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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-21
Personal NOTES.

A. Rumble of Dixon is at the Baldwin.
W. Il. Hook of San Jose is at the Palace.
Jacob Schram of ST. Helena is at the
Lick.
A. NJ. Fratinger left Sunday for New
York.
d. s. Rosenbaum OF Stockton is at the
Palace.
J. F. Tawley of Los Angeles is at the
Baldwin.
Major NJ. BiggS Of OrovlIe is stopping at
the Grand.
G. L. Turner Of Los Gatos is registered at
the Grand.
K. w. Dorsey of Oakdale is stopping at
the Grand.
Judge jackson Temple of Santa Rosa is
at the Baldwin.
Thomas CIeary OF Seattle, Wash, is STOP
ping at the Lick.
c. ii. Phillips of San Luis Obispo is a
guest at the Palace.
Judge Niles Searls of Nevada City Is
registered at the Palace.
Major Frank Mclaughlin OF Oroville, ac-
companied by his wife and daughter Agnes,
are stopping at the Palace.
j. A. Perrine, a prominent attorney of
New York. accompanied by his wife and
mother, are stopping at the Baldwin
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SPORTING EVENTS.
Amateur Boxers at the Olympic.
The Field DaY

The directors of the Olympic Club are In
need of the following talent, which they
expect to get from the members for the
athletic part Of the big fair. which will be
held in April in the club: Twenty soldiers
for the grand march, twenty musicians, ten
discus-throwers. ten javelin-hurlers, five
long jumpers mot counter-jumpers), five
laureled victors, three banner-bearers. also
soldiers wrestlers and boxers.
The field day games of the Olympic Club
will occur on March %. and the following
Is the programme of events that has been
arranged by the outdoor athletic COM
mittee: Sixly-yard hurdle race, 120yard
run. 300-yard run, 600-yard run, three
quarter nile race, 2-mile race, pole vault,
putting 16-pnund shot. running high jump,
One-Quarter mile novice race for members
vino have never won prize, 220-yard race
for members of Junior Olympic Club. 100
yard partnership race. Entries will close
on March 49,
The third of the series of amateur boxing
tournaments will take place on Thursday
evening, and the contestants who will ap-
Miller. four rounds. catchweights; r. Beck
EFT and John p. Harkins, six rounds, at
catchweights; T. Burke and c. Carson, six
rounds. at 100 pounds; X. A. Grant and
Charles Gardiner, six rounds, at $40 pounds;
Dan Small and Tom Devine. 6 rounds, at 1877
pounds; Phil j. Diez and Joseph Ryan, six
rounds, at catchweights; c. Feldman and
j. DAILY. six rounds, at $50 pounds; John
Luhey and L. Manning, five rounds, at 1T
pounds. Ben Clements, Charles F. Roney
and John Barr have yet TO be drawn
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WOMEN OF BRAINS.
The Kind i'm the CrinOline
League.
CERTIFICATES TO BE SENT OUT
The Design for Them Has Been Made
and They Will Be Ready for
Distribution Soon.

81 don't believe that it will come; this
scare is all nonsense"
"And | tell you that it will be here before
the summer is over"
Two women were talking and 1t was i'm
possible for a moment to tell whether the
subject under discussion was crinoline or
cholera. But a glance at their surround
ings would have settled the fact that it was
crin0line.
Mrs. A had just returned from Europe
and in the inner sanctuary of her boudOir
was exhibiting her spoils TO the enyious
and admiring Mrs. b.
You think it is all scare?" said Mrs.
A impressively, as she opened huge
basket-trunk. the contents of which had
caused her to gDash her teeth when she
had passed it through the New York Gus
tom-house. "You think crinolnes are not
coming" and she made a dive into the
wicker trunk.
Mrs. had committed herself to an
opinion and she was determined to to hold
to it, SO she stated in firm voice, "a mere
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His Hat Saved Him.

About 4:30 p NJ. yesterday G. w. Kyle.
field editor of the Breeder and Sportsman,
together with couple of friends. was TAX
ing lunch in room in the Grand Hotel i'm
medately over Ned Fay's saloon, when the
skylight directly above the table was
smashed and the glass and debris fell crash
ing upon the diners. Kyle was the only one
injured and received severe scalp wound
from piece Of falling glass, which would
most likely have split his head had it not
been for the protection afforded by the stiff
hat he wore at the time.
The accident was due to the carelessness
OF workman who was at work above the
skylight and let piece of lumber fall,
smashing the glass and frame.
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THEY WERE MERCIFUL.
The Police Commissioners Reprimand
an Officer for Drunkenness.

The Police Commissioners met last night
for the trial of charges against Patrolmen
Burns and Shanahan.
Burns is lying seriously III at st. Luke's
Hospital, and his trial was necessarily post
poned.
Shanahan was on hand. It was charged
against him that on the afternoon of the
Sd inst. he was found drunk in saloon at
the corner of Capp and Seventeenth streets.
Two officers testified that they found him
in the saloon, but that nc was able to walk
without staggering.
Corporal Heaney of the Seventeenth-street
station said that when Shanahan was TAX en-
into the station his breath was redolent of
whisky.
Shanahan was asked to explain his con-
duct, and admitted that he had drunk
liquors on the day of his arrest, but excused
himself on the ground that he was Ill at the
time.
The sergeant who appeared against Shan
ahan testified that he was one of the best
officers on The force and had never before
been seen under the influence Of liquor.
Shanahan was reprimanded.
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The Divorce Court

Gussle Cordelia O'Connell was yesterday
granted divorce by Judge Murphy from
Thomas Sarsfield O'Connell on the ground
of extreme cruelty. The plaintiff was also
granted $40 month allmony, $50 counsel
fees and costs OF suit.
Suits for divorce have been filed by Alice
M. Meyer against William Meyer Sarah
Collins against Patrick j. Collins, Clara
Louisa Rose against Arthur w. Rose. and
Lucy. c. Goodspeed against Ryland G. Good
cod
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.
BORN.

BORN.
MILLS-In this city. February 4. 1893. to the wife
OF ii. v. Mills. daughter.
FAUTZ-ln this city, February z, 1893 to the wife
OF Henry Fautz, son.
McBREARTY-in this city. February Is, 1898. to
the wife OF James McBrearty. a son.
wHITE-In this city, February 10, 1893, 10 the
wife of william j. W hite, son.
SUTTER-In this city. February 16. 1898, to the
wife of G. L. Suffer.
PRATT-In this city, to the wife OF Fred j. Pratt.
MASH this city. February 10. 1893. to the wife
OF DR. Z. Ii. Mas, a son.
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Early's Defense.

A jury was impaneled In Judge WalIace's
court yesterday to try Thomas j. 2. Early
on a charge of manslaughter.
Early kept saloon on Main street, near
Harrison. and about three months ago Sam
mel Powers. sailor, came into the place.
He was refused drink till he had paid
Early an old score of So. Powers made
threatening motion at Early. who thereupon
struck him over the right ear with a bottle.
infictlng injuries from which Powers sub
sequently died In the Marine Hospital.
Early, who is defended by Carroll Cook.
will make special plea that Powers left
the hospital against the orders of the pbysi-
clans and was thus c0ntri butory to his own
death.
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was pnstmarked Burr Oaks. Iowa. was
found 10 one of the dead mans pockets.
The proprietor of the hotel. 7. F. Cavitt,
night. He was givan room 4, and when the
bedmaker knocked at his room late yester-
day afternoon he received no answer, and
looking through the trans0m saw the man
lying dead upon the bed. The Coroner will
hold an inquest over the body to-day.
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Suits for Damages.

The father of Charles Cuneo, aged Is, has
sued the Simpson Lumber Company. owners
OF the Union Box-factory, for Sill, 600 dam
ages the boys arm having been taken off
by bandsaw. The case is on trial before
q jury In Judge Sanderson's court.
George Ehrman Dr., q newspaper carrier.
has sued Napoleon Beauregard for $4,000
damages, aud the case is on trial before
Judge Hunt and jury. Beauregard, II is
claimed. mistook the boy for newspaper
thief and gave him beating.
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Faro Game Raided.

A faro game-in a saloon at q Third street
was: in progress yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock when Sergeant Coles with posse
suddenly appeared and arrested the dealer,
Henry Johns Oh. and T. 81. Howard, Charles
Jones, John Smith, Charles Harris and
John Savage, who were endeavOring to
make fortunes without the usual exertion
of working.
None of the players had any property
when searched, and the faro layout, to be
used as evidence, was the only thing Sc
cured.
The dealers and players were booked for
misdemeanor at the Folsom-street police
station
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A New Church.

The sale Of the Unitarian Church at the
corner Of Twentieth and Capp streets, in
which the Woodbridge Presby terrain Chruch
has been holding services, led to a suspen-
sion of services, but at the same tine offered
an opportunity for the. Inauguration of a
new church ENTERPRISE. which was promptly
taken advantage of.
Rev. DIR. s. Rogers of the Presbyterian
CHURCH has rented the building formerly
occupied by the Howard-street Presbyte-
Tlan Church, and is having il fitted up as
place Of public worship and services will
be held there morning and evening Suu-
days till further notice
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Its Work Finished

Charleston Division No. of the United
States Naval Association held Its last meet
ing last night in the Second Regiment
armory. on Page and Cough streets. The
division was instituted for the purpose of
being accomplished, 1t met last night to dis
pose Of the balance of the funds on hand,
amounting to aboutSf60. Nearly every men,
Der knew OF different institution which he
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AT 25c.
LADIES'
MUSLIN CHEMISE,
plain pleateds
AT 35c.
LADIES'
MUSLIN CHEMISE,
torchon lace trimmed
At 500.
LADIES'
MUSLIN CHEMISE,
embroidery trimmed.
AT S5c.
LADIES' MUSLIN
G IL K NJ 1 s f. deep
embroidery trimmed,
AT 25c.
LADIES'
MUSLIN DRAWERS.
tucked bottoms
At 39c.
LADIES'
MUSLIN DRAWERS,
tucked and RULED.
AT 45c.
LADIES'
MUSLIN GOWNS,
pieated fronts.
At CSC.
LADIES'
MUSLIN GOWNS.
fancy embroidered
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A Murderous Individual.

Luigi Carfaguer went into the Crystal
saloon on Montgomery avenue at an early
hour yesterday morning and became dlsor-
derby. The proprietor, Charles Smith. or
dered him out of the place, when Luigi
pulled pistol and fred shot at Smith.
The bullet passed over Smiths shoulder
and graZed the arm of a waitress. Luigi
was arrested by Officers Murray and Wren
in Bartlett alley aud locked up for an as
sault with a deadly weapon.
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gentlemen who were passing up and down
Market street. and conducting themselves
in boisterous manner While they were
engaged abusing al old gentleman Sergeant
Barnstead and Policeman O'Dea interfered
with their sport and placed the trio under
arrest. All three were locked up at the
new City Hall police station, where Wilson
was charged with using vulgar language,
while Smith and Jones were booked fo'
df9tur hing the peace
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-21
A PIONEER DEAD.
Washington Elliot, San Francisco's
Earliest Singing Master.

Washington Elliot, man we'll known In
the pioneer musical circles of San Fran
cisco, has passed away. The deceased was
" years of age and was native of Maine.
In the early days of California he came
West and was among the earliest settlers In
this city. In 1856 ne started a singing
school in the basement of the old Calvary
Presbyterian Church, which then stood on
Bush street, between Montgomery and
Sansome. Subsequently he was appointed
teacher of music In the public schools, which
position he held many years.
Some years ago he met with an accident
on the railroad. which resulted In paralysis,
and on Sunday he died at the residence of
his son in Alameda from an attack of la
grippe.
The deceased leaves widow, also aged,
a son, Chester E. Elliot, who Is secretary Of
a number of mining companies, and a
daughter, Mrs. Grove P. Ayers of San
ErauclscO
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
MONDAY, February 20
Stmr Mackinaw Littefeid 80 hours from Seat
tie; 300 tons coal to Cornwall
Stmr Empire. Jessen. days from Departure Bay !;
500 tons coal, to X Chandler.
Be ship strathgryfe. Langdon. l49 days from Lon
don; mdse, to- Spreckels q Bros.
Spoken.
Per Stratbgryfe-Jan 81. IL N, lit W. bark st
James, from Portland for San Francisco.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
LIVERP0OL-Arrived Feb 20-Stmr British
Prince, from Philadelphia
NEW YORK-Arriyed Feb 20-Stmr Aurania I'm
LfyerpoOI
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Only a Cracker crumb.

Raymond Nelson wac engaged in lunching
off cracker aud cheese at o restaurant YES
terday when fragment of cracker "went
the wrong way" In the effort TO eject the
cracker from his CLOTHS he coughed so vIo-
lently as to produce q hemorrhage Of the
lungs. for which he was treated at the Re-
ceiving Hospital by DR.. Deane.
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A HAMMOCK DAY.
The White Vest Was Out
Again.
PALM-LEAF FANS FLUTTERED.
The Wedding JOurneyers From Wis
consin on the Zephyr-BlOwn
Heights.
PALM-LEAF FANS FLUTTERED.

He white vest was taken
out from the lower bu-
reau drawer, the light
checked trousers came
out of the press. and
tender glances were shot
at the straw hat and
palm-leaf fan.
In the streetcars fat
women perspired. and
lean ones looked exas-
peratinglY comforta bic.
On the waterfront
streets barefooted boys
were seen picking wharf
splinters from their toes.
There was an eQua-
torial breath borne
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w 1Sh Vic hOkbOA w Ao
written on Valentines
day. They were mar
ried here In August last
with a great flourish OF
trumpets. and now they
are going to the "birth-
place of heaven" what
ever that may bet is
certainly not Chicago.
General Stephen May
bell is the founder and
commander of the Army
of the Kingdom OF
n
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For the Benefit of Batteries q and H.

Tomorrow evening the military drama
CLOUDS" will be presented at the Standard
Theater by the Fifth Avenues for the bene-
fit Of Batteries G and II, National Guard of
California. The piece has been thoroughly
rehearsed and it will. no doubt, prove a
fine entertainmpnf
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No One Knows Him.

A handsome man with brown hair and
heavy blonde mustache was found dead
last night In room OF the Charter Oak
House, 675 Mission street. He was dressed
in light brown suit and lay upon the bed.
A bottle that mad contained morphine lay
upon the floor.
A letter addressed 10 David Ives, which
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up to a week ago and
appeared to be In the
best of health.
The deceased was
born in Roxbury, Mass.
Sc years ago, but came
to this city when quite
q small boy. He was
educated at st. Ign atius
College, and was a
classmate with many of
the prominent citizens
of to-day. On leaving COL
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Death of Minister pascon.

j. NJ. Rascon, Mexico's Minister to Japan,
died in his room in the Palace Hotel Sum
day night from dropsy. Mr.. Rascon had
been ailing for some time, and he took pas
sage on the overdue steamer City of Picking
for this city, thence to Mexico. On arriv-
ing here his health had completely failed
and be was obliged to take to his bed
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Nve Is With IIs

BIZ Nye and A. P. Burbank will appear
In Metropolitan Hall tonight and do their
best to provoke the mirth of the people.
Nye says that San Francisco is the greatest
town In America for glamour and stage
business, and San Francisco approaching
this high compliment will, doubtless, flock
to hear him lecture.
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for the here and now.
What is our authority I?
The word of Christine
clear biblical statement
of his mission. John
came crying In the will
derDess: Prepare. for
the kingdom of heaven
is at hand! Jesus took
up the shibboleth and
declared the kingdom of
heaven to be at hand.
And Jesus was the Re-
deemer. because he came
to redeem the world. not
for atorpity ne wa havQ
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hctycu III hduu, huu
he and his wife, who also ranks as gen.
eral in this new religious army, went from
this city to Chicago for the special purpose
of arranging for proper representation in
the parliament of religions to be held under
the auspices of the congress auxiliary. Gen.
eral Maybell and his wife are both CalifOr-
mans and are both we'll known on the Pa
cfc Coast. Years ago. In the days of the
sandlotters, Stephen Maybell was elected
by the Workingmen to the Legislature OF
the State. He is strong, vigorous man OF
As. with leonine head and dark, bristling
mustache. His flow Of language is easy.
not always refined. and his speech is marked
by a strong English accent. though he is
native American.
Mrs. Maybell is many years the junior Of
her husband, and is knd-faced woman Of
large heart and good impulse. Both are in
the best sense humaDitarians, and both are
intensely and Gevoutiy interested in the re-
forms they have instituted
Both wear uniforms. The generals is
la mlitare, of rich broadcloth. brass but
tons of the Knights Templar emblem-cross
and crown = and on the shoulders are
epaulets. Mrs. Maybell's dress is dark blue
also, and epaulets are worn upon the shout
ders. 1t was only last August the couple
were welded, and the marriage, which Oc-
cured in Metropolitan Hall. was so unique
that thousands of people went to witness
the ceremony. Mrs. Hanson. now Mrs.
Maybel had long been connected with kim
dergarten work, and was quite as popular
as her husband. As both were generals In
the army and its chief commanding officers,
they made the marriage as solemn and
binding as possible by performing the mar
rage ceremony themselves. They repeated
in dialogue form a marriage service con-
tanning some suggestions as to the proposed
teachings OF the army, and declared them
selves man and wife.
a"No, we are not working on the lines of
the Salvation Army" said the general to
Chicago reporter. THAT organization seeks
to redeem individuals for the next world.
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A family named Polly, who live In Green
County, KY, are noted for their longevity.
The mother, who is said to be l07 years of
age. is the parent of fourteen children, thir-
teen of whom are alive. The youngest of
the living children is 90 years old
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Where They Belong.

Thomas Wilson, alias Tom Jones, his
brother John Jones and Charles Smith.
young men, amused themselves last night
BY making insulting remarks to ladies' and
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AT Be.
HAMBURG EDGING. ~
to ia inch. value loo
a yard.
At ZAc.
HAMBURG E GIN g,
Il/2 TO 3 inch, value
12Hac a yard.
At loc.
HAMBURG f DIG " g,
III to 4 inch. value
zoe a yard.
At 400.
HAMBURG EDGING, 8
TO 6 inch, value zoe TO
35c a yard.
AT 25c.
HAMBURG EDGING, 6
10 8 inch, value 35c to
Acc a yard.
At 25c.
SW ISIS FLOUNCING,
hemstltched, value SOC
a yard.
AT 35c.
= WISS FLOUNCJNG,
fancy patterns, value
Csc a yard.
At SOC.
FINE SWISS FLOUNC-
ING, new designs, value
85c a yard.
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BELIEVE IN LIFE.
Then You Can Easily Live
Forever.
so SAYS GENERAL MAYBELL.
The Founder of the Kingdom of Heaven
at Hand Is on the Way to
New York.

1--WE start for the birthplace of heaven
to-day" writes General Stephen Maybell of
the Kingdom of Heaven at Hand to friend
in this city.
General and Mrs. Maybell were In Chicago
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city, February
Is. 1898. by the Rev. J. NJ. Buehler, Albert Burk-
hardt and Louisa c. Schenck.
HA\SEN-JENSEN-ln Oakland. February l8,
1893. by the Rev. l. L. p. DietrIchson, Ms Hansen
and Laura Jensen.
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anger ioldUQ- anu uOn u
at the end of the long
streets that led TO the
placid bay the shipping
showed itself vaguely.
Lets take one of
those cable-cars and go
over to Telegra ph Hill.
They say that's it
over there" she said,
pointing with her para
sol, a way they have In
Wisconsin.
"All right" said he
of Milwaukee, and in a
half hour they were
climbing up the golden
stairs that lead to the
summit of the much
hacked eminence in the
northeastern part of
town.
A smell of fried onions
Ann4rd O,,A fr4u, n o1nao
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
under the authority of a certain Deed OF Trust
duly executed by HIRAM ;. ALLEN, party OF the
first part, to HEN RY c. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS b. KENT, Trustees. parties of the second
part, and the SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION,
party OF the third part. dated December %, 1890,
and recorded in the office of the County Recorder
OF the County OF Fresno State of California. in
Liber liza OF Deeds at pages SO and following: ana
in pursuance of resolution passed on the 26th
day of January, 1899 by the Board OF Directors or
said San Francisco Savings Union. a corporation.
and the holder of the note No. 10 $40 to secure
payment of which the aforesaid Deed of Trust was
executed, declaring that default had been made In
the payment Of interest and other sums, due under
said note and Deed of Trust and requesting and
directing said Henry c. Campbell ana Thaideu 4.
ID. Kent Trustees, to Sell the real estate described
therein to satisfy said Indebtedness
We. HENRY q. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS n.
MEN rnstees, 90 reby give notice that o. tS-
O'Clock ". of that day and at the auction saesroom
OF Easton. Eldridge d Co.. No. $50 Market street,
In the city and county OF San Francisco. state OF
California. will sell at public auction. to the
highest bidder for cash In gold coin OF the United
States all pieces or parcels OF land situate in
the county OF Fresno, State OF California described
as follows, TO Wit:
According to the Official plats and system OF sur
township thirteen (13) SOUTH range twenty-three
(23l east, Mount Dfablo base and meridian.
the northsa. s% Searye 1S 'e the east
half OF the southeast quarter (E- ~ OF Sc "a aud
the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter
or section twenty uine (as) the north half of the
northeast quarter IN. IA OF Ne ~. mo,
Containing In all two hundred and forty (24OJ
acres of land. more less, together with the appur
tenanceS
Terms OF sale-Cash In gold coin OF the United
States; 10 per cent payable to the undersigned on
the fall or the hammer; balance on dellyery or
item dsys being o allowed for search then said 10
per cent TO be forfeited and the sale to be void
Acts Of sale at purchasers expense ,ppv,
THADDEUS b. KENT,
fe7 l0l4l72l2A2 Trustees