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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
JOSEPH JEFFERSON CLOSES HIS SEASON.

Joscph jefferson concerning whose health start
ling rumor circulated yesterday arrived IN New
York Inst evening. Mr. jefferson + apparently rs
we'll a. ever lie finished his theatrical season in
Cincinnati last saturday evening, and came imn'di-
ateiy to New-York.
C. l.. jefferson. n Of Joseph Jefferson. who
met his father at the Pennsylvania station and accom-
panicd him TO private house In th' ncShborhood o'
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, said last evening that MS
father had ben suffering from stomach trouble, OF
.ht attack q Ga-trtis and that his physician hal
advised him 70 close his with III" end or IN"
inriuuat engagement. instead OF extending II l'w
weeks longer Young Mr.. Jefferson further said That
If. father was feeling wr on lis arrival here hn'
Inc was not even IN need OF pay stefan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
NOTICES OF H1rFl
name and address.
DIED.


cadis ~id'" the
Fane.a service. her late residence, 1874 Eastavc on
Which leave, New.Yoik at II ;O3
ERUCEon saturday Nay 9Th William Bruce AGED 90.
Funeral service at the above address, Monday, May STU
Abcr3e en- tscotl,nD papers please copy.
Colon May Jns v Ann Of c Ss %S'ne'
5he fGnesI G 9S he' 10 a sasHce @' west
In IT. neI'S at Se%barg.
New burg papers please copy.
DALE-on SUNDAY May 7th Of Tnsnmona d., fc lilo Ing
argaret r. daggcI OF and esy mo ad .he a'
DErEwon suneay May 7th at her late rs,aence Is
D ST,' add and d.ua6sr Of the William mcsenah.
afaG@ca@r NJ l iS e5ti~st
Francis +. and Grace Munson Ellnwood, aged year.
Funeral ssricoS at the residence grandmother SIS
fayette:'t study Nay = 1893 at p M
OK RIDGE Daep COM ss sSs * May O.
Funeral Om her late residence Monday, May $, at
MATUEwS-On saturday May 9th. in New.Yok City.
Mary Hi; Mathews daughter Of the late Samuel and
Funeral services at the Ascension Chapel No.
800 West 43dst, TUESDAY, 9th inst, at hafpast 10
Ia E,srSSs a. at M woodlawn.
Ssqrday May Ct hs late 1ssssnss G No
Morgan in his SD year. - -
Funeral service ST. Pauls Church. East Chester, Tues.
day May 9th.
Train leaves y. y. & y. III. II. r., Grand central Sta-
tiOn. 03 p "
will friends ana relatives 10 church on
arrival Of train at Mt Vernon.
NORMAN-On saturday, MAY g. Mary l." Brun; widow OF
the late George Norman, in tho sou year OF her age
Funeral from her sons residence los West l23d ST.
Tuesday, May ., at o'clock.
SMITI-At ROslyn. l.. l. May 9th Accine Mead. widow
Of Wla am H. Smith, In the s6th year 81 her age.
Funeral services at Cemetery Chapel Rye, y. Y, on
Tuesday May 9th. at 80 p. IA.
THOMAS-At his late residence In Elizabeth. y. j. May
, William W. Thomas, his 18th
John. Church, Elizabeth, " j.,
Monday. May 18th, at y.
WEIGANDT-At Norfolk. Va. May 9th. Minnie NJ.
daughter Of the late Nathaniel X. and Lydia Wegandt
Of Ncwburg y. Y.
Intclmcnt at Ncwbug, TUESDAY. May 9Th.
WfIITLOCKAt his late residence. 10 Mitchell Place
Friday May 9Th after lingering illness, Thomas n.
Whtock
Funeral private
Interment WOOilawn.
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Once. No. 20 f.. 2Jd-st.
woodiawn Station cath Ward. Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
nINEING AZ WESr POINT.

West Point. May lspecAD.-Thc most brilliant
hop Of the season took place In Grant Han last
night 4 great number OF visitors. the majority Of
whom were OF the fair SEX arrived from N""-IorK
carly In the day. The saturday afternoon m'n'"'S
exercises and baseball game afforded enough am'ise
mcnt until the doors Of the large mes hail W.T..
thrown open at 30 The Military Academy hahn
f,rni.h.d tho music The dancing began nj .
O'Clock and continued until IL 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
SIR JAMES ANDERSON.
london. May 7.-Sir James Anderson died to-day

Sir james Anderson was born at Dumres, scotland,
I'm Ia24 He commanded the Great Eastern during the
LAYING Of the Atlantic cables, In lo6o66. and was
the first man TO demonstrate that submarine clll les
could be recovered and repaired in deep water. The
Queen knglIted him for his great achievement. lie
was Instrumental in laying cables to all Iarts OF the
world and leading director In several com
panIes lie commanded many vessels OF the Cunard
Line and for several years Its commodore. sir
James had great engineering ability well skill
a NAVIGATOR lie WAS the author Of " The Value OF
submarine Gables in Time Of War;, Government pur-
chase of submarine Cables and other papers. lie
was we'll known and highly respected In this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
INSPECTING TURKS AT TIE FAIR.

Chicago May DIR. II. p. Wihong medical IN
spcctor OF the Department OF Health, with an as
sistant, paid an early morning visit today 10 IA"
Worlds Fair grounds, where they Inspected 'he
Turks who Lad inst arrived from the East. one Oh
these Abraham Gahoud died In New-forK near
IIorncllsville. early saturday morning. IL was IT,
ported at the time that the dead man showed strong
srr,n,or,e of cholera on arrival here the con
tanning the Turks was stopped until thorough cA
animation could be made i was learned beyond
Question that 'iahoudt had died Of peritoniti The
result OF kick I'm the groin. The entire party was
Then permitted 10 discmDark without further delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
OBITUARY..
JAMES r. ADEE.

James T. Adec, scvcntySlX years oln, ono OF the
most prominent residents of Mt. Vernon died yeS'er
day morning, at his home No. 81 Coitage-avc., from
heart failure. Mr. Adcc one OF the sons OF george
:, Ad,c OF Wcsichcstcr and II brother OF III" ht'
George Adec OF the same place lie was Tor many
voors identified with the politics OF that town. being
st,iwort Democrat His estate Is valued ut $500
900 Ills wife and four children survive lin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
A WEDDING.

Tcrre Iautc, Ind, MAY (Specian-Miss Alice
Fischer o. the Theatre Of Letters and Arts OF New
York CITY, and president Of the Twelfth Night Club'
composed OF actors and authors. was married tlis
afternoon At ST. stephens Episcopal Church, to Will
lam IIarcOrt King lending man Of the "Whte
-auadron" fcmpany. whose stage name Is William liar-
court After Il reception tonight, the bridal party
lrft here fJr the East. Next season they Will star
I'm n new play. Miss Fischer came from cw-lork
last night and Mr. King from Cincinnati, about two
hours before the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
Jersey CITY LTyEuEN WANT MORE PAY

The lncmcn employed in the jersey City district
q, the New York and NewJcrscy Telephone Com
many met last night In Jersey city and resolved I"
ask for pay. The Inspectors 10" receive -
- dav and the Iincmcn =. 80. They will demand
- ,aroos,o NJ "A cents I'm each CASE 4 committee
win whit on superintendent McCully at - O'Clock ms
mnrnng 10 make the demand. ii j. ihOuGht 'h''
,hnr niu lac referred TO the brooklyn Office IN cas-"
The demand IS refused the men viii 70 out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
THE CONDITION or EDWIN BOOTH.

The condition Of Edwin Booth. which has been
steadily improving for the last few days, was even
more hopeful yesterday. Many OF his old friends
and admirers went from the Players Club during the
afternoon and evening with happier faces than they
have borne for many day. Mr. Booths improved
condition was Il subject OF much comment throughout
the city, and II l. believed by many that lie VIII
recover This impr,,sion is strengthened by tho as
sIrunccs Of DR.. St. Clair smith. who has been hope
lul from the first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08

Charles NJ Bell was born In York. Livingston
County, Y. V, in 1910, OF scotch parents lie was
educated In the GencScc County district schools ana
ATTENDED also the Gcne>ee Wesleyan seminary NJ
Alexander and the American seminary, In DutchesS
County lie was the Oldest OF lour urJ'"r' WIZ
served in the Union Army during the Rebellion, two
of whom were killed: he sergeant OF company
G., l2Sth Ncw-Nork Volunteers. and then first liei-
tenant commanding DIST United states Infantry.
Mr. Bell served as District Attorney OF Columbia
Comfy in 1872. 1873 and 1874. In l-92 he was
,l-ct,d TO the Assembly, n a E"pIDhcan, 9,er
raSlr. Koschoro Demo, rat and Henry llOag. Pro-
hIbitionl,t In the session Of 1888 Mr.. Bell intro.
duccd and advocated several important measures OF
uullic interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08

DeepSeaed Cough cruelty tries the Lunss and
wastes the general strength. \ prudent resort for
the afflicted H. to use DR.. ID. Jaynes Expectorant, q
remedy for all troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis. or
any Pulmonary affection. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08

origin to represent the United States II there were
need that orgin and the cordial sentiments OF when
you bring expression would be an additional guar
antee OF the esteem and goodwill and sympatiles
which Will surround In the OF your mlsslOh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08

When baby was sick, we gave her Costora,
When she was n Child she cried for Castora,
When she became Miss, she chung u Castore,
When she had children she gave them Castora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
THE DEFEAT THE GERMAN ARMf BILL
GERMANY TAKES A STEP FORMAL

GERMANY TAKES A STEP FORWARD.
From The Philadelphia Press.
The Rclchstag opened new era In GERMANY yes
tcr1ay Militarism has had its first notable ch'Sh;;
Defeat has come for the first tim; TO the powerful
administrative machine which has 50 iohE Iui'u n
Prussia ana Germany. The Kaiser and Capvl N.Y. ii'
German Emperor and ms ,Iancrilor ana Mn ~,
,yo months Which mist pass bciory an election and
the three within which "A new Reich'tag must n'r'
win De- big with fate; but. whatever the birth. ger
which Leads to liberty and civil freedom.
DISTRESS MAKING ITSELF FELT.
From The Ncwlork World
The situation In the Empire NAV be more sr ,pn,
cl"sscs in consequence Of the and steadily
Increasing taxes. Is acute, and has reached u
In The public journals but during the approaching
campaign 1t bii, fair 10 make Itself heard and felt
In a manner not to be mistaken.
\ THEORY THAT DOESN'T WORK.
From The Philadelphia Times.
The German Emperor Is experiencing the very
common difficulty of those whose theories ol ho"
things ought 10 De- nave 10 BE- worked on, in The
presence Of things they The Emperor j. irnh
Of opinion that he Is the state; that authority ana
wisdom are lodged officially ir him. that his p0ph
i lament nj" should carry ont Ills win II is very simple
theory bu, unfortunately the Parliament won't accept
IT, and in col sequence II doesn't work.
N DANGER OF LOSING HIS PRESTIGE.
From The Rochester Union and Advertiser.
As the NtNHSl3H Has been dissolved IL VIII Nv
cstlng whether the Emperor WILL IN the coh.'
that will De transferred To >e country. make hl'
ucr .ouality NOR" prominent. Shonld h" Hhais, y
pcrsonal appeal TO his subjects. ana should they 'ccl
a minority in opposition to the bill. he viii snnr
loss 81 prestige from which he will never recover
lie will realize. too. as hc has not yet renlZd lhl
The German people 10 longer regard their ruler lr
The light Of an all-wise father.
CRITICAL PERIOD.
From The Hartford Post.
When the bill was first opposed, Emperor William
declared that II II were defeated hc would dissolve
parliament and TO the people. lie has don" jn,
what lc said he would. Many who opposed the bll
feared dissolution for in the present STATE OF public
continent the result OF general election Is feared
TO win the Emperor will have to gain over lori y
eiDht votes In the Reiclstag. when. rs Il matter 4"
flct Il lobks II he would lose Instead OF gain.
\ BITTER FIGHT AT HAND.
From The Newiork Herald.
The fight In the Rciclstag was long and bitter
| Tho struggle In the constituencies will BE- Just "a
bitter II majority adverse To the Emperor
military policy should be returned william would do
We'll TO accept the admonition and not endanger hi'
PERSONAL popularity and the imperial cause by resort
| ms 70 n coup d'etat. Germany II now passing
,hrouSh . critical period Of hss history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
MARRIED..

UNHARDT-KNAPP-On saturday. May o. 1893. at the
residence OF the brides PARENTS >oltI N0walk CHln Y
the Rev. Or. Jas NJ layor Martina EnSDeth oaush'ef
OF James II. Knapp. to Geo &c j.. kunhafdt
SARATII-KANN-On sunday May 7, 1893 by rabbi
Raphael Benjamin. NJ A., Fances kann 10 oamue'
SABBATH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4th. by the isey Marvin II
ID. ID. Iloitcnse daughter OF the late lion.
w. Il. Plersc, TO the Rev VIM Honey Ziegler, Of
Anderson, Ind
Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with ful
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
AsSFMCLYMAN c. NJ. BELL.

Chatham, y. Y, May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&. VI. Bell died yesterday. The funeral VIII De heli
at | 20 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
Po-ionlcc Notice.
Foreign mails will close lpromptly In all easel at this

Foreign mails will close promptly in all easos) at this
tfcc follows;
MoNDAY-At 3 p. m. for Belize, Puerto Coftez and
Guatemala. rer :. Br"akWater nom NewOrl,ans; at
at 80 NJ for china and Japan, per steamer from Van
couycr (ctter> must be directed via NancOuyeri)
TUESDAl-M a. m. for lsi0 Janeiro, Santos and
Plata countries Via Rio Janero, per Cspua from
Baltimore (etters for other parts Of Brazil be
rced per tapua at 30 q. m. for Europe per
IIave via SOUTHAMPTON ana Bremen Cettcrs for Ireland
must be directed per IayelD; at 80 N. Supple
mcntary $50 a. M for Ireland. per Servia.
Queenstown (etter- for other u Europe be d.
r,ced per Scryla")i NJ p. (supplt ! 80
y. M for II. Thomas and -. Cgoix also Wndwa ard
ISLANDS direct per MaGlana (etters for Grenada,
Trinidad and Tobago must be directed ''per Madianal;
at p. M for 6cyt0wn, per Suiema (lettcrs f0r
directed "ner Su,jema'D.
. WEDNI.>DAl-M , a. m. for Progrcso. per $ ..
abana crrs for Other parts Mexico b. directed
.rer IlabanaD; at 80 n. Complementary IL a. mi
for Europe pr t'"imGnic, VIA Queenstown (etters
Germany, Dclmak. Sweden Norway (Chr-tana) aud
Netherlands direct per : Amsterdam Via Rotterdam
letters be dire ted ''p-r M 10 A. m
tslprlcNeItary IL a. M for central America except
Costa l;ica anl South Iarin' .~JtS Newport
Via Colon dettIs fer Gnatcma must be- directed per
Newiott1; AZ 10 80 m. flr Belgium direct per
Noordand. Via Antwerp Octtrs must be directed per
Noo;dond'o a, II a. m for Fortune Island IIayti lex.
cept Jccn1c) and Sayania. etc. per Athos at IL
m. for Colon and Panama, san Marcos tettsrs
BE- directed 'er san Mlr,os') D. m. for Cura
per Or.7ala via Havana at 3 m for Bocas del
Toro rcr WASHINGTON from NewOncans; at 3 p. M
wanderer. from New. Orleans; at 80 D. for New.
foundland, per steamer from Halifax.
'"'''''s'sd c Cs sIs;a W. ao2g. ss:
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featuring wooens but for the last he he's been
connected with the Accident Insurance Company Of
New
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on EXHIBITION THIS DAY AND EVENING.
TIE FAMOUS COLLECTION
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Sperial Notices.
At the American Art Galleries,

MADISON SQUAEE SOUTH,
TO BE SOLD BY ABSOLUTE AUCTION
TOMORROW CTrEsDAY) and WEDNESDAY AFTER
MOONS.
Beginning Promptly at 8 o'clock Each Afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
CAPT. f.. BRINKLEY, II. A.,
TOKYO. JAPAN.

ZONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING, BEAUTIFUL
AND VALUABLE GATHERINGS OF ORIENTAL
CERAMICS THAT HAS YET BEEN SHOWN IN NEW.
YORK"
THOMAS l.. KIRBY, Auctioneer.
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Managers.
Ea.t .3d..t.. Madison sGuarc.
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A. by the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
2JS FIFTH AVENUE.
WM. u. NORMAN, AuctIOncer.
FROM THE ORIENT 10 THE OrCIDENT.
A Wonderful Collection OF
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS,
800 ESPECIALLY SELECTED
SPECIMENS.
SUPERB IN QUALITY AND DESIGN.
DIRECT CONSIGNMENT from CoNsTANTf.
NOBLE Comprising the Choicest Examples Of the LOON
in THE EAST.
NOW ON EXHIBITION,
PREVIOUS To THEIR SALE BY AUCTION,
Wcdnc day. Thursday. and Frdly Afternoons
May 10. II and II. AT . O'Clock.
The New Operating Pavilion OF the Presbyterian H0s.
rital will open or public Inspection Monday, 9th
met. 10 u, and > to 10 y.
The General Hospital VIII be- at the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08

WOODLAND CEMETERY.
ONCE No. 20 f. 2Jd st.
woodlawn Station Gath Ward Harlem Railroad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-03
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST.

NArHEREAs on TUE u4T DAY or III.
w cruhurl 1891, Aired Earl, iiaruNi larl
huhn. Agnes Ear. liagy kaH, Ngrry ". bari,
hathel hhrl, Jane iarl frank W. Enri, sarah
Etd, Andy tnti, Adam fhrl, Settle afi, Jose.
thine Lar liugh'. Joseph Earl, Alice Eafi
unNits, ltllcy had, George Ehr. AMI Edwin
ialls executed and delivered uuder their hands
hnd seals certain deed NJ fust recorded in
lhc 9ntc " the 81, lake tUunty Rccori,r ~
hook I'D OF NorigagtH, phYcs BE- ~, winch
dccd i- referred Co ami made raft Ut thia no.
ucc, whereby they conveyed 10 ihe under.
signed, NtluCnur Van tptt. his hsirs, sutcts.
sars aud assigns, OH oi .ots toyen - ani eight
.E, block thIriy ~. Plat "R" salt Lake
tity survey. TO secure Inc payment ui q note
dated Doccmtcr llat issl,fnr $50 d.. payabit
% ihc order ut tuuuingtuu n Company. ninciy
dtyt after cate, with eight per rent per Hnnum
uicras 4 thereon iroin dhtn until paid. and one
wi h sam, ntcro.i io iht order ~ Hurnhim.
Hanna, Manager tu,. aud nuc IT same late
lHAAhlr a. aaino time % tile order VI LlIaH
Mona TOT 'i'l Vi with the samo rate ~ INFER
And whereas 40 NJ said notes remain uupaid
together wiil the inttrest thereon,
Nov, therefore, ~ the request 81 iurnhAn,
hanhh, NunEcf " Co, one oi the holdc OF
l. Wnldcmar Van Cot the trustee therein
named. o. satisfy The said uotss viii suiI At
ruhlc auction a. the highest .hidtrr for cash,
uu ~" Aih day ~ January, tau. at " u'ri1cE
~, &c tie truii dunr OF tho County Court
House ~ SAT- Like tlunty, an the
named srantor. IN said Deed ~ 1'rnst had nn
lhr get nav ~ DcgcmhUr, 1871. mr. uat thpy
nave since acquired OF 10 or tn AL uf Lola
seven aud iigni NJ Niuok ihitiy lsII, llat 'I"
-ali l.ske ~ sut,ey.iu sAlt ihsc q uuty Utah
Terrific y iefcihcr With ail right ut dover aud
equity ui tcdcmpunn
Datcd SAT- take ritv, December lH. iss
NALiLNAk VAN COTE Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-03

mARsHkL's SALE

Dun,uANr TO AS oupsG or SALE 10
nae directed hy the DIstr|rt Cuuf. uf tue
lhrl J1di.u n|s'r.ft % the 1erriiort NJ
Utah. snail Offer ~ pIblc sale, at tho front
door oi The Count court liuusc.iu thr CTS ani
county NJ -et Lake, itsh Territory. Oh tho
lsth ihy ui January 1901. Ht o. O'Clock u.. all
The rigut tte, clam ami interest ~ Daniel N.
Mc Allisicr susnn % McAllst y aui 4. Murray
spouncf ut, 10 Hhn 90 The falluNing dcsrfiurd
fou cstltc, situate lying aud ucing IN The
county 20 SAT- Lake, Utah Territory, ana par
u'ulhrIy dtfrfihrd a. follows. u wit CON.
nsnclnE ~ tue NOR Invest cHrucr uf Lot Eleven
Ils l.gk lWvu'y one I2N, five Aero .lHt
~ NE te'i survey. running NJ nee south
ore hundred and thifty 1901 tsrt, N nru rtst
one hundred Aud 'ofiy four ,iu fnoti Wonrc
norm one hundred aud HWY no feet
tururu wet one hundred AMI forty fu. q Irut
20 ne plHro % beginning, being h Aud pat
oi tue Ancudrt la. ut 10. Linden pafk sun.
avision, uituNcl hIug nnd bong m ilu city
aud county NJ SAT- Lake. Territory Of UtHh. 10
ie aold h- tho property ~ p.uir. 10 NpAustcr.
hgsnu u, nraiittter ani \. Murray spoouur
y tic suit Of tho Ii1u'a lawns. Bank and
Trust Co AcotpuiAtiuu icrms ~ sale cash,
John y, Cannon, .liuuH .tturney.
IRVING a. hFN iON, q. Marshal.
by \ g., hiEK, Deputy Marshal
shli LAKE tity, utah. December ssth. tsY!.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-03
TRUSTEES SALE,

IIfuEREAs, MAHris HAMMER AND
w christina -. Hammer, his wife, uY tlvr
dgei Of iruat dated o9 lhg i,ig DAY "i Al.ll,
cordrr ~ Deeds for salt Lake ,nuuty Utah
TERRITORY. on tho gtth day OF ApnI, l.s, IN
HnoS ," OF Mortgages, On page. .li aud 20
ltriuavc. conveyed 10 thH urdcrsgucd 40
trustee that ccrtnln pitcc OF parcel of land at
uatu in tue city I'D county pt ~iIt take aud
Territory of Utah, aud described o. .olloNsi 10
Wit
Uommencing at tho northwest c1mtr of Lot
flN 20. la block Eighteen .H. rl1t ~ SAT-
Take Cuy surNcj, anu rgrn NJ tlHncc south
Ten 10 rode, thence east I've r. rods, thrnrc
nonh ten .iul rods. thence west r,c W rods TO
place OF beginning
u irust. however. TO sooura the payment of q
certain prOwlaf0ry rotc uurclu iustflbCd OF
even daic herewith, Tor tho sLm ~ $500, pay.
Alln tWu years after SAN -ItN Uuf Of ~ rIl,
lS'!, tn thc order ot Lhinos NurootuN, nt he
bank NJ 1lct drnick y CO., IN salt Lac titN.
Utah. with interest thereon 10 the rate
uf ten per cent, per HInuu, payable fcmt.
annually and whereas said deed OF tIu't
provided tnnt In case said note or tho interest
thereon should not be- pnid Tor ten days aftor
toe same became due, the holder hereof nlght
declare the whole indebtedness secured due
mud payable 40 once, aud whereas The iutrrrst
due upon said note october lilh, l''., hiss not
heou paid, although demanded. and whereas
the owner Of tnid note has declared the whole
Indebtedness due according 10 tic SAID terms
OF said deed % trust and note.
Now, therefore, public notice T. hereby given
that the undVuigned trustee VIII, ia accord
HutC WIN the terms ana lfutlsont o. hhid 1ccu
Of trust AZ the request Of the legal holder Of
said note, ell the hbotg described property, or
fo much thereof % may hc necessary. at pub.
Dc ygutuc To- the highcst bidder for cash nj the
iruht door OF the County court house VI salt
Lake county, Utah, IA salt lake City Utah, on
saturday, ~" lith DAY OF January, ls.j, on "
O'Clock m. OF laid day, Tor The purpose % pas.
INK the expenses OF sad trust including httOr.
ney's fees And rrAsohlole compensation to
tie audrr'igncd trustee and saidpTncipal note
AMI interest.
Dated Al salt Lake City, Utah. this 18Th day
Of December. 1877,
Prank Pierce. Attorney Tor Trustee.
rATiItk NJ l.iOONkl. Trustee.