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yer. Col, will make some interesting
remarks.
st. Philips Mission. Episcopal. No.
I63 Rice Street-Srrvices at la. m,
holy communion at 1850 p. M. Arch
deacon +. Il. NJ. V. Applrby will Offici-
ate. All are invited to attend.
''Spiritualists' Society of Love.
Truth and Harmony" will open their
services by Mrs. NJ. Gould. assisted by
Mrs. Nj. A. BarkstOn, with remarks an
tests Sunday evening. Oct. Is, at 1880 p.
IN. at Odd Fellows hall. corner Fifth
and Wabasha streets. All are welcome.
Plymouth Church, Corner Summit
Avenue and Wabasha Street - Rev.
w. B. Willard will preach at 1880. Sub
ject. The Golden Rule" Marsh's
anthem will be sung by Quartette
composed of Mrs. Vernon, soprano;
Miss Mabel Lowering, alto; Mr.. Vib.
rant, tenor. and Mr.. Geddes. bass. Miss
Mabel Lowering will sing "One Sweetiy
Solemn Thought" by Ambrose. Sun
day school at IL. No evening service.
Y. T. 5. G. E. at Z.
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POPULAR WANTS
BVSrNE~s PER

A ffHS TON. LADIES Emma Bust
n Developer will enlarge your bust 5incbes
Guaranteed. Sealed Instructions &c, or ~
page illustrated catalogue &c, by mail. Emma
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Houses for safe

S2,75O4oso m F bdals with ba ali maGt h!
improvements: everything in good repair
Smith & TAYLOR us Nauhafta,i Kuildin1
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gnstavson. Girl
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schneider... Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson Girl
Mr.. and Mrs, August Schultz. Girl
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Dahlberg Boy
MIR. and Mrs. John Peters. Boy
Marriage Licenses.
John johnson. ........... Martha Olson
Frank Fishbeck. Mary Bruner
Edward E. Thomas. Lilly La Belle
Albert ). Nash Alberta B. Mac Kinnon
David CaShill. Mary Shpehan
Moses Westelinck. Rachel Weinstand
William AugustynowitZ. Polyna Root
Reati,s
Mrs. l.. La Point, 1881 W.Seventh SO yrs
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Augusta Hoffman, 355 Sherburne "a yrs
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POPULAR WANTS.
real. ESTATE FOR SALE.
WANT
OFFERS

ON THREE CENTRALLY LOCATED
HOMES. ALL WITHIN THREE-FOURTHS
OF a NILE OF THE BUSINESS CENTER
OF THE CITY; EASY WALKING DIS
lance. AND AT THE SAME TINE CON
VENIENT TO CAR LINES
THEY ARE ALL THIS SIDE OF THE
NEW CAPITOL SITE. BUT IN THAT d.
RECTION. A PART OF THE CITY SURE
TO INCREASE IN VALUE.
THE OWNERS MAY OR MAY NOT
HAVE GOT THEM THROUGH FORE
CLOSURE, But THAT REASON FOR
SELLING Is PLAYED OUT ANDI DON'T
ASK YOUR ATTENTION ON THAT BASIS
BUT Do CLAIM THAT YOU CAN BUY
ANY ONE OF THE THREE PLACES
CHEAPER THAN MOST OF THESE AL
LEGED FORECLOSURE SALES, AND
TWO OF THEM NEVER KNEW WHAT
1T WAS TO HAVE A MORTGAGE
AGAINST THEM. EITHER.
BUT OWNERS OF UNINCUMBERED
PROPERTY SOMETIMES WANT TO SELL,
AS WELL AS OWNERS OF PROPERTY
INCUMBERED FOR MORE THAN 1T Is
WORTH. OR MORTGAGEES WHO HAVE
BEEN OBLIGED TO TAKE THAT KIND
OF PROPERTY ON FORECLOSURE
AND THEY KNOW. IL THEY EXPECT
TO SELL NOW. PRICES HAVE GOT To
BE PUT WAY DOWN.
THINK THIS OVER. AND IF IT
SOUNDS REASONABLE. LET NE SHOW
YOU THE HOUSES.
no TRADES CONSIDERED. CASH
TALKS HERE
SPENCER o. MERRILL,
MANHATTAN
BUILDING
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n Wants. and it will be given. All nd OH
this page will bring results, or your money
will be returned TO YOU
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LOST AND FOUND.
CIIlROPODY.

GOOD THING for sore feet Good Luck
VI Salve: sure cure for bad-smeling feet
scald fleets dry, hot feet If your druggist
does not keep 1t. send or call on " II. Lock
wood, chiropodist 203 anu 2OI Endicot.
Building; Csc, soc and 81 box.
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| OANS MADE on furniture pianos, d.u-
IL monds, seal coats ana all personal
property of value at lowest rates. private
offices; business confidential MinneSota
Mortgage Loan Company. Rooms IS and H.
First National Bank Building, corner Fourth
and jackson sts
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QAsK STOCKS especially: bonds cun
- mercial paper, mortgages, securities
bought and sold. George ". jerks, Invesl-
ment Banker Minnesota Loan and Trust
Building. Minneapolis
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M AnRIAGE PAPER i'll plain sealed
Iva wrapper. containing 2.00J descriptions,
| many wealthy: ~ cents. Mr. and Mrs. Drake
| I5j Vas hington ST.. Chicago
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WANTED-A few persons in eaeh place TO do
wiring seIG stamp Tor l51 page book of par
claa1s .i-W cactury, is-a7 " I'd St.. n. Y. City
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TAK0MA PARK.

A Conversations for the benefit of Trinity
Episcopal Church will be held in the church
this evening under the auspices Of a com
mittee of ladies, of which Mrs. Henry Ca
dy is chairman. Entertainment will be fur
nished by the Takoma orchestra. and d
play in two acts, entitled ''One O'clock" by
Miss Favorite and Messrs. W. ]. Tucker
and c. f. Page. Refreshments will be serv-
ed by the ladies during the evening.
Major Maris and Town Clerk J. b. Kin
near have returned from Marlboro, where
they spent Monday in the interest of the
recently revised assessment policy, advo-
CD ted at meeting OF council and citizens.
TakOma Lodge, NO. ~, /. y. y. F., have
made arrangements which will result IN
their meeting in Moses hall, brishtwood,
on Thursday night hereafter, instead OF i'll
Washington. the plans are being perfected
for the breaking OF ground for the new hall
OF this order within "a fortnight, after which
the building will be rapidly pushed to com
pletion.
Mrs. Myers. Miss Sallie Myers and Mrs
A. 2. Crenshaw, with her young family,
were among those who enjoyed the Easter
holiday in Takoma.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor did not visit the kenSington So
ciety Sunday evening, owing TO the inclem-
ent weather. The meeting mere was led by
AIRS. Geo. II. Wells, in the absence OF Miss
Edythe Page, the leader appointed for the
evening.
Mr. Philip Crist of Hamline NJ. L. Church,
the leader Of the prayer meeting at Mr.. J.
' ance Lewis Monday evening, must have
been sratihed by the audience which greet
ed him. The subject chosen, viz, The
Oneness of God With Christ was clearly
and ably treated. The singing, i'll charge Of
Miss Annie Best and MIR. o. b. Briggs, was
a feature of the evening.
Miss Evelyn. Tasker entertained her Ia
kOma friends last evening with farewell
reception. Music of various kinds was in
dulged in and much regret expressed at the
early departure OF the hostess for her new
home.
The cold weather of Monday night did
considerable damage TO the fruit in this vi
cinity, the buds upon the plum and pear
trees suffering most. The full extent of the
damage is not yet known.
Rev. Allen Griffith writes from Pennsyl-
vania that he is already deriving benefit
from his much-needed rest and Will spend i
day at his home here while en- route tow est
Virginia during the coming week.
Miss Minnie Best has returned, much i'm
proved In health. from a visit to relatives in
North Carolina. Miss Roberta Best did not
return with her sister. and will probably re-
main in her native state for several months.
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Clarence Wilson. DR.. o. H. Brightwell, j.
VI. Fowler and Chas. Farr.
Mrs Wallace. assisted by the ladies Of
Haddaway Chapel. VI. E. Church South of
Branchyille. gave a most enjoyable literary
and musical entertainment at Scaggs' Hall
in that village last Monday evening for the
purpose Of liquidating the conference debt
The following was the program: Vocal solo,
Mrs Brown; recitation, Miss Mabel Inge-
dew; vocal solo, Mrs. Brown; reading. Miss
Kate Tucker; recitation, Miss Susie Brown;
vocal solo, Mrs. Brown; recitation. Miss
Mildred Brown; dialogue. Misses Maggie
Baker and Edith Brown; recita ton, Miss
Mabel Ingledew; recitation. Miss Lizzie
Donaldson. Miss Szemelenyi presided at the
organ. A large audience was present. The
church debt amounts TO $50, and the pro-
ceeds OF the entertainment were $i5.55.
MISS SaIIie Colt Of West River Md, is
the guest of Miss Alice Owens.
Beltsville Grange held a pleasant meeting
In Grange Hall at Beltsville last Saturday
night. Five new members were elected. 1t
was decided to celebrate ArbOr day, April
Is. by holding a public meeting there, from
4 to o'clock p. m, and planting trees
around the hall. This grange now numbers
thirty-fiye members.
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ANACOSTIA.

One Of the most enjoyable events of the
past Easter season was a ball given Mon
day night by the young men Of Anacostia
The musicians were hidden from view be-
hind a bank OF palms and ferns, which We're
kindly loaned by Nessrs. Kraemer and
Lacey for the occasion. During the inter
mission. the guests were entertained by Mr.
Harry Kramer with some fancy bicycle
riding. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Stowe. Air. and Mrs. ]. T Brashears
Misses Quade, Rose. Hinkman. BuechIer
Haines. Leonard. Wood. Roberts. Bennett
Rhodes. Seiby, Sweeney, Grimes, Gates and
Robinson, MessrS- Murphy. Martin, Kane
Entwisle. Titus. Finney. Smith. Dyer Emo
Grimes, Richardson. Davidson and Drs
Haines. Weiss and Pyles.
Rev. Richard Cook, D. d, Of Wilmington
Del, is the guest of his sister, Mrs Geo
Bowman of Chestnut street
Mr.. Carroll W. Smith of the firm of Rich
ardsOn * Smith, who has been seriously i'll
Tor several weeks, will be able to resume
business in few days. While convalesc-
ING he Is visiting his father on Washington
street.
Special Officer Harvey Hayes. on duty at
shepard's Landing, is convalescing.
Rev. Hugh 7. Stevenson and wife chaper-
oned a large number of their congrega ton
hst night on a straw ride" The party
met at the residence of Mr.. Chas n. Burr
en- Arthur street. where several carriages
and large twO-hOrse wagon were in wait
Ing to convey them to the residence of Mr.
William Campbell, at Fort FoOte, where a
delightful evening was spent. The usual
Accomplishments of pleasure parties sup
piled by the fOrethOught of the ladies' pre-
pared the party for the journey homeward
Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Kellum, Mr.. and Mrs Chas r. Burr
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Miles, Mrs ". H. Peck
and daughter, Messrs. Drummond Mil
stead, Nalley, King, Harlan WiIrnuth
Howard Griffith, Ridgley Griffith and Lem
uel Griffith and Raba, and Misses Hodgson
Studs, Milstead. Williams Burr King
Van Valen. Davidson, Kraft, Harlan and
Nermillion
The mothers meeting will be held this
afternoon at the residence Of Capt Pitcher
on Jackson street under the leadership of
Mrs c. A ]. Williamson.
There will be illustrated lecture at the
Baptist Church tonight descriptive of Scrip
tural scenes and events, by an oriental
traveller.
andrew Clay was arrested last night by
Ofncer Robey. charged, by Edward John
son, with cutting him with a knife on Sat
Criay evening last
Charlie Putnam. Walter Lee Walter
Powel, Eddie and Harry Iorton Young
LadS who had thought to have a good time
by using the team Of Mr.. J. r, Powell for
q drive on their own account. narrowly es-
capped serious injury by being thrown to
tie ground by the upssttinC OF the vehicle
The animal which has the reputation Of
Being runaway. was captured after badly
vrecktng the buggy. The accident occurred
az the top Of Franklin street Anacosfia
heights. on Monday evening.
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kENSINGTOS.

An Easter party was given on Monday
evening by Miss Laura Wheatley at her
home. Oak Knoll. The house was brilliantly
lighted. and decorated with cut flowers. a
collation. was served, the table being deco
rated with ferns and jonquils. A number
of games were played, and a most delightful
time was had by all. Among those present
We're Mrs. G.. W. r. Stokes, in tan ami
green silk; Mrs. Robert NJ. Moore, brown
and tan; Mrs. Gould, black cloth; Mrs. II.
X. Corrick black silk; Mrs. Z. Lewis. black
satin; Mrs. Edgar Moore, pale green silk
Miss Annie Cassidy, black and pink silk
Miss Wheatley, pale blue silk; Miss Stella
Perry, heliotrOpe silk; Miss Stella Gartrell.
black and pink silk: Miss Fannie Reese,
black silk; Miss Prospery, tan and brown
satin; Miss Miner, black cloth; Miss JUL 4
Langille, pink crepe: Miss Letitia Langille
green crepe: Miss Mamie Lewis, black
cloth. Miss Lizzie Thompson, helotrope;
Messrs. Fred. and Theodore Duvall. II.
Gates O'Neal of Washington, Rev. Thomas
W. r. Stokes. w. Z. Dulin, f. w. Moore.
II. X. Corrick, II. Perry, A Langille, Rev.
r. NJ. Moore, Rev. VIM. J. Thompson, Drs.
VIM. l.. and John L. Lewis.
On Monday evening Miss Edna Mannake e
gave a dance in her hospitable home to her
many friends. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fugitt, Mr.. Don Fugitt
Misses Annie Yeatman. Mary Bickford,
AUU1WlI Irene hHOWISS anu LIT.
". J. Dillenback Of Washington, Miss Nam
ME Allnutt Of Jacksonville. DR.. Gartrell,
Miss Laura Gartrell, Miss Lawrence of Lin
den, Misses Nellie and Garlic Ogden, Julia
and Letltia Langille, Mrs. J. II. Fishback,
Messrs. Allistsr Langille. Harry Martin,
Clark Thompson and Newman Little of
hensington.
An attractive Easter service was held in
the Warner Memorial Church on Sunday
morning. Miss Yeatman of Washington
rendered in an excellent manner Hail,
Risen Savior" by Luzzi, and suitable selec-
lions were given by the church quartet,
which consists of Miss Yeatman, Mrs. A.
Hart, Messrs. VIM. NJ. Terrell and NJ. Do
rian.
Mr.. George Locke OF Washington has
rented the house owned by Mr.. George
Blake. and will take possession about
April I.
Rev. ]. T. Marshall, who has been called
is expected here about April 10.
Miss Mamie Allnutt of Jacksonville and
Miss Morris of Washington are visiting
Miss Mannakee.
Miss Mary Bickford and Miss Annawill
Robinson of Washington are visiting Mrs.
]. H. Fishback.
The members of ST. Paurs NJ. E. Church
will tender a reception to Rev. and Mrs.
Robert VI. Moore on Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Stock.
Rev. and Mrs. Moore have taken posses
sion of the parsonage, which has been
fitted up very comfortably by the ladies of
the church.
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FALLS CHURCH.

At the raceting of Pioneer Lodge of Good
Ternplars last night Mrs. Charles Gulager
united with the lodge, and one other APP
plication for membership was received.
There was a large attendance of members.
During the evening an observation social
was held. Mr.. NJ. NJ Erwin being awarded
the prize of a gold pin Of the order for
listing the largest number of articles from
memory. while Mr.. J. j. Bessley secured
the bee by prize. Other exercises were short
addresses by Rev. 5. p. Shipman. Rev. 5.
A. Ball and others.
Miss Louise Randall of Washington, who
has been spending the holidays with Miss
Persis Proudfit. returned home yesterday.
The executive committee Of the village
improvement society met at the residence
Of Mr.. l.. B. Parker last night, and trans
acted considerable business. The regular
monthly meeting Of this society will be held
next Monday night at the residence Of Mr..
VIII Thompson.
Rev. r. ". Tuckerman was the guest of
Mr.. -. A. l.. Merrireld on Monday.
MeSsrs. George Otis Smith and Geo. H.
Williams of Baltimore, biologists in govern
ment employ, have been here several days
viewing. They are registered at the Eagle
House.
Rev ]. I. Williams and Rev. Harry
Febrey are attending the conference OF the
~. +. Church South. at Fredericks burg.
Rev. Williams VIII. in all probability, be
returned 10 this circuit.
Mr.. Charles Johnson Of Washington spent
Monday with Mr.. Ed p. Mills
The collections by the ". L. Church Sun
day school for rnIssi ms on Easter Mon
dag amounted to S3i.I2.
Misses Fanny and EiTgie Bugg returned
on Monday from visit to their home in
EarmVille.
Mrs Harry r. Center, who has been very
i'll, IS recovering.
Mr.. K. a. Thompson of Fauquier county
was in town Monday.
The town sergeant has a large force Of
hands at work improving the streets and
sidewalks.
-Ir. burton H. Loucks Of Washington.
Frank y. Galloway, Josephine Aver and
Mrs. f. b. HOuEh Of LOweryiIie, " y. have
been the guests Of Mr.. L. G. HOugh during
the past week.
Mr.. >. W Bullivant of Louisville, N Y,
is visiting Mr.. Yale Rice
lIr. Arthur Fiagg. who has been quite
sick. has now fully recovered.
SttOd the test. Dr. Balls Cough Syrup
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HHATTSVILLE.

The Hyattsville Gastronomic Prize Club
met last Monday evening at Claremont the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. H y. Crutche+r
Inere was good attendance. The first
Prize was agpin awarded 10 Mrs Capt W
r. Bart-ett Of Highlands. and the second or
consolation prize WIS given 10 her daughter
Nc-utchepn- Those present were Ny. AMI
Mrs HaEkhac-s NIr. and Mrs Gran,llcI
Or and Mrs n :. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Use Capt and Ms Tartlett Nr. and Mrs
GI,-,'tCnett- Or. AMI Hrs. Buck Nr. and Mrs
" -'ll-ilz Mrs y elSh Jf Michigan 2 guest:
Hi-s9tS Na ME ana Matte T-se. Daisy Bart
IL Marie 'rl-.Ee-r- FHz. R.-.k-,ge.
9il.+rr-i Hail. Fanny Whiting. and Masters
I,i-.HAii2-s Hall. Buck AM Gils-4 TIE
net meeting Of the clcl WILL be he'll ~ tra
t t Of -Ir ami Mrs Btukaages two weeks
ne f'-l7Wing gentlemen have hean elected
vestry'uen OF s. li--,la7g'- EPISCOPAL mar
Isl. E-t-- amin - Lgy.HaaS. Dr. Clas A.
y els DE- J. K Owens. James b. Burnside,
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FUTURE DAYS.
RADCLIFFE, d

RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs
TRt SJIES' SALE OF LEASE. FIXTURES, FUR
N1TGRE &c. OF THE RESTAURANT AND
HOTEL AT NO 1913 ID STREET NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust given to us and duly
recorded in llher No 1903 folio 4G5 ct seq. one
OF tn" land records Of the District of Columbia and
at the rcquest OF the party secured thereby, We
Will sell at Pj BIIC AUCTION ON THE PREM
lSES. No. 1913 u STREET NORTHWEST On
MONDAY. April. SECOND, AT TEN O'CLOCK A
NJ. the goods and chattels mentioned in ''Sched
ule A. attached to said trust, substantially as fol-
lows: IRON SAFE, DINING ROOM TABLES
CHAIRS, MIRRORS, HAT RACKS. BAR FIN
TJRES. GOLFER STEAM TABLE. GLASSWARE
SILVER PLATED WARE CHAMBER AND PAR
LDK FURNITURE, RANGE TABLE AND BED
LINEN. PILLOWS. BLANKETS, SPREADS COM
FORTS. ALSO,
TILE LEASE TO THE ABOVE DESCRIBED
PREMISES
TERMS CASH.
JOHN L. VOGT,
EMIL q. SCHAFER,
mh21-dts Trustees
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEE2s.

THREE STORY NEW ERiCK DWELLING, MN
BEhED 1851 II STREET NoRTfWEST. Al T.
MODERN CoNNENIENCES. CONTAINING
ELEVEN ROOMS.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL THIRD,
AID. 1894. at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, In
front OF the promises.
PART OF LOT IL. N SQUARE 123.
fronting twenty (20 feet Oh Il street by the depth
OF one hundred dOO feet TO an alley. This lot b.
lmpONed 10y a handsome lrick dwelling. with
all the modern eonyenieBccs containing eleven GD
rooms, and vs-y desirable property In the north
Terms: one-third cash. brlance in one snd two
years, notes to bear interest at Der cent per
annunl. payable sefni-a lly. and 10 Re socUri
10y deed OF trust on the property sold or al cash.
AT the option OF the purchaser. Cepost II SO
required at the time % sale. ConyC yaE,ing, etc.
at cost OF the purchaser Terms OF sale 10 ii
Piled With IN nftesn days. othcrwis" the righ,
served to resell the property the risk and cost
OF defauiins purchaser after i've days diertisi--
me n o. such resale IN peWspaier published
In Washington. ID. G
mh27-SSds nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIOEEERS. 1907 q ST.
Successors TO Latimer X SlOanl.
MANUFACTURERS SAIL. Of
Il 1t REAIS
50 CHAMBER SUITES.
&c DOUBLE AND SINGLE BEDSTTADS
ALSO
HALL RACKS. ROLL Top DESK, FANCY ROCK
Frs. RUGS. ART SQUARES. OIL CLOTHS.
TOILET SETS, MASSIVE ENTE\SlpN TABLE.
WITH L. {. DINING CHAIRS To MATCH;
NATTINGS. G. :. DINING CHAIRS. SIDE
BOARD COMBINATION SAFE. FOLDING
BEDS. COTS PICTURES AND \ GENERAL.
LINE OF GOOD SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD
Effects
on SATURDAY. MARCH TTIIRTY-FIEST. 1894.
at Ten O'CLOCK An. within sales rooms
13nI g St, will sell lur..r lin" Of new furu-
ture Just from the factory. and choice lot OF
ord hand goods from private families.
Dealers invited.
mh2S-3t c. g. sTo,v 9 co Auctioneers
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= 81 81.
t. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct. mhiI
RATCIIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIoNEERs.

VERY DESIRABLE TIiREE-ST0RY AND CELLAR
BRICK DWELLING. NO. 11O4 STREET
NORTHEAST CONTAINING EIGHT ROOMS
AND BATH, WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
NENTS AT AUCTION.
On thursday. MARCH TWENTY NINTH 1894,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK pm. Will ofIer for sale AT
public auction, in front OF the premises.
lot -. SQUARE 49,.
fronting lG feet inches St. with a depth
OF 100 feet to a 15-foot alley, improved by a
well-huilt 3-story brick dwelling described above
Subject 10 incumhrancc OF $1,000, due July, 1898.
secured by deed of trust
Terms lover and above trustl cash. A deposit
of 500 required at the time of SALE terms TO
be complied with in fifteen days from the day OF
sale, otherwise the right is reserved to resell at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser All
conrtyancing, recording, &c., at purchasers cost
RADCLIFFE, DAER N co,
mh22dtSds Auctioueers
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT M
IGnNED BY TliKEE-SroRY AND BACK
Bl lLblNG BRICK DWELLING, No 4l3 l.
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed in equity No
1522a docket SO. the undersigned will offer for
sale. at public auction, in front of the premises on
III HSDAY, MARCH TWENTY-NINTiI Is9i at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. part OF lot p
In square north of square 5l5 Washington DC
beginning for the same on l. street at a point ~
feet west from the southeast corner of said LOT
running thence west 20 feet, thence north % feet
6 inches to the alley in OF said lot, thence
east 20 feet and thence south % feet 6 inche. to
the place of beginning, with the improvements
above stated.
Terms, prescribed by the decree: One-third
cash. OF which deposit OF 500 must be made at
time OF sale, and the balance in three equal in
stallmcnts, In /, and years, for which notes OF
purchaser. hearing interest from day of sale, and
secured by deed Of trust property sold, will be-
taken or all cash, at option of purchaser. All
coEyeyancing and recording Will be at purchasers
cost. II terms not complied with In 10 DAYS
from sale the trustee reserves the right to resell
at the risk and cost Of the defaultinE purchaser.
j. W. PuLINC, Trustee,
III st. NV.
L. L. WAGGAMAN, Auct nhi1 dds
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DULEY & HERRING, AUCTIoNEERS,
No. 225 Pa ave NV
TRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERT
KNOWN AS No. 1902 NORTH CAPrTo

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
KNOWN AS No. 1902 NORTH CAPITOL
STREET NORTHWESr.
By virtue OF L deed of trust dated February
%, a. d. 1898, and recorded I'm IiJer No. Las
folio 2I3 ct seq. Of the land records Of the Dis
rict OF Columbia, and Mt lie request OF the party
secured, Will sell. at public auction. ia front
OF the premises. ca TUESDAY, APRIL THIRD
lN4i, At HAIFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all
or lot numbered one hundred and forty-four i1IIi
in W. :. Ayers e al. suhd ison of lots in square,
NUM- cred six hundr 4 and nInctgon ,Gl9i, As said
Su' division Is recorded ! the Office Of the sur
ycyor Of the District Of Columbia. in book 10
page 173, improved 10y two-story brick
dwelling, as above.
Terms: Cash. 4 deposit q $50 will be re-
Iuir-C at tim" OF sale and fu terms must he
complied with IN ton days fg1m date Of sale
Trustees reserve the rl2AJ resell at risk and
cost Of dcfnUlring purchaser. Conyeylncing, &c
at cost of purchaser
JESSE L. HEISKEII.. Trustee.
1905 St NV.
WALTER II. ACKER. Trustee
nh22 lot Tot l+th st. NV