some Newspaper published In Washington DC
TALlMAIGE A. LAMBERT
FRANK BIRGE SMITH,
e'deos Trustees.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED Vrxru
tRlpAl; AUGUST SEVENTEENTH. 1894 same
TAl4MADGE A. LAMBERT.
FRANK BlhGE SMITH,
aul4-d&ds Trustees
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THOMAS BOWLING; L CO.. Auctioneers
81. T. 1t. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND On THE COLUMBIA ROAD, ADJoIN-
ING TIE ARLINGTON RESERVATION. GOOD
CHANCE FOR A STERILIZATION

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT oP
LAND ON THE COLUMBIA ROAD ADJoIN-
ING TIE ARLINGTON RESERVATION. GOOD
CHANCE FOR A SPECULATION.
Under and by virtue OF a cerfstn deed 81 trust
hearing date April I. 1854. and recorded in hook
4, No. 4, page Az. Of the land records 81 the
county OF Alexandria. state Of Virginia. and Of a
decree OF the county court Of The said county,
PASSED In wherein Ellen ". Croker WAS
complainant and Henry W. Smith and Others wer,
defendants. the undo ~ nci trustee will on SAT-
URpAl, AUGUST EIGHTEENTH, 1884 az
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. In front Of tlt. premses
sell at public auctioa ALL THAT CERTAIN PAR.
CEI. AND Lob OF LAND situate In the coantv
Of Alexandria. state of Virginia the Columl,ia
Turnpike road. Gaout two and onc-half miles lc.
yond The Long brsdge. and rajonsuy the Arlington
reservation the east. containing utv-clpht
(asD acres. less. more Particularly d..
scritcd In said deed OF trust. 20 wifich ref.rru,-
Is hereby made, except nevertheless about two
and ooe-'iuart-r acres which have been ler..o,o-e
released. sud laBf is now occupied ly Henry "
Smith. Said ir-ct Of ground has li-.a suldiNi.sl
and Is improved ly a seven room frame dwcll'r-
and harm: has excellent we'll 90 water AMI a
commanding view az Washington an! tie riVes
Terms OF sale: on.-;hird cash. balance 10 .u;,,l
instalrents IN one. tive and tfrce yrafs secures
by ibe p1ies CT The purchaser cue acss OF trues
property void. all cssh. OF the imrclasersa
option. d,pos; Of $500 IS required on tie On
OF sale. Sale e. 10. closed within fifteen dar,
from tie day 81 sac, tie trustee reserves Ito
right To rcsel, =, Tie and rsi u the default,
ing purchaser. AL convey ancin- ind recor.ins
and rick q. pUi,las-r's cost.
au3st De- xsAses ST.. Brighfwood rsrk. d G.
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auto d&dl
RADCLIFFE. DARR & 90, Auctione,-s

RtSiElS SALE OF BRICK DWELLING: HorST,
No. lo2 9TH STREET SOUTHEAST.
by virtue of Iced Of trifst duly recorded In L.
Der No. 1874. at folio 2.S ct seq one Of the Land
records for the District Of Columbia and nj the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby. the und.rsirna
trustees Will offer for sale by public auc, ion in
front Of the premises. on FRIDAY. SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF AUGUST, ID. 1894, at FIVE OCTIsK
PM, the following described land and prerri,as
situate in the city OF WASHINGTON, District az 40
umhia, and designated as part Of lot thirty ,O I'm
Caroline lsdells recorded subdivision Of lots in
square nine hundred and forty three ,9s3, rs ,.r
plat recorded 10 Liher Is folio l. OF the surveyor
ONCE Of the District Of Columbia. together with
the improvements, ways. rights, &c This property
will he sold subject. however, 10 a prior deed az
trust for $500 the particulars OF which will be
fully stated at the time Of sale
Terms Over and above the trust TO be maid i'm
cash. deposit Of 500 required upon acceptanS
Of bid IL the terms of sale not compiled with
In hhetn days from the day OF sale the re
serve the right 10 resell the property at the r.k
and cost Of the defaultiny purchaser. after five
days advertisement OF such resale In some news
paper published In Washington, d. c. All convey
ancfng and recording at purchasers cost
JOHN s. SwORMSTEDT.
aus-d&ds WM. MAYSE. Trustees
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Eighth Missouri district-Richard p.
Bland, democrat, renominated,
Third Missouri distrc;-Judge II. G. Or
don OF Mercer county, republican.
Fifth Kansas aistrict-C. w. Brandenberg
Of Marshall county, democrat
Eleventh Illinois Decentralization Gallup
of Livingston county, prohibitionisA
Fifth Nebraska district-W. ii. McKeigl-
an, populist, renominated.
Seventh Minnesota district-Frank Nj.
Eddy Of Pope county. republican.
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Trustees.
Dll4Ef & HERRING. Auctiuneers au..-siN Dis
THOMAS DowIING o.. AucrIoNEERs.

TLtsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE STORE AND
DWELLING. SITUATE AT TIE CORNER OFF
TWELFTH AND'M srREETs NORTHEAST.
Under aDG by ,irtse OF certain deed u trust,
hearing date February Y. 1892 and recorded in
liber No. lo&4, folio sS3 e; sec one OF the lani
lie ords Of the District Of Columbia, snd af tie re-
quest OF the part. secured thereby, the sned
trustees Will, on FRIDAY, AUGUST SEyEN-
TENTH. 1884. AT FIVE O'CLOCK y. NJ. IN frons
OF the premises. sell at public auction all OF that
certain lot and parcel OF land The county
OF Washington. District Of Columbia, and Know
as and being tie south one-half a. Of lot num-
bered sixteen ,i6, In block namiered -four "a 81
the Washington Brick Machine Compauy's sul-di-
vision OF tract Of land salled Trinslad together
With the improvements thereon. consisting two
sior, fraise store and dwelling
Terms cf &ae as follows: Purchaser assume
IL. 1880, secure note Of 81 SO payable in hye
years AFTER date. md another dated MAY z, lss
to secure ssre Of seoo. paysbe Ase years after
dsie. and the taance in cash. Terms Of sale TO lie
complied with within ten days from tie day Of
sale. or the trustees reserve the right to resell al
the cost and risk Of the defauiting purchaser. A
dsIcsit OF two hundred dollirs tSauOl required on
the day OF sale All ccnvs yancing and recording az
the purchaser. cost.
WILLIS c. HALDEMAN. Trustee,
Orice 6l5 l4ta ~. NV
GEORGE ]. EASTE1lDAY Trustee,
has-dkds s~ -. f4l0 G st. NV
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UPPER MARLBORO FAIR.
The Annual Exhibit VIII He Opened
Next Week.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star
UPPER MARLBORO Md.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd,
August 10, 1894.
The Marlboro agricultural fair promises
to be a paying investment this year unless
all signs fail A large amount of money
Is being expended in putting the buildings
in good condition. All Of the buildings
rave been whitewashed and painted. The
track is being improved and will make
much faster time than last year. The fair
will be held from August II to "a, the week
before the fair in Baltimore county The
Fair Association has among its stockhold-
ers some of the most prominent business
men of Washington. They naturally feel
an interest in the success of the association
and have in every way assisted the board
of directors in their efforts. The associa-
tlon has So. 600 invested in the grounds
The fair grounds are situated on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, the depot
being about 100 yards from the grand
stand and exhibition hall.
The fair is given each year under the
auspices of the Prince Georges Agricul-
Il raj Fair Association, and this will be
the second exhibition. The president of the
association is DR.. Richard S. Hill: vice
president. Henry W. Clagett; secretary,
JOS S. Wilson; treasurer. F. w. Hill; d.
rectOrs. Judge Jno. B. Brooke. James T.
Perkins. DIR. L. a Griffith. /. s. Wilson.
Jno- W. Belt, Fred SaSScer, II. Traband and
Phil w. Chew; T. j. Grant, recording Sec
-etary.
More than 100 first and second premiums
Are offered for cattle. including all breeds
ond Classes Fifty first and second pre-
niums are offered for horses The premium
list aggregates 5000. The following judges
have been appointed: Horses, John H.
Green. cattle, sheep and hogs Frank a.
Lovelock of Virginia: dairy products, Prof
Patterson of Maryland Agricultural Col
lege; held products, Capt Sylvester of Mary
land Agricultural College; green products
Prof. Brinkly, Maryland Agricultural Col
lege: fruits. Prof. Robinson. Maryland Ag-
ricultural College: household fabrics Miss
Irrch Of Washington; works of art, Mr.
Feerhon of Washington: kitchen products,
+. Freund and Jno. H. Magruder of Wash
ington: wines, H. Fsgan and Jno. H. Ma
gruder.
The Maryland agricultural experiment
station has asked for forty or fifty feet of
space The exhibits from the station Of
grasses. seeds. soils. fruits. etc, will not
be in competition for prizes, but merely for
exhibition.
So great has been the demand for space
,cr exhibition for cattle, sheep and hogs
that thirty extra stalls have been ordered
and also additional stalls for race horses
There VIII be races every day of the fair The
entries for the trotting races closed on
Friday last. There are ninety-two entries
and several stables are on the grounds
close until Friday next.
senator Blackburn of Kentucky will open
the fair next Tuesday and tell how races
ana fairs are run In the blue grass state
Senator Gibson OF Maryland Is booked for
the same day
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CLARENCE a FUGITIVE.
The Former Mosquito Chief Has Gone
TO Costa Ricn.

a dispatch from Port Limon, Costa Rica
dated August II. says: The British cruiser
Mohawk has arrived here from the Mos
quito country with Chief Clarence and IL
refugees aboard. Buetields was retGlien by
1000 Nicaraguans who arrived from Rama
and Greytown aboard transports flying the
United States flag. The American marines
re-embarked on their approach, abandoning
the American residents. many OF whom
removed the national flag from their houses,
trampled upon 1t and hotsted the British
flag.
The Nicarasusn officials, on entering
the government house, hauled down and
tore into ShredS the Mosquito flag, and
arrested numerous Americans and Jamai-
cans suspected of sympathizing with Chief
Clarence. Capt. Stewart of the Mohawk
went into the prison and rescued all who
We're willing to claim British protection.
The Mohawk remains at Port Limon await
ing orders from Great Britain. Chief Ciar-
ence is still aboard the Mohawk"
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE FRAME
OUTAGE " THE TENlENIOwN ROAD.
NEAR IENLENToNN. u. e.
by virtue Of \ deed Of trust. dQly recorded In
liber No 1880. at folio 22o ct seQ Of the land
reSords Of the District of Columbia and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, the under
sened trustees viii offer for sale. by pullie aue-
Ton II fron; z. the PREMISES on TIL RSDAY.
THE TWEN1l-THlRD DAY OF AUGUST A ID.
lsss. AT FIVE ot1tBtk p. NJ. the following de-
srined Land and premises situate IN the county Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, aud d,sigl,a ted
as iois numbered twentyt three 2l ami tw,nfy four
90 In block numbered two ca. IN John NJ Bary's
SUI division OF parts Of tracts Of land known as
Friendship and MT Airy as per Tlat In Icok
county, No e. Iase f23, OF the records Of the
once Of the sur,e Of the District of Columbia
,oeether with all the improvements. rights &c
Tbs property VIII be sold subject. however 20 a
Irfor deed OF trust for $3.50 90 per cent? due in
three years from March IL, 1898
Terms: Over and above the trust cash A do
Iosit " 500 required upon acceptance Of hid II
the terms Of sale NOT complied with In fifteen
days from he day Of sale the reserve the
riShi 10 resell the property at the risk and Of
the oetaultig purchaser. after i've DAYS advertte-
ment Of such I'm same pevs,.r..r r,,htxl,i q,
Washington. ID. G. All couyeyspcInr and r.c,,r,i,.,
At the cost Of the purchaser
DnUGI-AS d. MACKAII.
LhDkC H. MILLER.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE BAYS,
RrcIFFk DARR Z o.. AucrroNEExs
TRuxIEES' BALE or UNMpf.ovEp PRoPERr,
ON IVY SfhEET BETWEEN ID AND K NEW
JERSEY AVENUE AND SOUTH CAPfTO]


TRrxTEzs SALE or uNnarI:oyEp PROPERTY
ON IVY STREET BETWEEN ID AND K NEW
JERSEY AVENUE AND SOUTH CAPITOL
STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue q q deed Of trust. duly RECORDED in
1es1: 10 Ia folio sss e sea- one Of the land
seqSsst OF the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees viii offer for sale by public auc-
T 1l9n ~ ire1t q the premises, on SATURDAY.
1874. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following de-
ington. District II Columbia. 10 wit: All fbose
certain certain pieces or parcels OF land aud premises
asoMn and distinguished az and being part OF
Original lcfs numbered twenty t2o and twe6ty-
one tzlD, In square six hundred and uinety-three
sosSl, contained within the following metes and
Soands VIE: Beginning for the the south
ming thence east one hundred and four ,iOsl feet
TO an alley ten n0D feet wide, thence north along
me west iine OF said alley hundred and ten
thence west along the south line OF said last.
mentioned alley one hundred and four lO4l feet
70 the west line of said lot twenty-one C2il and
,h south one hundred and ten d1o, feet to
lots twenty co and twenty-one C2iD, in said
square six hundred and ninety three esssl except
Tue part on the east and north condemned for
alley, together with all the rights privileges &c
Terms OF sale: One-half cash. the balance in
one and two years, per per annurn payable
semi -annusll y,. secured by deed Of TRUST on the
propeer,y sold or all cash az the option Of the
ceptsnce Of bid n terms OF sale are not con-
piled wIih In fifteen days from the day OF sale
the trustees reserve the right TO resell the prop
chaser. after five days advertisement Of such re-
sale In some newspaper Published In Washington.
y; &. All sonyeyancins aud recording at the cost
OF the purchaser.
BURR r. TRACY, TRUSTEE.
JOHN A BUTLER lr.. Trustee.
aull-d&ds SOB St
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RADCLIFFE, DARR & co, Auct,one.rs
30 PA. AVE NV

TRrSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN RyRR.
VILE. ID g. SITUATED IN THE COZ My
OF WASHINGTON, VIA BENNING ROAD. Al
by virtue of deed OF trust given to us and duly
recorded tn fAter No. 1862 at folio 232 ct seq one
or the land records OF the District of Counhin W.
VIII sell at pubc auction, In front OF the prem.
ises, on TUESDAY, 1HE TWESTi-FfRST BAf OF
following Described land and premises situate IN
the county OF Washington, District OF Columbia
and designated as lot thirty nine l3sl in bloe /
siI 90. and lots seven ca, eighteen u.s. nineteen
us, twenty t2ol, twenty-one eli. twenty-five C.s
and twenty seven t21l, In block seven 4, IN ~.
subdivision called Burrville II. g " WV
Terms: une-half cash, balance in one year or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser of xbS,b =
deposit OF $40 must be paid on each lot at time Of
sale. Terms TO he fully complied with I'm fftee1,
tE!s Iroin me "a! OF sale otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 10 resell the property at the risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser or purchssars
All TohteSancn- recording, &c., at the Of the
AMBOSE WILLIAMS.
HENRY c. BORDEN
nulOd NQs no II 81. Ernst
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FUTURE DAYS,
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. ArCTIoNEE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BI-st>E,sS
PROPERTY AND DWELLING, NORTIWIsS +
CORNER TWELFTH AND = STREETS NORTH
WEST AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded "a
Liber 1889 folio IS. Of the land records al
the premises MONDAY. AUGUST TWENTY.
SEVENTH, 1894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM the
District of Columbia. to wit: All that ce-tain
piece OF lend and premises known and dist ingu,s.
I'd as and being lot g. In Theresa Arnold : SUIT.
division. in square numbered PTS. as pcr Mat
recorded In I.Der H. folio rs OF the records a.,
the surveyor of the District of Columbia togetb.,
with Improvements, consisting OF a brick dwelling
Terms made known at the time Of sale.
WILLIAM Il. Tt'RPIN
Surviving Trustee,
r-.,-,,, =, l429 " \. ave.
au15.l1, Is ~ %
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DULEY & HEKKfNG. AUcTIoNEERs.
225 Ia. ave NV
FALs "a LEt, Tw9sToRn BRICK HorsE No.

VALUABLE Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE, No.
6lf FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust. dated the
10th day Of Nav. A. ID. 1881, and recorded among
the land records of the District OF Columbia.
I-lber 1865 folio AL et SEQ, and at the written
request OF the holder of the secured thereby.
We wiH offer at puddle auction, ia front the
ISremisss, on MONDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY
VI AUGUST. AID. 1894. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, the following Described property, situated in
the city OF Washington. District Of Columbia, 10
Wit: All that certain piece parcel OF land and
premises Known and distinguished and being all
OF lot numbered hundred and twenty. in John
U. Johnsons and James NJ. Stockett's, trustees.
and Frank J. Diendoanes subdivision Of square
numbered 1851. with improvement thereon. two
story orfck house, said subdivision Is recorded
In the Office 81 the surveyor Of the District OF
Columbia. IN Liber No. Ia. folio 1sl.
Terms Of sale: One-third of purchase money to
be paid In Sash. balance In three years. with In
ssrsft al . per cent per annum. A deposit Of
S2uO required at the time Of sale. Terms be
complied with In ten days from day OF sale,
trustees reserve the right resell at risk and
cost of defaaltins purchaser.
JOHN o. JOHNSON.
FRANK J. DIEUDONNE.
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Warrington. John Leadbeater and sister
OF Alexandria, George B. Miller and wife Of
Paul Brewer Of New York, Mrs Lantz, Miss
Emily johnson. Frederic McReynolds,
Thomas Janney Brown and Edward Cliff
ton Thomas Of Washington. Misses Hooper.
Palmer and Gilpin Of Baltimore, Mrs. Eallie
Wilson Brown Of Texas, Samuel Brown
end Miss Peasants Of Virginia, Miss Has
keil OF Pennsylvania, and Miss Agnes Nc
Parlin Of Annapolis
The young men Of the community will
give dance to their friends on Friday
evening next at Olney Grange Hail.