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New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
DROWNED WITH HIS DOG.
SKATING ACCIDENT ON STATEN ISLAND,
SON OF W. W. MAO FARLAND, THE WE'LL
KNOWN LAWYER, BREAKS THROUGH THE
IcE-ms ST, BERNARD DIES WITH HI,

SON OF w. w. MAC FARLAND, THE WELb
KNOWN LAWYER, BREAKS THROUGH THE
ICE-HIS ST, BERNARD DIES WITH HIM.
Wallace MacFarland, age fourteen, the youngest Sol
OF William W. MacFarand, Of the law firm OF Tracy,
MacFarland, Boardman IL Platt, on saturday morning,
about 10 O'clock started from his parents home at
Arrochar, 5. L. to 60 skating at Bradys Pond, Gras
mere lie was accompanied by his dog Bob large
ST. Bernard As neither the boy the dog returned
home on saturday evening, the MacFarand family be-
came alarmed, and informed the Staten Island police.
Inquiries were made in every direction, but no one
could be found who had young MacFarland or his
dog.
Yesterday morning searching party was organized,
composed Of prominent citizens Of Clifton and Arro-
char When several of the searchers including David
Marsh and a policeman, William Romer, arrived at
Bradys Pond they saw that the ice had been broken
and that there hat and a glove floating in the
water. The hat and glove recognized belong.
ing to the boy.
boat procured from neghboring boat
house, and Mr.. Marsh and Romer went out in the
boat to the centre of the pond and began to grappe
for the body Of the boy which believed to be at
the bottom of the pond They first brought up tho
body OF the dog and carried 1t to the shore. Con-
nuing the search for several hours they were finally
successful in recovering the body Of the boy. II
was found within few feet Of the place where the
dogs body recovered. When the body Of the
boy taken to the shore in boat a large crowd
surrounded the pond The boy had his skates on
and 1t was evident that he had been drowned while
skating The ice only inch and half in
thickness. There were tracks Of the dogs feet the
ice leading 10 the opening where young MacFarIand
fell in. 1t IS believed that the dog sacrificed It's own
life while endelVoring To save its young master. AZ
far a. known no one the pond the boy
at the time he broke through the ice. There is no
house close to the pond and the nearest building is
the railroad station. The agent in charge of the
station said that cry for help heard at tho
station.
Coroner Hughes after viewing the body Of the
boy, granted permit for its removal TO the house Of
the parents. The body OF the faithful dog was also
taken there in wagon. Mr.. and Mrs. MacFarland
were prOstrated with grief. As the dog faithful
companion Of young Wallace being almost constantly
with him. IL will receive decent burial The funeral IT
young MacFarland will probably take place at st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church, in Clifton.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
,vryDrpcRoryD RIVER FLooDS 4 NINE.

IcaG,ll, Col.. Jan. 26.-Nc-.cldav. after men
WORKING iu a drin of the La Plata Nine he'd fred =
round Of hole. they were a-tou',hcd at hcArIns a
noise resembling the rushing Of mighty riser and
when the smoke cleared away they 20" from Whcfd
they stood a river runn.u- odt % the dur. IhrT
barely had time to ccapc and in lc. uan hVc h"'''
thc mine wa, flooded 80 within go feet OF the -ur
face -Four thOu,aud feet Of drIft g. submerged
and thousands of feet of -oLcs are covered. Many
think that lake .OuLtcrcd and that when tlc
oueung was made Lv the -hOts that u burst through
the thin barrier. II IL proves 20 be pochct OF water
very valuable mineral viii bc found behind d.. e. tit'
,a. been the ei-c heretofore. IN this instance the
water can Doe pumped ont In trtr day-. hu' n 70 j.
watcrcoursc. the mine VIII have 10 Doe abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
REORGANIZATION or A TRUST.

Chicago, Jan. 26 (spccian-It appears that an I'M
portant change has been decided upon IN the matter
Of the organization of the Distllels trust inc
Tines to-day publishes letter signed by President
Grecnhut and Secretary Gibson, Of the Natonal
Whisley Trust and addressed to certificate holders.
stating that the trustees have voted UNANIMOUSLY
in favor Of changing the present organization INTO
that of a corporation under the state law oi limos
and directed that special meeting OF those holding
certificates be called at Peoria for February IL, 1880.
for the purpose of considering the advisabty of this
change II is said that the constant talk Of National
and State legislation against trusts made II necessary
for the members of the trust To protect themselves
nv organization as vast corporation.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
THE BODY OF BANRER DITMAN FOUND,
DISCOVERED FLOATING IN THE sCHUYLKILL-
MISSING SINCE DECEMBER II.

DISCOVERED FLOATING IN THE SCHUYLKILL-
MISSING SINCE DECEMBER II.
Philadelphia, Jan. 2G.-Thc mystery surrounding
the disappearance of Joseph G. Ditman, the banker
who was last seen alive on December IL last, was
cleared mp to-day by the finding Of his decomposeG
and swollen body floating in the schuylkill River
The discovery was made by three employees Of the
Philadelphia Gas Works. The body, which was dis
covered under the bridge Of the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Company which crosses the river at Filbert ST. had
apparently Just risen the surface. Everybody along
the river had become familiar with the appearance
Of the missing banker through repeated publication,
Of his description and The rapid spreadne Of the
news that the long search for him had finally ended
brought ID the banks Of the stream an euormous
crowd Of people who gazcd with curiosity at the
body a. it loated in the water, mOOred 20 wharf
II taken board the police tug, and
search Of the clothing made, which settled beyond
all doubt the question Of Identity
ON the afternoon Of December II Mr.. Dtman, as
was his custom started ont from his home for -
drive u FairmOunt Park. About dusk a PARK guard
iound his hOrSe ana buggy IN the Park, the wagon
being empty. The relns were broken near the AMI
MAILS head and the first Impression was that there
lad been a runaway. and that Mr. Dtman had been
thrown from his carriage into the water The drag
guc Of the bottom OF the rl"cr was then begun and
kent mp for several weeks large number Of men
being employed IN this WORK. and dynamite being used
DO marks OF violence dlScerniblc Oh the body. and
.rhothcr Il Is Of accident or suicide VIII prob
ably never be known AZ The time Of hiS disappear
aucc Mr. Dltman was president Of the Quaker city
also large shareholder Of the W. F. shaw Music
Publ, i,hiuc Company
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
ArRAnrNcorNcIL oRGAYIzED

Fall River Mas, Jan. 2G.-De!csat"s representing
,o labor union, Of spnucr-. printer. ron monldcr'.
,ai,tor- decorators freight handcr, 'ons-h -honucn,
carpenter, the Amaglmated and Protective Nci'c~
Union. knight Of Labor and the Athletic cub met
here DAY 10 form a Tau River TTado- Council. Tho
council viii interest Itself IN all matter that come
before the Lcg-ia and Will be conducted after the
1+,lc of fllc principal unions IN Boston and NcN-
Sork senator Howard wa- elected president 4
committee of three appointed 10 draw 40 code
~ riil and dc,l l-c mean. 20 raise fund for The 'N
prn-c of committees sent b. hcarne, by the Legs
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
FAv0RIyG S ". ALLERrOy FOR SENATOR.

Monticello. H., Jan. 26 (specar.-The farmers 81
Central Illinois strongly in favor Of :. W. Alerton,
of Chicago for United states Senator since his gallant
fight against monopoes, the Interstate Commerce Law
aud the Illinois Live stock Commission, which he
as allied icrcely at the farmers great meeting hero.
They tlun he would be strong representative of the
people, as he is "A practical farmer having many in.
teress in common with them. Mr.. Allerton
10000 acres Of land In this county, and is A large
dealer in cattle He is popular with all classes AID
win make strong candidate. The farmers want him
10 succeed senator Farweli.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
sroEMTossEp srEAMERs REAcMING PoRI

STORMTOSsED STEAMERS REACHING PORT.
Boston, Jan. 20 t>pecian.-The mild and balmy
weather that hung harbor day Afforded an
inviting opportunity for the entrance OF some OF INC
storm bclaied steamer, about which there has been
felt more or less concern. The accounts OF almost
unprecedented gale, on the ocean which nave bc,n
brought in ly the Scythia and other steamers recently
arrived oCcasioHcd considerable uncasIlcss among
owners and the general public. The steamer IstIIan
Of the Lcyland Line, had been nineteen days ou,
having left Liverpool Tor Boston on January = Inc
agents, however. had felt 10 anxiety, because we
IstrIan wa known II be the ,tou;cst boat of the
line and the captain " the Venetian which preceded
hardly Ice expected before the twenty -EtN. she
arrived al a. m. Yesterday. she suffered no SUB
stantial injury The Lake Winnipeg arrived from
| ivcruool a z a. m About y. NJ the Howick, a
frIiier. steamed up the harbor She sailed from
Messna December 30, aud had therefore been twenty
seven davs out. The allotted time for the passage
was twenty days she considerably damaged
BY the heavy seas that beat over her.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
TILE GERMANczEcn AGREEMENT

Prague Jan. 26.-Thc Executive Committee 81 the
German party in Bohemia has accepted IN II, entirety
the a1reemcat Of the recent GcrmanCcc conference
in Vienna. The German committee take, thi- action
on the assumption that All the parties 10 the conference
will likewise accept the agreement.
At meeting, of the Conservative and Old czech
member, Of the Diet to-day, il was decided 10 accept
The Bohemian Conference agreement. The louus
Czechs have appointed committee 10 examine the
agreement.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
An ATTEMPT TO KILL BISHOP WHITAKER
SHOT AT BY DEMENTED YOUNG MAN WHILE
TAKING PART IN A SERVICE.

Philadelphia Jan. 26.-DulinG confirmation SER
vices at -. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. at
81. John and Brown sts., this evening, the congre-
cation startled by the actions Of an apparently
dcmcnted young man, who arose from his seat In
the church. and pointing revolver at Bishop o. W.
Whitaker, who taking part in the services,
fired a shot at him. Immediately there was great
confusion but IL was quickly seen that no harm
had been done An officer was summoned. and the
would he murderer was taken into custody. At
the station house he gave his name a. David AlcA
andcr, and his residence No. $50 Parrish ST. Phlh
delphia. He told rambling story about a letter
he had received which induced him to make the
attempt upon the venerable Bishops life. Alexander
locked up pending investigation OF the matter
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
coxroDoRE BRAIN ARRESTED FOR SwIYD1ryG

COHHODORE BRAIN ARRESTED FOR SUINDLING.
Paris. Ky.. Jan. 26 special Commodore Brain
formerly Of the Confederate Navy, /, in jail in con
sequence Of his alleged dealing with an English
syndicate. About the middle Of December. Com
modorc Brain called upon the law firm OF Brnchcn-
ridge shelly, Of Lexington with letter OF introdnc-
fion representing that %, wa, AGENT for BodI,t *
Coz an English firm. for the purchase ol American
di-tillcric, lie succ~dcd In getting Mr.. Shelly :
.lgnaturc 10 4 draft Bodist y CO.. London for
tau ON which the bank advanced 300. Last week
the draft WI, returned unpaid and Mr. shelly swore
out a warrant and secured Brains arrest.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
A Prominent NAV NAMED As CORRESPONDENT.

syracuse, " y, Jan. 20 (SpeciaD. Something of
sensation has been caused in social circles here by
the announcement that prominent politician, who
has held high Offices in this city in past years is
named correspondent in divorce suit Just begun.
Herman J. Wcnte, OF No. 3O4 Otscost. served a sum-
mons on his wife Yesterday for absolute divorce.
the ground Of lnidety. y West OnOndagast. man, Of
considerable prominence and wealth. is named as CO..
respondent. Mr. Wente and his wife have been mar
rlcd for ten years, and have a child age nine
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
A NEW MOVE AGAINST DRESSED BEEF.

Chicago Jan. 20 (>pccia-Tho Kansas state Board
Of Charities recently let tllo contract for furnishing
beef to the charitable institutions of the state TO the
Armour Packing Company, Of Chicago. Many protests
have bech made against the award OF this contract
10 a concern outside the state and the Governor VIII
appoint a commission to investigate the action 0f
tie board ana determine is legality. The * tnsas
people are wagiug unrcmitting warfare against the
fmportaiion under any circumstances Of Chicago and
Kansas City dressed beef.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
~ P,roR OF 4 NIyE UOT-R wORKDAY.

Kansas city, Mo- Jan. 26.-The convention of the
International Union of Masons and Bricllaycrs ad-
journcd last evening. y resolution was adopted re
affirming the Unions former position in favor of the
nine hour workday II decided to hold the next
convention Ia Toronto, Canada the second Monday
Of
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
ERE IN A MONTREAL HOTEL.

Montreal jan Ca fire broke out at noon to
dav in the Balmoral Hotel guest was awakened
by smoke entering his and on opening the door
found the corridor filed with smoke lie descended
bv A fire escape to the next story where lie climbed
in the window and gave an alarm. By that time the
fire was burning hcrccy, but Il was soon under con
troll The damage from water ]. heiVy anu thc t't Al
Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
A UVCU pERSECTTED NAN RETILTATES

Guthrie |. r.. Jan. FISHERMAN Spencer attempted
to Jump claim here Friday, but evictcd by the
authorities. After he had gone to bed that night he
was awakened by a knock at his door. Ho opened
it, and nine masked entered. dressed him, and
after binding and gugging him. led him to tree near
the Cottonwood River. Placing rope about his neck,
they started To hang him. but dcsistcd bought him u
railway ticket. gave him money aud put him on "a
train with a warning that II he returned they would
hang hm. After the train started Spencer jumped o0
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
LIVING KONTHS WITH Bullet ~ HIS HEAD

Chicago, Jan. 26 l>pecap.-Nartin Reistad OF Joliet
died Friday night from trouble Of the brain and his
case was such peculiar one that the attending physi-
clans determined on an autopsy. They aston
ishcd TO find embedded in Rei,tad's brain 32caibra
bullet Restad was shot in the last Presidential cam
palgn, under circumstances winch led MANY 10 think
the wound was >elinlicted. Around the bullet had
formed a semi Os,eOs substance.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

Sacramento yesterday Since noon yesterday
neither hail nor snow has fallen, but al Truckec
over three feet of snow has fallen since Friday
night. Later reports say that the railroad is clear
fO Tunnel 3 east Snow ploughs bave been kept
in constant. motion. Many heavy drifts are in
the snow sheds, and what snow has fallen is
wet and heavy
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
TROCBLE IN THE BOCLANGIST P4HTY.
SPLIT LIKELY ON THE QUESTION cF ADOPT
ING Az ANTL.sEMITIO PoAOY.

Paris, Jan. 26.-The Rappel7 avs that split IS
threatened in the ranks OF the Bouanc,t party.
NM. Laur and Dcroulcdc. favor the adoption Of an
aut-semtic policy, while VI Naquct and others oppose
such A course and threaten - resign II their views
are not approved. The committee Will meet on
Wednesday, to decide upon policy,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Two TREspASSIyG MEIIclyS KILLED

Denver. Col. Jan. 26-A dispatch to The Re.
pubIicau~ from santa Tc, y. NJ, says: Information
va, received here today from springer, little village
IN the northern part Of the Territory. that Ira 'alc
foreman Of the Red River Cattle COMPANY had hlicd
two Mexican sheep hcrdcr- in Colorado County. bc
c1u-c they were tt-- passing win their uorh7 oh
property Of the company. warrant has been issued
IL N
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
A VERDICT IN THE LOUISIANA BOND CASES.

New Orleans, Jan. 96Tho jury yesterday in the case
of Maurice j. Hare indicted in connection with the
bond deialcaton Of xStatc Treasurer T.. \. Burke,
this afternoon. without leaving their seats. returned
verdict OF not guilty. This has occupied the
attention Of the court since Monday.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
, yrtV IAVD COMPANY IN BALTIMORE

Baltimore Jan. GA certificate Of incorporation of
the southern Real Estate and Trust Company of Balt
more city was filed for record in the clerks Office of
the Superor Court yesterday. The capital stock is
500 900 The corporation Is formed for buying sell
ing mortgaglng, leasing. improving. dsposing Of
otherwise dealing in lands in the State Of Maryl
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Sr-ICIDg or A FORMER OSyyEGO NAV.

Chicago, Jan. 20 (Spccian.-Dr J. H. Gates, formerly
Of OswcEo, y. y, committed suicide at his home IN
this city last night lie had been suffering for several
years with neuralgia. Last night his wife heard a
shot i'm the parlor and running in found her husband
dead. He had placed the muZzle of revolver III
his mouth and fired. lie nifty eight years CID and
born in OswcgO.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
ppoposED c,yADIAy BANKING LEGISLATION

Ottawa Jan 2G--A large and influential dcputi'l"h
Of bankers called on the Minister Of Finance yesterday
in reference TO the proposed banking legislation to be
introduced in Parliament this session. scheme was
discussed for the currency at par Of banhoic' l,Sucd
in any one province throughout the p"Hi"l"i' u'"
regulation Of circulation and the establishment oi a
c,.rartec fund IN cover the notes issued by auy
bank that might have to close its doors il wa, asreel
BY all present that all notes should be rcdcchcl ~ par
wherever presented and that guarantee fund be cS
tabishcd The American system was suphsiA anu
almost unanimously condemned. The question oI "a
tiOnal currency also condemned. lHo HccuHB
adjourned without arriving at any decision
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
REPORTS OF yEy.Y0RK CORPORATIONS

Albany, Jan. 26.-rhe report Of the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company Of New York, for the six months
ended December 81 1s-9. shows Resources, 81 292-
s24. liabliles-Capita stock paid IN, 81 600 900;
surplus fund. Sl60.j7f other liabilities, Sl31,750
United states Transfer and Exchange Company Of
New \ ork for same period. Resources. S2O2 500.
Labilities-Ca Capltal stock paid in, 100000; surplus
fund, 5000
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
PLOTTING IL 4 poRTrGrFsE TOWN.

Lisbon Jan. 26.-The " Dia7 reports rioiing At
Lagos in the province Of Algarve and say, that the
trouble was not Of Republican origin, a5 run6rcd,
but arose from the dsordcrly behavior OF number
Of soldiers who forced the gate, Of the barracks In
order 10 take part In demonstration against the
British ultimdtum.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
,ro prc11ATE FACTORY LABOR.

Bcrnc Jan. 26.-The Bundesrath has decided TO
convokc an international conference in MAY next for
the purpose Of establishing regulations relative to
factory labor
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
A REPLY TO MR.. DAVTTT.

Dublin, Jan. 26.-Thc Bishop Of Raphoc replies 10
Mr. Davt that it is necessary 10 recognize private
property IN land and that those urging the contrary
stand in the way Of realizing their own NIc"s'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Av ,vrpTcAv rypLOrFR LFAv1NG AFnIcA.

Zanzibar, Jan. 2G-Dr Abbot. Of the smithsonian
institution at Washington. has returned from his c<-
plorng expedition 70 Masailand. llc l't hia com
paniOn Mr.. Carroll, on Mount KIlma NJdIO
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

CIVIL MARRIAGE ESTABLISHED ~ BRAZIL
Rio Janeiro, Jan. Ca Government decree es-
tabllshes civil marriage
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
TOWING An AMERICAN SCHOONER To BERMUDA

Bermuda Jan. 23.-Thc British steamer Cheveden
from Madeira for Baltimore, which arrived at Bermuda
January -. reports that sunday, January ~. She
fell in with the derclict American schooner jacob ~
Haskell, 800 miles from land. she took the Haskell
in tow, and arrived a. above.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

sOUTH AMERICAN BOUNDARY TREATY SN'NhD'
u,rtovideo Ian % via Galvcson.--A treaty was
ecoed Yesterday definitely settling the boundary d--
pute bcfwecn Brazil and the Argentine Republic sn'r
R"c,vuva Signed il for BriLl and senior Zcballos for
the Argentine Republic.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
AN IcE.BRIDGE AT MONTREAL.

Montreal. Jan. 2G.-During the last few days an
has been forming in the river. To night
the ice became ammed in the channel. and the river
rose rapidly. The water invaded Point St. Charles,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
REPTB BLICAN 6.

REPUBLICAN GAINS IN TIE FRENCH CHAMBER.
Paris, jan 26-M Lagorssc. Republican, has been
elected 10 the Chamber Of Deputies for ST. Lo. NJ
Guieysse, Republican, has secured the seat from
which NJ. Dillon oustcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
nrrnrNc1xc rNG1Axn Ar opnnrn.

DENOII NtINb LN'ILAND n VINNIV.
Lisbon Jan Ca meeting was held at Oporto
to-day u dcnoHncc England. The Mayor presided.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

and for time food was feared, but the water re-
tired without having done much damage.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

MORE ARTILLERY NEEDED FOR SERVIA.
Belgrade. Jan. 26.-Thc >crvian Government VIII
demand from the Skupt,china credit of 100000
forms for the purchase OF artillery.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
GREAT GALES IN BRITAIN.
MICH DAMAGE ON SEA AND LAND. AND
MANY LIVES LOST.

SEVERAL VESSELS DISABLED OR WRECKED
NUMBERLESS HOUSES UNRooFED IN hN'i
LAND-FLooDs IN IRELAND AND WALES
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-07

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
In Sale-Whereas default has been made
in the conditions of a certain purchase
money mortgage. duly executed, acknowl-
edged and delivered by Amund Anderson, as
mortgagor. to Benjamin F. Schumacher, as
mortgage, bearing date the seventh day OF
September, A. d. 1887. and. with the power
of sale therein contained, duly recorded In
the Office of the Register Of Deeds in and for
the county of Ramsey, in the state OF Mime
sofa, on the seventh day of September, A. D..
1887, at 3:55 O'Clock p. m, in Book 100"
of Mortgages. on page 435; which said mort
gage was afterwards duly assigned by said
Benjamin F. Schumacher to Elizabeth Z.
Schaefer by written assignment bearing date
The seventh day of November, A. d. 1887,
and duly recorded in the ONCE of the afOre
said Register of Deeds on the eighth day of
November. A. D., 1887, at 10:4O O'Clock a.
and which said mortgage was afterwards
duly assigned by SAID Elizabeth E. Schaefer
to Johanna Nelson by written assignment
bearing date the eleventh day of April, A. d.
1890, and duly recorded in the Office of the
aforesaid Register Of Deeds on the 2Sth day
of April, AID. 1890, at 10 :35 O'Clock a. M, in
Book '27" of Assignments on page 4S9; and
Whereas, there is claimed to be due,
and there is due upon said mortgage at the
date of this notice, the sum of two hundred
ard eleven and 33-1O0 dollars. and no action
or proceeding at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover the debt securedby
SAID mortgage or any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
By virtue of the power of sale contained in
said mortgage, and pursuant 10 the
statute in such case made and
provided. the said mortgage will be
foreclosed and the premises described in and
covered by said mortgage, and hereinafter
described, with the heredltaments and APP
purtenances. will be sold at public auction 70
the highest bidder therefor for cash, by the
sheriff of said county of Ramsey, at the front
door Con East Fourth street, of the new Ram
sey county court house, in the city of st. Paul,
in the county of Ramsey ana the state of Min
nesota, on Tuesday, the 9Th day of July, A.
D. 1890, at eleven I'D O'Clock in the fore
noon of said day. to satisfy the amount then
due on said mortgage, with interest thereon
and twenty-five dollars $3.50 attorneys fee,
as stipulated in and by said mortgage in case
of foreclosure, and the disbursements allowed
by law, subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the date of sale, as pro-
vided by law.
The premises described in said mortgage.
parcel of land situate, lying and being in the
known and described as follows to wit
Lot numbered seventeen 40, in block
numbered twenty-five (22), of Arlington
Hills Addition to Saint Paul, according to the
plat of sad addition filed and of record in
the Office of the register OF deeds in ana for
said Ramsey county, Minnesota.
Dated ST. Paul, Minnesota, May 23d, A. d.
1899.
JOHANNA NELSON, Assignee.
JOHN TwoHY JR.,
ATTORNEY Tor Assignee.