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of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

Whereas default has been made in the condi-
tions of a certain mortgage, executed and deliv-
cred by Harriet M. Holmes, a widow, OF the City
of St. Paul, Minnesota, mortgagor, 20 Frederick
Zahn, OF the same place, mortgage, dated the
30th day of July A. D., 1886, and recorded in The
office OF the Register of Deeds in and tor the
County of Ramsey, State Minnesota, on the I'd
day o~fSeptember, A. D. 1856, at o'clock and 40
Minutes T. NJ. in Book ''l23" of mortgages on
page 142.
And which said mortgage was given 10 secure
the payment of the sum of Four Thousand Seven
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, according to two
certain promissory notes of even date with said
mortgage. for $2375.W each. and payable two and
three years after date, respectively, and interest
thereon at the rate OF 3 per cent. per annum be-
fore and after maturity until paid and that said
first note fell due and there is claimed to be due
and actually Is due OH said mortgage the sum of
Twenty-Five Hundred and Fifteen O-100 (S22I5. SOY
Dollars, and that no part of said second note and
interest since July 30, 1885, has been paid. And
no action or proceeding has been instituted at
law or equity to recover said debt or any part
thereof.
Now notice is hereby given, that by virtue ola
power of sale contained in said mortgage aud
duly recorded as a part thereof, and the Statute
In such case made and provided, said mortgage
will be foreclosed by a sale of said mortgaged
premises hereinafter described, at public auction
ut the west front door of the Jail Building upon
the Court House Square near Fifth Street between
Wabasha and Cedar Streets, in the City of Saint
Pael, in raid Ramsey County, on Saturday the
fifth t5th) day of January A.. d. 1883, at 10 O'Clock
in The forenoon to satisfy the amount which
shall then be due on said mortgage with interest
thereon and costs and expenses of sale and Fifty
Do. lars Attorneys Fees as stipulated in said
mortgage in case of foreclosure.
The premises described in raid mortgage and
so to be sold are those tracts or parcels of land
situated in said Ramsey County, State of Mime
sofa, described as follows. to-wit: The south
west quarter Is. W. IA of the North East Quar-
ter N.E.A OF section twenty-three (23) township
twenty Eight (28), north of range twenty-five (2Z
according to the United States Government Sur
vey thereof, save and except that portion of said
premises containing three () acres more or less
sold and conveyed by Frederick Zahn and wife
to the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad
Company;
Also, The undivided one-half 90 Of the south
east quarter Is. X. "a of the north west quarter
On. W. - of Section twenty-three t23 in Town
ship twenty-eight (2S) north of Range twenty
two (2g according to the United States Govern
ment Survey Their of.
Dated, November Is. 1855.
FREDERICK ZAHN, Mortgage.
KUEFFNER l. FAUNTLEROY, Attorneys for
Mortgage.
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Gtwas BON bsm Semperenslern.

Die Temperen3lsr Der Sta6t News
cattle On Tpne In England befinoen iiH
augenblidlid III ei1em 3ufanbe drgers
lider nn3uirieoenbeit> tpelae Dr. @n,.
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October biel. Der Mr3t cine @orleiung
por ben Mitelietern Der Teinperena.
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fir ben menihlihen &5rper notbpenbia
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iiberbaupt niht buIbisten, aber cine
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-29
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the con.
ditlons of a certain Mortgage executed end de.
liveied by william Farber and Augusta Farber
his wife, of the City of st. Paul, in Ramsey Conn
ty, Minnesota, mortgaeOrs. 10 FREDERICK INTO oe
the same place, mortgage, dated the 18th dav OF
September A. D.. eighteen hundred and elehtysix
and recorded in the office of the Register Of Deeds
in and for said county of Ramsey in the state Of
Minnesota, which said office is in the said Citv
of St. Paul. on the 10Th day of October AID. 1896.
at 8 o'clock and 40 Minutes P. NJ, in book Igo of
Mortgages, OH page SO. And which said mort
gage was given to secure the PAYMENT of the s11m
OF 5000. 90 three years after the date thereof, and
interest thereon from the date thereof ut tho rate
of six and one half per cent. per annum, interest
PAYABLE semi annually. and on which Sa;5
mortgage and Indebtedness there is claimed tn
he dine q ind there is dIn sinca tho 1Stb a. vofcon
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malh-Gamh
9acS GDmntD,

81 Meilen bplt ct. Saul Doer Mitnea=
pplis entfernt, MIR 3 Stunoen 8abns
fabrt, at Der ct. Saul, Miinneapolis &
Manitpba Giienbabn gelegen.
9ie gtesierunss= Sngenieure Gaben
berednet, baB jeber Slider bieIes aassez
seihneten @alolanbes bon 25 bis 80
gpro 6artbols ettbdlt. Sie bauptIdAs
liden 9olsarten iino @eibeiden> 3uderz
abDrn> Gsper, 2inben &c
8ebe1ft ben @ertb iplden 9anbes,
bidt Bel Der 8abn unb 10 nabe bei
Minneapolis unb ct Saul. Sin 2anos
tpirtbi6aft tann Is ipegen ieines reiden
8pbens, ieiner glte1 8epdiierllng rno
Der tdlfigen Ginmiiduns bon id6ncm
@ieienlanbe niht i%ibertrpfen tperoen.
9ie 8abaFabrt foRet nur $1,95.
Sreie 3eiie fir 2m,bfdufer. Man
fam jeben Sag binreiien. Inner asent
seiet bas 2anb.
Mae 8riefe tperSen al, uniere Min=
neapolis Office aoreiirt.
Sotbtttan & 9obrbamer,
Seutides 9anoz, Ga1a9ez uno SSedz
iel=@ elddft.
100 Maibinstpn 1877 Siblep ct.
@pe., g., 9e'nuber BENT Narf
Mimeapplis. ct. Saul.
90. >. Mabpcle>
@eiddftsfibrer.
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Ger @unnerer.

lieB ben Reim Der Gifsrindt in iein
0er3 fallen I'M bic e~insebiloete @efabr
a%b5utuenoen, sriff Ct sur 2ise, uno bic
2iise reidt Der Beriudung bic Ganb,
pelde bura Sacub an ibn beran9etre.
ten tpar.
6einri@ idliei tpenig ,nb mu6te iiG
AUDI am foIsenben Gonntage Ntibe ae-
ben, feline nnrute sa be3tringen. Dit
trat Ct ans Geniter, bon benz aus Ct
einen lleberblid anf bas in Der Terne
liesenbe SdloB unb bic babinter lieeeas
ben @aI6ungeu bate, auf Die feline
Muser, nadoentlid bafteten.
60 lam Der Mbsnb beran.
Inter benz 8ortranbe, bab Ct nod
eth @ei@dft TN Dorfe babe, entfernte
fid 9einrid. nnhbem Ct bic bon ieinem
Slater geertte Bd1ie auseinanberse,
nOu,naerl uno fe fotpobl tpie Elm IdiA.
den NIT Munitipn r.nter bic Scope Der.
bergen bate. 8orfihtis idlih Ct binter
ben 9dniern Fin, INN BON Niemanoen
eeiehen ~ tuerben; III einem tpsiten
8cgen ben sangbaren @eg bermeioenb,
adberte er ffiA benz Aussans bss S4leB.
partss uno esreiate btnislben su Der nit
Sacob nerabreten Belt.
@s bega1n bereits sl bunteln mnb IN
maisfdtiider &ube lag Der @alb. @ie
eth Glp crldte bic beilise GtiIe aui
9einrid's Seele; feline 8eine aitterten
unb als ct itd nieoerseiest Bate, fenute
ct ieine MuSen ntdt abpenten BON benz
2idtidein. tuelder in Der Serne aus
Marie'S Seniter IeuGtete.
8l6slih b5rte er bas 2aub raideln
uno geuabrte Sacob, pelder fiH bon
Der euteeeengefebten Sette 10 borfhtta
ndberte, uie er's burh bas 8ogelReuen
seupbnt tuar.
Geht, Sunge, 6aB bu MpEt gebalten
GAIT - reoete i'm Der Mlte beraniigt
nideno all. - Nu- teine Bebenfen !!
Bilo eibt's 10 bel, baB aud flr uns
etpaS oauot ibris bleiben muB. MIes
tpiro gut geben. nno oein S.auden ioQ
eine prddtise Rirrnes feiern!
Made ntht niel @prte> - antupr=
tete 6einrid tur3, inoem er fem @epebr
suiammeniebte unb iage 5hneG, tpas
ib su t9lln Babe.
Sas ipirt bm eleid ieben, fplge mir
muir! Mit biefen @prten eing Sacob
tiefer In ben @alo binein unb 6einrih
fOlste ibm medaniih.
Balo berihpanben iie in ben Buihen.
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nem fabten 2idte idtpmerten Die fiber.
erauen Stdmine Der 8uhen mnb bic
rDtbliden Sddfte Der GbeItannen.
Cine balbe @tunbe tpar perfriden,
oa baltic ein @duB bur1 ben Walb.
Muf5eideudt brn benz Ione, floa eine
glitter freiidenb bon einem Baurne aur,
anoern, uno cine @daar BON 2rdten
reste in ben Meffen frdhsenb Die Sliisel.
Noh einmal fnalte es III ben BuIden.
- Damn tuteber Stile.
SIN DDrfe batte es bsreits sebn ubr
aeidlasen, ols 0eimid alIein, ii@ bor:
iihtig nah alien Seiten umblidenb, bic
boble eide aufiudte, In uelder CT bas
@eresr nerbarg. Die 05b[una bes
8aumes neridloB er NIT Moos uuo
einem Steine, t.nb elite barauf 10 ihneu
als mDslid ieinem 9au1e su.
Sacob batte gebalten, mas Ct pers
iproden. St Bate @etnrih su einem
suten Stanbplabe gefibrt, mno BALD
braden, bon; t5otliben 8lei setrufsn,
spei feiite &ebb5de 3uiammen.
Nadoem man bic nDtLiee 8erabres
oune fit ben f~olgenben Mbeno getrofen,
tuor Sacob Der naben Creme slaeeiIt,
um feline Gbnebnter su benadridtisen.
Dieie brahten I'M 2aufe Der Naht bic
8eute In Siherbeit unb beaablten bafiir
ben beoungenen 9rets.
(Sdlnb folst.)
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D. c.. KISSEL,
0enti6e MpDtDefe
s.ssecepfe beifenS preparirt.
Slbsa3ef Ede TIER unb Gamfen CTR.
o.. DamI.
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

STATE OF MINNEe0TA. I So In Probate Court,
County OF Ramsey. Especial Term October
30th 1883.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Joseph Files
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the Judge Of Pro-
bate of the County of Ramsey, will, upon the
first Monday of the month of May A. d.
1889 at ten O'Clock a. H., hear, examine and
adjust all claims and demands against said
deceased; and that six months from and
after the date hereof have been allowed and
limited for creditors to present their claims
against said estate, at the expiration of which
time all claims not presented or not proven to
its satisfaction shall be forever barred, unless
for good cause shown further time be allowed.
BY THE COURT,
u-S) L. s. GORMAN,
Judge Of Probate
Maria Files, Administrative.
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Dteies tf bic stusise 9inie NIT ghnnmanssD raptrg.
Hoom S4lafsgBa9SonS. 9ururi6ien Naud : Massons
psi,bsrabnte Nlms"iers S %SSsV entl az ! len SsfaSen bes
gsetn. Sees uno Der berrli1eu nfer 6esWliifiifppt mad
Vttnraufee un6 @bteaso. sic befitt 4 bireete .Gtoiter
srtihen ct. Raul unb gbieogp unb tdglih lauien 5tpei
ShneI5ase 5utiden b,eien Buntten 6ber ibre short
s!tex anf peltea ale Ttdets 9hltia fn6. 8eiebt Gu&
oe Sarte nno bsa4tet ben Gahrplan, Johann Sebt CUR
Chicago, Nfiltraufee unb ct. Saul giienbabn. Dos
olrt tbert Sbr @u4 bic bette Accommodation fur Gner
lle Stpar iiber bic befen @eieiie, bur& bic blhbenbfen
Stable unb D1rfer unb bur9 bic prantoonpen eanb-
l9aften Dte j3igs MAIDEN i8ueue 8eit uno babeH Ser,
b%inonr9en IN ben Union DepntS, Rein Waoentpehiei
Er,i4en ct. Vaul uno Gb,easp. @esen 9ur1 sGidets,
Bahrfarten nuno anberer Snforn,atipnen meibe rlan fS
q, irasns siuen Eidste@ ssntsn I'M Norbspefen.
" s. g' Masss.r. u. g. s;n E. g @ia ! re t'r:,.r,,
J.. 8. Sader, 0to. s. SeaFoen.
VII. 0eu. Waraser af. Gen. Paf.s nnb Esdetast.
WiItraufee, WiS
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Wanitoba Giienbatn
-if bic
birecie unb b~eliebteife Qinie mad ben
6auttpuneten In
2Ninme(ofa, Qafofa INTO 2Nontana
ebenio mad
ct. 8atl unn HRinneapolis
nad alien Yuneten Si6lih u. Seitli4.
Die einSige 2inie, tpel&e bic 3
grpBen Gtdote Montanas
Great Vaas,
Gelena unb
Suite
beriibrt.
Die vMontana erpreb" wirb am
1. Ncp. In Dienff sebradt NIT elmer
unibe1treifi4en N~usifatttihg con Tags
8ageons, palaif SalafmasaDnS, freie
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mad benz puset Sun9
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@ertauf In Minneiota 1000 900 Mere
aug seseidneten Garm:, Weioes uno
0oIsz oanoes su iebr niebriSen preilen
nnb leiaten 8eSingunsen.
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tpenbet Gu4 an Guren Tidst
agenten D6sr
s. 8pplwalter, S. e. @bitnep,
2ano Com. g. Y. & &. Wgt.
q. Manbel, W. g. Gteranter,
g.. B. e q. M. o.. 6. M.
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@bite Sears nnb Stiluatsr 3ise seben ab b5 90,
q 6 O5 Nohr.; fru,uieu an b Z 5O, a IL % Bpru,. |;
as 80, a Tie Ra@m.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15
NEWS NOTES.

The Central w. G. 7. U. will meet to-
morrow at 2 P. NJ. in the Trinity M. f.
Church South.
Los Angeles Lodge No. SO, B. P. o. E.,
will give another social at Odd Fellows
Hall on Sunday evening.
Edward Taylor was sent up from Will
mington yesterday to spend eight days in
the county Jail for having disturbed the
peace of that town.
The third OF the course Of Thursday
afternoon lectures, to ladies only, will be
given by DIR. and Mrs. Truesdell, in
Masonic Hall, at O'Clock.
Gustave Bland, the Mac who was found
guilty of being a vagrant by Justice
Austin Tuesday, was yesterday sentenced
to ninety days in the county jail.
G. H. Twine, the prominent colored
Republican politician who is accused o.
perjury, will be tried next Monday in
Department One of the Superior Court.
A surprise party was rendered to Miss
Mamie Fox at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Moore at Boyle Heights on
Tuesday evening. 1t was very pleasant
affair.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $97,7O5, and we're 6S in
number. Of these % were for nominal
considerations and IL were for more than
$1,000 each.
A full gathering of the congregation OF
the Third Presbyterian Church is called
10 meet at 7 80 O'Clock this evening in
the church corner Of Hill and Pine streets,
for important business.
A new Council of the Royal Arcanum
will be instituted tomorrow night al
Grand Army Hall, 25 N. Main street
Business of importance will be trans.
acted, and all members are asked to be
present.
An important special meeting of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association will
be held this evening in their rooms
Their grand ball to be given on Thanks
giving night promises to be one OF the
finest affairs Of the season.
The wheelbarrow procession under the
management of William Clayton, will
start from the Pico House to-day at l
O'Clock. 1t will pass down Main to
Fourth, to Spring and back to the Pico
House. A collection will be taken up
along the route for the benefit of the
orphans.
The examination of Juan Leiva. who
is accused of having been an accessory
in the murder of the old man Lopez
which took place at Verdugo Canon
several weeks ago, took place in Justice
Taney's Court yesterday. On the testi-
mony given he was held for trial and
remanded without bonds to the County
Jail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15
PERSONALS.

General c. H. M. y Agramonte, OF the
International Company of Mexico, is in
the city.
Mr.. Ed. Scheffelin, Of Tombstone fame,
will be passenger ON to-night's train
for San Francisco.
Miss Hewitt, daughter of General
Hewitt, of the Southern Pacific, has re-
turned from her Arizona trip.
General Nelson A. Miles will start fol
San Francisco in q few days to take
charge of the Department of the Pacific
with headquarters at the Presidio.
Mr.. A. E. Pomeroy has returned home
from trip which extended as far south
as Naples, in Southern Italy, and which
embraced some sections OF England
France and Northern Italy. He returns
home much improved in health.
General ]. w. Shanklin and wife, o.
Oakland, arrived here from San Francis
CO on last evenings train. They will
make quite a heightened visit, and dur
ing their stay will be the guests OF Col
]. J. Ayers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15
BAKER IRON WORKS.
54S-561 Buena Vista ST.
Los Angeles.
Adjoining Southern Pacific Grounds
o22t

pRoPOsALs FOR HORSES FOR CAVALRY
! SERVICE CE.-Headq uarters department OF
Arizona. Office Chief Quartermaster, Los An
posals will be received at this office until IL
o'clock M, Monday, December II, 1888, and
opened Immediately thereafter in the presence
as soon as practicable, at Los Angeles Cal, or
Fort Union or Fort Wingate, N. M, of all or any
part OF one hundred and sixty horses required
the right to reject the whole or any part of any
6id received. Preference given to articles Of
domestic production, conditions of price and
quality being equal, and such preference given
to articles OF American production produced
on the Pacific Coast to the extent of the con
sumption required by the public service there.
Specincations. general instructions to bidders
and blank forms Of proposals will be furnished
On application to this office. or to the Assistant
luartermaster, at Santa Fe. N. M, or to the
DepoI 9qartermaster, 6t Louis, Mo. A. 8.
RlMBALL, Quaftermaster, U S. A. Chief
Quartermaster n15-16-17-l8 die II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15
0G,fttle Puck,1

Commencing with next Monday the
people will have chance to see Frank
Daniels in his new play Little Puck. MIR
Daniels will be remembered as the
original and very clever comedian for
merly playing "Old Sport" in one oi
Hoyt's extravagant pieces. His new play
is derived from F. Anstey's novels
"Vice Versa" and "Fallen Idol," the
scene being transferred from London tc
New York. The idea at the bottom of il
has the merit of originality, provides an
abundance Of lively and amusing situa-
tions, with music, singing and dancing,
and above all gives Mr.. Daniels an op.
portunity to employ his quaint and di-
verting humor to its fullest extent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15
Depot JOttingS.

A Union Pacific excursion of one car.
load will leave for the East tonight.
Officer Rulo is on duty at the Southern
Pacific depot again looking quite young
after his ten days. vacation.
"Chub" Amos Burr of the Vanderbilt
system and G. w. Adams of the Chicago
and Alton returned from San Diego yes
terday.
A telegram was received at the Bur.
lington Office yesterday from Col. w. B.
Scott stating that the excursion had ar
rived safely at Denver.
A special passenger train left for Ven.
tura yesterday to convey the passengers
from that place to Santa Barbara, where
a Republican ratification was held last
night.
Mr.. AL Hechtman OF the Union Pacific
who has just returned from Santa Bar
bara, says that the bean crop up there is
the largest on record. The warehouses
are full in spite of daily shipments,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15

Sealed proposals will be received until
Saturday noon, November 18th, by the
Semi-Tropic Land and Water Co. at their
office in Rialto for laying the following
amount OF pipes: 500 feet of 12-inch,
5000 feet of 10.inch cast iron water
pipes; 1000 feet of S-inch, 734 feet of
6-inch, 1,130 feet OF 4-inch, 5000 feet of
3-inch, 1882 feet Of Pinch, l ,13O feet OF
1.inch wrought-iron screw pipes. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the
company's Office at Rialto, San Bernar-
dino county. JOSEPH L. MERRILL,
Acting Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
6 Natural Gas ,, Still ssFizzes'' at the
Grand Opera House.

6 Natural Gas ,, Still ssFiZZes'' at the
Grand Opera House,.
Donnelly and Girard with their clever
aides are doing a good business at the
Grand. 1t is not all burlesque and ex-
travaganza by any means. Miss Corlette
as "Daisy DOODLE" does some very
good work OF the very highest order. She
has an excellent voice which received
very judicious training, and this has pro.
duced really artistic effects. She sings
several very pretty songs Of a sentimental
character which call out very warm and
we'll merited applause. The Gas fizzes
all the week, with Miss Corlette's pretty
singing as a very enjoyable accessory.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15
knight Tempiar Benefit.

The benefit of the Knights Templal
will take place tonight at the Pavilion
and there will be a large attendance
The programme includes Suppe's over
ture, "Belle Galatea;" Norma, by
Signora Marchetti, in costume; "Cantc
d'Amore," by Sig. Modini, and many
other attractive numbers, in which Miss
Fleming, Mr.. Kyle and others will take
part.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15
A Lucky Man.

j. w. Goodman, the well-known whir
OF the City Cab Company, was made
happy yesterday by letter from San
Francisco informing him that legacy ol
~ 24O was awaiting him in that city. He
at once packed his grip, and when the
evening train for the Bay City pulled oui
he was one of its many passengers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15

Elsie Reynolds will hold seances or
this Wednesday and Friday evening, al
her old place, 355 S. Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-15
Free Illustrated Iec,ure.

The third of DR.. and Mrs. Truesdell's
Course" to ladies only, at Masonic
Hall, this afternoon, at O'Clock.