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WASHINGTON GROVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Banes have
apartments at Mrs. A. E. Bovee's' on the
boulevard. Mrs. Ogden. accompanied by
her little daughter, Is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. &c. Nerriam,' on the boule-
ward. Miss Willie Briscoe, who has been
quite sick at the home Of her sister. Mrs
Melville Lindsey, has recovered. Mr.. Fred
erick Ritter. who has been visiting Mr..
Donald Tracy of Broadway, has returned
to the city. Mrs. Webster and children Of
Baltimore are guests of Mrs. Percy Foster
on Park Place.
A Washington gentleman inquired II
bathing at the grove Is good According to
the general opinion it is, as the pump
trSushs are long and deep and WIDE" and
the water cold.
Miss Eliza Holbrook IS the guest Of Mrs
Harry Bowling on First avenue. MIR. Harry
Bowling left on Friday for a trip to Phila-
delphia- Miss Feltham Is the guest Of Mrs.
J. s. Platt on the boulevard. Mr.. Percy
Seymour Wright and family have returned
from a six-weeks' trip to Long Island. Miss
Kate Grafiil IS registered at Hotel Albany.
Miss Emma Ripley, accompanied by friends,
is enjoying outing on the lower Potomac.
4 musical and literary entertainment was
given at Hotel Albany on Wednesday even
ing. The program, which was well rem
dered, was as follows: Solo, Love Lies
net duet, Mr.. Chas. E. Allen. Prof. Hutch
inson; quartet, "Larboard Watch" Messrs.
Allen, Palmer, Dyer and Middleton; vocal
solo, Mr. Arthur Middleton; stringed instril-
aent quartet, MesSrs. Hurdle, Wilson,
BUshby ard Houghton. Refreshments were
afterwar1 served by the Misses Crane OF
the hotel. Among those present were Mr..
g. II. Horton. Boston. Mass; Capt. and
Mrs. E H. Ripley. Miss Emma Ripley, Mr..
and Mrs. William De Shields. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lambert Bergman, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bushby, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Duvall and
others.
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GATHER sBIRG,

Mr. W. Clarence Duvall has purchas ed a
building lot on the corner of Russell and
Breoxes avenues from Ar. Thomas B.
Brookes. paying 500.
Mrs. VIM. r.. Hcwes and daughters, and
the Misses IIov;es of Georgetown. are SO.
1ourning with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Case.
Miss Ida I.irthicurl, who has spent sew
eral months with Mr. Robert A. Young, has
returned to her home In southern Maryland.
Mrs. Charles d. Davis gave pleasant
social dance at her hospitable home Many
friends were prcser. TO enjoy the delightful
entertainment OF the hostess.
Tuesday night the Railroad station here
was again enteroS and robbed The thieves
entered BY forcing waiting loom window
and the Office was not reached being very
heavily gre TEL aud lnckcd Ut all entrances
"A case or sample shoes, the property of
New YORK salesman, aud Il srl.H amount of
cash in the enny-!n-the-slot scales were
occurred The numerous ssni successful rob-
berries perpetr:sted at the siatiC. in the past
year have created rot little suspicion of
local ieile-s. and the officers have exerted
every means to find clew, but I'd TO this
time, without avail.
Miss Minnie Smith, who has with marked
success instructed large class in music
here, returned to Oaklani on Thursday TO
Gr Edwari Welsh CT Avery WIS badly
hurt by the failing Of straw carrier while
th-eshing wheat
The Epworth NJ. r. Sunday school tsId
its first annual outing at Fuiks' grove on
Friday.
The annual meeting Of the Galthersburg
Nillin. and Manufacturing Company was
held en- "Wednesday. y seni-annual diyi-
dead OF 3 re- cent was declared On the
capital stock OF 800. 20. The election OF
officers resulted as follows: President, Is-
natlus 4. Fuiks; secretary and treasurer,
Henry c. Miller: manager. Upton Darby;
who. with Messrs. o. j. Keller, Charles
Adler. Spencer c. Jones' George T. Dunlop,
VIM. r. Mobley. Henry P. Pillsbury. fhile-
non u. Smith. George II. French and John
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DUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE FRAME DWELLINGS
LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF CHAM.
PLAIN AVENUE BETWEEN SUPERIOR
STREET AND COLUMBIA AVENUE. MERI
DIAN HILL.
BY virtue OF a certain decd OF trust 10 u.s. bear
ing date August 80, A. ID. 1892, and duly re-
corded In Liber 1870, folio 40 ct eec., OF the
land records Of the District OF Columbia and at
the request OF the patty secured thereby, we, tho
undersigned trustees, viii sell at public auction,
In front OF the premises THURSDAY, the
TWENrY-SiNTH DAY or JULY. A. u. 1891, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ. all those certain pieces or
parcels Of land and premises situate in the county
of Washington. ID. c., and known and distinguished
as and being lots numbered IS and -. in block
numbered L. in Hall and Elyar's recorded sub
provtments thereon, consisting of five frame dwell
ings
The property will be sold Subject to certain
deed OF trust. bearing date April 90, A. u. lS.2
to W. T. Elmonston and Adds II. Browne, trus.
tees securing the American Security and Trrs,
Company. in five years from date. the sum of
So 600. with interest from October &c. A. d. 1883
said trust bearing interest at the rate OF @ per
c, mt per annum. payable scni-annually.
Terms OF sale: All cash. All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. A deposit Of sapC
will be required at time OF sale. Terms OF sale 10
lie complied with In ten deys from date of sale
otherwise trustees reserve tie right to resell at
risk and cost of dcfauiting purchaser or pur.
W. F. EDMONSroN.
Office. 200 Eth St NV.
ADDS Il. BROWNE,
0flcc. Pacific bldg, CO.
-.H;.s 6of L ST. n W.
tv13-dSds Trustees
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FREDERICK.

A mild sensa ton has been caused here by
the ordering of an investiga ton Of the af-
fairs Of Montevue Hospital, the county
almshouse, located near this city,. by the
board of charities and correction. The IN
vestigation was made upon the basis Of a
charge brought against the superintendent,
F. Tobias Main, by Nelson ]. Stockman and
other employees Of the institution, who, 1t
appears, had been reported to the board by
Mr. Main for drunkenness and improper
conduct. His report to the board resulted
in the issuing Of an order compelling all
employees to be ct their posts Of duty for
night service at 10 o'clock. In consequence
Stockman and his fellows formulated
charges against the superintendent and
sent them to DR.. VIM. Lee of the state
Iunacy commission. They asserted that he
had CHECKED one inmate and fed him on
bread and water, that he had tied eight or
ten others to trees in the hot sun and that
he had hobbled another with heavy irons.
The charges were returned by DR.. Lee to
the board of charities and correction, who
met Thursday 70 investigate them. Super
intendent Main was defended by p. T.
Pampel, and the dscontcntcd employees
were represented by WA p. Maulsby, jr.
Eiain proved by the testimony CT himself.
DR.. Franklin B. Smith, the hospital pbysf-
clan, and others. that the charges We're
wholly untrue. The board withheld its re-
port, but IL il understood that 1t will re-
suit in the excHpation of the superintend-
ent ard the discharge of the recalcitrant
employees. Mr.. Main was appointed SUPER
intendent of Montevue several months ago
to succeed Luther Dera, and his admins
tration has been strictly moral and econom-
ical.
The members of the African NJ. e.
churches in this vicinity will begin a two
weeks Village camp" in this city on Sun
day, when Bishop w. ]. Gaines of Georgia
will officiate. A large number Of visiting
clergymen will be present.
Charles Roberts. the ,twefrc-year-old son
Of VIM. Roberts of this city. lit his pipe
over a box of tobacco Thursday evening
when the lighted match fell in the box.
A sharp explosion followed, and the boys
face was badly burned. The box had q lot
OF powder IN the bottom, on top Of which
tobacco had been put. a., ...r-.,..
The Rev. Father HaInm, 9. j., assistant
pastor of st. Johns Catholic Church here.
has been appointed pastor to succeed the
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Rev. Father Coleman. 8. j. who has been

Rev. Father Coleman, g. j. who has been
sent to jamaica, West Indies.
James Appleby. a young man of Union
Vile, this county. was thrown, beneath the
wheels Of a heavily loaded farm wagon and
run over. his left leg being broken in two
places, his arm lacerated and internal in
turtes inflicted. ..--r-. =. -,
Hammond Miner has been appointed by
the court permanent trustee of VIM. w
Lease q Co., stationers and fancy goods
dealers of Frederick, who recently became
insolvent.
Miss Miriam H. Evans Of washingto ton
who Is visiting her grandfather, Capt. b
r. Brown, In this city, was attending
picnic near here on Wednesday, when she
accidentally fell from a wheelbarrow and
fractured her left arm in two places.
Elias Nicholson of the vicinity Of Thurs
ton. this county. was brought to jail here
Wednesday, and committed for the action
OF the grand jury on a writ issued by Mag
istrate Davis. charging him with stealing
all the good milk in Frederick county"
Mr.. A. b. Carly and family Of Washing
ton are visiting reletives here. '--....'
Miss Annie Delashmutt Cf Washington Is
the guest Of Miss Mamie Castle. -
Thomas Chapline has returned from a visit
to washington. accompanied by his cousin.
Albert Chapline.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


Schedule In effect June Q. is9t
Leave Washington from station corner Of Nc~
For Chicago and Northwest, vestibuled Limited
express trains II rs am. $500 pm.
bnsd mised $50 r% 1s e aPS 'd nsiJ Ssht s''
For lr.tsbsse and Cleveland. cypress daily II ID
For lexington and staupton. HIS am,
Far Mnn ,s and way stations as:Jo p m
chaftanoess. Me@Tn,. and Ne% ' orieans' ' II %
r m, daily. sleeping cars through.
For Raiiinors' r week 's aay. an 6.oo o.as.
1,;lo II 90 $50 IS minutes. s:ss. 70 70 -Io:oo
assS 800 s .s, s aSS III 10 %
minutes M M $50 1880 am. ri2.o6. ii2:ca. 90
co 40 800 - minutes, S;2s t:Si; nS:oo. $40.
PSr Annapolis. 7:Io and 9:I5 am. 1915 and
Forp m u. Sundays; $50 an. s:3l pm.
n.m' f freoer'ce' aii;i5 am. ci:i5. ai:3o. as:so
For mac.rstown. alI:i5 am Hnd 1880 pm
sis5o sso ana ass s' g. ESs' S assa III Sc
80 rs wssAInytes Junction and way points. cs,co,
@ Stations MS J sT s :, tain q stopping at
Ok. aar Bay Ridge. ais and as pa, Sundays.
ROYAL bLG Is al fy f:ii rs 3 n NEW YORK AND
r., PIIII.ADEITHII. So
east dailn ,aatgIis, New York. Boston and the
e e G2;oo Dining Car, 500 ts:os Dining Cur.
e'coct IA '"o pm Sleeping Car. open az 1000
But Buffet .,, ra,lor Cars on all day trains.
and l2eo ssnasys .S ia sS;SG noon ON
f9r Cape May and Sea Isle City. week days. 40
s Beach sS %s.f .s. $40 40 ana
i2'oo noon Sundays 1890 noon.
Except Sonal Elpses na tSal.s s Sunday only.
Bsssase called for and checked from hotels and
Scss eis asd is: I'i Ts S ave- .' sns
blo Gen. Manager. Gen. rass. Act.
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EARLY CIRCULATING LIBRARIES.
The Popular Instituiion Has Been in
Exfstence for Hundreds Of Years.

The Popular Instituiion Has Been in
Exkstence for Hundreds Of Years. -
From time inmemorial. says All the
Year Round, booksellers shops have been
the favorite resort of all touched with the
love Of letters. and in the days gone by.
when the art Of advertising was practically
unknown. 1t was only by freQuenting the
shops where books were sold that possible
purchasers were able to learn what was
going on in the publishing world. to know
what new books were In course Of publica-
tion and to hear and exchange the latest
literary gossip. These early book lovers.
one may be quite sure. would be certain to
while away many a leisure hour by Sam
ping the wares on their hosts counters.
and would read. or at least dip into, many
volumes besides those they actually pur-
chased for more leisurely consumption at
he me. And hence might arise very natur-
ally, the custom Of formally lending out
books to read for q momenta-y considera-
ton. Thus at the end Of kirkman's "Thra-
clan Wonder" published in 1861, the book
seller makes the following announcement:
III any gentleman please to repair to my
with all manner of English or French his
tories. romances or poetry. which are to Be
sold or read for reasonable consdera ton"
IL Is not quite clear from the last few words
whether tne DOCKS might De taken away TO
be read. or whether the reading was to be
done In the booksellers shop. But that
books might be taken home is evident from
the remark Of character in Neviles
Poor Scholar" printed in 1862: step to
booksellers s." he says. and give him this
angel, which I'll lend you. for the use OF
the many-languaged Bibles lately pub
llsh't for week. Their price is twelve
pound. When you have got them to your
study. invite your father TO your chamber,
show him your library. and tell him you are
Twelve pounds out of purse for those large
volumes. This was an ingenious way of
getting around the relieving officer" but
1t Is doubtful. after all. whether the lending
system was put into practice to any great
extent.
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ROBT. f. ]. WHITE,
GEORGE W. WHITE,
N17-d&As Trustees, 619 + 1t. NV.
c. c. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIoSEERs 1907 G ST.

rRUSTEES' SALE OF SEVEN VALUABLE DWELL
lNGS On 'P' STREET BETWEEN 21TII AND
2STH STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING Nos.
2iO3, 2I05, 2i07, 2Il5, 2il2 2121 AND 213l.
TIIESE DWELLINGS WILL BE OFFERED
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust, dated JAM
uary ?. AID 1894, and duly recorded in Iiher 1855
folio LOG ct seq, OF the land records OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia and at the request OF the holder
of the notes secured thereby, will offer, sep
arately. at public auction. in front of the prem
ises. on FRIDAY, the TWENTY -SEN EN1II DAY Of
JULY. AID. 1894. ct FINE O'CLOCK PM, the
following described real estate situate in the city
of Georgetown, I'm the District Of Columbia TO Wit:
All OF lots Numbered two hundred and eighty four
t2Si two hundred and eighty-fye C2S5l, two hun
dred and eighty -six $3.50, two hundred and ninety
t2.0, two hundred and nincty-two t29sl, two hun
dred and ninetythree (2.s5j and two hundred and
ninety-eis (25s1 In +. NJ. Detweilcrs subdivision
OF lots in square numbered nnety-sx (eei. as said
subdivision is recorded in Georgetown Subdivision
Book No. ., page !.
Terms OF sale: Each Of the above pieces Of
property Will be sold subject Indebtedness of
$1,000 secured by first decd OF trust thereon and
purchase money to be Paid in cash. A deposit of
500 TO be paid on each piece OF property at the
time OF sale. Sale to he closed within thirty t3ol
days from day OF sale, otherwise tie property will
he rcsold at the risk and cost Of the defaultins
purchaser. after five days advertisement in some
newspaper published in Washington, DC. All con-
Seyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
I"g JAMES NJ. GREEN. Trustee,
- - al 18th 81. NV.
HENRY c. STEWART, Jr, Trustee,
jy1'd GO l4th st. NV.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

In effect June "a Isai
1890 AN. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pullman
Sleeping. Dining, Smoking and Observation Cars
Harrisburg 10 Chicago Cincinnati, Indianapolis.
Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet ParlOr Car 70 nsF-
1850 AN. FAST IINr.-purlman Bune, rarlo.
caT 10 Harrisburg. farlor and Dining Cars, Har-
s:i5 p.M. cHIC1Go AND ST. LOUIS EXPIRES.
ing and Dining Car-, Harrisburg TO ST. Louis.
Cincinnati Louisville and Chicago.
1:io Pm. WESTERN ExPRESs.-Puliman Sleep
Ing Car 10 Chicago, snd HarrisSurg 20 Cleveland.
4:ie Pm. s - rrTlIasf EXPRESS Palma,
ssleeIing and DlHing Cars 10 81: Louis. and Sleep
inf o Ser r HMsrr Pai e fSI:PSss
s:S0 An for Kane. oananaairua. Rochester and
1880 An. for Emira and Remove. daily, except
Sunday. For wIihmsport daily. s:i5 IN.
and NiaFar. Falls daily. except saturday. with
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester.
BasiO DAILY and Niagara Tsi day s1sePt sas
.Tday: with sespi1s Gss washRstos 70 Elmira.
En- rh 6SSsRf SsS hof f IF 81 s al Par
ss- Se daily R aI s sis@ sss s
Il o 90 p m J:r', goo "a. %iIns Gar. ana
am. is;is. SIS 40 ieoo and hsas nj pm. For
days. Express. a:oi and $40 r.a daily.
Is. ps.,on: wi.i,.ss change. f:se am week says
ssr.,oEs E.pre.: Through Bunc, rsr'or Carl.
For Atianfic city, 600 SATURDAY. sa,y,. o.so,
II 90 An. l2:ls Pm week DAYS. suadayr. l2:lS
For baltimore. e:s. .:2o. ESQ. T:ss. 900. ESQ,
1880. II 90 and II so n.m.. 12:iS 2oi, 3:lc
400 Limited. 40. 80. SEQ, 6:i4 T:io 1000,
1910, 1l:i5 and II IS pm On Sunday. 1:20.
Us eco. 3O5 1880 II 90 an. 1918, l:l5,
2:ol, Sis ti.0o Limited, $50. $40 6:i4. 7:lo,
1000. l0:4o and IL IS pm.
For rope's Creek Line. 10 AN. and 30 pm.
For Annapolis. 40. 300 and 1850 an. and
40 pm. daily. except sunday. Sundays, 300 a.
NJ. and 4 30 pm.
Atlantic Coas; Line Express for Richmond Jack
sonyiiie ard Tampa, 4:3o an, $50 pm. daily.
Eicbmord ard Atlanta. $50 pm. daily. RichmoSd
only, 10 80 am. week Ggrs.
Accommodation for oGsntico. 5:s5 am. daily.
and AIS pm. week DAYS
For Alexandria. z:30. o.3s, I:s5. SEQ. a:s5.
1851, IL so am. 1850. lao. $50. z:2a 500.
5:37 els. S:02. 1905 and II 30 pm. On Sunday
ut $50. 145, 3:i3 an. 2:l5. 6:l5. e;o2 and loUS
pm.
Leave Alexandria for Washington. Cos, Gas.
7:U5 500, 9:lO. 1918: lo:2s an, %, 2.l5,
3:ca 3:o3 600, $50. G13 200, 100, a:la, lo:53
aud II .uS pm. Sunday az GA f:io. f0.eS z.
m. 2:is. $50. 90. 80. 9:i5 and 1852 pm.
Ticket Offices, northeast OF 18th strcct and
Pennsylvania Ryenuc aud at the station. 9Th and
u streets. where orders he left for the 'hcck-
ing OF baggage destination from hotels and
licences.
s NJ. PROVOST. J. n. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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SOUTHERN HALFWAY

Schedule I'm effect July n ;9L
All trains arrive and leave at Ifnnsylvnnia Fas.
senser station. Washington. ID. c.
eo I'm dally-Locai for Danville and inter-
mediate stations, and tounecfs at Ivntfrnrg with
the Noriok ana western railroad westward daily,
day. ~
ii;oi am. TIM GREAT SOUTHERN PAST
MAIi..-lealy, operates Pullman BuTey Sleepers
New York Xd Washington via Csarlorte and Co
larnlia 10 savannah and Jacksonville uniting at
eharfotte with Sleeper for Auslsta. airo carries
through Pullman Buffet Sleeper New Yorf 20 Mont
sonsery, with corBectkns for New Orleans Con
nests at Atlanta for Birmingham, Ala, Columbus
4as pn-Daily for Orange ena- inter
mediate stations. and through train for Frout
hI Ia. ane suTS.srS daily EXCEPT Sunday
EfN NHSriBUTED LIMITED, COMPOSED OF PAIL
man NcstibUled Secpers ard Dining Cars runs Via
Sharntte aud Columbia 20 Augusta. Savannah,
saSksonylLie and IaaIIa, carving Pullman sleeper
SLEEPER New York 70 New Orleans ia Atlanta and
montgomery, New York 70 As.eville Via Salisbury
,w,ashngioa 10 Memphis Via Birmingham. and
Washington 10 Augusta Via Columbia Dinns car
Greensboro 70 Montgomery.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND CHIC DIVE
sion leave Washington nj o:10 am. daily. 80
pm. daily, except sunday, and e:s3 , m. sundays
only; Tor lornd Ill., and 80 pm. daily except
sunday, FOR Lcesburg. aud e:33 pm. daily. foe
EeTndon L'turnins, arrive Washington 80 n.iil.,
Goo pm, daily. from EoUnd Hn S.34 am,
m. daily. eic-pt Sunday. from Hcrndon only
through ttG;us from the south arrive WASH
ingfon .:l5 am, 20 pm. end $50 Pa. Manas-
sas DlNlsio1 $50 am. daily, except sunday, ana
Iickets, Sleeping Car reservations ard inforIna-
lion furnished IL Offices. 81 aud 1900 PcnnSylva-
ma avenue. and at Passenger Station, pezns ylya-
min Railroad. Washington. n. c.
W. II. GREEN. Gen. Mar.
w. A. TURK. Gen ras. AT.
l. s. THROWN, Gen. AIT. Pass Dr9.. az
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Deputy O.
Terms cash


MORTGAGEHs SALE OF YAIUABIE real.
DISTRICT OF PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
MARYLAND.
BY virtue OF the power contained in the mort
gage from Ella c. Middleton and Frank f. Middle
co, ded among the land records Of said Prince
Georges county. in LiDer ]. W. b., No. 70, folio
600, etc, J. the attorney named in said mortgage,
Will sell at public sale at he court house door, In
Upper Marlboro IN said county, on TUESDAY.
JULY TWENTY-FOUKTH, 1894. AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. all tho property included in said
mortgage entirety, teing 40 1-5 acres of
land more less. Said Ind Is bounded partly on
the S. ath by the Queen Chapel road. and the
west by the District Of Columbia, and adjons the
lands OF q. C. Goodloe, Zero johnson and Others
and Is the same land of which John l.. Clark late
Of said county, de, cas- ed, died seized. with the
ceptioE of about $40 acres thereof. which was
conveyed by the said Ella q. Middleton and hus-
land rec or,is Of said county In Iaber J. w. b. No
10 folio $50, etc., and about Si-I00 thereof
conveyed from them TO Saome johnson, etc. by
decd recorded in said Liber J. w. b., No. III,
liable because of its proximity TO the city of Wash
ington, Its high and healthy location, and its Pc
culiar fitness to become the site Of Institution
for the purposes Of educa ton, charity, etc. and Is
q desirable investment.
Taxes adjusted to the day Of sale.
Terms OF sale: O1e-thrd cash, balance in equal
instaments. r' six and twelve months from day
Of sale viii .,er-si, secured by the notes of the
purchaser .Alorsed 10 the satisfaction of the
unde: sig, attorney, all cash. at the purchasers
the purchaser al the time Of sale:
=. +. TOME
Attorney named In tho mortgage.
Room a. National Marine Bank
": CAUsN WARING. Auctioneer.
Nl4,l7, lo,2f,c3- -.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCrICNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. No.
1860 NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE NORTHEAST
by virtue Of certain deed OF trust to us. bear.
ing date March 20, 1893, and duly recorded April
IS, 1893, in Lher No. 1904, folio 1l6, Of the land
records of the District o. Columbia, and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby, we, tie under.
signed trustees Will sell. at public auction In front
of the premises on MONDAY, the TIilRTIETH
DAY OF JULY, AID. 1894, at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
all tina. certain piece o: parcel OF land and prem.
iscs situate In the city of Washington, District OF
Columbia, and known and designated and being
lot fourteen I4 in William l.. Bramhalrs subdi.
vision of original lots l and in square 1884 to
geher with the Improvements thereon, consisting OF
q three-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the balance In two equal
instalrnents payable In one and two years. with
interest at per cent per annum, payable semi
annually from day OF SALE secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold, all cash. ut the option OF
the purchaser. deposit of 500 will be required
of the purchaser at the time of sale. All convey.
ancing, recording and notarial fees at the cost OF
the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within ten days from day of sale, otherwise
reserve tho right to resell the property ut the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser. -.- .-'
EUGENE CAKCSI,
CONSTANTINE II. WILLIAMSON
Trustees.
fy11-lE0S Address 6l0 ef
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DUNCANsoNi BROS, AUCrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
ON G. STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS NORTHEhST.
BY virtue of deed OF trust to us dated June
81, 1880. and recorded In Liber 1870 folio 1I2 ct
seI of the land records Of the District of Column
bia, and Mt the request OF the party secu-esi
thereby, We will sell at public auction. I'm front
Of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF JULY, AID. ls3t AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following parcel OF i.nd si.-
bia, being all of lot numbered 10 in Jeremiah
McCarty's subdivision in square Numbered $780, as
recorded in Liber r. W., folio lii. OF the records
of the surveyors office of the District of Column
bia, together with the improvements, &c.
Terms of sale: One II cash. balance in one
year. for which note Of the purchaser will be
taken, bearing interest at she rate Of q per cent
interest. payable semi-annually, aad secured Ly
deed Of trust the property slI, AL cash
at the option of the purchaser. A deposit Of
500 Will be required a; time OF sale. All cen
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost. Terms
of sale to be complied with In fifteen days. other
wise trustees the ishI resell the prop
erty at risk and cost Of defiultng purchaser or
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON. Trustee,
40 9th Ut. NV.
JOHN F. cox, Trustee.
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