davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
For 4 srArrE or GEXEnAL slocrM

FOR A STATUE or GENERAL SLOCUM
The Board o. Aldermen passed r. solution yes
to-day providing or ne appointment q Com
mlttcc Of Five 20 confer with ~. Mayor In regard
t. the ies measures 20 De adopted for The prr?os"
81 securing the erection o. monument 20 the
memory 81 General Henry " Socgm. The com
mittce was made up ~ Aldermen Cary. Clark.
Waklcy Noi.mcr. and Gu.ioy.c 4 suiilb" memo
rial IN honor 90 the dead soldier Will 10" erected IN
some public place. Il will probably take the form
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
the ALBENARLE HOTEL CLOSED.

The Abemarle Hotel. at Broadway and Twenty
fourth-st.. which leased by Z. : Stokes about
year ago and run in connection with the Hoffman
House, temporarily closed yesterday. Most OF
the scventy-fve guests who left their rooms in the
Abemarle were accommodated with rooms in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
lanes MCCutCheOn & Co.,
THE LINEN STORE, II Vest o.2d ST.

"A for Dover passed Prawle Point April ~ ,,, ,orr
Steamer Endeavour G}r) Thompson, rom rae'"' TP'"
o., far Ney,- York passed Gibraltar April 20 - 49,,
steamer Uindoustan Cr) sailed from Naples for New"
York April ~ IL, ,.o,, Palermo for
s,eamer Manic Branch (Br. Hutchinson. from New,
yo- FEBRUARY g. Via shanghai Tor Yokohama etc arrived
at IiiOgo April p
steamer Basil 1Br). Mcfarlane IRON Farb sa''' W
R,rbadoes FOR New York April ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
BLACK GOODS.
Second FIOGr.)

We are closing out, at bargain,
many short lengths of 23 inch,
All Black Embroidered Crepe de
Chime, at 800 per yard regular
price $3.50.
And a lot Of 46-inch Black all
wool Bengaline, at G5 cents per
yard; formerly 800.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunri.. - sun 80 Moon $40 Moons as' Is
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
A - SANDY Hook . g GOV Island 40 H"l Cat" soT
L " sandy Iiook so Coz. Island +.31 Hell Gate so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

from his works The affair attended by FASH
Ionabe audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

PHILLIPS DrGESTIBLE Cocoa
10 valuable substitute Tor tea or conee II nour'sHe'
They only stimulate. superior drink Tor ihVa'us'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
Announcements
"Zu;nbra." f. e. w. "Waubunk.
=. w. New Collars. f. w.

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentllrice
a the beS, powder In the world FOR preserving TIC
teeth Refreshing and delicious p cents jar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..
90 WEST s9TH-Sr.
pis.ss.s Of IN. Nervous system o's-
fnnpo,,ncy Sterility Hours 10 l. 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
THURSDAY. MAY ,.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
THURSDAY MAY 2.
SHIPPING .NEUS.

Caracas Rcd y. Ia Guavra.. 10 90 m ~ m
Augusta Victoria. Hamb Amer. llamo l2'o m ~" m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

The Entire Block, B way, 4th Ave., 9th & 10th SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST GOODS EVER OFFERED
FOR THE MONEY. REGULAR sL50 QUALITIES. DO
NOT MISS THEM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13

guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin F.. Eldridge,
MI. and Mrs. F. Hornshu and Miss Horn
Beach
The Dorcas Society of the Warner Memo
rial Church win meet on Wednesday next
at the home Of Mrs. c, Curtis Mccain.
Mr.. Lorin MiEiken left Saturday for q
ten days fishing trip down the Potomac.
Mrs Milnken. Miss Nannette and Master
Stanley Mflliken are visiting at Oden-
ton. Md
Misses Mamie and Mollle wheatley of
washington are visiting Mrs. H. X. Cor
Miss Helen Bickford had charge Of the
Epworth League meeting last evening.
Mrs. j. K Marks and daughter are visit
Ing relatives in Washington.
The committee on the organization of a
volunteer fire company at this place. ap-
pointed at a citizens meeting some time
since. met Thursday evening. and decided
to report In favor of purchasing a hook and
ladder truck and a supply of buckets axes
and lamps. The several insurance COM
panies doing business here will be asked to
furnish the company with two Babcock fire
extinguishers. 1t was also decided to rec
omnend the purchase of hand syriDges,
charged with notwithstanding chemicals,
to be kept In each house in case of emer-
gencies. a signal was also decided upon,
and VIII, no doubt, be adopted A public
meeting will be held next Friday evening.
Rev. VIM. j. Thompson left Saturday for
New York, where he will spend few days
before going for two weeks visit to
Ocean Grove, n. ].
A meeting of the gentlemen interested In
the proposed Chevy Chase and Kensington
electric railroad was held in he Noyes
Library Saturday evening. with Mr.. Thos.
r. Martin presiding and Mr.. w. Henry
Walker, secretary. Engineer Claude stated
that he had gone over the route, and esti-
mated that 1t would cost s12, 900 to put the
road through and in running order. About
$1,000 of this amount has been subscribed
and on motion it was decided to appoint a
committee of ten to make house-to-house
canvass of the town and endeavor to have
the remainder of the stock taken up al
once The contractor will not commence
work until the full amount has been sub
scribed, and promises to complete the work
in two months. Another meeting will be
| held in the library tomorrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13
FOREST GLEN.

a nIusical comedy in one-act entitled
-Crazed. was enacted last Friday in the
fali nf the Forest Inn Mr. Z. b. Moore
was general manager and musical director
col Quoting affairs with his usual zeal
Those taking part in the cast were Miss
Fielding c. ROselle. Miss Rica de Vecchj,
DIR. Julian Gartrell and Mr. John Wilson.
Miss R0selle favored the audience with
because l Love Thee the song she in
tro1uce1 In ner concert here, January 18th
last She also sang "Pyrenees'' as an en-
core.
The german given by the gentlemen of
Forest Inn 10 the guests Of the Glen Manor
or Thursday evening was a very pleasant
affair. Eighteen couples were present, and
were led through the twelve interesting
figures by Mr.. F. r. Keys, after which re-
f-eShments were served.
The second of the two grand tournaments
at Carroll Chapel was held on Tuesday
. afternoon last This tournament was for
professional riders. while the one on Mon
day was for amateurs. The Grafton to the
Knights was made by Mr.. Chas ~ Eccles-
ton, In which he set forth in forcibIe
language the duties of all true knights
After his address, which was received with
APPLAUSE. the riders Messrs A. NJ SuIli-
van l.. c. Marlowe. j. w Andrews l.. n.
Love. S. ]. Athey. III. E. Keller, Jos. Harris
w A Miller. F. Page ami II. Casheli, COM
peted for the prizes Mr.. W. a. Miller
Knight of Surrattsville, was the successful
competitor for the first prize a handsome
Set of harness; Mr.. l.. l.. Love- Knight of
Beltsvilie, took the second prize: Fir. s. j.
Athey, Knight of Burtonsville the third.
and A NJ Sullivan, Knight of Maud s.
fourth. In the first bout Miller. Love and
Athey tiei, end on the second trial succeed
ed In the order named The judges on this
occasion were Thee. WasserbaCh Walter
Gosling and Col. LataretIe. who performed
their duties impartially and awarded the
prizes as above. The officers of the day
were the same as mentioned in The Star of
August who officiated at the tournament
OF the 9TH.
At the coronation ball Miss Nettie Rearick
" as crowned as queen, Miss Edna Hardy
hrst Maid Of honor. and Miss Mary Mac
Leod. second maid of honor. The corona
ton address was delivered by Mr. Frank
Keys The booths were controlled by the
same ladies who had charge the night pre-
SiouS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13
RANDOLPH.

The popularity of our village as a re-
sort for Washingtonians is evinced by the
few departures I'd frequent arrivals
Since August l Geo. c. Heard wife and
daughters are registered at Ingelsile and
Capt. T. S. Garland and daughters are oc-
cupying apartments at Royston.
Mrs. Anthony Geagler and children and
Miss Miller were, last week, the guests Of
Mrs. NJ. Heley at Montrose
Mrs. Sarah Ahalt and party left for Frci-
erick city on Friday.
Miss Millie Nixon of Washington Is with
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Brown at Iugle-
side
Miss Nellie Nixon left for home last even
ing to join a family party to go to Denver
this week.
Mr. Edward Rousee spent Sunday with
his family, who are summering here
Miss Anna Heard is the guest of Mrs.
Jesse McCauley.
Waiter A. Brown, ESQ.,, has gone to
Piney Point for short stay.
a social event of the week will be the
birthday party, on Wednesday, In honor of
Miss Mary Mckee.
A lawn social and piazza entertainment
musical and literary. will be held at Ingle-
side on Tuesday, August 81, for the benefit
of the chapel fund. There will be no
charge for admission to grounds or enter
tainment, but refreshments will be sold at
popular prices. The patronesses of the af-
fair are MeSdames Renshaw, Gill Keiser
Owens, McCauley and Williams and Misses
Maught, Braddock and Green and Mrs.
Scholtzel.
Mr.. John Williamson will make a bust
ness trip to Philadelphia this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13
IUNCANsON BROS, AUCTIONEERs.

TRISTEES SALE OF THREE-SHpRY FRANZ.
DNElllNG, No. 1925 y STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue of certain deed Of trust bear. Ola "a.
october :, 1892, and recorded I'm i-ibcr No l.33
loo So ct seq, one of the land records of the
uistrlct cf Columbia, will sell, at public auc-
Ton, IN front 0I H. i.-enaiS-s On TUESDAY, the
FOURTEENTH DAY Of AUGUST A - is.,i al
FIVE O'CLOCK l.. NJ, the following described real
estate and premises, situate in the city OF Wash
ington, District OF Columbia to wit: Part az
original lot numbered four a. in square numbered
two hundred and eleven glib. beginning far III
same at a point on the north line OF street nj a
point thirty seven and onehalf ,31Ia) feet west
from the southeast corner OF said lot and running
thence west twelve and one-half u2Isl feet tbenc,.
north to the line of public alley in the rear AZ,
opened and dedicated February q, A. d. 1855 as
per plat recorded In the Office OF the surveyor Of
said District OF Columbia, December q AID lssl
the line OF said alley 10 point due north OF M.
place OF beginning and thence south the line of
said street and place Of beginning, together with
the ways easements and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Terms One-third cash, the balance in two eouai
instaliments. IN one and two years. notes 10 be.
given, bearing interest at per per annum
payable seni-annually, TO be secured by deed of
trust on the property sold, all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser. deposit OF 500 will be REQUIRED
OF the purchaser at the time Of sale Copyevnncing
to be complied with in fifteen days from day Of
sale, otherwise trustees the right 10 resell
the property at the risk and cost Of defauting nur
chaser after five days advertisement OF such resale
IN some newspaper published ia Washington ID q
TALLMAIGE A LAMBERT
FRANK BltGE SMITH
auS-e&ds Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13
NORTH TAkOMA.

The Hotel Takoma on Saturday evening
was once more scene of gayety and de-
light to its many visitors from Washington
and its suburbs. The occasion was a phan
tom dance, In which the guests of The hotel
and a large number of the visitors partic-
ipated. The principal feature of the night
took place at o O'Clock, when, to a solemn
dirge by an excellent band, led by an ex-
perienced cornetist, there came down the
vide stairway of the hotel a weird and
ghostly train, the seeming appartions be-
ing led by lighted torch IN the hands of
one of the number. dressed in the apparel
of the dead. followed by the rest in their
winding sheets. After their march through
the gloom Of night, upon entering the ianc-
ing hall. which was also darkened, they
continued their footsteps around the hall
several times. to the tune of the doleful
the scene became at cnce entirely trans
formed from one of soleinnity to liveIiest
gayety. In a few minutes the assemble ye
unmasked. and during the balance of the
evening enjoyed themselves in tripping the
light fantastic toe. The following we'll
known persons were present and az sisted
in making the aft air a success: Represen-
tative .. LaPham, DIR. r. $. Carroll MI
F. d. CaIusi and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Friebus. Representative NJ. n. johnson, Dr.
and Mrs. Woodman. Maj. Alex. Hunter
Misses Jennie and May Stone, Miss Norris
Miss Foster, Mrs. shepherd, Mr.. b. W
Johnston. Mr. y. Il. Stewart, Miss Irene
Johnson. Mr.. Ordway Gilbert Mr. w
Wacksman. Mr.. w. ID. Biglow, Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholson. Mr.. A. r. Boyd, Mrs Jen-
ME L. Munroe. Mr.. L. Krieger, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. W. Schaeffa- Miss +. A. Johnson.
Mrs. G. q. Butler, Mrs. Stewart. Willie
Stewart, DR.. II. Darling AMI WIFE Mrs
Sterreti. Mr.. G NJ. Towsen. Mr. o. w.
Weaver. Mr.. w. C. Sterrctt Mr.. n. F..
Callan, Mr. NJ. w. Towsen Mr. Emert
SwartZ. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hooper, Mr..
John Darling. Miss Nellie Darling. Hon. J.
C. McDeIrmon and wife. Mr.. and Mrs r
f. Gilbert Miss Madge Gilbert, Mrs Ry-
mex, the Misses Rynex, Miss Bell Johnson.
Col r. IL stitch and wife. Mr.. J. V. Wig
gins Miss Heron, Mr.. PlctZ, Mr. H. F.
Clark, MIR. Dwight Anderson, MI w. s.
Harlesty, Miss Florence Smith, Miss Flora
Knees, MI w H. Rhees Mr. b. r. Rhees,
Miss Bessie Purman, Miss Rae Russell
Mr. j. I. PErman, Mr.. G. d. w Drew.
Miss Edith Whltcomb, Miss Helen w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13
kENSINGTON.

The regular monthly meeting of the Ii
brary Association was held on Friday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w.
w. EdridSe. Miss Nellie Miner. the Vice
president, presided In the absence of the
president, Mr.. G.. W. r. Stokes After the
transaction of the business a fine program
was rendered. consisting of the following
numbers: Recitation. Mrs. Fl. L. Amiss;
reading. Mr.. w. W. EIIridge; vocal solo
Afterwards" Miss Helen Nye; reclta ton.
Mrs. j. W. blackburn: vocal SOLO Miss
Helen Nye; recitation. Mrs Marquis CaImese:
vocal solo, Sweet Marie" Miss Nellie Mi
Eer' reading, DR. VIM l. Lewis: song. a
lullaby. Mrs. Charles b. ForI Among
liOSg IrCselt were Mr.. and Mrs Marvin
= EldridSe % Chicago. Mir and Mrs Fred
Hornshu, Miss bertha HornshlI ana NJ
{. Z. Ford Of Indianapolis Mrs. ". Cal
E1eSc OF Frankfort. Ky: Misses Helen \ye
Helen Bickfcrl AMI Meta Puernar Of Wash
bIgtCn. Mr.. ard Mrs. W W E,lelrg.;.sa NJ
end Mrs r y. DERRICK, Major ana Ms
J. W blackburn. Rev. and Mrs r.. NJ
Moore, Gov. AMI Mrs. n. Hart. Airs. T $
Gartreil. Mrs. j. III. FIshback. Mrs r. W
Moore. Mrs J. +. Freeman Mrs. IA /
kmis5, Misses Ida and Oda Calhoun. NeIIia
&c K9stner. Nellie Hd--, Eleanor NJ
Queen. Laura CAN'T, Messrs. Emory Bax-
ter. Harry Stock, Frank Calhoun and Or
VIM J.. Lewis. The next meeting will be
held az the home OF Mrs. j. Howard Fish
back.
Mrs. " IT. wheatley and Miss I.aur,
NReatley left Saturday for 4 three weeks
stay a: ocean Grove. y. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. EId-.dge AMI their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13
SUBURBAN NEW S
ANACOsTIA.

Miss Muree E. Thomas. daughter of Mr..
Fred VI. Thomas. was quietly married yes
terday to Mr.. Peter II. Moore. The cere-
mony took place at the residence of the
brides parents 4S Grant street. and Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson of the Baptist Church
officiated. After the nuptials a collation.
was served, and the newly welded couple
departed on a tour north. which will be ex-
tended through the lakes
The first meeting of AnacosIia branch of
the Columbian Building and Loan Associa-
ton. which was recently organized in Ana
costa. was held Friday in the office of DIR.
A NJ Green. Mr.. H. A. Linger Is president
of the association. James T. Harrison vice
president. A. u. Green secretary and treas
urer and 5. r. Bowen attorney. the d.
rectors are Messrs I.inger. Green. +. Good
win. II. W. Emo. James L. Harrison, S. r.
Bowen, W. A. Hardesty James F. Feddon
and j. Frank Campbell
Upon complaint of James C.. Leonard
a coal and wood merchant of Monroe street
Frank Willis. alias Henry Johnson colored.
was arrested yesterday by Officer Anderson
and charged with the larceny OF a shirt.
Officers Hagan and Allen, while on duty
near Twining City yesterday. arrested Law
renee Darrell and preferred two charges
against him, viz, that of discrderly conduct
and fast drying, upon the complaint of Her
man Thurm of Twining City. Norman
Brooks was also arrested and charged with
disorderly conduct.
The committee appointed by the citizens
of AnacOstia at the mass meeting to ar
range for better fire protection met last Fri
day night at the office Of DIR. A NJ. Green.
There were present III. A. Linger chairman /:
H-A-Grfswold. President Buckley of the Citi-
Gems Association and A. NJ Green. The COM
mittee decided that, owing to the advanced
stage of the District bill, IL would be i'm
practicable to push national legislation in
the interest of Anacostia. but that the he
cessity OF a hose carriage and several hun
Loot Of hnSsa he i'm,
upon the Commissioners today by Messrs.
Iinger and Buckley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13
KArcLrFTE, DAIR s CO.. AUcrIoNEEus.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE FRAME
OUTAGE % THE TENIElTONN ROAD.
NEAR TENLElTONN. II. e.
. by virtue OF a Aeed of trust. duly recorded in
hh"r NO lsSo, at folio IA ss-l.. Of land
le' orsis OF the District OF Columbia. aad the
request Of the party secured thereby. tie under
signed trustees will ofrer for sale 10y pubic nuc-
Hon IN front OF the premises. nIItSDAl.
THE TNENTl-THIliD DAY OF AUGIS ~. 4. ID.
1854. Al FIVE O'CLOCK l.. NJ, the following de-
:. ribed land and premises situate in the colnty of
washington. District 81 Columbia. aud dos qua ted
as lots numbered twenty three CD AMI twenty four
ga, in block numbered two -. in John NJ Barry
SUI division OF parts OF tracts Of laud known as
Friendship and Mt AIRY a. per plat in hooS
county, No ;, page Ia, OF the reCofds Of tie
Office Of the surveyor Of the District Columbia
toeether with all the improvements. rights. &c.
Ills property Will be sold subject however 20 N
prior deed OF trust for $1,000 % per cent? due in
tiIee years from March IA. 1888.
Terms Over aud above the trust. cssh do
p,Sit Of 500 required upon acceptance Of lid. II
the terms Of sale are not complied with in nftcen
dsys from he day Of sale the reserve tl,.
right 10 resell the property the risk onSt az
the defauting purchaser after five DAYS advertise
mtht OF such resale IN sumo newspaper published In
Washington. D. {. All conveyancing and r,.cordiss
at the cost OF the purchaser.
DOpGI.AS 3 MACKAII
lEDkU r. MILLER
auh-dAds Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. A,ctioaeer,-
Gl2 r II NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND On THE COLUMBIA ROAD ABIOTS-
ING I'll lie ARLINGTON KESEhN ALTON. tsse,n
CHANCE FOR 4 STERILIZATION
Under aud 10y virtue Of certain deed az tfust
hearing date April !, 1854. and rccoidrd in i,6,s
i, No. =, page ~, 81 the land rrvo-ls as tie
county Of Alexandria. state Of Virginia. ard n a
decree Of the county court Of the sa.d count
passed in wherein Ellen II. trES,r va
complainant and Henry w Smith and uthrrs WEI
defendants tie undersigned iriatce viii ~ SAr
URDAl. AUGUST EIGHTEENTH. 1904 as
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. IN front Of the I,-aipis.'s'
sell at public auction All. THAT CERTAIN PAu'
CEI. AND LOT OF LAND situate 81 ihr ,onnf :
Turnpike noad. Hlort two ard one half t,l,s -
yond the Long bridge, aud adjoining The At,lu.to.,
reservation the east, containing isvrtfr-eir-hf
(2Sl acres, rors or less. more bar, rtI,srir =.
rcribed IN said deed OF trust, to Mlhl r.f,r,n NO
Is hereby made, except ncNerthelcss rl,o.r .s,,S
and oac-iGarter which have lnr. :; a. ,e,. 49,
released Said land IL OCCUPIED ~ II.,rr w
Smith. said tract 81 grSand has h,-si "a sIl,ini
and u Improved ly n k"vcn-roOm FRAN. irallIp..
AMI barn. has excellent well az Wat .ng
commanding view OF Washington nUd -, ,Irr
Terms Of sale: Onc-ihrd cash l.lnuce In 80,
iastallmcnts IN one. two and three .pa-a Sos.-s-t
by The notes OF the purchaser ami a dee. D. .,4,,
on property sod. or all cash. nj tue p,-,.,,scr..
option A DEPOSIT ~ S2N0 Is required "a -. =.
% sale. Sale 60 Ice closed Niihi, as. On ,ler..
foin the day OF sale. the trtIst.c rc,oTr,s axe
right TO resell ~ the and rlsk 81 tle ,l.fsnf
'ns purchaser. AL convey ancii,g A.. .,-,ordin,-
aud :.sk at purchasers cost.
u. u. CARPENTER -l1s,,a
ausst Dos ao.aes So, E.ightWocJ 9...- d. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13

Whitcomb. Miss Ida Cady, Miss Annie
Cranshaw. Miss Ollie Slater. Miss Carrie
Sunny. Miss Maud Starzman, Miss Marie
Genesi. Misses Young. Miss A. Munson.
Mrs. 9. v. Geiselman. Mr.. Lee Mosher, Mr..
c: 8. Domer. Mrs. King. Miss Delashumell.
Miss Nellie Friebus. Miss Sadie Morgan.
Miss Grace Pursey, Mr.. Chas. Morgan.
Messrs. Russell and Wilbur Underwood.
Mr.. Thos. Delashumell. Miss Munson. Mr..
III. c. Reesinger. Miss Hawke, Miss Sallie
Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Wedderburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burton, Mrs. E. A.
Johnson. Mr.. Austin p. Brown, Mrs. Jas.
Christian. Mr.. Jas. A. Compton, Miss Mel
lie Cristol, Mr. Lum Harper, Miss Sallie
Nicholson, Mr.. e. E. Hastings and wife.
Mr.. d. B. Launeaux, Judge Hall. Mrs.
Deape. Mr. John Poole, Mr.. Geo. o. Shap-
respan, Mrs. Clare Williams s. A. North
way. Mr.. c. G. Woodward. Mr.. b. +. Guy
and wife. Mrs. V. Fox, Miss Daisy Bownes,
Mr. Horace kenney, Mrs. w. ]. To~sen.
Mrs. Forbes. Mr. Jacob Guschman, Mr.. NJ.
w. Shaw, Mr.. w. II, Bryson, Mr.. Towner,
Miss Edna Gilbert, Miss jordan. r. z. Les
ter and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. p. McLe1n and
Mr.. w. w. Wright, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-13

p1LEh q HEhlilNG. AuctiOneers. aus dSds
THOMAS DOWNING a co. AucrIoNrERs.

TLISTEIS, SALE OF NAIEABIE STORE AND
DWELLING. SlTDAT AT THE CBsNER OF
TWELFTH AND NJ STREETS NORTHEAST.
Under and by virtue Of certain deed Of trust
learing date February o. ls92, and recorded in
liber No lU44 folio $50 e. seq one OF tue lADi
records Of the District Of Columbia snd nj the re-
guest Of TIE party secured thereby, the u3i-rsgn-d
trustees will. FRIDAY. AUGUST SEMEN
TENTH, lisa. AT FISE O'CLOCK a. NJ. In front
of tie premises, sell at public auction all of that
certain lot and parcel Of land situate "a ls county
OF Washington District Of Columbia and known
and being the south one-lalf a. OF lot nnfn-
bcrSd. sixteen uGl in block numbered 1 "a al 81
the Washington Brick Machine CGIn.aIiy's sul,,l-
vision of tract ~ land called Trinidad together
with the improvements theresa consisting q a two
story frame store and DIV, ling
Terms Of sale follows: Purchase 10 assume
two trusts nov upon the property, dated March
IL. ls.o, note of 81 See plyGtie in i've
years after date and another dated Nav = lsSo
TO se-ar. Hpte Of $500. payable in five Years after
date and the talarce ia cash Terms Of sale to be-
complied with within ten days froIn tie day OF
sale, the trstces the right to resell al
the cost and risk Of the efaulting purchaser A
deposit Of two hundred dollars tS.-jl required On
the dav Of sale. All yancing and recording n
the purchaser cost.
WILLIS c. HAI.DENIAN Trustee
once G15 14ta -. NV.
GEORGE J. EASIEIuDAH. Trustee
Rus-dAds 14l0 G St NV