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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15
Recortamos de un peri6dico europeo:

hecoftamos de un peT1odIco eurOpeo:
~"En Ell hospital de leprosos de Gotemba (Jap6nl
existen actualmente rs enfermos de los cnales cd
son hombresy 5 mnjeres. Los leprosos acuden de
todas rartes aquel ben&fco asilo, fundado Dor
la carload cristiana, el que los desgraciados
yfctimas de Ia terrible enfernedad, que eau
san invencible horror &. t do ell mundo, en-
cuentran asisteneia esmereda un carinosfsimo
trato en- las Hermanas de la Carload en- los mi.
sioneros eneargados del Establecimiento La
mayor parte de los enfermos Sc hallan horrible
mente desfgurados; sus carnes Sc eaen & peda-
zos exhalan tan repugnante olor, que todo el
mundo huge de ellos. Solo las Hermanas Y los
misioneros los acogen solfcitos, y los cuidan sin
reserva alguna, contagiandose ellos mismos de Ia
terrible dolencla y murlendo vfctimas de su he.
roismo"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15
NOUed0deS de Hern1aO

IQuiere Vd. vestir barato2 lNecasita usted
ropa? Pues acuda la SASTREfeLA FRANCE
SA DE TZSSOT, Fortaleza 81. Traies com
pletos a Sc $lOy Sl2.-Sacos de alpaca negra,
inglesa, grano de p6lvora con brillo S.. Pan
talones desde $l75 el par en- adelante. Chalecos
de piqu6 aS2.5O
GSY@ hacen descuentos por compras al por ma
yor y Sc garantiza que las medidas son las mas
comunes en- ell pals. Sc cambian traies por otros
mas pequenos mas grandes. Pidanse mues-
tras precios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

Hoy debe haberse reunido la sociedad Tipo-
grafca LA Cooperative donde edita 81 Dia-
rio de Puerto Rico" Parece q. en- la junta ha de-
bido tratarse de disolver la sociedad, 6 de darle
otros rumbos. Asf nos 10 ha dicho quien puede
saberlo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

Estamos Is y adn allan algunos de nues-
tros agentes por saldar sus cuentas de Marco
Les rogamos tengan presente que no contamos
con otros recursos que los del peri6dico para
atender nuestros compromises.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

Con motive del nombramiento de Teniente
Coronel del Cuarto Battalion de Voluntarios, he,
cho favor de don Vicente Caballero pronto Sc
verifcara ell reparto de medallas iura de ban
dera, cuyo efecto Sc reconcentrara todo ell bata-
Hon en- Arecibo en- dia determinado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15
@AMISAS SP0RT

Mallorquina" es la dnica casa donde Sc hacen es-
tas preciosas camisas Y q. en- sus encargos usa ell
calico frances especial. TambiGn hay bonitas
camisas bordadas, tableadas y de cordones, a pre-
clos muy reducidos
s8y7No equivocar la direction frente 4 ala
Mallorquna", Camiserfa LA ExPosIcIoN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15
Remachando el cIavO

Ez Ineparciaz de Mayagaez, ensu edici6n del
Is dltimo, refri6ndose al seryicio de Correos,
dice 10 sigulente:
Indtiles parecen todaa Las quejas, imperti.
nentes todas las reclamaciones los empleades
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

Aver tarde lego esta Capital en- ell vapor-
cito "Ibo Bosch F" procedente de San Thomas Mr.
Renaudin, director general de la Companfa de
los Ferroearriles de Pto.-Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

No hay raspa que Sc sujete con la Sastrerfa
Francesa de Tissot, en- la Gale de Ia Fortaleza,
cerca del Colmado de Luifa. Hasta por pesos
mejicanos puede Vd. comprar alf un aus de ca
simir. Pedir otra cosa rusultarfa .. gollerfa.
Y vaya ell verso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

Hemos dido deeir q.-S. F. 81 gen I'll 20. G. tao
Sc propone hacer una escursi6n al rededor de la
Isla en- ct canonero "Concha" a fines del pre-
sente mes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15
Repet1mos por cent6sim

Repetlmos por cent6slma vez que no publica-
mos remitidos comunicados que no vengan
acompanados de su importe, raz6n de 10 centa-
vos Inca manuscrita que no exceda de siete pa
labras lO-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

Hoy Is de Abril hace un afio que fuG fusila
do en- ell campo del Moro en- esta Capital, ell in
fortunado sOldado de artilleria Lorenzo Omar
Jaime. R. l. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

Los yecinos de santurce Sc preparsn nara
celebrar con toda pompa ell mes de Marfa en- Ia
Iglesia del Institute. En- breve comenzar5n las
novenas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

Bautista y 81 senOr GinestA que hicierOn un par
de yiejos que causaron 1nucha hilaridad. Envia-
mos q todos nuestra enhorabuena.--EE Cores
ponsaL,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

"A. G. son la primera tercera letra del AL.
fabeto pero con elias Sc forma Ell nombre ape
lido de un guayacdn de Cayey que puede ganar
Ell primer premio en- concurso de malas pagas
Regalaremos un tayote q quien nos de la soluci6n
Sc le puede jugar don j. NJ g. de la Carolina
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

G9 Estados quincenales de matrimonios
ara los Juzgados Municipales, Sc venden en- ests
mprenta 81 so el 100. No Sc sirven pedidos
ue no vengan acompanadose. 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-15

Nos escriben de Fajardo:-'sLa otroupe' de
Marin Varona Y Salazar nos ha proporcionado
muy buenos ratios en- las Representatives. del
martes y iueves por Ia noche. Primero di6 LA
Tempestad" despues el ePahuelo de yerbas'' y
el "Chateau Margaux' teniendo bastante CON
currencia, pues hace tempo que este pueblo esta
ba privado de esa clase de espeetaculos. stLa
Tempestad" qued6 acknowledgements combinada,
gracias los esfuerzos de la Compahfa que no
omiti6 gastos para satisfacer al pdblico por clio
merece mis- placemes. La obra qued6 bien desem
penada distingui6ndose La sehora Rodriguez y la
sonora Bautista, asf como tambien los senoresl
Salazar Bolivar. Salazar tuvo momentos muy
felices y Bolivar estuvo muy ocurrente Todos
recibieron muchos aplausos. El "Panuelo de
yerbas" fue bien interpretado por todos los ar
tistas fueron aplaudidos on los pasajes gracio-
sfsimos que contiene esta bonita ohra que des-
empeharon con bastante gracia la sefora Rodri
guez. y los senores Bolivar Salazar El "Char
teau Margaux' fue aplaudidfsimo en- esa obra
Sc distinguieron en- primer lugar Ia sefiora dofia
Amalia Rodriguez, que ray6 & gran altura = los
sanores Bolivsr : salazaF, aai como ID EaHora
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GAITHERSDURG,

Last Friday Mrs. Anna y. Howard died
after a lingering illness. at Brookeville.
aged sixty-seven years. She was the widow
of the late DR.. Marshall P. Howard, who
died in North Carolina in 1855 a daugh-
ter and two sons survive her-Mrs Laura
Riggs. wife of Mr.. Samuel Riggs, and Mr.
Henry Howard and Mr.. Marshall p How
ard. all of Brookeville. Rev VIM Fl
Laird Conducted the funeral services at
St Johns Protestant Episcopal Church.
Oiney on Sunday, where the intefment
Jas made.
Two new churches are shortly to be
the Methodist Episcopal Church South will
purchased a lot from Mrs. Elizabeth d.
Blount forthat purpose The Presbyterians
of Randolph have also made ready for the
establishment OF a mission there, and the
building committee Is composed Of Messrs.
Samuel Renshaw, Hilleary Offutt and Elias
Mr.. Andrew Small has been appointed by
the governor justice of the peace for the
GAINESVILLE district. vice Jacob NJ. Thomas,
who failed to qualify.
Mr.. VIM. II. Howes of Georgetown Is
stopping with his brother, Mr. James
Howes. at Middlebrooke
Mr.. Clinton Gloyd is absent from home
spending the summer in Frederick county
with relatives.
Mr.. VIM. E. Henry has arrived home
from visit to Front Royal. Va.
Prof Charles NJ. Scanlon and family Of
Reliance. Va, are on an extended stay
with friends in this section.
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iycL-,l&l
DuNcANsoN BROS. ArcTIONEEIs.

TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRnvED PROPERTY. SITl ATE On
ETH STREET. STREET AND 18TH
STREET. IN WEST WASHINGTON, AND cox
SISTINt: OF THIRTY GO, TW,LSrORH BRICK
HOUSES AND FOUR TNINPRONED LOTS.
1:y virtue Of a deed Of trust to las. bearing date
May ~, 1891. and daily t,d In Liber M. $3.50.
ioiio 2,i1 sei.. OF the land records Of the Dis
trict of Colura. AID ut the request the parties
scared thereby, will sell at public auct ion IN
front of said premises, on MONDAY. the SIXTH
DAY OF AUGUST. AID. 1891. at FOUR O'CLOCK
I'M. the following described real estate situate
in what Is known tieorgptown, i'm the District OF
Columbia. and being all Of lots numbered 81, 81,
81 and 81 AMI all Of lots Numbered 40 to g. both
Inclusive, OF WILLIAM u. MANtRitES subdivision
If parts Of lots 20 TO 81, inclusive uiOI.NEAIrS
ADDITION, in square numbered 81, AS per plat
recorded Iihcr A. II. s., folio 21. Of the records
Of the office Of the surveyor Of the District Cf
lumbia. together with the iupro. thereon.
Terms OF sale: The property will lie offered sep
araicly and the terms of sale in of each par
eel sold will he one third cash. the balance In one .
two and three years for. which Eotcs Of the par
chaser bearing interest NJ per cent per anuun,
interest payable semi-annuaily. anI ursd upon
the property sold. Will he taken. or all cash. at
the opt!"n of the purchaser. A deposit Of 500 Will
lie REQUIRED nj time Of sale each parcel sold
All conveyahcing and recording ut purchasers cost
Terms of sale TO he complied with In fifteen days
otherwise trustees reserve the right resell the
property ut the risk ard COS: Of defIulting pur-
chaser purchasers.
MAHI.ON ASHFORD.
AIDES II. BROWNE
jy25co Trustees
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SUBURBAN NEWS
ANACOSTIA.

This week Is one Of lawn socials in Ana
costa On Monday the rain prevented the
carrying out of several programs in this
direction by two of the churches but YES
terday the events came of In spite of the
Threatening weather
The Happy Five. comprising the finance
committee Of the Baptist Church held their
social at the residence of Mr.. Kellum. on
Harrison street near Minnesota avenue.
This place Is Enclosed by shrubbery. and is
an ideal place for a lawn fete. Chinese
lanterns lined the boundaries of the
grounds. and tables laden with delicacies
were scattered about the lawn. At the cake
table Mrs. Jas. Crawford presided. assisted
by Miss Vfrgie King and Mrs. Williams;
Mrs. Thomas Miles had charge Of the con-
fections. while lemonade was served out of
q stone-lined well. trimmed with ferns, the
servers being Miss Ellie Burr. Miss Bessie
cream was dished by Messrs Howard
Griffith and Saxper Harlan, and delivered
TO the guests by Miss Blanch Craft, Miss
Edna Williams and Miss Lizzie Studs. A
guess cake was won by Mr.. Charles Dodge
and tonight cake Will be awarded to the
ugliest man.
A fete champetre. under the ausp!ces of
the Sunday school scholars of st. Theresa
Catholic Church. was the other lawn attrac-
ton OF the evening. The oil Talbert p,a ce
on Munroe street was decorated with burt
Ing. flags and Chinese lanterns, end a
pleasant evening spent upon the smooth
grassy lawn, devoid OF trees. The man
ayers OF the fete were Mrs. Annie Coleman
Misses Rosa Casper. Nellie Leonard, Jennie
Coleman, Nellie Quade, Nellie Hardy
Mamie Casper. Mrs. Hardy. Misses Sarah
Bean. NJ. Williams. y. Diggs, G. Leonard
T. Roland, Jennie BARLEY. Alice Reagan.
Emma Bean. jamie Bean, G. Roland, E.
Braumau and l.. Granger.
The residents Of Benning and Congress
Heights are preparing petitions for better
. police facilities. The citizens want a police
man stationed at Benning and at Congress
Heights.
A hole is reported in the pavement near
the Anacostia bridge.
Edmond Frepch. a white boy. Is report ell
70 be soliciting aid in Anacostia. To the
authorities at the station house he said
thaA his father was dead and mother is
dangerously ILL., IN .he family there are
$50 two children. The 10y says they are
al suffering for food. He ,ays he lives en-
the Asylum road near Congress Heights
Anacostia during today has been some
what minus police protccIion, on account
OF the large number of officers at court
The Sunday school Of the Methodist
Church went to Marshall Hall yesterday
On their annual excursion.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


Schedule In effect June Q. 1894.
leave Leave Washinstop irom station, corner Of New
For Chicago and Northwest, vestibulod Limited
eiE For sa 1rsln. ~ = rs nm 500 v
eIled fled Limited, $3.50 pm. cypress 1910 nisht;
For I1tts6gsg aud Cleveland, express daily ii:is
For Lexington and staunton. HIS am
For Mnshes N,n and Ssy stations $50 pm
For In;, d danly, ss5eeepins cars thrOugh
,7:io. ,7:so. 900 IS minutes, $50, ~ 30 ,io:cS
500 : @inutes "a 40 1sas ,2 81 , MA l s2sc
$50 e:ss. Ee:26. $50 1900. sis' 1900 XII 80
$50 rs saseI sa ,iSoa sIsSs G c %
aZ2o 600 4s minutes,, $:25, 1:si, I5,os, 30.
FOR Annapolis 4:io o and ~ s:i Is am' Ems and
p pm. Sundays. $40 am, 4:3l pm.
nor M Frederick. ail;l5 an. ellis. as:so. as 80
For For H Has nlI:lo am. and as 80 pm.
For GSith sS way a PS s,v sot pm
An ni2'oo, as'oo ai:ss, b5:ss. b7'os. bii 80
a. f Ss washasiSR Junction and way points aoc
For Bay Ridge. ,s:i5 and AIS pm, m Sundays.
s;5S Im RIFE iye and T9xs sii Pm w , ~n
nN' r pHfL hSf Hkw YORK AND
s. For P,hiladelPhis New York. Boston and tho
Carl 90 Dining carr, 900 e .cs Dining sGh @nTS.
500 di;so pm. Sleeping Car. open at 1000
buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City. week dave Z 90 1O.Oa m.
and II 90 noon. Sundays, % a. m. u. 90 neon.
For Cape May and Sea Isle City. week days. 20
Am and IL noon. Sundays. go am.
For Brigantine Beach, week days, 4: 20 m aud
l2.V0 noon. Sundays, 1900 noon.
Except Sunday. d DAILY. c Sunday oniy.
Express trains.
Passage called for and checked from hotels and
Residences by Unicn Transfer COMPANY on orders
left at ticket otfces. Gl9 and 1851 la. ave. and
at d,pot.
n. b. CAMPBELL, CHAs o. sCIII
ylo Gen. Manager. Gen Pass. ACT.
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DUNCAAsoN Bg,lS,, ..AUcrioNEE.;s.


TRrSrItS' SALE OF "A HANDSOME THREE
SsO,ii AND CELI.Ai -EkiCk AND siU-, 4
DWELLING IN I'M NOi:IiiWESr 81, IA ~
OF TH& CITY. KNOWN As PREMISES NJ,
l'S2 fWENrl -fiiSr SIRkEr.
Ky virtue Il certain decd of trust, dated the
1st day OF November. A. H. 1S!I9. and rpcorl. Il
among the land records OF the District Of CoaIi.iI
li!'es l.s3S, folio 81 Ct seq. and II the re,p,s
of the holders Of the NOTES secured thereby, We
OK TUESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF At
GUST, AID 1894. AZ FIVE OdTIB'K PM
the following described property, situated in the
city of Wns hington, District ct Columbia. To
All that certain piece Parcel of land AMI pr,n-
fses known and DISTINGUISHED am, bcin:: bit
numbered thirty-two t32, in .rainard II. Warner
Subdivision OF the east ffty-five ,,5, feet "!
original lot numbered a, IN squire Numbered
sNty seven ';I, per plaf in Iher IL. f,lO io4,
OF the records Of the surveyors cffite Of the Dis
irict Of Columbia. together with The improves
thereon.
This property will be sold subject to a deed ~
trust for $6,W0. dated November l. 1880 arl
due November Z. 1876, with interest thereon paya-
bio semi annually. at q cent per AMMAN.
Terms Of sale: Onc-thirl Of the purchasc rioaey
over and above the iErrrihranre above referred TO
TO- hc paid In cash anl the haf""rc to he lsiid ~
two equal instll'tcEts. respectively. in and
two years. secured lay deed Of trrst E,o'l tho
property sod with interest plv"hl" ccrni-a-1 ,'1'~
at the rate Of per cent per aRnum. all cash.
nj the option Of the oNrshrser. A d"p,s't of goo
Will hc required at Ii" time Of sale. Sale o L..
closed In fifteen days from dw Of sale othrrw ise
the property will he rasod the risk and cost
81 dofaulting purchaser after ~" days al,er
tsrpcnt in r"wsrnpcr puhiishc,l In WISH
ingtou D. &C. rr-~~r ,nc'-'- 1t c~-f of purchaser
InI-Is n WINE T-',stc"
CLARENCE Il. EIIFF". Trustee.
iy"I-I&ds ole I 81
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BY DUNCA>soN BROS, AuCrIoNEERs

TIUSTEES' SALE OF -FOUR NEAT AND AT
TRACrIVE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL N(;S
IN GEORGETOWN. u. g.. KNOWN AS PREN-
ISES Nus. 1853. l66l lUG3 AND 1868 VAL,
LEY STREET. EXCELLENT PROPERTY Fol,
INVESTMENT. i..
Ry virtue of Il certain deed Of trust dated the
fourteenth day of Jnnc, AZ H. 1893. and recorded
ing the land records tle Dist rct of Columbia
I:ber 1927. folio 15S ct seq. and at the request Of
the holders ri the nottE Hecured thereby. we will
offer at public anctionr front OF the premises on
WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST
A. ID. 1894. AT FIVE o'cT.OCK T.. NJ. the follow
ing described property situate ia the city George
town. District Of ColufpiS.Sto wit: All those GER
tain pieces and parce.Stf !Ind and premises known
and distinguished AS AMI ;ssng SUI, lots numbered
twenty,two 81, to twsrty I've l5,, hath inclusive
of William II AIanoSsnef sui,division of part Of
Georgetown. District - GoAImb.a as said p,at Is
recorded in the otic. surveyor Of the Dstrct
Of Columbia in GeorgetBwn sui divisions No .. Iriye
Terms OF sale: one: Tint of the purchase money
n, he paid In cash an1 Ink balance to he raid In
two equal installmrnts rcs,ettiveiy In one anil two
years. secured by ,hs d,t6 -trrst upn the ,rop-
rry sold. with INTEREST," parable semi annually, st
The rate Of q per cent peyeannura all cash. at
the option Of the purclhser dcl,ost of 500 win
he required at the tink Of sale sale TO he cl,s,sl
in fifteen DAYS from |JIar of sale otherwise tine
property will be resOd at the risk and cost of de-
flultin. purchaser after Ave days advert iscme of
In some newspaper published in Washing. on, ID. C.
CJnveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
LOUIS H. WINE. Trustee
CLARENCE Is. RHEEM. Trustee.
iy25-d&'ls 9lG + st. NV
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RADCLIFFE, DAKR & CO., AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING PREMISES NUMBERED
Ga SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST, AND GOi
10 $40 q" STREET NORTHWEST. WASH
INGTON, u. c.
ULder and ly virtue of a deed Of trust made
TO Us by Jeremiah Costello ard wife. the
eleventh oilthI daye Of Jdly, A. ID. 1872 and duly
recorded among the land records Of the District
OF Columbia. in Li!er lilo. folio 33o. asd In de-
fault OF the payment of the entire indie ,tsslncss
Thereby secured, at the request Of the part, Sc
cured thereby, We will sell at public auction in
lIoat OF the premises. ua THURSDAY. JlL.Y
TNEN1Fs.NTll. 1874 AT FIVE pCLoC,i IN,
aI mn certain t.ce o. Parcel of land sit.
Of Columhia known ard distinguished as
and i"ins parts OF original lots numbered - and
70 la square i55, beg ming for the same the
n1.;heast oIner If said square and running thence
soati sixth street -, feet thence 10l feet
G inches 10 pdblic alley thence north along said
ld:itc ALLEY - feat 10 q street. ard thence alon.
q street l0l feet aid Inches "a the beginning.
Tvriis ot sale: ole-.ialf Of the purchase Y
in cash, balance in two equal pa y,neats of and
two years from the dat OF sale, with per cent
inter ~ pee aa1uaI. payable senIi-nnnually. The
deferred payments TO be represented 10y Ictcs Of
II, Purchaser, ard secured icy deed OF trust on
chaser. ! d"InSit of five hrrdrcd dollars viii lie
required at Of sale. Tia terms L., co:.i-
PLAID with in fifteen days from date of sale ar
SIccs reserve tie right 10 resell AT the ris,
ard cost of GcfaGit.ug purchaser purchasers.
Al! coJ' cyanc.us and recording at Purchaser CT
,iAIc.ia cOsi.
.N-.. 1901. RORT. f. L. WHITE,
GEORGE W. W..IiE,
tyl.-dSds trustees, CID L 81. NV.
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iy18-d&ds
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE TWo,SToI.Y
BRICK DWkLLING, KNOW AS PREMISES
953 q STREET SOUTHWEST.
Iy virtue OF a certain deed OF trust.bearins date
on the twentieth (IU,hD day of May, AID. lSJ2 ,and
recorded among the land records or the District OF
C'iGnioi1 In LIber No. 1897, folio l6s ct seq. nnd
1T tie request OF the ders If the notes secured
thereby, We Will Offer at public auction, in front q
the premises, on TT ESDAi, THE SEVENTH DAY
or AUGUST. AID 1894. AT O'CLOCK f.M.. the
following described real estate situate in tie city
or washington. District OF Columbia. to wit: All
that certain piece lsiIcel of land and premises
Enown AMI distinguished AID being LOT numbered
forty one 4l) in Tnonas J. Kings subdivision of
lois III square numbered three hundred end eighty
nine Cis9l. as sand subdivision is recorded in book
3D. folio 81. OF tae records Jf the Surveyors obi,
OF the District of Columbia. together with the I'M
proyenlcEts thereon.
Terms: Onc-thrd of the purchase Honey TO he
paid in cash and The balance two equal install
ments, respectively, in and twD Years, secured
10y deed Of trust upon tie property SD. with ill.,
tcrest thereon payable scin.uuuity, at fac rate
OF per cent per annun. all cash, at the option
OF the purchaser. deposit Of 500 will be re-
quiret at the time of sale. sale TO he closed in
hft"en days from day Of s'e, Otherwise The pop
eity will be rcsod at the anil cast Of default
Ing purchaser after five days notice az sGvh resale
by advertisement In som, one or more NEWSPAPERS
pLiilsIed in Washington. ID. &.
LOUIS -. WINE Trustee,
CLAi:E.,CE H. ktIEE 1. Trustee,
N2o-dN'!s Jij st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS.
FUTURE DAYS.

TRUSTEES SALE Or TwO-SrORY FRAME:
HOUSE AND LOT, IN ANACtrSTIA IN
FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR THE ANAGa,yrit
STREET CARS. CHANCE FOR 4 CfiEiI'
HOME TO BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BlDDEI,
WITHOUT RESERVE.
By virtue OF certain deed of trust REGARDED in
Liber No. 1901, folio 3lS ct seu of the land
records of the District OF Columbia, we will sell
ut public auction in front Of the premises nj
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM, on TUESDAY
TIE T1ilRTi-FlkST DAY OF JULY. A. ID. 1S,I
all that piece parcel OF land, situate and being
In the District Of Columbia, and known and de-,
scribed as the sOutberly Sne-half, front Ing on
Franklin street. by the width of lot numbered two
hundred and twenty-one t221l, in that sui division
OF part Of Chichester recorded October 81 lSSt In
Book County No. 6, folio &c. OF the record. OF The
surveyors office Of said District, together with all
and singular tire appurtenances, rights, riyirrgrs
improvements and other hereditaments to the
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
two years. to be represented by the notes of The
purchaser, bearing interest mt the rate of 4 ,,er
cent per a;num from day OF sale, payable semi,
annually. secured by deed Of trust upon the pr1,p
erty sOld or all cash, at the option of the p,r
chaser. deposit Of 500 required at time of
sale. All cOnveyancing md recording at the cost
of the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be comp,ie
with withip fifteen days from date of sale other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell mt
the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser after
five days notice Of such resale published in solnc
newspaper VI Washington ID. G.
ISAAC l.. JOHNSON
ALEXANDER ABRAHAM,
ty13-eod&ds Trustees