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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
EFFECT AMONG THE POLITICIANS.


MANY MEMBERS REVIEW OF THE CASE.
The general sentiment among the politicians
wac one Of surprise. There few who
anticipated a conviction. leading Tanmany politician
said that the effect OF this conviction could not but have
a good effect. II would efectualy prevent tampering
with the ballot in the future It was clear
reminder that people have not forgotten the election
frauds by which corrupt set of men were enabled to
rule this city for 30 long time although at time did
they represent majority Of the voters. or
even majority Of the Democratic party.
No matter what may be the penalty
inflicted on the convicted Commissioners the moral
effect would still he the same and would rebound TO the
public good. He and others had suffered in the
past from the Vaccinations of bailot-box stun.
ers and dishonest inspectors OF election and when
IL was Just before the election that
ized system Of fraud being perfected to carry Ger
tain Districts notably the With, XyIIIth and XXIs
assembly Districts by removing certain Tammany ID-
spectors and putting piable oAes IN their places
The leaders ofTanmany resolved TO defeat it POSSIBLE
They visited Police Headquarters and protested 20
Commissioners Smith, Chnrlick and Gardener
against anything OF the kind being done
But removals made On the moaning Of election in
spite ST the repeated protests Of John Kelly and others
And then resolved to II these Commissioners
who had violated their oath Of ofice. could not be
reached the courts The subcommittee Of Tam
many Hall appointed carry forward the matter aud
the lawyers who had conducted the preimi-
nary examinations and helped and argued
the case IN the court and secured the
couvicron of the Commissioners entitled TO all
praise for their long and arduous lsbors The result
would convince Of the former sdherents OF the
Ring who endesvoring TO create factous opposi-
don 10 Tammany Hall. in the hope Of weakening
the influence Of John Kelly, Samuel j. nlden, VIM II.
wckham, and other Leading Reform Democrats In Tam
many Hail. and . small fraction of Republicans who
seemed to have profied by the lesson taught them by
the former Ring rulers
Another Democratic polite thought the conviction
an enine nty us enc, and warranted by al the facts IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
CONGRATULATIONS ON THE BRAZILIAN
CABLE

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The President re-
ceived the following cable dispatch, just previous 10
leaving the city this morning:
TO ifhe President Of The United States. Washington
The Inauguration OF the electric telegraph between
Europe ana Brazil which also uniies 10 the Republic
Of the Cnted States Is cheering sign VI improved ln-
ternationsl relations also bond or friendship, AMI
powerful instrument OF civilization. congratulate my
great and good friend, the President OF the United
states, upon shls happy event.
Dom PEDRO, Bio de Jnelro
To which the President responded a. follows:
Emperor OF BrasiL Rio de Janeiro: congratulate you
upon the Geographic connection just established
between Brazil United States May 10 prove
close link national friendship a. ia communication.
L. :. GRANT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

The bill for the regulation of public worship
has passed the British House Of Lords.
In consequence of the reciprocity negotia-
tons IL is understood that the Canadian Parliament VIII
assemble In December early in January. Iii pro-
posed that the Dominion Parliament be
taneousy with the Senate Of the United States.
A Is years. contract was closed at Milan,
ITALY, yesterday for putting Pullman paacecars
all trains and lines Of Upper Italy. This the
great routes OF pleasure travel the northern akes.
The press highly compliments American progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
THE SYRACUSE CHURCH DIsAsYER

SYRACUSE, June 25.-The coroners fnvesd-
CATION of the Baptist Church disaster begun
this morning. There have further deaths of the
injured funerals Of victims OF the Disaster are
appointed for tomorrow. which VIII bo observed - O.
day Of general mourning hero Public censure 10 severe
upon the architect buders and the Building Commit
tee OF the Church The plan OF the building con.
templared supporting eoumns instead Of which iron
rods pending from psucisnt roof.truss were cub.
sututed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

THE VERMONT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
LARGE ATTENDANCE OF DELEGATEs-THR HON. W.
n. II. BINGHAM NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
NATIONAL TOPICS IGNORED IN THE PLATFORM.
MONTPELIER, June 25-The Democratic Con-
yertion to q ticket for State officers was held
here to-day. George IT, Waterman of Hyde Park pre-
sided. and F. H. MCINTYRE OF ST. Adams V. c. Meyer
hoer of Rutland and o. L. Sherman OF Newfane, we're
chosen Secretaries The organization completed by
the election OF VlcePresident from each county
represented Speeches were made by II. B. Smith OF
MIlton Hiram Atkins of Montpelier, and I. g. McGnniss
OF Bolton. The Convention nominated the following
candidates:
For Governor-The Hon. ". H. II. Bingham OF Stowe
For Lieutenant Goyernor-Henry Clase 81 " adVn.
For IreaspTer-Otis Chamberlin, OF Pomire1'
The resolutions. whicn utterly ignore illusions to
national subjects, are as follows:
ReSolred, That renew our devotion 70 the Demo
cratic party and Its principles and we invite all citizens
unite with effort the principles Of
the party 10 the government of the country.
ReS0lred That the present prohibtory law IA undemo
cratic and has proved injurious u the eaure or temper
ance and good order, and that we favor us uncohu
tional repeai and the adoption OF stringent license
Resolred That we hail with Joy the prospect Of an
early completion OF the Caughnawaga Canal, whereby
Lake Champlan will be the reservoir FOR the surplus
productions OF the great West and an outlet for the
trade and commerce between the interior ana the sea
board and beneficial alike 10 the farmer manufac
urer producer ana consumer by an increase OF tras
pOrtatiOn facilities consequently more Greet ana
friendly commercial relations and cheaper transit VI
ResoIred ticket this day nominated shall he
supported by u.s. and we advise all GOOD citizens 10 hep
us in elesting 1t and giving good government 70 our
State.
The Convention unusually well attended ana mad
many good men I'm IT, The proceedings we're not alto
gether harmonious. The ticket nominated is strong
one, and will receive the full vote OF the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
NAVAL OkDEkS.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Lieut. U. NJ nfo"K
has ordered 10 the Osspee Medical Director T. j.
Horwitz to special duty ut Philadelphia Lieut. Con-
mander VIM. C. Wise has been detached from the AJAX
ordered return New York, ana on arrival To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

WRECK OF RAILROAD TRAIN IN CANADA.
A RAIL REMOVED FROM THE TRACK NEAR LONDON,
oNr.-oNE PERSON KILLED AND ABOUT TWENTY
INJURKp-REwARD OFFERED FOR THE DISCOVERY
OF THE CRIMINALS.
LONDON, Ont, June 25-An accident occurred
last night TO the night express train No 10 from Wind
sor at place known as sefons Cut few miles west OF
London, by which person was killed and abous
twenty injured. The train, which is known a. The
SewYork Fast Express" had entered the cut and wss
coming down grade at gh rate OF speed when tho
engine two baggage cars and two passenger coaches
were thrown from the The engine went To ina
right the first baggage car the le the second 10 ha
right the first and second passenger cars following in
the same manner forming something Ike the letter W,
all the cars being damned aud smashed in terrific way
Thefnreman James Ormsby, was caughs between the
snRne and sender, and crushed to death almost in
stantly Ona Of the brakemen was severely injured
internally by being squeezed between the cars. The
passenger conductor. engineer, baggage master and
express messenger mirasuoQsy escaped from serious
injury.
Upon examin alton IL was discovered that rail had
been removed from the track by some fend IN human
shape It supposed to have been organized attempt
at robbery. the lately took place the AicLi.
gan Central Road.
LArER-The bolts and nuts with which the 1sh plates
were fastened found to have been all carefully
few inches
TIE object was, undoubtedly, robbery. Detective
officers have undertaken investigation OF the case.
and the Great Western Railway Company offers reward
Of $500 for the detection of the authors OF the outrage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

The tannery of Otter Octers, in the western
suburbs Of st. Louis. burned and ocloch
yesterday morning. The oss 10 about sssoOc Inc ancS
small, In home 0okesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
THE BRUSSELS CONGRESS.

ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON. Thursday, June %, 1874.
1t is now stated that the meeting of the
Brussels Congress International Law will take place.
Great Britain has apparently waived her objections.
The action Of France in he matter Is It'll unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
THE RECENT ELECTION N OREGON

SAN Francisco, June 25.-The following is
the Official vote in oregon for the Congressional cand
daies named:
IadOw Democrat 9.iG2.
Williams. Republican, 9,340.
Davenport, indie pendent $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
ANTtPAPAL DEMONSTRATIONS AT ROME.

ANIFPAAL UEMUNS IKATIUNS At hUSiL.
ROME, Thursday, jane IS 1874.
There was much excitement in this city last
evening" eonse quence OF ant-Papal demonstrations.
Several OF the leaders Of the disorders arrested and
quiet was restored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

REPUBLICAN MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS IN PHIL-
ADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Ihe hepuDilcan
Convention this morning renominated william b. Mann
for DstrctAttorney; Joseph Ash for Coroner; sam
mel p Hancock for CITY Controller. and Joseph T. Ed
Winston, for City Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

THE FRANCO-AMERICAN POSTAL TREATY.
PARIS. Thursday, June 25 1874
The Postal Convention between France and
the United States ratified BY the Assembly to-dsy
without debate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

CALCUTTA. Thursday. june 26 1874
1t is believed that distress from famine has
been stayed everywhere. the hopes Of the peOpe
reyiylnQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

THE FAMINE IN INDIA AGAIN REPORTED AT
AN END
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-02
pAPLSLIN TOILETS.

Lucy II. Hooper writes that the dresses
worn by Cruizette in "Le Demi Monde, -
though only two in number, are singularly eIe-
CANT The first one, a walking dress, con-
sisted Of a long trained skirt of crimson vel
vet drawn in three puGs just below the waist.
With this was worn tight-fitting, crimson
velvet Jacket bordered around The basque and
sleeves aud up the front with a broad band Of
black fur. The second dress was q dinner
toilet, purely white throughout, without a
tinge of color. The underskirt was of satin,
the skirt falling in long train behind, and
drawn In large puts placed sideways, the bot
tom Of the skirt being finished behind BY
vide Gouncc: il was trimmed in front with a
series Of narrow flUunces AMI pulls. Over this
was worn dress Of brocadcd crepe de chine.
borlered with light, frathcry- looking silk
fringe, and drawn in graceful drapery across
the front to the left side, where il was caught
up IN folds. This uyerlress was cut up 10 the
" waist at the right side. and caught together
with satin lows. n drapcry OF crepe dc chine
was fastened TO tlie left shoulder Of the cor
sage, which was of satin aud was low 10 the
neck, aud slightly pointed before and behind.
The beautiful arms of the actress we've bare tn
the shoulder, and she wore a necklace com
posed Of three rows Of large AMI very beautiful
pearls. single bow Of white ribbon on her
dark hair completed this singularly pure look
ing and effective toilet,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-02
STEAMSHIP LINES.
HOW TO ESCAPE THE WINTER

GOTO
NASSAU, the Madeira Of America, with It's
fine American IOtegsRd beautiful location.
60 TO
JAMAICA, with its Blue Mountains RIfOrdiDS
every choice OF Temperature for i resistance.
GO TO.
CARACAS. the beautiful and interesting capt.
tai of Venezuela with dry climate and eQuable
temperature.
The Atlas Steamship COmpany's large 1rst-class
Iron Steamers, specially htted for Passengers,
leave New York every fifteen days for the above re-
nOwned health resorts. For particulars apply to
PIN, FORWOOD * CO., Agents,
nOvI7-Tu& Fin IS Wall street, New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-02
TIE HOME LIFE or TIE SINGER,

ooh, yes: too good care, if such 4 thing is
possible. In visiting them in their rooms one
almost always finds hot room and the Occu-
pant bundled up as you and would be to go
on the streets. IendeaYOr to persuade them
to use better Judgment in this, but they are
OYcr-cautiOus. They arc well aware that their
voices are their stock I'm trade: that on them
depend their bread and butter, and so, as a
rule, they are very careful, refrain from all
dissipation and lead quiet lives. They ars
usually very tractable in sickness, and take
my word as law. In fact il is law, for it de
ponds upon my certificate whether or not
Singer can be excused from filling an assigned
F0ic.
''FOr instance, the other evening Del Puente
was to sing in IL TrovatOre.' That morning
was called to his room, AMI found him i'll from
the effects of an attack Of cholera mOrbus.
The night before he had sung in the Terrace
Garden. afterward eating heartily of oysters.
The result was l told Mr.. Strdkosch that Del
Pucnte could not sing, so TIgliapictra, obliged
TO mi the role, made his d5bsft sooner than he
intended. He was suffering from a cold at the
time, and is still, but when he RECEIVERS think
he will be 4 favOrite. He has I fine voice.
high haritOGe-almost n tenor voice. Some
times a singer, dissatisfied with the role as
signed, feigns illness, but il is hard to deceive
physician, and that artificc rarely succeeds.
As a class the artists are honest, simple heart
ell people, devoted to their ort-it is an art
and caring not much for anything else"
The Doctor concluded BY requesting that his
name should not appear in print, and it Was
with reluctance that he gave thu writer per
mission 10 Use It.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-02

y In " Y
PROPERTY IN ONE OF THE BEST LOCA-
TIONS ON THE ISLAND.
by virtue OT a decree Of the supreme court OF the
District OF Columbia, passed. in certain cJH-e
CT al. wcrC plaintiffs and john r. smith, admins
traitor W 4. of T. l.. smith ct I'll. are drGCu 1Hts,
shall sell on MONDAY, the eth day Of December,
1S7l at o. clock p, In front uf the premises,
north half OF lot twenty 0nc (2l an tn thirteen
feet west Of lot four, e. In square two hundred
and ningtysiX, (i:) the east thirty (SO feet Of lot
fifteen CI.) and The west twCuty-twa tS2l feet and
lot twentyOnc en- in same square 6.l All Of the
above property Is improved. with the exception Of
said pSrts Of lots fifteen CIj) and sixteen. 6) and
are bounded by Twelfth and Ihirt zenith streets
west. South i and c streets and Virginia avenue.
And by yir u of said decree, shall sell on
TUESDAY, the sth day of December, 1874. in frsnt
OF the premises, at O'Clock y. M. thu south
twenty and one half coo feet and the north
twenty-siN Csj feet of lot five (5l Ia square No.
.hTCc hundred and twent y-nyc, (Ss5, situated on
the side Of Twelfth street west, DetWCep South
O street and Virginia Avenue, (lslant, } and i'm
proved by comfortable IL me dwellings:
Terms Of sale: One third c ish, the balance in
three equal installments at twelve, eighteen AMI
twCnty-fuUr months, the credit payments to bear
the note or notes of the purchaser or purchasers,
additionally secured by deed Of trust on the piece
OfprOpeTty sold to the purchaser or purchasers,
duly executed and recorded. deposit Of one
piece of property by the purchaser purchasers
10 whom the said piece Of property is knocked
down AZ the time Of their bid icing accepted: and
unless the purchaser whose hill Is accepted complies
the date Of his bid the trIIstea is authorized 20 I'M
mcdiately rcadVertse the pieGs property sold to
s5id detaulting purchaser and 20 resell the same
ut he 81 Of said deIaultlnS purchaser. Convey
WOODBURYfwHEEL Trustee.
nO25-dSds LATIMEB CLEARLY Aucts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-02
pY LATIsIER. & CLEARY.

- Auctioncers and Real Estate Brokers,
EsTeR Street. sar Sce Bung
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
AND STREETS NORTHWEST kNOMN
AS THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL, AT AUCTION.
by virtue OF deed Of trust to the undersigned
December -, A. ID. ISL. in Lbsr No. COS, folio H.
one of the land records for Washington county, in
the District of Columbia. aud - the request Of the
party secured we Will sell NJ public auction, an
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of December, A. ID.
1874, at O'Clock p. M, In rant of premises, all
city ofW ashInst ton, in the District OF Columbia,
known and described upon the official plan OF said
city as and being al those FaTis OF lots numbered
nineteen, ga twenty lOl aud tWcnty-One, t2l,) in
square Numbered three hundred aud seyenty-seven,
In the city OF Washington, IN the District Of Co.
lumbia Aforesaid, inClu ord within the following
mttes and bounds, viz: BEGINNING at the northeast
corner OF SAIL square, aaI running thence west on
street northwest hfiy-twn t5el feet eight tsl
WestsiXtyuiue (9J feet six GD inches: thence sOuth
thirty (30) feet thence east 70 Ninth street west,
anu thence north along said Ninth strres 60 the be-
ginning, together with all the improvements,
Fights, privileges sadappurtenIuCcs u all the said
premises belonging or in anywise ;FppeTtaininE,
being known as the st. Cloud HOeek corner OF
Ninth and streets northwest, In tho said city OF
Terms eli sale: One fourth cash: the baIanc, In
one, two and three years, for which the PURCHASER
will give his thgee several prOni, soTy notes. dated
on the day Of sale and bearing interest at the
ally, and secured by deed OF trust upnu the pr.ni-
and policies of insurance satisfactory to the
dersignsd all cash II the puTch isar so prefers.
deposit of sl.Oo0 will be required As sOOn - the
property l. knocked OF. All convey anc.n is TO b.
at the cost OF the purchaser. II the terms Of SAFE
not complied with within ten days after the sale
ut the risk and cost of the lcfauIting purchaser.
IESli Y, B9 & Trustees.
novsi-Tu. tn, S&ds AuctionSsrs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-02
PROPOSALS
DRQFElSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
4 iron S,oisk ZOE TIE UNITED STATES
sTos5h55i0UsE AND EOsT oFFICE, ST.
8. .. $. c'rs'F5,l-Hot y ~ Posf,orriicr, )
.ogIa snoE sUrEI:iIi.,- iisSpES ~ :.

Y .
- u.s. crs'r s,1-aot y zyb Pos4-orricr, )
- = 6'TTa SHoE sUPIliISFiSDHS-T,' =
1 - - 80 q i11yl , Qfetnber Is, 1874.
b pdepl 'nnitl - M, Of he 18th day II
!, ior Z pa lsiIA}tig, tSliytTlAg, httlag
stti1sA Ssi5g 10 RoiIei-Sf6n BcaIns or Bs 81
~ ~ ~. so0rtl and tbs sss-IroR columns,
"a Sic sper1feasicns, and called for
- 1 sl 4, ~ n.y. = y -
l sa Ii ST. thiS os p,
nc VOL 10y re- y 5ee 60 ~ ~ 10 rSt
asat, lee Of charge bEt VIII be esested by fhe
Proposals win be made By the PIECE ct weight,
5of INC Eafious items Of Torh, u calle for In the
Tle work viii NOT be subdividcd among dIfereHt
bidders, but will Re considered in the aggregate.
,Ihe whole OF the ltolled beams OF the basement
tlOcr mast be delivered and suf In positlSn' within
three months from date OfaCsepg1nct' of prOROsal.
ana the Columns OF BaseInent AID Beams OF iirst
floor within four moAths from date, or rs
CURED " the superintendent AID the progrtss of
- Payments viii be maze months, dcdreting ten
Per centum until the fnal' completion OF the ecns
All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond.
9rtyo responding persons, in the sgss of Twenty.
ANe limousine collars lsloJl, th5.t the BIDDER VIII
the sficieney Of the secITty-tO he ceTtdud by the
t-cIiri. or the Distfict AstcrpeV oS The District
fhe Department reserves che right to rc5ect any
a1fbIds, 1t be deemed FOR the inrcresy OF thg
Govern mont to do
Eyery bid must be made on the prists,I firm, to
he 6gtained at this Office, and must conform i'm
every respect TO the recurrence Of TIL adv cTtlsc
mCnt, crit viii NOS he considGftd.
Proposals viii not he received from parties who
are not Themselves engaged In he nanpfactuJe OF
the necessary facilities for gettitg out the-work,
Proposals. Will be inclOsed in a sealed sLtelOfse,
ind0rssl sIIIds for Wrought and Cast-Iron' Work i
for the United States Cusfom-HOa and Post o.
fee, ST. LOuisr Mo-, and addr.ssoetO
rovai-1sfs NS " -Ai-7ii' ''i''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-02
nYR.H. RArwER.
ID Real Estate Ecker and Auctioneer.
Feaera BulldIngs, corner seventh and Psls. y

FedeTN buildings, corner seventh and Fsas. NV
ATCTION SALE OF 4 THREE-STCBY BRICK
l. DIV ELLlNG ON THE NORTHEAST CORN Err
OF TWELFTH AND X STREETS NORTH
NEST. NAED IN FRONT AND on SIDE,
SGRROLNDED IN AN IEOS FENCE.
On THURSDAY, .pCCpT8s or 3, 1S7i, at to O'Clock
p. me- viii be sold, " pubhc auction, in front OF
the premises, Lot ), Square alG = 100 feel located
and lmE royed a. above being cOntiguOgl- to
Franklin Square. High grOHnd and with southern
exposure renders it deslrsSlle for those who may
visa 10 purchase in the northern portion of the
city.
Terms: one fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at eight per
cent. deposit Of san At time Of sale; ;sli con-
YeyanctaC At purchasers cost. Terms TO he cUul-
piled wish IN seven days. }. T. CULDWELL.
WORCESTERSHIRE SALESMAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-02
pE WASH. II. WILLIAMS, Auet.,
u Successor TO Green & Williams. Anetioneer5,
No. 1901 northwest corner FSzth and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON g sTkEET. HETMEEM EIG HTEENTM

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON e STREET, BETWEEN EIG FIFTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH. IN SQUARE (l42) ONE
HUNDRED AND EORTE-TWO.
BFyirtue Of a decree OF the Supreme CRurt Ofthe
District Of Columbia, passed In certain cause
therein pending, in which Timothy Mccarthy Is
palntif ami Philip L. Fcndsll 60 al. and Others
defendants, being cause No. 1888, equity docket
II, and by yIFtue Of deed OF trust given by Jere-
miah ID. Crowley, Zone Of the defendants In said
cause, to William j. FeudAa, trustee. sinccdp-
ceased, dated August the eth, 1862 and recorded in
liber and K, No. %, folio 80, one Of the land
records Of Washington county, District Of Comm
ba, VIII sell at public auction to the highest BID
der IN front OF the premises on MONDAY, the eth
day of December, ISL, at O'Clock p. the fol-
lowing described property living and being In the
city and county Of Washilgt6n aforesaid known
and distinguished on the plat as pirtOf. lSt in
square IA, and bounded ns follows: Beginning ut
the northwest corner OF said lot and running thence
the line of North G street east IS feet inches.
thence in line parallel to the west line of sud lot
south Us feet So inches. then the southern line
of said lot west - feet inches, thence the
tern line of said lot north s feet So inches to the
place of beginning.
Terms: One-third cash: balance In three equal
payments Ofnine, eighteen and twenty
The deferred payments secured by deed Of trust
on the premises sold; 800 down ut time Of sale.
Conveyancng, &C.. af purch aser's cost; and II the
terms are not complied with within i've days. the
trustee reserves the right to resell tho property
the purchasers risk and cost.
WILLIAM kII4GOURe Trustee.
noys3-ATW FEtls