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T-iI[CNA PARK.

The Ladies' All Society of the Presby-
terrain Church, with Mrs. Morris Bien as
director. gave Il third representation OF
THE Deestric., Siluie" in Takoma Hall
Tuesday night before a large audience
Among those who participated were D.
Gray Purman, g. C. knifIin, DIR. H. NJ
Iernett, F. y. Dudley, George A Warren
Mrs. G. NJ Heatcn, Mrs Barnett, Mrs
Parchment. Miss \. Bitter, Mrs. S. s.
shedd. Mrs. y. g. Thomas, Mrs H. Gar
rett. Mrs l.. H. Mooers J. l. Campbell
Geo. II. Bailey. II. S. Petty H. e. Warren
Geo A. Warren. Fred. Dudley and E. E.
Ilodgett.
The t. L. b. c. Club will hold their
seml-Inonthly meeting tomorrow night al
the home of Miss Bessie Ford
MIS- VIM Alvey, with her young daush.
Ter, returned yesterday from a thres-
weeks stay in Baltimore. where her sor
Is undergoing course OF surgical treat
ment.
-1dyices from Mrs. Norman Brafnard. ST
hatefhill, Mass, report an Improvement
an her mothers condition.
MISS Florence Hewlett of Washington
was recent guest of Miss Danforth.
Mrs boyle and Miss Isabel BovIe of Phil
edeiphia are guests of Mrs. NJ. B. Dyra
q sister Of the foimer
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

The store Of NJ. George Lee at Difficult,
near here caught fire between 10 and IL
O'Clock last Saturday night, and the build
ing and store goods were entirely de-
stroyed- Both were Insured The store
also contained the post office, and all the
mail matter, stamps. etc, were burned.
Mr. George Miller and family of Wash
fngton. D. c., have moved back in the
house they occupied last summer
Mrs. John r. Taylor is sick with grip.
Mr. William j. Garfield and Miss Jennie
Boley OF Washing ton, D. c., are visiting at
Glr. Eleeker Carfields.
Mrs Robert Wiley is on the sick list.
Mr. George w. Hawxhurst qualified be-
Tore Judge ID. VI. Chichester last Tuesday
as administrator Of the Malone estate
Mr.. Rufus Palmer of Albany, y. Y, is
the guest of Mr.. George A. Gordon.
Mr. John Keith of Warrenton is visiting
his brother, Mr.. Thomas r. Keith.
Mrs Ada Powell and daughter left Tues
DAY TO visit friends at Jessup's, Md
Miss Antonio Wells is visiting friends at
Princeton. y. J.
Mr. Henry Chichester, commemorative
attorney OF Stafford county. is at his faith
er's. Judge d. NJ. Chichester.
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ANCIENT TAPESTRIES.
Mr.. FfOull<e an Authority on These
Historic Works.

VII. houlfNc AutnOrlty ON IheSG
Historic Works.
From the Upholsterer.
Charles H. Ffoulke the Washington con-
nofsseur, has been lecturing of late in Chi
cago on the subject of tapestries. The Up
holsterer has from time to time enjoyed
the distinction of publishing contributions
from Mr.. Ffoulke. and the trade owe him a
debt of gratitude for the interest which he
has aroused among so many of the cul-
tured classes in the general subject of in
terror decorations. Mr.. Ffoulke is man
of large wealth, and his interest In the
subject is purely that Of the amateur He
has nothing to sell and no profits to make,
but his knowledge of tapestries has brought
MIN so conspicuously before the art stu
dents of the world that he is much in de-
Mand as lecturer before historical So
cletes and art clubs. In a recent lecture
he dwells upon the antiquity of the drapery
arts, and particularly upon the arts of the
tapestry weaver, which have been in vogue
for fifty centuries.
For 5000 years the art has been known
and in practice in China. 1t descended,
though no one knows by what stages, to
the Babylonians, the Egyptians, the Assy-
rams, and thence to the Romans. The He
brews also highly appreciated ard encour-
aged the art. From the thirteenth CEN
tury. when tapestry weaving was an
established industry, to the present time
its progress is easily traced.
Several rare specimens of tapestry were
exhibited, some ten and twelve feet HIGH
but those present evinced most interest in
a small portrait which Mr.. Ffoulke told
them contained $40 tones and shades of
thread and was valued at $500. A land
scape of similar size, but not SO MODERN
also attracted much interest. There We're
also specimens of the work on exhibit
them being relics of buried cities and past
ages.
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BROOkLAND.

Both the new Soldiers Home school build
ing and the addition 10 the Brookland school
are progressing finely. The Brookland school
when completed, which will be in April, will
have eight good-sized rooms, each with a
COAX room, an office on the first floor, and
a library and teachers room on the second
foor- In tie basement there will be a play
room for the children. The entire building
will be heated by steam and all the i'm
provemeEts which Potomac water can give
VIII be taken advantage Of
REV II X. West is expected home from
New Orleans the end of this week. and he
WIN then be able to fill the pulpit of the
queenstown Baptist Church. which during
MS absence has been filled by Rev. J. u.
Smith of Washington
Mrs Joseph Raumer. who is very ill t
her home in Fort street, is reported to be
slightly better
Inc proposed mass neeting of citizens did
10Y nlaterl2EZe last night, the weather and
0ihef causes preventing any gathering.
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Fade1y and Miss Emma Alder Rev. D. L
Rathbun delivered the address.
Mrs. James b. Gould is spending Q few
days with friends In Herndon.
M. Peter Mabin, accompanied by his
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. p. 8. Beardslee of Per-
ry, Mich, has been spending the week in
Norfolk, Va.
A surprise party was given Tuesday night
to Misses Sallie and Florence Veitch, near
Balston, BY Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas of
Washington, assisted by Mr.. w. H. Veitch
of Falls Church and a number Of friends
from here. A large number were present
and pleasant evening spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roberts and Mr.. s..
M. Stiles Of Camden. N. j., paid Mrs. J. NJ.
Thorne short visit last week.
Mr.. James Winters Of Orange county, N.
Y, Is visiting Mr.. Geo. B. Ives.
Miss Mary Burton of Herndon Is the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. H. Brinkerhoof, and
will remain some time.
Mr.. II. L. Turner, who has been spending a
week In Georgia and Florida, returned home
Wednesday.
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FALLS CHURCH.

a delightful surprise party was given the
Misses Jacobs 1I1T.Gay night \ dainty sup
Per was served, over which Mrs. Nora Tay-
Ter presided. Among those present were
Misses Eva Birch and Mary Thorne Miss
Martha Byrnes of New York, Misses Leila.
Maggie and Minnie Jacobs OF West End,
Messrs. Geo. c. Birch. James ~ Poole. Ed
Wiz 4. I;oreSact. DR.. T. c. Quick, DIR. \. w.
Boswell, Elmer Jacobs and Lester Rob-
tnscn Of Falls Church. \. r. Jacobs, Joseph
Hill and Howard Jacobs of West End and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor of Falls Church.
The first meeting Of Pioneer Lodge of
Good Templars was held Tuesday night
with seventy-three members present. The
Program of the evening, in charge of Miss
Stella Birch, was rendered by Misses Mary
Cros5man, Susie Crossnlan, Alargie Garner
Eva Birch, Sarah Mari. Title RAWLINGS,
stelIa Birch, Lettie Mari, Mrs Geo g.
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UPPER MARLBoRo,.

At meeting Of the county commission
ers the following aims house warrants
have been ordered to be paid by the county
treasurer: Lamb & Co., $42.53; Mrs. R. g.
Beall. $10.2S; Harper Frey, $12; DR.. s. Cliff
ford Cox. 1925. The bond of John T. Gull
lumber, constable of Surratt's district,
was approved. County Commissioner John
3. Rawlings was authorized to have a
bridge built on the road from Groom to Sell
by's. The bond of Charles H Dunethordt
as constable for Spaldings district was
approved. The clerk. was ordered to- send
TO the mayor of Laurel the amount due for
rebate of road tax for 1895.
Mrs. j. T. Dorsey of Howard county is
visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. Plummer
Mrs. r. Irving Bowie is visiting her pa
rents, in Spartansburg S. c.
A regular meeting Of the Brotherhood Of
st. Andrew was held at the rectory Of
Trinity Church last night
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pUNcASsoN BROS. AucTIoNEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF CONCLUSION"
II THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated March 30
1875. ard recorded in Liter 1898. folio ct seq
of the land records for the District Columbia,
VIII sell. pcblic auction, WEDNESDAY
1S6. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, within the auction
rooms of Duncanson Bros 9Th and II streets north
west. W:shingt ton, DC. the following described
l3Ei and preiuises sI ste in he county OF Nasl-
iDston District Of Columbia. ard designated .s
part If Conclusion lying the south side of
m.otes and bounds: Beginning Tor the sane on a
line drawn north l5i2 grecs eist IS Icrches from
pile OF stDp" aud iUrkca white oak. situate Ala.
fourth line Ut S,ol HILL and also -. prrcicg frGg
ttitT;l aNCEgc, ant; running north TO-. degree
liu.., 4ct 10 the s0utl. side OF Cfn;rai ave-
tAcncc north So. degrees $50 f."t 20 station
q OF he survey oi "tolclusi,n. nalr in ISL:
tEoIce leaving Central south L., ur"ss
west $50 feet, thence moth ~, degrees east .16
feet 10 Ile b"Sli !iliI-, containing nis9 uf
land more or lesS. shown tine I.iats TO Contain
90 acres; except lois IA, 10, - and 80 In u6.
II Of tie subdivision known ''MfrslIall''-te-
gelher with all and singular the nnTroycncuri,
WAYS. easements, rights. piiyiltE.s and appurtp-
nancoS TO The same belonging in nuywisc ap-
pertaining.
Terms Of sale: ono-fourih cash. balance IN eqnal
payments. AT one, Two and three years, With III
teieSt, secured by trust The property. or 8 II
cf.sh. at til" option Of the purchaser. deposit Of
500 Required at time OF sale. II terms at SHE
net complied with in ten days from date 81 sale.
the trustees the right Ia resell risk aud
cost of dcfGultin@ purchaser, after I'VE days ad-
N,rtiSeme;;t 81 such resale in sapeF Tub
lished in Washington u. c.
CHARLES EARLY,
WILLIAM A. GORDON.
fell -1&ts TIs Acs.
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KENSINGTON,

The Ladies' Aid Society of the st. Paurs
NJ F. Church will give New England din
ner Washington's birthday, from D. m till
pm. In the town hall first-olass din
ner will be served for twenty-five cents. Ice
cream. cake and candy will also be on sale.
Miss Margaret Ferris of Hillsboro Ohio,
Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs AIphonso
Hart.
MI +. A Zeigler, principal of the public
school is sick at the home of his parents, in
Hyattstown- His brother will take charge
OF the school till he RECEIVERS
Inc committee having charge of the cele-
bration which was to have been held on the
21st have decided to abandon it.
Miss Louise Radz of Washington will be
the guest of Mrs. w. W. Eldridge for
couple of weeks
Master George Hutchinson who has been
Improving 40
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so Headg so Eleadg
BY Scott s. Pendleton.
Trotters, Saddlers and
COacllerS.

MULE EXCHANGE, UNION STOCK YARDS, BAL.
TIMORE, MD, on FRIDAY, the TWENTY FIRST
INSTANT, COMMENCING at Ten O'CLOCK, SO
and COACH HORSES. consigned by the we'll known
breeder and dealer Of high-class horses Mr.. Shelby
L. HARRISON Of Lexington, KY. Look at this lotl
Wood Wilkes; record, 2.2o.
The Imp's Sister. 2-year-old; record, 235
Tlmberlake; public trial, 21S.
Gonstancy Pl; public trial, 2.25.
Voolfolk; pubic trial. 2.20
Sarah Logan, 3year-old; public trial, 22a.
Sweetheart; public trial. 2.2O
Margaret Wilkes P); public trial, 2.1Sb.
st. Agnes; public trial, 2.25.
Stout Boy; public trial, 2.26
Squire Wilkes; public trial, 2.2S.
Gcrma; public trial, 22SA
Eaglete. 2-year-old; public trial. 2.39.
Colts and fllies~by Onward: record 2.25h.
Barron Wilkes; record. 21sh
C. +. Clay; record, 2.1S.
Eagle Bird; record. 2.21.
Norval record, 2 14a..
Alfred C.: record >. 1874.
Danviile Wilkes; record, 2.27b
Ana number of other noted sires. Uncle John
and Ashby Girl, tn" two fastest yearlings alive.
Come and see them step, and will convince you
that the two-mnute trotter is earth. Be-
sizes, we Will Show you more speed and ndividu-
atty than you ever in like number Of horses
and We guarantee that you will say when this sale
is over you conducted on sluarer
principles. The above stock will arrive at our
stables Tuesday, the 18th instant, and we cor
daily invite all ioyers of the light harness horse to
call and examine this stock before the SALE the
weather is now uncertain, and you might get
poor opportunity of seeing this stock the day
sale and Judging of their real value.
Write US for catalogues, or call on McGrath &
Kennedy. Dos 10th st. NV. Washington, ID. &.
Very respectfully, SCOTT & PENDI.ETON,
Union Stock Yards, Baltimore, Nd.
No postpoiemtnt on account of weather. fel1-4t
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fell d&ls
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCrIo, EERS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BrUDIN9
LOTS SITUATED On STREET NEAR TIE
CORNER OF ELEVENTH STREET sol TIL
EAST: ON EIGHTEENTH STREET GFTWEEN
MASSACHT SETS. AVENUE AND u strict
SOUTHEAST AND ON TENTH STREET BE
TWEEN B AND STREETS SOUTHEAST.
the District of Columbia fcd in Eauity Cause No.
1:Gt2. docket No 81. the Undersigned Trustees viii
offer for sale at public auction, in front Of tho
premises. ON TiiSpAN. TIE TwENT-FlF1I
PAST THREE O'CLOCK Pm. the following de-
scrhed real estate. situate in the city OF WASH
ingiGn, in the district Of Columbia, to Wit: Lots
Maysc's subdivision OF original lots numbered 3.
!. = and Il, in square Numbered 377, said sub
di' ision is recorded in tbc otice of the surveyor
OF The District of Columbia. in book 10, pare
ll22 These lots front on \ 81 near llth 81 50.
AID ON THE SAME AFTERNOON AT FOUR
O'clock. in front of The PRO misses, we win sell 4.
the undivided oDchaif interest in and TO original
These lots situated GU 18th ST. between Massa-
cl,isctts ave aud II 81. Sc.
AND OK TIE SANE AFTERNOON At HALF
FAST FOlR O'CLOCK. ia front II the prelatS,s
10 original lots s. . and 10. in square numbered
500. fronting on 10th St between i and g SIS. &c.
Terms Of sale: one Jhird OF the purchase money
In cash. and the balance In and years. gt
r"r cent interest. payable seri-aunrally and 10
he secured - deed Of trust thc property sold
all cash. al the option OF the purchaser Al
clasy: Or purchasers. deposit OF Gfty dc'ilrs
tS5n.crl UiuG each lot I'm square o77, az ono lrIG
dr'i dollars ,SlUbhh upon oac. lot in square loss
bf two hundred dollars ,S.ttHel UpuH zach LOT IN
square siJ required time % sa!, OF each lsr-r
Iorls OF sale TO he cCfn;lied with s,Itbsu ;s-grn
days frCn he daic Of sale.
LEON ruRRNER. Trustee.
Equity bldg, 81 st. near Ind. ave.
JAMES T. HOOD. Trustee.
Pacific hldg., ] 81. bet. 9Th and Ith SIS n W.
DUNCANS0N BROS, Au,tiuRccrs. feIs-iNls
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DUNCANscN BROS. AucTIoyEERs.

REAL EsTATE sirJAiE OK WAsI Sill ssG1 t.S
StiItT AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
G 1,,.H,i II GEp,; H DC, AND N
ADAPTED TO USE OF MACHINE SHOf'S
Ii;ON fOUADRIEs OR WAREHOUSE PuR-
BY virtue of a deed of trust to us, bearing date
III Lincr No. 1869, at foil, IS seq OF The iagp
records Uf the district OF Columbia am; at the re-
quest Of the parties secured thereby, We the under
signed trustees, viii sell. at public auciiou, in
FIRST DAf of FEBRUARY. AID. 1886 at HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all those certain
,,icccs OF parcels OF land and premises situate IN
Georgetown, in the District of Columbia and desic-
bere,l 2G as is lot Included within TIE Choeapc.tle
aHd Ohio canal. in Detiis addition 30 GEORGETOWN.
Also strip Or lot OF ground south of said lot u
known as part of 'Nappin- and Loundei on the
street. on the south Ivy lot g. of Deakin. Lee and
cazenovcs addition TO Georgetown, and TIE west
hy Old Georgetown all Of said land hcing in square
numbered u. In Georgetown, together with he I'M
picvemeIts thereon, consisting of two large brick
bGiidrsS, formerly used machine shops ard
iron Cp.driGs.
Terms Of sale. onc-third of the purchase money
10 he paid in cash balance in three clual INSTALL
mentS. payable in one ~, ca and three ,3)
years from day % sale, with & per cent interest
payable senIi-annualiy, ard secured ly a deed OF
trust On the property sc!d, or all cash. at the op-
ton or the purchaser. \ deposit Of FIVE hundred
dollars ,S1oOt to lie Required at time OF sale. All
ctnreydncin; and recording at the cost OF The lur-
CHASER. Terms Of sale TO be compiled with in ter
serve the right to resell the property at the ris,
and ocs of the def1uitng purchaser or purchasers
after such notice as HE Undersigned may deem
proper.
LEON ToBRINEE
WALTER uIESrON,
1ei-d&dS Trustcss
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AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, & c
TODAY.


Ratclife, Sutton & Co.. Aucts-Sale of frame
house on st. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. Sc, Thurs
day, February 20, at PIN. WEI. L. pouton and
Wfrcd l.. MoultOn, trustees
Radcliffe. Suffer- & Co., Aucts-Salc of dwelling
1126 q st. ne, Thursday, February 70, at 400
pm j. s. sworIstedt and John T. Arms, tr1ls-
tees.
W. +. Williams & Co.. Aucts-Chcnccry sale Of
premises 1611 New Jersey ave. NV OH Thursday
FEBRUARY 20. at pm Also, at $50 pm, prem
iSes 9;1 and 1913 Florida ave. r.w. Simon Wolf
W. L. Cole AMI l.. Cabell Williamson, trustees
Tomorrow.
C. G. Sloan & Co. Aucts.. 1907 G St n.w-i13
1st ST. s-w. and 100 d st. s.w.. two dwellings, by
order OF NJ. j. Colbert and W. A Johnston ,rus-
tees S'ie Friday, February 2l at 80 O'Clock
pm.
Sale by Scott Pendlet0n, Union Stock Yards of
baltimore, Md, hfch-ciass horses, &C., on Friday
February II, at 10 o'clock am.
{. q. Sloan Il Co, Aucts., 140T G ST. nw-En-
tire outfit Of Photographic establishments by order
of Edwin Forrest AID Thos. ]. King trustees Sale
Friday. February 81, at 10 oclocl, am
Dune:nson Bros, Aucts., Gth and u SITS. NV
Washington st. and Chesapeake and Ohio canal,
GcorSctcwn warehouses, by order of Leon ToSrner
and Walter Hieston, trustees. Sale Friday, Febru-
airy p. at 4:30 o'clock pm.
Radcliffe, Sutton & Co, Aucts, go Pa ave n W
p St NV. dwelling number 1880. Sale Friday,
February u, at 4:3O o'clock pm.
Waiter B. Williams & Co., Aucts, 10th and Pa
6ve.-K st. s.w., dwellings numbers 3JG, $50 aud
800, 10y order OF Simon Wolf, L. CabeI William
son and W. l.. Cole. trustees. Sale Friday, Febru
airy 81, at O'Clock pm.
Joseph Bros. Il Co., Aucts., 637 La. ave.-Sale Of
furniture, carpets, etc, Friday February FL al
10 O'Clock a.I.
Walter B. Williams & Co., Aucts., 10th and Pa
GTe.Sale of household effects ON Friday February
81, at 10 O'Clock an. Also, Il O'Clock, horses
ard vehicles
Ratciffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts., go Pa ave-
Sale of household furniture, rugs, etc. on Friday
February Il. at 10 O'Clock am. Also, at II O'Clock
lO1ses, vehicles, etc.
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DUNOANsoN BROS, Auctioneer,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REaJ, ESTA
SITUATE On ''B'' STREET SOUTHWEST,

TRuSIEES' SALE OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE,
SITUATE On '.B'' STREET SOUTH WEST or.
fOSiIE CAPITOL GROUNDS.
by virtue of a certain deed OF trust to u.s. dated
Ma1th 70 1891, and duly recorded in L.ber No.
1oo, folio ~ ct seq, OF the land records OF the
Dstfict OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, We. the undersigned trus-
tees, VIII sell at public auction, in front Of tho
premises ON THURSDAY, THE TWENTY SEW
ENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY AID IseG AT FOUR
oCDoCh P.M., the following described land and
premises situate In the city of Washington in the
District OF Columbia, and designated rs and being
part OF original lot Is, In square G35. per plat
recorded In Liber No 2. folio 635, of the records
OF rae ONCE OF the surveyor of said District, be-
ginning Tor the same AT a point the south line
OF South q" street distant l63 feet ii inches
running thence west said street 70 feet TO the
northwest corner OF said lot: thence run south 40
feet TO an alley; thence east on said alley Is
feet and thence run north 40 feet the place Of
beginning.
Terms OF sale: One-hrd Of the purchase money
70 ne pad IN cash, and the balance In equal
lnstaiiinents, payable In one and two years with
interest at sif 49, per centum per annum, payable
semi Annually from day of sale secured hy deed
OF trust upon the property sold, all cash. NJ the
option OF the purchaser. A deposit of 500 will he
required OF the purchaser at the time OF sale. All
conrcyahciEc. recording and botaral fees at the
cost of the purchaser. Terms of ale 10 be com
piled with within ten days day OF sale other
wise The trustees reserve the right resell the
property 1t the risS and OF the defaulting
purchaser. WILLIAM f. EDM0NST0N
CONSTANTINE III. WILLIAMSON
Address 500 9th ST NV
NATIf'L WILSON. Attorney for Party Secured
Nos. 622-624 + st. fel2-d&ds
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TRt SIEFS' SALE OF THRf3ESTORY BRICK
DWELLING. WITH TWO-SIDRG BRICK SRA
BIE IN The REAR. IIDI'SE NJ MBf-RED
1916 II STIsI.Er SbCTHW d.
r. virtue OF . deed OF trust dated January r.
1S.'s ard duly recorded in i,iher No. 1901, folio
6l Il Seq. of the land records Of the District OF
Columbia We will sell in front Of the premises,
on MONDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF MARCH
j: II. 1886. AT HAIEPASr FOUR O'CLOCK l.. NJ,
all That certain piece or parcel Of land and prem
.ses known and distinguished and being all of
original lot numbered b. in squire numbered ga.
'o.rt!er with all the easements. heredta mentS and
appurt cnances to the same belonging in any Wise
appertaining.
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one and two
years at per cent per annum, interest payable
semi-annually. 10 be secured by deed of trust
tie property rod. all cash, the option Of the
purchaser. deposit OF $500 required of the par
chaser at time OF sale. CuIveyancing, &c. at
purchasers Terms OF sale to be compiled
with in ten days from date Of sale, otherwise irgis-
tees reserve the right TO resell the property at
the risk and cost OF the defaultIng purchaser after
five days advertisement of such resale IN some
newspaper published in Washington ID. c.
WILLIAM Il. TODD.
MAEL0N ASHFORD,
felsd&ds Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNoANsoN BRoTHERs, AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF PREMISES
NOS. 10, 131 AND 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
ME- N;w. CALLED THE MONUMENTAL
On SATURDAY, THE TwENTy-NINTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A ID. 1896, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p M
IN FRONT OF THE PREMISES by virtue OF n deed
OF trust dated June Is, AID. 1855 and recorded
June 40, AID. 1883, in Liber No. 1914, folio 3S9 ct
seq or the land records OF the District OF Columbia
part OF original lot four a., in square five hundred
ard seventy five 600, In the city of Washing on
DC. contained within the following metes and
bounds: Beginning at the southeastern corner Of
said lot and running thence westerly with the north
nhe OF pennsylvania avenue, seventy (70) feet
or less to the southeastern corner OF lot sixty CO.,
IN Todd and Others subdivision, recorded In Lber
W.B NJ" folio 201. of the records of the Office Of
tie surveyor Of said District thence north and paral
lei with the east line Of I'd street west
ana forty-n onehundredths feet (s3. zsl, to the
soutn line OF a 15feet wide alley; thence east with
shlu line OF said alley one hundred and eight C09
ieet more or less to the northeastern said
lot four ~, and thence southwesterly along
ana with the eastern line Of said lot four o. TO the
point OF beginning, with oil the buildings and Inn
proyements thereon.
Terms Of sale: one-quarter Of the purchase money
In cash tof which $500 must he deposited with the
trustees at time OF sales balance in three equal an.
nuai installments. with interest per cent, pay.
afle selni-annualy, to be secured by notes of the
erty, or all cash, at purchasers option. AN con.
feyancing at purchasers cost and II terms are NOT
complied with within ten days from date OF sale
the trustees reserve the right resell at the risk
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser on Eve dayT
EDWARD j. STEILwAGEN, 1924 st. NV.
MAHLoN ASHFORD. 40 La. ave. NV,
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