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THE LEARY HOMICIDE.
wife Killed by Her Insane Husband
xri,iIe nm = IeaxA nf Ahsance.

wife Killed by Her Insane Husband
while ON . Leave OF Absence.
Coroner keenan, yesterday held an inquest in
the case OF Sarah Leary Of 62s East Ninth street,
who, on Soth ult, was struck by saw In the hands
OF her husband, Patrick Leary, and died few
days after. The evidence showed that Lcary had
been allowed out OF the Insane Asylum on leave
OF absence few days before and was still insane.
ON the evening in question, about half
Screams SuHs in her s' PARENTS room. room. ran in IN
and saw her father standing over her mother with
saw, with which he had struck her. Seeing his
daughter he turned and struck her Also and she
was compelled to take refuge In another house.
The deceased became unconscious the same night
OF the assault, and died two days afterwards. The
daughter reports that her iather has betrayed
symptoms Of Insanity for two years. The jury re-
turned verdict in accordance with the facts, and
believing the man to have been insane at the time
the Coroner sent him TO the Tombss 70 be examined
by the physician.
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The fourth and final heat was splendid contest
OF speed, and fully developed the muscular powers
OF the competitors. 1t was won by six feet by
The one-mile walk was well contested for, Brown,
McCredy and Rathbone being In friendly antagon-
ism. Tie last named gentleman won q peculiar,
cOfin- shaped medal In Sm. los. The prize was
Indicative OF o man walking into death and the
grave.
The third race was quarter mile run, IN heats,
in the first OF which the entries were William
Fraser, J. r.. Cox and A. Wcsher Cox ran walt
OF Wesher. 1ime I'm. 5ss. On the second heat W.
r. Curtis L. d. Robertson ana w. Mcfiale toed the
scratch. Directly the pistol gave out the signal
to start Curtis shot forward like one OF Hiawatnas
arrows, and was never caught though Robertson
made several brave spurts. McHale resigned ana
tween G. Wheeler and NJ. e. Burris. 1t was a. tne
exhibition Of athletic SKILL and Wheeler gained the
victory in sixty-0 seconds. In the fnal neat,
which was simply splendid, Burris won In hfty-four
and a quarter seconds. y
The one mile running prize was competed for by
j. X. Cox, ]. II. Scheeper and w. +. Sinclair. The
latter Of these gentlemen won cleverly, amid
tumultuous applause. in Am. 52hs.
The three-mile walk was "tOugho and excited
much interest. A. Ii. Curtis, T. Ancock, II. How
ard, j. Watt and T.. Russell responded to their
names. The race was fair and square, as can be
relied upon when gentlemen athletes contend.
1t was cne by Watt, In 26m. 1885,. though he was
hotly pursued by Curtis.
The concluding race was ne-stxth OF q mile
handicap, In which Messrs Brown, Rathb0ne,
McCredy, Cone, Barnes, Sprague, scranton and
Strasburger participated. Sprague won tight
race Rathbone coming in second, and thus ended
an afternoon of sport, which 1t is very mpch to be
exercise and can only be dertded BY the medical
faculty.
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CoRoNERs WORK YESTERDAY.

Coroner Young was yesterday notified TO hold ar
inquest on the body OF Roy, aged three years,
named Joseph Lynch, son Of Thomas Lynch, Of 244
West Forty-seventh street. 1t appears that while
standing IN front Of q frame building that was
being razed to the ground opposite his residence
the front wall fell ont and buried him in the debris
He was carried to q drug store in Eighth avenue
by his mother. but died in few minutes from In
ternal and external injuries.
Coroner keenan, held inQuests on Elizabeth Stout,
aged ffty years, OF 339 East Thirty third street,
who died suddenly on Friday, and in the case OF
lord street. who died suddenly on the same day.
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THE RACE.
Fellowcraft was first away, Jerome's second,
Pennock's colt ran very fast to the bun, and
showed in front as the colts passed away around the
hill When they appeared in sight at the lower turn
PennOck's colt was leading half length, Fellow
craft second, two lengths ahead OF Withers', who
was two lengths in front Of Jeromes Cameron's far
pole Fellowcraft ana Penn0cks were head and
head Withers' third, Jerome's fourth Cameron's
fifth. Getting into the homestretch FellOwcraft
came away and won the race by five lengths
Withers second, half length In front Of Pennock's
the latter two lengths In advance OF Jeromes, who
the heat, 1:20.
The Second Race.
FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF $25 EACH II not
declared out, with $500 added; the second horse to
receive SIPS out Of the stakes; one mile and
an eighth.
dam Capitoia, years old, 20 lbs. (Slmms) 49,.
John O'DOnnells ch. T. Fanch0n, by Australian,
dam Idlewild, years old, 98 lbs. (Hazard) 49,. Q
d. d. Wither's br. T. Elsie, by bennington, dam
Bapta, years old, 9S lbs. Holloway ........ 3
d. M. Mcdaniel 4 Co.'s b. +. Eastern Star, by
DID, 80 lbs. &c. Thomas) ........................
7. B. h w. r. Davis CHI. I. Jennie Patterson, by
Australian, dam Jennie H., years OLD, " lbs.
Clay Co.'S g. l. Nema, by lightning; dam :
Ciciy Jobson years old, 81 lbs, incIuding3
H. G. Dawsons b. m Albuera, by Jen Davis, dam
Ninette, aged, 10S lbs. (Donahue) ............. Z
w r. BabcOck's b. T. Hattie 0'Neill, by Bay Dick,
dam by Scythan, years old, u lbs. ]. (Rich-
ardsOnl ............. D
John F. Chamberlin's CHI. c. Wheatley. by War
Dance, dam Kig0urs dam, years old, 7SX
lbs, including 31s lbs. over (Hughes) ......... o
Time, :50A.
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TOtal. ..........x4JU l.llU l,loo l,54o l,uoo t3V
THE RACE.
Ncma was away first, Elsie second, Fanshon
third, the others in bunch. When they
passed the stand, Elsie was In front, Fanshon sec
ond, Nema third Wheatley fourth, jennie Patter-
son ffth Hattie O'Neil sixth, Nickajack seventh,
Albuera eighth, Eastern Star ninth. When they
reached the quarter pole Elsie led by two
lengths, Fanchon second, wheatley third,
Nema fourth Jennie Patterson fifth, Hat
tie O'Nell SIXTH the others trailing
bluff Elsie was two lengths ahead OF FanchOn, the
latter being length in advance OF Hattie O'Neil
Wheatley fourth, Nema nth, NcKajack SIXTH Al
buera seventh, Jennie Patterson eighth, Eastern
Star NINTH They passed around the hill In the
order given, and when they appeared on the lower
turn Elsie was leading one length, Fan
chon second, Hattie O'Neil third, Nickaack
fourth, Wheatley fifth, Nema sixth, Eastern
star seventh Aibuera eighth, Jennie Patterson
ninth. A merry run into the homestretch brought
Nicksjack to the front, and coming on strong, he
won the race by one length, Fanchon second, half O
length ahead or Elsie, who was one length In ad-
vance OF Eastern Star. Jennie Patterson was
NTH, Nema sixth, Albuera seventh, Hattie 0'Neil
eighth, Wheatley ninth. Time 1904.
The Third Race.
FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF $50 each, II not
declared out with 5000 added; the second horse 10
receive $3.50 out Of the stakes One mile and I'VE
eights.
Carroll Coar's br. h. Ortolan, by Doneraile,
dam Canary Bird, years DID, 1o7 lbs tH
John Morrissey;s ch. h. Defender, by John Nor.
gan, dam Cynconia, years old, 100 lbs. tDonar
uuel
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)Wlng Is the sCOre:-


Umpire-Mr. Ferguson, Of the Atlantic Club. :
Time of game-lh. 45m.
times.
Tomorrow the Bost0ns and Athletics will play in
the tournament after which the grand throwing
match viii take place. Tuesday the Mutuals and
B0stons play the last game OF the tournament; ;
unless the former should chance to win the game,
or tie 1t, in which event the last game will be
played on Wednesday. At present the Athletics
are ahead for the first prize.
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A. O. Frankiin's b. T. Arizona, by Lexington,
d. d. wlthers br. Mimi, by Eclipse, dam Hen
ME Farron, years old, rs lbs. Cfakesl .........
D. Mcdaniel Co. 3 b. T. sue Ryder, by Knight OF
st. George, darn Gycera, years old, % lbs.
(McCa0e) ............ ......
]. w. Weldon's &. T. Mary Louise, by Lightning,
dam by Sovereign, years old, 95 lbs. IL.
r. N. Halls b. G. John Merryman, by Engine, dam
La Rose, years old. 90 lbs. tSparlngl. ........
H. O. Daws0ns b. b. Gao. by JeH Davis, dam
Ninette, aged, loo lbs. (Hollowayl ..............
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ATHLETICS.

Annual Fall Meeting OF tho Athletic
CIub-Fair Weather and Fine Foot
Rnces-The GucrdOns.
The New York Athletic Club held its yearly Falf
meeting at the club grounds Harlem. yesterday.
The day was fair and fine as could be wished for .
display OF pedcstrianism, and, though bitter cold
breeze swept across the grounds, large concourse
of spectators witnessed this revival ofthe Olympian
games. The programme was good one. and the
arrangements well carried out by the stewards.
Scranton. The clerk OF the course was Mr.. J. FL.
stead and the starter Mr.. +. Kinney. The prizes
awarded to the successful competitors were neat
specimens OF the jewellers art-gold badges, unique
and cleverly fashioned II not very valuable intrin.
scally.
THE RACES.
The first contest was l00yard squirt, IN heats.
This resulted as fOll0ws:-
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baltimore w. Boston.

BALTIMORE, oct. IL, 1872.
In game at base ball to-day between the Balti-
more and Boston clubs the latter were victorious.
Six innings only were played on account OF dark
ness setting in.
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John Merryman was first away, OrtolAn second.
Sue Ryder third, Mimi fourth, Arizona nth, De-
fender sixth, Mary Louise seventh Gao eighth,
the latter beginning to Huk AZ soon as the nag fell
and was never afterwards In the race. They passed
the blur In this way and ran out Of sight without
changing positions. When they appeared In view
on the lower turn Ortolan was showing
three lengths in advance OF John Merryman,
Mary Louise and Arizona who were running head
and head; Mimi sixth, Defender seventh and Gao
eighth. The horses changed little on the lower
turn, and up the homestretch they ran In earnest.
AZ they passed the stand Ort0lan led two lengths,
Sue Ryder second one length In advance OF John
Merryman Defender fourth, Arizona NTH, Mary
Louise sixth, Mimi seventh, Gao eighth Sue Ryder
made Q desperate attack ON Ortolan as he ran
blun, but she could not reacn the head OF the
son OF Canary Bird. He shook her or on the
lower turn and whipped her before she reached the
threc-quarter pole. Getting into the h0mestretch
Sue Ryder quit badly, and Defender, Arizona and
Mimi passed her; but none OF them could 0vertake
Ortolan, the latter coming home winner by two
lengths, Defender second half length ahead OF
Arizona, Mimi fourth, Sue Ryder nth, Mary Louise
sixth, John Merryman seventh, Gao eighth. Time
OF the mile and five furlongs, 2:56A.
THE FOURTH RACE.
PURSE $780, OF which $780, with the entrance
money, to the second horse. Four miles.
Nj. H. Sanford's b. c. M0narchist, by Lexington,
dam Mildred, years old tHayw0Od). ......... l
d. Mcdaniel Co. ch. G. Harry Bassett, by Lex
ington, dam Canary Bird. 4 years old (Roe). -.
]. McCOrmack's b. q. King Henry, by Lexington
dam T0kay, years old (Barbee) ............. 3
m. ii. SanOrd's b. h. Preakness, by Lexington,
dam Bay Leaf years old. ld.....................d DIR.
Time, 1917.
THE BETTING.
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YACHTING.
The Cape May Challenge Cup-The Pal-
MGR Arrived mt 5:45 p. M. Friday.

The Cape May Challenge Cup-The Pals
mer Arrived mt 5:45 p. M. Friday.
The schooner yacht Palmer, the contestant foi
the Cape May Challenge Cup, with the schooner
yacht Dreadnaught, arrived at Sandy Hook Light
ship at 7:45 p M. on Friday. The Palmer
appears to have experienced very heavy weather,
she was three times stripped 10 the bare poles.
The nrst time was about 1880 p. NJ on Thursday,
which must have been the same squall
that the Dreadnaught took under mainsail, fore
sail, maintopsail, foretopsail, Jib and nying-jib.
Mr. Rutherford stuyvesant, the owner of the Pal
mer was sailing his own yacht. Although the
canvas was lowered often, precaution-
airy measure, they did not reef until
Inss pa,,ror De.ore r0,s, turning the Aghtship the
inst aboa ons .ne eoar rive saan1ms gnssnp a.
Coming home the Palmer did not shake out reef
until or the Highlands. The Palmer made the
entire run In och. 45m So. 1t Ia very evident that
the Palmer was not pushed during the race and n
her captain had let her canvas stand there would
probably, have been one OF the prettiest races OF
the season.
The Campbell and Cruiser.
There not being sufficient wind yesterday to sail
the match race between the Mary c. Campbell and
Cruiser ten miles to windward and return, the
contest being little more than DRIFT and not madc
within the specified time, the race viii be sailed
some day this week.
The Columbia Makes . Quick Rum.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
HOLMES HOLE, Oct. 10, 1872
The Columbia, on her way TO Boston to join Mr.
Wallack, has just dropped anchor here, making the
run from the Fort, at New London, to the West
Chop Light at Holiness Hole, In five hours and
nlty-tve minutes, . distance OF over eignty % miles,
Thinking you might like to notice this remarkable
good time submit the above. APASSENGER.
Yachting Notes.
The schooner yacht Columbia, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Les
ter Walack. Is cruising East.
The schooner yacht Dreadnought, NY.Y.C., Mr..
morning or Staten Island.
The schooner yacht Magic B.Y.C., Mr.. Rufus
Hatch, is lying of the first landing at Staten
Island.
The schooner yacht Palmer, NY.Y.C.. Mr. Ruther.
ford Stuyvesant s anchored at the foot OF Wall
street, East River. She Is now being stripped pre-
paratory to going into winter quarters.
The schooner yacnt Eva, NY.Y.O., General r..
Burd Grubb, will shortly go into winter quarters at
Burlington, N j., on the Delaware. 81
The schooner yacht Peerless, Aye. Vice Com
modore II. Rogers Maxwell, has just returned from
IN Eastern cruise. 80
the owner Of the Dreadnaught intends lengthening
her eighteen feet on the water line before next
season.
The schooner yacht wanderer, N.Y.YC, Mr.
Louis Lorillard, has been laid up for the winter
| near the Brooklyn Navy YARD.
The schooner yacht Tarolinta N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Il. A.
| Kent, will cruise South this Fall.
The schooner yachts Viking and Fleur de Lis
have both gone into Winter quarters at Essex,
Conn.
The schooner yacht Dauntless, N.Y.Y.C., Com
modore Bennett, is laying or the third landing,
Staten Island.
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1uu0I. c: .Jnn.

TheN t.. t. SUut ,i"il IN I,uy Ihompsnn
and Char. Le"nId, twu printer friends and
inseparthlrs. Who .,trt cut in a small boat
fishing, 4on@ distance from the piers, the
other day, aud Who were oyertaken w Il
violent 'aoTinca>tcg. which not only render
ell their p.scDtorul Efforts 'ruitlcSs, but made
Z strur civ SUCCESSIVE = .lIiuwrcCk and Ul>n~-
|ter.
Alter s.tU---l.. m4L'a.y ..riu,' "!"i ami
tide until il w4s evident yhat it was Useless,
they be 91ve up, discouraged ana aLiFl-ici,
and very naturally BEGAN to think over their
ong iJrg. t1u Sunday school lessons. After
broodiDg over Jhcir desperate situation awhile,
n bright idea array al uopc-secmeu to shoot
atLwaTc Ia. aiAi alJ--. sad he, Charley,
can YOU pray
NO" sroaned he. Il could once, when
was boy. bat that Was a.ong while before |
knew You.
Then cnsued another di.mal silence, until Il
|white.cap combed over the stern sheets, and
reused Jerry with il shock, when he again
9rOancd out:
"Charley, can yen sing .r,po:"
NO. said Charley II don't know any song
but champagne Charley" Ding dang
doc" and old Obedio.' ana can't sing
much. no how"
"Well,' .cjoned Jerry, who by this time
was both perpleAeG ani desperate, Charley,
| didn't think you Wa sue. blasted heath
en-, Il you can't pray, nor sing Sam, do
take up {. contribution toi We must have
some sort OF religious exercise"
The twain wo!e finally picked up about
mldnigh. of Long Johns lighthouse at the
Calumet, but II You wish 10 see an irate midi
vidua say religious exercise to either our
Damon or Pythias!
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Tx Nt!. - EFT LEM f.N'I' NOTICE.
i EsTAir JAMES WHifs. DErEA>Kp.-NO'ce j. hereby
gwen 20 u, Interested IN saa estate That John White
a.Mu:' 'o, WIN cory IL the last vii and testament Of
James "L" decrease .aEeKe:. Vii app before Conn.
yCoCr, u To-" county - La sale AUG STATE Illinois At Tie
Cour, Hpu, 90 -I'E 10 .aa county. Monday tn 2.st
daF % 'e'rF D. ' 1 the purpa-c 81 rendering
court o. H. proceeding, ~ The a'.ol Dt ea.e
lOr the maj -lcMea..
Da'oa a ot.aa, tn, l,tt day Of sep,.mue. l,,l.
s.pt-i" II. l.. MEAD. Clerk.
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a publisher lately gave notice that he in
ended to spend iitty dollars tor "a new head
or his paper. The mex. day one Of his sub
|cribers dropped him the ollow,ng note
Don't Go it; better keep the money and buy
new head tor the editor"
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legal

81 "a Ir,-t.sTATE or GEoEGE .NpEs DECEASED.
''.t j. hereby given, that Uudrr,i, neG, admins
W 'r estate 0t George Bender late OF the county OF
"' ATE 0i Illinois, deceased, wi apIsar eiore the
,l 81 Sa:" county ou The Third Monday tbrin. the
~ ui N"'cmacy l-,! AZ tie Court House Oav
sa when au! where all peI-ons ing claims de-
~ 2', said estate notified attend or present the
SAM IA writing tor adjustment.
DATED ils .,th day o! September T. u. tS;a.
CATHERINE BENDER.
49, "" AGnini.tTllrIN.
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The following questions are proposed Tor
discussion in debating society: "llow many
Fs five! and why - "Wha, i ducks? and
how as 1t or is it Dot ana whence Z"
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"a little 'our.yenr-old beset his mother to
AXE him and say something funny. "How
Ian I. ?" she asked; "Don't you see how busy
am baking these pies: We'll. you
hight say, Charlie, wcn'tyou have pie p
That would he funny tor vOu"
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Sir Charles Lyei, declar,, la, the entire
continent Of North America Will he washed
away into the ocean in four Gri half million
|Pears, And y"t The people tax ~ interest in
real estate.
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4 nM NlSI'k A1ON'>s SALE OF
kEAh hSTATE.-By virtue OF An order anl doc req M
III" ,ircuit Court ot In Sale county Illinois In chnncery
@re on ne petition OF the Undersigned. Bailey nd.
mnlsatrN OF ec,n'c of Asa Bailey deceased for e We 10
I r real estate OF said deceased at the June term d. isri
~ ,d court 10 wit: on the 10Th day OF June s pnbc
hOce hereby zen, that shah the Law o DC
A. d. Sat !ocIocN r. w. ct Mi day. sci At public sale At
the south door OF the Court House In The city ~ Ottawa
said roany Ut Ia Sale THE re Described A. fcinwS
towti Commencing ut the southeast cornpr o, section
twchtysr ~, In township h yvr north of range fonr
caSto NE THIRD principal MERIDIAN the boundary line rons
thence west the section line thirty rods centre o hr
state road thence nohc utrry along the centre sa sat,
road 10 Me east line OF said section tnentyscvcn thence
south aon. the scconln to the place hnn iny ain
Ing N acres more or less In the county OF Ia Sale and state
OF lincs tn the igAes bidder The purchase money TO he
n,id on the day Of sale, ~ Wv
Dated this 18th day OF AuruG 4. u. ls;a.
PilEBE BAILEY
. Administrative of the Estate OF Asa Bailey drccssed
By l.. W. BREWER solicitor. aUrpi.6w
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An Alabama young lady. who Was caugh,
smoking cigar. gave as her reason tha, lit
made It smell rs though there was man
around"
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NOTICE.. First NATIONAL BANK OF SKsrcA, !
Az -. Morris, August 10th, 49,.
Notice !. hereby given that thu First National Rank
seneca Aa s day been removed the city OF Norris irn
~ county Illinois, WHERE It u now opeO 'sd prepared
SAMUEL HSLOEGWAv I.
President.
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NIAI'E: Oh" ll.LINoIS, LASNLx Co.'S.
), 'gcFItoHdh sTeo. 70 ptphT Term A. D. 49,
No'aI" tGrGnic John r. Charpcntier Franc oil. Char.
' cr ana Joseph Chacpentcr hers of ohm
II; thaipcnlier aud Ann NJ. Neach-iH CdarSvU
~ appetrn- from affidavit file In the office of the
CLERK 81 san court that said defendant. Ana NJ Neach is NOT
resident ot said .tae, and said conparanS having filed
ue,ep, on ne lSh day OF Augusta D 49,. ."rcn and
mon. having been issued thereon according To- aw:
Notice therefore hereby gwen tO said G'lrGau Ann NJ
Ntach tAt unless You ,h personally be ud appear before
Nt court At said term thereof, 10 be held JOur, House
IN ottawa N M county. on the second Monday of October
NEXT ~ 1871 when aud where said .SnnOs returnahe
ana pcaG, answer, Gelnur except TO said bill the sane
W DC aNen Tor confessed against YOU and tie matters and
things therein prayed for GCcred accordingly.
CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk
kiCs 4 BtCNyogp SOLICITOR seni / iu,
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MATE Or IlLlNOlS, La SALE Co.'s.
tWtn, ,g1t ih.lcoi, % pi,eI term ls.-ii ChancoI
triCH DonesOn ~. Joseph Fellows
appeaIn; rom an affidavit on ae in the Office OF the
ccrk SAID court that said defendant Joscph Fellows not
aes1eht OF said state and said complainant having filed hs
OH COMPLIANT In said court, the hauC-ry side thereof
ga TIE laN OlN OF p'uher H. lSi herpu and
nay ~ Dctn issued thereon according To law;
Npcc, therefore, hereby given 10 said defendant
Fellows that unless personally and sppeat before sad
court Al s' term rco to hr held nj the Court House in
uiwa u SAID county. ON III" second Monday of October
WV u 49,, Nhcn and where said summon. rcturnabc0
Wuprhu answer dcmur or except 10 said H. the same NIL,
~ taken iot confessed against you, aud the matters and
things therein prayed for decicrd accordingly ~
RICE ~ BrRPorp, Solicitors. " ,nnii-ix
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\JpH'I'GAs .t..-wucrca. the rir,t I'M.
OF June A. D. ~ execute and deliver t. the III C5S.rs
t0nA 'hrr AMI society "i p'wn - cciHp mortgage Of
three certain ...l,.ory untr- bear even ds'r .ih ssi
ottawa SAID Frr Con sresnonH! Church and SIce.
" Of uunw. ~! able ''I~riyey on the ~ a,> .Jaaua.
huudrea oo. A. asa ne other two ',n. dollar.
,ych ~hicl ga NOR ~, "as duly recorded " ' record
the o. fourth d., OF June !.7. g. volgue y! Of
And Nh III r,o' dec ~ -ad '., 10 case OF
ag"a' 10 ,r ~ mn ~ 'ue said NOES a'o mentioned. or
,ad party ~ ' second pact IT, lrc1 repr,. caL,e.
paper published in r'asa ny pa.T. w., c, or p int.
- a.oc> 10 in' PLACES "a ID n'' "l'' .r,l,t, are
~. aid 81. =, =, ii- ID A. pqh!,. -, j,G.,
hae ,or ca,h Al tie tousi Ii,l,r, A. ne ,S1,ta n
And whereas det,ul, has been made il ,s~nt OF The
which "a, dus hy ~ erlns Oh tie hr,t !JnU.y
dollars. with interest At The rate OF ,y pr al ger s..n
And whcrea. The aid notes mortgage bn by the
SAD tAntch aid Society 81 OTTAWA, Galy
Now, ;hec,o l. he ,ai Within FIONA. ,.i,nceofs,la
,Gd5 T by wine Of he pc IN aid rga;e con-
ct zen ociocS In TIE forenoon ct aid day at The County Court
highest bidder icr cash the premises IN aid mortgage 20 dc
.cgted to wit Lot Two q? IN Block Thirteen j5j in the
sse state Illinois together with ali and singular tie Ten
mt me-, ana m pese. and there
non Of the nv Fir. rayeals, Church Of otaws andts
assigns IN 10 premises shall, under the
Of sale in aid mortgage contained execute deed deeds
therefor 10 the purchaser purchasers but shall provide
SAID deed or deeds that said premises shall lie subject the
payment OF the said third last note dol.
lars. due on the sad .rst day Of January A.. ls3.
WILLIAM THOMAS
Assignee OF said Nor'y.-e.
IEt>l " 1'N riEv. Attorneys pR2!
The above sale postponed mil Monday, Au. 18th at 10
o'clock A. NJ, At the above mentioned place.
WI, THOMAS,
- ASSIGNEE OF said MORTGAGE
The above sale = POSTPONED until tuesday Oct ls2 NJ
l'o'cioUkA w. a! the above mentioned p,atc.
WI. THOMAS
=, Assignee OF MOrtgs.r
The above sale l. postponed 10 Monday. Noyenbr- ISL
at ~ O'Clock, u. H., ~ the above mentioned place.
WV. THOMAS
Assignee of said Mortgage