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Tho Execution Of tho Murderer
Waltz, Mt katlA4on, N. 4,

3
: NEw YonK, May 1.-The soyarest punishment
prescribed by Law for tho unwarrantable taking
OF fhuman life waa inaiotod on Joseph Waltz, at
Il O'Clock to-day, ut Hudson, N. Y. The orimo
aor which ho suffered was the murder or ITor-
nun ,Holchor. poor. Albany cissor-Erinder, on
sho night OF May 2, 1879 When hung, however,
Waltz ~ns twicc, and, according to his own
story, which has boon partly verified
4 Tun1cE MURDERER
He confessed, few days ago, to having u,ur-
dered an orGan-gr1ndor three years ago, and
strong proofs that his atory ia truo have beon
found, Yesterday afternoon he assaulted hts
keeper, Charles Ernst, with IN iron bar, and
beat In his skull. Though nov alive, Ernst'e
life ~ deBpairod Of
PROBABLY INSANE.
There is not tho slightest doubt that Waltz
Nas insane when hung ana llaa boon since he
VAS arrested. OF how mucl longer ntantnx hju
d1eeaao OF miud VAS, cannot DO told. Wien be
wus asked why ho murdered Hotohor, ho Raid,
st9)idly:
~ doue for myself, not for tie gain; tho bad
spirit was III me, and waB something bad"
Coy. DIX, at tho request Of citizenH Of Hul-
son, oppotnted Dr.. Gray. OF the Utica Iunatic
sane, hut eminent physicians Of this city and Of
tho Bloomington and the Hudson Riyor Asylu1na
h4yo since examined him, and pronounced him
lrreyocaby i1Hane.. Throughout lis i'm
e sisns of of eis e.. sTsa ss times n't's; L.
sgould 20 rave about his eell, aud again would iio m
1or hours crouchoa in a hemp III tho corner,
gazing vnoantiy at the wall.
THE HANGING, j.
Ntetz would eRt no bronkfnAt thla morning,
nor ud he take food last night. uis nlotIer
nsted hiB cell this morning, but ho did not
recognize her. Tho poor lady was 80 over
come with grief that ale at onco
caeion WAS the visit Of bis sister 10 Lis oel Sic
bosoochad him, with doep, religious foryor, to
aG1nowleuge his crime, and, IN prayer to tho
almighty seek forgiveness; but LIE paid no nj
tontlon to her, and Bho was compelled to leayo
"lthout having accomplished hor holy misaion.
THE CROWD AT TIE JAIL.
Inougl 1t was announced that tile execution
would not DO public vast crowds thronged the
village and pressed about the Jail. Two co1nl,n-
Aept tho crowd at O proper distance. The Catllo
llc ,, priest OF tho village, Father Dris-
coll, refused to administer tile encra-
ment, as l1o believed tho doomed n,nn's.
mind was nnt IN fit state to receive it, Uo,
however read the funeral scrYlce Of bis church.
. A1tlo after u O'clock the prisonor was
LED TO THE soArFoLD. 70.
made no signb Of intelligence whom tho !" What
1as evdeaty sncsnueous S xss "of'd' 81 ul,n9 1na
ea wi at g9la io oooe s h:e T' sp two was
three conyulsiyo contractions OF the fingers.
nnd tue whole franc hung notionloaa. In four
teen minutes It was cut down. Just before this
was dono, Waltz.s fathor, who VAS prosont said
with doop emotion, pointing at tho dangling
corpse, "Who that saw TINT boy oan Say he was
not Insane Z" Echo seemed to answor No
puo.n
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sphataptin1y. bouefltod. II Tho ~Btroets .of rNew
fQrk MHlll hb played at the 'nettndc and oson"i

'.-':'"- MfsoELnANEoU8t, e. =. ''.7 " :,
., Tho Arkansaa Trayoioe 10 still drnwinE we'll.
:the l, favorable promise OF Monday nsght nay
hold ,thronghuus tho uook, >Thb 4natinoa af,a I
9yentnE performat,co will DO the last Of Al.
IHht Adolphi has, as ,ls,tal, bosn crowded every
night hnd at tho matinee. Tho crfortt,aneo dur.
iing r. tho week ia tho bost flint laa boon RiYon ht
THIS popular tLoatre, md comprises better ar-
ray Of talent than any similar entertainments 1t,
tho country. There vii bo 1adloa'. matineo as
uB11al this afternoon. The Mlnstrol4 hfc doing
Vol q Myers' Opera uouso, tnd nonduoo to tho
popular amuHcn,ont,
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Killed by q Fall from q Rnflr0uil
Txnin-Acct&tcntal Shooting.

- SbetlHt Di3UdtcH to 7Hs CHfcaQ0 IrtbUNe
M1NoNK, ILL.,, May l.-Georgo hloritz, Cor
man farmer near here who was injured Tues
day by jumping from train in motion, diod yes-
tertlny.
4 rnan named Shay accidentally shot himself
in Blinonk aome days ago. The charge and yYad
woro blown into hfs arna mnngling Il terribly,
At first 1t WAS thought tllat-tle limb could he
saved, but orysipclas Inns appeared, and lia life
In f1an1n{rhf of ..-"'
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FIRES,
u
Al st. Paul. MLMf1s


8ptcial Dispateh to Tbs Chicago 1Tf6une.,
tsT. PAUL. May l-Tho. dwelling Of widow
waa burned about o'clock this morniug. It il
supposed to baye been sot'a.tirs from the out
side. The widow and family Of Boven personB
barely esoapnd with their wearing apparel; loss
about 81, 200, partly insured. =
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.

The. Mincrs7 Trouble mt Dnnylllc. Ill.
!, Speeial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DANy1ItE, ILL.,, May 1.-Ten miners not bo-
longing to tho Union went to work to-day in Tho
Moss Bank hlincs, and as yet have not been mo-
losted by the Union men. 1t is the impression
TINT this movornent will bring about speedy
Examination of'the strike though it is Impossible
to conjecture which party will succumb. Tho
propriosors have caused copy Of the act Of tho
vontion OF persons working during strike to be
sent to eac1 miner, aud they further give ont
that they will protect the miners who are already
at work at all hazards. ''
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1Hnrtfordn Va, r11tt1tnls,

HARTFORD, Conn.,, l1ay Tho Hartford Base
Ball Club defeated tho Mutuals. Of Now York,
to-day, the soore standing 10 to I.
, 1874-05-02

9nteias Disputct to Ths CAieano Tribune. ,
GRAND, ItArips nlny 1.-The Hoyereat sentence
administered to any poraon III tlls county for
j, Troy, OF Lowell, convicted Of violently out
taging tfia porson Of n nnar relative. Ho goeR
to the Slate Prison for sixteen years.
, 1874-05-02
RAILROAD NEWS:
, = :..tOontin,,ed ron. tiio first 1'nKe.

Il 11udsoi lavo6 signed bond 1Hstlfy-
ts sum ei sf5S So6 Ii ~ hdaltiqn, @ 3. <. Bsld-
win ahd Jnoob ftun,bird, of tho Woat Wiaoonan
1laiMhiX, ooniphny laya aigHcd D. bond Justly,
ing y tub HUN Of s1,010, 300, Ian aggregate Of
q ,tto, ,0oo. The bond ig III tile ponnl. sum OF
for ovory mile not constructed accorllng to law,
so:wit. 90 lniles this year, and 20 miles cach
subsequent year till completed. Tho auf-
tlclen6y Of tho surety Ia certified to BY tue
County fudge. III Tue Company, moaning ''busl.
noss, and Intending to fulall the conditions Of
aa you'd convince all Of their purpose III good
faith tp ttiild; tito road eb rapidly do possible.
Limos hhve alrahdy been surveyed, and work
will be commenced immediately, and pushed
vigorously to completton,-a contamination
moat ,deyoutodly to be wished by Northwestern
Ths 0hidago l. Northern Pacific Aif Limo lave
noatly oomploted arrnngomcnta Tor acceptance
oonplianes NTH, Tho tor!ns oEath6ir part of tho
land.grant viz: lands along tho limo from. tho
point Of divergence from tho st. Croix 4 Bay
field limo Of tho proposed road thence to su.
peior, on condition that aa,l roail Is constructed
to Superior as soon as a road ID built from Hud-
BON to aaid point OF intersection and that said
cdmpaS,y'a road Ahal1 be constructed from Genoa
northorly ut the ratio Of twenty miles year.
:llaaa Thia, Company, o. ID vol known, pro
tant airline road from Chicago to
tho Northwest, Which mnlos tho building OF
those 1nnd-grant roads Of Importance to Chicago.
This grant, aB Is mnttor Of public tiotorety,
lhpsad Boma years ago bit tho title is still hold
to b n tho State and ID onrnost effort will bo
made to secure tho continuation Of this titlo,
and an extension Of time for building tho much
needed road from st. Croix to Lake Superior, at
the two nntnta narnaf.
, 1874-05-02

Special Dlspatch to The EAic0ao IrtbuNe,
noANoKE, ILL.,, May david Roynoids, Of
this place, was driving posts few days ago,
with his hired man. Ia inadvertently put Lii
land on top OF post just as tho maui WAS COM
gers haye becn amputated, but gangreno has aot
3n, and he ia in deuger Of 1oalug l,S arm, It not
hiH life, - :
, 1874-05-02
JAPAN,


SAN rnANc1soo Cal, May1.-From tho Japan
Gazette Of April ii, tho following nows is taken:
Sharp SHOCKS OF earthquake had been tolt at
Hamntla Ken, causing great alarm among tho
Inhabitants.
'Tiago, tho ,oomr,ahdant Of the fleet to Tor
mona. saiea from Yokohama on the 9th Of April.
About ! 900 troops are in tho expedition. The
loet will rendezvous either at Foo Chow or
Anisy. new department has boon established
BY tho Government to look particularly utter
F0rmoBan affairs.
Yeto, tile late leader OF tho rebellion at gogar,
has been captured with nino other inaurgehts,
md MAS sent to Baga.
Considerable anxiety T7nn folt at NngaBaki for
the safety or the American steamer Manc1,u,
which lat there far Shanghai March 15. She
had not nrrvod on March 2l land was supposed
to- hava been anchored: ont'account' Of heavy
Tic st1gar-crop In tho Philippine islands, oW-
Ing to heavy rains, will be very ahort It Is re-
ported TINT the United Status stna1aer Laoka-
wanna would visit the Straits settlements and
India, returning to NagaaaM aftet her cruise.
, 1874-05-02

spec'al DtauateA to 1Hs CA,cago Tribune.
the son Of Ballotonia Vagnier, s..bitten', BY 4
vicious dog last "Wednesday, aud died in. great
agony to-day.
4 boy named Tranik Moekle, Of Logan. was.
poisoned Wednesday, from eating Wild pRrnips,
md died yesterday.
, 1874-05-02

NEW YonK, May 1.-Francia Ubassy hns chal-
lomged Abort Gar1sier to play nletol, f;ano OF
billiards, Of 1,o0o points up, for $500 side, no.
cording to tho championship rulpa.
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athletics vs.. Enitinorcs.

+ ! RtItApEIr,11A, p T: Y ,May, 1.-1u game Of baao
4nofus..6: sso,;sa @'o:St ~
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Tho Lnncnstcr Races.

!: ftectak DiapatcA to The Ch;ea0o 7riIuue.
LANCASTER, O., May 1.-The Juno races to
como or on tho 24lh 25tl, 2Gth, and 27th, at tic
Lancaster Driving Park, l5romise to bo unusually
interesting al many fine horses are booked:1 :1or
trialh. '':.i :::1:.'
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CRIME
Further Particulars Of the Horrible
Butchory Near Pittsburgh, =
The Murderer Arrested Yes,
terdny in Allegheny, !.
Murdorers Hanged at Catskill, N. Y,
and Springfield, Ky. Il
Tho Fivc-Fold Tragedy near pitts-

Tho Etyc.Foltl Tragedy Menr Pitts
hlrgh.
Special Dtsntch to Tht Chicago 3ffbnnh
p,r1epuno1,, pa, 1tny 1.--TLc terrible md
atrocious l,tchory npar Homoatcnd A1illn
Township. in tllls county, Ia still tie exciting
theme. tn tho country, for miloa around, tho
oyciten,ent runs to fayor. Coroner McCallin
nonin proceeded to tho scene Of tho tragedy this
morning, md impancloa a jury. a Boarcll was
aeain nlatlo for tho body Of Emnn Hamnott, the
missing oLild. Under tho romans Of the starr
cuso, inbodded In the dobrin, lay fow boncs, q
tuft OF hair, and portion Of tho skull, oil tint
remained OF tho body. This. finishes tho iye
bodies Of tho Hhmnctt family who wore MUIR
dered on Tuesday night, The Inquest
FAILED TO DEVELOP ANY FURTHER PARTICULARS
In REGARD to tho crime: DR.. E. A. Wood mnde
post norton examination, md confirmed the
statement In regard to the wounds aud az to tho
L1Mrdora aa published In yoBtordays TRIBUNE.
The theory Is that tho children wero killed
before Er. Hnmnett aud hiH wife returned from
tho visit to tho Wcat's. :,
!. THE SUSPECTED pARr1. 49,. .- - =
I. ErneHe Love, tito presumed murderer, Is not a
hwode but 9ornlnfl. Ho claims to hhvo boon
in the country hut six months. have learned,
howeyor, that ho was, soyoral years ago, in tho
Butler County, this State. His real na1ne fs
Weldon. lie committed some offense and WAS
discharged. That night her: bafn and coutents
Tore burned to the .grountl. Suspicion pointed
70 him. He waa trnced and captured, and SON
toncod to tho Penitentiary for two yours. This
eentenco he served out. and 1t Is thought that
when ho camo out he assumed the mime Of
Lovo. He ia described as hoayy.aet, five foot ton
inohee high, dark complexion, dark n,ustucl1e
and goatee, and black hair, with burn scar
In his right check. Tho County Commissioners
offer 81, 900 reward for the capture Of the muir
Ioror, and tho relatives hayo added another
81, l,001, making S20eD in nil.
There is worry little doubt but that
LOVE COMMITTED THE TRAGEDY
as no trace cen be- found OF him among tho
ruins, aud no one has soon him since tho Tues
day night he waH seen drunk in Homestead VII
tage. Tho inquest has beon adjourned It'll Tnee;,
day night. In Tho meantime; oil the t'pbrl6 ft6ld
the burned dwelling will bo carefully removed ):
THE MURDERED ARRESTED.
Sptofat Dis,aseh to The Chicago Tribune. -
P1T1snunoH, Pn., May 2.-Tho murderer OF tho
Hamnott family ut Homestead, WAS caught to:
night in Allegheny. Ho has been identified as
the guilty party. Thors arc threats OF lynching
him. Etrong polioo-foroe Guards him.
, 1874-05-02

EVANSVILLE. Ind, May lit is reported here
that largo portion Of MoLeanBboro, ILL.,, 'was
destroyed BY fro to-ilay. No particulars Gun DO
a6oertained by telegraph tonight. g. r -. -, :
, 1874-05-02

Railroad Shops Commenced Work.
= Special Di4patcA to The chieaqo 7riaa,e
BLooM1NaToN,, May 1.-Tho Chicago T. Alton
Railroad shops commenced wording full time to-
dly but with reduction of 40 per cont in force.
, 1874-05-02

0uE1rn, Ont, May John Sullivan, who
committed rapo on girl s years old OH tho 18Th
ult,, was tried to-day, found guilty, ind aen-
toncod to bo langeil on the 25tA OF June.
, 1874-05-02

). CoNsrANTInor1E, May t.-Into1lSenoe reaches
here thnt 4 famine preyai1B in Asia Minor, aud
It Is stated TINT in the town Of Augo1a alone
100 deathB occur daily from starvation.
, 1874-05-02

New 0nLEAns. May Lat the annual mocting
Of tho New: OrloanB. jackson d Great Northern
nairond Company, the stockholdera elected IN
the main the former Directors. Tho now Board
unanimously re-elected Col. II. s. II Comb Pres
idont, and all the other officers. -
, 1874-05-02
THE WEATHER.

=, WASHINGTON, u. G., May 2.-For ths Upper
Lake region, fresh briak north and enst Winds
possibly ra.u III Eficlugan and Wisconsin.
LOCAL opsEnvAT1oN.
''-':- CI1oAuO, May /. 1874.
, 1874-05-02

ROME, May 1.--Bignor Nicolo Tommhseo dis
tinguiahel politician md author, is dead.
, 1874-05-02
FAILURE IN LYNN, MASS.

DosroN, Mass.,. May; ;t.-Tho failure Of Lyman
B. Frazier,. Qf Lynn, formerly subcommittee
'turer, but latoy engaged in xeal-estato specula-
tions, IL announced. Liabilities, $4,000.
, 1874-05-02

J.. AT Minneapolis, Nafnns. ga :sf-. :
- sp<etai Dtsratdh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune. -
'ar. PAUL. 11inn., May 1.-Two smnll barns on
the,allev ronr Of Harmonic HILL, Minneapolis,
burned Inst night; loss about 81 ,0oq. ~: TO:
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THE sc1nE.

1HNfH9t--- O I 6 q
Kuas Earned=i6ti6i1aao !; Efmpiras. s.,'. 4~'
Uinpiss~-N. II. Young, Chicago Club. - '..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-30
SAELNG IS HEALTH

One great cause of the poverty of the pres
ent day is a failure of our common people to
appreciate small things. They do not realize
how daily addition, be it ever so small, will
soon make large pile. If the young meR
and young women Of to-day will only begin,
and begin now, to save little from their earn
ings and plant it in the soil Of some good saw
ings bank, and weekly or monthly add their
mite, they will wear happy smile Of compe-
tence when they reach middle life. Not only
the desire but the ability to increase it will
also grow. Let clerk and tradesman, labOreT
and artisan, make now and at once begin
ming. Store up some of your youthful force
and vigoF for future contingency. Let parents
teach then children to begin early to save.
Begin at the fountain head to control the
stream of eNtrayaganee-tO choose between
poverty and riches. Let your youth 90 on in
habits of extravaganza for fifty years to come
as they have for fifty years past, and we shall
have nation of beggars, with 4 moneyed
aTistOcracy. Let a generation of such as save
in small sums be reared, and we shall be free
from all want. Do not be ambitious for eX-
trayagant fortunes, but do seek that which Is
the duty of every one to acknowledgements
and a comfortable home. Wealth, and enough
Of Il, is W thin the reach of all. 1t is obtained
by one process, and by one Only-saving.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-30
sgatiuuaI gtpabIifau
WHAT RATS 4RE GOOD FOR.

AAAL MI . A4AG OCO0 4 CAA-
OF what use Is the rat to mani Wen, not
very much that we know Of: yet few items
may be mentioned. Probably we must not
attach too much importance 10 the alleged pro
phetic powers Of the rat-that 81 he gnaws :
persons clothes, that person viii speedily die;
that If he suddenly quits q house, the house
will very soon be burned down; that II he de-
serts ship the ship is in sinking condition.
A mill at PEBBLES was suddenly desersed by 4
whole colony Of rats about twenty years ago;
two hours afterEard the mill was burned
down. But It must be confessed the logic Is
very weak that proves, from these facts, the
possession Of any prophetic power by Mr.. Rat
We have evidence that he has sometimes been
made useful as an r. Z. or an X. A. James, In
his Military Dictionary says: "Rats are some
times used in military operations, particularly
for the use Of setting fire to gunpoWder.
"On these occasions lighted match Is tied
to the tail of the animal. Marshal Fauban
recommends, therefore, that the walls Of
powder magazines should be made very thick,
and the passages for light and air so narrow as
not to admit rats" We do not know whether
q cruel sport can be called useful employment
Of rats; but an account is given Of a strange
proceeding at Rome. A large number Of rats
were dipped in spirits Of turpentine, set on
fire, and made to rush down an open fight Of
steps near the atican; they reached the DOT
tom as masses of charred flesh, amid the
shouts of the populaee. Rats are worth three
shillngs dozen, to furnish supply to those
brutal exhibitions in which rat-killing terriers
show their power. Rats are also caught for
/ the value Of their skins. There is firm A.
7 Paris which buys the skins for this purpose
/ The fur is dressed into a very good substitute
| for beaver; while the pelt or membrane is
dressed into leather so fine, elastic and close As
/ to be used for the thumbs Of the best gloves.
! If one believes that rats are not used for hu-
man food he must change his opinion. In
7 Paris the ebiffonieTs or bone grubbers eat them
/ Gypsies eat such rats as are caught in stacks
I and barns, and are less strong in flavor and
/ odor than those that feed omniYorously. In
1 China split rats are bought as dainty. An
/ English surgeon of some note had them cooked
| for his own eating. In man-Of-war, where
I the rats made havoc with the biscuit. the sail
! Ors had a regular battle, and brought down
| numbers of them-Jack made rat-pie, baked
| it, and liked it. At the siege at Malta the
/ French garrison, when famished, offered as
much as dollar head for rats, or two dol
| lars if barn fed. During the siege at Paris, in
/ the late FraneO-German war, many tasted rat
who had never tasted it before.-4H the Yen
/ RO1fyid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-30
SEyTTlrEyTAYD COOKERY,

The Pail Nall Gazette says OF a queer book
just out: ''It is in reality cookery book, writ
ten in a novel fashion, with the idea of sup
plying spiritual nutriment while suggesting
dishes for the table. A bill of fare is given
for every day in the year, prefaced by motto
which the lady may ponder before ordering
dinner. On one day the dinner, which is to
consist Of mixed soup, neck of veal braized,
vegetables and lemon custard, is pTefaced by
the exclamation: 'Quench, oh, quench not the
flame of love! it is the breath of your being
On another day when the lady is to provide
broiled brill, roast fowl and pattypan pud-
dings, she is invoked in these words Of Sir
Philip Sidney's: 'Dost thee love me! Keep
thee then still worthy to be loved On an
other occasion, while reading how to cook oys-
ter omelet, stewed brisket of beef, vegetable
marrow, and baked arroW-rOot pudding, the
lady is reminded that, 'the heart of a young
woman in love is a golden sanctuary which
often enShTines an idol of clay It is a little
droll to read in one line how for two congenial
hearts marriage has no unpleasant side, and
from the text to learn the best way of cook
ing a herring. The affecting words, My oWnl
my own! oh, breathes there one to whom that
simple words not dear! are Immediately fol-
lowed by advice to Cut the fish open suffid-
emily to empty the inside; remove the rOes
and thoroughly wash them and the mack
aral -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-30
THE HAPPY NAN.

l noticed a mechanic among number Of
others at work in house erected but little
way from my office, who always appeared to
be in a merry humor, who always had a kind
word and a cheerful smile for every one hemet.
Let the day be ever so cold, gloomy, or sun
less, happy smile danced as a sunbeam upon
his eountenance. Meeting him one morning,
/ asked him to tell me the secret Of his con-
slant happy flow Of spirits. ''NO secret, Doc
tor" he replied. 81 have one Of the best of
wives, and when 90 to work she always has
word of encouragement for me; when l 60
home she always meets me with tender kiss;
and she is sure to be ready with my meals;
and she has done so many things through the
day to please me, that cannot find IL in my
heart to speak unkindly to any one" What
influence. then, hath woman over the heart Of
man, to soften it, and to make it the fountain
of cheerful and pure emotiOnsi Speak gently,
then; happy smile and kind word Of greet
ing AFTER the tolls of the day are over cost
nothing, and 90 far toward making a home
happy and peaceful.-DT. Franklin.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-30


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN ONE OF THE BEST LOCA-
TIONS ON THE ISLAND.
BY virtue of decree OF the supreme Court OF the
therein pending, In which Barbour & Hanil ton
et al. were piaintins and John I. smith, adminls-
traitor a. Of J. L. smith et al: are deiendants,
saa AZ if S SR p R Ii ons Of the
north half OF lot twenty-one an and the thirteen
feetwest Of lot four; 80 IN square Two hundred
hfteen (I5) and the west twenty-five I'D feet and
one M inch Of lot sixteen (i6) Also south halt OF
lot twentY-ole (2i) in same square 9S.l AL OF inc
said parts OF lots nfieen 5l and sixteen. ga aud
are bounded BY Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west, South B and streets and virginia avenue.
Tuesday, the SIN day OF December, 1874, in 'front.'
twenty and one half C2O1sl feet and the north
tEenty-six C2) feet Of lot ave 81 In square 70;
the east side OF Twelfth street west, between South
G street and Virginia avenue, llslAnd,J and In
proved by comfortable frame dwellings;
three equal installments At twelve, eighteen and
twenty-fOur months. the credit payments 70 pear
interest from the day Of sale and 20 be secured BY
addtionSly secnred by deed OF trust on the piece
Ofproperty sold to the purchaser or pnrehasers,
duly executed and recorded. deposit OF one
hundred dollars 70 Dc made with the trustee On eash
piece Of property by the purchaser or pnresasers
down a the time OF their bid being Sceeptsd; and
unless the purchaser whose bid Is accepted complies
the date Of his bid, the trustee Is authorized 20 in
medately readyertise the piece Of property sold 70
said defanlttng purchaser and to resell the same
AZ the risk Of sald deiAnlttnE purchaser. Convey
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