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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Lynoh Law in New Mexico Three Cow.
boys Murdered by Mob.

New York. Fob. "a special from Las Vegas
N. M. states that the cowboys Jim West, John
Dorhey and Tom Henry. implicated In the
shooting Of the city marshal Carson. at q
dance two weeks ago. were taken from their
cells by mob OF seventy-flve men. who hung
West and riddled the others with bullets.
STEAM sAw-MrLL BURNED.
WHITEHALL N. Y, Feb. o-The large steam
saw mill ut Fort Edward. formerly owned by J..
A. Russell h Son. and now the property OF
Bradley h Underwood. WAS totally destroyed by
100. The FIRE was the work OF an incendiary.
COOLEY UNDER TRIAL.
New YORK, Feb o-Rev. Edward Cooley. late
placed on trial to- day In the Court OF General
found against him by the grand jEry for sfarv-
Ing Ill treating and abusing children placed
under his care. The greater part .of the FORE
noon was taken up In securing jury.
RESULTS OF A NITRO -GLYcRRINE EXPLOSION
BRADFORD. Pa. Feb 8 "A two orse sleigh, In
which two men named Hackatt and Feney were
conveying 100 pounds OF nitHn. glycarine to Cole
Vile. capetzed four miles from Bradford to-
day. and the nitro-glycersne exploded Hackett
was instantly killed and Teney seriously. II not
both horses killed ana Two houses and barn
beside the road completely shattered and de.
mollshed.
| Arrow IN THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
was created at the Capitol to-day during tht
session OF tho General Assembly BY q persona
encounter Ia the rotunda between G. W. Archer
one OF thS reporters Of the Richmond State
| and Jas. A. Frazier. member Of the House o
: Delegates from Rockbridge. The dif1cult,
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MARITIME.
Loss q Yacht and Brig with Everybody
on Board

New York. Feb. "a Greenpoint, l.. l.. spe-
eial says: The yacht Corning OF the Atlantic
Yacht Club. supposed to have foundered In the
Souni In the gale Monday night, is reported
found Off Peconic Inlet. Bon Case saw the
yacht drifting along shore and brought 1t In
behind his smack.
The captains watch was found on the floor OF
the cabin stopped at l:20. The Corning and
the brig Guisborough. that afterward stranded
on Eaton's Neck. were being rowed here by the
tug Alert. the captain Of which says the hawser
parted In the night and the yacht could not be
found. All on board the brig and yacht are be-
lieved to have perished. three persons wers
on the yacht and Ave on the brig.
YELLOW FEVER ON SHIP BOARD.
BERMUDA, Feb. 9-Tha II. Nj. Atlanta, which
arrived at Grassy Bay Thursday from Barba
does had had two cases yellow fever on board
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WASHINGTON.
The Senate Exodus Committee How the
Negroes in North Carolina are Prospering.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Before the Senate Exo-
dus Committee to-day l., II. Lowerv. II colored
Republican. and formerly commissioner OF Le-
nnir county. N, O.. testified that the sole cause
tation originated by tho man Perry. who told
the negroes that they would get transportation
TO Indiana and employment there at ~ 90 to -
per day. There was no illtreRtment or the ne
laborers there get 81 70 SO per month. with cab
ins H. ewood and subsstence thrown In.
During the cotton season mon and women
can earn u to 81 Soper day. Skilled laborars.
81 per day. Negroes aud white mechanics
work together. the latter citing slightly higher
wages. Whites escape punishment In the courts
OF Lenotr more than negroes. because the whites
have more money n to employ lawyers and are
their rascalIties better. Negroes have ample
educational facilities. The relations OF the two
races are friendly. He had. by his labor. ac-
auired several houses since the war. some OF
his tenants being whites. He thought Perry s
object In melting the exodus was purely mer-
cenary.
L. 9. Fisher formerly a slave. now district
school commissioner. and owner OF a farm and
city lots at kinston N. O.. corroborated other
condition Of the North Carolina negroes.
TOBACCO FOB THE ARMY.
The bill introduced BY Mr. Ellis, OF Louisi-
ana. IN the House to-day. to regulate the pur-
chases OF tobacco for the army. provides that
all tobacco Tor the use Of the army shall be
purehased IA Washington; that the Secretary
daily newspaper in New York. Baltimore.
Richmond. Lynchburg. Petersburg. St. Louis.
| Louisville and Chicago. for bids for tobacco. to
he accompanied BY SAMPLES OF the quality and
perts. to he selected by the Secretary Of War
and the Commiesary General. shall decide
upon the bids TO be accepted. and all tobacco
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grew out of n letter written by Frp5ar to the
nnehhriage Ente,prise. charging the itleh'nohd
Hnfe With gr,es misrepresentation OF the pro-
eestllngs of the House.
Mr. Uhamberlayp. delegate from Richmond.
nna Gf the ptoprIsnrs NJ the iRnte called atteff.
lion to Mr.. Frssleta letter and denounced n az
false. malicious ani sanderpus. Mr.. Frazier.
,,.an ~ rnply s asna,sa sn, atepton q r.,ss.!n
to he rep ,rter of the Sine. Tbelr controversy
ended. subsequently,. Mr. Archer, reporter ol
the State. called Mr.. Fraser out into the ro-
t'nda and. after ao1ne words. struck him. wlisn
. HIGHT snaued. Mambera of both hOu ses MAIDS
rush Tor the scene, bnslneaH was suspended
was sent Tor. gpd nll paftIea to ths franaa were
Hnally arrested and ballsh to appear before the
police court to. morrow
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THE IRISH RELIEF FUND.
Contributions to 1t Being Received from All
Quarters Of tho Globe.
FROM wEsT Troy. n. Y

FROM wEHT TROY. n. v.
Troy. N. Y. Fob Wost Troy aud Green Ia
land to day contributed slils to the Irish relief
fund.
FROM ST. JOHN, N. n.
Hr JOHN N. b.. Fob. a.-ColectonB amount
Ing to t23oo were taken up In tho Catholic
churches to-day In aid OF tho distressed Irish.
THE DUBLIN MANSION HOUSE FUND.
DUBLIN Feb a-The Mansion House commit
toe aek owedgea tho receipt OF the following
additional contributions: A fourth OF the sab.
scription ftom Melbourne Of G4o00: f1o00 from
sydney. N s. W.: E30o from Newcastle on
Tyne: Gl0o from Quebec and Eso0 from Green.
oek.
FROM ALBANY.
ALBANY Feb 9.-The total amount collected
In this diocese for the sufferers In Ireland will
exceed tlO 600
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FRANCE.

LONDON Feb o. - A Paris dispatch states
Thare Ia serious possibility OF Admiral Janrs.
guihbsry realgnin0 from the Ministry ol
Marine. In consequence Of the Budget Commit
tse'a decision 10 postpone tho vote Of HOO ont
francs for colonial defenHes until the proper
data IL Forthcoming. It y enid M. Lepers
Minister Of tho Interior, Will aao resign.
dispatch from Paris To ths Times anvs
Sixty houses have burned down Mt AYet near
Folk In tho Department Of Areige. aud that the
sufferers By fire nrs in gre,it distress.
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90 accepted must bn manufactured during the
months OF June. July. August aud September.

months Of June. July. August aud Heptenber.
NoMtNArIons.
The President cent the following nominations
70 .h9 henatn. % Edward %, White. q vtrginia
es es # ss IS At pnss e Pee
lio Moneys at Florence. Arizona: Assistant fay-
master Resh Fraspr. United States navY to be
Passed Assistant Paymaater.
aEr. SHERMAN w. eoyNroN.
The following has been furnished for publ
rRions
10 the Agent 81 the Associated Press. Washing
Nv private correspondent shows Tint aome
pefao.a aetual! beleye that .Gen u. Y. Born.
has .beaun some sort Of proceedings against
me. for slander III a civil or military court. 80
far ea know, up to the present instant Of time
aewararsra. ne @ . ''''''s ''s 9a f. aaERmAa aaiaRm 'e
THE SENATE uHssus COMMITTEE
). In the Senate executive session to. day the
Ueuaua COMMITTEES reported bnrk another In.
s.nl.pent of anpervisors' nominations. ln-
oludlrs n nnmbar for the Southern States. ed-
varaely. The ease Of Simmons, OF Georgia, has
not yet been reported.
CONTRIBUTIONS nv THE SENATE.
The renate IN executive neastuu TO- day nnn
Htmed the nominations ut the following post.
pastsrs, Wm ?, Green Iluntsyills, Ala Mlss
Natchea Mlaa.
DISTRIBUTION or TIE AWARD OF TuE METIdAr
CLAIMS COMMISSION,
The Dauartment NJ state VIII be prepared o.
end after February ~, 10 distribute the fnurtl
install lmant " tile award made In favor 81
american citizens by the Mexican claims oom
mission.
NEW RAtRpupT Law.
Tho Huh committee OF the House Judieiar1
0nmmlttee to-day heard the arguments of sew
aral gentlemen favo,tpu the epssttb9 oi a nep
BANKRUPT law. and authorized Mr., Shlson. rep
reHen,ing the Dostou Mercantile Association tt
ptspare bill embodyihR the recommendation
OF that body.
null FoR TIE REttEv or GEORGIA.
The bill introduced In the House to-day bl
hap, eaentative Hammond for the relief OF th,
State of Georgia directs the hecretary Of tn,
Treasury to pay to the State of g. or0la III,
proeneda of all cotton taken from her poHsaa
alon by the agents OF the United States whiol
may now be In the United States treasury.
wan CLAIMS.
The House Committee on War Claims To. da]
decided to report adversely on BHrhridUa
Do q nlalm for aAp 0on. for sugar. molaeaaa ant
rum sanuestrated by Gen. Butler a. New Or
leans.
THH HOUSE toaTorFtuE COMMITTEE.
Gen. Deauresard pasaed through Washington
to day fnr New York.
The House Committee on Poatof1loea snt
paat Hoadn have. at hla request. poatponed his
examination until next week.
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CATHRRwoop's OLD STOCK WHISTLES. These
whiskies are especially renowned for their
purity. age and flavor and during the genera.
fions that this celebrated brand has been Known
no complaint Of 1t has ever been made. On the
contrary. the highest praise and medals have
been awarded They are sold under full
guarantee. and II not as represen ted can be re-
turned to the agents here at their expense.
.hneir ,hneir natural flavor and high quality make
,neas y Ehtskies great favorites. NJ 4ssrs. H. b
3. s.. OatnerWood manufacturers, and Messrs.
burke 4 Thompson. No 81 to &C Tchoupitoulas
street, are the agents In this city
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AFHHANISTAN.

LONDON. Feb. "a Cnndahnr dispatch says
more bloody struggle between the rival parties
nj Herat. Tho local troops attacked the Cabul1
stationed there unawareH. and inflicted heavy
lery to bear on their nssaiinnts. When this was
done tho Herati were defeated with grea'
slaughter.
hommed Jan have called upon their tribes to re-.
new the attack upon the British. The Kohis-
tana and Ghuzais have given notice OF their
readiness to march.
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>, Lsrpos, Feb, e-.rhe Very Rev. Henry Ham.
ilton. Dean III Salisbury. is deaf.
aAhvHsroN. Feb. pThe Ne,rs' Columbus
special says. James II. Hmpson II ] II Himp-
son Co.. prominent bankers. died this morn
Ing
lAhvEaron, Feb ITO morrows Netrs will
publish the following Hrenal.
BRowravtJI,H, Fab. B. Cen neorga Skies.
Twenileth Infantry, commanding the District
81 Tho Rio arande. died At Fort Brown yester-
d4v
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GERM AN Y.

LONDON Feb. "a Berlin dispatch to the
Times SAYS Tho condition Of peace between
tho Church and State will probably be- tho con-
sent Of the Vatican to recognize the States
right to control education and the nomination
oi Catholic priests. In return Tor this the Vati.
can will secure the repeal OF nll other clauses OF
the Falk laws which have been passed for the
purpose OF coetcing tho clergy. Tho Centre
party will probably object to tho recognition Of
the foregoing fundamental clause Of the May
laws, but aH some prescriptions are enforced in
other cou ntries. the Vatican cannot oppose
4 barn
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From the -. Louis Grocer Of January
y, 1850.
Messrs. Greeley. Brunham \ o.. st. Louis.

Gsaemen-I will ever be thankful 70 Won Tor
Inducing me g buy box OF Reeds Git Edge
Tonic for my wife who has suffered greatly for
many physicians and taking much strong
medicine without any benefit concluded to
been taking the Tonic three weeks and has I'M
proved every day. l send you these lines that
you may recommend this Tonic and thus give
relief to any who are suffering with dyspepsia
Very truly. ", DOZItR
OF Dozier 4 Co, Guthrie Mo.
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HOUSE or REPRE- sENrArlvEs.

MONDAY. February o.
The House was called TO order AZ il o'clnck
Speaker Ogden In the chair. and d quorum
present
PETITIONS. MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Representative Heidenhain-A resolution
calling upon the president OF the Board OF
Health to submit at once the annual report OF
the board -
By Representative CrAin-A Joint resolution
anstructfng the Louisiana deleRation IN Con.
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Beware or Malaria,

The prevalence OF malarial diseases In
country and town Indicates danger to which
we are all exposed. These diseases are easy
TO contract and hard to eradicate. But
Warner Safe Pills neutrallze the poison and
cure them. And they are equally elective
against all bilious troubles.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Boyd Defeats Elliott for the Tyne Champion.
ship.

NEvcAsTLE-on. TYNE Feb "a match scull-
Ing race between VIM. Elliott OF Blithe and
Robert N. Boyd. Of Middleborough. for Zoo
pionship course, and was won easily By the lat
ter. four leneths ahead Of Elliott The betting
before the I0ce was 0ve to four on BOYD.
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strike es tho New yerk Lsnssh~vsmsn.

| New YoRR Feb. Five hundred lopaahDre-
| men employed nv the steamship lines which
have docks along the East river struck 10 dsy.
on account of reduction ~ pay. The police
vere called Tor. IN an'lo'oatlon OF = possibls
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Nothing so beautiful as Washburn's Lambert
pictures. They are exouisitely finished and
indeless.
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An excellent appetizer and regulator OF the
system is Malakoff Bitters.
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Gas-heating and cooking stoves at Sullivan +
Bulgers. n Camp street.
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DIED.

BEALL. On April Il. 1880, LULU GARsErr.
youngest child OF VIM. III. and Fannie Beall, aged
one Sesr eie,e en- months and twenty -one days.
fulieraI Wednesday, l4th instant, at O'Clock ".
H., from residence Of parents GO Virginia avenue
attend.
CLUsKEY. Monday. April 70 lsso. after lin
eiriIlg hlIi'1s' ELlIABErH M-CLU>KEY, daughter o
Funeral services on Wednesday. April llth, al 10
O'Clock a. M, at 1907 street NV.
DUNCAN. On Monday, April IL. 1880. at 5
O'Clock y M, JOSHUA I. pUSGAS, aged seventy
Funeral from the residence of his son in law. L.
I. squire, Goa Eighth street u. g.. at IN 30 A. M
Wednesday, Al ri 18th.
DRY HEi LER. April 10th, 1850. at 30 O'Clock
Ter, formerly 81 Richmond, Va. Richmond vs..
and Nashville tTenn papers please copy
QUARRY. In Baltimore, Sunday, April II, 1880
Of pneumonia, ELLA ISLoEs wife of w. Duane
DuBarry.
FCKLoFr. On Monday April 18th. 1880, at
Joseph f. and CathariDe V. Eckloff, aged one year
three months. IBaltO. Sun please copy.l
Funeral VIII take place from her PARENTS resi-
dence. No. Il Dcfrees street Wednesday. April
HOPKINS. On the 18th of April, $780, BEsyA-
MIN NJ HOPKINS. aged two years. three months
and twenty one days, youngest son Of ID. w. and
Ellen 5. Hopkins.
VAN VOORHIS. At 10 ~ NJ AprIl 18th Is9a
RICHARTs VAN VooRHIs, in the ninety eighth year
Of his age father in lawof the late Fred ID stuart
Funeral TO- morrow "wednesday. April l4th at 8
p M, from his late residence. 2307 L street n ".
brooklyn IN " papers please copy.l
WILSON. On the 18th Of April 1880. after long
and painful Illness, of consunlUtIOn. JOHN O. WILL
son, only son of John Wilson, aged thirty four
years.
Funeral "Wednesday. the lith instant. atsp.m.,
from the Western Presbyterian church. Friends
invited to attend. 1t
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CATARR RIAL
POISON
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE.
THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
SINCE VACCINATION.

LORD TAYLOR.
Broadway and 23th st, Ny.
Catarrh, and am perfectly cured of that
distressing complaint. R.G. BLAoKBURN.
TEFFrs, GR1swoLD KELLOGG,
443 Broadway, n. Y.
For ten years 1 was afflicted with Ca
tarrh in its worst form, SO that / lest my
knoTa remedy. without relief. The use Of
two boxes of Wei DE Meyers Catarrh
Cure has made me perfectly wen.m
GooLD L. BRUSH.
81 wish that we had language to express
our gratitude to DIR. Wei DE Meyer for
what he has done for brother and myself
alter sa for to P"atnh
to the package. my brother said, The con-
sassS q hs Sss fSa1 TS
MRS. A. j. WaITTLEsEY,
Sheffield, Mass
fered from Chronic Catsrrh. Physicians
dies tre ne We're Without avail nafip Alter tgo
weeks use of Wei De Meyers Cure,I
was ., wonderfully rs :; we'd. since then
3o5 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
NEW MARKET. n. h, Dec. %, 1879.
For nearly year have had such suf-
location and pains in my head and eye.
be ssdo IA sseP Ihef
doctors. Each one said a different NIT thing iiiis
put could not help me. The pains in
crossed. Then DR.. Wei De Meyers
pamphlet was put in my hand. I COM
menced using the Cure on Friday, and
felt better the next day. On Mondays
great POlypus, an inch and a-half
long, with string on it where it tore away.
came through my mouth from my nose.
There was also half a cupful Of dis.
gushing mucOus came from my nose
and throat. Then l knew what was the mat
ter. It was Catarrh. 1 thought that my eye
was gone. but the pain soon disappeared.
and my eye is al right can now breathe.
talk. and sleep naturally, and am we'll
again. Everybody ought to know of Wei
De Meyers Catarrh Cure. 1 write
these few lines to thank you for the good you
have done me. With respect
SUSAN B. LEIGHTON.
&C. &C., &C, &c.
Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure is sold
Druggists, or delivered to any address, at 81. 81
DR.. Wei De Meyers Treatise on Catarrl
Is mailed free to anybody. ID. b. Dewey
Coz Agents. 40 Dey St., N. Y.
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STEIGER Il LIFBFRMANN,
= Real Estate Brokers. 14lS New York avenue

TRUSTEES PUBLIC SALE OF VERY vALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE ON LOUISIANA AVE
NUE., NEAR SIXTH STREET NOR INVEST
BhlNG The OLD CANTERBURY PROP
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the -
18th day Of June, A. D. 1875 and recorded fsa5f
in Liber No. 7S9. felio 50, &C., of the land III
records for Washington county, in the District of
Columbia, and by direction of the party secured
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE 28TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. d. 1880, AT O'CLOCK T. NJ, the follow
ing described parts of lots numbered thirteen (3)
and fourteen ca, In square numbered four hun
dred and ninety {490), in the city of Washington
in said District beginning for said part of lots at
point Oh the line OF Louisiana avenue twenty five
(25) feet professionally from the northwestern
corner of said lot numbered thirteen 13), aud
thence running enthusiastically along said avenue
sixty three (63l feet and eight 81 inches: thence
southeastwaray and at right angles with ssid ave-
nue. to the public alley in the rear of said lot:
thence enthusiastically along said alley to a point
thereon distant twenty-five 90 feet eastwardly
from the southwestern corner vi said lot numbered
thirteen (13l, and thence to said avenue and the
place of beginning, together with all the improve
meRts thereon.
Terms of sale. One fourth in cash. of which 5000
must be paid at the time of sale, the deferred pay
ments to be made In one, two and three years after
sale, with interest from date, and secured by deed
of trust to the satisfaction of the Trustees Terms
OF sale to be fully complied with within days
the right to sell the same after weeks notice, at
the cost and expense of the defaulting purchaser.
All conveyancing at purchasers cost
JOHN F. ENNIS, Trustees
}. L. COLDWELL, AuCt. ap. g. eod&ds
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TATE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE EAST.
o. BY virtue of deed of trust dated February ~
H., No. 50. folio l24. &c, of the land records
for Washington county. in said District. and by
direction of the holder of the note secured by said
trust deed in writing. will sell at public sale, on
TUESDAY, 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1880. AT O'CLOCK
P: NJ, in front OF the premises, lot lettered B. in
Kings subdivision OF square numbered eight hun
dred and seventy four (S74)
Terms of SALE One third in cash, and the balance
In two equal payments in six and twelve months, in
notes bearing interest at per cent per annum
until paid, and secured by deed OF trust on the
premises. All conyeyancing at the purchasers cost.
JOHN j. JOHNSON, Trustee.
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THOS. F. WAGG aMAN Auctioneer
apl2. ID. Is, l6, l9, 20, q, p, 23N24
7 T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OE THAT VERY DEs1RA-
Bile BUSINESS PROPERTY, No 1914 SEW
ESTH STREET, BETWEEN AND L SITS.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated April IL
2sth. A: D: 1875, duly recorded in Liber No. f.Hif
49, folio 423, &C, one Of the land records .A..H
for the District of Ooh nbia, and at the request of
the party secured thereby, We will sell, at public
anction, in front of the premises, ON MONDAY,
APRIL 49, 1850, At O'Clock P. NJ, all that certain
piece parcel o. land situate in the city Of Wash.
ngton, District of Columbia being all that part Of
four hundred and twenty-sI (426>, comprised
within the following metes and bounds Beginning
for the Seventh strest west at the dividing
line between lots numbered eleven CID and twelve
90, in said square, and running thence north
along the line of Seventh street twenty eight (2S)
feat seven Cd inches thence west one hundred 900
feet to the OF said lot: thence south twenty
eight (2s) feet seven % inches; thence east one
hundred 1tOl feet to the place of beginning; to-
Re,her with the improvements, &c. Subject to a
deed Of trust dated August 5, 1874 for &c. gO0 pay
able three years after date, with interest due at
Ter cent Per annum from August 5, 1879, recorded
IN Licer No 756, folio 1888, of said land records.
Terms One third cash balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at 6 per cent per annuIn,
secured by deed of trust on the property sod, or
all cash. at option of purchaser. 300 deposit re-
quired at the time of sale and all conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
Piled with III seven days otherwise the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost et the defaulting purchaser, afttr five
days advertisement.
THEODORE SHHCKELS,} ru,s.oo,
>, JOHN E. NORRIS, AruS'eeS'
y 10