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, 1875-06-27
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.

The Illinois Humane Society met at O'clock
Yesterday afternoon in the rooms Of the Society,
corner Of Market and Madison Streets, Preside III
r p. Derickson in the chair. The COMMITTEE
appointed to draft amendments to the Consti
turion reported that the amendments submitted
md discussed at The last meeting had been
incorporated in the Constitution, draft Of
which was submitted. The Constitution was
read, article By article. Tho fourth article Waf
amended by the substitution Of S. tor $40 as the
apnual dues Of active male members. The Con
stitution, ~ thus amended, WAS then adopted.
The new Constitution increased the number OF
Directors from twenly-tour to thirty, and 1t was
proposed that tho six additional should be ladies.
bliss Frances Willard waa nominated aa one, but
declined, owing to her duties in the tem-
peranee movement. President Derickson
suggested that the ladies' should con
motion recess OF ten minutes was taken, during
which tho dozen ladios present held caucaa-
While they were making mp the list President
Der1ckeon introduced to the audience little girl
who Was found about year ago in cellar by
an agent of the Society, and in auch condition
that 1t could not be told whether she was white
or colo.ed. At present she had d home with the
agent Of khe Society, but it would be necessary
for the Society to take some action to provide for
her education and support. Ihe little girl was
pretty child, 4 or 5 Tears Of age, and SEEM
ed bright and Intelligent.
At the expiration OF tbs recess, the following
list OF Directors was submitted: Mesdames Ham,
ilton, Stone, Haywood, Smith, Rober and Law.
Tho following were electBd members OF the E1-
ecutiye Committee: Mesdames Wheeler, Hey
wood Stone and Sharp. Iho President made
Soma remarks upon the increa sing interest taken
by the public in the work Of tho Society, and the
good prospect Of the spread OF similar organiza-
tons through the West, after which the meeting
adjourned.
, 1875-06-27

The Office OF E. G. schimmels, on Canal street
near Monroe, was entered BY thief pisht be-
fore last and SOB in currency stolen.
Two thieves broke into = freisht~csr belonging
to the pittsburg, Fort Wayne j. Chicago Rail
road Company, 1T the Eighteenth street croas-
ing, bctween II md o'clock yesterday afternoon.
aod stole twenty-five three pound packages Of
lard, valued at as. They escaped arrest
Detective Flynn arrested = young WOMAN
ma med Julia Benolt yesterday, on a State war
ract sworn out by Char:es Newbersyr who
charges her With tho theft Of . gold chain val
ued ut $35. The prisoner WAS locked up IN the
Madison Street Station.
"A. Binneneil was arrested on = State war
rant yesterday afternoon, at the instance Of
Henry Gillespie, Wholesale butcher at No. 4
Vest Jackson street, who charges that tho &C.
cused obtaine & $40 worth OF meat from hun aud
gare him check upon q bank where he had no
money.
a man nnmed John Rategan Was brought back
from Yorkyillc, Kendall Coauty, ILL., last even
ing, BY Detective Morgan, and locked up in Cen
trail Station to await hearing on the charge Of
larceny ia stealing horse and buggy belonging
to E. u. Waller. reai-estate agent III this city
The prisoner tried to trade the vehicle of for
another with a lyeryman At yorkYllle, and the
latter Was shrswd enough to suspect him, and
Sheriff Newton, Of that place, arrested him. Tho
stolen property waa valued at about $500.
II the statement Of J. O'Neii ia true, Jotn
Falion ia guilty of robbing him OF $50 in cur
rency. The former arrived here from Dakota,
the land OF gold, yesterday, eu rou1e to the
East, hut intending to make visit here, went TO
No. IS South Canal street, and inquired for fur
niHhed room. He WAS met BY Fallon. .who informed
him that the landIady Wes ahsent bus would
soon return. Being tired from bis long journey,
o'Neil laid down in bed in = room and fell
asleep. He had his wallet in An inside vest
pocket and, when he was awakened with diff
Guilty by friead, he discovered that it Was gone.
He accuaed Failon Of the theft, and caused his
arrest By Detective Flynn. The prisoner is 4
young man Of Il years. and respectfully dressed.
The missing money w.s not found.
, 1875-06-27
THE CITY.


Judge z. Van Buren, is = late arrival as st.
Caro1ne's Court Hotel
Mr. L. c. F. Lotz, accompanied BY his wife,
tour OF the Continent
Col.E- ". hcsby and Mx. C. Greeley xre tho
counsel retained in the johnson case. The mat
tes, it is arranged, will come On the 3oth-
Miss Eva Goodyear, daughter Of the lste G.
B, GOODYEAR, OF this city, ia TO be married to Mr..
Clifford u. Seymour, on the 29th INST, ut the ST.
Csroline's Court Hotel
The temperature 9ac.crda7, "a observed by
Nanasse, oplacian, IS Madison street (TR1BuSE
Bui!ding), WAS =. T. NJ, 50 deg. 10 l., N. IS 3;
12m., 81; 3p. m, 81 IS p. m, 7G.
Charles Greiner wss the name of tho boy
drowned DAY before yesterday in the river at the
foot o6 Webster avenue. He WAS bathing 1T the
time. His parents live on Dom:nick street.
4 carpenter named Seymour Monty, employed
On building at no. IL Warren arenue aoci-
dantally fell from the fourth door to The base
vas ine*antly killed. The body WAS taken 70 his
home, no. i78 West Madison street. HIS age
WIS IS, and be leavas wife and two children.
Maggie MAhoney. girl Is years old. vas bad
II injured shout the forehead At o'clock yea:ei-
Gay alte<1oou by the discharge Of small pistol
loaded with & blank cartridge, and which WAS
fired either by herself OF one Of party Of young
roughs who were loafng about hex home. No. ~
Miller strect at the time. Dr.. Banks attended
her, and said she IL not dangerously hurt.
Peoria will he the scene Of fashionable we'd
ding Wednesday The contracting parties are
Mr. T. J. Shay, the seuicr member OF the tlrsn
OF Shay Il Pearson, Of this city,-A gentleman,
bowever better known in Boston than in Chi
cago, 2nd the youngest daughter Of one OF
~,s. ind trif}Y
, 1875-06-27
WILLIAM WRAT.

On the can Of the Criminal couEt yesterday
morning the following communication was re-
eeived by Hls Honor, Judge Booth, from the jury
IN the case OF the notorious burglar, William
ERy:
We. To undersigned, jurors in < ssss Of Tho State
"a. William WTay. would respectfully ask your Honu7
70 dismiss tho jury, believe ii 10 impossible to
sgsee Gu verdict With tho present Jurors.
The tury ktAnda now did hfteen hours ago, viz
Nina fot burglary, Ald tho balance fur pet laIzrny
J. G. OAk,
A. LKRor,
WILLIAM DuxFHx.
a J. MCDONALD,
= -, FRED Bu1H+
=: G. f. QulxLAx.
OsGAR HxD1ICk.
E. D. CoHxoR
l. : 3oAx 4. nzoVn.
, 1875-06-27
LAKE.


Already the residents Of Lake, particularly
that portion Of the town residing Just south o9
Fifsy-niuth street and east Of Ha1s1ed, in tas
sacrtd neighborhood OF Engsewood sra prspaf
ing Tor the Fourth A meeting OF the people of
the village interested in the celebration was hen
At The brick schoalhonse> Mr.W.N. Smith occupied
the chair, while Mr. C. Knights did duty ~ Seo~
rotary. Committee OF Arrangements was sp-
pointed TO solicis Subscriptions 10. grand aow
England celebration Of the Fourth on July T.
Tho Committee Was composed of twenty gsu~
tlemen, as roIlows: Meests. L. G. Straight. ].
T. Foster, N. pierpont, James A. Blaine. Geor&s
Muiraead, = n: barneE ~ J: Drake !.
c. H. knights, o. Turner Fred 4. Woodbs.5,
VI. N. Smith, c. T. NorthEup, and P. B. Wxnsx.
Subscriptions we're then called for. and tha maoe-
ing immediately produced about Sits. ADJ
iourncd.
THE ARRANGEMENTS.
At the Committee meeting which immedisssiJ
followed The adjournment, the following sub
committee, were appointed. to report Fr7iAy:
On Spen1er-hessrs. Turner, ByEnc, and A:tsaen
On drouipts-llessrs. Foster, Aurhesd, md =. i.
On hrtnana-Messrr. Blaine, doodau, md Y. =.
Smith.
On AMUSEMENT. Byrne, Ksnt, Ba,saA,
On iroapau.ne- -ate.sfr. Straight, Ptsrpont Tsaet,
Woodbury., ind G. Smith. -
. On Observation-Disclosures Chase, D1Ats. I'D J.
o. Inrttatson<-Aeszrs- L ". Beck, Kntsns' nd
Woodbury..
On Mus.c-NesHrs. r. y. Smith, Kent, and Kxh~
rup-
The Committee ef tho Eoar1 # Education 70
whom WIS 1efcrred the mater Of exchanging H.
teen-year bonds for nlnsurea l:.seb edress, r.
ported that they exchanged $2Aouv nor.a MID
Mr. Henry Strong.
The waraut for sc, 500 which was ordersdso
be drawn and depcsited With the Tressurer ~
the use OF the District, has been cashod aoa
money deposited ordered. aud noH 0e
teachers will have their volation muney, aud afe
happy. -
tbs District have been Se-emp:o, cd hn,; Will r"
turn to their usuai Positions uaxt Secteusar-t.
1he exhibition at the S;'uger School 1h12F
day evening was veil E1anAeed, and the pur!a
generally reflected credit Oh their principal ~
James H. Brayion-
The stoc:; lards School savo an exhibition
Thursday sY.a;ny. a21 .cesoa:ca an a.iEn!1:ns
programme W1.-.i was au:G:ssfttly cartied ooA"
TEusIE!5 lUlAus.
Policemen. although In great want. orc nos q
acriy set.iau aa - their relative sta1d:ns ~
hceman Smith I1as res,gned and il ont. Potoe-
maD Jort3an sent . communication lbsenasu
Tindicate himssH. but as there we're ac.Gsu1 ~
charges against him he was inIoz1ued thas In
services were still required. 1no ,esideas on
Wentworth avenue near Fifty-third street.. ~Tss
patzolman, thinking such al individual Soasa
ease their sleep and perna ps &ave their pxopats"
Their communication WAS referred, x:
ME. E. Braaley was appointed, after conaass n9Gss.
able ba1loting. to the position Of tt4tl enEintes
1T the Water Works. ~,
Tne Commissioners reported m The is:.
street IRON School To Ssc"as: a.sns,
eaj.t sn7G9 so. nine On Ne0fHWtN
, 1875-06-27
TIE OTHER SIDE.

To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, June 2G.-Haviug noticed In the
journal Of last evening IN account Of the arrest
Of our firm Tor alleged frauds, We beg leave to
say that the :%.ion Of the man Adams who
made the affidavit on which the warrant was is-
sued discloses what We deem the most dagraut
attempt at bIackmAil and reckless swearing that
has even been attempted, in Chicago or else-
where. Roe Brothers promptly appeared in an
swar to the Charge furnished the necessary
bail, and wiiI be prepared to meet the case when
called We claim perfect defense to the suit,
aud Ill No Ssk # The public Is to reserve i,e do
cision Until such ti1ua 6s the defense can be
heard Roe BRoTuEAs.
, 1875-06-27

man pasuro is tts sans the world oye., and, "a
! whera wa will, We lind much deprsy1ty
! npn sin; and it il far more manly and
| much better policy, to quietly eudnre m
! evil, or Kindly attempt 1ts cure, than to
| 50 prowing through the city in searoh Of
| evils. that proclamation nav be made on the
| wills how infamous it is- Whenever the cause
/ of justice and of right can be subserved By e1-
posing fagrnns acts OF wrong. i. is the duty OF
| start on mission Of prurions curiosity among
| the homes Of the people. to drag into daylishs
any Articles OF fon1 hnen that may happen
taata nrna aouu. 'he p10ln.s1S usnh;. W. etha -.
aud certainly M man Of saIfresnect will desire
To fill 80 meniai and dcspicabIe AZ Office him
eolL.
ine @ wv OF Mn.cn We spea6 is On tue loorease.
o9 seands, - H., aesus ~ .ht hptos a.z ta
world eapiug With wonder afTord;nr fonti for the
vulgar taste OF th> vicious and depraved,
renders it necessary to discover, or invent new
sensatlon , loI tne 'sSne to-fnorrow, 70 sasslY
evii oea on rom haa ~ goras "as'seu tus IN ene
narer. 20 adnrabIy cafcnIate1 to I'M ;ncnjcata
virtue and elevate character by = pure moral
influence. giving healthy tone to public e.nti-
ment, 4na security to our best int>rests, becomes
m agency whose practical effect is to corrupt
tho popular mind and degrade the public taste to
q most ieuobte lei,el
rhe power Of tha press to mold public septi-
mept and give character 10 our city =: home and
CORRESPONDENCE great. A low standard Of taste
and .norsl sentiment in the press mnst ba fol-
10 we'd by the prevalence Of similar taste in the
community, for in thesa days when everybody
reads the naper it is "a impossible to keen its
sont,nents from the people a. it is to prevent
tia mir va brgathe from enterinc our homes.
Clr1zEy.
, 1875-06-27

- LII
ehloAoo, 'uno a. 1'petty ""n11 70 hno"
On whom sunday entefta fta1nfnents hHse q oesoofai-
1ziuE effect. Let me- tell him that they have
! most vital effect on all who aktend them. Ha
| savs {. the best entertainnent ALWAYS wins in
,ns :..-.,I..- 4I .-...
''so eo' s'3o @'en 3oieAS af'a' ".1ea t'0
can vie with the theatres IN producing an enter
tainmcns equal to the 1ntter, they will
he we11 attended, That in tn RAY, thew
nil, .ttract thosa peoo1o fro,o their old hannts
1oo onI'ala-na1i' saooo' anu s1noo oaaaa5 Ina'a-
nae, md they will flock there for the same pur-
nloasura In Ia der,vad from IL u1;harton in
..-- :; .,,;.~. 49,. l;,.,., -. .ss ~,
., "-s =; I s .'.s ~. x.-. ~. =. w. ~ ~
rh;ct is ,rafsxah,a 49,, sa.,,.., .,I ,aa.
=. - Snn..,':. 60 n1.ts1 go Feos.
SIC, or fol'lcslnR ennoaJ neaH1cat rerfor-
uaanca, a1claim most empt :ica1ly that the for
ner s BY all means to be chosen. e,,:' -, ,o.
known to ininre anv ona verv sorionsiv. Int m
tha n,bsr ~ h.d snn pa W
anJ-3s e1Posoo 70 great DANGER that OF con-
tanlinaton with tie vie anu unprincip1ed, .
large percentage of which COMPRISE the specsa~
ara on Il par with opon saloons and hi}lisr3s,alls
Commnn ece'cv ons Tt, h;s hented @ c,.su an
mi d:n.ata diu ~ ha s.1sS u1
not propose 10 dictate now .LAoerty
and bis (dehghtful r class shall spend
their Sabbath 20 long AZ they do
not conflict with the Jaws Of public
~el!afe' Or "has 10 necessarily t1e same "a thing;
t. make wov for the;r ann.e1nanta = T. h;oi
time to interfere wouid snvrcst to III thar.
discourse II ON tbe pn]n.t. ha nav enjoy aneh to
tie foltest extent il, many OF The churches ia
this CITY perhnrs however the tenchinoa of
~. .tes ~ ao'e tuso'gkaus ate ~ sttu.us1aR
compared conn, with tho e'evsting performances ren-
, 1875-06-27

INDIANA AVENUE.
IL a. EdisoF qf The Chfcogs TRIBUNE:
CHICAGO, 1uns za.-Haa tho day sso. n,
, 1875-06-27

Last pear.
}np to July
] II.
National Republican., 1875-06-30
DY B. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner ofSeventh and streets
northwest,

northwest.
rEusTkEs, SALE OF THOSE VALUABLE
DWELLINGS IN THE CITY OF WASTTTNG-
T9N No DIST@RIGT Is @ OF co %G3LuMEiAr ~ "a ,KE0WS
68i MARYLAND AvENTE WEST.
=. By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
ceIycr, vs. samuel 5. Hunt and ot6e+s SeFSg F
bidder. in front OF the premises, on FRIDAY. the
sth day of July. lS75 at 52J O'Clock p. m. parcel
OF land composed Of parts of lots numbered six
tG) and seven, a. IN square numbered 762 begin
betS cen and b streets soTt6, one III foot oni'
and half Qh) inches no. tn of the south line OF
irChes: thence east ninety siV (96) feet: thence
north four C feet thence east four ( feet: thence
81 one hGndred c6y et S the Bscs % bes6
ming, togI ther with the Improvements thereon,
front dW Cling, with back bGIdin ana Wood il ID
on the alley in the rear. This property is known
ALSO.
CLOCK S m the Whole o S; A. R the rec recorsS ds
SG1diTis9n 90 Of original lot three a. In square
consisting ofa story brick building, now used
as carpenter and paint shop. This property is
northwest has % feet front on Street and $ fet
'front.' on Eighth street, and Is known as No. 7l9 II
On the same day, (Fridsy, July Q, 1851 at $50
az, in CAIRO is subdivision Of square numbered
462. with the improvements, consisting, OF q two
the rear This lot IS on Maryland avenue, bstween
Si1 tn and Seventh streets west, fronts 2i feet
the avenue. wi average depth OF about I56
Il ct. and l. known as No. SCI.
Terms OF sale IS to each parcel: One third cash,
one third in twelve months and one third in
twenty four months from day OF sale; the sferred
payments to lie lien on the premises and to 0esr
Interest at eight per cent. A deposit of 500 will
be required Of each purchaser At time OF sale. AL
conyeyAncing at expense OF purchaser. II terms
OF sale be not complied with, 81 to any parcel, in
seven days from day OF SAFE that parcel Will be
Sc at the risk ami cost Of the defaulting pur-
XUGUsTTs s, ToRTHINGrON, }rru,tees.
je2s - J. T. COLDwELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1875-06-30

TlHIs IS To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia, holding special
term, letters Of administration on the personal
estate OF d. W. BARRY, late OF District
or Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned 70 ex-
hfbit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the I'd day Of June
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benent OF the said estate.
KATE BARRY,
je23-W3WS Administrative.
National Republican., 1875-06-30
DYJ.T. wORMLEY,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
I5ll Pennsylvania avenue.

- Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer,
I5ll Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IAIPROVED
PROPERTY, FRONTING ONE HUNDEED
AND FOkTY-EIGHT FEET SEVEN INCHES
ON YIEGINIA AVENUE AND NINETY
sewn fEET ON SOUTH d STREET, NEAR
The G. RNER OF SEVENTH STREET WEST,
AT AUCT ON.
By virtue Of deed of trust to Daniel L. Eaton,
dated February 7. A. ID. ISL. and duly recorded in
Liber No. GS7, OIo 49, of the land Is for
Washington county, IN the District Of COlUm MA,
and under q Cecree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of COluHbia. in Equity cause No. 1861.
docket Is, viii sell at public auction, in front OF
the prI mises, on MOSD AY. July Il, 1875, at s
O'Clock D. m the following de- cribed estate,
situate In the city of Washington, District Of Co
lImbia, to wit: Lot lettered "T'' in the subdIvi-
sion Of square numbered 464, as the same Is duly
recorded in the Surveyors office Of me city OF
Washington, D, G., in Liber 3 OF the Book Of
Subdivisions, folio l52.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in siI.
twelve and eighteen months, for which notes OF
the purchaser bearnk interest at ten per cent.
annum from the day OF sale and secured by deed
OF trust the pro- rty sold must be given. A
deposit of $40 viii be requir Of the purchaser at
time OF sale. All conveyancing at expense OF pur-
chaser. II terms Of sale are not complied with in
i've days the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property At the risk aud cost Of the defautlng
chaser. GEO. W. STlCkNEY, Trustee.
jes5-dEds 1T wORMLEY, AuctIonear.
National Republican., 1875-06-30
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NEW
YORK AYEN D E. BETWEEN EOIRTH ANl

FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust from Daniel W.
Mar in and wife, bearing date the first day OF
april, A. ID. 1873, and recorded in Libtr No. us,
folio l35, one OF the land records Of Washington
county, ID. c., and upon the request Of A G. Rich
ards, James A. hcOevitt and A. -. V. Burr, trus-
tees OF the Eagle Company, "a joint stock sOcla-
tlon, of the city of WaShingtOn, ID. c., will
pose for sale st public anctiOn, in front Of the
premises, on TUESDAY, July I3, A. d. 1875, at
O'Clock p. M. all that parcel and premises lying
and situated In ssid city Of Washin gton and known
as lot numbered thirty-three, (5,) and improve
meRts. of White, Csrusi and Mattingly, assignees
ofJames G. Mayor, subdivision Of lots In square
north OF square nve hundred and fifteen, (nOrth of
SIS )ss said subdivision Is recorded in Lber g. b.,
folio 3eO In the surveyors Office for said city OF
Washington.
Terms Of sale: Five hundred CszOOl dollars cash,
or which 800 will be required down at time sale;
balance in IN 1nthly installments OF twenty-five
Ce5) dollars pe- month, with Interest, and deed OF
tIust taken to secure deferred payments. Terms Of
sale to be complied with within i've days from daV
of SALE otherwise the trustee reserves the right 10
resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser, by giyirg one weeks notice Of resale by
advertising in some Newspaper published in said
city. All conyeyancing, &c. at eos Of purchaser.
ieI9-sSds THOMAS DOWTfHG k1ctio5eeS'
National Republican., 1875-06-30
LEGAL.

~ONIOO@ON~NI~0O>N|SOO |SOO.O-N.%DNN~NN~NNN
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
u subscriber has oNtained from the Supreme
Court of the lstriet Of Coluu bia holding Special
Term, letters OF administration on the personal
tate of GEORGE X. EDWARDS late Of District Of Co
lumbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of June
next; they may otherwise by law be eXclu1ed from
all beneft of the said estate.
Given under my hand. this 18th dav OF June,
1s75. CUNRAO D. EDWARDS,
1 jel6- W3w" Administrator.
National Republican., 1875-06-30
DY b. H. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and ITS. n, W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT On A STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH
v A "a
DY DUNCANRON BROS.

DY DUNCANS0N BROS,
ID Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
HoutheAs corner of Eiath and streets northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF CodFoRTBLE FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT 0NTWENTY-
STREETS, NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated the 18th day OF
August 1870, and recorded In Ll6er No. 6n, folio
445 one OF the land records OF Washington County,
the District OF Columbia, and by the request OF
the parties secured thereby, the undersigned will
sell fn front Of the premises, by public auction,
on FRIDAY, the I'd day Of July, A. ID. 1875, at
O'Clock p m, all that piece and parcel OF groun
in the said city and District. and known as lot
numbered twenty-seven ca, Of W nlett,s recorded
subdivision Of lots mum bered hfteSn, (5D
sixteen, u6.l and seventeen, u!,l IN square NUM-
bered dthirtYseyen f6, together with the Improve
ments thereon, consisting OF two-story frame
Terms Of sale One third OF the purchase money
cash. the balance In notes OF six snd twelve Onths
at per cent. interest, to be secu ed by deed OF
ust on the property; 500 to be paid down At time
OF sale; all conveyanring, &c, At cost OF pur-
chaser. Ifthe terms OF sSis are not complied With
within 10 days from day ofsAc the Trustees
the right 10 sell the property AZ the risk an cost
Of the defaultinE upon giving one weeks
public notice OF such resale.
FRFD. W. JOHES, Tr,.,a.s
JOSEPH r. EDISON,
DUHCAHSON BROS.
je16-WFM&ds Auctioneers.
National Republican., 1875-06-30
DT b. H. WARNER.
- Zeal Estate Broker and Auctfoaeer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts., NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL RESI-
DENCE AND GROUNDS ON BOUNDARY

DENCE AND GROUNDS ON BOUNDARY
By virtue of desd of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
and my self, dat ], A. d. 1872 duly recorded
in LIber 6SS, fooSSa, one Of the land records for
the District Of Columbia, and at the request the
party secured thereby shall sell at public auction,
In front of the premises, on THURSDAY, Julys,
1875, at 6o'clock p. m, all those certain pieces
PARCELS of gIOund Iituate in the county Of Wash
ingtOn, ID. O., one Of said pieces being q pJrtiOn
of the trsct called 'JamaIca ami being described
in certain deed recorded in Liber W. B., No. 81,
folio S05 eL seq.. one of ths land records Of said
county and TIE ther OF said pieces being described
in deed ried in LibGr J. A. e. No, ., folio
lS2 ct seq one of the land records aforesaid, the
said two pieces containing slsvsn AE1-O one half
acres OF land, more or less, tOgetbe- with the
improve ments consisting of beautiful residence,
with all the necessary out houses, shrub5ery,
&C., &c.
TCrms: One foarth OF the purchase money in
cssh; balance in one, two and three years, With
interest at seven per cent. per annum from day of
sale, secured by u deed Of trust on the property
sold. deposit of 500 will be required OftBe pur-
chaser at time of sale. All conveyancIng AZ pur-
chaser's cost. If terms of sale are not compiled
with in ten dsyE, the trustee reserves the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de
faulting purchaser after five days afyertI ement.
GEORGE W. STICkNEY.
Surviving Trustee.
j. T. COLDWELL,
I'D Ia