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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
TURNED FROM A FLATBUSH SCHOOL

NO ROOM FOR ALL THE PUPIIS-THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OPEN FOR THE YEAR
Children to the number OF I50oo and 200 teachers
and principals took possession yesterday morning
OF the one hundred or more Brooklyn schools. The
schoorooms were uniformly in better shape than
last spring. having been visited during vacation oy
the carpenters. kalsominers and decorators In
Flatbush about one hundred and fifty pupils were
turned away for lack OF room. This caused great
deal Of INDIGNATION the part OF the parents
jeremiah Townsend the principal Of the East
Broadway School in Flatbush. made a nttle ADDRESS
TO the crowded children saying 1t almost broke
his heart TO be compelled TO turn so many bright
looking boys and girls away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
A RARE CHANCE
FOR WORCESTERSHIRE.

We now offer, at great reduce
lions, all odd lots of Lace Cur
tains, POrtieres, lengths OF Tapes.
try. Damasks, BrOcatelles ana
Drapery Stuffs.
Among the Curtains are choice
lots of Renaissance, Marie An
tOinette, Brussels and Irish Points;
also. Brussels and Irish Point
Sash Curtains.
OF Tapestries, there are rich
fabrics for re-uphOlstering furni-
ture; lengths for single pair POr-
there's and for hangings. Many OF
our most successful stuffs are rep
resented i'm this sale.
Renaissance Lace Curtains,
$1,000 per pair; formerly $3.50.
Brussels Lace Curtains, $1,000
per pair; formerly $22.5O.
Irish Point Lace Curtains, 5000
to $1O.OOper pair; formerly $500
to $1,000.
Tapestries 500, $3.50 and
$500 per yard; reduced from
$1.15, $3.50 and 1925 respect
lively.
Sale commences this morning.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
BAYONNE.

John Cook a German. fory-eight years old. Is
a prisoner at Police Headquarters. suspicion
OF having caused the death Of his wife. Mary, a
dissipated Polish Cook was arrested by
the local police on Sunday night. That afternoon
Dr. Alexander Dallas was summoned to the home
Of the couple at No Meadow-st; In the Centre
vile district The physician found Mrs. Cook In
intense physical agony. her a!iment being Internal
She told him that her husband responsible
for her injuries ne had beaten her severely the
night before The husband was arrested. Mrs
Cook died before arrangements TO remove her 10
the Bayonne City Hospital could be completed An
examine ton of her body showed several marks OF
ill-treatment County Physician Charles B.. Con-
verse will hold an autopsy 10 find out whether or
not the womans death was due to violence COOK
asserts that he did hit his wife sufcienly nara
TO inhict serious injury He thinks her death Is
due 10 dissipation. he says
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

At the annual meeting OF Irving Hose Company
Of the Yonkers Fire Department held last night
Daniel Dev;ln was elected charman John Warneck.
foreman: Frank J. Smith. assistant FOREMAN Jon"
L. Iosue secretary: David Davis. treasurer; Peter
J. RYAN and Austin f. Potter. representatives
A Republican district assembly convention FOR the
lat Assembly District OF Westchester County mas
been called for Saturday afternoon az Wisgn -,
in This civ for the purpose OF choosing DELEGATES 10
the State Senatorial and Judiciary conventions. .
Reuben Smmonds has been appointed Keersds 1 b
the Croton Aoueduct to fiji the vacancy caused oy
the transferring OF Edward Kenney to the kings
bridge district ., >,or
City Judge Francis Y. Donoghue returned NON
day from his vacation and sat the bench yester-
day morning. During his absence Justice """'''
Riley acted. A., y,,.r.
John Kendrck Bangs n member OF the fonkers
Board OF Education, has returned from MS "Trip "
Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

rhe Rev Everett u. Decker, pastor OF the eou'h
Market Street Methods; Episcopal Church, VINO Is
accused of unbecoming conduct has been suspended
BY committee OF clergymen appointed to examine
into the charges. and will stand trial before 'he
annual conference next April Inc cnstseS We. Z
made by william H. Sanford. OF No. oso MarkeI,s'.
a member OF the church and class leader Ihey
are that Mr. Decker. although a married man
Kissed Young woman member OF the congregation
corresponded with her. met her on frequent occa-
sions and wrote disrespectful letters about MS
wife The pastor is tGentyeght years old ana good.
looking He was assigned to the south Market
Street Church in 1894 Among the witnesses against
him was the young woman herself. The pastor
confessed indscretion. but sought 10 show that ne
had been led on by the young woman. Mr.. Decker
and his family have left Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. SEPT. 8. 1895
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY, SEPI D. 1870
ARRIVED.
e chSsaPt Hasus b. H ballast to Gust
As Steamer at F ss es Sce Antwerp "a
w eTnat lS%s Company Arrived at the Bar at
o Steamer Ardanbearg new 2Oss register Knley
Deppe. France August - and swansea 49, with hint
stone to order vessel to Bennett Walsh Co. Arrived
at ste Ss r Kilmore p Vera crHz August H.
p pan H limited Arrived the Bar at .,
csTt aa, 49, Port mon 20 and Kingston % with
ndse and passengers 70 Pm rSr%Ssd Ne0'N AZ
steamer r Franklin Nor, Rasmussen Baracoa So days
y Ta f at the s"a Bar i"S at ' %dnsnt "a
with fruit to II Dumols Co. Arrived at the Bar at
pans, VS CO. A qSFsp a, SeF Bar az Ta hum
Croatan Hansen George,own rS ~ Ansess 70
william sasme, Wvo dr. chryse Bluenelds July 20 Nom
breSlos August r. Porto cortez August 49, Progress Is
with mjse AND passenger to Williams 'r Arrived
at the Bar Nasopchee Smith September
with sse Ya %f bos Sexp, and Norfolk
with mdse and s K K I Hanburs Il days.
with n,dse to order: vessel George yarremann
Park G Sy94 ye.ss spa To F u Gays WIN
Ss eakMStn s. a %IS mdse to order
SCI Sinh. to ISoE j. Sept 800 p m-wind south
west: moderate and clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Braunschweig Ger. Mentr Bremen-oelrlchs
Steamer uo Theresina U,r,. Hughes Ceara
Steamer Herman Winter Nickerson Boston-H DIM
Steamer city OF Columbia. Jenney' West Point-od
Steamer Kensnson IBID Bond Antwerp-Internsonai
steamer city OF Birmingham. Burg. savannah-R L
Steamer Seminole Chichester Charleston and Jack
Steamer Exeter city Bp Watkins. Bristol England
's Steamer Excelsior Ger, Muer Flushing Holland
s s,.meS Teutonic CBr) Cameron Lverpoc-H Ker-
Steamer Pen,asoet. Cakes. PASSPORT Via Rock'and-'
s,am., Manhattan Bragg Portland -Horntio Hall
Steamer Franklin ,NoD. Rasmussen baraeoa-h Du-
"Ss $, Louis Randle Southampton international
s,esmer BOLIVIA ,Br Baxter. Gasgow-Hender'on
steamer Bratsberg Nor) rhorndsen ship Island Miss
spsamsr Ealing ,Br, Meek Bay. jamaica
Steamer Caracas. woodreb La Ga na Puerto Ca
Park Nicanor (nr,. Mcleod. Bahia. BrazN-Fht. Eddy
CO. SAILED
steamer Excelsior Ger FOR tlsshns cry Of Brmlns.
eorss Sorfa aSS Nempo Ssws city Of coamSs
West Point. Thsrcsna diD. Para. Ceara, etc; Exeter
Movry TSSF;as or rS sRFsMr"s
Steamer N.cksr tGcD. from Rremen Tor New-york.
sailed t% SSS% s uS Sss''' s@ Sewyorh for South
ampton and nrsmea passed sclly september
me .c S Sc wss ss s%
s',1%sT rs passed S the " iSc OF Wight seps@SsS
steamer Jcl-c, cy M 'Iws %n NAV s0'S August
steamer Martslo mn cox sailed from nun Tor New
fs Steamer sspen. ss M sar from Newyors August 10
arrived at Manchester s.p,emee s,.,,, -, .,u.,
sseamST S'sIi.s err New York Angus,
gust SSs" 81. TO- via ''''''''"'"''' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
TIE ATLANTA TO GO OUT OF COMMISSION
HER CREW TO JOIN THE MAINE-NOTEs FROM THE
! NAVY YARD.


NAVY YARD.
Secretary Herbert has decided that the second
rate cruiser Atlanta shall go out Of commission,
and she is now tied up at the Cob Dock in the
Navy Yard awaiting the dsmantlng. which VIII
precede long period OF idieness and extensive re-
pairs to her machinery and boilers. This de-
cison was reached by the Secretary after the ex-
animation made by him while the vessel at
Fort Wadsworth and will have the Affect OF greatly
increasing the force OF men available for the Maine
which the Secretary is anxious to get into commits
sion as possible. The Atlanta will be
amlned by a board. OF which Naval Constructor
Frank T. Bow.es will be at the head. and the
tent OF the repairs necessary decided. Her officers
will be assigned to other vessels fast as they
relieved through the dsmant Ting OF the ship
and the will be transferred to the Vermont to
await orders TO the Maine.
Captain William Ba!nbridge Hon, who Is TO com
mand the Lancaster. arrived al the yard yesterday
and took charge OF the work OF fitting the ship for
her cruise. Her crew Is all made up. her officers
are nearly all here. and nothing remains on the re-
ceipt OF orders from Washington but TO raise the
captains flag and go to sea. The ship will prob
ably join the North Atlantic Squadron and take
part In the manoeuvres.
There a rumor at the yard yesterday that
the Raleigh would be sent South to relieve the
Cincinnati the latter ship coming North and Joining
the fleet. Jus; what difference this would make in
the evoutons not shown. as the vessels are
Of the sise. but the impression seemed 10 be
that the Cincinnati would be preferred to the
Raleigh.
The court-martial To try Captain George ". sum
ner on charges OF negligence o: duty In connection
with the docking OF the Columbia al Southampton
VIII meet to-day At 10 a. m, In the court-martial
room In building No I, with Commodore Mont
gomery Sicard. commandant OF the yard AZ It's
head. IL Is not expected that the proceedings OF
the court will occupy more than two or three days
as the testimony win be substantially that given at
the court Of Inquiry the finding Of which the
orders OF the Secretary were based.
received he
Maine, and II s probable that the bati,eship viii
~ Into commission some time this month. The
work stl To Ice done on her Ia OF minor character
and can be completed IN short order The principal
point IL the obtaining of enough men to her
and now that the Atlanta In To go out OF service
this point Will be covered. ms there will be some
men left the Vermont after the ianca sters crew
leaves the receiving ship, ana these. with the men
from the Monongahea ana Atlanta, viii be almos,
enough TO give the big ship her full complement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
PEOPLE WHO WILL SAIL TO-DAY.
PASSENGERS ON THE ST. LOUIS AND THE TEU-
ToNIc-THE KENsINGToNs FIRST VOYAGE
FROM THIS PORT.

ToNIc-THE KENsINGToN5 FIRST VOYAGE
FROM THIS PORT.
Among the passengers who will sail to-day on the
American Line steamship ST. Louis. are:
Mis- Rose Ancona Charles Belmont Davis. U.
Mr' snd Mrs Mrs Henry X Judge T. f Farman.
NJ h's snG Mr. F.. H. capp. 1 Victor MO- Morawe,n
Major Anu and Mrs, John NJ Mr.. Morton McMchael Sd.
Carson. Major and Mrs f. v Pres
y' Hs.eliin. cartsir. W. T. Richards.
Mr. and Mrs John correra.
The Teutonic OF the White Star Line will carry
among her passengers to-day the following:
The j. c. Barry g. A. Chamberln.
The Rev. J.. Fleetwood Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Fahne-
the u'i Rev and Mrs sep,I- Miss iielen Fatnsstock
captain Jacob Brown, Miss Minnie Mcy Wear, u
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Camp Perry,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Earle Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Rich
s M and a '9 aTs dsors. P. ;;
The Kensington of the Red Star Line will start
on her maiden voyage from this port to-day. Her
passengers will be-
Edward II, Copeland. Miss A. E olyphant -,
Mrs. Masoin. Professor and Mrs. W. ].
Mrs. Talbot olyphant Mrs A. W. Teele'
Among the passengers who arrived here yesterday
on the Red Star steamer Fresand were:
Mrs J.. {; Atwate5 The Rsy Ino b , Wakefield
w.
pr ana Mrs W NJ Butler DR.. Mary Willis
Mr. and Mrs c. Cambern. DR.. and Mrs. H. Augustus
DR. Walter II. Clayton Wilson,
Professor II. l.. Day. Dr.. J. H. Iarna,
The Rev T De Bruycker Ernest l.. Mannhemer.
The Rev. Joseph De Potter. Louis Nen.
Ferdinand DE Surgeloose Mrs Philippine Niemeier.
pr George Fullerton. Mr. ard Mrs Carl Oellers
The Rev Albert Goetz. Miss Augusta Pepper.
Tho Rev &. : I.efingwel. Joseph Prem.
The Rev Alsop Lefiingwel. George Reiss.
Douglas Lenlngwe. F. Reiss.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Minton. The Rev. Anton Weisser.
Mr. and Mrs w c. Orr J. J. Wilhelm,
The Rev A. X. Parker, Albrecht Workman.
Or C. H. Reed Mrs Dora thinner
Professor J. Sulzbache
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
KERKERs ORCHESTRA At MANHATTAN BEACH.

The concert on Monday by Kerkers Orchestra AT
Manhattan Beach. was the first OF series OF at
,rac,lye concerts be given by this orchestra by
the sea There will be two concerts daily. after
noon and evening, including Sunday. special
feature will be selections from comic opera and also
striking airs written by American and foreign com,
posers The celebrated Strauss Orchestra ot
Vienna has created n sensation both In the list OF
n,c.s given and also In the rendering. kerkefs
orchestra at Manhattan viii carry on the same
method employed by Strauss, and viii give an en-
trr,nlnn,rnt both novel and entertaining to the
lovers OF good music. Although two concerts VIII
"rd those who Nave attended the afternoon concert
NAV he sure OF something entirely new In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
DIR BOTGUTOy TO HAVE A NEARING

The letter OF the Rev. Dr. G. II. Houghton. OF the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION. to Henry Stewart
counsel to the Health Board was read at the
Boards regular weekly meeting yesterday. Dr.
Houghton says that the marriage certificates on
which he was late in making returns were m.siaid
In the absence OF his secretary MI stewart called
the Boards attention TO the law in the case ne
write TO Or. Houghton. raging that his explanation
were brought against him a hearing would be given
him before the Board next Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
TO WORK FOR THE TESTIMONIAL.

The committee on the Brooklyn Cruiser Test-
monia Fund held its organization meeting at the
MAYORS Office yesterday and elected Mayor
Schieren chairman. Deputy Controller George II.
Rowe was elected secretary and Felix Campbell
treasurer. william Berr was unanimously chosen
chairman of the Executive Committee. The Mayor
and Mr. Berr were instructed to select the MEM
hers OF the Executive Committee. Mayor Scheren
said among other things: II regret to learn that
by me TO this committee. is no longer with US /
understand that ne Is voter in New ork
7 don't know that this Is a fact. but have been
told so by some one here l am sorry for | think
General Tracy would have made an admiraoie
chairman"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04

Without any hurrahing or beating
of drums. some eight months ago we
ouietlv announced we would hence
forth sell children's clothes, shoes, hats,
furnishings, without profit. The very
simplicity of or advertisement should
have shown that it had been carefully
thought ont, that we had good reasons
and we thoroughlys meant what we
said.
We wanted the small boys trade and
we appealed to the parents pocket;
We believed in the force OF habit; and
the taking children in hand when
young would make for us future GUS
TONER'S
ROGERS PEET & Co
Prince and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
Among The passengers Who arrived here yests
on the Red Star steamer Friesland were:
LIOUOR-DEALERS HOLD A LONG SESSION

MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION SAY THEY WILL
NOT SUPPORT ANY CANDIDATE FOR THE
LEGISLATURE WHOSE EXCISE VIEWS
THEY DO NOT APPROVE
The Wine Liquor and Beer Dealers Central
Association held meeting yesterday afternoon
I'm the Terrace Garden. East Fifty-eighth-st. The
meeting was a long one. but all except the most
meagre details Of what passed behind the closed
doors was kept a secret. President Henry Hirsch
said after the OF the meeting that 1t had been
devoted to the consideration of matters principally
connected with the forthcoming State convention
of the liquor-deaers at Troy. go -
He also said that the letter from Mr. Smith, Ed
tor of ''The Wine and Spirit Gazette in which he
protested against the action OF the ASSOCIATION IN
sdered the organ OF the liquor-dealers was laid on
After the close OF the meeting the remark was
frequently made by the iquor-dea!ers as they lefl
Terrace Garden that they were tired OF going up
10 Albany TO ask favors OF 'hayseed legislators
and that In future Assembly man could be
ele tied unless they knew just where ne STOOD III
regard to the liquor Interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
sur syyr THE Recorder A RRIBE.

Recorder CON IN Part ILL., General Sessions. yes
,erday dd not know whether to be indignant or
amused over finding nvc-doar bill In letter sent
to him begging clcmency for prisoner accused OF
The letter war sent by Mrs. Rose Callahan. No:
lip East One-hundrcd -and-twcnty .hrst.st, mother
AZ lanes Callahan. who Is accused OF being one OF
those who broke into A. n. Dodsworths music
store M No. los East one. MISUNDERSTANDING
nfth-st on the night OF May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
THE TOTAL ECLIPSE or THE MOON

AN INTERESTING SPECTACLE LAST NIGHT-ALL
CONDITIONS FAVORABLE FOR oBsER-
WALTON
clear night and a cloudess sky tended TO make
the total &c use of the moon last night a sight
worth sitting Up to see. This eclipse was the sec
ond one Of he present year. The last was on the
night OF March TO- when. owing TO murky weather,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS All The Hoi TL'
CAMBRIDGE-Samuel 7. Cot, OF fhode isalu.
EVERETT-James s. GARRISON Oh IOWA.
,vrXr-r rxcongressman John NJ Viewer. Of
p,ot,sburg \ Y HOLLAND-Richard {. kerens,
Daniel Catlin and James F. How, OF ST. LOUIS.
IMPERIAL-Ex Senator John b. Henderson, OF
Missouri. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alexander
r. Iawton. of Georgia. MURRAY HiLL-bishop
william Stevens Perry, of Iowa, ana james "oou-
row. of South Carolina College. Ne n
~. congressman William Bourke Cochran. PAhk
,vrNI-E-co,onel Alexander Piper and Colonel De
Iancey' Floyd-Jones, United States Army 81
JAMES-James l.. Richardson. of New-Orieans'
VALDORF-William l.. Elkins and +. A. u.
Widener of Philadelphia and Alexander Brown, oi
baltimore WINDSOR-General John b. Frispie,
If Movie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
HOME NEWS.

The United Pres Local Nt,os "hfeh repr,'eh" q" u's
.,c,pap,r, in Ne,c City that are reeeirng me ~f
,,,rs or me United Pr,ss has its headquarters at
No u 4nnst NecYork city. An Information. ana doe'-
n>nts for public use may sent 10 ose hsddqudr'' ana
th<v ,rt then be distrbued 10 all the United IRE" ne~s-
pap,rs his ey and 10 the United RE" J'r d''em'no-
ton throughout he country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
THE TRIBUNE.

steamer Ems (Gcrl. E.mLasten. from New YORK VIA
SOUTHAMPTON arrived ii'merhaVen september D.
Steamer Manhanset uiD; DUCK. from Ne"-fo'A Nusus'
Il arrived al Rotterdam september = A.. VI
Steamer Werkendam Dutch. Bakkcr, from New ork
August 20 arrived Amsterdam september -, -.
S,aaroer Teriln ,Sr Lewis sailed New York from
Antwerp September g. and passed Flushing at = M M
steamer Neustria tFrl. labutat sailed rom s"'s''
for York August H. -. >..
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger. S,ormer from New
York arrived Gibraltar September ana pi"'ee'e" TUT
Genoa. 49, =, ~, -. >.,i..
Steamer California IliD. Mitchell sailed from NaP"s
for New York August 81. A., -.
Steamer Olive Branch nm Sunderland. from Newiork
August Via Suex. for Alden singapore itohs MONK wv
arrived al Hoiridah September L. - . -. 49,
Steamer Cppua ,Ger). Muller. from N'w-Nork July ~
NJ, baltimore for Santos. arrived at Rio Janero Au-
gust 10. A.. -, ~, Al,
steamer Garth Prince ar robscn. from New York Au-
sns M for Rio Janero etc arrived Pernambuco sep
tember q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
MARINE INIELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sunset 6:2s Moon sets Moons age 10
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY.
A. M-sandy Hook 7:40 Gov. Island SOC Hell Gate 100
p W-sandy Hook 1853 Gov. Island SIG He'll Gate 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
Mrs. GERRY HETTER.

The condition OF Mrs. Hannah u. Gerry. mother
Of Elbridge a. Gerry. improved steadily yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04

and last night II was said Mt her home at Broau11
way and Nineteenth-st.. that her recovery see'
ohahl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
Announcements.
A Deep Banded Collar
AtAhk1N AAlrA

A Deep Banded Collar.
r. & W MADAwASkA. Y. w.
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Quick relief IN parker's Ginger Tonic.
Hndorcorns the best cure for cofna. ID cts
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04

Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway
32d and Broadway
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
MGr1paue saIe.

First pub lication Feb. 2; last, Mnrch 49,
1 Noticeis hereby 81 yen that d dafaplt has been
made in the payment i nf 10 cer rtain m0rtgagg,
dated F6brnaIy LIST 1881 execated ~ BY Wiiliam
Frank lin, and Sarah Jnne Fran lin, his wife.
!inoFtsaseSra 70 Orson II. Foote, mortgages and
rscotasd February Il at o,elsek "a
sD. II, in book s. page $40; that said mortgage
wss:duiy assig shy orson ~. Foote,s to O.
on the 17til day OF JaHgary, book 3, page
81, q Brnle cnpnty y. recpreis; that the
principal, ~ interest hnd $50 taxes paid -t0tal
$s4 4. and that by yirsae5p of powero Of si!Ie COD
stained therein the raid mo rtgage will be fore
CLOSED l,s sale at nnhlic auction, BY the sheriff
of sAis comfy ng his depnty, on Taesday tho 10
day III, hIGrcl, lS5 mt one o'clack y. nd, OF said
day at the front door OF the court house in the
city Of chanberlainin in said Brute county and
statA Of South Oak ota. of the mors sRsged premis
ses, situated in said BrulA county and described
in said mortgage 30 fol llaW: Lot Biz t6l in block
ten fful in The town ang city 1f Kimball, accord
ing tu the record pl#t thereof ss :;
{ Dated at Kimball y. d, sJap. q, 1906
.A.S. Sfavar, & q. IL ,svnnd, "a
Attorney. Assignee RI Mortgage.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-03-09
NOtlce.of,Eax Deed,

ssatsnf |. a',I, aas santh !, y Dakota, !. 8
T. Ils state ct South Dakota sends erecting 10
William u. lipbinson and Amansln III Bowdle
exscntrix ct the estata0f Al. "a Howdlc diseased.
, You 9re hereby mott ied tint on Tho; seventh
day gt NovAmber A. l., 1909, the Ghnn treasurer
q said county OF Brute for sale, and sold
the S,, following 9 real estate, t0Fwit;
Ihe n0rth-svsst quarter section fourteen III
n township nne hundred md four {l0i) rai.sse
sIxty -sevsii vest tif the 5th p. Nj, SD0th
nat, M for the taxes for the roar u 1891 then
and place Ker7 ID punlap, the nntlersig igiisd bfd
The amount ut said taxes, interest md c0sta due
thereon and received therefore certificate ~
the :lowa d DAKOTA Land eonipany the UNDER
;sigasd who is now tho law fuiowper and holder
ficate OF Purchase therefOr. and that
iOr sud iaId WI be made, unl less redemistion
from such sala he made from
tue cute OF comp Ofs this u0tice a0n
gyC1. "a Iowa 81 Daknff IHf1if M
ttiT ~. sNlsjfar. "a I'M hi. 81