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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
U.fITING FOR ITS MASTER.
The Black Dog TINT has Haunted the Charred
Portals OF the brooklyn Theatre.

4 black mongrcl eur was left outside the
doors 81 tho Brooklyn Theatre on the night Of
Dee. 5. 1876. by It's owner. In the terrible iiie
Of that night the master was among the dead
The dog was driven from the spot by the thou
sands that hung about the ruins for days after
ward. and il was not until the scene was desert
ed that 1t was able to keep the position It sought
near the spot whore its master had left IT, Day
after day il kept close TO the entrance By which
the owner had passed into the theatre, At length
the police officers Of the Washington street sta
ton. attracted by the dogs faithful watching.
began 10 care for the animal. and taught II 10
make a home # the narrow court yard in front
u Re police state and almost ut the threshold
~ the theatre. While the dog never seemed 70
lose H. memory OF ls master. il rapidly formed
IN attachment Tor the blue-coated inmates Of
the station house. and learned TO distinguish
the officers of that precinct from those OF any
other. When the platoOns were mustered in
the morning. in the evening, and ut midnight.
Nlg, ~ the dog wis chrstrned because of
is color would hurry eagerly Ia the door and
rs the men marched out would bark and frisk
ut the head of the line, and then run of with
the officers 10 their posts, usually returning 10
the police station with the roundsman.
No ono ever identified the dog. and II has
never been ascertaned when OF the three hum
dr"d victims 81 the fire was lts owner; Mr..
LARRY LEAN; the private secretary Of Messrs.
Kingsley & Keeney, the principal owners Of tho
theatre. purchased a nickel, plated collar for it,
" Brooklyn Theatre Dog, Dec. 8, 1916"
The dog continued to stay around the police
station and the theatre Tor some time, attracting
attention by ts strange ways. After while II
was not So kindly treated and il began to alb
sent itself from It's old haunt ono day it came
t. the thoatre entrance with its collar missing.
il mu2zls On. and bearing other evidences OF
having been in serious trouble. IL whined
around the ruined front Of tho theatre for "a
time, and then wandered away. II has not been
seen since.
If it had not heen Il worthless. good-ior-
nothing dog said Sergeant Dyer. tho veteran
poll ,e officer, We would have given II "A good
hone, but ii was miserable cur and We drove
II on
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SLEEPING car rENrIL.irIoM
Whit n United state. surgeon suggests ne 10
Securing Purer Air.

DR. Rudolph Toussky Of this city recently
travelled to Omaha in the capacity Of United
Statos medical officer for detachment OF troops
Of the Fourth Infantry from Fort Columbus.
On his return he sent to the Board Of Health
paper on the inefficient ventilation Of the Pull
man. Woodruff. ana Wagner sleeping cars. The
document is not drawn in the form ola complaint.
but l. simply suggestion prompted 10y his own
experience and that If many Of his fellow tray
cllers. The paper advises the board waving
the question Of jurisdiction. to call the attention
Of the railroad authorities to this matter. The
vcntlators, il is claimed. are too small. and are
even closed altogether at night. This is con-
sidered dangerous by many medical men. Ms
people easily become victims to contagious dis
eases when ventilation is defective. and mala-
dies may even be generated in sleeping cars
r9m %eh the pure ar s csFGIHl,S Ser Gn
the Professor II surgery in the University
81 Vienna. tho subject 81 the sleeping ears
came up. and the professor declared
the means Of ventilation wholly inadequate
ihe large nmIiiber Of persons constantly travel.
ling in those cars. The Pullman and other
American cars have, since been adopted on
many Of the roads of Europe. but theyarc never
crowded rs in this country. while the regular
railway carriages are mere coupes CONTAINING
about four persons. The amount 81 mir that
misses through the lungs of q healthy man in
twenty-four hours If 1885, cubic feet. The
spac" Of u sleeping ear il about 400 cubie ieet.
hut with the present system ol Ventilation
SPACE of M least : OlO cubic feet would be re-
quircd for the twenty or thirty persons that are
crowded into each ear. As this is. of course.
ont Of The question. the remedy lies in the
proper ventilation ol the cars already in use. II
should he done in such "A way rs 10 prevent dis
agreeable and dangerous drauEhts, such ns are
often experienced by travellers when in front
Of open windows in railway cars. The ycntila-
tors might loo placed under the seats in such n
Why as h. admit ~ a gentle current Of pure air
through the entire car. II thus were done II far
Tower number 81 passengers would be troubled
with headaches and that exhausted feeling
MilI.l nlMnA- nnmns from aleenlnE IN foul air.
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Attention, Liberntor Ell

To THE Enron OF THE SUN-Sr: saw in
Your last weekly issue what interested me little
gard g. Iiherator Bill.
lie says that he travelled from the head Of the Yeipw
stone river in birch bark can,e IWis % know wher
the birch bark from lie also says that when he
got to Port custer he rugged mp saboat hut he dl not
saN what time lac made when tho river runs .lt uile
an hour Again where Fort custer lie must have
referred ~ POtNp suppose hr managed tugtt euou III
iron out uf old camp kettles To huld Ia, irouelad Tho
Yellowstone river Is frozen over 10 December
Viii mot contradict Mr. Bill hut wish to ask whether
he knows ANY OF mA irrnls as have been on tlc Vel
low stone. ami in an me iuiian country. Lot Nj Lib
orator BIll -uV whether DE kuuas.
Liver Eating Johnson. Mr Hunter. n Dave Car.
rcutrr Dutch Bill Handsome Peat. Hon Country men.
Rod clara. cSShcuH Allen Bhgk. hig Horn cay. MAJOR
Peas. yellow stone krlluy. II Nj Ilhcr4t'r Ban know,
the ahuVr wis. 10 make his acquaintance suu
~ possible Whereas have been there The last n,e
sud heard ~ lihrrAtor hi Pleas inform
MIR Blll Co dTcct o"t A, ga care Oi joan AispAch,
OlD an Beach. Monmouth county y. J. L
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On the night of Sept. ~ last tho unoccupied
store Of Andrew Line. IN Manor town OF R.yerhead
Long Island, burned Tile Home Insurance Com
pany paid the policy of 500 On the building ant then
began investigation ON Information thus obtained DE-
,eph Downs sied FRIDAY week
Downs has been much IN the company OF a woman
named MaVar. King and she was also arrested In the
jail she nyerrcd that Downs ct the store on nre ON last
Monday Downs confessed 10 Justice Perkins. IN RIVER.
head that ke fred the building lie added that the
ownr Mr.. Lane. gave HIM $50 to do IT. Lane was ar
rested on Friday. lie waived examination and gave
tail County Treasurer NcNins AMI other well known tiu
Itns being his bundsmen Mr. Lane ayers that II Is an
outrase 10 arrest Linn ON the word ut such man as
Downs Downs IL brother of the two men who are now
iuluves Tor hrns James NJ llalseys store, III Bridge
hampton, two year, ago.
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a Cheap Disinfectnnt.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-SH; In nearly
80 houses In Boston where there had been OF
dphiheria 1t was found that IN every there lie
rangemcut In the waste wipes connecting with the
Tie cheapest aud most effective disinicctaut ami &c
oiorizer for PURIFYING anil destroying sewer iou!
air, and the sulphde Of hydrogen and ammonium. zen
Grated IN sewers sinks eesspoos and on board ps'en.
ships-the man Of man, thtal lovers and
clilcuics-isa solution of CHLORIDE N lead
To prepare this solution small scale for use. take
onccgth Of ounce uf nitrate of Lead and dissolve itn
one quart Of huihng water aui dissolve one ounce NJ
pure common salt IN about hNe gallon, of water MIN the
two solutions and when the sediment su sides pour Oh
TIE clear solution and keep in a dcmuoiu for use,
cluth diuWd IN TINS solution AMI hung uJ IN SO X
room or little of It dushed iuto foul SINK viii Instantly
destroy all offensive od0rs by uniting with AMI neutral
Ting them.
The exact equivalent proportion !. 10 grains nitrate
OF lead L. 81 grams common salt But II Is wei ~ have
small excess VI salt Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

William F. Ingerson who assaulted Jimmy"
llaNesin october Last and his wife Mary lnscr,oll
who had separated from him before Justice Murray
ON wednesday last in the Jefferson Market Police Court
lngerso being held in 5000 bail 10 answer for hackcn-
ing ms wles eyes "a SHE was about entenng the house at
a friend in April last Mrs mgcrsuu writes to luk SUS
mat the account of the police court proceedings pub
hsled on Thursday, enormously says That salt Is
pending Tor n divorce between the AMI his wife
turning On tho alleged unlaithulness of Mrs mscrsOl"
An action she says against her husband has Just been
~ her favor
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pended n short while for heastiy drunken
ness" and that he died in 1867 and was buried
In the " old graveyard" He WINS undoubtedly
biographies OF Byron William Girdham IA mem
toned us having boon ono OF the crew OF the
poets yacht and recent print contains the
statement TINT the same nun found retreat in
his old age ID the Stntnn IslRnd Snug Hnrbor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

Hannah Ann Llppncot made n will in 1853
By which her estate was gwen 10 trustees T. be held for
her tire, daughters In 1873 size added codic which
50 changed tie viii that the property devised 10 two Of
the daug hters became theirs absolutely after her death
The vii offered for probate soon after the tosiatxs
death tlemeure Leonard, the daughter Whose inter.
est ~ the estate remains Ast was liked before the codc
Wa, made, objects ~ the probate uf the Will, alleging
mat her mother was Improperly influenced to alter
provisions Before Surrogate Calvin Yesterday the es
NmnnN OF tie witnesses to the signing of the will in rela
uon 10 It's execution was given and then the
sdbouTned TO sAIuTda! next The estate ID valued NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
The Miniature Yacht Race.

Yesterdays storm interfered with the race ot
the American Miniature Yacht Cub ON the Prospect Park
lake At which the clark cup and Two silk penuants were
20 Lave been sailed Tor The race was postponed uuul
Suuo IS The cup. Wlirh il Of SOLID silver lined with
CO.. - ln,cr ucd, rtcs'utd 10 the Am,TicW " "icl
va tt club ~ William CLARK April TO- l-7s The fol.
lnNs arc iu tab psftlu Tie race The Maria.
O. .iHiue Cole, re taulf. cant Bennett. uir illt
it. capt bak"r. the liINs thlt Muuue. the Sadie.
Iep, lei9 the nra, rWt t,neT. nul TIE Jchnuctle,
talf IuuArr The sHurs Atuctt. Cart Rrnshtr. the
tl"d Capt tiatk, tie Ola buulmon. Can't Boneu. the
"a ltthl,fr. capt HrisAt {. ANA the Cummudoru ben,
ISL, capt iuuhpr, are also entered for the race
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Nearly six hundred cabin passenger sailed
ma the steamships Britannia, LhupA, Do. .ii.. an
Mos yesterday hccah,n, Of the Bu'auiI0 f,.'1.''-
h'fa' esricn Among her passengers WDrr hI .
'vDe B-rhcr. senator n q pa,i, emo H.y lt'
neu NJ ha'ue.. Bi'h'p fcrr, k-h Hl X h'I .-t. \.
amt MiliWm A>tnr ami hmiN In thr f'It Ntie
uir li0u Mas sht so. rrW :. II faiAcr."uI 4 .'' lf
Comics fh, iitNtIt carried tbs i.u D Ntt "
anal family The Musel took Nj Wll4u Ilss.f HaA
alu.y AAt D.. Gcog., p Be- scr
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Notwithstanding the rain yesterday, there
'NN lNr SOM ctnons % tle Creodmoor rance u.s.
W. u.s. = A. iHnte NAc club The nrst Mas Tor the
won VI ~ L .'--cn shots At 20 NAris-aui was
~ Nis II Mci.e. ai ~ male core H w F''s'''
49, III, uhuh for the bronze mcdal-ten shots
- yafls-k Day made = score al AZ n',,. ~, ~ -
kgssp" w. sal MAS iss!ss,a Ihs wIuasr WV 81
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The sale of TrottIng IIor.c.

BoRpENTowS. n. j.. June 1.-The well-known
troiung horse Jersey Boy" raJcd In Gloucester county
\. j. has been sold 10 Mr. John McFadden OF Phadel,
$500
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
DIRECTORY FOE ADVERTISERS.

XXHs4KoIoaYi eth col .' ANU OH co.'s
SoXRD AND LODGING wAXrED-2D PAGH-Sth and
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAox-Ist
gys1ssss ePpr9sryS.rIEs-s
cEsks & is fAsrsa s
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Al !. = a. u : II.
~ IBLo's 1ARDLN THEATRE.

Last week Of Miss FANNY LOUISE BUCKINGHAM
and hcr wonderful trained horse. JAmos Melville. On
edncsday Thuriny. Frdsyev nings and saturday Mat
inee viii be presented the highly romantic d. Dis
TURIN - also Miners drarat'zaion OF Lord Byron's
poem. ''MREcppa. the Wild Horse o! iarary -
urday evening Jack sheppard" end "Maxepps." Miss
BuCkl NGiiAM IN the title role.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
A CADEMY uv MUSIC.

A
n GRAND oPERAIiC coNCEgT
AL Mn rI,E or rIsr fns fhL2w ing tEynT gsTp
Under th' patronage Of tho committee appointed ey
r.. FTTIS .%
soeocs, witch occasion shc win be assisted ny tue
'S,:s; safss afAt nSSyaSs
sGsIS Mr. hss9F NJ q "s 'sn0F
rrissso Leader and p,,seio'
programme Of anriys,ad or.ncy viii bo prc.oasse
entire p,Ssss. w DC ds,o,sa 70 The csIsa, M Of Tho
and seats at Dsmouieo' Nos ~ aud "a Broadway It
non q Henry Abbey. Of shs PARK rheaI,e;
%sy BY ss ans s" Of
tho s.snJara fnostro sule,e Floral sLioit In the
flowers viii bc sold ty number OF we'll known
s So ~ t w tie so
WHO have nkswse volunteered tneir scrvlces Ticsc,s
box 0nce Pond. Music store; aaii@sns Iii Sicadwsy
(I,HkSSoENE, 92p sr;; NEAR DnoApwAY .u
10 % sSgiNiT LAbihs Eils iHSa sosfsry fD pHsYfs sxpi
so',E%;%,b E%biSS nyTSILIH SAilSES iiIossb%ss.
(IIrY rnEArgE. 40 AND ~ BowhaY Q.ArE
Sas,d"y " " 'Ssss ,as pHpc., % M seioss Ns. j. .%
-n amy 11s- Popular p.,ees. -
= Tue paCiie arc respectfully informed that
icr Professor
AUGUST WILHELM.
Sho sor,d rs"ose se.a ,sIla,i, wi gI.s "a, drss
on fiiG fiiSsspsY IGvvssSISG. seS,s%"se Ss%,s ao
r,IiE 0RlNNELI.s IN JACKS FAREWELL TO
l. FOLLY At MATfNEb, HAfMARkEf rHEArRr,
IHIs ArrERNOON
NEkMANIA 1iiEATkE-
10 SiGnr. boar UKD; siTiiiiDf.
nos anee cp' mo% sis 10 = S'soeg % asliy ''" '
MgmrnY a MAok-heiS,s AurOCRAr:. AT MATT.
uNkE, hAYMAnkEr THEATRE. This AFTEn-
NUN. Al O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
PRICE THREE CENTS
AMUsEMs &c Srs.


CrAYDARD THEATRE. B!.oADwAr AsDT $50 sr.
SwiLLfAM Hi.NDEKsos 49,. ..Proprlstor ana Manager
Last nisa'' Of the o,..s a.sls''"s vEsnDiSf pjisff
Saturday evening" september 81 production Of Frederick
o'Arh'' '01'-Ae' COMEDY FALSE si'sIs TITLE.
% ;' .. ae @ @ s q @rEs vnabc s
OF the rehessais Of thsnev
play. sale OF ssats now progressing.
DOOTf'S THEATRE THIhD WEEK
DJAKRErr Lessees aud Managers
TREMENDOUS HOUSES AND ABUNDANT SUCCESS.
oENEvIEvE WARDS HOME TRIUMPH
Americas indorsemsnt OF British verdict
! Miss WARD. by reason OF its psiOsbis
POSITIVELY popular success. viii continue her rs-
markabie impersonasson OF JANR
LAST WEEK snoeg. tho title character of wills
rirsly new and powsrfai historical do
of nestle play. EVERY NIGHT and SAT.
URDAY MATINEE Of the prosens week.
JANE SHORE. Box office open daily continuously
from 8 A. NJ tolor.M.
NEXT MONDAY EVENING. SEPT. %. 1873.
first spectacular production
In America OF shakesp,aso's grand TRAGEDY
"nENRY YE LIGHT"
Miss GENEvIEvE WARD al QUEEN KArHARIsR
supported by an immense tho pecs produced
such scale OF grandeur that tho magnificent psnoply Of
HENRY v. and the Assyrian splendor Of sARDANAPA.
LUIS will be tar surpassed
TUE SALE OF SEATS
viii be bcgun on tn UisDAY nsxt ss e box once prin
sp1 hoSs pcnss music stare linton 1sd .s any
RoofI's THEATRE LADIES' MATINEE
DJAREErT 4 PALMEE..... ......Issses and AAnsgers
AA'""o''D4" ExrESTAISaENf D
TIE WOMEN IF TE 'AS GREAT o.
BENEFIT OF THE YELLOW FEVER RBLlEY YUSn
All taking part voluntoersl'i
xrxr rnDIs ahs VI,
tho ssa ani
...rhe entire famous NINTH REGIMENT BAND. d.
DOWNING leader WI play three pieces In overture.
iG's mkkSD" .Dsa-'' ''''s''' anu ''-A' 'A
FIRsr,Ihe popular so.ed..n;: IIAnRIGAN IAN AN AND HART.
ST. ss1iSai D s best
yiRyk%ARHp The S%s'esa T..ssd,onns. e.: =. LADY
osgrs5 oy yHE hlcS, &, s1 .s
%:s q n
tries that took part in ths Crimo~n War.
1s 5Ssf ths S''s
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT ~ RUSALlND, sup
poi by tho entiro Davenport Combin alton.
SIXTlI-Act of tho 'NEW FRITZ" IN which Mr. JOS.
X. EMMEr will assume his iavortte character. vita
many popular songs
SEVENTH Recitation by Mr. GEORGE vANDRNHoPF.
the distinguished shakespo arnn scholar and el0co
Zionist.
EI0HTH-Messrs BIRcn and BACKUS. OF the SAN
FRANCISCO NJ NSTREL5. ~ TIKI BURNT CORK
TRAGEDIANS"
NINrH-Mr FRANK BuSH Of tho St. James Thea-
tire, in his inmitable dialect characters.
TENTH-1ho Irish comedians. McssrA SCANLAE an1
CRONlN of the st. James Theatre, In their most
popular comic piece. THE O'DoNAvANS."
VIII begin ut sharp. Regular sao OF reserved seats
at the box Office yrncp notes. st the several Offices
Of the American District Telegraph Company, f0udt
music store and Kuliuuan's, III broadway.
PRICES.
ALL RESERVED SEATS ....................Si 50
GENER,L ADMIS>lON... ......O ONE DOIIAAB
Messrs. JARRETT 4 PALMER will tura the gross
receipts Appointed by Mayor ELY Every
body TO BOOTHS THE >riiE has volunteered.
LNiFrH AVENUE ThEArRE.
II i.rsae eaa mn Mans
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

loKsLs AND uAkEIA1Esii
5TS issff,Ss u fA1f S$HSIA + M
fiSS, rSSs:S;S%sG$a9~, HnSksSaT!, sktTG%aEs q
So, = IRvIs9 rLAcE, TiE v%WiSLI IIE PE9i
Fesn III sohb r hSb bkR WILL BE
o a poY @ s"G 1 rsns 3D. s'S y
Mamerino paelsn ,he are .. Lady stout record o. s
warner sseoni dam by aedoc ,hira dam by Tanspors
s saT ssy s by ss' s ss ' ds% ~ oil IS b
can s,w u unocr watch on track lie is q. ape driver
old: got by MSmorinc Champion sou oi aamSno Csisi
rst dam BY Aiexaniers Edwin Forrest. second dam by
is 10 troter aud can trot -. heats any
morse mv'hs: ana warran'.a a soa"u 70, ~ anu nna
riI6i ana DARkSkss Siss "r saV
b. Clay E.a Keniusty and three-annrier ihoraaa..
~ers osn Ssa 40 TO- fo .
uo 80 single. aud warans,d sound aud kind; viii DO
hay. Tse.tias Mare NARY A WHITNEY. isx band.
Ssae:y Bs'se, y 3; Henry Ss.. ss,s
sound and kind nd,v,,.,v v,,<,
Ios Abdalah Chief dam tho famous rosting mare Lady
ss.'S% ey % aa h ss as.a sp %-. %
hand. % % sss,. S' oiS .aisod At esinso% ky .ssd y
Aoion, d.l, 1y Denmark no !. nncly built with great
bottom and enduranco he can trot all his heats
than 80 AID can pace three heat. inside OF zo be
10 aud kind.
Carriages consist OF Victor,a, Pony Pbscton, top
ROAD Wagon, sleigh. single and Double Harness. B"n
kcts, Roles, nc.
n. B-1hs above stuck all strictly first class and
wci worthy the a..enon OF gentlemen Ia was Of Of
the above. owner veil Hnown turf past
wears has always had tho reputation OF driving
horses the road, considered -
connos,eurs o horses In tho state They win be
hi hest biudcr. without aby limit Whatever.
FULL WAktANrEE GIVEN WITH EACH HORSE
AND AMPLE TIME ALLOWED FOX EXAMINATION
AND TRIAL or SPEED, ENDUkANCk AND GENTLE.
MSS
SHARP.
TTANDSOME VERMONT MORGAN Uonst wEIaIy
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

HANDSOME VERMONT MORGAN HORSE. WEIGHT
IL $50; elegant under saddle stylish driver sound,
knu gentle handsome light Carriage seats uur
top improved brewster buggy. hns harness. hand
pair coal black Russian bear obss ertiand ut
ter ~ East 18th 81, near Brondvsy.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

I ALF VALUE FOn AN kLEUANr, NEARLY Nbw,
1sido bar top buggy. Pfvats stio. l72 Mscdougs ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-01
y 0al aDhN tiarmcnts.
Notice Of Assignfe's Sale.
In the matter OF
Henry T.. Morton, In BQnkruptcy
RpnEvu,,t

Henry 4. Morton, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
DURSUANT to an order of the United States
l. District Coutt for the Druict OF Maine, and
in accordance with the ro,isions of he Revised
statutts Of The United states title bankruptcy, and
the general orders hereunder, shalt sell at public
auction, on saturday, the tr=t dav fJune ISIS at
2ocloch IN The aittI noon, ai Charlie, A. Wings
store in Winthrop, he following real snd person
al estate and rights aud credits belonging TO said
hankrI pit at the date of he fling OF the peitlon i'm
bankruptcy against him, to wiz:
His equity of redemption IN md to the parcel Of
lands and buildings thereon In Witthrop, bounded
on the touth and west by land of Lloyd Thomas,
and on the e,st and north by the highways passing
the same, being the place known as he Lord place
and upon which said Morton now lives. Also in and
10 another parcel of land in said Wiuthrop bound
e" on tne south ny Ian OF Ihos, {. Wood, on the
east and north bv land If Lloyd Thomas. and on
the west hN the highway passing the same, con
tanning bout two acres and known as the Becbe
Orchard both parcels being subject TO "A mortgage
given by sai Morton 10 Flavius j Page in March
1879, ou winch i nov due about $is0 OU, aud sub
Ject 10 allnnpald taxes.
Also his equity OF REDEMPTION in ana to lot of
land and buildings thereon, IN Winthrop yillr ge.
bounded on the north by the county Rad leading
through winthrop vlllsga, on the east and sogth
by land of Chas. A. Wing, AMI on the west by land
OF Albert >turievant, being the premises new oc.
cupied by said Morton Tor a boot an shoe shop
subject To Il mortgage given by said Morton to
Joshua Wing, Jnly B. l>70. on which Is now due
about $500 co. and subject 10 all unpaid ,a>es ;
tofecl ,sure having been commenced on said m irt
gage, and saii premises beng in possession OF the
MORTGAGE.
Also Que tn ana cHAlu anu Masonic pm, |
riding wagon sleigh, pung, | wh,elbarrow, /
culiisa,or, hay cutter, IN pycls hoe. | rake,
fork.
Also note against Henry Boariman for sG62 90
against >telhe Dyer Tor sitjO4. | against Lu-
ther whitman for Sllo.'s, against +. h Bonney
for $50 against Charles Lowell tor sl3 -,
against Sias f. webb for - i0 against VI. c.
Waugh for $40 81, az inst y. S. for Sl7 90.
Ais" one execution against Henry I. Dudley
for alb Jut 5000 in hands of l.. r. Carleton, and
supposed 20 be subject TO AttorNey's lien tor costs
. Also the bankrupt interest in pa,d up lite IL
suranee pocy on bis life for about : M0. 90 in the
New York Lille lns. Co., payable to his VIE and
TO him after term OF ears.
Also lot OF boots shoes, hats, trunks and other
stock valued IN bsukrupps schedules ut $3.50
and now stored at Win hrop.
Meaning TO self only such Interests in said real
estate, and said rights and credits as the said
bankrupt had aud as were conveyed TO me as h-
Assisnee-ihe same being sold subject to all legal
and equitable rights OF all other persons.
Portland, NAV II, 1875.
GRANVILLE c. TYLER, Assignee.
Estate of Henry e. Morton, Bankrupt.
IN ls-k ia