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NOTES OF THE RACE.

name that frightened Courtney, the onrsmnn who
nsnd to brag that he had never met man who
had made him pull his best.
NOTES OF THE RACE.
Riley gave a splendid exhibition of rowing
going over the course in front of tho other oars
men. Hanans friends, however, were very mad
about H. believing that Riley gotinto the course in
order to bother lianlan
Mr., Blakie lnst evening expressed himself as
gratthcd that he had ut last brought the men to.
gothcr He said further that he will decline ever
taking an active part in any other racing contest;
that while he Will always take All interest in boat
ing matters he VIII not figure In match of any
character.
Tho official time by half miles was as follows;
G6iG rs.
When Courtney was heartily chccred and en-
couraged from the shore ho responded only by
rolling up his eyes and looking detected.
Courtney 1t is believed, lost his grip when Ham
Ian won the toss and selected the Virginia side, us
he said few days ago that a man who secured
thnt side would win the race. Rciore the race
yesterday gang OF three-card monte men en-.
poyed their time probably OH Analostan island
and cleaned ont o large number Of nnocents
me police finally disper. cd them lmnlnn rowcd
in lliscodar she'll George Warren" Courtney using
Il paper boat built for him by Waters, ofTroy n. Y
An eiIterprising lemonade vender, as soon Hs the
race was ended, succeeded in dSpuSing of II lurge
quantity of the doubtful liquid by crying. "ltCrus
glass"
About half of the spectators Of the race were un-
certain until the end whether llnlan or Courtney
was ahead, as they were misled by cards which
were widely circulated purportng TO give tire cOlorS
OF the men. InnHn was incorrectly represented
as wearing full suit Of rcd, while in fact he WIS
otircd in blue and Courtney was pictured on
tho card in blue suit, while he appeared OH the
river In while suit with blue trimmings
ono OF the finest points for observing the race was
the wharf Of Joseph aud j. r. Libboy, the lumber
dealers on Water street, Georgetown. Tho Mcssrs.
libbty kept open house." having erected fine
covered stand, and entertained large number Of
invited guests.
The committee 10 whom was lntrusod the mr.
Judgements FOR tho race headed by James T. VIII
let aud John w. Corson, como in for II generous
share of approval for the admirable manner in
which they discharged their duties. Every detuil
was scrupulousy looked alter, and ii Is conceded
BY the adherents of both men that III this respect
the race was a model one.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
FIro AZ Asbnry ParI, Y. y.

AsnuRY PARK, n, j., May i0-A dro was dis
covered in the stable Of Barber & Ilendesons
lumber yard alta o'clock a. nL The stable was
burned With three valuable horses and two mules,
and the fire spread to the lumber shed, which was
also destroyed with It's contents, including two
houses ready for construction, Asbury parks now
aeGm engine had tho hre under control By 7
o'clock. 1ho following Is the extent Of the loSses
Barber y Henderson, SllUQ, insured for 81 100 u,
NJ Feeder 3l,2UO insured, John Crawford, $500,
uninsured, J, II Jackson, building 700. uninsured;
J. NJ. Jalnhon, $40, insured for $50. The fire was
undoubtedly Of tncendIHIy origin.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Chesapeake 4 Delaware Canal.

The house committee on railways aud canals
yesterday heard Representative Hcpke, Of Mary.
land in advocacy OF his bill 10 provide for ship
canal to connect The waters OF the Chesapeake and
Delaware bays. Representative Shelleyth sub
mtted Il resolution proposing the appointment of
II special subcommittee to take the whole matter
in hand investigate II thoroughly and report Rs
early rs practicable whether tho government
should construct or MD in constructing the canal
The resolution was adopted.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Tho plfrlnn,ties with the utss.

Senator Hill and Representative Beliord, of COL
orndo, with General Adams, have waited,upon the
president and represented TO him the great i'm
portanco of some action in reference 10 the Ute
reservation, aud the imminent danger of Indinn
troubles unless such action was taken. Tho presi-
dent listened attentivoly and eXprcssed his views
In accord with those OF his visitors. he said chat
he proposed 10 send n message to tho house in
day or two suggesting the necessity for prompt
action. The message Will probably go to the house
this wcnk
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Tho Oeenn nnnls lnyestLratlon.

Representative Buckner, from tho house com
mittee on banking and currency submitted IL re-
port yesterday in relation 10 the investigation OF
tho Ocean national bank receivership, The report
Is signed ny kcoPrcSchiaGvGs b,mNiIeT, L0unsoury,
LewiS. After rocing oil thu iaeB in The case the
committee say they Ghink that Receiver Davis was
actuated by corrupt and improper motives, and
was guilty Of Intentional wrong.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
CallrornIa psmocrallo convention.

convention met in Oakland tnoon to-day. Samuel
NJ Wilson was appointed temporary chairman. All
questions rs to contested delegations were settled
by the chair ruling To admit only those delegates
tcrnoon to await the report OF the committee on
prplputiAls
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Nominations.

The president sent the following nominations to
the senate yesterday
Horace Maynard. Of Tennessee. TO be postmaster
general; James lonSstrcet. of Georgia, 70 be minis
ter TO Turkey David " Key, 10 be United States
district Judge for the eastern and middle districts
OF Iennessre
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Distinguished Guest at the Smithsonian.

Among tho most distinguished arrivals at the
Smithsonian yesterday was a large leatherback
turtle (sphargis c0ridced) caught Tuesday after
noon at the mouth OF the York river, near Nor
folk. The specimen measured seven teOt in
length aud five feet In BREADTH and weighed nearly
/ 900 pounds being tho largest specimen Of the
kind ever caught In this locality. 1t was brought
to the city on the steamer George Leary. and pre-
scnted to the Smithsonian by Messrs. w. A. Ander-
son and H. e. Harrison. OF Norfolk, Va.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Iiass-IgalI,

UTICA, y, Y, May lo,-Madlson University, 10;
Cornon University, II.
PRNCEToN, n, j., May l9,-BTooklyns, 10; Uni
vcrsty Of Princeton, ..
BosToS May lo.-BostonS, 8; Proyidonccs, o.
elaYcn inninEs.
National Republican., 1880-05-20

present administration OF the gonaral government,
and In President Hayes recognize All able wise
republican party"
resolution declaring james @. Blaine the sec
ond choice of the convention was tabled by de-
csivo vote. An antthird term resolution was
sent TO the committee on resolutions and not re-
ported. Interviews with tho delegates indicate
that Blaine Is the second choice of all but three.
one Of these Is for Grant, ono for sherman and one
for Edmunds
National Republican., 1880-05-20
I,ornst rlres DYING oct.

MANCHESTER n. j., May l9,-lloaVy rains fell
last night and tho forest fires In Cumberland, At
lAntia. Burlington. Ocean and Monmouth counties
are reported extingulshed.
srGoUDspURd, PA. May l9.-The forest fires are
dying out. II Is reported woman WAS burned TO
death In Beech woods, Pis0 county,
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Railroad Directors Elected.

PlrTSBURG, Pa, May la--At tie annual meeting
of The Phlsbug, Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad
company to-day the following directors wero
elected George w. CHss, samuel ]. Iilden, j. ~
Mccullough, Charles lauirr NId George d. Roberts
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Purcilnse ofU, \. uonlIs

NEw Yori, May lo.-The proposals to sell bonds to
tho government to-day aggregated, s4273,O6o OF
which the secretary OF the treasury accepted three
million dollars at lOi i7Oogl0iS3 for is orSo. l06 "a
nlQG99A lor 6, Of 81 and lO3l6@l03.29la for IS.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Knookod Down aud Nils watch rnkon.

About 2 o'clock this morning an Englishman,
named George RyCroit who had come to WASH
iugton 10 witness the bont race while taking n
walk TO the sights BY gasllght was spt upon by
two men, near the corner OF Fourteenth street and
Ohio avenue, knocked down. aud gold watch,
the chain in 50 doing Officers JanifpT and Fritz
heard hs cries tor assistance and hastGned to the
scene, but his aNsauOuls whom he was unable TO
describe, had He'd with their booty.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Ynlo College Bont RncoI

NEW YoRK, May l0.-The lss3 class won the Yale
COLLEGE boat race to-day In l2;iS distance one mia
and roturH. p, King. OF tho 1880 class. won tic
Singlgseull race in 1880
National Republican., 1880-05-20
a Dlsagrsslng jury.

BosToY May lo.-The jury in tho case of John f.
Dougherty, charged with mNnSleughtqr in killing
John Noonan, stood ten FOR Gcquit,Nl aud two for
conviction, and we,0 DISCHARGED. IL Is probable
that the gOYenmont will soon release Dougherty.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
German cnthnlio oonrontlnn.

ST. LOUIS, May 19-Iu the German catholic con-
venion to-day Henry j. Spauuhorst, OF ST. Louis,
was reelected pres dent CoyingtOn, KY, was fixed
upon rs the next place OF meeting.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
cavIng In OF n Nina.

SCRANTON, Pa, May l9.-The abandoned oxford
mine in Hyde park .cayed in last night Three
ine stores and prinlte dwellings were badly
shaken.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
DnnII Onicers Indiottd,

SARATOGA, ~ Y. May l9,--John 8 Leake and
Stephen II. Richards cashiers respectively Of tho
dciunct First National and Commercial National
banks, have been indicted for oW9c2z!emcAt
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Cincinnati Muslcsl FestIval.

CINc1NNATL 1Iny l0.-ovcr four thousand persons
attended the first matinee Of tho musical festival.
All The selections were tGely rendered
National Republican., 1880-05-20
COURTNEY CRUSHED.
HanIan's Hollow Victory Over the
New York 0arsman.

Tho Defeated Champion Puts Forth tie Plea
of fsickness-Full Description of Ycstcr-
days Race - An Exciting Scene
OH tho River - Myrlads of
Spectators - Courtney's
Loss of Grit, etc.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
Memorial Day at Richmond.

RICHMOND VA May l0.-Coniodernte memorial
day was observed here with the usual ceremonies.
National Republican., 1880-05-20

name that frightened Courtney, the onrsmnn who
usod to brag that he had never met man who
had made him pull his best.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
A Long Way After Tepnyson.

A Long Way After Tennyson.
Broke! Brokel Broke
on thy sculls' o, blue. blue G.;
Iwould thai my lips could fnd
New cuss.words TO fling at thee.
Oh well for tho Hanlan sports
Who offered tho odds to me
oh we'll for the pool-soller glib
Who took in my seven to thicOl
Broke! Broke Broke
Or busted. whatever 1t be,
The touch ofmy dear grcenbacks
win never como back to me.
National Republican., 1880-05-20
The Labor Strike Mt Rheims,

RHEIMS, May I'm. Coustans Frencn minister
of the mtorer, who came here In consequence OF
tho labor strike assuming serious aspect, las let
for Paris Nine hundred men have resumed work.
The military remain In readiness for any ener-
geuCy II Is generally believed thai some secret
political committee provoked anu organized tho
present labor strike.
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FREioHT. - The barkentine Tan
OShan'er. Capt Potter. on. rallied from
San Franei-co for Seattle April lst
with about lis tons of merchandise
q n-i- a.! "a ;allows: Scbwahacher
Bro. & Co. 900 pa, kases; J p Comford,
10 do; A Mehlh. IN. go; p @ Hsaly.
%, ] & g Caches, 2: 81 Z Levy. 2; A
II Hsoksor. S; n r Maddocks. 10; T
Redington. 2; L Reinig, 23O: w Wus-
thoff. 2: Waddell J. Miles. 20; s Bax.
ter & Co. 2; J Sullivan. 8; jos Barren,
9; Kellogg & Snyder. IS; N T Cody &
Cs. l; Wald & Campbell, 80; N D Hill,
20; NJ ] Csrkeek, 10; C G Bartlett. 90:
A NJ Jones. &c; L Andersen, 20. C p
Stone 4 &c. 20; Chilberg Bros. 20; 0 r
Gerrish. 20; r W James. ~; 1 N Bige.
low & Co. 6: d X Howard. 8; T W
Jackson. 4: g II T McGinris. 2: G b.
senthal, 403; r r Brown, 100: WI C
Neate. IS; T n Ford 4 Co. 10; r Frost.
8; c Horr. 20; Sam Williams, l8: s
Stork. 90; Clsndenin s. Miller, -;
Bostwick & Davis. 6; 8 n Nolan, 20;
W H Fife. 1. The Tam UShanter will
load coal aud probably take deckloaj
of lumber. as usual.
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The ExTxRTAIHx.xr.-A fair ~
disncs was present. lsst evening p
greet that genial gentleman end able
actor Mr.. Barton Hill. snd the plsasisg
little actress. Miss Josephine Csmsrsa.
assisted by Mr.. Barnes, in their fair.
we'll performsuce given in the Opera
House. These people have been favor.
ing citizens of the sound aud British
C0lumbis with some excellent dramst.
10 performances during the past month
The Hunehback was we'll played.
and elected hearty applause. Aster
this piecs Mr. Hill recited the "Stssud.
Cd Bu9le" and another of bis favorite
poems. the rendition Of which stamped
him - one Of tho finest and most
pleasing slocutionists ,hst sser Wis
tied the Sound. Mr.. 1ailhouss
sung "Ths Sword Of Bunker Hill" in .
pleasing manner. His high tenor voice
vas well suited for the pieos and be re-.
csivsd . hearty encore. The farce. ~
Morning Csll." in one act, WAS laugh
able throughout and heartily enjoyed.
Miss Cameron rrcitea Horace Greeley =
poem. What my Lover said" in .
mos, pleasing msuncr. The snt@rtsin.
mrnt cl.,sed with what vas ssnaideeed
by the sudisncs - be he crownine
seaturs OF the evetipg - recitatipnr
The Wreck of tliS Nancy Bell" BY Mr.
Barton Hill, "a "a -
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Died John Aylward, the ssilsr who
fell from the nsst Of the Eldorado and
was takon to Providence Hospital. died
very unexpectedly at y o'clock yester-
day morning. He seemed to be doing
we'll until late hour on Tuesday
night. when he became restless and
continued to grsw worse till he expired
ut the time above stated. A post NOR
TEN examination was held. when it
appeared that one Of the br.'ken ribs
had pierced and frarfully lacsrsted one
Of his lungs. aud that 10 bad BLEED in.
tsrnaily from the time II the accident
1.-The died. He Is spoken Of BY Capt.
Clifford ~ hAviog tctn steady. indus.
trious young man. was about % years
Of age, and hes relatives in CailforniA
The flags on the vessels in port foated
ut half mast all day yesterday, cut OF
respect for the deceased. He will b
buried todsy st Que o'clock fiou the
Hospital.
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PRoRABLY EaRosEors. The runos

PRoBABLY ERRoNEors.-Ths rumor
published yesterday ~ TO the purchase
Of the Seattle and Walla Walla Rail-
road By compsny OF capitalists head
Cd b. Henry villard. Esq. 10. We are
assured. without sufficient foundation.
The parties in Portland most likely to
lie informcd on the subject give sssur-
asce that there 10 nothing to warrant
the conclusion stated. Il may b addsd
that the great interests Of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company.
which center at Portland, are frst to
be cared for by the manssers OF the
company. Developmeat Of the plan O.
which the company il now working Il
paramount TO al other undertaking.
Orsyonian.
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REAL ESTATE. The following are
the transactions in real estate. as re-
corded in the Auditors office. since our
last report:
A A Denny and wife T., Ann Camp.
bell. the essterly two thirds Of lot IL
sud southerly one-third OF lot 10 in
block 2. A A Dsnny's addition. $l1OO. +
David Kennedy and wife to ] + T
Mitchell. lot 4 in block IA Is r,n's AL
di.ion. $l7oO
Rob r. Abrams 10 Harold Evans. lots
7, 3, 8 and 10. also lot f. in block IA i,
aud lots IL, IL. ID aud II in block IS.
in Reaton, $3.50.
+ NJ Smithers aud wife to Robert
Abrams. the property described above,
81.
Zebulon Crane and wife To Robert
Abrams and Thomas Sch~ley, two sores
in the southwest quarter Of the north
West quarter of section IL, township
%. north range 8 east. $3.50.
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TUE EFFECT OF ADVERTISING In
our las. weeks issue, Mr. L L Bales
advertised for wife. Six hours after
the Watehmaa Was ont, he had not less
than thirteen applications by letter.
aud stili they come. He had alse one
lady to Interview him upon the subject
Of mairimony. but the interview was
brief. Mr. Bslss. it seems. 10 all busi.
ness; there is Hoe bit Of billing or
cooing in his composition. Madam.
he said. 'how much money have you
got = She said she had about 81 so
with her. and $27j ut home IN the
bottom Of her trunk. Bales shook his
head as he waxed his end. and the
lady continued: L have also q quarter
section Of land on Dry Creek Here
the saddler dropped the. swl aud
Strengthened up. Madam he sgsin
asked, how much Of that land can you
convert into ready cash to put in the
harness aud collar making business 2
The lady gathered up her skirts and
left without shutting the door. or say
ing good morning. but Mr Bales 10
still hopeful. Why not?:W. W.
Watchwaa.
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SALE OF On PAINTIxos.-The AUG
.ion sale o! oil paintings in the Opers
House block. will positively take place
this evening, at Z 4 o'clock. Don't
fail to attend this sals a. every painting
on exhibition will b sold. Seats will
be provided for lsdies and everything
made - pleasant - possible.
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SoLD.-The barkentius Katie Flick.
niger. built at Seattle in 1876. aud The
largest sail vessel yet built here. vas
recently sold in San Franciscov for
100000. - -
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A RIsIEa MAS.-Dr Blalock il csr-

tainly full Of enterprise and pluck. A
few years ago be came here . stranger
and practising physieias. Step BY
step be accumulated and kept 90 90.
cumulatiug. and today hs II rich. We
have nov Blsiock's Mountain. Blaiock's
Flume and Disloch's Landing snd u
he keeps on. 1t won't be long before
70 will have . Blslock'a Territory;
Dut when such men srs successful. u
must b charged 70 indemitable en-
ergy. and not to luck. --Wsila Wsiia
Watckasaa.
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In PoKr.-The revenue cntter Oliver
Wolcott and Lighthouse tsndsr Shubrick
came to anchor in our harbsr last
evening. They are here. We pressme,
for COIL. Vs.
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Coal Oll..-L Aadsrson hss Eecsivsa
another i,slallmsat - his reliable 81
al. R:z1y esats pr oalles.
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r,
FROM THE SKAdiT.-Ihc Josephine
brought from Hkaeit some twenty
r.,rs,. ,,.....,a.x ,vho .ftar HAVING
$500 az. ,c,.;,,s- c.,,. ao,-r ! -
'sSuIs0s suo'T S's .1s .o"n :"
await the opening Of sne mining sea-
con. Among tho nnmbsr was one man
who had .one in bv vav al Fart Hone.
.s,.s-as.s,... y - !. "a. a,sh,, A..
10y " = asso.ss. s.s s
gustsd With that route. and states tiist
il took hin stventy-sieht days and
cost him sixty dollars. to reach the
minss from Vickoris, The Snow il rap
idly disappearing along RUBY Creek.
one side 81 the stream being almost
free from snow. One old gentleman
With whom Ne were talking. expressed
hisoinepeoAstlus n shn reports .pub.
lis6Sd Sbout Gf05pects aid 10 have
been taken ont on the different cresks
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Foe Mariners are informed
that altar Nay lat. curing the prsva-
lance OF sogs, fox bell viii be s.sundsd
from Z frsme toxer erected ON the
outer end Of lhs spis 1t Point mo- Point.
Puget Sound, w. 7. The bell gill b
operated By nachinery. and the inter-
vsl between tho strskes will be ten
seconds.
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Maximum thsEmenslu, ~ eauss. 80.
Minimum tAsenssnstes, = An1BDes. 18th.
Range for TIE meath. 81 AqUeos.
Maximum hGSo0sese. I'm, m.
Aiaimnm bassmstss. 19.2s, Let.
Range fog tbs month, lis.
uambs9 oe Aays rain fsll. 9.
lumeer Ct days SNOW tell. 8.
Number Of days frosfy.9.
w. B. SEYNeRE.
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soows ron rHr Coal TaADE.-Ths

Ecows ron TIE Coal TRADE.--Ths
East Portland Viadiester Gays: Joseph
Paquet il nov engaged constructing :
barge fer G r Church aud Ben Davis.
ITO feet in length. 20 feet beam and
feet depth Of hold. II 10 expected to
b. iinishsd In sbsut ten days o. two
wssk4 md will ~ employed IN the
TRANSPORTATION Of coal from the Sound.
Tho sow recently built for Asssrs.
Church and Habershsm 10 NOS being
PAINTED. sa,d. whsa ready for u.s.. gill
also engage in The coal trade.
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The following telegram
was received BY D. T. Wheel
or, Agent for the McNeale &
Urban Safes in this city, and
viii explain itselfs I'!l,t

80 SAN FRANcisco. March II. 1850.
d. 7. Wheeler, Seattle, " r.: Your
Commissioners or any one else can have
the privilege Of testing by drilling any
McNes!e & Urban Fire and Burglar.
Proof Safe. aud we will guarantee the
same results as in Burglar Proof Safe
nos used by De1tef Horton q Co.'S
bank. and numerous other banks on
toiS coast. kaar sas-sslsa tA
RAYMOND & WILTSHIRE.
sfs@FFsSEE 1ast 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-01-21
Trust Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 18th of July, 1877, Mrs.
w. Z. l. Berlin and her husband, w. l..
Berlin, conveyed to Thomas Fisher, treasurer
OF the Irish American Building and Loan AS
soclation, and his successors in Office, as trus-
tee, the following real estate in the city of
nemphls, SHELBY county; Tennessee, to-wit:
A lot known as the north half Of lot No. 305,
as laid down on the plan Of the city of Mem
phis and fronting on the east side of Second
street oI1s feet, and extending eastWardly
with the south side Of the first alley south Of
Concord street 1851 feet to another alley,
being the, same lot John S. Claybrook sold to
John y. Erwin on the 18th of November, 1854,
and claimed by Mrs. Berlin; said trust deed
being made TO secure the Irish American
Building and Loan Association the PAYMENT
Of an Indebtedness for borrowed money, evil
denced by a note Of said c.. U. and w. /. Ber-
I'm Of same date for $500. due one day from
date ana SIX per cent interest from date, pay
able monthly in advance, and the further OBJ
legations Of the said G.. U. Berlin, to said asso-
citation, ana whereas said parties have failed
70 pay said note or any part, or the monthly
interest due thereon, and likewise 10 further
comply with the obligations Of said contract,
and whereas, i, L. H.. Milburn, an the duly
elected successor in Office Of said Thomas
Fisher as treasurer Of said association, and as
such become the trustee under aforesaid trust
Of. July, 1877, by the provision therein con-
tainedt and being SO requested by the benef.
ciary hereunder, / will, as such trustee, on
Tuesday, the 10th February, 1850,
within legal hours. commencing at u O'Clock
M, in front Of the Bank Of Commerce., on
Madison street, in the Taxing District, for
merly Memphis, Of Shelby county, Tenn.
proceed to sell at public sale and cutlery, for
cash, the property described hereinbefore.
and conveyed in the aforesaid trust deed, and
appropriate the proceeds as therein directed.
Equity Of redemption expressly waivsd In
said deed, and the title IL considered good, but
/ sell only as trustee.
T. II .MILBURN, TT. and Trustee.
BELcnER q JORDAN, Atty's. l2t 40