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DUNCANsON BROS, AUCTIoNEERS.

CHANCERY SALE OF THE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF X STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE,
OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE
by virtue and in pursuance OF u decree passed on
the twenty sixth (26) day OF March, In the year of
our Lord eighteen hundred and eighty five Qss5,
by the supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
holding special term in equity in the case of
George 5. Pepper VS. Alex. X. Shepherd ct al .
rumber seventy eight hundred and three 1900
equity, 1 will as surviving trustee, on TUESDAY,
THE TWENTI-TIll,D (23l DAY OF JANUARY
n the year OF our Lord EIGHTEEN HUNDRED
AND NNET1-FOtk 1884, AT HALF-PAST
THREE $500 O'CLOCK PM, in front of the
premises offer for sale public auction the fol.
lowing real estate: Lot numbered three ,3} in A
X shepherds subdivision OF square numbered one
hundred and sixty -four Q64j according to the sub
division recorded in the cthce OF the surveyor of
the District Of Columbia. IN liber w b NJ folio
III Of the books OF the surveyor, with all and sin.
Sular the buildings and Improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: One-fou of the purchase money
to be paid in cash the day of sale or 6nai rati
ncatlon thereof by the court. and the residue in
three 90 equal instalIments at a. iw, - and
three 90 years, the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser bearing date
on the day of sale. with interest, and a reserved
Zen upon the property sold, or all cash
al the option # the purchaser thereof
A deposit of che thousand dollars Isl COO To he
made at The time the property is Knocked down
All eonveyancins at the purchasers cost
henry WISE GAkNETT, Surviving Trustee
u-ous>u 41S 9th
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RADCLIFFE. pARR & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.

CHANCERy AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
LIABLE REAL ESTATE. SITUATE IN THE
MARYI.ANp ASE sSi NORTHEAST. M M,
PROVED BY FRAME DwEII.IN,iS NOS
200 AND ao2 MARYLAND AyENI-E NORTH
GltEASoN. DEcEASED.
Under and by virtue Of the last will anl issta-
ment of William Greason. deceased. recorded in
ister of wills of the District Of Columbia and
under and by virtue of certain DEGREES passed in
preme Court OF the District OF Caluphia wherein
George W. Greason al are comnlainan-s and
Clarence Leroy Pnimer ct al are .espond.nts. ]
FIRST. 1894. at HAI-F-PAST FOUR pCI.oCK T.
NJ, ON the premises, part of lot numbered three
81. In square numbered seven hun!rai aud INV
seven Gotl, contained within the following ucies
and bounds: Beginning the southwest - rrer 81
said square and running tDeYce easterly along TIE
inches ,36 feet nches thence duo rs-;h an. lu,n
dred and eighty-seyen feet three inches AK, fest
inches: thence west thirty-two feet six Inches
t32 feet U inches: thence south two hundred and
four feet four inches ,204 feet 4 inches, 10 ibe
point of beginning, and containing Fix Thousand
three hundred and sixty feet 1884 fccD. more
This property is the eligible cornsr on Can
itol HILL and is very r.lIsble in e-atv rsIa.i J.
The present impfov nm ants consist IT iva .y,,-
story frame houses, both Il which ara yicldL-
good rentals.
Terms Of sale: one-ihi:,i Ct the pur, hase money
In cash. the balance payable in ani two v,IrS
evidenced 10y the pnrrhasa rs frorpI. ssr, notes 90.
cured by hrst lien upon he property sod LA :nr
interest at siA per 'en;'nn PER annnm. rsivs ILL.
semiannually. Taxes AMI ass.ssIn.ris tasd to
June 20. 1898 All title examining ,onv.,nn,s, 7.
and recording TO be 1t he .ols cost %. he III
chaser. ~ s"'
Terms Of sale to he complied with within 10,
days after the property Is sld trustee VIII
chaser. A deposit of ave anplrat, dollars ,.,i ~
required Of the purchaser when the property i.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS. trustee.
Ja-UdN0s M. ~ II
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ANACOSTIA.

The straw ride of the Epworth League to
Highlow. the country residence of Mr.. j. Z.
Powell. the governmental electrician, which
was enormously announced to have occurred
two weeks since. has finally passed into his
tory, Mr.. Powell. in rendering a reception
to the Epworth League of the Anacostia NJ.
Z. Church. played the part of mine host
with unstinted generosity. Promptly at $50
O'Clock on Friday evening last the members
of the organization and their friends. to the
number of nearly one hundred, were met at
the church by Mr. Powell, whence the start
was made One four-horse. two double
teams and two single cOnveyances were en-
ployed to transport the guests to their desti-
nation. which was reached about o'clock.
A perfect moonlight night and the novelty
of the occasion enhanced the enjoyment of
the party. The freedom of the house con-
servatory and grounds, which presented a
fairy-like spectacle. was extended by Mr.
and Mrs Powell to their guests. A phono-
graph. which Reproduced several numbers
from the Marine Band. the Star Spangled
Banner" and other familiar airs. contributed
10 the entertainment of the evening. At 10
O'Clock cola ton was served at the con-
clusion of which an evening that will long
be treasured in the minds of all who par
tcipated came to an end. A few of the
many present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
Mr.. and Mrs Dony. Mesdames Page and
Jennie Barker. DIR. A. NJ. Green, Mr. c. NJ
Wolf of Washington. the Misses Constantine
Lizzie Watson, Emma Dodge. Flora Etzler
Ida Linger. Messrs. George Watson. Harry
Halleck, Frank Mclean, Arthur Emo and
Louis Smith.
The funeral of Mr.. Henry c. Kenner, who
died at his residence on Fillmore street
at O'Clock on Saturday morning last
took place from the Anacostia NJ E. Church
at 40 o'clock this afternoon. The deceased
was a man widely and favorably known
and possessed the confidence of all with
whom he sustained business or social reIa-
tons. He was for nearly a score of years
a trusted employee of St. Elizabeth and as
the president of the German-American
Building Association was made the custo-
dian of the funds o 1 large number of the
shareholders OF that institution. The funer-
al arrangements We're in charge of a Joint
committee from the following orders of
Which ne was a member, viz: The indie
pendent Order of Mechanics Anacostia
Lodge, No. %; Knights of Pythias. Mineola
Tribe, No. II. Imperial Order of Red Men:
Union Lodge, No. II. L. o. o. F. and John
A Logan Post No. L. c. A. r The funeral
cortese was composed of delegations from
the several orders and a large concourse of
friends and citizens
The Rev. Geo. F. Dudley occupied the
chancei Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church at
the evening service yesterday. The subject
OF his discourse, THE True Standard of
Morality" was elucidated in a very able
manner In special address to men.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE INIMPRoyrn
PROPERTY KNOWN As LOTS q Am =
ELOCk 81 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS REIN;
M NoKIllEASI CORNER Oh THIRTEENTH
AND HARVARD STREETS NORTHWEST
d. virtue Of certain deed 81 trust l.earfn
date on the 3Oth day OF September a ID Iso5
and recorded in Ll.er No. L. s3s, folio 70. 81 SEQ,
OF the lnad rt,ords OF the District of Colunlis'
hhn NJ The request of the holder OF the no,es
secured Thereby. We will sell at public auction
THlkIlErH DAY OF JANUARY A ID Isas ar
hAitfASr FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
Described real estate situate in the county ~
washington. District of Columbia 10 wit: An
those certain pieces aud parcels OF land and prem
r. hh"Mh aei distinguished lots numbered
trustee sui division of lJosks numbered ~ ana
"a and New Jersey avenue ia the subdivision OF
part OF Mt. Pleasant ans Pleasant Plains now
known as ColGIchia Heights as laid FIRST named
SUBDIVISION Is recorded in the cfsice Of the
Nesor OF the District Of Columbia. IN county book
ject to certain deed Of trust for Sc 50 ana the
interest thereon. The conditions of this trust will
be announced al time OF sale.
Terms; one-third OF the purchase money to be
Naiu m cash. the balance In TWO equal INSTALL
merits In one and years from day Of sale.
The notes OF the purchaser TO be given bearing
lntef,st nj the rate of q per cent per annuna,
pay able somi-annually. and 10 be secured 10y deed
OF trust upon the property sold ali cash, AT the
option OF the purchaser. deposit Of 500 viii
lie required at the time OF sale. Terms OF sale
TO he colnIli,-d With within fifteen days from day
OF sale the trustees reserve the right 10 resell
the property at the risk and cost of dcfauiting
purchaser after five DAYS advertisement Of such
resah All conyeyancing and recording pur~-
DAVID u. STONE.
JOHN A. TAYLOR.
jalT-d&ds Trustees
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EVANSVILLE.

Bishop Paret visited the Pinckney Memoir
ial Church yesterday morning, and con-
frmed a class Of about thirty candidates
A large congregation, including many per
sons from the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege and Washington, was present. The
chancel was prettly decorated with lilies.
holly and cedar. The bishop preached an
instructive sermon. taking for his text part
of the sth verse of the 10th chapter of st.
Matthew: "Call the Laborers." He briefly
addressed the class after confirming It,.
basing his remarks upon the words of the
epistle Of the day. Not as Uncertainty"
and appealed to the new communicates
to make this Christian life certain in all
its phases. He also delivered an appro-
pirate address To the children, who formed
"a graceful group around the altar, in which
ne advised their parents to bring them
to confirmation when they reached the age
Of twelve years
A number OF the young members of the
congregation of St. Jerome's Catholic
pastor. Rev. Father russell, a few even
inSs ago. Among those in the party were
Misses Edith Gallant. Corinne Mcfarland.
Julia Weeks, Leila Aman, Lottie and Mel
lie Fenwick. Burns. Gibson, and Messrs.
Hampton and William Hickey, Frank Fen
wick, George Burns and DR.. Dallas Erwin.
The Guild of the Pinckney Memorial
Church met at the residence of DR.. Chas.
Wells last Thursday evening. There was
large attendance. After routine business
was transacted. several instrumental and
vocal selections We're rendered by the diff
ferent ladies of the Guild and Rotations
were given by Mrs. A. T. FoXwell and Miss
Edith Rathbone.
The committee, consisting of DR.. Chas
A. Wells, Francis II. Smith, L. H. Camp
bell. DR.. A. NJ. Buck and r. Ford Combs
which was appointed by the chairman of
the recent citizens meeting to present to
the legislature the new town charter adopt
ed at that meeting, will visit Annapolis for
that purpose next Wednesday.
Mr.. George H. Evans of Washington was
the guest of Mr.. l.. H. Campbell yester-
day.
Miss Corinne Mcfarland has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends at Annapo-
lis
Mr. Robert Brooke of this county has been
appointed a page in the house Of delegates
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RADCLIFFE. DARR & co. AICI1ONEEHS
No. go PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH WEST

CHANCERY AND TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE. SITUATE ON THE
N0RTHwEST CORNER OF THIRTEENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST. IMPROVED
BY LARGE BRICK BUILDING. CONTAINING
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, KNOWN AS
II, lii, GkEAS9N HOUSE TO CLOSE THE
ESTATE OF WILLIAM GREASON. DECEASED.
Under and by virtue OF the last will and tesla
ment Of William Greason, deceased. recorded in
register Of Wills Of iUG district in Of shs S s Of h h
certain DEGREES passed by the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, In Equity Cause No. II. lOs.
docket No -. wherein George W Greason ct al
are complainants and Clarence Leroy Palmer ct al
are Respondents. | will sell on the premises on
TIN RSDAY. FEBRUARY l, 1894. At THREE
square numbered two hundred and tifty-four ,.,iI
contained within the following metes and bounds
BEGINNING at the corner formed by the intersec-
tal OF 18th street vest and street north and
extending along the line of said street thirty five
rect three inches t35 feet incbesl more OF lessl
west; thence at right angles with said E street
to said 18th street thirty five feet three inches
30 feet inchesj more less: thence along the
beginning. ' -
This property is one of the mos, eligible corner
business sites for sale in this city; IL is located
In the very heart Of the city and is easily ac-
cessiole TO all important places of business and
amusement 1t is improved by large three-story
and basement brick building. known as numbers
1901 AMI 1903 f street northwest, and also known
the 'Grcasoh House.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
evidenced by the purchasers promissory notes Sc
cured by first lien upon the property sold, bearing
Interest at per centum per annuin payable semi
annually. Taxes ard assessments bald TO June 40
1888; all title examining, convcyancing and re-
corulng To be az the sole cost Of the purchaser,
Terms OF sale TO be complied with within ten
days after The property is sold the trustee wifi
resell at the risk and cost OF the defaulting pur-
chaser deposit Of 81. 600 will be required Of the
"e" T lie ee n F + sfS rrus,ss
Ja2o-d&ds No. $40 ID ST. NV
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SUBURB AN NEWS
ALEXANDRIA.

This week Alexandria will make a long
step toward the good time coming The
Midland shops. from which a large number
OF hands have been for some time fur
loughed. resumed work today. with full
complement of workmen, and railway work
will proceed there more vigorously than it
has done for several years. The city work
on the street extension is slightly delayed in
consequence of the bad weather, but the
preliminaries are all completed and work
will be commenced at once. The city coun-
ellis will arrange tomorrow night for amend
ments to the charter. which will allow them
to pursue public improvements. expanding
tens of thousands of dollars where hundreds
of dollars have heretofore been expended
On Wednesday the county meeting will ar
range to obtain power from the legislature
10 raise money for county improvements;
and in this direction everything tends.
The mayor will tonight make thorough
investigat ton OF the imbrogiio in the police
force, in which Lieut.. James smith and Of
ficers Samuel TIGER and George Jones are
Concerned. 1t is charged that these officers
were guilty of characterization, and that Of
ficer TIGER struck Lieut. Smith.
The two large warehouses on the north
west corner of King and Union streets. a
short distance west of the Washington ferry
landing, have been purchased by Mr.. F. s.
Harper. their present occupant. for $4,000.
The property belonged - the estate of the
late Andrew j. fleming
The remains of the late John Edds were
brought here from Washington on Saturday
for burial. Mr.. Edds was formerly well
known here. Shortly before the war he
saved. at the risk of his life. family from
a burning building on the corner of King
and Royal streets. The same night he shot
the late James Welsh in the forehead and
Ii was supposed that the ball had entered
the brain, but the bullet passed under the
skin around the outside Of the skull. and
although Welsh lay in a stupor for two
days. he afterwa.d recovered and lived
twenty years
A lot adjoining the residence of Mai. Duff
fey on the west side If Fairfax street near
Wilkes street has been purchased for 500
by Mr.. Raymond Grover.
The Alexandria Insurance Company will
now have to pay $50 insurance on a build
ing in Wise county, Virginia, which was de-
stroyed by fire some time ago. The matter
has been the subject of a suit in the case of
Hardin agt the Alexandria Fire Insurance
Company, but the court of appeals has now
decided against the insurance company.
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KENSINGTON.

A largely attended meeting of the Library
Association was held on Friday evening
At Oak Knoll, the home of Mr. w H.
Wheatley- The President, Mr. c. W. r
Stokes. presided. and Mr.. Arthur Baxter
acted as secretary in absence of Miss Beas-
ley After the business of the associate
was transacted an unusually fine program
was rendered. consisting of the following
numbers. Recitation, Miss Liza Bauk-
hayes; recitation, Miss Julia LangilIe: vocal
solo. MIR. George Terry; recitation. Mrs
Chalmers; vocal solo. Mr.. George Terry :
recitation. Miss Windham; vocal solo. Miss
Nellie Miner; recitation. Miss Liza Rauk-
hayes: vocal solo, Mr. George Terry. read
ing. Dr. VIM. l.. Lewis Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Chalmers Of Frankfort KY f.;
Miss Reese of Baltimore, Miss Blanche
Latane OF Virginia. Miss Liza Baukhages
or Hyattsville. Miss Higgins and Mr. Geo
Terry of Washington. Misses Russell. Harr
and Mcqueen of Capitol View. Mi>es Car
RE and Sarah Waters. DIR. Brown and Mr.
Jackson OF Burnt Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. F1shback. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Stock. Mr.
and Mrs W. w. Eldridge Major and Mrs
j. W blackburn, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. r.
Stokes. MIR. and Mrs. z. J. Hardesty, Mr.
ana Mrs H. h. Corrick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Baxter. Mrs. L. Lewis, Mrs. E. w
Moore, Misses Ida and Oda Calhoun Nellie
Miner. Clara Little. May Lewis Stella Gar
trell. Mary Davenport. Julia and Letitia
A<dh5AilSs -NdilHcAJe NllHkbn ana Laura
Can't and Messrs. Frank Calhoun Clark
Thompson, Arthur Baxter, Newman Little
Harry Powers. Will Duiin, Drs. j. l.. and
VIM l.. Lewis of Kensington. The next
meeting is to be held in February at the
home of the Misses Catch.
The lecture delivered in the st. Paurs
Church on Saturday evening by the pastor
Rev. VIM J. Thompson. on Martin
Luther's Journey From Wittenberg to
Worms" was an interesting portrayal of
that historical journey. The church was
filled With an appreciative audience. The
lecture was preluded by selections from
q banjo quartet from Washington. rendered
by Messrs. III. f. Human. w. X. Mack
rifle. W. ;. Human and A. b. Shelton. The
interulude was Martin Luther's hymn, sung
by Miss Nellie Miner. and the postlude
Goodnight. - Luther." quartet by Miss
Nellie Miner. Mrs. f. w. Moore and Messrs.
Marion Dorian and Frank Calhoun. The
final selection was from the banjo quartet
A small house near Capitol View. owned
by Proctor & Proctor and occupied by Mr..
]. Connolly and family. was burned to the
ground Friday afternoon. The fire orig
mated from a defective fiue. Mr.. Connolly
succeeded in saving most of his household
effects.
Rev. T. d. Valiant of the Methodist
Protestant conference is the guest of Mr..
w. II. Wheatley.
Miss Stella GaItrell is confined to her
home with the grip.
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RADCLIFFE, DARR co. AUcrIoXEERs.


lhiS MALE OF KEAL ESTATE N TIM
SUBDIVISION or BARRY FARM. N Hills
DALE. IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue OF a decree the Supreme Court %
the District Of Columbia. passed ca the SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. u 1884 ~
EQt IIf CAUSE No. 15iT2, wherein Vincent Flood
ct al. are complanants and Maria Flood Is De-
PENDANT. the undersigned trustees Will offer for
on TCESDAN, THE THIRrIETH DAY OF JANT.
AIRY, A ID. 1894 AT FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ an
that piece or parcel Of ground situated lying aud
being IN the county OF Washington. District "a
Columbia. and distinguished as the north half Of
lot numbered thirty t30l in section seven "a, in
the subdivision by the trustees Of Barry Farm
according 10 the plat thereof on the HE in tbe
Office OF the surveyor for Washington county An
the District OF Columbia, and helng the same pror
erfy conveyed 10 James Hood tdeceaS.ll lr ,leeS
dated August l6. 1869. aud duly recorded in Liter
ID No. IL. folio la Of the land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. less that part thereof subse--
qucntlv conveyed hy said James Flood TO Matte
et SEQ, Of the said land records together with The
improvements thereon
Terms: One-third cash. the balance I'm one ana
two years from tho day of sale the deferred nav
fents 10 bear interest at the rate Of q Der cent
per annum. payable semi-annually. and 30 be se-
cured by deed OF trust the property sold or All
cash. at the option Of the purchaser "A defosit ~
500 viii Ice required to be paid when the pror,-
erty is knocked down. Terms TO ha ,.oulDlied Win
In fifteen days from the day OF sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the right resell the trot,rtv al
the risk and cost Of the dsfaultinc purchaser An
cohNe!ancing, recording, &c, the purchaser's ..
cost
BATES WARREN.
4l2 9Th st. NV,
DoUGLAsS 5. MACKAII.
4l6 9Th st. NV
1ai'-o~oos Trustees.
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T.kONA PARK.

Mrs. Geo. l.. Favorite has conceived the
Idea and is circulating a subscription list
among the ladies and children of Takoma
for the purpose Of securing an alarm bell
70 be presented TO the town or council and
by the latter placed in some central and
available place (the ground for which. IL
is hoped. viii be donated by some enter
prising citizen. where in case of fire or
other necessity an alarm can be sounded
summoning assistance. From the ready
response thus far. and present indica tion
but brief time will be required to ac-
complish this result.
The sudden death Of Miss Mabel. the ff-
teen -year-old daughter of Mr. Voodford
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ja22-dts

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE IMPORTERS AND
MANCFACTImEliS' CIR ART I, CONSIGNMENT
BY order Of the several consignors will sell at
public auction, without reserve. u choice ,ollec-
ton of handsome ard useful pieces for interior
decoration. &c, such
Fine Mahogany Cabinets. China Closets, Tea
Tables. Chairs, Gilt Suites. Cabinets. Lasrls Wall
Brackets, Fire Screens. Original Reproductions in
Empire. Bull, Chippendale Furniture. Painted
Tapestries Banquet. Piano and Parlor lamps
Candeiabrs. Vienna Silver. Quaint and Daiity
Cups and Saucers. Vases. Bric-a- Brac Pieces for
Table Service. Cabinets and Mantels. in Dresden
Serres Old DELPHI Flemish. Meissen. Old Rouen
Royal Vienna. CoalpOrt. Mnton. Copeland. Spode
Crown Derby Worcester, Ecdgwood, Pointons
French and italian Faence. Ghnori. Capo di
Month. SarrucgInines. Cut Glass. Venetian. Webb
and Carlsbad Jeweled Glass Transparences
Wrought Sconces and thousand and wares
In curious shapes and FORMS numerous to
mention. Sale commences WEDNESDAY. JANU-
AIRY TWENTY FOURTH. at TEN A. NJ. and
TWO PM, and continuing until entire stock is
disposed Of Goods now on exhibition and atten-
ton assured all. Importers and Manufacturers
Art Consignment Sale. No. 1927 ST. NV. Sale
under direction Messrs. GOI.DSTEiN. ja2O-3t'
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE Two-Srop,
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS PREMISE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE Two-sropy
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS plsE.NISr,s
g31 q STREET SOUTHNEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust hea rtn- Az,
the twentieth Goth day OF Nav A 10 ,ss,s
and recorded among the land records of The Dis
trict OF Columbia in Liber No. 1897 folio lcs .,
Seq, and at the reqn st of the holders of the notes
secured thereby, We Will offer at public aurtion
in front Of the premises, on SArT'RDA ~.
THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. lse. AT
HALF-PAST FCtR O'CLOCK T.. NJ the fclou,
Ing described real estate. situate I'm the CITY o,
Washington. District Of Columbia TO Wit. All ,ha,
certain piece parcel OF land and premises r,e,-,
and distinguished and being lot Numbered sar,,
one t4ll, in Thomas j. Kings subdiyisIon az ia,s
in square numbered three hundred and ei,bty
nine ,3s9,, said subdivision is recorded o., I;I
~. folio 81 OF the records Of the snryevor's fce
Of the District of Columbia, together with tbe inn
prtvements thereon. ~ i
Terms: one-thrd OF the purchase money "a lie
paid in cash. and the balane. in two ..,uai INSTALL
, ments, respectively. in AMI two wears Sc
cured by deed of trust upon the property sold
with interest thereon. payable sela { nrrall, at
the rate OF per cent per ln:.ln, or all cash at
the option Of the purchaser. A ,;.yosit os $500
will he required at the time Of sale Sale To- be
closed In fifteen Gays from dav IL sal = ,fh.r-
wise the property will lie F..sod a. r.. 'isk and
cost OF defaufting purchaser. after five days
notice OF such resale by ady.Iris 'mcnt in
one or iiore newspapers publisnsd ia the city of
Washington, D. c.
LOUIS ID. WINE,
CLARENCE Il. RHEEM.
Trustees.
ja19d&ds GIG st. NV