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New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
SHE WANTED ONE. TOO.
ON The Detroi, Free Press

From The Detroit Free Press.
An awning maker who had received pos al caiu
asking him to call at house on Porterst 81 pht IN an
appearance as soon as pos .be and the woman ol the
house pointed ont the window she wanted poVid"i
with shade.
the
Wen. suppose dOnti'
Hut an awning is to keep the sun out.
is IT. Perhaps You are not TOO Old to learn
something" .,,
:" But ma am do you really want an awning here y
OF course do. Do YOU see that awning on he
next house ~ ,,
Yes hut the sun strikes that window"
ON, helm that That woman think, she owns
the earth She put that awning up 20 SPIT me-
| am now going ~ put one mp 10 show hcr that shc
80 ,-,r t6is town Go aheld and have II done
soon as possible: and want IL TO be fiery red with
white stripes in it,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Few games Of baseball like those played at
brotherhood PARK and the Polo Grounds yesterday and the
followers of the sport viii seek recreation and ENJOY
mcnt elsewhere Zach comedy OF errors ana IN
each match t home player furnished the iaughabc part
Of the entertainment. To say that the spectators we're
ds'u,ted would express feelings OF the 0nookers
They Werr po-ith angry, and many people left the
ground, before the ongdrawi.ou agony half
~ the Polo Ground, the comedy was between the
hrol1cd shlet the League Ia Newly ork and
brooklyn. The brooklyn tam PLAYED an excellent game
and easiest styl'. The New-Nork team was
badly crippled and started he game with only two players
In their regular position, outside OF the battery Ait'r
E>tcrbrook had injured hobb,d of the Held Tier
nan was The only player in hi> regular position Inc
apology Of battery did not count.
A. scored oil Burltett in the second m
ming d. rectly retired and Murphy pitched out the
game TT" improvement not startling. In u'
seventh inning Estrbook Stin from his injuries
and aches he had join Tn" hospital baud, anu
Ioruug came ,t hac and Slairott went TO the out
nrld Catcher Dsy retired In the fourth inning. ana
Corkh was 50 zme the fourth inning tnat he also
retired The unique follows;
1 { ~
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
p,SSryGrRS mAKEy rp ~ 4 COLLISION

A collision occurred in the ward u tr Long I-"hu
Railroad ia Island Cty al 80 "clorh la't hlPh''
A. tn. train VII shore iosd leaving TIE N"d
ran into BABY Ion on IT. way mt ' "'P''
The engine. te-eopcd and uc passengers "'r tN'r'"-"S
shaken up. Florence Bancc, age thtt'n. q" N"'Si"''
who ras a ynsscng~r tie North Sio tain ""' tio"h
FROM hoy .,nt and iieht v1- BROKEN \ NUMB
~ other a .,onrrrs received Sigh. biui- ana r'"--'n-
The Incident du, 10 switch b.hr lit '"r'd "h'"
.Dould have br.l cprtrd Nn.n 20, NDiW Hh'i' VA"
.t,tt.d In,tn ,lain,. vcrr bidy wf'cd and tIhc "n
tho road vas DELAYED ~. -our time. The -'rn' o' me
accident u only lbou: 100 yards from the depot ana ''
crash " the locomotive. when they came "f"ihr ana u'
nose Of e.capnr attracted la.2c crowd -" some
.iIlcd
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

stars and Athletics which required twelve innings to
decide Wrghts terrific stick work and his phenomenal
catch at centre, doubling man up at FIRST were the
features. The
Sssiesi:: sySfsa:s .....55 5 SSS f-s G-
Basehits-SvIaruse : Athletics :. Errors-Syracuse o.
Athletics J. PitcheIs1Keefc and Espcr Umplre-TOoe.
Columbus, June 3.-The home players oubattcd their
Toledo rivals to-day, and an interesting game. The
was as follows:
1Sio%sa, GooaS .............SS ........S 9 9 8 S-S GO
nahgTO.ao Columbus and s. ET5srs-THedS
Fms!ic.
Louisville. June 3.-Timely batting by Louisville and
by the St enabled the Louisville team
to win today's game, by the scole:
soDiiCiiis ss Gcais.....S ......S 3 9 g g
Basehito- louisville 10, St. Louis II. ErrOrs-L0us-
pirc- Bsrnurn Ii'''' o.
New-IIayen June s-New- lost its first game in
eleven to-day Newark defeating the home team by one
Miller pitched fine game for Newark. The score
Es%'1s Ns%.i .ilsven :sa,'......5 ...5 9 D 9 90
Bnseuts-Nevark 3. New-Hayen 8; ErrOrs-Newark
!, New Hayen 2. BaterIesMler and Duffy Doran and
HoHoid. Umpre-KelT.
Hartford June 3.-Wnkeiman was Wild today sending
nine men to first base on l1lls but he at HIS best
when bases thirteen Of the visitors being t
A Light rain fell all through the game, which was wei
played. Attendance, 300. The score was
WaShaSton MariGTS i.......:S ............:.S 9 / Q al
Ba-ehits-Hartord t. Washington .. ns
Washington s. lJattor!cs- Moore and Wmkelmsn KID
die and Phillips. Cmprr-Valentne
Worcester, June 3-Tbe WorcesterS turned the tables
Bamores to-day and defeated them In close ana
exciting game by bnching hit- when the VISITORS Haoe
their errors. The
wcrecstcr ...-....-.....o "a
Baltimore ......-.-...-..-l q q " V"
Bnsehits-Worccster 8. Baltimore :. Errors-WorSestr
Baltimore B9.terie--Stbnorl ana ''ubas-o' bsher
and townsend. rmpirc-Mahoney.
Amherst. Mass. June 3-The Arherst-Dartmouth enn'e
for he hitting
running ~ the home PLAYERS This victory puts The Am
hcrst, ahead IN the League The score was
Amherst ....-........~ o d-S
p,.ottte- Amherst l6 Dartmouth D. Errors-Amherst
2 Dartmouth / BltUefcsliare and Hunt Harlahl ahc
Raun'v.
Montreal June (Sp' ci0 -Arrangsrnents nave pfh
completed bv which the Buffalo team Of the lnt'uohai
p,seb,u League 4. 10 be- transferred Montreal The
club T. losing money daily Buffalo. Baseball Is BOOM
ng here just now.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
uvr R1.y.TSKY,s SECRETARY TALKS

B,rtam Keightley, "eukno"n fhsH'h U'osop"'s
,l ba been visiting this country for some time ana
o i the priyut. secretary of Nine Bavateky delivered
an addte., last night Tneo-ophical Doctrine OF
evolution before Aryan Thco>ophical society he
defined evolution an unfolding according 70 so'Hv ~"
law The uarlalisuc view that evolution was chahcs
correlation Of matter governed boy purely mechanical laws
The sneaker argued against th, theory ana slid thae s
theo.ophcal View took three basic forms Of the one
reality-subtsnce life and con-ciouse> IL "as truly
evolutionary view an unfolding 1t traced one Ia" IN
manifold forms through plane after plane of existence
The task leOre the world summed up in the "a"A'
word Of the Theorophcal Society Universal orosnef
Al
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
nI.crSSIXG THE HOME MISSION WORK.
TWO So,lEriE> IN ANNUAL SESSION AT
SARATOGA.

saratoga y y. June (>peciah-The annual
roetr of the Woman, state Home Missionary Unions
vo, held IN the Sew England congregational Church
h.r, 10 dav. The morning session was for Officers
orI rlc report of the meeting in Chicago was made
ly Mr.. ! II. Clanin. Of Lombard. III. Mrs W ,.
tncad Of brooklyn presented the report OF The Com
fuittee ON Auxiliary Lessons The report OF the Com
utiice Oh the Appointment ~ a National ADVISORY
BOARD y,s made by Mrs. j. 4. Eddie. OF south Nor
walk Conn At this afternoons meeting "h'oii VA,
public. a paper. The American .onsr e",o..' ~
inio, ~ WA. r.ad hv Mrs. !. VI. r. Metoaif. ~ ST.
Lonls after which Mrs. Henry 'ra"orI prv.eh,,S a
n,,,,r or L. H. VI. -. 1880 $40 Inc lVH"M ", nv
ppai.r. also we're read B,hcmla!h. by Mrs fiora
Lrr,l Olerlin. ohio. "-caudliaN"l'' S NJ NJ
If " Nontgomcry Minneapolis. "uFrahs' oy @ @mrs'
G. natter Broadhr,,d Wi-. Frontier WORK oy Mrs
A / Drake lrlquos. : D.. Wanted, Woman
tf,i 90 i.\ MIR, G. : >hattuck Amiuc City, La. A. A.
ihn clos, of thc exercise, an after meeting wa, S
for tho>, desiring 10 discuss pr"ucal topics III" ~"
social purposes. ,t,. Missionary 80
.s,y formally bcrau IL. siNl fourth anniversary ~
The Washington street Methodist Episcopal CharC' 1" %
the annual sermon was dehNcreu L! uc NV "
John X. Mclean, of Oakland TAI
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

IT, -p.ctae,c a. Brotherhood Park Wa Just A. d'poTa
,. r. -au ,n- ,.. ..ond ~ yr.- sent scfi's be-
tvon tle v.yy York and Bo-on Players clubs ana wa
.n,iry DEVOID ~ lively ~ltuf~- IN" match started OF
A. -aaI'- lar.. ard looked lS" funeral pr"''--'on
,, ., GA taIf o,.r T.. Bo.'on ably captain"d
p, .h. ,.,... Kelly won 90 o." hollow'-t -t'l'
C..r. h,nd.,d n.e bah - y u va' hot brick He
,lr.,, A, In every r,r ept whar" D. OUGHT o. have
,fr.un Tne natgra r'Hlt Vl- dozen b''-utu ~rt 70
fr-t la-. ale. bfi- and delihr'' 'Nhot'N "'''H
..-d ..., ... tafl..rrn. Eadlourn p.'.heI capital
PAM, f! va. sfi.rdd.y supported. Ir'n'> eitor being
I.o.,o o D.. r ,,av Th. p'vn1 q Co nor hr'uth"r'
>,-n F., .ud Esdnouir clever and hiprd = keep
Tie ...-,a'or. from dropping "lcep I1'' biund'rs ~
,,,. "a uro,u O'Rourke whitney aud Ifatl"d were o.
d., t,ra which ua1.. a enthusiast think ~ murder "a
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

OF the General synod of the Reformed Church In tho
United states an Appropriation was made to aid the
REFORMED Theological School in Berlin. Germany. a
resolution adopted requesting the alliance OF une
Reformed churches 10 arrange for aiding In the estso
fishing Of home missions. speeches were made oy
number Of delegates in favor OF missionary Norh
among the Indians WsstrnOreland, Penn, Classis
asked the synod to provide missionaries for the Hun
garans in the ConneIlsville coke region
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
THE wEsTCHESTER ENTRIES TO-DAY.

In the Fleetwood Stakes for three year ods at II
mile today Mr. Wither, viii be represented boIh bN
King Eric dhc Cyclone colt and the Eccola COLI
the Dwyer,' colt Caldwell will be for the ir't
time this year; while Tournament. Magnate. 'h"h'
and Others viii help make mp the field. The chances
Of the all black look bright
A remarkable fast lot Will run In the first race
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
L. MILES.

NARROW ESCAPE or VALUABLE TROTTiES.
P!t>burg June 81 dispatch from Franklin. r"nn..
say The trimming >tabi. Miller Shi"ys 80. X
'1rul ADJOINING this city. ,ouplrt v d"strrfrf 'y
Ire shortly s'cr nco-a this afternoon Az tir ~ =
nas comprising twenty head = t-ottnR ho-s'-. tauri
If 500 o.r. gotten out uuiaru.rd trHch ti'
-1Icr'or d..c plne md hero.c c'or's % hc 'mr"f
Dne cr po,, seriously luf nn' dang rop-g trau
upou. The origin - u' hfo l- unknown. Total l"-~,
about q 800; Insurance $500
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Karu.d fius-Nc't- York Z BfooNyn . Fir't U",. W
-Sow-Nork o. Blooelyn ? Lon On ba," 1,,c,,
Yor Hroositn g First base on bails-of Bhit'N .
- Murphy on Lovc,t g. StricF out BY lsffG,tt D. N
Nurpnr / h, Iotct: e.. Ihfcehs-" llt~ ".Iiuhb'
F.ltf rvo|Ua-~ hl., SomWers p'BIi"n. iouI, i.'i
s,,rlr.. h.t-.Clarke penny. Collins. iou7. flnkh'}
.,~eI Sf.l.t To,.'t stolen ta-'~-p'Bfi a. oih- -
nrris Prkury o. Terry. Douhl, play[Pinkn"Y; COZ
"a ~ bal eouusr- :. rmpie-McQuade. I'm'-
.u-. Attendance j1-.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
,p,rvns MEET IN POUGHKEEPsIE

ponghLeepse. June 3 Cspecian.-Chares francesca
led the exercises at the meeting oi the society," VI
,,uI,1 tli, morning. Various reports were pre-
. -, I,rin, the DAY Richard and sarah Collins,
Iomco Wood and Frances J Barnes were APPOINTED
drlc..ltc Ia the Universal Peace CohgIess u ice'
uo' w. -" T., Iondon The meeting also decided TO T-
-,,nc 1t, place In the Peace As,2Ca,on OF fI1ends III III
Imcrira The committee appMntei III reference 10
~ ,,r the Friends Academy reported In favor OF
raisinc ~ zoo and the report was accepted.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Few people will look beyond Tenny for the wine, WINE,
although the nyng Geraldine. the redoubtr9io
Civil Service and 50 well known sprincrS as Up
STAFF. Maidstone aud Bravo viii appear.
The famous old Juvenile staAes may PROVOKE q
lively finish, althOugh thc best twoyear olds Wcfc
not entered
Here are the liss of probable starters
FIRST RACE-SwEEPSTAKEs ALL AGES. SlA
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
THE RECORDS.
80 rIE sn1.rnEnN rENNIs CIIANPIONsInP

Baltlmorc Nd Jane 3.-N Mount Washington u"
dav the tournament of the southern Lawn Iehhi'
Association was begun with the largest number Oh
cnirle, since the formation Of the association Every
court wa occupied. The entries are from Washington
Wilmington and Baltimore. and the contestants nom
each city are accompanied by enthusa'e aomfs' Inc
main prize offered is the silver pitcher for the ehan
u,oul u the southern >l'e-. which Post ma, ALREADY
trnn twice and which he las 10 wiz another tlme ."
kcop In the preliminary round. Mctcah. Penning
Ian -po,foni aid Borden won. In the tirst round
No.,v,ri iods- Browne Ober, Borden and Pen
nlug'on Won. In The second rouhof ofuei a"u brV"ie
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
NOT BASEBALL AT ALL.
BOTH NEW YORK TEAMS DEFEATED.
wREICHED PLAYING DISGUSTS THE SPECTATORS
OTHER CONTESTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN 20 w.Yor< = Philadelphia o. Boston 4.
Chicago =. II,t~burg =. Cincinnati ). Cleveland ,.
PLAYERS LEAGUE
Ro~ton li Nc,-YorA ,. BrJoslyn o. Philadelphia s..
thiraro i Cleveland O. llttsourg :. Buffalo 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn q. EOrhc,ter l. Athletic ). Syracuse 7.
tollnilu, q, Toledo 3. Louisville >. IT. Louis :.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
r-ey City TO- Wilmington p Newark 3. New.lIaven 2
Hartford s. Washington l. Worcester I. EaltimOro 3.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
E-JUNENILE STAKES.
OTDS. HALF MILE.

Run under N" O; tac American Jo kF CIupl
A. Belmont, cl,. G. Chafl by 81 Baise-CailA-
+. {. hunts e.. bl Hira'i q intiu' 10
j. Z. Biucc'> ch. Br"ntauo. by 'reit 1"n-N"u''
MsrcL- pay'- Ell. G. cod Dollar. b. Sh Nodr'd TO
Taic Dollar lIS
''t Clav " ""'' VIZ T. "'o'''"' " ''' . IFS
~ Strc.t,. ch - r,.gsr.r, by Elntaka- lone. .. llS
l.. B.uut'- b. T. IlarKari Mata Hrrolia 10
Rance Stables D. t. Vanity by Ro'htrhH' 4" go
Glcnc~ Pride 10
W J.. S,otrs ID. (. Wcndoway by Wand"re.Wa a"Sy 10
FOU KTU RACE FLEETWOOD STAKES. THHf-i"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

VOTING AID FOR A GERMAN SCHOOL.
lebanon Penn. June 3 lspeciaD.-At today's session
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
,..,,.,, p.a-~- The score Wa a. lo!ipN-.

49,. 2,... p. Is o o o o ) : Q S.3
rara XrvYork nG-,Sn ,,, = Pr, Va sa I, o1
-r,-- Ntw-ioTk T. Bo-'on > L'it on In G4- ,, e rsI
' Thrc,-ba.e hi, Cornor v"has" =. i
..-,n froin Sacrlnce ts-Witney. Hatfield,
i:- .,n 4 iinn stolen bs,os- Il iNchatd.gn otolr,
49, - ,r,nror Wh!tucy 7 Brown. Ntcf'i, Irwin,
t,,,, ti,v.-C onner and Klcharl-ou quinn Iof" VIA
i.,,h,. Z rane 9 Pa--,d hel Brow; O"i!f,'-d,,nn
.,s .nd Matthew'S Time Of gau4'~~ 10 ALIGNMENT
j6f
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

a. oakland Park yesterday th" J"r-'' 'lt' ''''' '
,r..t it- unfortunate Wilmington riFal~ az r''iN P"'
i ,. ...ny F.tlecrAld pitched good ca'D' '"a h'-
.... .,. ,.od Tho Wnulurtou- pa'fd ln p
iI... d.o.nt q manner which l- always reward "''
t.f.af Tho -,or". ~
J.f-l CITY,. % a 3
Wi.mlnr'oI q t.., ,,..
on rr.or.'Ie Ier-.y ,!y Wlmiur'9. ,.n - t~ ~ 81 Der.
,l,, Van ,l,,n" Bardock stolen ha.es Mf;"'SVIl. SV
,'',fi,v F.tle.riG k,ay. Nev'u - ,,t', ,,d
.''i urr.f,.t tortortn DnuDI. pI1r N,IP'f '.
I.-,r ~,rrek ut-car. cor .oran io',, i'' f1.t ry
H., t.,.. oi rt- or litfg'la "' ''''' -. ,or
't.,., p.,i.. pts--i bail tofrorAn. i"P'' ''
tnf,n ru. ~ eamt-l 35. - ...r.. ,i,, q, tho
49, .....,- ,,,,v r, SOW YORK and Boston Pnref'
,,. A. rro r4 Park and the BROOKLYN and E''h"''''
,..,.- Al K.dg-Novd Park
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Tho brooklyn and Rochester Association tam' gave
,- ,f1ton o, baIl.Ilaymg EilecRood Park y'-'' '
a., r.. horn, sar winning aftrr a. interesting contest
,atrrora pitched win telling eh''i "'1 wa "'''N '
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Fan IL Hamilton had not been shaken by ns 49,,
fall However. il Prince Royal had been ing frii,S f,
Royal OF October. 1sss. Of May. lrsO ne ou1iH az
have beaten Brother Ran by dozen lcng'ha e.Dn ~
the occupant of his saddle had becn lead slatugn
weighing 11O pounds instead Of live Jockey. ~, nv
time was poOr-l :42. The cyclone colt coNcreu '"'
mile in ! al last Friday
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RACE-SWFEPSrAkES. NAIpHN
yEAR.OLDS. so EACH. $1,000 ADDED HALF
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

10. i.. \. \ ' V "
.,.a run. Mono Fir,t hs~" on error, Hio'H'}l
rrl.,t.r : Tn on ba-,s is.o9.lyi' d H.cn'.,
80. o., Iar, F,nnaly. Toy. kn"N!e- ".,,'uN" a.
H., na,r Oh bal. on Barf ~ M9itnorD M9itn,' "a
-. n lo-.- Simon. Pm h,h'm@i Lrn,., T.y
r.. porIl. rnv, Pti 1ertard' aii. W h'na 'nn,a..',.,
',I D.Ii-..f la-,.d ball Toy ! '"I'''
r,.. 90 o,r...i - Attendance. 800
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
w p Nd. n. 6. w ~. B boo ---..Jont.l

Bcttlne % win-lfolhor Ban 10 2 Pfince KoyaI
1aN Nort. 10 10, Bella B. T. Niagara - b. l. foricho
20 10 " Dv. ~ 30 to ]. Mis-. Mccullough 800 to J.
Xuluge King 30 b. ].
tlne fo -liroho Ean 10 . Prime Roal nor nor
IL Tia r. >. NlJe1t 10 ]. sorrento 10 w. DAY
n ~ 70 Nil, Mc'uliougi 40 ~ J. Village King 40 10
Mutuals- Erollrf Ban .trdlcAt s24 20. piuc - -
Prince Eoy al place - %.
Bella r. mad" the pace with Prince Royal second
Vil.g. King third quarter Of q mile from home m'
f,,orite took lead and looked winner. but Garrison
brought Brother Ban along n h. and beat The Prhe
on The pot by hcod the Prince second thr same dscc'
before Bella b. Bzrah and strdeaway were Withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
lCE - SWEEPSTAKES. 7
FILL1Es. FIVE FrHLoNGs.
eINTH KNCF- eILIING
NArrnw recA Arr ~ vArl-An1r rnnrTEHs.

First race AZ 80 p NJ.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

HVUND kACh- SAN AIHh"N
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
QUIET IN REALTY.
The New Year Opens Mildly
Among the Dealers.

the New Year "opens mildly
Among the Dealers.
The past has been purely holiday
week in realty circles. Business men
are engaged in clearing up accounts for
the year just closed, and quiet market
may be expected for a few weeks. The
outlook for spring is very healthy, and
on all sides real estate agents express
the conviction that 1890 is certain to be
productive of some remarkakably good
sales, both in acre and inside property.
There are several large sales now
under way, which will be given to the
public as soon as all preliminareS are
completed.
All the prominent architects of the
city are full of business just now. 1t is
reported that large business block is
to go up on the corner of Ninth and Rob
ert. Aid. Kavanagh will build block
OH WabaSha street, a new structure will
go up adjoining the EndicOtt building
on Robert, and Boston syndicate will
erect business block on the corner of
Sixth and Robert, opposite the Ryan.
There are also the two new opera
houses, and probably Col. Lowry's
put in last fall for the proposed
opera house on Fourth street. There
is going to be quite boom
in erection of new buildings at East ST.
Paul. Col. Kiefer contemplates the
erection of lot of dwelling houses at
the end of the East Seventh street cable.
A. II. Rogers will build at the corner of
Seventh street and Maria avenue. Sam
Mayall and J.K. Humphrey will also i'm
prove Dayton's bluff property. These
are but few of the large number of i'm
provements which are promised for this
year.
Eastern capital continues to pour into
the city. A large proportion of the
money is for investment in business
property.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
STORE AND BAR FIXTURES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y Edgar Snyder, unmarried under date
of the 18th day of November, 1885, executed
to The West st. Paul Real Estate and I'M
proyement syndicate. corporation organ
lied and acting under the laws of the State
of Minnesota, a certain mortgage, whereby
he conveyed and mortgaged Lot Fifteen
Q5) of Block Seventy three (73) Of West st,
Paul Real Estate and improvement Syndi-
cate Addition Numbered Six co.. in Ramsey
County, Minnesota, according to the plat OF
said Addition OF record in the Office of the
Register OF Deeds in and for said Ramsey
County; which mortgage was, on the 18th
day of December. 1886, duly recorded on
page 204 of Book 1873 of the mortgage rec
ords of the Registers Office of said County;
that said mortgage and the debt secured
thereby was duly assigned by said The West
st. Paul Real Estate and Improvement Syn
dtcate to Albert w. Synder, on the 10Th day
OF January. 1888 which assignment was
duly recorded in said Registers Office on the
18th day of January, 1888, in Book ''I''' of
Assignments, on pages 1914 and 1875; that de-
fault has been made in the conditions of said
mortgage, and that no action or proceeding
at law or otherwise has been Instituted tore
cover the debt secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof, and at the date Of this
notice there is claimed to be due, and there
Is due and unpaid on the mortgage debt Sc
cured by said mortgage, the sum of One
Hundred and Eightv-Seven Dollars and
Eighty-Two Cents (S1S7.s2).
Notice is hereby given, that under and by
Virtue OF power Oh SAFE IN SAID mortgage
contained and made part thereof, and pur-
suant to the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgaged premises. above
described, will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder, in st. Paul. Minnesota. at
the main front door (on Fourth StreeD OF
the new Court House of Ramsey County, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon of Monday, the
Tenth (loth) day of February, A D., 1890,
to satisfy said mortgage debt then due, to.
gether with the attorneys fee ofTwenty Five
Dollars named In said mortgage and the
costs and expenses of these proceedings al
lowed by law. ALBERT ". SNYDER.
Dated Nov. 18th. 1882 Said Assignee.
CHAs. N. BELL, Attorney for Said Assignee.
Room 81. Gilfillan Block. st. Paul Mimi
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THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.
Thursday.

NJ Gervais to L NJ Gervais. I2 1t 8, blk
1913, Iryine's add. ..............SI 81, 900
r Adams to E r Harroun, 1t 6, blk
10, Arlington Hills... ..........25O 500
Howard to j B Rossman, 1t 20,
Howard Park 900
Stariha to A Berghold, 1t "A, blk 25,
Stinson's subdy 5 B R..............1.60 600
Il Harroun TO II l. Adams, 1t 4, blk
2O5, lrvine's add. -. -. 1900
III Ryan TO j. II. Needham, Its Is and
10, blk q. Sanborn'S Midway l,500
Jay to Prudzinski, 1t 10. blk l,
futile S add. $1,000. ............ ..... 400
NJ Z kost to Hanson, Its and blk
8. SHADY SIDE. ...--...,.. ........ 200
Rockwell to Keystone Improvement
company, Its IA to 20, blk 4, Berg
mans div. ......... 1850
r Forbes to NJ L Alliance, lis 20 and
30. blk 3, Mackubin's add -. ......3 600
j Morell to A E Mckee. 25 fl of It's
and W 12I2 fit oft 4, blk %, Merriam
f E Bryant to W E Nay S Its and s, 'O0
Martins rearr of blk Is, Woodbury. &
Cases add 700
j T Dean to c NJ Deeck, part blk Is,
woodbury. Cases add 800, ....... /, $50
j McMullin to P Mcdonnell, 1t II.
Safeguards subd -. $50
Blk ,......... -. ........:.:. E. $500
NJ Lawton to A Morgan, 1t 4, blk 2,
West ST Paul Syn l............ ... 500
NJ Wilkes to A Hewitt, part of It's 1,
z, ), blk 10, Browns subd 100
P Earl to " W Phelps, 1t 9, blk so. st
Anthony Park. 800. ..............1SG 800
Three unpublished zee. ..... go. $4,000
Total, 81 transfers -. ........S112,235
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
Saturday.

L L Nerlien to W Elevator Co, part
W Farnsworth to D r Robbins part 1t
33, Hewitts Out Lots ... 1000
G Farrol to E r Gilman, 1s It's and 2,
blk 8, Warren & Rice's add. a, 200
? Martin to II Hosmer, 1t 6, blk So.
West ST Paul Syndicate No2 ....... 900
G Phelps TO T Bryant, 1t 3, blk 2,
Haldeman's add. 80. ........2 600
7 E Bryant to G S Phelps, 1t %, blk l,
Bryant's Randolph Street add -. II 900
II Jones to W L Webster, 10 Its 500
Marie Park 5000
c X Overman to F W Overman. part 1t
IL, blk 8, Ashton d Sherburne's add. 500
Total transfers S15 GOO