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BROOkLAND.

Mrs. T. c. Johnston, and her sister Mrs.
Taylor, who has been visiting her, were
called TO Philadelphia suddenly on account
OF the serious illness of their father.
Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Weeks have returned
TO their Brookland home from their trip
to the mountains of Virginia.
quite large delegation of the members
of King David Lodge of Brookland attended
in a body the ceremonies connected with
the laying of the corner stone of the new
Naval Lodge of Washington.
An ideal evening for garden party and
the popularity OF the Queenstown Baptist
1oung Peoples Union crowded the lawn at
the residence of Rev r. II. West last even
ing from dusk until nearly midnight. A
beautiful Kaleidoscope picture was made by
the gay decorations of bunting and Japan
csc lanterns and the bright dresses of the
attendants and guests hitting to and fro.
Al the right of the entrance was the popu-
lar post Office, presided over by Miss Viii
hanson, assisted by Miss May Garner and
Mr. Racket, and the demand for letters ex-
ceeded the goodly supply that had been
provided Tor the occasion. Opposite the
post office a tasteful booth for the sale of
fancy goods was erected. Mrs. j. l.. White
sides was here the presiding genius, and
was assisted by Miss Etz, Miss Lord. Miss
Hammond, Miss Lucy Lynch and Miss
Ruth Marean, Miss Marie Larner and Miss
Rhine mad charge of the clipping string
~ cream, iefnond0e ana cake were dis
trlputed by Mrs. Schwier, Mrs. Robbins
Mrs }. Il. Lord, ST.; Mrs. Wolf, Mrs Nor
gan, Miss Blanche Gudgin, Miss Katie Mid
dlekauff, Miss Hough, Miss Lena Bret,
MISS Nellie Middlekauff. Miss Hattie John
son, Miss Kitty Bret and a corps of gal
iaht young men, while Parson and Mrs
West dispensed smiles of hospitable well
come on all sides. aIr. George Kahn pre-
scented line literary program, consisting
oil piano solo by Miss Ellis of Washington,
a recitation, The Deacon's one-Horse
shay, by DR. Duncan Of Washington,
which was heartily encored an exauisitely
rendered solo b. Mrs. G. l.. Jackson OF
Brookland. fine vocal selection by Mr..
Hyde of Washington and a pretty little
song by Miss Ellis. Altogether the garden
party was a thorough success in detail and
design, and the !, financial receipts very
satisfactory indeed. MIR. c. b. Perry. presi-
dent OF the union; Miss Jessie Thompson
and Rev. Mr.. West had just returned on
Tuesday evening from Toronto. Canada,
whittier they had been>in attendance upon
the sessions of the convention of the In
ternational BY. P.~U. Of America. Mrs
). H. Lord, 1r, was chairman of the en-
tertainmenr >tonffritte6. and had general
supervision 9f The. fete. go
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DUNCANSON BEOS. AUCTIONEEIaS.

TRUSTEE' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ETH STREET. STREET AND 18TH
SISTINti or Thirty C30J -TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE; AND FOUR UNIMrROVED LOTS
By virtue of Il deed of trust to US, bearing date
ioiiO I'll ct sea-. Of the land records OF the Dis
secured thereby. will SELL at public auction in
DAY Of AUGUST. AID. 1894. at FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, the following described real estate situate
in What is known Georgetown, in the District OF
Columbia, and being all of lots numbered 81, ~,
81 and 81 ard all OF lots Numbered 40 to g. both
Inclusive, ct WILLIAM u. NANtsJES subdivision
81 Iarts Of lois - to 81, inclusive NIOLMEAD' !,
ADDITION. ia square numbered 49, as per plat
rcco:dcl n IiIcr ). u. s., folio 27 OF the records
OF the Oce Of the surveyor of the District OF Co.
lumhia together with the i1froS cments thereon.
Terms Of sale: The property viii be offered sep
arItclr. and the terms Of sale in of each par
eel sold vii! he cnethirl cJsh, the balance in one
TIVE and three years. for which notes OF til. pur-
"!iascr. bearing Interest III per cent per aHI,ull
interest I"!yJ.'ir scEi-annualy. aud secured upon
the property scid. viii he taken, or al cash at
the option OF the pIrChaSeT. a deposit of 500 will
IL. rCs.n:vd at time Of sale on each parcel sold;
tl "cuVrS ai"iE:: and recording; purchasers cost
T,irs - sal" To be rcnpic,l with "a fifteen days
Otherwise trustees reserve the. right resell The
;'r"I",Gt! 1T iE- risk and cost OF defaultn. pur-
laser purchasers. -.
NAIILON ASHFORD,
Aids il. BROWNE,
iy2S-se TrIstces.
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DUNCANsON BROS, AUCTIONEEits.

LOCATED On THE WEST SIDE OF CHANI-
PLAIN AVENUE BETWEEN SUPERIOR
STREET AND COLUMBIA AVENUE. MERI-
DIAN HILL.
by virtue of certain deed OF trust to u.s. bear
ing date August 81 A. ID. 1892, and duly re-
corded in Liber lI20 folio 2fO ct seq, of the
land records of the District of Columbia. and at
the request of the patty secured thereby, We, the
undersigned trustees, will sell ut public auction
in front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the
TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF JULY A. u. 1894, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK l.. NJ, all those certain pieces or
parcels of land and premises situate in the county
Of Washington. u. c.. and known and distinguished
as ana being lots numbered Is and 10 in hlcck
numbered IL. in Hall and ElvaEs recorded sub
division of Meridian HILL together with thu, Inn
prov, thereon consisting of five frame dwell
ings.
The property will he sold subject to certain
decd Of trust bearing date April &c. A. D. 1852
TO W. E.. Eimonston and Adds II. Browne tr,s.
tees, securing the Am, rican Security and Trust
Company in five years from date the sum OF
S. 900. with interest from October &c. A. n. 1893
said trus: bearing interest at the rate of 8 Der
cent per annum. payable scini-a nnually ~
Terms OF sale: All cash. All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. deposit of 5000
he complied with In ten days from date OF sale
otherwise trustees the right to resell at
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser or pur.
ohascrs.
W. E. EDMONsTON.
Once, 500 9Th st. NV.
AIDIS y. BROWNE
Once Pacific bldg. G22
GA st. n. W.
3y13-dSds Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE or SEVEN VALUABLE DWELL
INGS ON ''I'' STREET BETWEEN 9TH AMI
18TH STREETS NORTHWEST BEING Nos
cIo3. 2IO5. 2IO7, 27l5. 27l9. 2721 AND 2731
TIlESE DWELLINGS WILL BE OFFERED
SEPARATELY.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, dat led Jan.
uary 2. AID 1894, and duly recorded in Liber 1885
folio 106 ct seq, Of the land records OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia and ut the request OF the holder
of the notes secured thereby, vii! offer. sep
aratcly, at public auction. in front of the prem
ises. on FRIDAY. the TWENTY SEvENTH DAY OF
following described real estate. situate in the city
of Georgetown. in the District of Columbia. to wit
All OF lots numbered two hundred ard eighty -four
l2s4l, two hundred and eighty-tive ,2s5). hun
drcd and eighty-siN i2S6l. two hundred and ninety
Goo two hundred and ninety two t2g2l. two hun
dred and nincty-three t2.isl and two hundred and
ninety-eisht cess in F. VI. Detweiler's subdivision
OF lots in square numbered ninety-six ,9tI as said
subdivision Is recorded in Georgetown Subdivision
Book No. =, page !.
Terms Of sale: Each Of the above pieces OF
prop rty will be sold subject indebtedness OF
$4,000. secured by first deed Of trust thereon and
interest from May II. 1894. The balance OF the
purchase money to lie paid in cash. A deposit of
time of sale. Sale TO be closed within thirty 40,
days from day Of sale, otherwise the property will
be rcsOid at the risk and of the defaI,ltiny
purchaser, after five days advertisements in some
newspaper published in Washington. DC. All con
Neyancins and recording at purchasers cost,
JAMES NJ. GREEN, Trustee,
- Ill 18th st. NV
HENRY c. STEWART, Jr., Trustee
Vi'-d&ds GO l4th st. NV
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BRIGHTWOOD.

A contingent of the industrial army" ar
rived here Tuesday night; they numbered
about thirty men, and it being SO cold and
rainy, Squire Osborne, who is one of the
Emery Chapel trustees, gave them permits
sion to sleep in the sheds belonging to the
church property. They are under the leader
ship of Capt" Thomas, and came from
Cincinnati over the same route that Gen.
Coxey used. They seemed greatly fatigued
and very hungry, and left yesterday morn
ing for Bladensburg.
Miss Marie Lonsdale, who Is staying at
Mr. Galen Greenes, is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Nalley and Miss
Anna Nalley have returned from a visit to
st. Georges Island, Md.
Miss Jennie Dixon is visiting the Misses
McElwee of Flint street, Brightwood Park.
The physicians of Mr.. A. l.. Keene, who
is i'll with typhoid fever, note a slight i'm
provement in his case.
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FOREST GLEN.

Glen Manor will be a scene Of gayety to-
night, when the german" for which many
invitations ar" out. will take place.
The following Westinghouse are sum-
mering at the lei Dorado under the hos
pitality Of Mr.. Frank Repp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Merchant, Mr. and Mrs Chas.
HobsOn. DR.. and Mrs. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mclean, M. Louis Whitkowski.
Mr.. Bliss N. Davis. Miss Carrie King, Miss
Mary Moran, Miss Mary Shannahan. Mrs.
de Ronceray and daughters. Mr.. d. H.
Fenton and daughter. Mr. E. b. Bowling
and son and Miss Burns.
A ladies' bowling tournament was held on
Monday at Forest Inn, under the patronage
of Mrs. l.. A. Nichols, complimentary to
her sister, the bride Of Mr. Frederick Bates
of Baltimore. The bowling alley was hand
somely decorated with ferns and flowers,
tastefully arranged for the occasion. Upon
conclusion of the tournament. after refresh
nents, the following were declared the win
rers, and prizes were awarded as follows:
Mrs. WIN. II. Barnes, first prize. a hand
some gold pin; Miss F. c. Roselle, second
prize, a silver key ring: Mrs Theodore
Wasserbach, third prize, a silver satchel
tag. and Miss RIGA de Vecchi fourth prize
silver clasp. The ladies participating in
the tournament were Mesdames Barnes
Roselle, Wasserbach, Bates, johnson, Bal
ley. Lowell. Copenhaver and Misses de
Vecchi, Rearick and Wasserbach. This be-
ing Mrs. Nichols birthday her friends gave
o dance at night in honor of the event, and
presented her with a beautiful bouquet of
loses.
A straw ride. in which twenty young peo-
pie participated, was given by Messrs. Fred
and George Page and Alfred Ray to the
Misses Phillips on Thursday evening last.
the route being from Forest Glen to Tako-
ma. The party returned at late hour
with praises for the enjoyment afforded
them in the ride.
Mr.. Herbert Gill, wife and children and
Mr. H. l.. Heiskell and family are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. Fletcher at
Wheaton.
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bUNCO MEMS VICTIM.
A West Vfraintan SwIndied Out 81
s2S5 by Clever sharpcrs.

A special dispatch from New brunswick,
n. J., TO the Philadelphia Inquirer of today
states: a gang OF New York buaco men
have located at Crow Mills between this
city and Metuchen. A ''steerer' Of tbs
gang piloted a West Nirginian to thcir
rendezvous last night and sold him 81 500
worth of green goods" for $50. He mas
put on a night train at Ictuchen by one OF
the bunco men, who accompanied him to
this city. Thinking he had the West Nir-
gilman started safely on his homeward
Journey the 'steerer" left him, after eau
tionng him not 10 open his treasure box
until he was outside the state limits
The West Eirginian could not wait ana
opened the box, only to discover that itx
contents were worthless. lie left the train
at the next station, Nowing vengeance. Re-
turning to Mctuchcn, he hired n carria 20
and drove to the headquarters Of the gang
The noiso Of approaching wheels alarmed
the bunco men and they escaped. The West
Nirginian went TO New York by the next
train to induce Superintendent Byrnes TO
aid him in running down the gang. He
refused to give his name.
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DUNCANsON BROS, AUCrIONEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN ID. C.
BEING PART OF THE ILNTHICUM OR DENT
PLACE
BY virtue Of deed of trust. dated November l.
1858, and recorded In liber No. 1900, folio lO4 Of
the land records for the District Of Columbia
will sell Mt public auction, the premises on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST FIRST A. b. 1894, at
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, part of a tract of ground
on the heights Of Georgetown, in the District {
Columbia, known as the Oaks formerly belonging
to the estate Of Edward NJ. Linthicum, deceased
The part to be sold fronts the north side Of
Linthcum place and the west side of Lovers lane
adjoins the grounds of James EMERSON. esq., and
contains somewhat two hundred and ffty
thousand square feet Of ground. A plat showing
the boundaries Of the same will be exhibited at
time of sale
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in equal
payments, in one and two years, with interest at
the rate Of q per cent per annum, payable semi
annually, and secured by deed Of trust on prop
erty sold, all cash, at option OF the purcha ser
deposit of five hundred dollars "Cquired at time
of sale. Conve:ancing at cost Of purchaser II
terms Of sale not complied with in ten ta;s
from day of sale, the trustee reserves the right
to resell at risk and cost Of defauting purchaser
WILLIAM A. GORDON,
ty1Sd&ds Surviving Trustee.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTIONEEIs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE TwOSTORY
$50 q STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of 4 certain deed of trust bearing date
on the twentieth GOTH day of May, I'D 1857, and
recorded among the land records Of the District of
Columbia In Liber No. 1697. folio 16S ct seq, and
at the request of the holders of the notes secured
thereby. will offer at public auction in front Of
the premises. on TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, AID 1874 AT O'CLOCK PM, the
following described real estate, situate in tie city
VI Washington. District Of Columbia, TO wit: All
that certain piece Iaieel Of land AMI premises
known and distinguished and being lot numbered
forty one I'll in Thomas ]. hinss subdivision of
lots in square numbered three hundred end eighty
nine ESQ. said subdivision is recorded In book
49, folio 81. OF the records Of the surveyors Odio
of the District of Columbia together with the i'm
provemeIts thereon.
Terms: Onc-third Of the purchase honey TO be
p2id in cash and the balance two equal INSTALL
mcnts. respectively. in and two years. secured
by deed of trust upon the property sold. with in
trrest thereon. payable semi annually, ut the rate
of q per cent per annum all cash. 1T the option
Os the purchaser. A deposit Of 500 will be re-
paircd at the time of sale. Sale To lie closed In
fifteen days from day OF sale. otherwise the prop
cry will he rcsoll at the r;s. ami cost of default
ing purchaser after five days notice Of such resale
by advertisement in some one or more newspapers
published in Washington. D. Z.
LOUIS -. WINE. Trustee,
CLARENCE u. RHEEJ. Trustee,
jy25-dsis ?lG ST. NV.
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DUNCANsON BROS. AUCTIONEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 1917 THIRD STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly record
ed In Liber 1897. at folio 345 ct seq. among the
lands records OF the District Of Columbia, we will
SELL in front Of the premises FRIDAY. THE
TENTH DAY OF AUGt'ST. A. d. 1894. AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the land and prem
ses situate in the city Of Washington. District
OF Columbia. and known and distinguished as the
north q feet front Of lot No. 10, in square No.
551. by the full depth Of said lot. Said part of
said lot having uniform width OF 81 feet. to-
gether with all and singular the improvements.
ways, easements, rights, privileges and appur-
tenances thereto belonging in anywise apper-
tanning.
Terms One-third cash: the balance in two equal
inst ailments in and two years. notes to be
given bearing interest at 3 per cent per annim.
payable semi annually. to be secured by deed Of
trust the property sola all cash. at tn,
option Of the purchaser. 4 deposit Of 500 will
he required of the pur5h at the time of sale
Conveyancing and recdfdink at cost of purchaser
Terms Of sale TO he complied with in fifteen days
from day Of sale. otherwise trustees the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of Jefaulting purchaser after five days adver-
tisemcnt Of such resale ~ some newspaper pub
TSAAC Ia JOHNSON
ALEXANDER ABRAHAM
jy26-eod&ds Trustees.
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" OODSIDE.
A further addition is abou

A further addition is about to be made at
Woodside by the erection of a handsome
cottage for Mr.. Henry w. Olds who re-
Gently purchased two lots in this suburb.
Mr. Olds has been a resident here several
years. and has become identified with the
interests of this section of Montgomery
county. socially and otherwise, to such an
extent that he is determined 10 make il his
permanent residence.
Mr. William Braid, wife and granddaugh-
ter of Philadelphia are the guests of Mr.
Andrew Braid.
Miss +. G. Rosells will sing At Grace
Church next Sunday.
The Kings Daughters" members OF
Grace Church, contemplate a lawn fete at
Carroll Springs early in August.
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ase EAkSk6 CHERCH.

The Christian Endeavor Society has &C.
cepted an invitation 10 visit the society at
Ballston on Sunday, August 5, when a Joint
meeting WIN be held and a program Of ex-
ercises arranged. for, the occasion.
The Choral Society recently organized
will meet Monday night next in odd Eel
lows Hall for the first rehearsal
Miss Susie Thompson. Miss Grace Harvey
and Miss Garnet Payne of Washington are
visiting Mrs. Harry l.. Turner.
Miss Annie Henderson of Washington is
visiting Miss Edna Luttrell.
party or young people, chaperoned by
Mrs. Flags ana Mrs. ,Heffner. CONSISTING
Of Misses Clystie Heffner. Eva Birch.
Blanche Drummer, Claude Curtiss. Lizzie
Bell. Adele Tate, and Messrs. Webb and
Arthur Ffagg, II. H. Eastman, Walter Ey-
ans. Will Melville and ID. b. Patterson, left
weeks camping ont.
Mr.. NJ. E. Church. who has been quite
sick. is convalescent.
Rev. T. w. T. Rowland, formerly pastor
OF the Baptist Church here, but now Of
Charlottesville. was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. j. w. Brown and family left this
morning for Hamilton Ioudoun county for
an extended visit TO relatives.
Among those who lost heavily by the big
fire in Washington on Tuesday night is
Mr.. r. w. Creecy, who. with his family is
boarding at the Eagle House
The town clerk is engaged making the
annual corporation assessment of personal
property. -
Mr.. Doc. Center of PHILADELPHIA is WIS.,
lting his brother, Mr.. Henry II. Center.
An interesting meeting of Pioneer Lodge
OF Good Templars was held Tuesday night
Addresses were made by Rev = A RAN
Greenbury Gather and others At the
next meeting two delegates to the Grand
Lodge of the state are TO be elected as we'll
as officers for me ensuing term and dele
gates TO the district lodge which meets ar
Ballston on the 18th of August
a meeting of the town council will be
held on Monday night next at the council
rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. $. Garrison. who have
been at the Eagle House for the mast two
weeks. returned to their home in the city
this morning.
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Jail at Chambersburg Pa, on Monday,
Where he had been serving a term for some
Wrongdoing. As Re stepped out a free man
he was nabbed by Sheriff Herbert. brought
TO Hagerstown and committed to jail TO
answer an Indictment by the last grand Jury
of Washington county for ar assault, with
intent to kill Mrs. John Dickerhof of
Clear Spring.
A question of loan or gift" is 10 he
decided in court here. George w. Barger
twhose name was Pofenberger before IL WAS
changed has, through his counsel. sued his
brotners. William II. and John H. Poffen-
berger, fer 81 900 each, and his brother-in-
law. Urias Gross. for $50. He went west
and made fortune, and returning some
twenty years ago, gave the sums above
mentioned to his brothers ard brother-in-
law and took their notes. They claim that
The money was gift, and that Mr. Barger
tcok the notes because he wanted TO have
somethirg to show that he had treated his
frie nds all alike Mr.. Barger is a bachelor,
and now resides in California.
jacob Spadis. twelve years old. found q
stock of dynamite while his parents were
working in field near Hancock. The LITTLE
one Is now minus several fingers
Rev o. II. Spessard of Leitersburg this
county, has accepted a call to the pastorate
OF the Union Bridge charge of the Reformed
Church.
W Il. Geary OF Hagerstown has been ap-
pointed a gauger in the United States in
ternal revenue service.
Mrs. Annie Shaw of Washington IS visit
ing her sister. Mrs. J. II. Schinds. Of this
city. -
Mrs. Margaret Turner and Mrs Mollie
Turner of Washington are the guests Of
Miss Lula Sands. on High street. liagers-
town.
Col. II. NJ. Lazelle. United States army e
here visiting the Misses French.
Misses Rose Farrow and Carrie New
ccner OF Washington. who had been visit
ing Hagerstown friends have returned
hCme.
Mr.. r; s Crawford. formerly of WASH
inSton, but now Of Hagerstown. has pur-
chased two lots in the Surrey addition for
$40 apiece, upon which he will erect hand
some residences. lie will also add 100 feet
to the le3gta OF his bicycle factory in Cor.
belts addition.
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FUTURE DAYS.
c. G. SLOAN ~ CO., AUCTIoNEhRs.


c. g. SLOAN ~ CO., AUCTIONE1RS.
l4o7 C st. NV.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT OF
AyENUET TO ELEVENTH STREET. IMPROVED
s BY A , EKAslE R DWELLING ERoNTIXG OF
ING FRONTING on SAID STREET.
o. by write Of certain deed Of trust. dated April
No. 1856. Mt folio eis ct seS.. one Of the Ia Sd
records Of the District of Columbia. ami upon the
Will eer or sa S ie 5 asre % s,
the The premises Is on TUESDAY; AuGCsr SEVENTH.
Wellington in the District aforesaid. to wit: Part
Subdivision Of part Of sauare north e .auare Su M,
bored three hundred and ,a,rty four IN Of 334I as
s'--<yw Of the said District. beginning for the
ming thence wesiwardly on the north line Of SAM
lot forty-three feet and three inches t43 II. In
thence southwardly parsilel with the line Of Yer
eastwardy on said south line forty three feet and
r ss. IT. to tine lin line Of said
said avenue fourteen 90 feet to the place Of be-
And Immediately thereafter. by virtue Of a Ger
tain other deed Of trust. bearing the same date
and duly recorded in Liber No. 1856. at folio 20s
ct seq. Of the land records aforesaid, upon the
written request of the party secured thereby, We
will offer for SALE in front of the premises, in the
same manner. the remainder Of said lot numbered
four ~. In the same subdivision OF said square
north of square numbered three hundred and thirty
four IN. OF 33k. described follows: Beginning at
point on the north line Of said lot distant forty
three feet and three inches t43 IT. in., the
wardy parallel with said to the south line
Of said lot. thence along said south line thirty
to the east line OF nth street. thence north on
said street fourteen u4 feet to the north line Of
eight feet and eight inches t3S it, s in), more or
less to the point Of beginning.
Tie part OF said lot first above described IL I'M
proved by q comfortable frame dwelling. and the
part last above described is improved by a neat
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RADCLIFFE, DAER 4 co. AUCTIONEERS.
go PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV = T.

VALUABLE FARM CONTAINING 40 ACRES. M
PROVED BY NEW SEVEN-ItOON FRAME
DWELLING AND UrTHCIEDTNtS. 4 SAis
UABIE ORCHARD. FINE LAWN AND LAND
UNDER CULTIVATION, BENZ; NEAR FORT
FOOTE ON THE MAIN RIVER ROAD VIA
ANACoSTIA BRIDGE. ABDUCTION. ~
On FRIDAY, JULY TWENTY SEVENTH, 1897
AT THREE O'CLOCK NJ. within cur sales
rooms, $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV. we will
sell Of the most desirable county properties
in Prince Georges county, Maryland. II is within
800 feet of the proposed electric railroad ircm
Washington 10 Fort Washington. and UPON this
place will he found everything needed for a ccun-
try residence. except that these all of a su-
periOr nature For full particulars and photos, see
auctioneers. ... ..-
Terms: On application. and made known at sale
deposit Of $40 when knocked down.
RADCLIFFE, DARR & co.
ty20-dSdbs Auctioneers.