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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-14
The HehObOth Beach Associations.


WEDNESDAY Afternoons sEssIoN-KLkcr1oN OF
OFFICERS AND TEEs-ANNoUSCkMENTS.
The Directors Of the Rehoboth Beach Camp
Meeting Association continued their annual
meeting, Wednesday afternoon, the session beg
ing opened at 2 o'clock.
The directors whose term had expired were
re-elected except that VIM. NJ. Field supplies
W. 4. Robinson's place, and Rev. W. J. Steven-
son was elected to Rev. J. L. ChaplAin's vacancy.
W. J. Jones, Elkton, was also made Director
in the place OF Rev. 7. l.. Tompkinson, whose
term expires next year.
An election for officers was held with the fol-
lowing result: President, William Bright, Of
Wilmington Vico president, Jas. E. Hooper. Of
Baltimore Treasurer, Ii. U. Robinson, Whining
ton ; Recording Secretary, W. II. Billany, Will
mington; Corresponding Secretary, DR.. T. DAw-
son. Camden, Delaware. DIR. Dawson il also
Superintendent by virtue Of his election in April
last MIR. Wilson the retiring President, declined
a reelection.
BY resolution the Board granted to J. J.
associate with him, the privilege Of the erection
of q Street Passenger Railway on Rehoboth, Surf
and Columbia Avenues, the grant being cOndi-
toned by the completion within two years OF
the railway from the camp ground to the Surf
House.
The lease of each alternate lot on the camp
ground for five years for the erection Of tents
was agreed OH, but such leases will only be
made to those persons who are approved by the
Lot and Tent Committee.
To j. Z. Hooper, OF Baltimore, the privilege
Of the erection of sixty or moro bath houses was
given.
By resolution the Board of Directors also gave
its consent to the erection OF stables, on I'M
proved lots, by the lot-holders.
The following standing committees were re-
ported by committee appointed to name them ;
Executive Commttee-William Bright, ]. T..
Hooper, W. II. Billany, II. O. Robinson, Ruel
Hesler, L. L. Causey, J. J. Mccullough and W.
A. Finley.
Finance Committee Washington Hastings,
Rev. ]. Todd, Thomas MsllAheu, lsv. John Viii
son and G. +. Rudolph.
Improvement Committee-H. F. Pickels, J. J {.
Hurst, D. H. Carroll, T. L. Robinson. Ruei
| Heisler,
Lot and Tent Committee-Rev II. B. Quigg,
| ". H. Foulk, W. NJ. Field, W. ]. Hooper, W. J.
Jones.
Committee on Order-Rev. l.. @. Matlack, U.
II. D. Day, j. II. G. Dosh, T. +. Hammersley, Il.
]. Jump.
| Committee on Religious Worship-ttevs. L.
Stubbs, DIR. Matlack, J. B. Quigg, W. J. Steven
| son, W. nj. Warner.
A resolution offered by H. F. Pickels declar.
| ing ten pins amusement in itself not in
contravention OF or inconsis stent with the disc.
pine Of the NJ. Z. church WAS tabled, but on his
further motion the Directors rescinded that
part OF report adopted one year AKo by which
ten pins was condemned. This caused DR.. Mat
lack to tender his resignation, which was not &C
cepted
| The sale OF the Surf House was considered,
| and the matter left with the President and Ex-
ecutive Committee to be disposed OF "a they
deem to the best interests Of the Association.
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isaL sEssgsl,h i.i s.sigkstiS.

Col. J. W. Fofney comes to the rescue OF
Americans who are rdculed by EugIishmeu for
their nasal twang. lie writes in one OF his Lon
don letters "Let me admit at the start that
there il nothing moro delightful than the CON
versation OF MI educated Engiishman or Eug-
circle you sic arsailod at every quarter by II
mingling of dialects, and in many cases most
ncomprehensible iargon. often find it Diff
cult to understand an English clergyman and it
is the common remark OF Americans who visit
the theaters that they lose large portion of the
play in consequence of the rapid and indistinct
enuncation of actors in subordinate parts The
same observation may be made with Justice OF
most of the speakers III the House of Commons.
Take out Mi. Disraeli, Mr.. Gladstone, Mr..
Bright, and n few more, aud it is next to impos
sible to comprehend what neatly all the Others
saw"
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steam boat sunk.
TIE GEO. LAW GOES TO THE BOTTOM IN oHRsTFR
RIVER,

TIE GEO. LAW uoEs to THE BOTTUM IN UHE9Tkh
Tho steamer Geo. La,o, of the Chester River
Steamboat Company, plying. between Baltimore
and Chestertown, sunk at Booker's wharf, on
Chester river. OH Friday morning, about $50
She wss on her way to Baltimore, having left
Crumpton. the head OF navigation on Chester riv-
or, at 7.3O. The steamer WAS in the act OF leav-
ing the wharf when the accident occurred. Her
piston rod broke, and the end WAS iammed
through the bottom Of the vessel, through which
the water poured, and the steamer went
down in fifteen feet water TO her promenade deck.
All tho passengers were removed, and guam
tity Of freight WAS landed on the wharf. An
other steamer was sent ont from Baltimore, yes
terday, and the passengers reached that city, this
morning.
The Geo. Ld,o ia considered fast and; good
steamer but she seems very unfortunate Her
original name WAS the Minnie, and she belonged
in New York. In 1864 she WAS purchased by Mr..
Il. slaughter, the founder of the Chester River
Line, for $4,000. The Lam has been twice
partially destroyed by fire. Only two weeks ago
she broke her piston At the mouth OF the Pa
tapsco. Last year she WAS rebuilt from her keel
upwards, and WAS substantially new boat.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-14

Mrs. Mary Clemmer, it is said, will not write
Washington letters this winter. She has beon
spending tho summer at Nantucket, aud Of late
visiting Boston.
Mr.. u L. Davenport sprained his wriet se-
vorely in falling in Macbeth at Philadelphia, Fri
das evening. and has been unable to appear
since. His physicians say he will be unable to
leave Philadelphia for several days.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-14
-Thooda,e Ti,top x,ss An ya.r. ala U.;,. =,

Theodore Tilton was 40 years old Friday, and
the day was also the twentieth Anniversary of
his marriage. lie came to the Parker House, in
this city, on his wedding day, and, by .singriar
coincidence, occupied the same room in which
he WAS now installed,-Boston Traveller.
Gen. Joseph L. Johnston has at last put an
end to that story about himself and the Khe-
dives army. He writes to friend: ~ am yery
sorry to say that the Khodive has not made mo
the magnificent offers reported by some South
ern editors nor do know il he is still ap,,oint-
ing Americans in his army
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-14

According to the New Haven P0llddi,t,n, ''the
decision of the Chicago board of Education that
the Bible is no longer to be used in the public
schools of that city, is an indication OF what will
happen in ell our large cities. 1t will not make
the schools any the more acceptable to some who
now oppose them, but it will place their defend
ers in position that cannot lie logically assail-
ed. The entire seoularzaton OF tho public
schools everywhere is morely question Of
time
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-14

Mrs. Lizzie Ehling is . lady aeronaut who
recontly made An ascent at Harrisburg, without
breaking hor neck
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-14

ALI the money voted to Henry Ward Doech-
or has boon raised and paid over.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-14

The population Of Minnesota has increased
thirty three per cent, in five years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-14

-Four entries were made in this race, and three
started. keystone patclen threw his sulky
against tho fence and overturned it dragging the
driver some distance under tho wagon on the
homo stretch head whom some daring man
jumped from tho fence and caught the horse.
The driver was not injured, but the snky shaft
was broken, and after an explanation
tho raco continued. For a purse
purse Of Si00-S2A0 to first, Sl20 to second, $40
to third in to harness, and free for all
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-04
k.ien.;Sa Bellies and Beaux.

will send to any address on receipt Of on.
ioilar, the following invaluable and harmless
recipes, all OF which can be rr.plr.d ii. any
ir:.gsi>t q. = trifiins cost, with minute in
>tructi"n> L tla..
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in the world. How to change dark hair to
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bepIlatory for removing Snp.rtiuous lair
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and Voice oil Singers. 9TH preparation is III
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~ force the growth OF Beard, WhiskcrS. Nous
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beautifully soft ard white To prevent the h.ir
from falling off How t. dry and perfume
ladies' hair after shanpooing.
lie best remedy OF earth FIR conservatives !:
can le found in every field in the Un4ttd States
All the above information sent By r-.urn
mail on receipt OF one dollar
" rite your name and address plainly
Address JAS p. CAMPBELL. II d.,
tt Chemist. 90 Fulton ST., n. Y.
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Dor, a farmer named Meyer, hiss been arrested
at st. Louis for abduction and luceny. lie
SAYS lis own wife made his house a he'll and
Meyer ma lie it lively ii the same way Tor MIS-.
Meyer. Hence the affinity. All the parties
are wealthy
3 An inccndary fire at Quincy, I'll. Sun
day night, the 18TH, destroy ed property to the
value of ST., $50 and one human lie, that of Il
man named b n tut or. Butler leaves a wife
and two children in Learenwor!h. Kansas. d.
D. Merriam, the p incipal loser, offers u reward
of 81, 90 iol the arrest Of the incendiry
4 prize fight Of fourteen rounds. end
ing in a draw, WAS recently fought at Troy, N
Y, between womm and a
man-the contestants being Mrs
lIenitan and one Nike Reilly, ,roles-
sonal lruser Bat.s appeared i'll The usual
prize ring costume, that is hare to the waist.
In the llntfimann.Prentiss SANDER case
before the Rev. Mr.. HoHmann's chu' CHI COM
mittre, a witness was introduced on the 18th
who was ioFmerlya domestic III the family OF
the pastor, and testified that he seduced her
in January, 1874, and continued improper re-
iiCi ioi lcI al Il
4 man and wife at Cleveland. named
Rowan, are under arrest for sta. wing t. death
their idiot son. they kept Elm, although
they had a comfortable house, locked ia .
barn, where he lay when discovered, almost
naked, reduced TO skeleton, lying OH damp
straw and dying from hunger. The discovery
was too late to save tie boys lie
A Washington telegram of the ed
says the commission appointed to investigate
the charges OF fraud preferred against Indian
Agent Gibson, OF the Usage agency, reported to
the effect that they found some irregulaiilie
such as an imperfect system o! keeping ac-
counts, but no evidence was ad luced showing
corrlp' and fraud, aud further that neither
the government nor the Indians have sus-
Ia ned any loss.
fight occurred Thursday at Fort
Wayne, Ind, between the pupils
of the Jefferson street and ST. p;.ul's
German Catholic schools, in which
a young lad OF the Jefferson school named
ilurlbus Hartman, Is years old, was terribly
and it is thou int, fatally beaten. The ali ,ir
created great excitement, the Proteatant~
charging the Roman Catholics with uphold
ing their cililcsen
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-04
THE NEWS RECORD.
CEsswl.S Az, tesarHsNA1.S.

j The libel sutt - sntuced hy the pro-
prietor5 OF the Ba!tettl an the { ~. ~ 5 ii
Frtuci>uo, anj II" AH,t Of tie sane CITY, cali,
for damases III = ,35J.
A Clcburnc, ,eXns, murderer. who Is
to I've executed II c first week in October, wants
10 make Il tar well sp,cNh ttuet hours long.
They'll see HIM hausei Inst,
The Russian government has banishcd
! So Ugal Cossa,k to tn pcnt! settlement o.
Turliesuan, fhr having resisted tic new mti
t.ry laws, and ma more are likely TO follow.
; Quintus Shucr, Of Trenton. \. j..
partner of the widely know s'lerllsa!eul" or J
r. Frrese III h,uA!ug, has disappeared with a
young widow, leaving his wife and child aud
several too eontdiny irienus.
The newspaper controversy n San
Francisco, grov''s ont Of the allure OF the
Bank OF California, has resulted the propri
ctors OF the Bulletin and The Ca.l commencing
proceedings for libel ag:.i,e he Alta.
A Buffalo phys: nan who has under
sole the operation ,ch was so accurately
described III the case Of Clara Morris, says it is
absolutely painless. Iron at a white heat pre-
duces only tickling sensation on the fiesta
Frank Mullins. n o, the steamer ILL.,
nois, died at Memphis OIL the sd, from inju-
ries inflicted some two weeks since at V'cks-
burg, 10y negro named Clay. Clay is in Jail
1T Nicksourx Ni.lins leaves q vile and three
children.
The wife of Z, Dunsmorc Of Wea her
iel1, VT, poisoned herself and t..rec children
on The afternoon of the 2ith, during the at
sence OF her husband The youngest cndd, S
yeas old, died, but it is thout' the others
will recover
Mary Grub, the daughter ot we'll
known farmer near Wilmington, Del, was
found IN tile ChriStiana river on the e3 !.
drowned, with feet tel together. Il is
thought She was outraged and then tied and
thrown INTO the river.
Davenport Iowa, was victimized 4 few
days sSa hya green looking fellow, who rep.
resented himself rs Il ~, ut Tor Ole Ball
twho is IN ku olSs,l hllled the town for The
gr~a, viaiinl-s - rAE ny holrd and other bill:
OH the eredi. ei the treasurer al tn. troupe.
An Eastern pilot has been caught at =
novel sort OF rnsuery. Iii, plan has ,e.n tn writ,
letters to prominent nea asAs.,- ,ht privilege
81 naming +, ssss for tneus and suggesting
10 each the u>u>l cea ibati u ii le .. NJ,
hundred doll. ~ ior tae purchase ol 4 set o
colors.
George Gage Of Chcago, the vel
known hotel conductor. Whose unfortunate 81,
soivnrut IN real e>taie spscUiatoas had al,u,,
ruined a}m financially and Whose vile US Re
Gently crippled tor lie by carriage accident
i>uDw III thN ,,f,s,,t al death To,untsfv mr..
down by lis troubles.
kudolPhus X. Turns. who i under ar
rest Al California, No, Tor torsery OF land title
and vino IS charged With extens's operation
In that line, Is SON Q. Professor Turner OF tn
Agricultural College ct Illinois. lis alleye
confederate, who exc, ated the lapers, j. Jams
Reel, an artist, vino is also under arrest.
Sylvanius Winback OF Be. hlenem, Pa
having run away with the wife o. his neist
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INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.

y. *. Fsrwell Of St. Louis, extensively
known among the railroad men Of the country,
was Killed hy al accident to Tain at VIM
th"op. Missouri, Saturday, the o5yh
he New York, ST. James and Chicago
hotels, and the Unio depot OF X n as CITY,
Mo, we're burned Wednesday, The remalns
Of an unknown man were found i'll the de
bris.
An alligator about {; &C feet long was
recently caught BY 5 SEN IN the Monongahela
RIVER at A leghany City, Pa He was almost
torpid, probably rom ,ola, " EN- taken out o.
the river, bat soon revived when placed il a
tank, and is being kept iorexhbition.
The boiler Of thrc>hirg machine en-
CINE exploited OH the farm OF E-uben O. Pot
t-r, near Defiance, O., Wednesday, A. Ward
Lawrence, George Lawrence apd Adam Go,lly
were kiil-d, and Q. C4sse.i was MORALLY aud
Michael Slousch and Mr. uswell slightly in.
jured.
Three OF the buildings OF the powder
mills, four mics from New burg, ~ Y, ex-
p'oded Saturday afternoon, bat no person WIS
seriously injured. The explosion shook the
buildings OF The city, and occasion d serious
alarm at the Christian Association convention
the Iarse audience suppo,ing the building was
falling
The Gronaut had a little son eight
years Old, whom he put in the basket and told
~ ws.t a minute while he looked to the rcpeS
Tue little son, however, drew knife. cut the
apes, aud went up alone. Though tbs hap
pened in France, IT is believed that he ha.
pnc 70 meet Donaldson, nothing having since
bceu heard of him or his air-bag
In an address a. Charlottesville. Ind.
by Prof. John l., Campbell, on 1.-The C-n,en.
MA" he stated that, thou h the total number
Of buildings would reach one hundred and
would cover one hundred acres OF ground, they
were still too cont acted to meet the demands
upon them. Foreign governments have applied
for more than all the spare room provided.
England, instead of being jealous and hest
,atng. Is mos. craditaby cooperating and de-
manding double the space looted to her use.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-04
PEN>ON MATTERS.

Horstio Stone. the distinguished
American Sculptor. died a. Carara, Italy, on
the It'll lust
William Rathbune. an old and widely
known horsernan, was killed at the fair
ground. in Bloomington, H., on The ed, by
itll from his sulky
Mr.. Post. the attorney for Shook L
Palmer, has commenced proceedings at Chi
cage to restrain H. x e Rankin rom plavius
the Two Orphans" in that city
The report OF the commission which
recently investigated the management OF tine
Usage Indian Agency, wholly exonerstes G b.
SOP. the agent, from ali the charges IN d ;.
against INN lly the Indians
Washington telegram Of The 9th
says Secretary Delann is to return to Waslsins-
TN Tor the pun o>e Of chasing hi Official ami
private business there. The name OF his sne-
eessor has not We, been Announced.
The Hon. John II. Reynolds. long
prominent IN law ard politics in New York
and ore Of the Associated judges at the Court
IT AlpcalS Of tia. STE. died &s his residence
i'll k.4derhook on the 24Eh. aged abou. s.
years.
Carl S.hErz. while in New York. ssii
he woud no. Scc~pt compensation sor hi,
speeches in ohio-uos even travelling expen-
eS He de~irei 10 use his ittiuenea on the
currency question, has AZ the same time il.
tended TO lie under obligations 10 no one
Caleb P. Seymour. an Old man. grad
/ uata o. Mas sachusests college, PRESBYTERIAN
minister aud school teacher, Was fogni esaal
/ III an abandoned residence where he hs6
sought shelter. in Esss Sedalia, No, on the
e.h. his death was the result Oh old age aud
| exp sure.
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Shcr.ff's Sale.

Under and by virtue of an execution duly
issued Oh the 10th day of s. ptelnbr, 4. D.
1915, out OF and under the s. al of the Dis
trirt Court in and for the County Of Ramsey
and State OF Minnesota, upon !, cert iii juds :
lnent en- cred and docketed in sai court, oli
the 9th day OF ptember i'll the year OF ON
Lord one thousand eight hund.ed and s.v-
nty-live, l815), in that certain acsiol
wherein Goltirird Waeily is plaintiff, and
Z. J. Truax is defendant, i'll la, or Of said
plaintiff and ag,inst said defendant
TO- the sum OF tour hundre ANA
forty-nine 6l-i00 dollars, ('4e.6zl !
have on the 10th day Of September,
A. D., eighteen hundred and seventy live,
"a. ID. IS D levied upon as the property Oh
said defendant r. J. Truax, the following
described real estate situate III said R,mse,
county and State aforesaid and described, q
follows, to-Ylt:
Lots three, (5) four, a, and five 81 in
block three 81 OF Ninlnger and Dnnlr-liy :
addition TO the city OF St. Pad, according to
The recorded plat thereof Oh file III the Office
OF the Register Of d. eds IN and Tor said
count. OF Ramsey and State OF Minnest, a.
and upon all the right tile ard irtel,a 81
said defendant therein or thereto, or to amy
part thereof at the time when sal Judgment
was >locketed aforesaid, or ut any tan since
said Jud4 meut was doc;leted aInr,,sai !. ana
vail sell tn, sa.I,. or So much thereof rs may
b. sufficient to satisfy sal execution AND costs
1t the front door OF the Old Court House ii.
tine CITY vi 81. Paul, in Ramsey county, and
state aforesaid, Oh Tuesday. the 10Th day .
October, 4. il. 1873, 1T 10 O'Clock III tn
forenoon OF that day
Dated 81 Paul, September 18th A. D.
1873.
JOHN GRACE,
Sheriff Of Rains Y count, MINI
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THOMAS HOWARD.
Attorney Tor Assignee.
Death 10 Pain,

head the following proposition Which will
y adhered 70 posliivsty: To a,sy person Who
use> Death TO P.liu in the following cas- ard
dos nc. receive the bsTei.. desired viii r,a,eve
rack their money OH return OF emDty hottie.
Il cures acute rheumatism. neuralgia. head
ache toothacfle, ear-cae. sore threat dir.iaeylS-
arlatiua. burns. tTalSses sprsaisys cLors NOR
bus or cole pans. alarThuea. dvSe.ss-a-v. in
Examination os the bowels or stomach. il, man,
or beast Used Internally and externally
WharpTar pain exists Their. is an infianrnata-r
condition a the parts and this preparation, L
Specific Tor inflammation 60 II vour drug
sist and get bgttle. Csa it accargiln-sto dir
sctionS. use freely. and DO rot hesitate 10 rs.
medicine that the proprietor Is willing ~
take all the risk. To him Who uses i, will +.
ElFssn to know its merits For sale bv drug
Sis-s and patent medicine dealers generally.
l. Bixbv. proprietor.
Uwasenna, Man.
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure nd SAFE.

Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure nd SAFE.
Nams Of niorgagors-l Gittl son,
Moses Kalmen>on, Aaron Warkowskl, tharles
Pol>st, and lser erknan.
Nam of mortgage..-Bt Benjamin GervaiS
Date OF mot ,ase, 10th Gay Il February,
to54.
Mortgage recorded Mach 4th, 1874 at Il.
40 cock n m, IN tie oiticr ii REGISTER o
DEEDS i'll and Tor the cotnty OF Runs Y, and
State o. Ainne>ota, III book ''33'' OF mott
ga.cs on page 2l1
DESCRIPTION OF mnrtgaged prem, es-- Tho>
parts 81 lots Nos. SIX and seven u ana q nt
section number w,nly- nine, (-o) IN to.Ilstiip
No thirty (}o) morrill, Ut range No. twenty two
e. west, dlyldrd H. follows, to-sit:
Beginning AT the government niraud'.r cor
her un The west dr of said io's SIN and seven
Is aud +, known as I,aint@lt'~ Islam h ing
the lst westerly point oil said Island, and
running thence south Is deg. - sec east II
d. 100 cila'nS to n cedar POST, from which a
white oak trsa 80 imehrs i'll diameter ts-ir>
north g. deg. - src., east 3S Inns distant aud
an iroaw"od inches III diameter bears south
20 deg east "a IL links which cetar post is
the 4. ginning Corner OF the land iirr.l,v con-
vryed thence south 81 Ia west IS . 100
chains, thence south - deg EAST = 96-lO3
CHAINS, thence north IS oee east II chains:
thence north IL deg west $4,000 chains
thence north Is IL deg, EAST ~ chains
thence north deg. west so 100 chains;
thence south s. l-2 deg, west Is 10, chains:
thence ,uth ~ deg, west Is 81 100 chains to
said edar post at the point OF beginning, con-
tanning % 6i-loJ acres, lnor- or less
Amount claimed to be du. upon the first
note, which was due on the first dav of Oct Der
1874, and which is secured bv SAID mortgage
Mt the date Of this notice, is the sum OF o, !.
hundred and eleven dollar, and eipht cents
SlflUS.l
Mortgage assigned June eth, 1875.
Name OF assignee MAYER sep-ri..
ASSIGNMENT record, d-June 18th. 1877. at
o:i5 o'clock p m. in book of assignments.
ON pag, 3s7.
Aud no proceedings at law or otherwise have
been Instituted Tor the recovery ii the sail
above mentioned sum. or any part thereof, ami
default having b-.n made in the ,asTn. II. OF
/ tn. said sum OF Uon-v Gained 10 ls. due -
af"n-svid. notice Is h"r,-h given that the said
mortgage will h forrclo,rd. aud tile said
mortSagrd premises will, by ,it;ue Of a
( power ri sale in SAID mortgage containsd and
/ Herewith recorded. and pursuant to the pru-
vision of the statutes IN such ca-.s mail. and
| provided, he sold at public venige at tn.
front door of the Court Hous. ON Waiasl,a
street. III til. citv OF St. Paul Ramsey county
Minnesota, on Mondav, the a5til ,iay of Oeto
! Ter, 1875, a. ten o cloc~ 4. ID to satisfy and
pay the amount then due on TIN. aforesaid
uarfyaget debt. casts and disbursement, d
said =, together with the SUM If twenty.
iv- dollars ssipui$ted in said lnnrtcss.. to i.
paid out OF the proceeds nf such sale. In saie
mortgage ~ case OF foreclosure OF said mort
gage and far attorneys fees
Dated SAINT Paul. Sep-. 1Slh. 1875.
MAYER sEpERTE.
THOMAS HOWARD.
Attorney for Assignee