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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23
BAD NOSE FOR BUTTER
n. B. Groff's Employe Makes an
Error that Led to Croft s Arrest.
The Employer Held for Violating the
OleOmargarine Law-CriminalC Court
Lets Another YiOlator Off Easy.

Nathaniel B. Croft, who deals in oleo-
margarine at so East Market, is in trouble
and all through misplaced energy of boy
in his employ named Albert Goddard, he
says. Croft retails oleomargarine TO boarding
houses and restaurants and Albert was en-
ployed to solicit orders from these sources
and afterwards to deliver the goods. The
oleomargarine laws are written in blood"
and prohibit the selling of the imitation
butter in other shape than the original ten
pound packages, which must be plainly
marked and must bear the stamp of the
Internal revenue collector The fine for vio-
lation of this law is as high as $1,000 and
coupled with ii is provision for imprison-
menr for not more than three years
The complaint in this case comes from a
rival dealer who received the tip from
Pyatt 81 Boyd, grocers at Alabama and
Seventh streets Goddard recently, upon
three separate occasions, visited their store
and each time sold them ten-pound firkin
of what was marked Columbus creamery
butter, 1t is claimed. While In the store
on the last visit the boy was shown some
genuine creamery butter which, with the
air and assurance of an expert he pro-
nounced oleomargarine. His nerve was so
steady that, unfortunately for him. the
bluff went and the grocers called up the
house from which they bought the butter
and registered good, hard protest. The re-
suit was that this time sure-enough ex-
pert came out and tasting the articles at
once pronounced the boys creamery 10
be oleo and the other good butter. This was
the beginning of the end, for the informa-
tion was carried to the government author
tiles soon after in the manner mentioned,
and Croft was yesterday arrested and taken
before United States Marshal Van Buren,
for hearing.
According to the boys testimony he
would take the oleo around for delivery
and when customer refused ii he was In
the habit of hunting another market for
his goods, his motto being to dispose OF
the goods before returning to headquarters.
He had not been long in Groff's employ, but
thought he had grasped the details of the
business in pretty fair shape. Croft, on the
other hand, testified that Albert had Strict
orders to solicit only for the best oleo
customers and the pound frkns he had
were simply samples Of the goods and not
for sale. Albert insisted in his evidence
that the cleo was given to him with In
structions to sell il wherever he could.
Croft declared the boy was not telling the
truth and the matter resolved itself TO a
question of veracity. Meanwhile Commits
sioner Van Buren, concluded to hold Croft
in $500 bond, which was at once furnished,
Frank l.. Cross being the surety. Albert
nc longer works for Croft.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23

The Prisoner Takes the Stand and
TELLS IL Disgusting story.

The case of George Kidd, alias Booth
Bell, on trial in the Criminal Court for
criminal assault. is yet with the jury. The
had not returned at 9 o'clock last night.
At that hour acting Judge Span gave in
structions for a sealed verdict, should
decision be reached before morning. The
prisoner himself was on the stand yester-
day morning, and although he admitted
having taken liberties with the girl, La
vonia Sherman. he asserted that he met
with no resistance. He told a disgusting
story that brought forth a scathing de-
nouncement from the prosecution. When
arrested Bell had in his possession a large
package of letters of an obscene character,
but the correspondence was not produced
during the trial.
1t was learned yesterday that had the
State been aware of the fact, an important
witness could have been secured In testify
ing to the previous character of the prison
err. This person is Jessie Lee, woman of
unsavOry reputation, who was a former
inmate OF the resort of Fannie Dean on
South New Jersey street. When the Dean
woman left here some few weeks ago with
several hundred dollars worth of diamonds
she took the Lee girl with her. The latter
came here last summer from the West and
made the statement that she had been
travelling with theatrical company. She
mentioned the name of Edwin Arden"
which was one of the names assumed by
Bell, and IL is now known that she was
with the latter. The girl related a senSa-
tional story Of her life while with the Ed
win Arden" company, but on investigation
IL could not be verified. The little Weig-
man girl, one of the first of Bells victims
TO expose his practices. could not be found
her parents sent her away TO avoid the
notorety of appearance in the case
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WENT TO THE BURYING GROUND.
Liquor Law ViOlatOrs Appeal to the

In the Police Court, yesterday morning
Clark Carpenter proprietor of the saloon
at the corner OF Washington and Liberty
streets, was fined $50 and costs for selling
liquor to q minor. James Reynolds and
John Padden the bartender and porter in
the same saloon. were also arraigned for
selling liquor on Sunday. Carpenter was
fined $50 and costs and the other two were
fined a like amount, to which added
Imprisonment in the workhouse for thirty
days. All the cases were appealed TO the
Criminal Court burying ground for liquor
cases.
Seventeen fruit peddlers who were ar
rested for selling by station were arraigned.
Three were fined So and costs each, and
the others were released.
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superior Court.

superior
Room 1-James NJ. Winters. Judge.
Cleaveland Fence Company VS.. George
Smith ct al; mechanics lien; Jury re-
turned verdict for plaintiff for SO.
Robert Il. Jerusalem VS. w. ;. Wickard;
damages. Judgment for plaintiff for $50.
John c. Ertel VS.. Charles Bauer ct al.
Johnston, J. Il. Appeal dismissed
Allen A. Bowser VS.. +. T. Admire; re-
ownership. On trial by court.
John South VIZ. Emma Niesler; special
lien. Dismissed.
Daniel Foley VS.. James Gill; sewer as
sessment. Dismissed.
Room 2-J. w. Harper. Judge.
John Yorger VS.. Albert Springer; dam
ages. Cause dismissed by agreement, each
party paying half the costs.
Charles A. Howes VS.. Edward NJ.
Humphrey; suit on note and to forecloSe
mortgage. On trial by jury.
Circuit Court.
]. f. Mccullough, Special Judge.
Reuben Cline VS.. Isaac Meyers; SANDER.
Demand, $4,000. On trial by jury.
Gaar. Scott & co. VS.. John r Heaton;
on mote e Trial !; ,5e by court Finding for
VIM. F. Earnes VS.. Elijah S. Elder; sewer
assessment lien. Dismissed and costs paid.
New Suits Filed.
Lake Village Savings Bank VS.. the In
diana Mllers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany. Superior Court, Room l.
Kate NJ. Bowles VS.. John &. Riley; suit
to foreclose. Superior Court, Room B.
Charles T.. Jones VS.. Indianapolis Jour-
nal; complaint for damages. Demand, $l0,-
PhiIander L. Phillips VS. Frank Schofeld
ct al; complaint to foreclose. Superior
Court Room 3.
Crescent Brewing Company VS.. Charles
j. Wagner; on note. Superior Court,
Room 2
Philip Watson VS.. Frank L. Rumford: on
note. Superior Court, Room 1.
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Sentenced for Highway Robbery.

In the Criminal Court. yesterday. John
Redman and Nimrod Jones were tried on
grand jury indictment charging them
with highway robbery The prosecuting
witness was William Porter cOlored pen
s!oner, who claimed that the men assaulted
and robbed him on the morning of Aug.
%, 1892, in his home. on Twenty-siXth
street. Jones was acquitted of the charge
and Redman was sent TO the State prison
for
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23
They Merely Have to Appeal.

Charles Conroy. a bartender employed at
the Denison Hotel was fined SO and costs
yesterday for selling liquor Sunday.
Conroy'S case was tried in Police Court
and on an appeal was sent TO the Criminal
Court He pleaded guilty to the charge
before special Judge Span. There are a
tried in the Criminal Court. which. Pros
cutor Hoffman states, will come up next
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23
business College Litigation.

Judge Winters yesterday heard the petit
tion of Allen A Bowser for the appoint
ment OF a receiver OF the affairs of the
Spencerian Business College. The petition
err also asked the court to order an ac-
counting He claims that his former part
ner, Ephraim Admire, is indebted to him
in considerable sum, and alleges that the
business of the institution is in a precari-
Gus condition. Judge Winters refused TO
name a receiver, stating that he did not
believe the college to be In urgent need of
one. AS 10 the demand for an accounting,
the court will decide this morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23
Two Cases Before n Magistrate.

The trial of ex-patrolman Kerins. charged
with trespass by proprietor Ackelow, of
the Circle House, will be concluded this
morning in Justice Habich's court. Yester-
day afternoon arguments were made for
the defendant by deputy City Attorney
Rabb.
The case of William Hanckley, charged
with obtaining money under false pretenses,
which was continued until yesterday after
noon at o'clock. was further continued
till Saturday afternoon. at o'clock.
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Juror Bundy Was stubborn.

Juror John Bundy, one of the regular
panel in Room of the Superior Court, was
scored yesterday by Judge Bartholomew.
the court having heard that the juror was
given To stubbornness OF an unreasonable
quality. IL was stated that recently juror
Bundv Informed his foreman that his mind
made up in certain case and rather
than change il he would go TO jail.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23
Good Reason.

Boston Home Journal
Edith-Why did you dismiss Mr. Coed
heart?
Blanche-Ch, he got so he'd rather sit
at home and hold my hand than take me TO
the theater.
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Hoods and Only Hoods.

Are you weak and weary, overworked and
tired? Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the medi-
cine you need to purify and quicken your
blood and TO give you appetite and strength.
If you decide TO take Hoods Sarsaparila
do not be induced to buy any other Any
effort to substitute another remedy is proof
of the merit of Hoods
Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
Pills; assist digestion, cure headache. Try
q box.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23
sarah II. Croper Was Fined.

Sarah T. Croper, who was arrested
Wednesday on a warrant sworn out by
Enos Hege, charging her with trespass
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They Reissued Punched Tickets.

A clever scheme TO swindle the Southern
Pacific by the reissue Of punched railroad
tickets has been unearthed, and u. n.
Whiteside and ]. A. Andrews, clerks in the
office in San Francisco, and Il. Greenwald
and NJ. Greenwald, ticket brokers, nave
been arrested for forgery. The swindle mas
been going on for some time, and the prohtS
OF the conspirators were quite large.
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over the lines OF the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas and Texas Pacific railroads. Both
gentlemen were al their offices In New
York yesterday and both disavowed any
knowledge Of the alleged project.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23

Where there are children there DR.. Bull S
Cough Syrup should be always handy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23

A horseman claims that feeding an idle
horse much corn in winter Is az hard on
them as overwoTking them in summer
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THE COURT RECORD.

was fined s. and costs yesterday afternoon
in Justice of the Peace Johnston's court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23

ing road filed a petition in the United States
Court at Philadelphia, asking permission
20 build a siX-million-dollar subway. 1t Is
proposed that the subway shall he con-
structed beginning at n point east Of Broad
street. Philadelphia, on the Reading road
and passing by tunnel under Broad street
and then by open subway 10 Twenty-first
street and Hamilton street. thence by tun-
mel To a point near fancy street. thence by
open subway TO a point at or near Thir-
tieth street. The plans and estimates have
received the approval OF the Mayor The
city pays a share OF the expenses
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PHYSICIANS
DR.. E. HADLH

OFFICE-136 North Pennsylvania strsst.
RESIDENCE-210 North Delaware street. Once
hours. 3 to a. m; 10 p IN; u p. n Office
telephone. oO2 House telephone 1918
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DR.. {. |. FLETCHER.

RESIDENCE-67O North MerI linn stcsss
OFFICE-309 South Meridian street.
Office Hours-0 10 10 "A. IA; % p. IN; to D. N.
Telephones-ofce 9O7; residence. AL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13

- cuiE o. the Hawaiian Islant<-Iu PROBATE
II the 1lstrer o. the Estate OF ANDRE ALEX
ANDRE CANNOT -z5e q hIiaug4rl. NolO-
III. deceased
OF reading aGi ding the pstiti0a aud &C
cgE--> % 3 A >cL1sf5r. ExsCE-cr OF the viii
Ct andre AtsLsCcre CsrUiC-- Ate o. Sa-
4EpIpa- NClCza5. Gscs->ec. wherein he Ak
70 be allowed S-.t55--5- sut charges himself
WIKI s2-S-+t- ard ask rhss she Slus
lay Be examined and approved ard Ll1-
4 1cII order uGy Be made ~ ti>-ritC.i1E Of
The property remaining in hi hands 10 the
persons thereto entitled. and tischarzirE hiu
and kLs sureLiss fruo al tzr-he- responsibility
A. s1ch ExscUsor-
Il - ordered that FRIDAY. TIE 2lCh day OF
Az-Ch. A D l>s4- a. lEE 0-cI0ck l. N u Clan
Gers. n the CCErt Erl-s- A. Honolulu. be and
The -I11s hereby = appointed - the tine and
p-acs for hearing said petition and sccoCE.s.
and i1s- Al persons interested nay tAsu ard
there appeal A1c SHOW ca1sa. u any they have.
way The sane soCCc net b ErIursd. aud z,.y
present evidence Il % Bho are entitled &C the
said property.
Dated AZ EOuO---u- & / Jhis=iih day o; Esb-
l. D -s4t
81 the Cozrr-
CGARLES 2 PETERSON.
t%S-3E ~ kof tee Ct-cufr t1u-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
NIKADO'S SILVER WEDDING
20, the Ceremonies SS00,000 Will
Be Expended.

The Emperor Q: Japsn'S silver
wedding was celebrated on last
Friday by the japanese residents
in this city. the Naniwa fired ;
salute AZ noon, Sud in the evening
5 dinner wzS given M board OF the
vessel in honor Of She day. In
speaking Of the silver wedding the
Chronicle says;
Great prspArstiouS Srs being made
fO- the celebration Ot the silver we'd
ding Ot the Emperor. y sum OF $50,
coo i 70 De expended. The Emperor
will make the celebration Su occasion
for sending aid % such Of the peers -
are in SIrsitsusi circumstances. Out
side the ranks % the territorial mag
mates there have SlwSyS been in japan
MOBILES whose incomes were Of the
slsnisrest dimensions, Sni since the
restoration these inpSSCuiouS peers
hsve fSrsd worse than ever. His
majesty i said 10 entertain the project
% forming >U>rsuSnce fund which
shall serve 70 relieve distressed MOBILES
The sum 10 De devoted 10 this excel
lent purpose i stated ST $4,000.
II i reported that the Ministers Of
State aui he Priyy Councillors have
combined 70 present 10 tGeir Imperial
MSieScie>. on the occasion OF the silver
wedding, $ pSir q osSutlfully-chiSslsi
silver forks, the weight OF which Will
Dc shout nine pounds Syolrdupois.
The ImpsriSl household i said 70
hSve given Su order 10 GOkohSmS
>ilvsrsmith for 30 tortOi>ss and cranes
ehisslsi in silver. These. doubtless,
Srs designed IS presents 10 the guests
who have the honor 10 be invited on
the suspicious occasion The Empress
DOwSEer hzS SL>o ordered some OojsCC
% art from Yokohama ST = cost Of
about Stlrr- TllS = supposed 70 be
intended - : present for the Emperor
and Empress. - The idea % Offering
some m9ueuC0 To the Imperial pSIc
bSS ) 80 been Ugu.=d amongst OffiCISlS,
zud iG i thought that the scheme will
take The form q = CouCribUCi0n amour
ting u days pay from Sll officials,
Including naval zl1 military
Meanwhile, there sppeArs 10 be some
SuOng The people in Toxic
a. 70 the method which they ought 10
zpopt for celebrating the occasion.
Inquiries said 70 have been addressed
70 the Toxic municipality hsve
elected = reply thSG the programme
followed IN eO1uecCIOu With the pro-
mitigation Of the constitution msy
Dc taken s. 3 guide
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
/ NEW STEAMER.
TIE I1tscIsl4li Company Has
0rts-ei One.

The I1ts--LsIzrd Steam Nsviga-
:io- Company has ordered 5 new
vessel 10 lake the place Of the
steamer C. E Bishop, recently
wrecked She viii Dc built by the
HsI Brothers OF Port Bl2keley.
WASH Who have built many YES
sels io- the company. The new
bo4t vii oe shout four feet longer
than The Bishop and viii hs7s 8
carrying capacity Of sbou. 400
bags Of sugar. She will De bull.
0; WOOD and while she vii De de-
signed for : freight vessel four
si4terucus viii DC buils On deck
tuc The accom- uodssion Of passe1-
gers The vessel viii cost about
s57 600 and !. i expected thst she
viii &c 6nisbed by the coming
Oc5o6er. Captain Godfrey vii
have his vacation sboCt that TINE
znt Ne vii journey . isr 81 POct
B-&ksiEy u take command Of the
new steamer On her maiden vUTaes
20 this pCr1.
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Postponed to April q. 1894.
iSSS-td
Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOreel0Se and of Sale.
Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ thSi By yirIGs Of power OF sale eoniziued
II ; certain mortgage dated the isth day OF May.
A. D iS9o. made By hUhANA POAIMOkU and
kuPA. her husband. and :. ". kALAAUULA
o LahliUs. Island OF Mani, 70 james VI Mon
-zrra- CO uuuulEl1. Island OF oahu, Trustee,
recorded u the otzce OF the Registrar Of Con-
vgTAuceS- n Ll5sC 10, fOliOs 81. % znd Go, the
aid James II Nouszrrat. TrGs-es. - aforesaid.
Mortgage Intends TO fOrclO>s the said mortg2se
Tor = S-c1ca OF the conditions in said mortgage
c-E-EsCei. tC-sit- the nou-payueuI OF both the
principal aud interest when due
N1Itc5 : sl>O HEREBY given that ell and sing
---E Ice lLCcs- t=lsnsuts aud herediIauenls IN
sa-t a.c--s1ge contained and described viii be
sd 20 public auction 81 the z1cIion room Of
Jzs- z lgrZs1. on Q1eeu Street, in said Homo
lrl1, o. MONDAY. the Snt day Of April, A D.
I,si- At = o'eiaek noon Of said Gay.
IEs property u said mortgage Is thus de-
Is All those tEo certain tracts, pieces or par
GELS o. -&Gt situate - P1lzni aud NuimaIu Haupo.
b aid Island % Maui, and containing in al
3 u acr=- AID being me same premises de<crib-
= lE ECEE- Patent (JraELI No. 2Is3 20 kek.-
hz-l t1s father % said k1kzua POaiuoku aud
: y. hsItalaa-
sttlHte A. said Suir1slu- containing 81 area OF
:, sc-r<, and being the sane premises dsScrib-
Cd IN Royal PatsHt -s-3, Land Commission
Award No 5T73 TO kzEshsok2iS. grandfather
OF aid kEkzuS POainokV. and s. ". KzlSAnulx:
Excepting and reserTing Ihsrsfrou such pot
tI1r- thereof n we're sold 10 &. kAiAiki oy said
h1414-l1 Oy CeeO c4tGC DcGGln-
Der -, ise5, and recorded in Liber So. folio Iss
courairinZ = - acres, and TO $. K.isiki By said
k1Sd1x FoaiEoSu and kopa. By deed dated
March Is ISL AID recorded in Libsr ) on folio
Es7- s-s4 acre- il Land Commission Award 5773
and - acre- in Royal Patent 21S5-
JAMES N HONSARRAT. Trustee.
Mortgages.
Terms Cash Deeds a. expense OF purchaser.
Fec farther particulars sppIy to the ssid mort
--z=s-
HGzoIEiu- March s 1885,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
Guns FOR CANNIBLLS.
British A1ihlc!las Degri7lg Paeifc
Is,aatsrs q Msaro-s


In the sECrr 10 prsTsCs the Supply
ING q E-sg-us 10 CgzITss a the
PscIse asl4Ed=- rssulgsi5cs Rave
inst oeeE EAGs oT the British HIEn
CoC-1s.iccer tCr the Ws-tsrr
PscIsc prohibiting British Ts-seLs
EuU carrying CGrs than oCs riis
AID Ccs p5=s0I t1r saet usC6er o:
he crew and each bcrs fie uasesc-
gar, not CaITe- Il Ia. aIsl been
Ca6= Al CE=cse pCrz:tz5J= 6F fire
And urrl:CC-eci tCr any persoc 10
Eppi! EsG-uG guu1rlrioo- -
plcETT=s CT Ici0Ilsa1IrE ElGoc 10 the
u45ITss q any q the Pacific Islands.
1r6Er BcTlIsE c1c1ruI u pruGse1i1c-
CcscrurGICCz traders have rscsc--
y =1ppLl=d lhs CztITEs u several a.
these 1=LEEi= VIII WI1eL=scEr rIE=E
AID ann -zIlI--- VIII Tie res5zLf Il Il
tie C4lT=s 80 E-ed t47s rAi=
rEl1= % 1eIEhccrTEE Islands and
=Ls-zclErE,i tee IEE4LIzzrz-
l BcL1-c EEr vessel O Z recec Z
GGCr q 1-e--4 Islands f.CzG that 4
party q these acued czrz-lizr=-
ECGCrI--= c4l-l-aL=- rad 72=I-st =
uEarbF bland and 6C1enered The
Inhabitants Ct I LargE VLLLazz- cav
NJ ETErg EEI1zCes Of zzhee,1 zEc-
b1rrIcL= CzcrIhe-lstit Crzcli.ss-
EIEEazEs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13

/ E-r1ber E1=Pec=lGu q TIE
decree Of bankruptcy IN the NATTER
q Samuel Parker has been graure,i
I'll the Sd Instant / =aIpCIaGi1c
90 thai eject Z "a EI= signed 67
the ge1I1l1uLuE erEs-Il1r=- i P
P=t=rs1C tlr the rEsPoudeul-
II tE= z1ll=r q tG= estate O "
P EEn4L-- I4Es q Waikiki Mani
rhe Court Cooper J. ha= approved
the ACCOUNTS Of W O. SuIEE- Tie
=E=c'-tar, boz cI1utIc1=f1 TIE 1rI--s
UuliI II a15ifI1cEI Ec.z1Cns Z EI=1
CfEu oC-erz1GtIzE I1te5tE,tnes. t-=
the estate EEEeCrGr n P's-sCr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOreelose and of Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
II rsrLLru mortgage dated the 19Lh Gay Of Octo-
Der. 4 D. $50, made bf EATAWAHINOEU
HIEC and JOSEPH "A ASAASA Of Wsihs=
I-IIEt % NEGi- 20 James n Mos sarrar Of Homo
lu-l- Island - Osh1- Trustee. recorded in the
cl1cE % the Registrar Of CouvETEuce- in Lfber
-. t1Ii0= d = aud ". the said Jane. NJ Mon
.IrraL- Trustee Aforesaid Mortgages. intends
% s0r=ciose -tlt mortgage for breach OF the
cBn1tEiO1= n aid mortgage con t4iue1- ro-zf.
the HOu-payu1zuE Of both The princip pal and inter
80 Ehs1 c1E-
Notice I. also hereby given tharaII ard sfu zuIar
tie Ans teEs1-scLs ard 1e-=s.Itaueuts ia aid
11rTZtZz cD1-4insd and described EiII Dc solt
4 p1slIE G1cLio1 AZ The aactior rDcra Of Jane.
2 N9czIH- % Q1ssu street in sErd Hozolalg,
q MONDE i. Eae Isth day % March A. D 1904
II = o'clock n5on - aid day
he 1c1perIg n said mortgage Il th1s csscrib-
Cd VIZ
l AL thIz certain oiece O. parcel o. Land stir
Ate n The II % Azi- tn aid NEfaee con aiming
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