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ANACOSTIA.

Miss Lizzie Pulley of Baltimore. Nd, has
been a visitor at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Nc
Laren.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Hatzel, nee Beachley,
Of Hagerstown, Nd, who were married In
Baltimore on Tuesday. December 70 uitimo.
spent part of their honeymoon at the NJ.
E. parsonage. and left on Saturday last for
their home.
Rev. DR.. II. r. Naylor. presiding elder of
the Washington district, will make his
fourth quarterly visit to the Anacostia NJ.
e Church and preach next Sunday at IL
O.. m
Mrs Wesley Thompson, living on Jackson
street near Taylor, is very ill with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. George o. Watson left yesterday
morning for Fredericksburg, Va, on visit
TO her parents.
Little Ruth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholson Of jackson street, is i'll with
scarlet fever.
Mr.. Thomas Cook of Oxon Hill has moved
to Giesboro' to engage in gardening.
Mrs William Sullivan of South Washing
ton Is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Do
herty of Jackson street.
Mrs. Joseph Havenner OF Congress
Heights is convalescent.
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C. G. SLOAN a CO.. AUCIoNEFRs.
1407 G. Street
TRrsrEES SAFE OF yALUABLF Br1LDfSo
LOT ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE Re-


TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust TO us bear
ing i date June II 1850 and duly recorded Jane IS
records Of the District OF Columbia, and al the
vritter request of the party secured thereby, we.
The Undersigned trustees. Will sell public auc-
ton IN from, % The premises. on THURSDAY. Ii.
Twenty THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, A D.
1888. at HALFPAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK PM All
that certain piece or parcel Of land and premises
situated I'm the city OF Washington. District of
lot numbered i've Co. in ]. HaB rewef and others
subdivision Of square numbered ninety eight cssl,
lOl in the ofce OF the surveyor Of the District Of
Columbia. except part In the hortheast corner Of
same OF tue wess l,pe Of Ses sgs for the
nfty-two and nye-hundredtbe feet soufhwes, of fhs
northeast corner Of said square: thence running
sisty-two asd hse-hundredths feet southwest Of
eastcry ten feet On the line f said avenue to The
beginning.
TO be paid in cash and the balance I'm two equal
tnstallments. payable IN one and years with
semarrually from day Of sale the deferred AVE
ments TO Ice represented by the notes Of the pur-
chaser and secured by deed of trust upon the
az time Of sale An conssysncng ecOriia asI and
Dotarial fees at cost Of purchaser Terms OF sale
to be complied with within ten days from dav ~
sal otherwise the trustees reserve the fight 20
resell The property at the risk and OF the d.
fauiiing purchaser. 90.
W. E. EpMONSrON
Once 500 -5th St IVA
tAiI'ERON CARLISLE
Once 3s4 ID st NV
hiSots n,s Trustees.
THE ABOVE SALE Is EEFsBY .poSrpoSt.n
until FRIDAY, DEFENDER FIRsT isss same
hour aud place. BY order OF the trustees. u2s-cts
THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE DEScRIRr-D
rial estate not having couplied with ths terms n
sale. said -eai estate will se resold al his r,sk
and cost on MONDAY. JANUARY EIGHTH. lss4.
IN front of the Premises at QUARTER PAST
fOiR O'CLOCK Pm. upon the terms Of 10
above described. 500 deposit az time OF sale
W. 4 EDMONSTON
ONE 500 5th ST NV
CALDElsoN CARLISLE
once 344 ID St NV
Truxfesa-
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Toledo Again Visited by Fire.

A general alarm was sounded at 10:45
last night for fire that broke out in the
upper story of the Davis block, a four
story brick building on the northwest cor
ner of Madison and East Summit streets.
Toledo. Ohio, and diagonally across from
the ruined chamber of commerce. The
overworked firemen found serious blaze
to cope with when they reached the scene.
The locality of the flames was such that
several minutes had expired before stream
could be thrown on them. Once gaining
the roof of the threatened building the
fire department soon had control of the
fire, but not until damage amounting to
about $51,0tW had been done. principally by
water. The building was occupied by G..
A Harley, fur goods: V. W. Gran
ger, clothier the National Cash Register
Company. the Tri-State Business College
and w. {. Fislis and Hoskins and Casey 5
ticket offices. The loss in each case Is
fully covered by Insurance.
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CAPTURED At BROOKLYN.
The Police Think They Have Miss
EarrowclfHe's Assailant.

The Brooklyn police think they have the
man who assaulted Miss Barrowcnffe OF
Jersey City in Marion, n. j.. last Friday
night. The man says his name is Jerry
Ormond, and that he halls from Ridge
Conn. He is about twenty-five years old
five feet five inches in height. and Is dark
complexioned. He was arrested on Wednes-
day night.
The man had two ladies' pOcketbooks in
his possession, and told very rambling
tale. The police believed he might know
something of the Barrowclifrc case, and
notined the Jersey city police. Issterday
afternoon Detective Dalton arrived in
Brooklyn and had a long talk with the
prisoner
He refused to say anything about himself
Detective Dalton says the prisoner tallies
exactly with the description OF the man who
was seen running across the lots by a citi-
zen named Klein on the night Miss Barrow
cliffe was assaulted. Or.nond was sent % the
Raymond street Jail to give the police time
to look up his history.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
EATcIFrE. pARR 4 90. AUcTIoNEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE HOUSES BUILDINGS. COT
TAGES Sc. WITH ABOUT 24o ACRES 90
G.oUND, MORE OR LES; AT BRooKsIDE
By virtue Of a deed Of trust duls reeordeS IN H.
Der No &C. folio 3so. &e.. Of the land
ords of the county of Preston. West Virginia, and
at the request OF the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustee viii ofer for sale by public
Pennsylvans avenue northwest, wsshinston. be.
on FRIDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY or JANU,
AIRY. AID. 1924. AT ONE O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing Described real estate, situate in Union Dis
trtct Preston county, West Virginia. seovt
and one half miles east Of Auroro Preston county,
Grounds
Also. LOT Of ground lying south of and on the
opposite side OF the southwestern turnpike from
said brcokside House. the aforesaid two lots OF
10 the said wilmer p Vale bT css, oGs ss
and nae e also all that tract Or parcel q LAND lying
joinns II. aid Rrooksias nr We, virgins. az.
tract OF land was conveyed 10 the said Wilmer p.
Vale by William j, Stone and wife by deed bear
ing date April LIST 1882 and Of record IN Pres
ton county: West Virginia. clerks ofhce, ih Deed
Book No 81 page g. saving and excepting from
thereof which was conveyed by said Wilmer p
Vale 70 Christian Soldiers TO Daniel selders and
old Oakland and Carmel road and west OF lines be-
ginning at the junction OF the said old Oakland
70 the Residence Of Frederick shaffer and Inning
thence y IL degrees, W. 1868 poles n sIl de-
sih degrees, E. p 10 poles, H. So degrees. v. %
Poies and y sias degrees. Z. IS. - poles 10 the
described property. containing 24o aeres mure or
less tosether with all the improvements, Ways,
easements rights privileges and appurt ens mes 10
the same belonging in anyrise anIertatpin~
Terms: onethird cash. The balance in ons two
and three years. Der cent r-er auuum paxshle
semi annually secured by deed Of trust on the MON
r,Iy soid; or All csss at the option OF the pur-
of bid IL the terms Of sale are moi ,o,,ltsd rs,e
10 10 days from DAY Of sale the trustee reserves
.ne rign, 10 resell The property At the risk ana
Sertisement Of such resale IN some newspSpcr pub
llsns1 IN nasn,ngIon' o. All conveyancing re-
Ja2-d&dbs GEORGE II WRIGHT .r-rsr..
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END OF THE HOWARD CASE.
Ten Years and Nine Months in Prison
and ~ 500 Fine.


Ten Years and Nine Months in Prison
and Sl,SOO Fine.
The proceedings in the famous Howard
case came to a close yesterday at Jackson,
Tenn, the final action being the sentence
Of the defendant to a fine OF 800 and ten
years and nine months imprisonment. The
entire day was consumed by the defense
in arguing the motion for a new trial and
an arrest of judgment. Dr. Howard asked
the courts permission to make a speech
in his own behalf.
Judge Hammond replied that II was not
customary for a man convicted of an in.
famous crime to argue his own case. Such
a thing; he said, was rarely ever heard of
especially when he has counsel to repre-
sent him. The court said. however, in this
instance he would deviate from the rule
and permit the defendant to speak.
DR.. Howard then took the stand and
consumed the entire afternoon in a plea
for a new trial and an arrest of judgment
The court overruled the motion and sen.
fenced the defendant as follows: First, that
he be fined $500 and Imprisoned in the Ohio
penitentiary at Columbus. Ohio. for term
Of eighteen months. The sentence on each
Of the remaining seven counts was S1Ut
fine and thirteen months imprisonment.
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TAkOMA PARK.

a peculiarly solemn and impressive SER
vice was the half-hour praise and pravsr
service In Trinity Chapel on New Year
eve. conducted by Rev. Allen Griffith rae
tor Of the parish the service connenc,n.
at ll;3O. consisted of evensong. RESPONSIVE
reading. with q few brief and appropriate
remarks relative to the shortness of time
preparation for eternity, solemnity of oc
casion, etc, and a few minutes before -
with the congregation on their knees In
sieht Prayer'the solemn bell tolled the mid
night hour and the New Year was born.
Mr. Robert W. Best conducted the PRAYER
meeting at the residence of Mr. j. Vance
Lewis on New Year evening, at which a
goodly number were present. Mrs Geo
h Wells was designated as leader for the
meeting on Monday next. which will occur
at the residence of Mr.. K. W. Best
Mrs. Louise Losekam and Mr.. George
Losekam. with Miss Jennie Parsons. all of
Baltimore, have been guests during the
holidays of DIR. and Mrs. A " Parsons
Mrs. Dr. Bennett is suffering from an at
tack of grip, from which she has been con-
fined to her bed for several days.
A mass of black and smoldering ruins
with score of men and boys searching for
coin and relics. is ali that marks the spot
where one week ago the business portion of
Takoma stood-the pharmacy, with its
scorched and blistering side the station
which so narrowly escaped. and in which
the post office has been loaned temporary
quarters. with the news stand from which
this paper Is daily served to residents
alone remaining to indicate the activity
which characterized the incoming and out
going of trains and mails. OF those who
were rendered homeless it is not improbable
that If arrangements can be made Messrs.
Watkins and Eollmer may remain in Ia
koma- Mr.. Raub will probably return to
Washington. as will probably his manager.
Mr.. Cox. who. with his wife and two chill
dren. lost all their possessions. even their
wearing apparel Mr.. Charles A. Raub
and his wife are guests of the sister of
the latter. Mrs Z. J. King. Mr.. William
Watkins with his family are in the Lose
kan cottage on Montgomery avenue and
Mr.. ". C. Follmer with his family in the
cottage of Mr.. ". Cox.
At meeting of the Citizens Public We'll
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At Louisville the inquest over the VIC
Tins of the bridge disaster on December
IL was begun by Coroner McCoiiogh yes
terday morning. The coroner delivered in
structions to the jury. charging them to
fully investigate. and. if any blame at
tached to any one to fix ii where /: belongs.
The case is being carefully watched by at
torneys for the Phoenix Bridge Company,
and the relatives of the dead men, who are
suing for damages. The most sensa tional
testimony was given by VIM. Stark, tool
boy, who said that d good deal Of the false
work rotten. The investigation will
last several days.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR q Co. AucrIoNEERs,

VERY DESIRABLE UNMPRoyED REAL ESTATE
On BEIMEEN THIRD AND FOUR AND A
On MONDAY. JANUARY EIGHTH. 1884 AT
HALFPAsr FOUR O'CLOCK PM, We VIII sell,
In front of the premises
LOTS 90. 81. AND IS. SQUARE sac
kAcn LOT having southern exposure OF Is feet
IL will be sold subject 10 fDcumbrsnce of
$500, secured by deed Of trust; said incumbrance
maturing on or about December q, lssa and
bearing interest al the rate Of per cent per an
mum. payable sem-annually.
Terms; over the above incumbrance cash A
Deposit OF S2oe reuired nj the time of sale Terms
70 De fully complied with in ten days from day
OF sale, otherwise the right to resell the risk
and cost OF defaulting purchaser. Is reserved. All
eonseyancing' recoreing ke,, at purchasers cost.
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d2I-d&ds
FUTURE DAYS.
RA1ClIFfE. DARR 4 CO, AUCrioNrr,ps
go Pa. ave NV

COLLATERAL. SECURITIES Ry .r,c.r,o> no,
,A'COCNT OF WHOM IT MAY tUNt'EeN
by virtue OF certain collateral note dat,
september 10 1893 and authority OF the baII.r
, tt,r We will sell b. PUBLIC AUC,TI0N
W III DIR SALES ROOMS go IA. AyI.
w; w On IHtRSDAl. JANUARY ELEVENTH
1924. AT ONE O'CLOCK PM. the rolat,rais ~,
n rasnsd Thereto VIZ; Three IS, certain promsscr,
each for the sum OF IL 100 each drawn ~, 80
u. tNhittenden. to the order OF X. H. Warner and
~ VI, IarAer. trustees. amt each dated July i
80 AM iayabe On or before three Years AFR
date. with interest the rate OF ,..r rrnt ,..r
ahham payable semi annually. and secured hy d.,
SAID deed OF trust being duly recorded am,ny TN.
lahi records Of the District of CUlumbia Al
persons Interested will please take notice ''
TeftAS cash
jaJ-d&dts RATtIIEFE DARR A. On .no,
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TRUSTEES STE r SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOIS, FRONTING ON HANOVER PLACE BE
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL, FIRST, IND o
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
BY virtue of a deed OF trust, dated December Il
A. ID. 1892. and duly recorded In Liber No. 1893,
folio AZ ct seq. one Of the land records of TIE
District OF Columbia, and by direction Of the party
secured thereby, We will sell, public auction IN
front OF the premises. SATURDAY, JANUARY
SIXTH. 1874 at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the follow
Ing described property, known and Distinguished ms
and being sublots numbered seventy four ,7Il sew
enty-nve tt5, seventy-six t76). seventy seven en-
seventy.eight Os,, seventy nine t1s) eighty iSol
and eighty tslt OF Saunders and Griifine sub.
division of the east part of SQUARE NUMBERED 81.
hundred and seventeen l611J. - -
Terms OF sale: One-half cash b.lan-a n, o.
year from day Of sale with interest at the rate Of
per cent per annam, payable semi-aunualir RI
be secured by the note Of the purchaser and n .sS
Of trust on the property sold. All copyeyanci,S
etc.. ut purchasers cost. deposit of SO will H..
required at the time Of sale on each ,ot SOLD =,
all cash. at the option Of the purchases If The
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten siOe
days from day OF sale the trustees reserve ar
gnt TO resell at the risk and cost Of he defsn,,ns
purchaser after i've days notice in some newsna.
per published In Washington, d. G.
RANDOLPH ID. HOPKINS
,,-,, ALEXANDER SITTER
o-'uNus Trus.aas
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UNITED STATES MARSHAi's sAIE-BY yIR-
tue OF special writ Of her1 facsas issued out
District Of Columbia and 10 me directed i viii
sell, at public sale, for chsh, at 1O28 Seventh
DAY OF JANUARY, 1894. az TEN O'CLOCK M.
all the right. title. claim and Interest OF the
Wit; LARGE STOCK OF MEMS BOYS AND
YOUTHS. CLOTHING, 'SENTSVe FURSSfifN,;
upon as the property q wffnsn Garner. and Will
De soid 10 satisfy execursoms Nos 35So8 and
Thalheimer aud Abraham Sansnels fraainr ~.
oppenheimer a. Company; and Nathan scEIoss
Michael Schloss. William schloss. Julius schloss,
Jonas Schioss. George II. Pistell. Lewis hi
Schloss, trading ks schloss Brothers a COMPANY.
respectively: DANIEL NJ RANSDEIf
RADCLIFFE DARR q Co., U.sMarshal DC.
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jas.iN,is


LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF ABoI-T
TWENTY LOADS OF WEII-KEI~r IIoI,SF-
itoiL1 FURNITURE. CARPETS. ETC, RE.
MotEp To OtR SALES ROOM FOR CtlZ-
NENiENtE OF SALE FROM pRNA RtsSl.
DENCES AND TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AIT'
TON TOMORROW. JANUARY SMITH, WITH
IN AND IN FRONT OF OR SALES RooN
CORNER 10TH AND PENN. AVE NV
COMMENCING AT TEN oeIy@'K
ALSO. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
THE BALANCE OF STOCK OF A JEWEIEJ.
CONSISTING OF SEVERAL. DIAMOND KIZ,:S
GOLD Watches. CHAINS. RINGS TT'RZ'
ING LATHE. Shaw CASES. ETY.
A rS At HALE-PASr TWELVE O'CLOCK.
THE BAlANE OF STOCK BY pRJ,lp
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE 90. CoysISTisT.:
OF EOGEiS CUTLERY. SILvEI;-PIATED
Terms cash. WALTER d. WILLIAMS & CO
II .iucftolaers
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TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING. No. so

TwO-SToRY BRICK BUILDING. No. 900
S1'REET SOITHWESr. AND TWO-STORl
FRAME BUILDING. WITH BRICK BACK
BJU DING No 32s X STREET SOUTHWEST
Or WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY
TENTH. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'clock. We
VII sell in front the RESPECTIVE" premises. parts
Of 10. No. ~ and Co. in square Ji1. improved by
two-story brick dwelling. 300 I ST. S.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER will sell. iI
front OF the premises. lot ~. In square J43. i'm
proved by 4 two-story frame dwelling, with
brick back building. IBIS X st. s.w.
Very desirable property for investment.
Terms: one-third cash. balance In and tive
years. at per cent interest. payable semi an
nually, to be secured by decd Of trust. or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser. deposit OF
800 on each piece Of property at time Of sale
Conveya ncin &C.. at purchasers cost Terms TO bs
complied with I'm fifteen days. otherwise the RICH,
reserved to resell the property In default at the
risk and cost OF the defaultlng purchaser. after
five days advertisement In some newspaper pub
lished In Washington, D. c. ja5-d&ds
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Well-knO,vn Song Writer Dead

Harry Kennedy, the song writer ventril-
oquist and theatrical manager, is dead He
was author of Cradles Empty, Baby's
Gone. his first great success; The Old
Fashioned Photograph" "A Flower from
Mothers Grave Americas Emblem. the
Violet Molly and l and the Baby" Il
Owe Ten Dollars to OGrady," rs Maud
in? Il had Fifteen Dollars in my Inside
Pocket" and 'McNulty, You're a Daisy"
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUcIIoNEERs.
Ol2 II. NV.


TRI S1EES SALE OF VALUABLE Two-sToRY
MD CELLAR BRICK RESIDENCE No. ios1
TENTH STREET NORTHMFsT -
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust recorded In Liher
Iio. iollo - 81 seq, OF the land records of the
Dlstritt OF columbia. ami at request OF holder Of
mote secured thereby, l VIII sri, 81 pabie aus
non; IN iTS1t OF the premises. on tt ESDAl, JAN
The following land and premises, situate In The
GU! OF Washington. District of Columbia. AID
designated as and being lot seventy t10l, In l.. Il.
ShaPmans subdivision OF lots in square three hun
drtd ana slxty-foar ts63l. per plat recorded 10
LITER {. II. b., folio 49, Of the records Of the
surveyors ofhoe OF said District, improved by an
elegant brick residence known as No. 1877 10th
street northwest. Said property viii DE sold sub
lect 10 t@o ca certain deeds of trust. for
500. maturing January -, ls..G. with interest
from July "a. 1885, and one for $1,000 which
Is a balance Of $500, with interest from July -,
Terms: All cash. deposit Of 500 win be re-
quired at tims sale. All cOBSeyancinE the
purchasers s<st. II terms DOT COMPLIED with
In ten DAYS trustee the right resell az
cost OF defauiting purchaser on i've Days advers
tisement.
d29-dAds BURR r. TRACY. Trustee.
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Il
IMPORTANT SALE OF WEII~KEPT HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS
EMBRACING IN PART
THREE PAROR SUITES, ONE OF WHICH IS
A HANDSOME CHERRY uPllOIS1 EREn IN
WILTON RIG: NUMBER OF ODD PIECES
OF PARL.OH FURNITURE; Japanese SNIR-
Ma AND OTHER RUGS: BRUSSELS HALL
AND STAIR CARPETS; NUMBER OF
CHAMBER SUITES IN OAK AND WALNUT,
MARBLE TOP. MANY OF WHICH ARE
NEARLY NEW: CHAMBER FURNITURE IN
ODD PIECES: HAIR AND OTHER MAT
TRESSES: HOLSTERS AND PILLOWS: W. W.
SPRINGS: A QUANTITY OF BEDDING, WARD
RORES. TOILET WARE. PORTIERES AND
LACE HANGINGS. EXTENSION TABLES. DIN
ING ROOM AND OTHER CHAIRS. ROCKERS,
&C.. CHINA AND GLASS WARE KITCHEN
UTENSILS. Sc.
To he sold at public auction on FRIDAY MORN
ING. JANUARY FIFTH. 1894. COMMENCING AT
len O'CLOCK at RESIDENCE No. BIG & STREET
NORTHWEST. The above residence contains II
rooms. all Of which well furnished. and will
he sold without reserve the owner Is declining
housekeeping. THOMAS BOWLING CO..
ja3-2t Auctioneers-
The above sale is postponed In consequence Of
the rain until MONDAY. JANUARY EIGHTH,
1891 at same hour ard place. ja5-2t
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THOMAS BOWLING a CO., Auciiop..rs
Hlo
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW Two.sroy,

IRtSIEES' SALE OF NEW Two.sropY
BRth Iot 81. 1850 SECOND STREET. If
DRolr PARK, AT AUCTION IL
p! virtue 81 "a deed OF trust recorded In Liner
tft foiio tlo ei s,sl.. Of the land r-,,r,ls ~
'he District of Columbia. will sell nj tnbli,.
auction, IN trout of the premises. On rI-fsS,Ay
JANtARl SIXTEENTH 1894. al UAIFpasr
The south 70 feet / inch of LOT e. blocl N I'm :.
L. harher aud others subdivision of L. Druit PARK
Terms made known at sale. A deposit of x,sn
when the property IL sold. All rop,eyanciny "a
recording ut purchasers cost.
WILLIAM MAYSE
o. VI. BRYANT.
JtssNuNus TlusreaS
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TO ESCAPE THE HEAVY TAX.
George Gould to Make His Residence
Outside of New York.

Outside of New York.
Mr.. George j. Gould is carrying out his
plan of removing the family residence from
New York city.
In another year or two the family Will
divide the time between their Hudson river
mansion and Lakewood, n. j. Mr. Gould
declined. to make any statement yesterday
regarding his intention to build at the pop
ular winter resort in New Jersey, but it Is
stated by friends of the family that he will
build a house there within another two
years.
He has signified his Intention of leaving
New York in consequence of the injustice
of Tammany tax methods. which upon ex-
cessive estimates have raised the annual
assessment upon the estates of the family
to such sum that the trustees have paid
il repeatedly under protest but failed In
getting any hearing to adjust the difficulty.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. AucTIoNEERs.

CHANCERY SALE OF THE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CoRNE,
OF STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE
OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE
BY virtue and in pursuance of a decree passed on
the twenty sixth t2oJ day OF March 10 the wear OF
our Lord eighteen hundred and eighty i've tiSS51
by the supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia
holding special term In equity in the case OF
George y Pepper VS. Alex. X. Shepherd ct al
rumber seventy eight hundred and three t7SI3l
equity, Will as surviving trustee on ffjFssDAY
The TWENTN-THfkD ts3l DAY OF JANfTARy
II the year OF our Lord EIGHTEEN HUNDRED
AND NINETY FOUR 1883. AT HAIF-PlST
THkEE $500 O'CLOCK PM, i'm front of ms
preuitses oder for sale at public auction the mi.
lowing real estate: Lot numbered tire, 90 I'm A
X Shepherds subdivision OF squar. numbered ons
hundred aud SIXTY four C6&D. according 10 Ire snh
division recorded In the Office Of the sury.yor al
Tue District Of Columbia. ia liber w b. NJ folio
Ill OF the books VI the surveyor, with ALI and sn
GUAR The buildings and improvements thereon
10 be paid In cash ON the day OF sale or nal rari
ncatton tueteot Ia. the court. and th. residue IN
three 80 equal nstaliments at one III two ~, and
three %, years. the deferred pay nents To d. -.
cured by the notes OF the purchaser bearing ssts
on the day Of sale. with interest and q r,seryssi
Hen upon the property sold, or ali cash
al The option u the purchaser fber,of
A deposit OF ole thousand dollars Isl OOO 10 h.
made at the time the property Is Knocked down
AL convey ancing at the purchasers Gust
HENRY WISE GAtNErr, Surviving Trustee
o-ouNos 4l6 5th ST. NV