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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-14

For the Information Of those not familiar win
The STAR, a lev extracts from notices ty lts con-
temporaries, called W as recent cnanxe i'm
foi IA, are appended:
ktoaa the u aSiss,sotoa IDst.
We conxraiaiAie IKE STAB its great rosper.ty
Prom TIE fi.iiddct1hsa Ledge
fHE MAsHIssToS LyEsISG SrAR has marked en-.
Close oi t~eliy-one Years under present Iunrse-
ent ~ lerlIaAlent a aouDle sheet; or
elsnt Iaee lsIpcr sDd ncciAacAl improvements that
e.S-tay 2lca o-sc a.llI.aes l,LoIlcAlll, laK
A-AA as Lvs oOl-slueTaoay aore lArge a.
resuig l-lsei, silOsI i've unes Inc oafSals
.o. .L.. a. ,eiI enJOa ea Al L. uess4. nrsl-clA.s
bAfef' ~"iinS vi aaAs GAY AZ ile A@au'
tsUan the BsUoktpn Eagle
masllngton's test. II not really its only news
paI-r, Is ihk sIAis, which lio q. 80 uuo
s~tflers iHA s1AR I.on..cs Eat a. sI..is,.e-
.I e ... r. sss 1osn s.ass .slAy ... treat
AAAIness Va las .oie aiid naAlaasealenl.
FROM The baltimore Sun.
IhE hAsHIAeros STAR one of the most prosperous
nahen.1y AZ esnt-lasee I~per soOa Dusll.s.s AZ
e!os. s-s Creased ~ I'D Jhe a. ec-
!, "A n,.ny aestec.s Ioaei s..erloOn pager. and m
pfospefliy may hever waive.
From the IhiIadeiJhia 7f,nex
1HE srAR nils tine journalistic Geld Of the national
esia'>i AID hs IL adhairaoy aud great success
From The Seu iork Commercial Bulletin.
1natenterprlsins ourlaAl, NE Al Hrsorox Fyrxrxo
sIAh has just cOaHsetea tseutyOle years uIa.r ~
bre.eal tnA4.-eelaaeh. <nd ce.eOrates eyeAI NJ
~ vne ga Nc iArzesl al.eroou lalrrs
40 .ne N...s'1 s...ss ~ al
ksom Tee BALTIMORE .4refoua.
liza MAsAlSoIos EvEsIso STAR appeared last night
a nss ~, VITA she an..acslsnt that neresiterlt
sIA. has ioI.s teen one OF iae cssIt.is
OF. ooupi. ~ Increasing ana sortn
From TIE Chester tfs . 1fnes.
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Carr's Fight for the Governorship.

Odrr 3 TIgHC IOr Tue U0Vern0fShfps
March Is.
In the supreme court to-day President Carr,
Of the senate, presented his petition for
peremptory writ of mandamus against E. W.
Wilson, setting forth that there is vacancy in
the Office of governor, which has been usurped
by E. W. Wilson, private individual; that pc
titioner is president of the senate. and by law
entitled to the Office, &c. Governor Wilson re-
sponded in person, cenying the allegations of
Carr, and decision is expected Friday
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Not q Physical Impossibility.

Not q Physical Imp0ssibility.
From the Term Haute Express
Aunt Priscilla-"Was not your father angry
when he found young Cashless calling on you
last EVENING"
Madge-"Angry, did you say? Why, he got
red-headed in a minute"
Aunt Priscella-"Are you indulging in the
reprehensibie habit Of slang, Margaret. or do
you desire me to give credence to physical
impossibility?''
Madge-''Neither; it's the truth. Papa is
bald, you know"
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Thoroughly Posted.

lHOrOuSHly rOSteQs
From the New York Weekly.
Cigar Dealer-'Yes, 1 want boy here. Have
you had any experience?
Youthful Applicant-"Lo Lots"
Suppose should mix up the price marks
in these boxes, could you tell the good cigars
from the bad ones ~
Easy 'nough."
"How?'
THE wust cigars is in the boxes wot's got
the purtiest picturs.'
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WHAT EMnoxs BLAINE WILL Do.--The state
ment telegrsphed from the west with regard 10
Emmons Blaine coming east 10 locate, IL In III,
main, correct He viii connect himself with
road company, in which his father Il inter-
ested. But he II not to be vice-president of
the company. He will be general outside
agent Of the company, paying particular atten-
pany's coal lands. His business will keep him
on the line Of the railroad . great deal, and
what leisure he may have wiz be spent in
Washington.
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An Humble but True hero.

Oakes Dak) Dispatch to the Minneapolis Tribune.
At an obscure station in Northern Iowa three
years ago there were two ladies waiting to take
train. A tramp, drunk enough to be ugly
and quarrelsome, whose hand, like Ishmaels.
was against every man, came in and amused
himself by directing insulting remarks to them.
The operator was receiving an order to hold
the coming train, and did not hear. As he
passed through the waiting-rooni to put out the
red dag the ladies appealed to him. He ordered
the fellow out, and receiving abuse in return
attempted to push him through the open door
when the brute drew . concealed dirk and
stabbed him. The operator, knowing it to be
his death wound, made no Outcry, had no word
Of reproach for his murderer, no repining at
ones whom this towards act had bereft. ne
simply extended the dag which he still held
70 the ladies' and saying, "Put it out fell lie
lees at their feet,
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Time Evens Things Up.

From the Philadelphia Record
Plumber Qss9)-"Where are you going?'
Wife-"To sell my diamond necklace. We
must have bread"
Householder (next door)-"Where are you
goingT"
Wife-''To look at q diamond necklace which,
hear, is for sale cheap"
Householder-"Wel1, the pipes haven't
frozen once this winter II you like it buy it"
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ArrKnPx on PREsrDESr DrAx's Lrr1.-Sev-
eral arrests have been made In Mexico of per
sons who attempted TO throw on the track the
train ON which President Diax was travelling re-
. conspiracy TO murder Prssidsnt Dias or to
sbduc6 him
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TEE PRRsRNcB OF DANDxuvP indicates a dis
eased scalp, and II not cured, blanching of ne
hair and bsldnsss win result Hall's hair Re-
newer wiz cure L.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucsioneer s m nSl.aSss'
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneera.
TRUSTEES SALE

ANALOSTAN ISLAND.
By virtue Of deed trust the helm of WILL
lam a. bradley deceased recorded among the lsnd
records of the District OF Columbia will Offer
ANALOSTAN ISLAND
THE ELEaENIH, DAY OF APRIL lsSy. Al
THREE O'CLOCK r Al. Analostsn Island Is in the
district q Columbia 4 contains upward Of "a
river opposite the cities OF Washington aud George
town, from which u 10 separated by aud deep
channel shor. distance above the island 4 the
let lock OF the chesapeake and Ohio canal opening
into the river The Island i connected with the vir
~ the new free iron bridge with Warrington and
TERMS OF SALE
One-fourth Of the purchase-noney in cash Of which
e10QO shall be paid 1t the time " sale, and the re-
nihder 80 days thereafter The residue Of the pur-
chssenoney 10 be paid ia three equal in
respectively oCe, two and three years after dsy al
sale, with interest from day OF sale ut ler cent
per alnun, payable selni-snnuAl1y. Upon compli-
auce with the terms Of sale the purchaser win re-
ceive deed for the property, and at the time
execute deed Of trust IN the nature OF 3 mort
gage, to secure the deferred paymenta II The terms
sale complied with in 50 days after day OF
sale the property will be resod at the rsk aud cost 81
the defsultfng purchaser
Taxes paid up To dag Of sale.
COnyeyauctllx and recording at purchasers cost
TITLE GOOD OR NO SALE =
f2s-d&ds ffuctea
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CHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OREAL ESTATE ON MASSACHCSE IT'S AVE.
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS

AND SEVENTH STREETS
NV, BEING hOUsE No. SIS.
By virtue OF decree passed on the 9TH day of Janu
airy, A. D. 1889, in the of Mslcomb b. Gordon
vs.. James w. Gordon and Others, beicg No, lI4SS.
equity docket 20, viii. on TUESDAY,, the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY % MARCH, A. d. 1889. at FIVE
premises par, Of lot three Sd in square Of square
part OF said lot. fronng twenty on Massa-
chusetts avenue ara twenty three feet street. in
the city Of Washington d. c., improved by frsiue
dweliing-bouse.
Terms c. sale: One third cash. balance in one and
two years. with interest from day VI SALE BY
deed Of trust Of the property. all the purchase
moley may be paid in cash deposit of q 100 L, be
made It time Of sale All acng ut purchasers
cost III the terms Of sale complied with within
ten days the property may he sold after five duys no.
tice ~ defsultiig purchasers cost.
MALCOLM Is. GORDON. Trustee.
4OO h street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctioOeef6. n
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DRY GOODS.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

III. ID. BAna
IMPORTER AND TAILOR,
Has the honor 10 inform you that his NEW oooDs
have inst arrived. oDS
Mr. BARR personally its AlI garments made in his
iii PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
milf Wasbinvto, m N
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WALrER q WILLIAMS co. Auctionssrs.
STREET. BETWEEN EI9HTEkNTH AM
NINETEENTH SIkkETk NoRTHNEST. ~

on TUESDAY, MARCH TyExTr-sIxrH, at FIVE
Lot g. HI square los having l0-isst ffohf 81 ~
dsgs e s5 Sc 19S fsss t e 81 Alley with Ina
Terms cash. An conveyancing. b. ct puschaneRss
COST; 900 down when the peogerty !. struck od.
oe1eryiss psopsrty v b Fssoad q rsk sn6 coss q
WALTER = wrr1xA,s 90.
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TNHE BERLiTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Terms begin now
ana T23 14th st. NV
A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS
"A sngly or IN small classes. Apply to
WI. H. PUTNAM, A. NJ,
selS-omo At Sanders a Staylnan's 934 NV
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The Baseballists Doing London.

THEY VISIT THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT AND
LISTEN TO THE SPEECHES.
The American baseball teams drove to the
house Of commons in London yesterday in two
brakes. Mr.. White, secretary of the American
legation, and the secretary Of the speaker,
showd the visitors through the house of lords
and the house Of commons and the crypt. Sub
sequently, from the gallery, they listened to
speeches by Sir William Vernon Harcourt and
others.
The dean of Westminster has invited the
teams to be present at q special service in the
abbey on Sunday.
Mr.. White has applied to the master of the
horse for special permit to visit the queens
stables. The men are amused with the London
sights. and are delighted at the urbanity dis
played on Tuesday by the Prince Of Wales.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON DUNBAR
TON AVENUE. NEAR THIRTY SECOND

ON THURSDAY, MARCH FOURTEEN, at FIVE
O'CLOCK viii sell in front Of the premises part Of
OF svenue by average depth Of about so
feet, improved By o one story brick building.
months with interest secured by deed Of trust on
deposit OF $50 required time Of sale Conveyanc
ing and recording 1t cost OF purchaser.
m6-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer.
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sxNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF GENERAL. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
MY AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY., MARCH
SlATEENTH, 1889, COMMENCING AT TEN
EMBR CHG IN PART:
Very handsome walnut ar1noire French
plate pier mirror handsome couehes, oak sideboars
small cheval glass; walnut, Eiarbietop, and other
chamber furniture, carpets, hair mattresses ding-
room and Office furniture kitchen furniture &c, &c.
. ALSO,
9 marble mantels
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
One very nne coupe in fine condition. One hne
black horse, 10,< ligh splendid coupe animal One
coupe rocxaway, in good order.
ALSO,
Horses carriages, bugxies, wagons, harness, &c
nih14-2t THOMAS DOWLING, AuctioDeer
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CATALOGUE SALE
OFAN
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION
TURKISH CARPETS. RUGS AND HANGrNGs,
Embracing both Modern and Antique all sizes, bel NJ
arecent importation, and is pronounced
ONE OF THE CHOICEST COLLECTIONS EVER
SENT TO THIS CITY.
EMBRACING FIFTY LARGE CARPETS.
To be sold at public auction absolutely without re-
serve, st my auction rooms IL tn and Penns avenue
ON WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY.
MARCH 20. 81. AND 20. 1889. AT II A. NJ. AND
3PM
On Exhibition MONDAY and TUESDAY, MARCH Is
and 10.
m14-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Aucti oneer.
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OF Indian subjects, called Mourning her
Brave: Here also il . porta ait Of Senator
Hearst; BY Georgiana Campbell, an excellent
example Of the work Of this artist
This rapid survey Of the exhibition. which il
insended as an indication of what In there
conclude with a mention OF the etchings, which
MI two closely-hung rooms and show how re-
markabiy prolific our men have been in this
comparatively newly-revived art. The names
OF Parish, Plat, Moran. Farrar, Smillie, Monks,
OF those represented. This department of the
exhibition will not only repay study, but prove
the comparative smallness Of price which may
enable the modest amateur to add TO his collec-
ton. In fact, it may be hoped that some of the
paintings may, on the dispersion Of the exhibi-
ton, remain behind to remind us In the future
OF the hopeful initial step which the national
capital has taken toward the encouragement Of
nauonal art. C..
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FINANCIAL,

140o ST n. W.
FUNDS INVESTED IN SAFE SECURITIES.
5. 9. 2. AND PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON
TINE DEPOSITS OF B. g. 8, AND
IL MONTHS.
ESTABLlSHED 1914: CAPITAL, 100000.
~ SURPLUS FUND, s2a5VVU.
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK OF WASH
1NGTON, 613 18th ST.. opposite U. Is. Treasury
j. W. THOMPSON, GEORGE H. b. WHITE
PRESIDENT. Cashier.
Receives Deposits. Discounts Paper. Sells Pills of
Exchange Makes Collections and does General Bank
ing Business. f9-.lm
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
THREE-s ri9HTu B sv B S!5 No. llo4
rms AFTERNOON.

the following metes and bounds following, viz: BE-
snnng ON sth street east forty 4o south q the
corner OF aid square and running thence
south along the line Of said street twentyeht feet
90, feet SIX 90 inches thence east seventy (15)
inches and thence west seventy as, feet TO the
place 81 esginpinH impEoved b shrss-sscsy and
east 1t auction.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON MARCH POUR
TENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell, In front of
the premises, part Of square $50.
deposit Of 600 required when the property n
Knocked down. Terms made known at sale. mh11-d
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orally Of equal merit with those ALREADY noticed
On the right is the water-color room, with no
less than fve pictures from John La Fargo, en-
bracing the large and important Lamp
Bearer and the beautiful studies of flowers for
which Mr.. La Fargo 10 famous. Here also il An
excellent water-color by Horatio Walker, which
took the Evans prize in last years water-color
Society exhibition in New York. The prize
in the exhibition now open in New
York. it may be remarked in passing.
vas taken by q. W. Maynard, an artist born in
Washington, who contributes q charming little
picture Of The Bath, and among the oils a
ciAssiciy treated head Of Daphne" Among
the other noticeable water colors are two BY
winslow Homer and an excellent Venetian
Pumpkin yender," by Robert Blum, whose oil
painting, Venetian Palaces" on the first floor
was unjustly passed by.
Leaving the water-color room the visitor en-
ters on the right large room containing Mr..
weir's dogs, already mentioned. On the man
tel Is q half-length picture by Dewing, o work
Of great delicacy; ON the right picture by
Low, q nude figure, christened Meath Apple
Boughs," and ON the left wall collection OF
landscapes, in several Of which the effect OF
moonlight plays an important part. Chief
among these may be named picture by Geo.
Inness, where the effect Of the transparent
Of the moon, Is admirably rendered An early
moonrise, by Tryon, IL also noticeable. On the
right wall is mellow Bruce Crane, The River
side at Evening"" A head by VIM. n. Chase, q
work Of great sentiment, very skillfully painted,
while Immediately above it IL . small picture
by =. W. Freer, after the waltz" hung too
high to be fairly seen, but apparently even bet
Ter than his clever Final Glance" near by.
In the next room hangs an important pic
tnre by George Hitchcock. ''Toilers of the Sea,
aibition. this one having taken the prize ,t the
prfze fund exhibition in New York two years
$50. Near 70 n a reduced replica by Alex. Har-
-tson OF The Wave" another picture honored
WITH prize In New York and an honorable
IA TINS room BY Ben Foster challenges atten-
tion oy It's merits, and curious bat Interesting
picture BY George De Forest Brush, the painter
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The Catholic University Statutes.

FOhMALLY APPROVED IN PAPAL BRIEF.
papal brief approving the statutes of the
Washington university will appear in Rome to-
day. The brief is dated March 2. In it the
pope commends the episcopate for establishing
the university, from which, he says. the papal
see expects to derive great advantages. His
holiness recalls the fact that the establishment
OF the new institution comedies with the
centenary Of the Catholic hierarchy in Amer
lea, of which it is commemorative monument.
On motion of the cardinals and the congrega-
ton Of the propaganda fide the pope willingly
approves the statutes Of the university and
authorizes the professors to confer academical
degrees in philosophy, theology and canonical
law. In conclusion the brief places the uni
versity under the control of the American pri-
mate, the pope reserving the right of revising
the program Of instruction.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-01-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION State Of
" Michigan: Ninth Judicial Circuit: In Chan


Dora Cole, complainant, orren Cole, de-
PENDANT.
Suit pending in the circuit court for the county Of
Van Buren,, In Chancery, at Paw Paw, the 18th
day OF December, A. ID. 1858.
In this cause, Is appearing from affidavit on file
that the residence OF the defendant, Orren Cole is
unknown and cannot be ascertained, and the sub
pena In this cause having been returned not served
as to the said defendant:
On motion of Crane Breck, compliments solic-
ors, 1t is ordered that the appearance of the said
defendant be entered herein within five months
from the date of this order; and in of his ap
pearance lhe cause his answer to be filed TO the
bill Of complnn, and copy thereof to be served
the complainants solicitors within fifteen days after
service on him his solicitor of copy of this
DER and In default thereof said bill will be taken
confessed by the said defendant.
And ii is further ordered that within twenty days
the complainant cause a notice of this order to be
published in the True Northerner, newspaper
printed, published and circulating in the said
ty, and that said publication be continued therein
once in each week tor six weeks in succession, or
that she copy of this order TO be personally
served said defendant at least twenty days before
the time above prescribed for his appearance.
JOHN l. BRECK,
Circuit Court Commissioner Van Buren, County.
CRANE BRECK, Comppts Sol'rs. 62t7o6S
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MORTGAGE SALE.--whercas, default

ORTCACE E.--whereas, default
lNl having been made ia the conditions of GER
tain mortgage made and ecuted on the twenty third
day of November, A. ID. 1856, by Peter Jewell, OF
to John Slonker OF same place. which
mortgage recorded the Sth day of jan
uary A. ID. 1887, in the Office Of the register OF
deeds for Van Buren, county, state of Michigan,
In liber 30 Of mortgages on page COZ and whereas,
said mortgage was duly assigned TO John Den Bley-
ker by the said Ohm Slonaker on the eighth day of
January A. ID. 1887, and which said assignment war
recorded in the Office Of said register of deeds for
said county of Van Buren,, on the eighth day of
January, A. ID. 1887, in liber 35 of mortgages, on
page 27l and whereas the amount claimed 10 be
due and unpaid at the date of this notice il the
of two hundred and twenty-nine and 1900 dollors
and attorneys fee Of twenty dollars provided
by statute, and no suit or proceedings at law hav
ing been instituted TO recover said money or any
part thereof
Now, therefore, by virtue OF the power of sale
contained in said mortgage and the statute in such
case made and provided, notice is hereby given that
on Saturday, the 23d day of February 1889, at the
hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon, the said Ohm
den Beyker will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the front door OF the court house in the
village OF Paw Paw that being the place where the
circuit court for Van Buren, county is holden) the
premises described in said mortgage or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due
on said mortgage, with seven per cent interest and all
legal costs, together with attorney fee Of twenty
dollars provided by statute, the premises being
described in said mortgage the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of section number twenty
nine 900 in township number one % south of range
thirteen (3) west, in the township of Pine Grove,
Van Buren, county, Michigan.
Dated Nov. %. 1883. 175stlso7O
JOHN DEN BLEYKER,
Mortgage by Assignment.
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NGORTCACE SALE

| MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
lNl made In the conditions OF certain mortgage,
whereby the power therein contained to sell has
become operative) executed by Charles w. Thomp-
son and Mary A. Thompson. his wife, of Van Blu
rem county and state of Michigan, to Isabel STRAIT
ton of the county and state aforesaid bearing date
the second day Of August, A. ID. eighteen hundred
and eightyseven, and recorded in the Office of the
Register of Deeds forthe county OF Van Buren,, in
said state of Michigan, the fourth day OF August
A. ID. eighteen hundred and eighty-seven in Liber
Ia of mortgages, on page 5l7; upon which mort
gage there is claimed to be due at the date of this
notice, the of one hundred and twenty-on doll
lars and twenyfour cents, (S12124) and no suit or
proceedings at law having been instituted to
the same any part thereof:
Notice is therefore hereby given, that on Monday,
the eleventh day OF March, A. ID. 1889, at eleven
O'Clock In the forenoon, shall sell at public
ton to the highest bidder sale to take place at the
front door of the Van Buren, county circuit court
house, in the village OF Paw Paw, the premises de-
scribed In said mortgage, much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy the amount due said
mortgage, with seven per cent. interest and legal
costs together with attorney fee Of ten dollars
covenanted for therein that is TO say the following
piece or parcel OF land situated in the village of
Hartford In Van Buren, county, within the state of
Michigan, viz: Commencing at n point the
quarter line four chains aud ted and one-haf links
east of the west oneeighth line of section number
fifteen ISL of township number three 3 south of
range number sixteen 20 west, thence running
south parallel with said one-eighth line two chains
and ftytwo links 20 the center of the Paw Paw and
st. Joseph road, thence west along the center Of
said road forty feet, thence north two chains and
ftytwo links to said quarter line, thence east along
said quarter line forty feet TO place of beginning,
being part of the northeast quarter of the south
west quarter OF section number fifteen ISL, of
township number three l3l south, of range mum Der
sixteen 16 west. Said sale 10 be made subject TO
any further nstallments that may hereafter become
due i'm said mortgage mentioned. 176Otl3oT2
Dated, Hartford, Mich. December 18th, A. ID. 1888
ISABEL STRATTON, Mortgage.
A. III. CHANDLER, Attorney for Mortgage.