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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31

Lot of Land on the corner of State and Green
Streets in Augusta, containing one and oHe.fourth
acres, two hundred and thirty feet on State, and
one hundred and forty on Green st. Terms Cas- b.
Julyo-ttd g. C. VOSE, lj7 Water st.
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seemed to hayo changed his tactics, and now
wanted to- give the people four months NOTICE
Of thu repeal The country wGsnot in coiul-
ton to stand that sort Of thing Nothing 30 dis
arranged business as uncertaiQty.
Mr. Whytc dem, Ind was Tor absolute ana
immediate repeal In 1873 the. people came TO
Congress asking for bread and they were gwen
Il stone Instead Of repeating the law, Congress
turned its ear toward certain creditors, ana
made the law more obnoxious than over.
the Banlrupt law passed In 1873 ana l6fA was
concession to the debtor.
Mr. Whyte-A concession to the rascally
debtor. hut not to the honest one.
lection of the senate amendments and the pas
sage Of the bill after agreeing TO the House
amendments. which he thought perfected 1t.
BY letters. 10y telegrams and by consultations
with the people OF his state during the past
week. he had found u general feeling. among
both debtors and creditors Ia favor OF the Inn
mediate repeal of the law.
Mr. Matthews rep. Onto said that the friends
OF Immediate repeal had not given sufficient
reason for their zeal Ia this mattor. He had no
personal and political friends should he sup
port IL. but he could not do 40, since immediate
reynal. would impair contract obligations.
Mr. Whytc asked II the passage OF the Bank
rupt law itself was not retroactive; had II not
operated on former contracts
Mr. Matthews said that IL had. and that II was
wrong. He had received n Ser that morning
from n friend IN Indiana denOuncing him for
his support Of the Bankrupt law. and saying no
one wanted II in existence except thieves That
his own corNiciiOns.
Mr. Thurman urged the Senate to remain in
session and finish the bin.
Mr.. Maxcy DEM Tex began q speech in
and passing the bill, hut yielded FOR motion TO
adjourn.
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Mr. Booth (Rep- Cali presented Joint res
olutons Of the California Legislature favorng
the passage of Il law providing for the lapse II
at least ny, months between tho day fixed for
choosing electors and the day fixed for
the casting Of their votes FOR President Re-
torred.
Mr.. Davis Ind, Ill) called up the Senate bill
10 provide Tor the distribution Of the Mexican
awards. An amendment reported hy the Com
mlttee on the Judiciary providing that the
awards made in the case Of Benjamin We'll. and
that Of La Ahra silver Mining Company shall
not 10 paid within six months, during which
them. led TO long discus-ion.
things in regard 10 thrs" claims which the sen
lie lie moyedthat the door, ho closed. Agreed T..
At O'Clock tl" doors We're rroprned, tho
hWnendmcnt adoptgi. qnd III" hlll passed; r,
dim Approprintion bin and Mr.. Ionr's amend
mont, offered yesterday. wac tahed-}eA7 81.
nays lG. An amondnent authorizing Hayes.
81 his discretion and with the consent Of the
Indians to divert the several appropriations
made Tor millers blacksmiths engineers. ana
other employees except ten here on the reser-
Nations and also u eHpprpprlatlQ ns Tor various
supplies for the Indians. to other uses. was
Mr. Allison rep. la submitted nm amend
ment providing TINT no purchase of supplies eN-
~ ,nn't "tnnS nm" Wi'nou. hHN'IlsN il"h.
eNcept IN rase - emergency, when purchases
Il"1 " HihilN IN open llulhet not tActel lDk
f3OOO ia value Agreed 10.
The, bill was reported o. the Senate and
Mr., Ferry Rep NIchl. from the conference
committee or tho hllltO regulate thnulNrrt.s NJ
Of mail lettings. submitted a report and said ne
principal dilrr'ur between the two Houses
was in regard to the udvrrtsiuu rates in news
papers. now regulated hy t' old laws of 1853
allowing forty cents per folio. NOT ruflrirnt
compensation. The Senate amendment WIS 10
provide for IN" payment of commercial rates
Tor Government ADVERTISING. As the nmrui-
mont was agreed upon in conferences. IL 1Nnd
The rates to be paid for advertising Tor the Post
ONCE Department only ON commercial husIs.
Tho report was agreed 10 and the bill passed.
Mr.. Dorsey OKrp.. Ark gave notice that he
would call W the Post ON 'r Appropriation bin
on Monday next; and Mr., Ferry sAid that, MS
roon ~ the bill 10 repeal the Bankrupt law
should be disposed ot no would call up the bill
tOrrpeal the Resumption act.
The Senate took NJ the bill 10 repeal the Bank
ruut law
Mr. Thurman Dem, Oho) referring to his
amendment providing that the repeal shall TAX
tnrfl on the let Ot September next, SAID he had
tubmll"d II NJ q COMPROMISE between those
th3lhhg Jan. /, 1879 the time now named IN
~ ~ nlli ana hose iu iNur Of the repeal tHkin..
49, ulon m" passage Of the nt. Should his
tnn., l.ehl 1e d"l 'at"d. he would then move 10
HSuit aug J.. 1879 Some consideration was
~ ~ MN Who were indebted. and Congress
opcu ho' IN hot haste put an end 10 this law al
MI Beck Dom, KY said that Mr.. Thurman
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On. Day More In New York.

Yesterday morning Albert c. Moore" who ia
suspected Of the robbers oi the bank IN
port Mass received Justice lratts order vacauns "
order ~ arrest ly which he was confined 80 Ludlow
street all Before he coui PACK hs things ne wAs held
on 10 rc9m~uun nom ne ""Nefnot oi Masnchu~'ls
that hni lctu granted hN Gov. Robinson Moore had
bou.lt II /. alleged house in South BROOKLYN with
uart Of the s2a 90 sto "a from the tAmhrigep0rt Bank
and was living there quietly until tracked 10y N. de
tcci'rs Cashier SNOW 81 the Cant riscport ihk at
taChtd the property and order ot Moore
was IN the bank ST the tins of the robbery Knowing
ua the order Of would De- vacated. word was tel,
era he'd 60 ,ton Arcquisiuon wa, taken amt the de-
trrflte arrived m Albany nu MNdnt slaN nlAht Gov.
Robinson granted H. and the detective took the mil
night train Tor N.w York Under sheriff tumin was
informed that tht detective would he Ia New York with
the warrant AMI Justice lrau. order to yalAe the
u I WI. not answered immediately M'hnwl ue Gen Il
Tracy Moore lawyer. procured writ OF habeas cor
pus from judge pouohue hurried to Ludlow sire, AL.
and rived ~ iu-t before Moore 10 Dee taken 10 the
Grand central DEPOT tr Boston 1t is returuate tins
morning before judge Dunuhue.
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roUyGsyILLE's TRAGEDY.
uew August Gressier Killed hts Wife and
IIimseif-The Murderer's VIII.

M1DDLETowN. N Y, May 9.-The Coro-
nor's investigation into the mysterious Gress-
Ter murder near Youngsvllc. Sullivan county.
brings to light the details Of n most shocking
domestic tragedy. August Gresslcr and his
wife were old German settlers in the town.
They had until recently lived pcaceably to-
gcther. and had raised large and respectable
family. Some weeks ago Grcsslcr imagined
that his wife was unfnithful to him. Domestic
chickering's arose. The husband wentto live in
n tenement on his farm. the wife remaining at
the homestead. A few days ago young son Of
the couple who had been staying with his
father at the tenement aMoke IN the morning
house where his mother was living and found
her dead and mutllated body lying on hor bod
room noor Mat hHr wRs noayy cu9 ~ ha an
Of his father. BY his side lay n large pistol
Mrs. dressler's room, was stained with blood on
the noor and walls. Her skull had hecn crushed
with the club. and her face and body were
frighuully pounded; In her left breast was a
pistol ball wound She was in her night clothes
The husband had his clothing on. There was
no blood ON his outer garmepts. hut his night
clothes were saturated. He had evidently killed
his wife while he was undresscd. Before XIII;
ing himself be had put ON his clothes md sat
down at a table and drawn his will W. follows:
In the name Of God Almighty lhcqueath pair q oxen;
wam S 9s 'WSin Wines my ha%d% i1' ' al"
n s E A Ra re a n ~S o si pay ' our n' ae St
p,n-c, aud the hni shall be sod IN The fail Frank
Arorsr Gr,sstrR
Gresslcr shot himself in the stomach. the ball
passing upward and lodging in the left lung.
II was ELECTED az the CorOners investigation
that for seven weeks past Gressler had been
treating his wife in the most brutal manner.
Among hi crueties he compelled her TO leave
her house AMI remain for days and nights in
the pig pen and other outhouses: Tho trustees
Of the Ioungsviie Cemetery refused To permit
Gressler's remains to be buried in the cemetery.
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WHERE COMMUNISTS ARE SCARCE
In the shenandoah Coal Regions. which has
been Herorted Alive with Them.

SHENANDOAH. May 7.-Despatches to the
Philadelphia and New York newspapers. re-
porting tina, the coal regions are alive with the
cd-handed Commune. and that the authorities
are preparing 10 resist the shedding Of human
blood. are mere canards and have no founda-
tion in truth The other day despatch was
sent out from Tamuqua. Schuylkill county. 10
the cflec, that there was q Communistic orgnni-
cation I'm this rcgton. and that there were at
least 900 members in Shenandoah alone.
The same despatch charged the new society
with attempting 10 ourtrut the track " the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad NJ different
points along the line. II the railroad tracks
were ohstruct"d II has been kept very
quiet, as 10 one except the author Of
tho story pvor heard Of II. There are
not n thoua and Communists In Shenandoah be-
cause there ARE hardly that number Of men in
the borough and there il not a man here much
less an organization. that believes In the COM
uistic theories. There are. however. in near
" all the coal towns secret labor organizations,
which already embrace a large membership,
and which are RAPIDLY decreasing. Tho object OF
these organizations Il thcelevation ot the work
iugmcn. and report saws that the societies pro-
pose To- obtain that end by influencing egsla-
ton. That they are not Communists in their
tendencies il certain, since a large proportion
81 the mining population are property holders.
Half "A million dollars worth OF property in this
town alone IT, owned hy miners. The same II
true OF the other coal towns AMI Commuuistic
theories never have Obtained "A foothOld in the
coal region. II is these labor organization
which the excited imagl nation OF the alhrmiSis
hny" clothed With the red regalin Of the Com
muno. The other day leading citizen of this
community was denounced rs Communist
for the reason that he considered Hnycs "a
fraud. md favored investigating the infamous
work OF the Electoral Commission.
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sworn by the clerk. He signed his name to
something. and then Mr.. Mills directed Hank
and Miss Raymond TO stand UP facing the
Judge with hands Joined. Tho bewildared
jurors and other spectators now began to un-
derstand the situation. and Judge Dwnelle. in
his most impressive tones and manner. began
10 recito the marriage service Said he: Joa-
chin, do you take this woman 20 be your law
fully welded wife Z" and joachim said he did {;
and the Judge said: MARY. do you take this
man to be your lawfully welded husband r
and Mary said yes and then thoy were solemnly
pronounced husband and wife.
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Married AFTER THE VERDICE
Capt Hanks BctrOthed-The Romantic End
Ink of IA Trial for Murder.

In Antioch on the Contra Costa shore Of
the broad san joaquin. there has lived for some
years past q somewhat singular old man, Goo.
Mitchell, Whisky was his h"selting sin. On
the morning ~ the 18th Of january last old
George was missed from Lis customary sleep
INK place in room back Of Dnhuk"ns drink
ing saloon, HIS waichmans lamp WAS found.
with the glass shattered. near by. blood spots
and stains W"ro Discovered on and about the
wharf, and. as pistol shots had beer heard in
the night, II was strongly suspected TINT hc had
been ioully dealt with, Search WAS made in
the mud and shallow water about, the wharf.
an ne BODY ~ ro9r old George was iound-q
EhUstly hor entirely through his body and
clothing made 10y pls'ol bail,
Suspicion rested ON one J. + W. Hank who
had hrrn about the ncighhnrng snlOons the
night before, very drunk and nlurshng p.s-
tol, md vino in one saloon hai sQid; IN wild,
rHndom sort of way, that be Ind shot a man
OlI the wharf and n any body was missing. ' he
haa d99s HaGE WE oS9" @ of 4TET Si
hnd been lying a week or two IN the river two
miles below Antioch, e. let mo Tres water xiii
the tercdos IN her bottom, He had been in
town several times. but was not generally
known; 1t happened that Just M the dead body
Wns lished w, some one discovered that Can't.
was then sailing away toward his vossel Con-
sinh'r llus immediately chartered nm Italian
nHllhE boat ana, accompanied by two stout
fishermen, started IN pursuit ana captured the
fugitive,
-, Ihroughout the trial there sat by the side of
IN" ~ -un"rs lawyer, and much Of the time
toward the close. 10y the side Of the prisoner
himself u pretty elegantly drcssed intelligent
looking maiden Mary Augusta RAYMOND. II
! WINS given ont ana generally understood that
she was his ppHcec. She seemed devoted to her
lover, AndeKcecdlngly dcspondent She witch
ed him constantly, and paid the closest alton
tlon to oil the proceedings, HnXiOusly scanni M
the faces of tho Iurprs. ana only ON one or two
o'Hs ons when something very dVrrting was
said did her TEXTURES ght ~ with smile
when the Jury rendered the verdict Of Not
guilty" some o. the spectators expected the
young lady to manifest her emotions by som,
marked demonstration, but save the tighten M
/ Of tn. grasp ol her small hand on tic arm o.
Calt. Hunk and a long drawn breath. there was
nothing.
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rALE's CREW roR THE RACE
The Men who are TO Pull against the Unr-
vnrd, at New London, Conn

NEW HAVEN May s.-Thc annual contest
between the crews OF Yale and Harvard will
take place Friday. June IS. on the Thames
river. just above the city 81 New London. Resi-
dents Of tha, city are pcrfccilng the necessary
arrangements. The Yale men and their posi-.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Gallrolos.
AImANY moArs rrorLr,s II,

4 IHANN HOArs PEOPLES LINE.
u faNorlir steamers DREW and IT joins leave rlef
a y rin River ahiy. Sundays excepted. At T. NJ,
crnnrcuuA 10 NLFANi with ENup.,, Tram. Tor SARA
rurA. LAKE GtuKit LANE CIAMPLAlN the ADJ.
kuNpA'k>. MnNlHE Al. amt point, NOKIIi ami MENE
~ hA pn,stn.tt, transferred irce 10y Annex boats
fil>t class fare. - Ices. 2ho
Excursion Go Albany and return. ~ So
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MISFIT CARPETS,
ENGLISH BRUSSELS. THREE.PLY. AND INGRAM.
very cheap. al thc old place
liz Fulton street, New York.
cal or send tor 20 price hst j 4 BhNpAIL
THE SUN.

1878. NEW YORK. 1879.
As the time has come for the renewal NJ snhserip
tons. THE sUN would remind its friends ami well wish.
crs everywhere that It IS again candidate Tor tle,r
consideration and support Upon Us record Tor tenti.
ten wears It relies for continuance NJ the hearty
Iathy and generous cooperation which have hiuleits
Teen extended 20 itir1m every quarter OF the uuln
The Daily sun Is iourpage sheet OF - columns
price by uail post paid, % cents month OF $3.50
Ter year.
The sunday edition of THr suS is an cshtpasc 'lss;
Of % columns While giving the news of the dn, ttsb
contains large amount OF literary ami miscellaneous
matter specially prepared tor It TaE SUNDAY aJS a."
uletwith great success Post paid SLIGO tcAr
The Weekly sun.
who does not know ruE wrENLY suN ucirculis,
throughout the United States, the Cauaias ami be-
yond. Ninety thousand families greet It's wclcoms
pages weekly amt regard II In tie lgt OF guide. cnla
eior and friend Its news. editorial, agricultural AMI
literary departments maze ltessc italy journal iurtb
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POSTPAID This price quality considered, makes is tls
..cait.t newspaper published For clubs OF ten, VITA
| siV ASH We viii send an extra copy iree Address
PUBLISHER OF THE SrN. New York CITY
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tolanieo--- ftmalts.
A UPTOWN ADNEKTIsERs

~
MAY leave their fayors for rnp Sun at the only author
izcd uptown advertisement Offices,
,e3s Broadway. cornoro Of 3lst 81, IN o p NJ ami
ID av. corner o 47tl st. until 8 r. NJ.
A -A.-WANTED- 0ncrators on whcclcr& wi.
j. GOLDSMITH co a. waikers.
A TTE>TIoN. -ENedenc,d servant, md green
nonrpih Il
wNINGs.-opeTap'2Gy;y Tsnga en- gp Swg l
A PPRENTICEs en- hats. also operators ON alpaca
~ coats work given out uitih NY
A LITTLE GIRL. - or II wears, to run errands.
- 90 DIVISION ST, tth Store
GOAT OPERATORS wanted
y Nl'olL. the Tailor, li5 Bowery
DWEssM AKEKS wanted also girl u years Oh
- tor errands Ani light houscWork 2l2 East ~'lh ST
ENrTRIENCED hand, wanted tonake our Vic.
DAWES a FANNiNG, % and 100 rranAlinst
EXPEHIENCED hand, ON lawn good, ami chem.
- ''''' iTosfrfi Nt'SSER 4 BRO ss white st
EHHr rlNaV t4 hands o" wrEfi;Er},52ITp"
LXPERIENCEp hands to mi salt pockets only
II old hands need uppl 40 Hudson St, SAT- store.
(tIHI.s oiesrn pant, np,,hine
coon prcs'ers wanted lor culdr,n'- white drc,scs.
VI Mrs II oBlEN. 20 University place
Coon operators and na'tet, on alpaca coats work
" gwen ont Basement door ai7 West inth ST.
4 n
" Gllbs, and DOnostiC machines for suit
HAYWARD. % Leonard 81
one chamncrmad one woman tor rcncral work at
~ Carleton House date Frankfort, Frankfort ana
William sts
GEwING machines reduced, new Domestic. So.
" $% s5 s. &C., w. sccor so bEXSS BOND :,
CEWING MACHINES rented sold, EXCHANGED.
- rcpnnd Siumr family, 80 Stores Is Greenwich
aud 1877 East broadway.
GUT HAND WamhuO. 10 take work homo.
- SlMrklN HUGHES $50 aud ~ Canal st.
"a NTID-A hr-tclass operator ON W W ma.
w chine Tor hue linen work must hnfuushN under
stand Ne mHch!nc, permanent employment 80 Sd av
ncnr Atlantic. Brooklyn
WANTED-ln dressmaking department expert
w enced operator on sinner family soWint MACHINE
BLOOMS, 3iH aud $40 BnWtry,
\NANTED-An American wonan to take care Of
w hHly iva years ola, Ia take II TO her own home
| Please call nj Cos 9Th HV
| NJ D-llands ON huc white work also opera.
! w tor on Wilcox gibbs machine Basement door,
| NJ East 3Oth ST.
NANTED-Rcspectab table girl Q6 years. 10 do general
| W housework. 2OMatts st.
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4 LHAM HoATs DiREtr.-NERCliANIs ,
ur NEW CHAMPION Wllltavc taily saturdays tciu
hr Albany from canal It North river nr.t dock above
Irult- liur atuF VI cnunec tug with trans NYru uul
West Fare deck SOC cabin iHrc ac meal. tuc fIr sht
taken lower than boy other lines A T. BLACK, stunt
SO MILES FOX IOc.-titiKens' Line Troy B0tts
lON Ne ami ~ rndid steamer, leave pier a. h ,
foot Leroy q daily. except saturday at ID SDtta
rooms only - lrrtN-, BE firstcias, nfe. f'..
come, lions Win express trains iur All linf- .t T 49,
and West STATE rooms Hri through uck 3, Do %. "a 3
ENlrcss ga Broadway. ami Court Il Rr..bNu
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GtaI siait.

stal Gstaf.
-.---r-H---s-
IL ACCrIONEERS
will sell at auction. on TIT RsDAY. May i6 nt ~
O'Clock the premises, boy pcrcmptory order Of
Abraham Payniar. E.q.
SIXTY CHOICE LOTS.
located on raSntar av. Rido Prospect Crescent and
William sis Oh the Heights. 90 tho fAill Ward of
LONG ISLAND cry.
only Is minutes rs street Jaues slim THIRTY,
fourth street and Nin,s.DHul street ferries auI 40
minutes from CITY llau Sew YORK. ON ligh ground,
N.th beautiful view. surroundings unnirt uonaile one
u the tc, orrortuuurs 40 the season Tor investment
the property IS 30 ne positively soils for such PRICES the
times Will warrant fuN per cent may remain on mort
sagc. Title perfect
"ANTED-Pfoperty Ia Gr'turN'ut ~ exchange for
W propeller Address kAClANrk. box l6a. sun
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Gbt durf.

DWOsPECT FAIR Grounds, Gla,c~cnd l. -
The = - aud - race that were e. have been
uuit'd Thursday NtN 49, are ln.iru tt cunt of
% Friday May 10 see entries IN Herald Of Yesterday
Prospect FAh aud toucN Island Railroad runs horse aud
-, am cars tu entrance ui grounds ATWOOD GO.
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for Salt ano 90 get.

for Salt anO 90 get.
OFFICES TO LET-ln .cconi story sun building.
" front ami rear. well hgl ted aud steam heated Az
iA az sun Publication once. Nl,.au ami FRANKFORT -,
TO LEASE at si2, or sell on in,,4llmcnt;; " *.
change iOr city lots NV house AMI lots, on William
son AN near Blake. outside city taxes
II HAhcock. 2i9 Montague 1t. BROOKLYN
'VENENENTs IN the new houses on Rutgers and
echer laces near Jcucrsonst also III i31 West both
II AZ reduced rents
Euslnrss 61lutts.
BARRIER SHOP for sal in large city on tie
~ Hudson - miles from N'w York the shop Is coin
priet furnished. ami viii he sold Tor tl rent s2 yer
month, wall be rented FURNISHED 10 good man Al
dress A T.. tLAkkl, fuuEhkttl~t, \ \.
coon bakery in brooklyn for sale cheap. also hak
"A erirs coHiecuoneres restaurants ana country baker
les MITCHELL - cedar Il
BAKERY 10 lct-Gool business and LOCATION, a bar.
ID sMn To reliable tenant Inquire AT ~ Franklin 81.
Grcrnpolnt
RAKERY Tor sale 81 Charlton st
CHOW CASES, store fixtures and carpenter work
- JAMES HODGE, a. Watts -. rcnr lott
rINO LET-Bakcry rooms t. livc IN large hakehou>c
oven all IN sood order cnTa4 re-, Would IN any
SIEn WILL BUY hair interest IN popular
- IOO summer resort, Huhukru. y y a Gttman pre-
irrlcd Address BuDEN, box lil. sun oiiice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-04
THos. e. wAGGAMAN Real Estate Auct'r.

VA ~ Al IL !, IMPROVED Ii PROPERTY, No.
VACANT LOT ON SOUTH SIDE, AND
STABLH ON NORTH SIDE, HAVING A
TUTAL FRONTAGE OF ia FEET A
INCHES.
BY virtue of aided OF trust, dated on the i.rs
25th day Of June, A. D; 1873, and recorded -
in Hber No. 40, folio 81 of the land re- -
cords OF the District of Columbia, the undersigned
Trustee will sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises, on TU ESDAY, the 18th day of Febru-
ary, 1873 at4 O'Clock m. in the city Of Wash
eept the south feet SO inches of lot 1s, and the
southern part of lot IL all in square 49, the south
en part OF lot II aforesaid being front of "a feet
running back with the same width to the western
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
to he paid in cash; and the residue In three equai-
stalments. atsix, twelve and eighteen months after
DAY OF sale for which deferred paymentsthe notes of
the purchaser bearing interest at per cent. fl
DAY Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust proper
the purchaser. A deposit of $500 win be required
when bid Is accepted. If the purchaser fails to
comply with the terms of sale within seven days
from day Of sale, the Trustee reserves the right
to resell at risk and cost of the defaulting purcha
ser, upon giving such notice as he may deem pro-
per- THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
lZS-Q&QS Trustee,