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New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoEK CITY.

SEw-YoEK CITY.
52d-st. ess IT Of sthays, ls9ylOo5 Tros III ooo
ssSst !. % It v Of isGaSe .5zJs9 L EieTy An.
rrieree to JnS t' Gras 1880
%sri II she'll r fre u Ts1ac iios-rr ana o,ers 10000
bout Soar rsete S,o to to Gddsoa '5'8f $1,000
sG 9 81 81 , 5s 55ss. aS :aS to to % s 1899 1899
Verinlyra-sVe IL of HawfhoInest, lOOx
100 Tenaie L Par'on aad husband to Homeopathic
Bank 70 5Iss I. SORT 1850
si 14G riis 'G NiFy G'ir 31 same SScS 500
,i s y ios1 sls ..a. 10 .an. sSSS sSSS
olstsi = 80 10 of lstaye GoEi01 irregular also
eSth,t s. l5s4 q e o. MSl.son-a'e, I6sAl0o-J ..o
and others to .ime Nominal
wari: Henry Ruckang ana VIE to Chas osborIe 1000
Fediander s1e vile 70 Henry cold -, 1900
eIiok FaTw, rcicTse o 1880
sts 100 Il oi I0ili.ye, .orloo5i Terence Far. o
Webster to george H. F,afons -. 6OoO
Tsierse T. August NoI.soiS -',:, 10000
Garfr1 T. Yea Ysreance IA y '''' -o"o 1850
cor q 29s) Broadway ana SIstst lst door, lease
yer. i-As ;. 4issins to .GS.ra II. Bf2@ 200
OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.
gtli st e Of ist'are: 3 years -. &C. 900
same, lOh-st, ~ istave years ...--- 5000
ave years ,'''' . . 5000
Buckhout, Peter and wife, Samuel II Puriy,
Ouapiian, MOttst "a OF Wasiingtonave Esd .
Of 4.nsve / - lo5oo
ian, ave $ -i WaTi years ..D' 2I23
af 2St st. OF ioIi,avo: year ..' 5000
iiiths, Of dave, ylis $500
81 ave- ana q tist: years ~ 10000
" right. Agnes and husband 20 Jas ineis oi 2't1
mortgage on lease nsts ncnt ..-... b,5 o
lofhciaL J. \. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
Real Wsiaie 90 Gtehan9e.

ITO EXCHANGE-Jersey City LOTS and
Il PROPERTY at Iowaeiac, mlcb, for city property
37f Broadway.
DtTH WARD, n. Y. CITY.-Improved prop
eriy r ued viii he exchanged for Ezsb-th or Plain
Geld proprrty. RuIAND & WHITING, Beektnan 81
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
Proposals.

DROPOSALS.-SEALE PROPOSALS Will
De received until Fob. l. 1870 by lle IlUS Ef~ " fae
NLW-Y0RK AND BHOOkLfN BRIDGE, Al ther olioe,
p Water LlJpai - b.. for tc E1141cJuIr and
delivery o. ~ tons % east st @lItE EDPt rqred ot
the 0f me temporary feet bridge, cradle c1pt' ana
appliances necessary Tor t1e construction or the main
cables OF tie Fast River suspension Fridge
Printed together with other information
these ropes may 1c obtained from he secretary
Of tle Board Or OF chief En- Suecr, ". A. KOrbng.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
ROBERT GOELEI. jr,
IA layGws Plaintiffs Attorney
CTpRFVF C0URT CITY AND COUNTY


CUPREME COURT - CITY AND COUNTY
y or NEW.YORK - THOMAS pCuNSOR plaintiff
against NJ y. MOTHERSPA GIf, defeudant-summoDs-
For money demand contract Com not SER 10 the dc-
fendau. above NOh aereUf sllm1uei 2nd re-
quifcl 10 answer complaint IN TINS action which WI be
f oict the lcra o thr city aud county Of N""-
Work at the Court the city " Eowl0rk, aud 10
sev a copy Your 70 tue said complaint on Tue
81 -cTfD.r- az ther oiCH nunher 81 Nassau street IN the
(ty ol york, Nl twenty days a!tcr the service oi
eAcusivo Of the 1a of such -erficc
and # Won fail 10 auweI said complaint witn the time
afore,alg the plaintiff this action Will tdAe judgment
s,s, ION Tor tho three hundred and twenty nine
So dollars W.t interest irou TIE tnth day n November
an era eight Anudred and eventyh besides te CjtS
and sblrseueuts tis aoOn. Dattd November lJih'
1879. - . 49,. ..r-- -, ,-..s- ...--
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11

C'UpREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- % NEw-YORK.-rHE UNITED 5TAIts, TEL IN ON. na
FANY Pantir, against HEAKf IA. Nh AZ .ricp LI- pq
1San MOI ~rrI 10 named on are hereby sum
,.V,ad and r.gulred 10 answer the coup1nt in tils
oct on Which MI filed in the ONCE OF The Crrk ei ths
S1tv aud County EewIOrk, at the Courthouse ~ sLn
Sty snd Ia .erye copy yOIr answer Ia the san com
MINI on Tie subsorbcfs al their ehci 10 ~ .sssln
ia. $40 York ftty within twenty days after the service
- ms summons on yon exclusive 0 tho dag oi such srfi
- 10 -aif complaint WITHIN tiie
sofesa plaintiff tas action WI iake sE Eha,
VI dOlltrH with Interest fph
~ IN tsv o ocobsr one thousand eight hundred and
s,yeuty i've besides the costs And disbursements u h -
s,on lated N eH- Y0rk. Oct Z, 1879
e"n'-D BAIIRN,IT REDFIELD HILL.
Plaintiff AttOrneys, 20 eassan street
9 oornaiu. in this action day duly ne II me
ce of the Clers Cty and County OF ~ 'ns
Tn.,s, hons. ia said clty YORK NOvsMber 1874
LARRErT, REDPIELD. Hill
.,.s~s paipLiJs AIterBsys
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Int -H' '"' " FLANAGAN & BRIGHT.
! Al 1awexS FlalnuI AttOrueya.

CUPRFME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- s.EW-Y -YDEK-CITY AND COUNTY OF NEM-NOHh-
PEKCiVAL hAAuTH JACOB NACHOD, and FitEDE.t-
TCE LT-INT. plaintiffs GsHnst GkJLG hlbrAM, deirn.
ca siI AZ for money demand on eontactf'om moi
ne defendant hereby sum
,.nnsd and ms
wboa ~ III be med 10 .he office OF the clerk ~ me tV ana
of Nev YORK at COurth0use la said city and 10
srye copy your ~ The sald compliant on ls saD
sr r. III eif Office Four "a Na 81, IN said Cy, VIII
IN ruy dags after the Of tr sunni ons On yon- rx
caive al the day service and y0u l 20 answer We
sfl ygif Tcsalds the tls
srion viii Judgment ust yol Tor tue sum oi TIRE
thous nd dollars gold coin n interest rom the eleventh
Ia uf september thousand esAt hudrel and 81 eis
g. h -des the and dsbgrmcnts ol t1lt
N T. Iith November, 1876. sALO40A Z 81 kkE,
~ - 49, Plaintiffs Attorneys
1 .orIspt In the above entitled action this day dny
e m mn, Ofce Of the Clefs II the CITY and County OF t"
Etuu o." Tsted Nv "a ISL. SALOMON K BURKE,
,,oo I.,gaaS PA nur- AttOnayA
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

Auditor Clinton has resigned,
his resignation to take effect next
December. Governor Kellogg has
accepted the resignation. It is but
Justice to acknowledge that Gin
ton has come ont OF tie ordeal Of
the late criminal and civil suits
against him with flying colors, and
that board # experts, composed
Of some oF che ahlest and best men
in tie State, has recently exona
er.,ted lin fl N the charge Of Off
ci / nalfeasance. We would really
like IL know whether he resigned
to escape q consciously deserved
Impeachment, or because he knew
that his enemies were powerful
enough to effect an undeserved i'm
parchment. The radicals in New
Orleans, are getting to be very
unhappy family. and we wouldn't
be a bit surprised to see some OF
them in the democratic camp be-
fore the centennial anniversary.
Let them rave" # So"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

that the worms placed together
greedily devour each other. They
ere of a variety Of colors and
stripes-some black striped, some
green, and others entirely white.
The thirty acres referred to, Mr..
Scarborough tells us, looks as if
the cotton stalks had been limbed
with frail.
Two freedmen, farming in an
other portion Of The parish, about
four miles from town, make u sinii-
lar report. The cotton caterpillar
never eats anything but cotton
will die first. Is this worm a new
enemy? Or have these farmers
both the cotton and grass worm ?
We should. like to see specimens of
these acknowledgement Times
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05
Auctfon Sale og schooner.

DY consent of the owners, and under
ID their aeb-of procurations will SELF
al public auction, to the highest bid
der, at the Count HouEe in the'tOwn of
Lake Charles, Calcasieu parish, La, on
Saturday. September A, 1875,
between the hours of ii A. NJ. and 2 F..
NJ, the lumber Schooner "MARY
LEE" with her sails, rigging, tackle,
yawl boat, anchors. chains, and ali
other appurtenanOes, on the following
terms and conditions, to wit: .
The purchaser will be required to
pay one-third of the price of adiudica-
ton in cash on the day Of sale one
third thereof three months from the
day of sale, and one third thereof six
months from the dhy of sale, and to
execute his two promissory notes, each
for one third of theprice of adjudica-
ton, payable to my order for the use Of
the owners of said schooner, respect
lively in three and six months as afore-
saidy bearing eight per cent. per annum
interest from maturity until Paid, with
at least one good and solvent surety IN
SOliC55.
The proceeds of said sale will be APP
piled by me; under said prOcuratiOn, ,,
to the payment of the claims against
said schooner and owners. All creditors,
whose claims have not been presented.
to the captain of said schooner Capt..
Jack Nolson) are hereby notified to pre-
sent their claims to ne, duly sworn to-.
or to George III. Wells, Esq. Attorney
at law, ut Lake Charles, La, at least
three days before said day of sale.
d. Fl. LYONS.
Sheriff of Calcasieu parish, Ia.
Lake Charles, La, August 5, 1875.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

ers away FROM here. The fever is
raging Dc Bagancas. Sixty-hve
cases--seven deaths.
@. III. COOPER, Commandant.
NAVY YAM, PENSACOLA, July rs.
To Hon. Secretary Of the Navy,
Washington, D. G.: Strict quaran-
tine upon Fort Barancas. No COM
munication except through our
quarantine post. The command
inc officers wife is sick. His (the
commanding oficer's) duties pro-
vidirg for the sick are arduous.
The fever is of o very malignant
type. Ladies' and children Of the
post are nearly all down. Please
inform the Secretary Of War.
G.. III. COOPER, Comd't.
Death Of the Editor of the Gal
weston News.
GALVESTON, July 26.-Willard
Richardson, founder and editor-iu-
chief OF the Galveston News, diOd
this morning.
Death OR the Vice President Of
the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
New York, July 26.-George
W. Mumford, Vice President of
the Western Union Telegraph
Company, died in Paris, after a
brief illness.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05
Louisiana.

Ouachita Telegraph, 10th: Mr..
y. w. Scarborough, q planter of
this parish, has handed us a stalk
Of cotton bearing evidence Of a
new enemy to the cotton plant.
The cotton caterpillar eats, as is
generally known, only the foliage.
This stalk has limbs barked, as the
squirrels bark tree, and at all the
intersections Of limbs and branches
q deep incision is made into the
wood, while most Of the leaves are
left undisturbed. The stalk, we
are assured, is a fair specimen
taken from thirty acres where the
worms might Be counted BY the
million. Mr. Scarborough says
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05
To All Taxpayers.

IN CONFORMITY WITH AN ACT
1 of the Legislature of the State of
Louisiana, entitled AN Act to provide,
revenue for the support of the State
government of Louisiana, and the man
ner of collecting the same, approved
March 8, 1869, the undersigned viii
assess the property of the parish Of
Calcasieu, for one month, commencing
from the 1st day of August, and ending
on the LIST day of September, 1875,
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to 70 o'clock NJ,
and from 2 o'clock P. NJ. to 4 o clock P.
NJ, Of each day, at The office of the Re-
cor1ler of the parish of Calcasieu, in the
town of Lake Charles.
d. FL. LYONS, Sheriff,
joan A. SPENCE, Recorder, Calcasieu.
ASA RYAN, Clerk, of
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

We note in last weeks OPe-
lousas Courier a long aud appar-
emily very interesting account of
a late visit to our parish, signed
j. FL. s., which we presume are
the initials Of tEAt veteran dem
ocratic journalist, Joel H. Sandoz,
formerly, and for many years, the
able editor Of the Courier. 1t is
written in French, and we regret
that our very imperfect knowledge
Of that language does not enable
us to translate nor fully under.
stand, the communication. VIII
not tie Courier favor its readers
and Ours with a translation? We
will be pleased 10 copy il.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

By yesterdays mail we received
the mournful Geographic intelIi-
gence that ex-President Andrew
johnson died July 3lst. The
South has lost one of it's abIest
champions and truest friends,
Honor TO his memory, and peace
TO his ashes. President Grant has
ordered all the public Offices Of
Washington to be draped in
mourning, lnd that the War and
Navy Departments pay suitable
honors to the memory of the de,
ceased statesman.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

Washington Gary is in town,
prepared to put down wells and
water coolers, aud to put up light
ming rods. Specimens of his work,
in al its branches, done last year,
may be seen all over town. Those
requiring his services should call
on him at once, at the Lake
House, as bis stay may be short.
AdU.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05
TeIegraphic BFevities.
washington.

WASHINGTON, July 90 The fol-
lowing dispatches have been re-
eaived BY the Secretary Of the
Navy:
NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA. July 26,
TO Hon. Secretary of the Navy,
Washington, d ca Keep strang-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

Don't forget the Sheriff sales,
commencing Saturday. They en-
brace sales of a great variety Of
useful end ornamental goods, wares
aud merchandise. Read The mo-
tees Of sales.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05
Hon. u. w. HoIbrook, of BIZ

Hon. g. w. Holbrook, of Bra
shear, collector of customs for The
TeCho district, and lately Register
Of the U. S. Land Office at New
Orleans, called on as recently,
while on his way to Calcasieu
Pass. He is an efficient officer,
and has many friends in this Sec
ton. he reports magnificent crops
in the Teche country.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN to all persons,
1 indebted to the estate of Ann Ryan,,
deceased, by note or otherwise. to.
come forward and make payment or
other arrangement, within twenty days
from this date.
ALFRED MOSS. Admir-.
Au0lSt z
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. P. M. LEE, (Dentist) having re-
~ turnei to Lake Charles offers his
services to the public. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Can be found MT the Star
Hotel. August 5--3m
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

Rev. r.. II. Fancher will attend
meeting of days at Shiloh
church, near Sugar Town, COM
meucing on the Saturday before
the fourth Sabbath in August.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

The Opeloasas Journal 81 last
week has not one line oi editorial.
Which il il because I" Jackson Is
knocking into pi divers and sun
dry fat bucks ID Calcasieu with his
two hundred dollar Parker breech
loader or n least he Il trying to.
We will know soon. lie bnggel
one hundred aud twenty eight
game birds with that gan il one
day last ycar, mostly scolopor
minor This ii the best days
shooting we ever heard ~, but
Jackson was too modest u men.
ton h ID tho Journal We expect
ID bear n report " from one Of
orr own Parker gums shortly It
j " going of 70 Barnes Greek
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

st. Landry asthe honor Of send
ing to market the first bale of the
growing crop Of cotton in Louis
lana.
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Massachusetts, Tuesday, November 2
Mississippi 49,, Tuesday, November 2
Minnesota. . =. Tuesday, November 2
Missouri. a.. -. Tuesday, November 2
New York. -. -. Tuesday, November 2
NeR Jersey. e.. Tuesday, November 2
Pennsylvania . Tuesday, November 2
Texas. Tuesday, December z
In Kentucky q Governor is to be
elected to succeed Preston H. Les,
lie, a full State ticket, and mem
bers of the Legislature. The State
is democratic by a majority of forty
or fifty thousand.
California elects a Governor in
place of Acting Governor Romu-
lado Pacheco, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, whose term expires in De-
cember, and who was elected on
the ticket with Newton Booth,
elected to the United States Sen
ate. Three tickets are in the field,
the democratic, republican and
independent. California was a
democratic State from 1852 to
1861 inclusive, since which time it
has been chiefly republican. It
elected democratic Governor in
1867, democratic Supreme Judges
in 1869, and an independent Gov
ernor in 1873.
Newton Booth having been
elected to the Senate of the United
States, his office is filed by the
Lieutenant Governor. The indie
pendent party IN California seems
to hold the balance of power at
this time. Local issues enter so
largely into the canvass that it is
not easy to say whether the ma
iority of the voters in California
are now opposed to the Grant adj
ministration DR. not. Whether re-
publicans or democrats are in the
ascendant there it is quite certain
that the great majority OF the peo-
pie favor home rule, low revenue
tariff aud d return to a specie
measure Of values. Aa
In Arkansas there is to be the
form of an election in which a
democratic Legislature is to be
chosen. Tho State is democratic
by majority 30 large that the OPP.
position has no hope nor chance
In Maine the election is fol-
Legislature, the republicans il
that body nov having a majority
Of 54 on joint ballot. The repub,
lican majority il the State in 1874
was / l 1897. Maine has, since 1854
given uniform republican major,
ties ranging from Bis to 81, 1886
She polls more than 10000 votes
Iowa elects a Governor, State
ticket and Legislature. Total vote
over 100000. The State has. beer
uniformly republican since 1852 by
maiorities ranging from 1864 Il
60,039 in 1879. Her last repub.
loan majority was 25,078. Repub,
Leans in her Legislature have q
majority Of 16 on joint ballot. Hel
Congressional delegation is 8 re,
publioans 10 l opposition.
Virginia elects q Legislature
The present Legislature contains
Conservative majority on join
ballot 81 80 votes Her Congress
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05
State Elections This Year.

From the New Orleans Bulletin.
Elections occur this year in sew
enteen States, to wit:
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

Il published Morning and Evening Yearly
subscription IN advance, $l2; halt
Yearly, S6i Quarterly, $3j
Single copies, cents.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-08-05

We we're on BayoU BUeut, IN
Avoyelles parish, a few days ago,
and never saw finer looking crops
anywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-12

each piece stamped with the square and COM
pass and initials of the Lodge. There we're al
So pair OF spurs used by Santa Anna and a
ticket tor Freemasou' s ball, given 10 1867, and
and written on the back OF a playing card La
fayette presented the lodge With one of the KEYS
OF the BaslIle, weighing FIVE pounds. There
we're portraits of Thomas efferson and Of Lord
Fairfax, whose descendants still live in the city.
We were glad to see with the foe old faces that
OF General Warren, Of Bunker Hill fame; also,
portraits OF Lafayette, who seems to be held 10
most atfectionate remembrance It was 10 AL
exandria that Washngton's birthday was first
celebrated.
We returned to the hotel 10 time to prepare
for the festivities Of the evening, which were
to show us that the gayety aud beauty of the
old place are not things of the past. For it
Was to be our good fortune to witness we'd
dug 10 one of the ancestral homes, where gal
liant manhood aud beautiful womauhood we're
to take the old, old VOWS upon them. Two
families OF position, culture and refinement
we're to be united, and for the favored young
couple there were only blessings and good
wishes. ln pleasant part of the city, and sur
rounded by handsome grounds, stood the fam
lily residence of the bride. We we're ushered
up the broad steps and into a spacious hall,
which divided the house and seemed of itself
to speak of hosptable welcome Ooe glimpse
OF the ample ROOMS on either side suggested to
US the corresponding large hesrtedness of the
owners Of this beautiful Virginia home. The
house was decorated with perfect taste autumn
leaves, trailing vines, and the choicest flowers
of garden and conservatory were on the walls
and 10 every available spot. Promptly at the
appointed hour folding doors were drawn, and
the bridal party presented to view iu an ex-
quisitely arranged tableau. The bridal couple
stood at the head Of the room with seven
bridesmaids aud groomsneu at the sides. -
Rarely does one see lovelier bride or more
beautiful group of attendants. The dresses
were oil white silk, with elaborate trimmings of
flowers, aces, and illusion, and long wells fall.
lug gracefully over their shoulders. The brides
maids were from Alexandria, with the excep-
too of an elegant, spirtuelle young girl from
New York and a queeny Baltimore belle. The
good cheer that followed the impressive cere-
mony and the merry dance still later made an
evening that will long live 10 the memories of
those who had the fortune to participate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-12


Reed W a
Sehr NJ b Ruton, Washington, to American
Schr M Dunnock, Washington, to B Hooe
~ Steamship John Gibson, New York, bv PR
Hooe N' W
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk by IA
r, Steamer John W Thompson, Cone river by
Steamer Express, Baltimore, by Jos Broders
Schr Nellie G Payne, Boston, by Hsmnsb;-e
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr B w Hill, Portland, by American Coal
Company. o0S'
schr White Swan, WASHINGTON BY FARaea
Schr Alfred Z Smyrk, Petersburg, by
Hooe ~
Schr Chas b Lawrence, Chsr!estown. Mass
by Agnew A'''
Schrs NJ Rand and q A Ames, from
Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Scbr d Harrington, for this port, sailed
from Baltimore 18th.
Schr 0ce=nus, hence, at Fall River 9Th.
Schr John Bird, hence, at Providence lO.h
ichr Sunlight for Boston, hence, al Vineynr3
Haven 9th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-12
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 70.

I 1t is stated that bill 10 equity has recently
been filed in the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia for the enforcement Of the rights
Of the Freedmen's Savings Bank against the
Young Mems Christian Association of Wash
ington This bill sets forth that on April y,
1871, the Association became indebted to the
bank for 1913 1000, for which promissory note
was given, payable Two years after date, with
seven per cent interest, and to secure the pay
ment of this note deed of trust upon the
building and lot of the Association Was exc
cuted, so that in case default was made 10 the
payment Of the note the property should be
sold and the proceeds applied to that purpose.
The bill charges that this note has long been
due and unpaid, while the interest was paid
only to October /, 1878; that the defendants
have not repaid the money loaned, and that
the validity of the deed of trust is DOW denied
an adverse opinion of COUNSEL having been oh.
tsined This is the statement We find in az
exchange.