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New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WrSrcuESrER COUNTY.

Nor-\r yrrNo% Three weeks ago the Village
Conucl adopted a resolution, N" purpose "i Wh'h
Wa, To pu -top 20 IN" tent meetings oi the >aNdo'
Army. mcet.us, which had been complained Of be
cause Of the bol,tcrlu, manner Ia which theY were
conducted 10 the injury Of sick people in the nclehbor
hood and - the general annoyance OF homes IN the
uci.lAorhcod Int uo sooner This resolution
ldoptcd than a gang Of ufans concluded To take 'hc
law into thclr Own hands. and they assaulted Nr'
Tcmrl-tou. a salvation Army l"ader VIII" lad o'''
known a. an lnoGcu-ive man and worker IA some "i
The ~udly.-,hool, The assault Va, committed on
me of the business streets, and Mr. Iemplcon dd TO
be- sent ,o the hospital for treatment l'nt h,lIn,,
tl. puIse not the Town authorizes took ALTON a@tt", @
,ur V.l! known cticu, Will hc >cut - the H"aIN ol
touiru 10 morrow uIrlt which protests As"i,t ,io
tau Army fl,m the rough element 100 "ur '"'lI'l.'i
sla!u-t the apathy VI and 'ceminS I,lmlAUt l
with fhl- iawlc>-ncN> ny "ir "ih'mi~' "no,u, D""'
L. prryid" protection 20 all ,la>-', OF pc"pN r
depsgatu. the fact that while religious merlieS are are
r,il..d protection an other kinds Of -diiYi.s' "'
permitted. and l"liri- and roush- A"o",u !" ard
tr'.Irciic ON prominent street con" -"
ABOUT (nG ! rair i n.olc fho petition CLOSES
.th NIL, plrrtrtph: \, oar On. dl> have 'h"". F.
their iua'N 70 '%rjTt % r'n, Z M ,~,nilltpn lJr our
rIiirial prtr,fi2n." IN RE-. b Morrow" 81 ar ,o
Isle. Penn. cOudtct.d NrTlc" ln the. 'it'a ~, -
church II The ANcrn,i" yeNte}'H i.' pnr,,.,yirran
Thompson, pt Sew ork. pre-. nd I'D t"r "riir !,
Church At On early bonr y'-I MAY 'r5'a,, 1
Thomas Mslouoy and Jane, Fsll9n got nlo if'! .n a
fourtl IT, and Pro,pec, ave-. Nj Irrhg" %, MAXIM.
klIiie and ~i8hhNd Ndhu'N iH ~ ,,-', ,,,
A., ugiy wound 0,Nccr GUyon found Malenri VIZ
on tho -idcWalk, weak from ~, o blood. auVn tHS
,rro ..t and locked up. Nileucy Nlk taken 10 tn'
", gAr,on uQpA wh.rs he was ,S cnSy% ,nnHd dan
- me Yrr-srcay fsTfon. who 3, from Ne" i"'N'
VA, committed. to the White Plains jail
WHITE I1AlNS.- Lester Ffags. an ~ '"nSt ', N~
several day, asp sole 10 pecr~ % hor,' AN" nt rSw,
II Nj Vernon. was arrested Yesterday ana '.' W.,
puttcd to the White Plain, jail I"Ot'i,s,, NJ,
,tlu,ird and Oniccr Edward BoraN are Io3"hs
for Nlr, JOtilm TOmkin>, the divorced VIE ~ Ir. u
only son and heir Of j. Warren TomAinN; ni Mn,u ,
palm who i'm his lifetime VII, recognized Fddcl
nf The Nc,tchr,ter County bar Mrs. TolOHln' mas
lrcone insane and ha, wandered away fAom Aer
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEI.
NEWARK,

,rrIrvC TO PAY FOR HIS WEDDING IRlf'
II leaked out Yesterday that Rose Sader tle i'Voo"
ve.rold daughter of Mrs. H. sadleF proPIioOo' W -
1ho or6-7, IIonse i'm Newark had elope1 with ""us
ni-or = handsome Italian barber. lie was frequent
visitor at the London House, and ih that way "0
hecame acquainted with Rose, VINO was h''u9o''
a. dlcr ordered the barber 10 cease his calls O"lh5
~ the vouth Of her daughter, and also 10 inc ldot 'io
her hand had already been pledged. when she sh""u
,ti the proper age to one James Potter, wellt0do
,ornc man. who it was believed. would MAKE her 1"
,uch bcttcr husband. Rose also ordered 10 ha'o
nothing more to do with the DarDer' anu inv "
dutifnl daughter, she promised to obey
The barber ceased his calls. and 1t was DeAeNe'
that the little love affair over Last >uluN ho7'
dressed herself preparatory to taking drive WIZ" 'i'
Potter but before nc reached the house size s'oPP"
ont for a short walk, telling her mother tla' S''o
,rouId return in a few minutes. Mr.. Potter arrived
in due fine with his horse and buggy, but Rose was
not there lie waited patiently for some hours Du'
still Rose was missing.
A. night came on Mrs. oadler became ,SaFmed ana
informed the police. Detective, put ON the trail
tut without success All the week the search was Aepo
mn and when il was learned that the barber had a,Q
disappeared the police decided to keep tie alaI o"o'
untii they succeeded In running down lhe eopcitS.
I,te on saturday night Mrs. Sadlcr returned hH,c
ofrrr spending couple Of days III tht staIc" ~ irh
seif and found "A letter from Rose awaiting heI no
.aid that E0-. and the barber after LEAVING
newark on SUNDAY went directly to Ne" oLh VIZ.
ircv were. hastily married. and from there they "rtlt
u t HoU. Haven where he had secured work In the
Ictcr Rose asked forgiveness promising +" pay hGr
mother visit II it was granted Mio. "a S iicI i'''"
atrlv tclcrraphcd the couple TO come nome; :.
" Tho noIicc are now ami II meet the barber. IL
ha- been learned that before going away ~ I,i Vim
an iusialmcnt jcWcry house ana boisnl d N'''t'"i
oId watch and chain Oh which he paid deposit "i
SO lie then the watch to paWnDr9kcr&, & gn'
~ I'm y. . r"n@v roi,ed on the watch he paid the
cxp"n.es "'o" Of the bridal tip and the marriage icc'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
ENTRIES FOR THE AMATEURS REGATTA.


Wellington Aug. 3.Thc foIo~lng Is tI" iist Of en-
tric ior tne eighteenth annual r'5a'ta Of tie Hat"hai
Association Of Amateur Oor-l"n . tan" piar on I"h'
Ou.n. panond at Worcester. Mass, August l3 ana Il
lir1t.-E,,1ford Boat club. Of Cau.bnGec Mas. Co
luu.ba Athletic club Washington, u. t.i Wach1-"'t
Boat club Worcester, Mas; Atsisnta Boat CUB New
YORK city.
Senior four.- Arconaut Eoyinq Club. Toronto; King
,huip Boat cub Fan River; Ottawa Eo"inr club.
Ottawa: Ataonta Boat ClIb. Ne"-YorN CIV; Bradford
Boat club. CAMBRIDGE Mas; Toronto KoSinq Cuo.
Toronto: Albany Rowing club, Albany.
Junior foms-Arcouaut Rowing club. Toronto; %a'ia-
ean,ct Clrb. Providence" H. l. Crescent Boat club.
Boston: Toront, Rowing Cluh. Toronto.
PAir.,alcd- -Nonlar,n Rowing club. Ncw-YorA CITY
Argonaut Rowine Club Toronto Detroit Boat Club D.
uoit. ~ Nca.YorK Athletic club. HeW-loik CITY; ~
New.YorH Athletic club, Ncw-Yofk Cty.
Douhle sculI--Ra,cuewood Boat club. Long Island
CITY; Minnesota Boat club -. Paul Iiaysid" Rowing
club Toronto Mutual Boat club Albany; Varuna Boat
cub BIoodyn; metropolitan Rowing club. Nc"-fork
C.tv: New.York Athletic Ciub N"w-Nork city.
senior single shell, william 1anHy, l@Nrnc" 'on'"
Club Iawrnce. Mass; J.. J. Carney, Institute Boat
Ciu! N.vark y. j.; g. g NcttiotOn. Mimi -o;d Boat
club 81, PAN; Geos2c J. Kirby rawtucket Boat Clh.
rawtuctct. Il. J.; J. j. IHan, Toronto Rowing club.
Toronto; Charlie, T. Bulger Mutual Boat club. Albany
,,corgo Tr,oJ, NarGua Boat club Bro0Afn; Eu-tus D.
Rogers Ta,a,sH Canoe Club Worcester. Mass; Fred =.
Hawkins metropolitan Rowing Cub New-York CITY
H. Ncvton AtAtrt,n. Metropolitan Rowing CLUB, New
York CITY John f. Corbet Iroquois Boat club Chicago
scnor ..nec-- Cuartcr.mlo Ca,h-WL';dm CaHrcy
Lawrence Canoe club. Lawrence. Mas. J.. J. Carney
Institute Boat club. Newark. y. j.; George J. Kirby,
pawtucAet Boat club. Pawtuc6,t. K. l. George Frcou
Varna Boat club brooklyn Erlstu, j. Rogers Ta'1s,il
Canoe Club, Worcester; James T. Fox Crescent Boat
club Boston: l.. y. AtIcrtOn. metropolitan Rowing
ClYb NeN.Yoik CITY; John J.. Nae", M"tIopoiran Row
ing cub New-Yofh CITY, John r. CoIbet IIo4uoi' Loaf
Club. Chicago
Junior singles Hartley II. Soaton, Excelsior Boat OHb
Pa; rson y J. JOAN X Greenwood Excelsior Boat CUB
P, r-on. y j.; Il. H. Fcton. Sla"anhaha "oa' ''u''
Brookvn: A. =. Burftt, Arronau Rowing cub Toronto
Albert l.. Bennett Worcester Boat Club, Worcester ,
O. W. Dvcr Bradford Boat Club. Cambridge, Mas. -
Joseph Wright Toronto Rowing club Toronto. Oat
p. Lchancy Albany Rowing club Albany william :.
Iy,ol Narragan,ett Boat Club. Providence. r. l. Apc1
D. bowling Crescent CLUB. Boston; James Shea.
Crescent club. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
prrrouuIxo 4 pprn1r CEREMONY

The rcv Dr. cha,ics H. Han. Of HOLY TRINITY
Protestant Episcopal Church. clinton '"d N'"'"-I'
.t-.. performed a douhlc ccr'nonf on ~"nfi'y ~ ~"
ho,ue of u-, Carleton. so i2i Noni"-H'-N N''
r-.lol Carleton Gauriter Of '' carleton" wa, inaI. y
,.'uf,,turrr a. thc --,in" tn" d. IAN ,htl-t'i q
olive the ntil" daughter of llcii'il u. '..t',''i
i,.,icr - tIc bride. Th" hpu-" va pi"ilN '''".
r,,cd and many friend N ne family "'' pr'-"ni
rom l.murr and lo-i"n. - "rh 70, .''in 1', 2 w.,
Mr. and ,ir,. MurruoudO arc spending thrH H"n''
ut a
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
TRANSATLANTIC TRAyELLERS.

BESIDES nineteen French nuns. the passengers WIZ
arrived here Yesterday tie steamer Ia h'c'"r'0
included Dr. Allen McLauc Hamilton, E"d'IPh A''N
,ou El.. and Mr.. jerome CartN. JudS" b'c"H.''' -
Professor \. Collision. Jr the toInte de h'NsV''
t. Eudcott. Madame dc CoctlOgou pr. Ransom PcN''''
the Ahbe rotto La,,io Captain Reno. Or. Richard
DR. Young Mr. and Mrs T. A. Magot. ". II. hamP
ton Vi. de- L,andro d, Castcilano>, C. : t'Fp'' Ho'
H. Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. IL. spencer, j. T.. h''"''S
j. H. iiaillic " A. Indcrhl and Mrs. John sher"oou'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
PLAINFIELD.

BENJAMIN r. Newton. who unrl recently super
iutcudrut of the Eastern Division If the Central
Railroad of New jersey. Philadelphia has again
disappeared. and his relatives know nothing OF nm
,ho,, runo I of The present year an affection Of
Mr. Ncwton'S brain unde necessary his contnemenc
OF Or. erosion Jones. at NcrchantFlIle
y ! nj, relatives IN this city have been Informed
~ nj, c,cap. from that institution. The authorities
ard too,, a train for that city. The missing mans
homo r IN hi, city. with hi, sister. Mr. George H.
Goddard. several times he has wandered away from
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
r,,r NEW ELECTION DISTRICTS.

Tho nroollvn BOARD Of Election, ha, completed the
r,di.rictng of the city in conformity with the new
BALLOT Reform law. which allow approximately only
100 voters to every district. In most cases the l""
bos h..u literally complied with but IA few instances
Tho number of voter, viii undoubtedly run over 300
r-rdor the now appor1ioumeut trrc viii be Gas di>-
,,4cfs a, against 50 last year The following table
show the detail, Of the rc7li-tnciius by wards:
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04

the coming fiscal year is such that the cohtee nm @ i
felt justified in making no provision IN tne YAK & lew
for interest. extensions current cApensce HosS
items being taken care Of BY the receipts ana Daidoo
left toward the sinking fund instalmehl'
The Orange Common Council has sent holiot W t w
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Rallr al 10 c.,o
fence along the whole line of scotland st. WI're ie
road runs parallel to the street, and TO nave nsnI
nagmen at the four principal and most uahseiou'
crossing, I'm the city.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04

The race for League pennant and supposed
cash prizes is about the closest record The act ta
the brooklyn club in the has lost the same
number OF games a. Chicago team, which Is IN hh
plaee amply illustrates this assertion Inc BoStoh ta"
continues to hold the lead with Brooklyn second ana New
York third.
The local playing In good FORM ana cei'''hN
has an excellent chance 20 capture the trophy N"u
,or, N doing better work than their most enthuSl
asc friends anticipated In fact, Wards team j. one o'
the baseball wonder, the Most teams loon hr'v!
on paper than the field Tbs Goes ho' SPpS ~ V'o
Hrookyn PLAYERS team The record TO date Is as iooNS
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Eastern and Western teams Of the League VIII
finish their present series Of games together 'oudE
,ar tho Eastern clubs have large majority oil ue
games The Ncw.York is the only Eastern nine 10
make poor record against the Western teams Inc I'M
caqo and Cincinnati Of course done the best WORK
for the Western division The record of The series 10 o''
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
PLAYERS LEAGUE.


The Eastern clubs Of the Players League VIII finish
their .erlc, in the today. Like the club, m the
League the Mines from Atlantic Coast seem stronger
tina, their Western rivals. At present the four Western
- ,-,,o ,r, the r.ar the Eastern h0dinr The
int four positions in The record to date Is
,oDended
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
AnnounceHenN.

A NEW FOLDTD COLLAR.
"r g. VIZ OTTUHWA. "E. W.
BRUAiMEL'S CARANELS itch, mellow oenci-
ans IN most popuar caramel in the country Name en-
each wrapper. sold everywhere.
DIR. LYoN's PERFECT ToorH POWDER
R.sps The teeth clean white and purires the oroa
An slegant toilet luIury. sold everywhere 20 ceAH
For twenty-five cents, YOU can get, CarteraH
rtt. Liver Pis-t@ best liver nSuator IN the "or.os
Don't forget this one pill dose
HENRY A. DANIELS. H. D..
80 WEST sSTHST.
os,sses Of the Nervous System Genito Urinary OrgaAa
rrnessScs ana Sterlity. Hours 70 !. 8 70 o.
Keeps uegliSee shirts. flannel. cheviot and SIZE
fabrics sl so 10 IS. 500 and ell Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
SENATORS

orrosenator, o Monrocs LEI; on ba'esSenatopS o.
ftnds Fat Fnnisan TeTney DcOG A,Sn' EaT5
naah crqan g. Platz. Burns, carr DaiIy SaMnac %
hits Dillon. Fletcher Hopkns ilannnni AISGn; Wapd and
Pc der Three.base ht-Carr T"o,p1se m SI1n.en' %
paty. It bv rtch'r Ponder via nil,lltt ar II l.
U9Hmn Pa,-eI balls I'atz p Cnpre-hopAih'' lime
1 :, Attrndanc,-l OOO
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
TILE 1cEnoX WAS BIG ENOrGn FOR nIM:

Fy Alderman Jane, smith, Of the second War Is
corcratulang himself upon being awe ~ hc "'"'''
flat Yesterday morning he barely escaped uelns
yictim of two desperate thievos. Mr. smith, VINO -
pro,pcrpus butcher. went 70 l, place about ocH"N
IN the morning to IoD. after his stock IN the l'cOoN'
Attaining bi, ,tnr, is hi, once in which Is his ,ale
,rli ich contained several hundred dollars. MI NH'"
cnencd the -afr door and after examining some p'P's
.cpprd into the tore without closing the s'le ""'
LooLius toward the front OF tn" store ne ul''">'''u
two al piclu- lookue men standing on the oppo'','
dc If th,. street watching, him. one Of the men '"H
denly started acro~, the street AID opening INC so
door. asked for - cents worth OF meat Of any "'l'
| - he wanted il for a dog. All the meat was IN tlc
,.lox and Mr. smith started for IL, at the same u"o
Keeping Iii, eye hi~ -u-plcous customer. A' Hc
placed hi, hand on the door latch the customer hi'
.tcppcd up to within d foot Of him. and rcInaThIhS
Il suppose you keep considerable l'o IL 'heIo' "p
u,arcd auNlou, to look into the box.
- keen II protty well stockod,7 Mr. Smths s
answer and feeling satisfied that IT was the stranger
intention to close the door Oh him when ne '"Plcu
into the box said You can step into 1t ana loon o'
your.en If you desire The stranger, however, old
not d.~rc H. step u. and starting for the door, sild
bc vouM get the meat later Nh smith at once
locked his safe AID by ia" time hc reached the 'I'e'
/ The men had di-HpprAi'rl. .,., ,,. ~ c,,
Jtm.- WIFI. "a printer. Of philadelphia wa com
watch and chain valued 40 $500 from h""tl l.
Cor,,in Gprvin va- standing on u" N".i ~ ,iii N
,'it al en- t,o me. jp-tl,i against him. II" Thought
,. rn.u o.r. "A i.tlr r,d" and took good look ~
t,..u ~alrtl, Ift.rVarl train came along ana
S-.,., landed n ANr tIdiuE scat Do" discovered
,, ..- watch sud chain Gor" and came g." tho
+ conclusion That they We're stolen rs lN' mon "N"
/ io.tl.t u.u Il. train Wa boz motion ly ii- uht
iut 'oivn Thought TIE n"n mrhi nave D''ru'u -
add I... % -.lru. IIr dI-roy"r''i tH" mon l " i'ii
~ and l.pt ,u' oi their sight. ~ Marion t' W'"
l-ft tl- tr.u pHI ,oiNIr followed 80 -'i" g. YAM
utfI Doe il't Cd jersey t4t Policeman, 3" "4Vi, ''
made known Dds -E-p.DoH-. lu' r"H'r".h ', l.
,r,uitnl, r,utr fcaa,d oN tac ti"v"- and "'' "t"
-
rlf. Dc -lr.c'dri however, in cat hirS NH,l'' ~
hose poea.t> tl" chain and l"chct N"r found bu'
the one that escaped took the watch with hiIh
Nj. David e. Dodd. mother 81 the city acconntlnt,
r.. b,-fd. dfod ~ tie latter, bonn" .l~t ni-h' III
hcr eighty .,Ir'A year size lad b"eu III orly f."
dat- aua bar G-ffh du" chiefly to "lu AZ.
NJ. f. .d va, born In tIc old Stone hou~" ~ state
and Broad .t, she spent her entire life ~ Newark
and l.lInmf-ld Beside =. h. D'dd >h" hnd 'hi'"
other utII. ,l dr.H. They are cN Alderman t'r-"l
p,tli 90 fi" "a -uIN I1uh - Ncv O-.. Nr; hoh"T'
~tofif,rhur-h ard Au unmarried dlurhrcr. Her Eu'
. ). I q.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04

and it may not be surprising that member shouM
prefer chat with her TO listening to rol-eau ia ths
House.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04

It VIII be- seen that the hrr'-' Increase lI 'h'
ruutor Of districts j. in the Fi-Atccnth "'rd' "hrie
,, ,i,,r,. H. f,.m twenty -.Vcu g" hrt .hNc. al iI-
rrcasc of tw, ltv eight. The second Ward game "LS
tLr,- di.trict, the smallest Increase oi any
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04

Tho Brooklyn and Toledo teams crossed bsts at the Long
Island grounds yesterday the visiting team winning fathef
easily McCullough did not pitch with much Skill ana
h.. support was not what it should have BEEN uhafu'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

s,,rsss ASS Sets W rises S5s n Mseas age II
HIGH WATER
H. M-ssudy Hooi OH Gov. Island 1887 Hell Gate -
PH-Sandy Hook. 80 Gov. Island l0,is Hell Gate es0
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04

The Atlantic Association seems 10 be confined 70
the Baltimore and New.IIaVen teams. The Orioles l"H
te advantage at present while IN Newark team is mira
lebanon has taken Wpr,.st.r', frnchiS' anl racod
Irarshurc takes Jersey City's record The games
and lost to date appended;
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04

Careful think that The real race ioF e American
Associa,!ou usnnant VIII b" ia tie We-t The l0ni>-
,ue and s. Louis team, have gradually worked then
WAY to the top and The actual struggle for the 1n
viii ,rolalv b., between tlo-e two teams. Rochester j,
dangerous clcGcnt bat the Athletics are 100 c.iI'c
tor champons T..e other teams have no chance. The
record 10 date annexed
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04

Over 1000 people witnessed the game at Recreation
Park Yesterday between the Senator and Monroe teams
The sonro-, won by lively rally at the bat IN the last
inning The
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
.run hit was loudly applaudea. appended is the
TOLEDO "a. A
Totals .... . 52414 .

- runs nrooklyn . Toledo 4. First base errors
-BrooNIvn l. Toledo 4 Left baSes1Brooki9yn o.
Toledo : Home run-Cicrhardt St0lrl Dss's-oHnoI'
Van Dyke scheiheck sacrifice Rrcn Hp@Gas.
sitlS Nelson, Cerardt and oBricn. struck out
Bren Gerhardt Toy. Mccuoush g. VIA Hade on
CGlloach J. Umpire-Peoples. Tlne-l:-e' Attend
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04

AZ Philadelphia-Ahletic 7. Columbus 8.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-25
Results of Holy Communion.

The effects Of Holy Communion ac
cording to St. Thomas, are fonr: 1t sus-
tains the life OF the 40 J; it rti6es it
against whatever might be injurious or
destructive; it gives it growth and in
crease; and lastly, it gives the soul
pleasure. .s}.
These effects on the soul are similar to
the effects which food produces in the
body.
Holy Communion sustains the life OF
the soul, in the first place, by preserving
it from mortal sin, which is death; and
in the sec md place, by preserving it
from venial sin, which is disease OF the
soul. st. B .rnard puts this we'll: "Holy
Communion removes far from us all
danger Of yielding to mortal sin and
diminishes in us the tendency to lesser
faults"
Without food our bodies would soon
die. Without Holy Comm union our
souls would soon fall victims to mortal
sin, which is spir tnal death; or to venial
sin, which is disease tending towards
death.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-25
Mortgage Foreclosure. Notice Of Sale.
TXTHEkEAS on the 22d day Of September.
w D., 1898, Silas Goss !unmarried), made hi

WyHEKEAS ON The 22d day Of September. A.
w D., 1898, Silas Goss nnmarried), made his
certain deed Of mortgage OF that date. 10 Ezekiel
b. oOley. whereby he conveyed to said Cooley
Lot NO. "a in Block NC l3i the RearrangemeEt
OF the 5'h Division OF Remmington Park, in the
City of Minneapolis Hennepin County, Mime
sofa 10 secure the payment of the sum OF 1928
and interest thereon at 8 per cent per an uiIi
in one year thereafter. and interest at 10 per
cent. per annum after due. which MortSane was
il the Office Of the Register of Deeds tor said
County ag,d WAS on the same day duiy recorded
therein, on page 121. Of Book 2i6 of Mortgagee.
And whereas, said Mortgage was afterwn'd d
on the Oath dav Of November, 1888, by written
instrument, duly recorded November q, 1873 in
2s3 of Mortgages. assigned by said Cooley to the
Union Debenture Company
And whereas default has been made in the
payment of said Mortgage debit and now the
whole amount thereof, namely the sum of $2A3.
and interest thereon st ten per cent per annum
from Sept. 22d, 1889. remains due and unpaAid
thereof.
And whereas no action Or proceeding at law
has been instituted to recover the debt secured
by said Mortgage.
SAID mortgage contained and in pursuance of
the statute in such ca~es made and provided.
notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 18th
day nf February. A D. 1880, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon at the front door OF the Hennenin
County Court House in the ity of Minneapolis
the above described premi.es will be sold vt
public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
toward satisfying the said debt and all expenses
of foreclosure including $25 attorney fee.
Dated Minneapo pole, Decsmhsr u, 1899:
UNION DEBENTURE COMPANY.
Assignee Above named.
COOLEY & Rocks,
Attorneys for Assignee.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-25
financial eecretary:sP r. ID Smith. treasurer !; NJ q
Cannon insnrance secretary /; meet "a sunday IN
GREEN ISLE. sIB1.EY ooUHTY. 4. 4 3


GREEN ISLE. sIBIEY COUNTY.
h County Delegate s.. 5. Mctirann.
President, Daniel Myers: vice president, II. Nc.
Mahon: recording secretary. Wi liam Fahey: fnan-
sial secretsry Iohn Fahey. Jr; 4 treasurer Thoe.
Meeting LIST sunday in each month.
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County Delegate, + ] Leonard. Shakopee.
Division No. e President, Or. 6. 4. Maloney;
vice president. VIM Fttzg Id: recording secre.
tAry. n + ConlOn: financial secretary. j. Kill
duff: treasurer, p Callahan Insurance secretary
JaDnes O,N silI: sergeant at arms. John Traynor;
. vision No. 2-President, Thomas Hyland
vice president John Qnain; recording secretary,
William Quain, financial secretary. Patrick
Sweeney; treasurer, Stephen Stephens
WINONA.
County Delegate, James Hughes.
President. George ID Flynn; vice-preeident. p
Geo sgsgad
OBrien: insurance secretary. q, nch: meetings.
1st and Sd Tuesdays of month. sa
RRAINERD, CROW WING COUNTY. :
County Delegate, Patrick Murphy.
y President, Wm.l Barron; vice president, John
O'foole; rec. secretary. Edward Lynch;s fin
ancial secretary. John Hurley: treasurer, Con
marsha, d M Clark; meet ist Wednesday eve
az spand Sd Sunday at 5 p m. Vt each month"; at
Miller's hail.
MORTON. RENvuLE COUNTY
County Delegate-J am es Greeley.
Division, No. president, P. y. Kirwan; vice
president } H Reagan; recording secretary. T ii
Barkey;u i financial n secretary: A. II. Keefe; treas
urer, p Ell Ryan; insurance secretary, .........
meet 1st Sunday of month.
FAIRFAx. REsvILLE COUNTY.
Division No 2 President, NJ Brown; vice
president, William smith; recording secretary.
Jas w Brown; financial secretary, John Crafty;
treasurer, James FL VBrien; sergeant-at- arms,
John Welsh: marshal. Thomas Welsh; door
keeper. William Smith; meet ]st Sunday 81
month.
MANEATO,
County Delegate M II Lamb
Division No. l. President. D Hayes: vice
presi ent, Z H Jordan; recording secretary, NJ
j Cuddy; financial secretary. Th0s Coughtin:
treasurer, John Dougherty; insurance secretary.
james Dougherty; meet LIST Sunday and third
Monday Of month.