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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
MARITIME ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS MEET.

At the regular meeting OF the directors OF the MARI
time the Port u NewYOrk yesterday reso'
uons were passed urging Congress make suitable pro-
vision review 10 be held in Hampton Roads
at the time OF the Worlds Fair
Resolutions were passed eomplimentIng Dr. w. II.
Smith the retiring Health Officer, his efficient manager
ment OF Quarantine during mis- term Of office.
On the subject OF the Naval Reserve and the occupancy
that body OF Castle Garden the directors passed strong
resolutions ng the attention OF the Park Board 20 the
fact armory in the lower OF the
city for the protection OF the financial and mercantile
interests located there urging the Naval Reserve
the rrmanent Castle Garden. A resolution
also PISSED urging the establishment Of telegraph or
telephone communication with all light ships. lighthouse
and hfcsasing stations the coast communicates
ORDERED to be Governor Flower urging up0 HIN
tho necessity Of appointing competent Port wardens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
STEINITZ AGAIN BEATEN.
TscB1GoR1y WINS AN EVANS GAMBlT.
DESCRIPTION OF THE FIFTEENTH GAME-IhL
RUSSIAN NOW ONE POINT AHEAD

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIFTEENTH CAMILLE
RUSSIAN NOW ONE POINT AHEAD.
Havana To, 10 fspeclaD-Afcr having by far
,he uost NJ the opening. Tschigorin yesterday won
the seventeenth game OF the great match as'"9'
st.ipitz I'm thirty eight For the eeh'h une
the Russian es,ayed the Evans 0ainDi', u WIN"
Ste,nitz rtplied In the usual manner Inc H'''ci' sen
inclv had overcome the difficulties OF the ueiehoe'
,nd came ont with a good position, when Tschsorlh
inset the calculations OF his opponent oy Ie"'S
sne inlay stelnitz relaxed somewhat In at'ehlo"'
which cave the Russian a chance that he improVcu
bv excellent play The score now stands lS'so''''
n Steinitz q, drawn, 4.
The following is the story of the fifteenth game d.
told BY Steinitz himself;
II speaks well for the new defence I'D Tue hN""S
Gsmbit In the form adopted by Steln'~ !" %
,h,rteen.b game that Tschigorn altered his a'tichs
p,an this time on the eighth move by o-h T. Inc
Modification regained his Pawn quickly puV al '"0
eypmse OF his position which was mhhhes"S III
ferior 10 that OF his opponent. Oh INC ''A
move the attack on rhe other s"o. WIN"
n p became isolated and his side was aso orohe!
- ,o,v Moves later Tschigorn defended his posi-
.,o, with extraordinary skill. and black cohu 'loV
mako much progress excepting that on the twenty
9Th and twentysixth moves he might nave "on w"
in a position which would have haie IL u,'h' Wv ~,
the opponent to play for draw AS u,""
uhon the th,rtieth move was near there
xas some hasty play on both sides. oV'ltA
.hi,,,o,b ,nove WAS especially compromising for MS
game. He had prematurely brought his 1t for the
attack at s. but after Whites excellent answer
he trupd on examination that the sacrihce ~hich nc
had planned would not work, and he hnd 70 re"aeo
his steps with loss Of time and position. Isch'soiin
then instituted with his usual skill hansSins aV
.oct AGAINST the side which Stein1 failed TO answer
properly on the forty third move again near the marx
OF the time limit and at point where he coud nave
obtained the better game by 90 z. With few hhe
strokes Tschgorin surrounded and confined the au-
verse pieces and placed the opponents defence unuer
oxtreme daiculty But Just ON the fortysixth move,
,-h.n the turn of the time limit had been passed,
stenitz broke down by bunder, overlooking rather
simple sacrifice of the Queen, which cost him clear
niece He then resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
THE UNITED STATES ROLLING STOCK TROUBLE

Chicago Feb. 10 (specaD.-The dcmcialized state OF
affairs OF the United States Rolling stock Company has
led strike of the employees Of the company's works
in Hegewisch. There large number OF men at
Hegcwisch dependent upon the work in the car shops
for "A living. The fight now being waged before Judges
Dlodgett and Gresham mas resulted in a ueup Of the
funds the hopeless Of getting their paw have
quit work. Their wages three weeks overdue and
they decline 10 60 back until their money IS paid.
Judges Gresham and BlVigett sat together again
TO-DAY 10 hear the motion Of Attorney Crawford To
have Receiver Lane attached for contempt In ignoring
the Jurisdiction Of the court. Mr. Crawford referred
l., the strike at Ilcgcwisch and declared That the
creditors committee responsible for the conpll-
Gated state OF affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
ENTRIES FOR THE DOG SHOW.

The following biz list Of entries FOR the sixteenth
nual exhibition u the Westminster Kennel Club which
opens Madison Square Garden February %, argues
well for the u the affair MI-tIs. 80 st. Der
nards 1870; boOdhound, 3 great Danes 81 NeWlound
lands. Russian wofhound,, :; deerhOunds. 81;
hounds 40; foNhounds 10; barriers. y; pointers %
English seers. 81 Irish settlers, "a Gordon settlers 80
Chesapeake Bay dogs spancls. % cole,, ~ poodle
10; bulldogs 70 bull terriers, ~ Bssset hounds
dachshunde az beages, 80; fox terriers 1l6 Irish ter
Hers % blacksnd.tan terriers II Welsh terriers.
Dandie Dmmont orriers, Bcdngton terriers. IL skye
terriers, Scotch ;erers, Yorkshire terriers. Is
terriers pugs % toy spanes, 45 Italian crcyhounds
i; Schopperkes, > miscellaneous. 10 total. l.olJ
This does include the Westminster Kennel Club
POINTERS nor entries be yet heard from by MAIL which
win probably swell the total 70 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
TO MAKE A SURVEY OF THE INTREPID.

Captain Charles >. Norton. Naval Constructor Frank
L. Fernald and Passed Assistant Engineer Robert l..
Lcch have ben detailed by Secretary Tracy TO survey
and report upon the value of the torpedo Intrepid
She was hauled up the ways few years ago with
the expectation that she might be robut but repairs
upon hr were abandoned afterward. and recently
her boilers were removed aud put into the wooden
steam sloop of lantc. She was built at Boston in
1874. but was only In commission few months, ex.
perrin ntng with torpedoeS, aud was then laid up She
is 40 feet In length, thirtyfvc and quarter feet
breadth Of BEAM eleven feet drugh and 80 tons dis
nInceucut She had i've inches OF lamnqted armor on
hr sides when first built. hut this removed
couple Of years and IL Is likely that she will
be condemned and sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
rrrx1r.rorK nlsEs OF sMAILrox TINS YEAR.

TWEYTYFOCR r1SES or SMALLPOI THIS YEAH
Dr. Cyrus Edson on Tuesday sent to the Health
pnnrd n report showing that there had been twenty
four cases Of smallpox In the city since January and
tb,t fourteen smallpox patients were In the hospital
an North Brother Island. one Of tho patients Il
Henry Rogner who removed frOm Long Island
CITY M the request OF Health Onlcer TAYLOR Dr. Edison
stated that II had been the custom 10 take care OF such
patlents from Long Island Ciiy the Department r."
celvng ~ day for the Of each patient As the
CAPACITY Of the smallpox hospital could not be in
creased without taking wards occupied by scarlet
fever patIcnts DR. Edison advised that more small
pox patients from Long Island City be received cl
North Brother Island Tho Health Board decided 10
Give motto. 10 the Mayor and Health ofcer OF Long
Island CITY that after ten days they must keep their
hmallpOX patients at home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
PENNSYLVANIA DAIKYMEy N SESSION.

Meadv1IIe PENN Feb. 10 (speciaD.-Thc eighteenth
annual session the Pcnpsy lvania State Dairymens
Association convened in Library Hall at 30 o'clock
this afternoon. The meeting was called to order by
the president JOHN G. McClntock. OF Meadville. In
his annual address the president urged upon the con-
vention the Importance of putting on the market moth
Ing but the best product The presidents address
followed by a paper by H. Croker of Union City, on
one Farmers Methods-the Success and Failures
The paper started a lively discussion. II. c. Craw.
ford Of COoperstown, followed With "Threc Years
Experience with Silosr The attendance at the first
session large. Tomorrow is set apart as womens
day John Gould, OF Ohio; Professor J. w. Robert
son, OF Canada. and Professor Hamilton OF Pennsyl
vania State College will be among the speakers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
DID HE SWIYDLE HIS Partner.

Frederick u. Rose. the "Co" of Ienau Kohn g. Co..
wholesale dealers In leaf tobacco at No. 800 East Hou-
ton.st is accused Of taxing least $1,000 Of the firms
money when he disappeared. The statement Of jacob
Mendelsohn Of Mcndelsohn Brother, who obtained tho
OF so the stock remaining, alleges that
he went Kohn CO.'S store on February 3, ana Mr..
Kohn In his presence broke open the safe and discovered
that Uo.e had taken oil the notes due the Arm and ~ 800
I'm cash belonging TO the firm which Rose had drawn from
the bank previous hi, departure Rose Il also sail
TO have disposed " i've Of sumatr tobacco valued
al - 500 without M. kohn'- know edge. Mr.. Hohn
showed Mr. Mcndel,ohn a letter received by him from
lo~e dated at Pbadelphia IA which Rose described him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
c.srs ArGrEp IL TIE COURT OF ArPEAJs.

CASES ARGUED IN TIE Couhi VT ~ A.,
Albany. Fob 1o.-In the Court OF Appears 'o'"' wv
following cases were argued
Irn,,. Donohue ~ ni-trat0r, etc. rrSp0huch''
a. the BrooNlyn city Railroad Company apPenant.
81 Ann Mahony as admln,trathx, etc, icspDnucn
AIT The NewYork Central and Hudson River ha'i'oau
Company. appellant. lido. -. ,,h.,a,r. A Myers
NJ asminstrat0r etc IN Louisa Myers responueu.'
In the matter Of probate OF the VIII OF ffahcS W.
Thomas H. Grer. individually and as executor. &c
ar Alden Chester, executor, etc. ana o'"c''' !"
spondents ,,. ,h ,o,ou4ng cases were
Jobr ". IIaaron. respondent. agt. jeremiah Lyons
and another, appellants. ,. ,, tho Tovn a.,
iIenry ~ Embler respondent, ag' tho io"" VI
Waikiki. appellant. . ,,ou,.. u.r.s md
John r. Price. appellant agt. Thomas n Mapo' "'u
The chenicai National Bank. respondent ngt hu
gu.frs W. Cowell, appellant.
The day calendar, for tomorrow are
First Dvison-N0,. 50. 30, ~ 60 g. ~ o lu 5S
Second DiHsOn-NOs I'll, I'll, 49, ID "a o-"'
CAS- and ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
IN THE CENTRE OF A CYCLONE.

The steamship Prince, which arrived here yes
terday from Gibraltar reports that February at
tudc 80 80 longitude 90. ct o'clock In the morning.
she passed through OF cyclone The wind had
been blowing gale from the northwest Suddenly IL fell
calm and the steamer found herself great rushing
wildly from all directions. She labored heavily In the
tremendous waves Was several times nearly thrown
on her beam Then gusts of air. hot, now cod
were driven over Of the tumutuous sea from
southwest and The steamer fought her way In
safety centre the storm but had heavy weather
all the way to port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
FOR THE FENCING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

The Joint COMMITTEES Of the Amateur Athletic Union
and the Amateur Foncers' League Of America held
meeting yesterday and decided to change the dates
previously selected for the preliminary trials, and the
sabres and duelling swords contests viii be held Wednes
day. March Is, at the Fencers' Club INSTEAD OF
February IL The foils will be held Friday, March
10, Instead OF Saturday, February 20. The finals VIII
take place on Tuesday, March 3D. at tbs Berkeley
Lyceum West Forty fourth st., beginning at y. m
The time OF closing Of the entries ha, been extended Ia
March Il, and they will close with James +. Sullivan,
No 81 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
SIZE WANTS TIE TRUSTEE REMOVED.

Proceedings have been begun in the Surrosates
CONT for the removal OF s Hastings Grant As trustee
under the will OF William {. Martin and to revoke the
letters tesamentary issued 10 lin. The proceedings
are begun by Leila r. Martini the only daughter OF
william C. Martin who died on May last. lie was the
owner oi,.a printing establishment In Johnst Ills
estate is said to amount to about 100000 W. Grant
aud Miss Martin were made executors under the Will
Miss Martin alleges that Mr.. Grant and his lawyer
L. O. Van Dorcn, have involved the estate III lnr
reasonable and unnecessary litigation Tor the pufpo,e
m retog control of the estate for their personal ad
vantage surrogate Ransom sent the case 10 referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
NEW APporyrMEy7s AT CHTc4Go UNIVERSITY.

Chicago Feb 10 Hpecan.-The latest addition to
the faculty OF the Chicago University j. Albion
Woodbury. Small, Phi. D., who has been selected for
head professor in the department Of social science
Dr. Small is president Of Colby University. from
which institution he was graduated in 1876. lie wai
born In Buckfeld Me-, on May II, 1s54 In 1899
when only thirty five years old, he was made prcs
dent OF Colby University.
Clarence Luther Icrrick has just been elected pro
lessor Of biology in the university. lie Is thirty
three vesrs old n graduate OF the University of Min
ne sofa and the University OF Lepsc. III" has lately
been connected with the scientific department Of
Denson University, at Granville, OHIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers smiling on the White Star
steamship Adnatic for Liverpool yesterday. were
Francis Armstrong. c. d. Drayson. Miss Hcpworii
Dixon Gouverneur Kortrght, A. Northall Laurie
wiIfred Massey p. H. Machptosh. Llewchyn A. Mares
Walter Thompson and J. u. Walsh The Red s,nr
steamer Rhynland, for Antwerp. he'd among her pas
scngers S. c. Clark, p. H. Hartman Dr. Edmund
ss,rlin Mr. and Mrs. Gottleb WahI, Herman Dcjtc.i
aud Alf0ns Andrexr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11

Manhattan \. {.
WHIT 4 PHYSICIIN Is.

The Board of Health has informed Supervisor Kenny
that future editions Of the Sanitary Code should con-
tain this definition Of the word ply sican'; Dentisn
and every other person who practices about the care
OF sick or injured persons, who takes charge OF %
professionally preScrbes for any person, sick or IN
jured diseased, or any person who pursues ths
business Of or acts midwife. And any
physician shall at all times cause his or her name
ONCE and residence, and also the class OF practice, ~
he registered within the sanitary Bureau Measles
will also hereafter be included In the list Of contagious
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
STBEFrCAR PASSENGERS HURT.

Chicago Feb. 10 (,pecaD.-A passenger train on the
pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway struck
street at the Thirty hrst-s crossing at noon 10
day and eight or nine passengers were severely injured
The 9agman is said to have been 10 blame. The car
WAS twothrds across when the passenger train struck
IT, The force of the concession caused the car To turn
almost completely around OF the injured John MoS.
Ian f. Willard butter and Julia Mandley will die, and
Mrs Ellen Hannah is badly hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
HOW THE SICK IMNIGRlYTs WERE LlyDED.

Health Officer jenkins yesterday sent on. statement
desyng the sensational reports published yesterday re-
harding the landing OF Immigrants sick measles
at Ellis Island. The authorities at Ellis Island
properly Informed OF arrival Of the mmgents and OF
their proposed transfer. The sck people not
rlea 10 ordinary landing barges, but In isolated
room Ell special steamer. and were accompanied by
dsctsr from tn. steamship which they arrived until
they were received at Ellis Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11

The division of the gate receipts will De about
Ike th. 80 per the home club 40 cent 10 the
visiting club and 10 Der cent to the League protection
and for incidental expenses" Mr.. White is OF the opinion
that the circuit made up Of Buffalo Rochester,
Toronto ElmiIa. Bnghanton. Albany Troy and either
syracuse Erie
John NJ Ward the captan-manager, held consultation
with the directors of the Brooklyn club yesterday and
d. finite ne VI action for the coming season was LAID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
OFFICERS OF TIE EASTERN YACHT CLUB.

Boston, Feb ij.-The Eastern Yacht Club last night
elected the following officers Commodore j. MncOJm
Forbes vlce-commodore. W. Amory Gardner; rear
commodore Charles \. LongfeOw, secretary, William
: Eaton, IT,: treasurer. T.. F. Jackson, measurer,
Arthur II. ClarE regatta committee Mcssrs. W. ;.
Eaton, IT,, T. +. Jackson, \. y. Rnoul H. /. sears,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
SAILING ORDERS FOR THE SAN FRANCISCO.

san Diego. Cal. Feb 10.-Admral Brown, OF the
flagship san Francisco has received Geographic inorna
ton from Washington that sailing orders have been
mailed him. The cruiser will sail for Honolulu on
Monday or Tuesday Of next week The vessel VIII he
taken out side for gnn practice on Friday, but VIII re-
turn TO stay over sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
Treasury SILVER PURCHASES.

Washington Feb. l0.-The offers of silver to the
Treasury Department today aggregated 377 900 ounces
The amount purchased $4,000 ounces. follows :
5000, at S0.0o5o; 10000, at 900; $4,000, at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
4 DEMOCRATIC COUNTY cHAIRMAy ARRESTED.

Pottsville. Penn, Feb. Johannes W. lIcaly, ex
chairman Of the Democratic County Committee, was
arrested this morning for the ebczzlement Of $l2oo
given to him by the Democratic candidates 10 pay last
falls campaign EXPENSES lIealy entered bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE At NINETY.

Des Moines. Iowa, Feb 1O.-The supreme court rooAi
was the scene OF an unusual occurrence yesterday hp
pcation was made for admission to practice by Of
the Oldest and most widely known men In the State
General George W. Jones, Of Dubuque, was presented
to the court by Judge Wright, and took The oath:
Jones is ninety years old and was one Of the hrst
United states Senators from tins state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
CLOSE GAME OF WATER POLO.

one OF the be,tcontsted waerpol0 Of the winter
v. payed i'm tho Produce Exchange tank last night be-
tween IN. Manhattan Athletic Club and Produce Exchange
teams The Cherry Diamonds won, but only after .
lively scrmmage by the OF to 0. The teams were
made up a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
We cannot explain how a
man gains a pound a day by

~oNS ~ pam INV Ct
man gains a pound a day by
taking an ounce a day of
SCOTS Emulsion of cod-liyer
oil-it happens sometimes.
1t is food that he can di-
gest; we understand that.
But it must be more than
food to give more than the
whole of itself.
He has been losing flesh
because he did not get from
his food the fat he needed.
SCOTS Emulsion sets his
machinery working again.
Shall we send you a book
on CAREFUL LIVING? Free.
Seer BowNr, Chemists, 70, South s,h Avenue,
New York.
Your drugg,s keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod liver
sil-an druggists everywhere Do. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
January 81, 1892 .
January 80, 1902.
Mrs Sarah F.. Gardner:

Dear Madam The Board of Police have directed me,
in rrnly 10 your favor OF the I'D inst, rcFtuVe 70
Nnr1ner request for supplying police matrone win yea,
coffee clothing etc. to be used In their discretion iCr
the benefit Of female prisoners. ~ state TINT INC ay
r ba. hocn referred to the committee repairs ana
snn,lios Of which Commissioner Noorhs r. chairman
The committee awaits with interest the reply oil Com-
missioner voorlis. report has been issued rom the
Rlzabcthst station Of the distressing cohdluoh VI
many % the women brought In, and OF the neceSsy Oh
supnllcs Of clothing for them. one young woman VIC
nIared i'm the hands OF the matron In charge Whosc
v'nrn and cheap droSs torn from throat To nelh
VA a rna>, OF rents and unsehtlincss, ana many nre
thr women who are taken the station house literally
n, fatlers and starYnG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11

sol, A. Kohns ex.partner said that he was glad TO be rio
Of him and that he would return to New.fork uh'
stock left is valued at $1,000 and the liabilities are a.
lea,i $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
TO AID FEMALE PRISONERS.


COMMITTEE WANTS TO FURNISH CIOThlN'
AND FOOD FOR TIE NEEDY
A committee composed OF members Of the society Oh
Friends has started movement In prison reiorm'
pnrporing to have its object the welfare OF Ne"
Yorh's female prisoners. with this object in view
correspondence was opened BY the chairman ME-
sarah F. Gardner. with the Police Commissioners %
follows -
January o., 1892.
Gentlemen: 4 few weeks ago addressed note 70
the pres dent of your Board In behalf OF inc Colln
fee on Prison Reform OF the Society OF FRIENDS, ASKING
the privilege OF supplying the ponce matrpIs WIN
tea, coffee clothing etc, to bo used at Their 9l 80
lion for the benefit OF the female prisoners hase
been Informed that the letter WAC placed be0aT tou
but have received reply to the request VIII J"u
kindly Oblige us with report OF your oecis'on'
This IL the reply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
Eczema IS Years.

Mr.. HIRAM THwEATT, Of oean. Pike County. Ala.
says that SwIFTS SPECIFIC cured him Of painful ca.
Eczema OF which he had suffered for 80 years. He took
seven bottles S. S. S. cures by driving out the germs
and poson 1t IS entirely vegetable. Send for On
the Skin and Blood.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-05-19
Trustees Sale.

WHKREAs, Mary J. Baker ami A. n. Baker,
her husband. by their certain decd OF trust.
bearing date of August 18th. 1880. and record
Ell ut the recorders office in and for Scotland
county. Missouri, in book III. page 2a:-s convey
cd to John u. Mu,i.1. in trust, to secure the
payment of Il certain note in sud decd des-
cribed the following described real estate ~
ing aud being in Scu:land county. in the =. ate
of Missouri: Tine east fifteen Il Il, acres OF Of
the southeast fourth Of the southwest quar-
tor of section two y, and the east three tcurths
of the cnSt onchnh of the east cns'-hnlf of the
northwest quarter OF section eleven I'D. ell in
township siXty-fivc d,J' of range eleven ni,.
wcs, I'm NH fnrty-five acres: and whereas, dc
fault has been made i'll the payment Of said
note.
Now, therefore. :. tho said trustee. win in
accordance with the terms and provisions of
said deed OF trust. proceed to sell tn" real
estate therein described ut public veEtiue to
the highest bidder for cash. a: the south door
of the Court House in the city of Memphis. in
the county of Scotland. i'm the stnte of Mis-
s.,uti on Monday. June 9Th 1892. between the
hours s,f nj Q O'Clock in IN. re OOH and
i've o'clock In the afternoon of said day to pay
of and satisfy said note as provided hy said
oeed of trust. together with the costs and
expenses of exccut ing this trust.
JOHN Il. MCDD, Trustee.