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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
WELLESLEY.

wellesley Mass, March 30 (speciaD-The winter
term cosed at o'clock on Wednesday afternoon OF
ms week Mrs. Julia J. Irvine. the acting presi-
zen, OF the college. will spend the recess in New
York
s'ss Helen j. Webster Phi. D.. professor OF com
pa,a''e ph'osophy In Wellesley College. and Mss
Ellen Hayes professor of mathematics have re-
cehtiy issued circulars describing their arrange
niehts Tor a summer school to be held in Wellesley
tns year from July 10 August IT. Professor
webster viii give courses In comparative grammar
o. Greek and Latin. with specia. reference to the
needs or teachers readings In German authors
Principes OF English composition. with practice in
'neme writing. and course In the historical gram
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THE PRTNr CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River, Mass. March 30 (Spec!aD-The local
cloth market has been firm during the week, al
though sales at figure slightly lower than the
ruling quotation here were reported from other
centres. The sales here largely In excess Of
the production, $4,000 pieces OF all kinds OF goods
having been disposed or Trading In the odd makes
quite brisk. and the demand is still fair High
err prices are looked for account Of the advance
In cotton. Manufacturers are much in earnest In
securing the establishment by the State OF
textile school for this community and yesterday
the Legislative Committee on Education enter
tanned here. In the opinion OF ex-Congressmau
Davis and other prominent manufacturers. the
battle for the survival OF the cotton industry OF
New-Ensiand must be fought in this city. and sue
cess cannot be secured unless there a closer
union OF hand and brain"
The weekly cloth statement is follows: Pro.
duction. 10000 pieces; deliveries. ,00o stock on
hard $4,000. OF which 1900 were odds and nooe
G4x6is: last weeks stock. lu.vJo: Sales $4,000 of
" %hlSh $500 were Odds 5000 were eixs4s spots.
$500; futures. $1,000 Sales for weekly delivery:
April $4,000; May. 5000; June. 1900; July 1900:
august 1900 September. 1000; October 1000: No.
vember, 1000; December 1000. Tho market n
steady, and the price is ia cents for sixSls,
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochcstc " y. March 20 tSpcciaD-Ihc NM
strel entertainment by the students was az sue
cessful financially as Il In the amusement fur-
nishcd The total receipts we're about f,Vl OF
which 500 is profit and will he used In meeting OLD
obligations incurred by the Students Association
on account OF athletics and In preparing for the
coming season. II has been determined to repeat
the performance the evening Of May 81. the date
Of the state intercollegiate field sports In this city.
'"Thc Campus" board has just been appointed, az
follows: Bacon. SO: Buxton '96; Cardus. SO; O. Is
Huntington IS: Arnold. 'gS: Pattison. 'S6.
Professor Henry +. Burton read paper Al the
Classical Conference at Ann Arbor this week. In
structor Adelbert Hamilton also ATTENDED this sah-
cring. -. -,
The university closed on Wednesday for the brief
snrIng vacation. and will reopen on April T.
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South Bcthie1em. Penn. March 90 (spccaD -
Pres amounting 10 rcar.y !9o have been given 20
fhc university for contest IN orAtory. - bc held
IN COMMENCEMENT week George ". Chllds Drcxel
AM John Wana;nakcr the donors
The regular M .tnS ~ a." Electrical ErglnecrlnG
s. .."ty MS hell Tuesday. A. this meeting J.
H. KIM. - Cornell University read paper on
The Jah.9-hk'0 Canal" and Edmund B.eh. -.
read on" On 'Nector Analysis as Applied to Alter
nate Current Problems"
Tho Athlete Assor.ati1n has accepted tho invl-
tat1n ~ -" University = Prunsyi Vanit - send a
team To comp"t" with that OF Lafayette College In
n mile relay race IN Philadelphia on April -
The Mustard and cheese pramatic Assc- ia, on
has decided on April 20 ae The date for the prpiuc-
ton Of An Baba." From now until the time u
production the east vi. be under control u a pro-
fessioral Goa from Ncv-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

Geneva y y. March - CSpcciiD.-Pros.deat Pot
tor returned this week from extended trip In the
South taken in the intercsts Of the college and OF
education. Arrangements for entrance examinations
TO the co'lcg. from several prominent Southern
schools were satisfactorily made. The endowment
OF Il library alcJve vas ais, secured. Last week
the college suffered the loae OF d warm friend and
abe nonresident lecturer. Or Henry Clppec. His
funeral was. attended by President Potter, VINO
preached the SUNDAY following Il sermon before the
students OF Lehigh University.
The btseba,. team - organized. ana has been
practising for several days. Twenty-Five games
have already been scheduled for the team. the fret
being with Trinity College, on April g. The pitch
ers for this season are Bott and Sniffon 81; the
cltchers Case '95, and Wakeman. SO. More atten-
ton than usual viii be given this year 20 track ath-
leticS
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PENNINGTON SEMINARY.

Pennington y. j.. March % tSpecaD.-The honor
roll for the winter term is as follows: Frs; grade
80 per cent i. r. Baker. Aberdeen. Md; Mss +.
Barracl0ugh. Vincand. y j.; Miss NJ l.. Early.
Sm!thve. y. j.; Miss T. l.. Johnson. Asbury Park.
y. j.: T. g. Grace. Goshen, y. J.; Miss 6. e. Reed.
Atlantic City. y. j.. :. 5. Wsrhman, Lnwoot, y.
J. Second grade. 9s per cent: w. q. buchanan.
Camden. y. j.: r. s Cline Blackwood. y. j.; ".
city, y. j.: u. VI. Gems. Brooklyn. .. 6. Gray.
Camden. \. j T.. a. Miller Philadelphia; j. Il.
Pfeifer, Wi!liamstJ%n. y. J.; Miss Reed Burl!ng
ton, y. J.; V. NJ. IHigely, Ellersburg. Nd. \ +.
Slagle. Morgan Nd, Miss +. a. STatton washing
ton; Fabian De GrrItihcascOa. Spain: u. + Weld
ner, BlrdsDoro Penn: u. @. Wilets. Camden. y. j.
The seminary closed It's winter term on THURSDAY.
March 81
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1.NIoN rnEoLoGicAL sEAlINAHY-

During The last week Professor John Tyler OF
Amherst College, has been giving some of his
series OF lectures on anatomy. HIS purpose is to
show how perfectly In accordance with religious
doctrine ald religious belle: * the theory OF cvou-
ton. This course OF lectures was founded by Pro
fessor Samuel u. Morse. the lecturer to be confined
70 some phase OF the subject The Relation OF the
Bible to Any OF the Sciences" Professor Tyler has
prepared printed synopsis OF his lectures, which
IL well illustrated with pictures Of the animals Of
the lower kingdom
\ reception by the Board Of Trustees will be
given Morday evening In the library for MEM
bcrs OF the faculty alumni and students. The
meeting viii be purely social. there being speak
crs provided
DIR. Prcntlss cctured to the seniors last Tuesday
THE Slcramcnts.
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

Washington. March 30 (SpeciaD-At the last meet
Ing o. the alumni association. II was arranged to
hold the annual dinner at the Ebbitt House on
April %. Jesse II. Wilson was elected POSTMASTER,
and William l.. Wilson, Postmas icr- General con-
scented to be one o! the speakers.
president Greene has just recovered from slight
n 1n ana has been Spending the week at Ola
The faculty has adopted the old German system OF
conseIrins .he degree OF PHI. j.. The candidate for
su.I io"UiS must. among other requirements. write
a thesis upon some subject approVcd by the uni
Norsiiy autnorltes and must also appear in public
10 defend his assertions before a hoard ~ exnerts
who shaE decide as to his eligibility
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TRINITY.

Hartford Conn. March so (Spec!aD.-The follow
ing schedule Of games for the coming baseball sea
son has been arranged by Manager Morris; April lo
Worcester Tech" a; Hartford: April 1s. FoTdham'
at Hartford April %. Manhattan College, at New
York; April o. Union. at Schenectady; April q.
Colgate at Hamilton; April a. Hamilton. at Utica:
April % Cornell, at Ithaca; April %. Hobart, at
Geneva April o. West Point at West Point; May J..
Colgate at Hartford: May :. Union, at Hartford:
MAY H. Amherst "AGgies." at Amherst; May 10,
Wesleyan. at Hartford MAY IS, Amherst at Hart
ford; May %. Worcester Tech, at Worcester; May
90 Manhattan College at Hartford; June J. WeS-
leyan, at Middletown; June 5, Amherst at Amherst.
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WESLEYAN.

Middletown. Conn, March % (SpecaO.-The young
women OF the college gave reception to the MEM
bers of the faculty last Monday evening.
The first annual gymnast,c exhibition given
this evening in the Mldd.esex opera House, the
stage OF which afforded ample room for the work.
The apparatus used al Transported from the
college gymnasium. In addition 10 the regular worl,
by the undergraduates, Mr.. GOOnlr OF Yale gave
an exhibition OF fancy Indian club swinging. and
Robert Stoll, OF New-York, e. member " the New
York Athletic Cub. and amateur champion OF the
United States. showed his skill the flying rings.
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NORMAL COLLEGE

botany class is to be formed for the Asso-
ciate Alumnae and others. under the direction OF
the Committee OF Natural Science for work this
spring. There will be field days on Wednesdays
or Saturdays as Will be arranged to suit the con-
venience OF the class
The Wood Memorial Committee have selected
William Ordway Partridge to execute In bronze q
bust OF the late William Wood.
The programme for the Philomathean Society
next Friday. win be on The Novel" as follows:
The Essay; It's Deve opment," Miss Schumacher
discussion: RESOLVED. That the novel has more
influence for good than any other uninspircd writ
MS ms: Affirmative, Miss Kaliske; negative, Miss
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CHARGES AGAINST EIM NOT SUSTAINED.

George NJ. Henderson who was arrested In POST
office Station r. .at One-hundred- and-ftieth-s and
Thlrd-ave.. last week. charged with having stolen
Il letter which had been found in his Office coat
pocket was yesterday discharged by United States
Commissioner Shields Henderson said that he was
innocent OF the charge, and that he did not know
the letter was there lie thought il had been placed
there by while he was out on a delivery
route. He had always borne a good character.
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TAXING THE CENSUS BT INTERPRETERS.

Superintendent Byrnes said yesterday that the po-
lice census was going prosperousy. 1t is thought
that vii. completed in several Of the lower dis,
tricts tomorrow. The who canvassing the
fashionable districts making greater progress
than those who have visit the crowded tenement
houses The work OF the latter Is greatly hlndered
on account OF the explanations they have to make
10 ignorant tenants The services OF interpreter
have frequently 10 be secured About 2500C0 names
have already been enrolled it is estimated. in the
La election districts In the city The entire count
is expected TO be finished within ten days.
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ST. JOHNS.

At the meeting OF the st. Johns Historical So
ciety held on Wednesday evening Charles f. Rice,
%. read an interesting essay Mary Queen OF
Scots" The officers recently elected to Ill the
different places OF the association are: President
L. Louis Tracey. '9j vice president. Maurice f..
Doran 49, recording secretary. Thomas r. O'shea.
&c: corresponding secretary. William Boyle. 9j:
treasurer. Richard c. Mitchell &c. librarian,
Charles j. Kane.
The fourth OF the Rev. VI. A. Mandalar's lectures
the Beauties and Elegance OF the Latin Ian
guaRe." Will be delivered to-day In Junior Hall
1t Is intended by these lectures % cultivate In tho
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY.

Boston. March 20 (Sp,c!aD-N the close OF the
Theological Schoo! weekly prayer service an IN
formal reception was rendered 10 Or. and Mrs. n
DIN Curtis and a beautiful gold watch was pre-
scented TO the doctor hy members OF the school.
Professor Curtis has permanently severed his con
nection with the institution. and VIII spend some
tine in study IN Germany. His successor IN the
chair 81 historic theology Viii be the Rev. Charles
W. RischelI. OF Springfield. OHIO
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HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Hartford. Conn. March 80 (SpeciaD-The third
term OF the year at the Hartford Theological Sem
mary began on Monday. after a weeks vacation.
The annual meeting OF the Connecticut Alumni As
ISOLATION OF the seminary was held "Wednesday
at Hosmer Hail At that meeting Professor Edwin
Knox Mitchell ID. D., of the seminary. read paper
Things Of Importance in Seminary Education" :,
the Rev Mr. White read paper "The Oppor-
tunites of the Pulpit; and thrd paper, on the
Dangers Of the Pulpit" presented by the Rev.
Frederick A. Green, of MiddletoWn.
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Der Of points in the around contests ss' y n 81
out OF possible 80: F. A. Lupton received 81. anu
C. r. Barieen IS points. Each of these contestants
received gold medal. 49,, =. .t,,
Students who are Interested in the study OF biol
ogy are forming n party to take Trip 10 tne
swamps OF Virginia around Alexandra. me parry
will he gone about a week and will spend the tne
in collecting and studying rare plants and the niay
minute organisms with which the swarnps aDounu
One or more professors will go on the expedition
which will be made during the Easter recess.
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WELLS.

Aurora ~ Y. March 80 (SpeciaD-The annual
reunion OF the Wells College associations Will -
held during Easter week: that of the Eastern As
eociation on Tuesday. April It, in New-York. and
that of the Western Friday. April 49, in Chicago
President William l.. Waters will be present at
both meetings
The lecture The Roman House and Its Fur
nishings" was given in Music Hall, on March o. by
Professor Charles T. Bennett. OF Cornell University.
The lecture was fully illustrated by stcreoptcon
views.
John Fiske will give lectures this week at
Wells on subjects connected with American history.
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HAVERFORD.

HaverfoFd. Penn. March 30 (specaD-A.fred Per.
civa. Smith. Of Philadelphia has presented TO the
College fund for prize to establish an a,,n,,
sophoinore-ireshman oratorcai contest the first IN
take pace after the eprins vacation.
george 'aux' IT,. 81. gave an Illustrated lecture
before ne iogonian Society las. Fr!dly evening in
AIumnl Hal-, on The Canadian Pacin. Railroad
j ne annual Grat0rcal contest for the alumni nrzo
W. "on ny n j. Webster. 80. his subject being
oesius' The judges John r. Garrett Ed
ward T. Ahinson and Mr. Ba,.ard ''''' ~
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pARTNOI I'll.

Hanover. y H. March 20 'sie-aD.-l. s cox.
81 has been elected leader OF the G.ec club for the
ensuing year r. II. Lesgett. '% VIII lead the
mandolin club next year. l.. $ Palmer. 49, has
resigned the leadership Of the banjo and guitar
club but as yc, no har been selected 10 MI The
vacancy. 49, ..
Ia the senior prize speaking contest. w a. Fos-
ter. Of Concord. y. H., took hrst prize, ana j w
Thompson, OF Ncw-iiaVeu. second.
Professor Colby who is now IN Washington re-
Ceivng treatment for his eyes. VIII rot De ahc 10
resume his classes again this year.
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students an accurate appreciation OF the oeau'iu'
in SO ard as IL Is found in the Latin tongue. -,
..The Fordham Monthly for Marc was issued on
Wednesday. and, as usual is full OF interes'ihs
articles. go ..or ,,,,,essed
one of the most exciting games ever wr.n nsSav
on the Fordham grounds took place on iha III
afternoon when the varsity nine defeate1 tne n e
versity Of Vermont team by the score OF ~ 10 40
This was the first college game OF the season anu
Captain De.ehanty was much pleaseu os '''e '"''
Ing Of his team. T., .,o ha,tauo,
,s drilled regularly on the campus. under the com-
mand of Lieutenant Adams
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RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

Troy. y. Y. March 30 CSpccian.-On Friday even
ing Theodore ~ Ely. G. T.. &C. chief OF motive
power on the Pennsylvania Railroad. lectured on
Some Things Important for Successful Pro.es
sional Career" The lecture followed by an
informal reception at the gymnasium. The next
lecture will be given on April l.. by l.. l.. Buck. ..
f., sS. OF NewYork city. his subject being "Sus
pension Bridges
The in geology this year Will be In charge
OF James " Clarke NJ A. assistant State Falcon
tologist. OF Albany. The trustees have decided not
to I'll the chair made vacant by the death OF Pro-
fessor Mason before fall.
Professor ". T. Mason will sail for Europe on
AM
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THE DAHOIET GIANTS ZIG COFFIN

The body Of Colonel James Gilbert. the "Da-
honey" giant who died Friday at No. PSI Elizabeth!
ST., Is 70 be taken 10 Scranton Penn. tomorrow;
Several Of the giants fellow-odge members in
Scranton have arrived. and more members are ex-
pectei to accompany the body to Scranton. There
will be no funeral services in this city. The coffin
will be seven feet eight inches long on the inside
and eight feet two inches outside: IL Will be too
long for hearse and will have 10 be carried 10 the
n, n I'm wagon,
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NE WANTS TO BE A SOLDIER.

David Thomas twenty years Old who lives at No.
5ol West e-hundrcd nd forty seventh-st. wants
70 become a solder. but military requirements will
not permit him TO enlist except with the consent OF
his parents or guardian. He applied TO the Supreme
Court yesterday for the appointment or George
Rathbone Dyer OF No. ISL Fifth-ave.. his guard.
ian. and his application was granted by justice
Rock imam
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HAMILTON.

Clinton. y. y. March 30 tSpeciaD-The competi-
ton by members OF the senior class for the Under
wood prizes in chemistry, resulted In the first prize
being awarded to Friend Hull Miller. Of Dcansvle,
and the second 10 Roy BIckne Dudley. OF Augusta.
The winter term ended Wednesday, and the
college IS deserted. The spring term viii begin on
April II.
The fortn!ghtly faculty reception was held on
Wednesday, at the home OF Or. and Mrs. Hudson.
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mar OF the English language. Courses in methods
of teaching Algebra and geometry: principles OF
inference, deductve and inductive logic. and triG
onometry. analytic geometry, calculus and general
astronomy will he conducted by Professor Hayes.
Henry II. LLOYD. OF the Carpenters Union, Boston,
spoke before the college last urday afternoon on
trades union CONGRESSES
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OGDEN.
,Innction City Items.

The Republican and Democratic
primaries held In the Second wsrd
were not satisfactory 10 q Iarao number
Of Taxpayers, In consequences OF which
an independent ticket fof councilmen
was made up on Wednesday evening",
the Democrats nominating N. J..
Thomas and the Republicans j. T..
Williams.
Marriage licenses have been ii,ued
to Henry O. Jessup, 20, and Nh"
Priscilla II. Resisll, "a, both Of o.
deb; william Bailey, ~, and Mrs. J
Windsor, Ss, Of Portland, Orsson; ".
II. Flanders, IL, and Elizabsth L..
King, q, both VI Hooper.
Yesterday n man was BROUGHT IN
from the East by the name Oi "Dutch
Charley He has been badly mashed
up in . railway accident and was
taken to the U. +. hospital.
There 10 abundant evidence this
morning that Halloween nends got IL
their mi,chievous work last night.
The PopuIists will hold q convention
for the purpose OF putting IA entire
city ticket In the field.
This evening ii. W. Lawrence,
Populist candidate for Governor, Will
speak Mt Thomss's hal.
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NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED lHk.-
GAi ION COMPANY.

NOTICE. TUE ANNUAL MEETING or
~ tho stockholders OF the North polns Goa
solidatsd Irrigation onpany Will be held Al
room ", IN tic cullen Hotel, second south
street. SAT- LAts city, ut.h ierritory, Oh
NJ .nday November lith, isDS, at . o'clock IN
10 near the annual reports and for the p \ ose
OF considering and acting upon 4 proposition
70 change and amend the articles OF ineorpor'
alton Of said COMPANY IN the following par
urnlnre, to.wlti
To change and amend Article " on Capita
H.ooE" by striking out the word twenty
after the word be and inserting In lien
thereof tho words zone nundref, !" also, ny
striking out the word "two' ana The word
into, and inserting In lieu thereof nc "ofd
To change aud smend Article XIII on "ofn'
eers" by adding TO the end thereof tue Norls
The on4cos OF secfttaTy and treasurer may 10
hels ly onn and the same person -
10 amend the articles OF Incorporation W
adding tht following n
"Arucle Ky. "ihe board OF directors stAl
lie empowered TO ISSUE bonds Tor tue eOmpApy
In any aum not to exceed IN the aggregate 'Ao
amount OF MY thousand dollars" ~.
Tho stockholders VIII also proceed 10 Wy
election OF officers for the ensuing Yer 1hu
the transaction Of such other buslaess as may
properly come before the meeting
eALt LAKE, CITY, uuh, october u, ~
AnrHuH PARSONS, seor
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MiRsHAl'S SALE

yjuRsUAsT To AN EXECUTION r. NE
y directed by tie dislrict court Of the
lhid Jrdeial District OF the Territory Of
gt.h ! SHAH expose At public sale, At thu west
It3at door OF the County Court House tnes
wv and County liutldingl, In the Guy and
vonniy OF salt Lake, Tofrtory OF Utah. on
the an day Of november. 1876. At 70 o'ci ocs
IN al The right, ntlc, clam a I'd ,.ssfcst OF
,. Johnson. D.. sears and % Z. Carbon.
on the IN dh, OF 20. 1894. or that they hsvs
slnc .egdlred OF In and 10 the following
uesotibed reA! esta G. lpswi'i All those inning
claims or lodes Known ss tho silver King
nnd the Louiss the same bcinL situate "
w t1uonNoos mining disGtct a. $50 fssf
o. Mineral Fora canyon, - tAit Lac tNuhgT,
utah Ietrnory. - fully descr bcd In 'le no.
fcet OF locations of said mining claims, fIef
WIN Tue mining rs-ordor of Iiig Cots nwoni
r,nl ditisist,sAlt Lake county hen and by
reference rrNe part Of this DESCRIPTION.
80 be ,ols a. the prSpcsiy 81 J. a. johnson.
7. y. hofrs AMI y. Carbon, AZ the .uit Of
Yah National HANK corp satlon
Germs u ssle cash.
NAT " BR GUAM, u. y. Marshal,
Oa.cd Ocsyber -. "a,
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MARsNAt,s SALE.


PURSUANT IT, az ORDER OF SALE
4 ana decree VI foreclosure 70 ms directed
by tho District Court Of Tho THIRD JudiciAi
District Of the Territory Of Utah, shall er.
pOso ~ public sale, nj this west trent
door OF the county court house In the
city ~ salt IAke. county OF sAlt Lake. and
Territory OF UtAh,on the 18th day ~ November.
les, At " O'Clock m. all the right. ut q.
claim and interest OF Mary DuvAuuer. rophia
DuNahder "a minor, Charles DuvRnder q
minor, and elizabeth DuyAnier "a minor, Of.
IN sud 10 tho following described real estate
a par, OF lot one % In block eighteen tlsl.
plat ~" ralt Lake City survey. more pArticn.
lnfly defcrbed a. follows Commencing ten
llol rods north of the southeast corner Of said
lot, running thence west ten tlul rods, thence
north two t2l rods, thence east ten tlOl rods,
thence south two ~ rods TO the place OF be-.
ginning, containing twenty t20l square rods Of
ground more or less, situated IN salt Lake
county. ulAh Territory.
10 he sold a. the property Of mary Duvand.
er, rophia DnvAnder la miuofl, Chstlss
Duvander "a minor. and Elizabeth nuvAndsr
O. minorl, at the suit OF lions savings bank \
Trust 10,
Terms OF sale. cash.
NAT NJ BRIGHAM,
q. y. MArshaL
by J0nN u. CunMuCK, Deputy Marshal
listed at sslt Lake City. october q. 1875.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.