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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-29
LOGAN WINS THE HANDICAP.
BLTTZEN DIES Away AND ECLIPSE
BEATS M BELLE FOR PLACE.

Fiattery Lands the $500 Purse In the Han.
dicap for sprinters-Skadi Pilots the
TwO-Iear Oida All the wnys Home.
An excellent programme OF races was run of
at Gutenberg yesterday on track that would
have been creditable to n summer race course.
All the winners were well played.
Krikina. OF 4 to ], led all the way In the first
race and won by n neck. Prince Howard
clutched the place by head from Saunterer.
the favorite. The odds-on favorite. skadi.
showed her heels to the field from the start in
the second race and won handly by q length.
Mohammed beating Harlequin neck for the
place. Kuchen moved Flattery. second choice
in the handicap for sprinters,. out in tho home
stretch and won easily by two lengths from Lit
work ior halt, a mile three lengths in front Of
was then, drawn back. Logan holding the
T &n TO the line and o, winning 6y ne e.
raec PrneeS a ee top ohoes IN
the nth race, won the purse easily by two
isngthi ,. Jnc ~ hose getting the place BY an
was won handily by Runnng Bird. second
Choice en- Belw9od betiina Lizzie McDuf easily
ished fourth. Summary:
FIRST RACE.
HI MehSoy. b. I. KrlIin" !. ny BY Su:eosy-Krt.,
il J, ;,nss ,svsi 4!
Trinity. Kerry Cow. Fleet. sir George. and DR.. Hell
mu,h also ran; Time. :o2la BettinR-ARainst Kr.
Iina. %to ]: Prince Howard to Il sauntsrsr 10 8.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000 for twoy enrolds; selling; six fur!ongs.
). shsedrs b. f. skadi. by Emperor-Bresze. iOO
Brighton Stab es ch. Mohammed iia tFiynn) .....
ID, 81 kerorrs b Harlequin. % Sweeney
more. and Ada \. also ran. Time. 1;lIA. Betting
FIVE 20 on Skadi. 20 TO against Mohanned; loOto
Harlequin.
THIRD RACE
Handicap: purse $500: four and a half furlonRs.
=. Msirs ch T. Flhttery. Is. by st Blsise-Flavipa.
IN Rollers b. G Little Fred ! liz Griifnj
Rradlrys fidget. =. 81 III Hsrris). ..........
Time. betting as.ins1 rissisry ~ to i: LitIs
Fred. to l. fdget. Is iol
FOURTH RACE.
Handicap: purse $500: one mile.
a, Sh,.idss b. c. Logan. e. by Votigeur-Pert. %
senne,t Warns 6; Eclipse 4 ia (fiynnj ......"2
Bitten also ran Time. 1:43. BetttnR-Asainst Le-
gan = ~ ]; Eclipse. 4 to l: Ma Belle. 10 to I on.
FIFTH RACE
- Purse $500. selling: one mile and furlong.
D. l. iionig's br h: Prince rortunatus aged by Fonso
Little Madam. no tMarin)
GooihSns eh b. Joe CouI,ney no tsnsdeker
Thorndale also ran. Time. l:hdh Betting-A1anAt
Prince fortunatus. II to 8: Jack Rose. Ito i; Joe
SIXTH RACE
Purse S4oo; selling: six and half fnrlonEa
mede-Lady Bird. ios tBarrett " =,
Mebpa stables s. Lizzie Duh ( 30 ne,Fh nA'
BeIwoOd. SO i; Lizzie MEDIUM. 2t to i. ''' '''''
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End OF the .CL,pp,e" Crew.

The famous "Chippe" crew of the New York Athletic
Club is now thing of the past After they won the
national championship at Saratoga on July a7last the
crew began 10 disbsnd and there are but four mem.
bers left in the New YORK Athletic Club to-day. d D.
Hunt the stroke sailed yesterday for trip through
Europe at the conclusion of which he will permanent
iy settle in London. few evenings ago dinner was
rendered 10 him by the other member of the
Trayers Island, which very largely attended by
members Of the club There was large Of his
bon voyage among them being W, u. schuyler, E. j.
Giannni. Il. A. Iiaubold David Roach A. l. Clarke. T.
j. N. Iiouseland, and Superintendent T. }, Duffy.
The crews that may represent the club the coming
season VIII be Rnown AS the senior intermediate, and
Junior crews
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LAgKER BEATEN.
shipiey DID the Trick 4. . ste,nit. I

shipiey Did the Trick IN = steinits Gsmbit.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2a-Lasker was beaten
o-dny by Shiplsy. As In the first game play
cd between them. Shipley offered special
prize for Lasker to play certain variation OF
the Steinitz Gambit, to which Lasker consent
ed. The result. as will be seen from the game.
proved fatal to the Teuton. who got into no
end OF trouble at the start. his opponent ad-
ministerinG no loss than twelve checks in the
moves.
Lasker aiterward said that II black had
played on his thirteenth move Is p. he
would have resigned at once Here Is the
game:
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ST. LOUIS Dec. 2s.-The Day.FitAgerS!d glove Fight.
which came OH last Monday night In the suburb OF
Tlorissan has got the participants into trouble the
Prosecuting Attorney OF ST. Louis county VIII proceed
against the sports aud lie proposes to snow no quarter
Mayor Costello and several OF the NheriHs deputies
were among those present Lem Mcuregoi, ths ST. 100
Md. the referee
sparring matches Tho pun Slih"nt Is imprisonment
III county )nl for term not 'H""r!lng one year 90
n me not exceeding 1000. or Ny both nae ANA I'M
prisUniLent.
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The order OF play to. day Is as follows:
wo. with the Gooseneek Skates.

The first skating match OF the season in this vicinity
occurred on Tuesday last at Charles Wssels Cypress
Hill Park. Long Island. The first race was between
Daniel Ambs and William Hanger, distance tive miles
1t was sharp struggle. and Ambs won by three feet
The second event was between william Ehrichs ana
James Kenny. The latter not in FORM and Ehrchs
won handy Tho FINAL race brought out Daniel Ambs
and Tom UHara. Tho iatters feet were covered with
apsir Of rubber boots 70 which were attached pair Of
O1'rAshioned Rooseneck skates. The distance was
three m,les Amhs kept the lead for two Of the
distance when onr of the runners or his skates gave
WAY, and 0'Eara won.
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A Professions, Manager at Harvard.

Bosrox. Dec 2s-A movement which has received
considerable attention in the last few years. 10 again
on foot to appoint salary graduate member for
the direction and aiding OF undergraduate team man.
ayers and r easurers At Harvard College hundreds OF
dollars wasted annually by the inexperience and
ineiiciency Of undergraduate management. 1t has
always been the that Just ~ the undergraduate Is
acquiring tho needed experiences ho graduates. and
some student takes his place who In turn. must mako
all his mistakss over again.
Papers arc understood to be drawn up and only
await the signature of H. H. White. s2. to become tho
new graduate member OF the Athletic Committee and
adviser of the undergradua Q members. White made
admirable record tins fail In handling OF tho
serious questions for accommodating the public
the Springfield game and IN the event 81 his decid
ing to accept the pos ton he will with little doubt
demonstrate his further ability in MANAGEMENT. His
erai supervision OF the team managers Stu
dents will continue to mhnag events INN ediatey
connected with Cambridge and tho university but
White will approve their selection audit their 40
counts. attend to Improvements such ~ conten.
plated nSoldlsrs Field and give helpful and int e-
gent aid wherever possible. Student managers are
always mulcted by the railroads ~ Springfield and
from event which Is practically given to them by
the coliegek With the new arrangement they would
be forced give percentages on the observation
New London and to bo generally more c0nsderats OF
the interes Of the college.
In the event OF Whites accordance OF the position
the salary will be fixed at satisfactory amount and
he will At once assume his duties.
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straIxht .nd PLACE Mlnners at Rohx

Rosy. Dec. 2S.-First rsce-Pour and half furlOnea
s.. Peter won. Iammerlane second. silhouette third
Time. U:5Sr
Second ksre-ono mile. waicot won. Gov. Porter
second WOOdpeck,r third Time, 1:46is.
Third IiaceS,x furiongs Rossiter on, Anuio CLARK
second. J. II. Freed third Time. :l9H.
Fourth Race-Four and n half furlOrga Autumn
Leaf won. Doubtful second. stenway third Time
Firth Eare-Fivc furloncs Blackburn won. Gladsto ON
second, Pullman third Time, 'OJis
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In Opposition to the Coney Island Athletic
Club.

1t is reported on pretty good authority that
a syndicate OF wealthy sporting men are about
to start an athletic club In the vicinity OF New
York. 1t is said that tho club will be q
formidable rival Of the Coney Island. Cres-
cent City, and Olympic Athletic clubs. and
will be organized for the purpose OF fostering
and encouraging legitimate sports. especially
1t is also stated that the club will endeavor
to get the McAulif1 e -Burge match. and will
learned the club will offer purse for the con-
test to-day.
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The Crescent Club and the Burge. Me- ul,ae
Fight.

Nrw oEIEAss. Dec. :s-Ths Crescent City Athletic
Club Is not disposed to take mp the Burge McAulns
nght. now that ~ has been thrown UP by tho Coney
Island Club. President Noel Of the Crescent Club re-
csiyed telegram this morning from A. ". Cooke OF
Boston, one OF burgess managers. saying that Burge
would meet AcAuife before the Crescent Club now
u NJ the Coney Island match Is or President Noel
shd That ihs resccnt would make further offer for
buI;e ana McAul,ne right away. but could not sAy
what they would 10 In the future 80
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Boston Is Going to Have a Hig Bowling
Tourney.

BosroS D,c IS The Athletic managers ofthe Boston
Athletic Association planning novelty IN tho way
Of sporting entertainment, There has been 'uch >
boom IN bowiiu: IN Bos on the past year that no.
proposed to hold National bowling league '"nrnamrn
tur team aud n!iyidual competition In the 'Yco'swN
building some time XXI March, after tie close ofihs
Massachusetts Amateur Rowling League i"Lthlu,e,';;
lNr Boston bow lers have hesitation IN saNins an"'
the New York pnwlrrs could glyr lh"m n t"Hh1 uou"
INK hut nevertheless they want 10 So. the iran,
Nrw York bOMlcrs over here. The itL-h"l'hI !" -.
III DIR the aHsp OF the BOSTON hhrtic Ahsorih W."
ana he Cyc,oFans tomrAuv aud ia, gH.EAL,,WI
that ~ wii lie a success. II VIII he E"S"hN% ~.
inI event aud VIII he the nrsi time the rIhets %
YORK amt Iipston have sd chance 10 conn Ar
Il will also he the first due the genera ri'Uc WI 10"
Lkl chance 10 witness Arspc.ass GVNlEe
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Racing Results ut GIouce .ter.

GLOUCESTER. Dec. 28.-The talent had hard
row to hoe to-day. They could not locate the
winners with any degree OF success. SO the
books scored a biz winning. Summary:
First Rnce-Six and n quarter furlonEs Sea Bird 3
lManlove,. second Leweliyn. so to ;Grovsrj third
second Eace-six furlong. c. o. D.. 5to 2 tNo,by).
won BY wolenE,hs; starter P.ttnsiil. TO MELON:
add second: Karl b.. 20 to Ducey) third. silver
Queen finished third but was disqualified. Ham being
two pounds light At weighing In. Time. l:in
al, 5 10 !Manloysl third Time. l+t.
Fourth Kace-Five fnriongs Emblem @ to tBerRen>.
Tom. ~ ,ol CManlovt, third Time. o5A.
fuih Rare-Fire tnronRs lucre 10 l QIam,, won
sS hsan Gsn.ot hr s"2 o.ns second Blackburn.
sixth Race-Four and a half furIongs Little Phil
go tMackeyl won by two lengths: Cl0verdaIe 10 10
McDohald). second. ShamrocK, u to l "A. Williams
third. Time o57.
Tho entries for tomorrow are:
son O.. ~ II. Sierra Sevada. no each: vsrb:n ma
Stranger. Yosemite. Chapman. JOG each: Comforter,
Montlec- Trsdesnan los each: Maid or Richland 1885,
Second Rscs-four and one ,haf fur,ongs: twoyear.
ois War PANT. 100: Princess Rheidh Some More si!,
yana ~ each: Beausenunt. Birdie colt. 90 each Hat
Third RnceIfour and ha!f furlongs: selling wres:
Ter lIt IIuMksys lio Mcksever lo,: McIlis v: lo7:
Fourth Race-one and one.egh,h miles: sslnn.
each Darling. lo2: National Piedmont. Orphan. Girls.
Fitth kace--SIx and one-quartcr furlOnRs: selling.
Lucky Seven. no: Sandstone. 1o4 Gloster, i0l;
sshpyka W: Queen Snr 49, Mabel o.; Msaasn 60
4. y. Fox, liimle1. Joe Lee. 1O2 each: Golden 81;
Haytienne Ally. Debonair Annie T.. " each
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According to the despa'ces from Eoston the Bryant
brothers have finally iecich not 10 build cup Ne
fender and that the defence or the Americas rup VIII
lie entirely In the hands OF MIR Archibald Rogers aho
his syndicate of New Vera ya,AIsmen.
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BosroS. Dec 2s-Mr J. A. St. John of st. Louis PRO.
poses novel scheme for rsvivns the interest In pro-
fessional sculling in this country. In letter he
writes:
II recognize the fact that there are = great many
fast scuers for half mile besides many who can 10
a mile at top speed. Now propose giving getting
up sweepsaks for the half mile, mile. and three
mile distancss that there Will be chance for three
scul!ing championships will oner suitable .smb iems.
which may be held BY the winners of these several
events until they are defeated The principal con.
diton will make IL that tho holder OF the CHI pion.
ship shall be open to challenge at his partic dis
lance twice during the rowing Jason. and for an
amount not exceeding $1,000 side, Ny idea is TO
have the rst race sweepsalo say Of 500 from each
entry in the two short d.tances shd $500 IN the three
be divided so that the r.t three men TO finish in each
race would receive part.
All three events could be decided Oh ono day aud
feel confdsnt that there would be good llht OF COM
were many entries heatAwould have to be Towed but
think ono day would be sufficient Let the manage
m-nt OF the championships race. be placed In the hands
OF competent men who enjoy the confidence of both
The senllsrs and ne public LEY mo .euliers row
more enjoy iLc popularity that II should enjoy"
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Third GAM
Totals.....l<22l s6I Totas..... 822l6 1865

1otah......l<2:1 - s6Il Totah.. ID 20 l6 1865
TRANrs.
Oriental 20 1853 24b 34i 40 $40 6O2 Rao 772 967
Spartan ..87 1<l 21s ala %i2 <a1 byO $50 76l $50
Umpire-John Hass scorers-John }. Kennedy and
G. Noz
Aversge-orisnta, 17a 2.5: Spartan. III 5
Tho Orchard Fluke. and Pastime teams gave a eleyer
exhibition OF ten pins In the Academy tourp m.nt
series last night The scores
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r,n1r 10. 4-s1c1L1AN OFFENCE.

Iibaire. Columbia, played q kings gambit
against Wilson. Harvard. On the seventh
move the Columbian entered into q com bina-
ton. which involved tho sacrifice o. two pieces
hitting to the exchange OF queens. The
Of the crimson grew som0Thas oT tba
hardest Kind OF lighting On the fity,ei ghth
move Llbaire gave up the rock for the knight.
and as both blnck pawns had to fall wilson
surrendered. The game:
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rApI,E NO. 1-scorcH GAMBIr.

The game between Skinner. la1e. emu
Ewing. Princeton. Sbounded IN interesting s Tessz
had lost a piece by a miscalculation; no saw
ae that he dared not rstaks p1 1Ss pee
inter The ending moro than atoned for tha
flaws in the earlier part Of the game. The
Princetonian brought q fine sacrifice q ,a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-29
No Won,cu,. How ling Tournament This Sea

Ameetins Of the women bowlers was held At the
Central Turn Nerein yesterday afternoon. and. AL
though SIX clubs represented nothing was done
and from present Indications 10 tournament will be
held MIR. President Iardle said, as the alleys could
only be secured for Monday and iiday afternoons the
clubs refuse TO participate.
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Orchard. 20 16@ 243 500 I3a 635 o3l ia Tas ssl
Fiuke.....85 1876 go 30 SAL il3 4s3 5S7 $40 75l
umnire,Joseph Davis scorers-Gus wichman and
Avsrase-orchard. 17G Is: Fluke. 15ol.5.
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me game In section b. subdivision 3. last night at
oth street and Third avenue resulte ed as follows;

a' o. the .nnusi series Of three games
hsyorns and the team o! the valencia Boat Club Of
nopoken WAS contested last evening on tho alleys OF
'h T, 1e5%ss sS., All,
100; r sillman. l82: j. Meyer It's: q. Leistor. iiS
" M;, Sm,,h i. 1as SiIi,s EF,Smm'i iid; H.
psmTspo Athletic tiub-L Sc hmdi. Ibp: ). +. John.
2lS: + Al!aire liz; o. T. schooey i6I IT, ir.ne i25:
H. y freeman. III; a. Nttzsnius. 1874. Total. l.5<t.
Ths Speedway and Occidental clubs both games
IN me Prospect Heights tournament OF Brooklyn on
Tuesday night The scores;
FIRST CANE
speedaWhy-C. Dicksrsoil. 2o2; MArriager. 1915 John
Thoubeoron ln2; bargsr. I3I: Ives. liU Total, 1SS
Observation-Disclosures 1873; Buckiemer. 1852: Ehrig,
NV: T. Hartman. loI; Aeyerdeck, ia. Total 7:o.
SECOND GAM.
spssssawayTA Diekerson l2I oagland 1871: James
ThonD9or9n lSs Luton l52: kltchsy, aOh Total snk
lessnon'tsl III; 'Fet,. i5<. Total 49,
Tuesday evening":
Villa Linta-Mooten. 15I: Cole. 148; BiAncke. ia;
LnttRen l3t: Wells. 1873. Toisl. 1874
Elkwood.BlAck ITS; W. Martin. l42; u. North, lao;
Robinson. 100: Howard. lo3 Total, 100.
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TABLE NO. 3-KING's GAMBIT DECLINED

The game between Dickey. Princeton. and
Throughout After tho twentieth move queens
were EXCHANGED with likely dr s as a the re-
ponent to outplay him In the ending. and on
tho fity-flfth move Ballou earned . well.de-
served victory by announcing mate In two
moves, The game:
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spartau..1i< 2o1 278 376 46s 557 648 1872 aIe no2
AtalAntA.. " 1T 2b2 $50 41< lS7 b62 126 no tie
umpire-E.w W. Prior. Jr. scorsrs-Frank Goldsmith
and Charles volz-
Average-spsrtau. 1874 2.5; Atlanta, i6A As
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Bowling Gossip.

The two games scheduled IN the Athletic League
series for Jan between tho teams Of the ROsesilie
A. A. aud New York A, y. on the l.tt~r's alleys. viii
by request VI the Roseyes bv played on Jan instead
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Pastims IA l67 c42 800 367 IO2 o45 8ol 7o7 so3
Orchard 80 l55 2cl 3oS 397 4s4 500 652 12i ISL
Cmgire-D Frank. Scorers-J. r. steinburg and VIII.
liam Fo!termAun. "
The Brooklyn and AnsoniA clubs defeated the SnIa.
mander team in Carruthers's Brooklyn tournament
last night The scores;
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FIRST CANE.


a. Ms'.sr: Broadway alleys last night the Pin
hnlghts nefeAted the OsceoA team In the Brooklyn
series OF the American Amateur Bowling League. The
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Fluke......GS lS1 .l2 2T7 36l 400 600 634 TOO TIT
Pastime...I 10 100 245 84o AIS SOC 5y7 8B5 7<O 6OS
,Umpire-n Frank. scorers-Gus wichman and j. ?.
6teinburg.
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roRr1.sEcoSp oAME-srE1Srrz oAMprT.
ANOTHER NINE HUNDRED SCORE
Tho Champion spartnns Roll Up a Totn, OF
021 Pins against the AtaInntn's Tear.

Considerable interest manifested in the contest
between the Spartan and AtaantA clubs in the RI
can National Tournament at tho Germnnia Assembly
Rooms alleys last n CHIT After an interesting battle
the spartans came Cd victorious Tho scores:
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Totals.....14 eos Totals. ~ u ~ Tse

Atnlanta ia lb9 224 $40 3S4 461 $50 e2s 7os 800
Oriental. LIB 1873 2%l BIS 3I2 al <vS 6SU d5l 1876
Cmpire-F. W. Prior Jr. Scorers-John J. kennedy
and Charles Voll.
Average -Atuants, 100 3-5: Oriental. 1l716
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the game played in section h. subdivision one. last
nisht az 10 West l26th street was by the Bach
elor team by three pins. The scorcg
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-28
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, default has been m ade III the con-
ditions ola certain mortgage. containing power
OF sale, duly executed and delivered by John
G. Young and Elenora Young his wife, mort
gagors, to tho colonial 6, United States Mort
gage Co., Qimited). mortgage. bearing date the
10th day If December, 1854, andduly recorded
in the office OF register OF deeds in and for the
county Of Pembina. Territory Of Dakota, now
state Of North Dakota, on the 10Th day of
December, 1854, Mt 9:1O o'clock a. H.. in booS
ID of mortgages. page $50, and in the transcr ib-
ed records of Cavalier county, territory and
state aforesaid, book 8 page lao by which de-
fault the power OF sale has become operative
aud no action, Ur proceeding at law, or other
wise. has been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage. Or any part thereof,
and there is c,aimed to be due thereon at the
date of this notice the sum OF four hundred and
twenty dollars and seven cents (T42O.OO to.
gether with the further sum OF one hundred
and thirty dollars and three cents (pl30 OBJ
the years 1897, 1888, 1889, 1890. 1891 which
said mortgagee was Obliged TO uav, and did pay,
in acc idance with the rms and conditions OF
said mortgage. on the Goth day OF February,
1892, and interest thereon at the rate OF twelve
(12) per cent. per AMMAN from said date OF pay
ment. as stipulated in said mortgage.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given ina.
by virtue Of said power of sale, and the statute
III such case made and provided. the mo, tgage
will be foreclosed and the premises described
in and covered by said mortgage, to-wlt:
The north cast quarter (ne1J of section four
teen l4], township one hundred and sixty three
[163], rar &c fiftv-nine $50 containing one hun
dred and sixty (lGO acres of land, more or less.
according to the government survey thereof, in
the county of Cavalier and state OF North Dako-
ia. with the hereditameuts and appurtenances,
will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay said debt aud nteres :,
taxes as aforesaid and fifty dollars $3.50 at
torncy's fec as stipulated in said mortgage in
case OF foreclosure, and the disbursements al
lowed by law.
Which sale will be made by the sheriff
Of said Cavalier county, or his deputy,
az the front door Of the court house. in the vii
lage of Langdon in said county OF Cavalier and
state of North Dakota. on Saturday the 9Th
day of May. 1892, at o'c ocl p. m, subject
to redemption at any time within one year from
day Of sale, as provided by law.
Dated March 9th. 1892
The Colonial 81 United States Mort gage Co.,
[limited], MORTGAGE.
Jno. D. Farrand, Attorney, Fargo, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-28

lars and elahtyfour cents tS1S1 S4l for taxes
"a on SAID moricaged property for the years
1855. 1856. 1887, 1883, 1889, and 1891 which
SAIL lnortSasee was obliged Co pav, aud did
pay, i'll accn, dance with the terms and cnndi-
lions OF said mortgage. on the Goth day of Feb
roafy. iS92, and interest thereon at the rate of
Twelve az per cent. per anuum from said date
OF payment as stipulated in said mortgage.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given, that
by virtue vi laid power of sale. and the statute
in such case made.and provided. in the mo, tsage
Will he Toreclosed, and the premises described
Ill and covered by said mortgage, to-Mit:
The sou II west quart er (swii) of sectiontwen-
~ three l23l, township one hundred and sixty
l16O1, range httv-niN (59) containing one hun
dred aud sixty uG0) acres of land more or less,
according to the gov ernmen6 survey thereon, in
the county Of Cavalier and state of North Dako-
ia, with the hcreditam ents and appurtenances,
VIII be sold Mt public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay said debt and interest,
taxes as aforesaid and fifty dollars $500 at
torneys fee as stipulated in said mortgage in
case OF foreclosure, and the disbursements al
lowed by law.
Which sale will be made by the sheriff
of said Cavalier county, or his deputy,
az the front door Of the court house. in the viii
lage of Lanedon in said county of Cavalier and
state OF North DakoJa. on Saturday the 7th
day of May, 1892, at IL o'c ock u. NJ, subject
to redemption at any time within one year from
day of sale, as provided bv law.
Dated March 9th, 1892.
The Colonial & United States Mortgage Co.,
(limlt ed morlgagee.
Jno. D. Farrand, Attorney, Fargo. N. D.