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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
ocr,v cpovr sryp.Y.scHooL ASSEMBLY.

Ocean Grove, y. j., July II (speciap'-lhe e's"'"
ANIMAL meeting OF tho Ocean Grove sunday >ch""
Assembly opened here to-day and VIII continue ior
, davs The Rev J. T.. Adams, of Morristown. VIII
aouvcr thc commencement Grafton. The baccalaureate
sermon will be preached in the Auditorium next sunday
nv chancellor SINS OF Syracuse University lOdas
Professor John Il. Sweeney organized his Assembly
choir This afternoon and evening DR.. LOOMS leu
a nraise service In the Auditorium, followed py al
Illustrated musical and literary entertainments iho
officers Of the Assembly are President the Kew t. H.
sto,,s. SUPERINTENDENT OF instruction, the Rev. Dr.
- u Ioonis. normal Instructor the Rev. DIR. J. +.
(1vmer. musical director. Professor John H. sweeney
sunerlntcndcnt Of boys and girls department MIS-
a r. LOOMS orgnnlst, J. II. sweeney pianist Miss
n : Loomis The musical event Of the Assembly VIII
he a concert TO be given next saturday evening by
Professor sweeney, the Assembly choir and several
vocal and Instrumental sol0sts.
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A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACK.

Public form verdiCoof the visitors 20 MONMOUTH
Park yesterday Every WAS truly run, and not IA
oxcuso WIS made by owners trainers or jockeyA John
MARI OF Poet scout said before ee rce tn.s
his close to record tme ana hdV'see al"
his friends bet him Mr. Auen WIS ust s> eonnuou'
about Demuths chances.
Sir Walters true form shown Yesterday
Comanche Is one the grandest-loohng twoyearoids
In training Corduroy and Don Aonro are me only cwo'
year.ods that compare with him in looks
Soyeal races suitable horses OF moderate csprc sie
70 he announced as soon Manager CrSfo decides on the
conditions.
L. j. Rose IS going TO at Brighton Beach
Mr. Dv,nes was out early In the morning with Ms
horss and Hurried through with both sets. as the day
nromisd to be intensely The savage ride OF Garrson
on Montana took lot Of vim out OF him. when ne mas
not fully recovered. He looks and does well however
and when Byines sends hin to the POST again WIN
amount OK weight his lock he should DO 70
mo-. small bet on TamInany looks md acts as II al
the in which he Is engaged are AZ hs
mercy The Baron likely TO run a much oetVer faVe
the time he starts r,
p s. Donovan had the old veteran TenDy out The
svov,nck,s spirlt was willing but his ankles are weak
HIS stride is shortened and the horse whose serhs quad
ties and gameness made him favorite win raee2oes Vi
every class unable TO meet the CRACKS Oh touaS u"
weights he IS asked Gerry. Donovan however, Is con-
odent thu, Tenny wall earn brackets before tic meeting
IA . -. ...
every day for horses OF that age conid % es''v me-
Then there are waiting for races at tho
o,sarces thot are not up 20 winning against the goou
three. year.olds with any amount Of allowances
y Rtown is doing good work with his lot The Pepper
d,d mot mind the for the IOrillard Stakes anu ID
ready 20 take another chance with the colts o. his age
+ + McCarerty anxious 10 try conclusions win hs
hos. two.year odds IN the East with Helen Nlchos'
whose MEASURE is yet be taken In race lie wa1chea
Indy Violet work nveeighths In l;OOf yeseruay' anu
seemcd satisfied A. J. Joyner does not care 70 have
adv Violet do work but she -es away IRON her
rider and works fast spite OF instructions
Dr Street Is working Mendcant as II he meant business
u. gave her threefourths l6, the first half In 40
conds Mr. Sass fairly in his work and Dr. Street
expects to make killing with him. as he intends 10 begin
housekeeping when 10 Weeeheste and MI eass
must furnish the house
wacott & Campbell purchased Eagle Bro from Boyle
a. Iteied yesterday. Report says that the pnce paid
$1,000
There were a few scattering arrests made yesterday
which were unnoticed by the patrons Of The track
Ben Stroyine o years old Lunar Eclipse. years {;
IIuncieroft years. and Kadner years arrived on the
White Star steamer Taurc yesterday. All Of heI except
Eadner were winners In England. They were consigned
10 j. A. Grey and be sold at auction later in the
The Farvew yearngs continue TO attract horsenen and
MI Reed anticipates successful sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
PROPOSED PENSION LEGISLATION.

Washington July 1".-Representative Pearson oil
OHIO to-day reported 10 the House from the COMMITTEES
on Invalid Pensions resolution providing for the ap-
poIn,ment OF select committee Of three members OF
the present Committee Invalid Pensions and two
members Of the present Committee Pensions to ~
during the coming recess whose duty It shall bs TO
codify, simplify and arrange the pcnson laws now In
force.
Tho House Pension Committee has agreed upon a
bill In the nature OF substitute for the senate bill
and others on the same subject, amending the Pen
sion act OF January, 1857, TO allow pensions 10
ol persons who. under regular military command.
though not enlisted, participated In engagements Inc
bill Increases the rate Of the Mexican War pension
from rs to Sl2 per month.
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=
:22L, pa, . :2O4, . ~ z.
2le IACE-PURSE, $1,000.
lucille dOcNTTEi %sGs 2os., :i7.. 2:isi:.
81. 900. UNFINISHED.
w r,MpIEX BEATS OUT CARLSBAD.

CHICAGO July 1.-THE race OF the day at Washington
-, .nd that which than anything else drew the
600 one nre,cnt the course the Drexcl Stakes,
,t, h,oupht together Yo Temben, the winner OF the
a,o,d PARK Derby and Carlsbad, the hero OF the Amer
can Dcrby At the fall Of the flag 70 iambcn shot in
o'' ,oi,o around the clubhouse turn three
'' =, . lenoth before Carlsbad, who In turn was .
. and half before chief Justice with GalInda bring
- tho reor I'd the backstretch the hlly led the
way and at half she was length ana nan before
",d ,,ho was a length before Galindo With The JUS
'"'''", ,e,o Firth Going around the far turn Ga
n,de nj. run and as Trey entered the stretch 'Luchy
ina, , ,, w,s almost on even rms with fo TAM
,n ON the run Thorpe gave the my hef hesa anu
ni'"' 80 a,ev awey winning easily, with Carsb'd
"o ~ ,s COR Golindo second CHIEF Justice mia
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bar, whereupon Fraser knocked him down and
beat him numerically before the could interfere
Coroner Levy ordered the-arrest OF Fraser AZ the
It was denied that there any fight In
the place on Wednesday night Dr. II. L. Richardson, OF
No. 70 Washington Place. who examined Green's body
after death said yesterday that in his opinion Green
had alcoholism Deputy Coroner Walsh perornes
an autopsy body, which revealed the fact that oeats
was due kidney and liver troubles.
Fraser was arrested HIS home yesterday afternoon
but was discharged the Coroner the strength OF Dr.
Walshs certificate that died from natural causes
John Green the son. dissatisfied with this result, ana
will demand further Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
A REPORT ON TIE RIFLESHoT OFF SANDY


Washington July 12.-Gcncral Flaglcr, Chief OF Ord
nance OF the Army, has received Informal report
from Captain Frank Heath in command OF the Army
proving ground at Sandy Hook I'm regard to the acct
dental hitting Of the schooner Henry X. 1ion. of the
Hook last saturday, by shot from 10inch rifle that
was being tested. Captain Heath says that the acc
dent was altogether unusual and beyond prevention.
The gun was mounted OF the new disappearing
carriages and fired after all the ordinary prrcau
lions against doing damage 10 the shipping had been
taken. The shot struck spit Of sand, and then
rcochetted, penetrating the stern Of the Ton. four
miles out at full report, giving the details Of
aratiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING AT POINT BREEZE.

Philadelphia. July II specaD.-This afternoon saw Tho
first Grand Circuit racing Of the year. The meeting at
Point Breeze this has the place Of honor at the
head Of this famous line The heat kept the attendance
down but the sport lively. Amboy won the 22
rot after losing heat 70 Captain Lyons ss'adih won
the 10 pace In 217A his best performance The 1884
tot deyeoned newcomer the fast list Ia Cecil.
gray geldlng lie outfooed the fayorite, Judge Fisher
I'm the first heat second by Two breaks and landed
the hi I'd bandy fourth heat the most exciting
OF the day Darkness prevented another heat and this
class goes over TIL tomorrow with the Bellevue Hotel
for % trotters TO follow The 10 pace and 20
trot are also OH for the second day. Summarized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
TIE sEIFcoyFEssED rORGER DISCHARGED.

1t said by the assistant general manager Of the
American Express Company yesterday that company
would prosecute lanes c. Haock the young Christina
Endeavor member wto confessed TO ths police had
forged orders the company amount
$40 in order to TO NewYork to attend the co.,
vention. The young man Il Of the money. order
agent company Detroit Mch and the father has
paid company for tho money orders As the company
holds father responsible for all des issued IL has no
claim against the ron.
The Young man was discharged by Justice White IN
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday no complainant
appeared against him.
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70 lead 10 debate objected 10 It's considerauoh' anu
called up tho Sundry Civil Appropriation Dill
THE NAVAL WAR COLLEGE READY.
A CLASS OF OFFICERS TO BE ORDERED THERE BY
AUGUST FOR STUDY.

A CLASS OF OFFICERS TO BE ORDERED THEME bh
AUGUST 1 FOR STUDY.
Washington, July 12 (Speciap.-Ihe ne" oui"ne
known as the Naval War College recently puh' U" q"
Islnnd belonging to the Government in the harbor oil
Newport r. L. has been reported by captain ~ l.
Mahan to be completed and In readiness lot inc re-
ception OF officers who may be sent tnerc lor III
structIon and the Navy Department WILL "lthih d
few DAYS order a number OF available Officers 10 inc
college for duty. 1t Is the present ihteh'ioH VI 'e'
rtary Tracy that the of Instruction at tho war
College shall be In the nature OF what might DC termeo
n po.t graduate course for officers OF the Navy
I'm which professional subjects OF high ana important
character Will be considered and discussed hrst through
n series OF lectures and demonstrations, TO De oe-
Ivered by officers OF the Navy and Others VINO are
recognized az authorities on subjects relating 10
Naval construction management and discipline In
time OF war; and through practical work on board OF
and I'm connection with some Of the modern vessels
Of the Navy.
The first class Of officers TO go to the war Cohega
for instruction Will De ordered about August /, and
they will remain there for about three months Al
the proper time during the course OF study, cther
the North Atlantic squadron or the squadron ol
evolution probably the latter will be ordered 10 New
mort Tor service In connection with the pracca WORK
OF officers on duty at the college. The Importance OF
such an Institution as the War College and the value
OF the knowledge TO be obtained there are filly
recognized by Naval officers and others who are IN
touch with the recent great progress In Naval a'ls,
aud In fostering the Institution secretary Tracy gives
further evidence Of his earnest desire 10 Pue uc
United States Navy the highest ana best lOoung,
commensurate with Its needs and the means at his
command.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
VAS THIS A HOMTCIDE7

william II. Green died suddenly at his home, No %
slxth.avc on Mosday night and his son John asserts
that his fathers directly due TO beating re-
cei,cd from william Fraser. hickman OF NO ~ Christie
nher.st John Green made sworn statement to
Coroner Levy YESTERDAY which he said that his father
who was a chief Inspector In the employ OF the
NewYork subway Company, had met Fraser in barroom
a. Gtcnwichaye and Chrstophei-st. "Wednesday. July
@. Green had promised to lind a bondsman for fend
n Frasers who prison but was unable TO do IT,.
Fraser became angry and when Green put $40 bill
the bar asked why he did take that money and
Get his rd out Green replied wanted spend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
THE HATCH BILL BACK ON THE CALENDAR
1T LOSES AN ADVANTAGEOUS PoeITIoN IN TIL
SENATE.

1T LOSES AN ADVANTAGEOUS POSITION IN Ihf'
SENATE.
Washincton July IL (SpecaD.-Mr Washburn
marched MP the hill to-day In the Senate with his
Anti Opton bill, and then had to march down again.
when the morning hour had expired, the Minnesota
Senator asked that the Hatch bill might, by general
CONSENT succeed the bill for the announcement OF
silk culture which had been for many weeks the I'M
finished business" of the Senate, In the place Oh
privilege on the calendar This request was objected
TO- and Mr. Washbum then moved that the
substitution be ordered by n formal vote. The motion
was carried by q majority OF more than twothirrs-
SO to Is But as the sundry Civil Appropriation Dill
still blocked the way Mr.. Washburn agreed TO yIed
Informally for It's consideration.
Mr.. Wolcott an opponent Of the Hatch bill, saw
the opportunity to displace that measure again Dy
refusing the unanimous consent" necessary To 80
ahead meanwhile with the eundry civil bill. lie
Insisted on tho regular Order and the only thing lffs
N do I'm order 20 get ahead with the discussion OF the
Worlds Fnir and the Sunday closing question was To
take the appropriation bill up by motion and thus
send the Hatch bill back again to the calendar
Mr. Washburn will mack no further effort to secure
consideration for his license scheme until after the
sundry Civil bill is out OF the way. The vote on the
motion TO take up tho Anticipation measure was nOI
nerhops n fair test Of the strength OF the opposition
IA n I'm the senate but IL more than likely mat
Mr. Washburn will succeed in putting the bill through
~ hc can obtain a final vote. lie claims now that he
has nfty-one Senators pledged In lis favor WHICH
vould leave but thrtyseven in oil for the opposition
The chief hope Of those who oppose the bill Is based
an the Increasing probability Of an early adjourn
ment which will suspend In mldalr pracuc'lly, AL
proposed legislation but the remaining appropriation
i'm.
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HIT HER M01HE1.rY.LAw WITH 4 CLEarER.

Mrs. Annie Lyons. OF No 4s2 Grecnwichst, enc
Jennie Riley. her dauphterin-law, had fight az D.
yesterday in the hallway OF No. $40 Broome-s In the
scuie Jennie got possession Of butchers ceeyer and
struck Annie the head with IL, making bad cut.
Annie sent ST. ylncent's Hospital and the Riley
arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

Chicago Simmons Minrehahs and Fyro,roo,, ,yore ,hs
onc ones In the race after going quarter OF a mill,
y nice piece OF riding Tsia got Chicago hone in fron.
by two lengths; Simmons second three lengths before
Minnehaha. who beat Experiment half a length
FIFTH RACE-sweep'takes FOR three year ods and upward
OF $50 each. with 81 600 added the winner 70 be- sold
vt auction. ThIee-quorters Of a mile.
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AT MONMOUTH PARK NEXT SATURDAY.

The conditions Of the unsnnounced race TO az The
lftn race o Saturday follows:
Sweepstakes for three yesr-ods. non.winners a. any
time Of al 600 so each with $1,000 added OF which
100 10 the ,econd 900 to the third pounds
below the scale having second allowed
pounds beaten madens allowed pounds. Six furiongs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
AGREEMENT on TIE DISTRICT ELL.

Washington. July 12-In the House to-day Mr.
Dockcry, OF Missouri. submitted the conference report
On the District Of Columbia Appropriation bill. 1t "p
proprates 100000 to meet the expenses Of the Grihi
Army Of the Republic cnclnprnent In Washington
the appropriation TO be paid entirely out Of Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

"shcs OF the year Poet Scout won by q necs nor,,.
s''onu TWO and onc-half lengths before Race,,na ho
beet Russell length. "u WIN
~ MN hACE-Sweepstakes. for maiden two.ve,,olds
vi T-o each' VITA $1,000 added Five frrlones
Betting
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westchester and Dagonet made the running rom 'ne
start AID in a whipping finish the former was pea'oh
CITY ward. from home. Stockton then came up with
startling rush. and catching Dagonet on the post maze
dead heat weschestcr, third being half length away
The purse divided
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Betting.
s.. l'l.
]. McLaughlin's Oh. G: walcOtt. by Long
Time--l 10

WaIcou simply played with his horses, and running
away from them when he pleased, won In canter by
three lengths Mit Young second head before Vardee
who beat Arab u nose No bid.
SIXTH KACE-THE ELBERON STAKES. A free
weltcr-weght handicap sweepstakes Of $40 each. with
ST. 900 added. Seven furlongs
NJ T. Dryers blk. O.. Daganet. by Ire
mOnt--Ear Lady. 6 llD ID
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BILL FOR PUBLIC BUILDING AT ELMlRA

Washington, July 12.-Representativc Warner oil
New York, from the Committee Public buildings
and Grounds reported today to the House bill pro
vidng for the erection OF a public building at Elmiia
~ y, ut cost Including Site of $ll0 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
MONMOUTH PARK RACES ON TUESDAYS. THURS.

VIA READINti RA1LR0xb system
Trains leave station Central Railroad New-Jersey.
foot Of Libertyst, at s;ls 1880 u 80 M, ~ -
Hook route from Tier 8, North River 900. IL 90 m,
1913. 100 p. IN. ParIor cars all speQiaS
Trains, sS1
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revenue, of the District Of Columbia. The report was
agreed to-ycas, 1907 nays, -.
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MNzUWlV
Table Water

i bottled JUST AS IT FLOWS FROM TIE EA !Si u y
AND SOLD IN notifies ONLY. EVERY Bottle
i, nut Up AT THE SPRING therefore Ri w I
ASSURED that what they receive Is the fohT "i'i'AA
Spring WATER ,,.-r, IN
MANITOU MINERAL WATER CO.,
Manitou Colorado
Tho Tr1dn supplied by - a,
TURTLE SKIDMORE. l56 FRANKLIN st.; ~ l.
Sold by 6iroccrs and Druggists generally.
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Russell led nearly mile going the first hall IN %
seconds In the stretch Eaceland. Demuta and foe'
sssut came up side by side and In Of the vcicst
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DETAILS OF THE RACES.

c.,ue n and Obtaining made the running for five fuf.
longs and were passed by Kingston. Strnh"ea'n anu
Reckon. Kingston outran his opponents ana won u,
length and quarter; .strahmcoth second 'hiee "s'
before Reckon. who beat Sir Cotesoy nan ""S
SECOND RACE-THE ATLANTIC sIAhrS' 10, -.
ves,od. q, s,o zach with 81, 500 added. Three
> " Betting.
III.
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Comancbe led for nearly half milo ana nieu theh W
nun on, sims heating him on side Of the head TO
keen him in Iawiess and Eagle Bird were In Close
attendance but Sir Walter coming ganely when ca'icu
passed them aud cleverIy by a neck; Cohahche
second ,hrce.ouarters OF a length before Lawles.
TuIpn pAcE-THE SHREWSBURY HANDICAP, $50
each. 90 COO added. one mile and a half
Betting.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12
PROPOSALS.
Repairing and RemOdehng OF
the Market House.
CITY CLERK OFFICE.
ST. PAUL, MfSS., April 4th, 1892.

Notice IS hereby given that scaled propo-
sals will be received al this office until the
10Th dag of May A.. D. 1872. nj 3 O'Clock p. H..
for the remodeling and repairing OF the Mar
ket House in the City of 81 Paul. situate on
the North side of seventh street between
Wabasha and St Peter streets. which said
proposals will be opened in the presence Of
the Assembly OF the City of st. Paul. May
10Th, 1892. at 7 % O'Clock p. N.
Persons bidding must state III their bids n
separate price for doing the pl8steFing also q
separate price for doing the painting also a
separate price for doing the plumbing and
gas fitting and also separate price for doing
all or the other work Ia the rem0dellug and
repairing of said Market House.
The successful bidder or bidders will be re-
quired 10 enter into contract for doing all
of the work provided by the plans and speci-
fications hereafter referred 10. or for such
portion of the work for which separate bids
are called for as hereinabOye stated. as the
Common Council shall desire. and AL the
work must be done as provided for by the
detailed plans and specifications prepared
and on file in the Office of Reed d stem. Ar
chitects, No. 6t2 Endicott Building. in said
CITY
Each proposal must be Impaired by
bond in the sum OF five thousand dollars
$4,000, conditioned that in case the propo-
sal is accepted. the bidder will enter into
contract for doing the work for the sum
specified in his bid.
Notice is also given tina. by resolution OF
the Common Council all materials, apparatus
and appliances of any and all kinds whatso
ever to be used in the remodeling and repair
lug OF said Market House snail be purchased
of St Paul firms so far as the said materials.
apparatus and appliances can be furnished
by said firms.
The Common Council reserves the right 70
reject any and all proposals.
By order of the Common Council.
THoS A. PRENDERGAS1, City Clerk.
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THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY
Offices, EndIcOLt Block, Fourth
street-ActS as executor, admin
istrator, guardian, trustee, as
sionee. receiver. etc,

CHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE UN-
- der Judgment of Foreelosure-State of
Minnesota County OF Ramsey-sS. District
Court Second Judicial District.
Auguste Richard, plaintiff. VS.. William Mar
koe and Maria d. Markoe, his wife. The
London and Northwest American Mortgage
Company Qimited) ct ais, defendants.
Notice is Hereby Given. That, under and
bv virtue of a Judgment and decree entered
III the above-entitled action on the twelfth
day of March, 1892 certified transcript of
which has been delivered to me, |, the I'M
derslgned, Sheriff of said Ramsey county,
will sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash. on Thursday, the twenty
eighth (2SthJ day of April. 1892. at ten o clock
in the forenoon. at the Fourth street front
door of the Court House, IN the CITY of st.
Paul in said county, i'll two separate parcels,
the premises and real estate described in
said Judgment and decree, TO wit: All those
tracts or parcels of land lying and being in
The County of Ramsey and State of Minneso-
Ia, described as follows. TO wit: Lots num-
bered one % and two 90 OF simpson 8
Addition to st. Paul, according to the record
eu plat thereof. on file in the office OF the Reg
lister of Deeds for said Ramsey county, to-
gether with all the Entertainments and appur-
Ienances thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaning, or so much thereof as may be
necessary 10 pay and satisfy the amount
adjudged TO be due for principal and interest
under said decree, to WIT Twenty-on thou
sand three hundred and twentyfour dollars
(S2l.32I) and two hundred dollars attorney S
fees, and twenty-five 45-l00 dollars. costs OF
said action, with interest on said sums from
March IL. 1892, and the expenses of such sale.
ED s. BEAN,
Sheriff of Said Ramsey County.
By EUGENE GIBERToN, Deputy.
Dated March IL, lS02.
, HARVEY OFFICER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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