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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
BUSJyESS EUB4RR4SSMEyrS.

Rochester. N. Y, March 27.-The handsome offices
Of w. NJ. Wattles & Co., large wholesale dealers
in granite statuary and marbles. In the Cox Build.
Ing were closed attachment this morning IN
favor OF Charles NJ. Beckett, New-York attorney.
for 81. co., Ii IS said that other claims aggregating
$4,000 are In the hands OF local attorneys. The firm
have branch Offices at Barre. VT: Quincy. Mass:
Carrara Italy: Aberdeen. Scotland. and their
wharf Is at the Hudson River and Twenty -frst-st.
New-York CITY About six months ago Mr.. Wattles
had his firm incorporated under the laws Of West
Virginia, hence the liability OF the corporation to
have all II owns attached by anxious creditors.
Six transcripts Of large judgments against
Charles +. Wadsworth OF Livingston County. were
filed in the County Clerks Office this morning They
were taken In 1887 and are merely renewed. Three
of them are in favor Of Hezek.ah Allen. admin.
istrator OF the estate of Craig w. Wadsworth de-
ceased. and for s3l55 a. 22s SO and ST. AZ a.
The JUDGMENTS grew out OF the settlement OF the
tate OF General James W. Wadsworth. His three
sons, Congressman James w. Craig w. and Charles
f. Wadsworth. appointed trustees Of the estate
and the trouble arose In settling up the Wadsworth
property.
Versailles. Ky, March 27.-The Midway Deposit
Bank. OF Midway. KY. made assignment here
to-day to John Wise. director. Forty thousand
dollars 10 due depostors. The bank has &C., 900 In
collectabe notes and will probably pull through. Il
10 understood that Mr.. Ship. cashier and Charles
W. Stone. assistant cashier sunk $4,000 OF the banks
funds In outside transactions.
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A BILLET IN GREAT DEMAND.

Washington. March q (SpeciaD.-The military au-
thorites are giving attention to changes In details
at West Point. The position at the Academy most
sought after Is that Of commandant OF cadets. Lieu
tenant Colonel Mllss tour Of duty expires IN the
fall and his successor will be agreed upon shortly
Colonel Ernst the superintendent was In Washns-
ton to-day comforting with the Secretary. He asked
to have the tour Of duty OF Leuenant-Co.onei Mhis
extended one year. and his enc IN IN
CAPTAIN J. A. Augur. 9TH Cavalry. There are a
number OF other applicants for the post Mpp''f sst
cavalry and Fowler I'd Cavalry. General Miles mas
made no recommendation as yet. and the Secretary
has not made up his mind as to when omcer snail
receive the detail
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SUNDRY CIVIL BILL DELAYED.
THE HOUSE VOTES TO TAKE UP MEASURES ON
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR

TIIH HOUSE VOTES INTVF Ut 1ss' ON
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR.
Washington, March 27-The House OF Representa-
tves to-day by vote Of li2 to n. refused to con-
slider the sundry civil Appropriation Dill reported
Yesterday adopting the motion OF Mr.. Hepburn
Ut.n Iowa) to take up bills on the private calendar
for the first time this session. The adoption OF this
motion exhausted hour and another hour was
spent I'm discussing n motion by Mr.. Picker utep..
s. d. that only pension and private relief bills re-
ported from the Committee on Military Anars oe
considered This was finally agreed to- Only three
bills were considered and they were reported to the
Houye with a recommendation that they be passed.
Before n vote could be taken on them Mr.. Hepburn
moved that when the House adjourn tonight 1t be
until Monday. and despite the strenuous opposition
OF Mr. Cannon ntep., ND. chairman OF the Commit
tee on Appropriations. the motion was agreed to
l03 to q.
The House then at o'clock was declared to be
In recess until o'clock the evening session to be
devoted to consideration OF private pension bills.
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First Sergeant A. Dallas sydenham. Company y
lst Infantry. The nominations sent to the senate
were Corporal Herman A. Slevert assigned TO the
9th Cavalry: Corporal Frederick B. Shaw. assigned
to the 9Th Infantry; Corporal Reuben Truman. as
Cochran assigned to the 18th Infantry. and Ser
geant Harry r. Rethers. The nomination OF Ser
eeant Sydenham is held up awaiting conclusions a.
to his physical fitness. His disability has arisen
since his examination and the War Department mas
decided to postpone any action In his case until II 10
determined positively that he is physically mt to re-
ceiye a commission. The officers at the War De-
partment say that the law Is distinct in regard to
this particular, and that II he Is not In perfect
President.
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AFTER SENATOR MoRGAN's SEAT
COLONEL REESE CHARGES GROSS FRAUDS IN TIL
r.t~rIp,. ALABAMA

COLONEL. REESE CHARGES GROSS FRAUDS IN THE
ELECTION ~ ALABAMA.
Washington March 2 (SpeciaO. Colonel Warren s.
Reese formerly Democratic Mayor OF Montgomery
Ala and now ooniostlng the seat occupied BY John
T Morgan IN the United States Senate. has this to
say about hts case which f. pending before
the Senate Committee Privileges and Elections:
Nv contest possesses more Importance ana far-
reaching influence than the Democratic papers as
crbc - H. 1t Is intended 70 sno" MAJ rn.n,
ovor ,hirtv thousand white citizens or That state
hav set forth tho facts in petition showing Una,
the Government OF the state as well as me ~ n,'o
Sfotrs senator elected by the Legislature OF 1881
was not chosen by majority OF me Iegai V2.',s
OF that state The fact is nat T@p'a'n ,t5r;tN Of
about eight thousand. and the Legislature chosen
az that election consisted Of: Democrats n
senate u: House. s.: total So
The frauds in registration by INSPECTORS. DN re-
turning boards md false certlncales "eiH 80 ~
srread and general IN the counties controled py tle
beuocrafs that IL f. Impossible 10 arrive at the
facts That is what seek first 70 obtain ana VIII
rucceod In securing when the resolution introduced
bv senator Allen shal have passed II provides for
ana viii demonstratc that half has not been told
N,nv woll-nformed gent emcn confidently believe
that the investigation Will dcmonatrate tnat the
Popu.sts and Republicans We're les d en.,eI 10
eight os the hundred members OF the House OF the
Legislature which claimed to have rec ected Seia-
,or Morgan II such an agreement could be legally
made the Popu,ists and Republicans OF Aapama
would enter into a written agreement that II they
would not beat the Democrats 10000 they would
not claim the election. IL Is one OF the most re-
mnr<ahle conditions ever known IN the history OF
this Government. when 5000 voters Dy fraud ana
other dishonest brac'ces de,Sat Sor gorwcnfs
10 have liberty vouchsafed to bleeding and down
trodden Cuba need TO do little missionary Work IN
strike n blow for freedom for that unhappy ana
long suffering band OF patriots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
NOT INFORMED OF HIS RECALL
THE TURKISH MINISTER HAS RECEIVED NO
NOTICE FROM TIE PORTE.

NOTICE FROM THE PORTE.
Washington, March 27-Mavroyeni Bey, the Turk
ish Minister Is still without official Information as
to his reported recall. He cabed to the Porte last
night asking as to the truth OF newspaper rumors.
but has received no answer.
1t was learned Mt the State Department to-day that
Alexander W Terrell the Minister Of the United
States 10 Turkey had received leave OF absence
March T. The action OF Secretary Oney was sent
by cable TO Mr.. Terrell. and 1t is supposed that he
started Immediately for the United States. State De-
partment officials think that Mr.. Terrell Is either In
London or crossing the Atlantic from England to
New-York package from London addressed to
NJ. Terrell In care Of the Department was recently
received and this Is supposed to have been sent by
the Minister
Mr. Terrelps original application for leave
made about eight months ago. but It could not be
granted at that time In View Of the seriousness Of
the Armenian troubleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
PROMOTIONS FROM THE RANKS.

Washington March q Especially. Nominations OF
the remaining nOn-commssioned officers OF the
Army who recently qualified for promotion to the
grade Of second lieutenant have been forwarded to
the Senate BY the President. excepting the name Of
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give 5000 90 year The company felt that the
oiovernfncn, should now say tina, Il would take the
work under It's control or say TO the world tnat J..
dd not Intend 10 10 50. This should he done IN
fairness 10 the company. II the Government "a
not take H. the company would 80 ahead and either
complete the project or fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Special Term-Part lI-Before Bees
man. Court opens ut 1890 a. m Elk parte matters.
Surrogates -t'hambers-Before Fitzgerald -
No aav calendar Wills probate: Frederick Rietxel
Elizabeth McKeor. Bernhard Goodstein Frederick Gess.
a 1870 a. 49,, 49,.
city Cou-t-Special Term-Before Conan, J.-CouS
opens at 10 a. m. Motions at 1880 A. m
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY MacIPan. J.
Cunning Gunnirg-Morris Cukor.
THOMPSON Feigel-Ironald u. Toucey.
Matter OF Wright-Rufus q. Bearcslec.
VS.. Iart-James J. Grady
BY Beekman. J.
Orkenburgh Orkenburgh-Myer S. lsaAcs
Secor De Pauw-Wliam NJ. Hoes.
Matter OF Phelps-Osgood Smith.
Matter OF Wagner-Wilam II. Hoes
Du Bots vs. Isabeau-Myer 8 Isaacs.
BY Ingraham j.
De Long ~. De Long Hook and Eye Company-0eosUo
G.. Frenghuysen.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Beekmar. j.
Electrical Engineering and Supply Company Fredcr-
lex G. Timpson-Maurice Sichel
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
FLORAL DISPLAY AT THE MAJESTIC.

Paul W. Orvis General Manager Of the Majestic
has arranged for an elaborate floral display in the
foyer and dinrg-rooms OF the hotel during the
Easter holidays under the supervision OF Slebrecht
& Wadey, the Fffth-ave. florists There will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28

signmcnt more perrnanen, than Is possible in the
case OF a line officer. Two officers said % be
specially qualified FOR the place-Professor Aiger.
attached TO the Ordnance Bureau and Professor
Dodge IN charge Of electric lighting In the Navy.
The detail Will be announced In a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
THE COURTS.

THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.
Washington March 27.-The day call In the United
States Supreme Court for Monday. March SC. VIII
be Nos lS9 49, 1871, 1874. 1876. 49, 2G 2H 20 and Z9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
NO MEETING OF THE COMMISSION

MEMBERS OF THE VENEZUELAN TRIBUNAL PROS
gcUTING INDEPENDENT LINES OF INQUIRY.
Washington, March 27.-The Venezuelan Commits
sion held no formal meeting to-day. last week 8
meeting having laid out new lines for individual In
yestigaton by the Commissioners which had not
vet been sufficiently developed for discussion. IL Is
expected that next weeks meeting will be marked
by a considerable advance toward the solution Of
the problem. Justice Brewer who Is In San An
tonic Tex. where he summoned by the dam
gerous illness OF his daughter is studying the Brit
,sh Blue Book and during the last week number
OF documents bearing the British argument have
been sen. to him.
Since Monday George l.. Burr. professor OF history
at Cornell University, has been with the Commits
sion making a close historical study of Dutch his
tory as II affects the early disputes with Spain
Professor Burr In addition TO being Dutch
scholar and q painstaking historical investigator
has Impressed the Commission as an invaluable aid
to their work. He will remain here week or more
The Venezuelan agent formally announced 10 the
Commission this morning that the large collection
of manuscript records and maps which nenezusit
Seville Museum and The Hague would be presented
early next week Some of these are SAID 20 contro-
vert the accuracy Of quotations In the British lue
Book upon which important arguments dependec
a new enlarged map OF the disputed territory De-
leyed TO be more accurate than any hitherto ex-
tant was completed by the Commissions experts
this morning.
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THE NAVAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER

washington. March q (speciaD.-No little gossip
$3.50 9, naval circles in regard to the detail OF
Naval Intelligence onicer in place OF L'eu'en IAN.
singer who will join the monitor Terror on April
* AZ executive officer. Captain Manan IS men.
TONED for the vacancy. but II
does hos "..scned 10 the office in subordinate
Capacity eas ysss Is saa g hsrs
chance o. s.a,nct1on OF professor OF main h
talk 81 the ~snce officer order to make the az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
A QUESTION OF NAVAL CONSTRUCTION.

Washington, March q SpeciaD-Senator Chandler
has Introduced and the Senate has adopted a reso-
luton providing that the Naval Committee. now
engaged in an inquiry respecting armor p'a'o LOT
a,s y. directed TO ascertain whether It Is wise
ga ovnndent in the construction OF battle-sh'ps to
,oc,,e ,urrets and guns above other turre's an, ana
runs, and 10 determine whether me fesn nae % ce o
s,r,cted Mr. Chandler's object In the case Is not
Known He is among the highly iniei,ge , x Send
fnrs ~ an inou,r,ng mind, however and his KNOW
edge Of naval affairs perhaps more eompTeassn
sVe i nhserved that there is difference OF opinion
officers in the mnter OF 10 make n
,s and determine for itself what Is wisest ana
,nos, expcdient In the case
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-28

once Of The Pioneer Electric Power tom.
pany. ogden, ttah.
CEALED PROPOSALS. Will RE M.
- ceiVed A. this once untl Nofemher 18th,
l-a5. aud thou publtcly opened, for furnishing
AL the material aad labor required 10 the
consnucton Of n matonry dam sad spillvay
about ~ feet long snd % feet high. 70 6e butt
acrots the Ogden river In ogden canyon,
Utah. about ar miles from the city Of ogden.
viz
risn A. Arubble ms,onry dam Of the u,u,l
type
Plan u. A concrete dan, consisting Of pier.
conntcts by concrete arches.
llAn q. a combination dan, consisting Of
concrete piers with = steel plate facing.
Bach bid Il 20 be accompanied By certified
check for 5,lno.
bend fof sis.oCc. with satisfactory surelic.,
VIII be required for tho faithful performance
~ the contract.
Bidders. before submitting proposais must
mate careful and thorough eaaminAtioh. IN
person. of the site Of the cam and fpillwAy.
riAns and srccineatious and intuuetons 10
bidders may be obtained on apple alton W the
unfefsisnef az this once
The fight u iescr fc1 to reject any or all lids
and 70 wsive any infoi ma tues In the same.
&. X. BANNis1EH,
Chef engineer.
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n great business niion whicn the Whole
fnmily's present and future depend aru
iar greater. A friend ~ mine who IL
now nearly q millionaire told me In
confidence that while be was sitting one
night over his smoking room Gre won.
doring whether bo could next day posi-.
biz survive a terrible crisis which was
hanging over his head and might lend
to disastrous bankruptcy, with debts To
tho extent Of 1900. 900 or 40. his wife
came whining into the room to say the
butcher must bepnid the next day. And
the amount Of the butcher bill was
under $50
II is On such occasions that man
wants a helpful wifc-ono who will toll
him about or pad aloud tho last good
novel. who will say: Come. let Us 40
to the thcatcr tonight You need change
of scene" And, above all. one who
knows just when her husband requires
nothing more than 10 be- left alone. It
Is women who get On their husbands
nerves that drive them to take bachelor
holidays when they ought to be- getting
more enjoyment from tho wifo's com.
partnership.
OF course there are mon who are al
ways out Of soris-dyspoptic bears with
sore heads. who require strong minds to
manage them-bnt there are very many
others who only want judicious. SYM
pathetic trcatmont 10 DO the best hus-
bands in tho World Avoid boing silly.
avoid saying silly things or trying TO
mako conversation or commenting on
some remark your husband has made.
Read and think In order tocultivaio In.
tclligcnoc and rcsourcofulncss. with tho
object In view Of being his counselor
and his friend. and, above all. "chum.
That word means much. - London
Gfnphiu
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NOTICE. OF SALE.

NroTfCE n iirRKuY GIVEN TiiAr I,
~ a. Cashier u the Commsrcial National
Hsuk of BALI Lake ,lty. utth, viii offer fof
sale 10 tho highrst bidder Tor cash, Al Tic
front door Of sad hank At ten llnl o'clOef q.
w., october s-tt, ispd ATTY oiFht 90 shares
iui 40 much hefe1f - may be necessary 70
pay ne debt hereinafter munuoned. aud coaifl
Of the capital stock - the btah oarpet =
Dfhpefv company. eofporaii0u
twenty eight shares of stock arc evidenced
by cefiihcatg1 No. I, and z. issrei W haii
COMPANY 70 ffcd simon on ne ilth day %
Apfil. isfi. and indortcd by him IN blank, and
thifiy fhares 81 slin stock are evidenced "
ceftihra.ea No 9. 7 sud :. Issued ~ SAD
company 10 Louis him0n on thc iith day Of
Sprl, isl1, snd Endorsed b, him m hlahk, Az
of which stock was delivered 70 me - said
cashier BY sAii FRED simon and Louis SIMON
March n. lsio, ami IL held Ne collateral sccu.
rliy for two GO notes Of situon hfottefe, dated
March ttth, leo, nov past due on which notes
there IL now due % said Commercial National
HANK the Aggregate amouui Of il,an =, RAID
stuCt will be sold 10 pay said indebtedness
and the costs ~ said faie
joins ". DoNNEtLAN, cashier.
Dated The sihd day Of october. iss,
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
~ accordance with and under The power
and Authority EfAnted BY that ceftaln deed Of
trust made august giih, lsl, a. TIE under.
siEned trustee, executed BY Henry A. Nooley
and JuilA ,. " ooley, he wife, And recorded on
the .lfd day of July. ~, ~ hOek - D." -
moftsAres. pages go 70 40, 10 the oiee 81 the
County Recorder ~ satt Lake County, utAh,
which notice 10 hereby referred TO anu made q
part Of this notice, The undefsigned trustee
will oior for sale and sell 10 the hishost bidder
TOT cash a. the front door of the salt Lssc
County Court House, to.wit TAe south front
entrance u the tity and County huuding IN
salt LAse CITY, Utah, on the Agh day Of octo.
her, I'D. At " o'clocx moo on mat day. ali the
real estate hereinafter described, OF 90
much thereof a. may be necessary TO
pay and discharge the indebtedness secured
by SAID uuat deed and the amount Of
all taxes or Assctsml alta on said premises paid
IN accordance wiin sad Trust bced BY tho
holder OF said indebtedness. and Interest and
reasonable attorneys fees and compensation
o. sAld Trustee, aud costs q this notice aud
expenses OF sale
The sale will be made Al tho request Of tho
holder of sad Indebtedness and because Of
default IN payment OF said Indebtedness At
the maturity thereof SAID real estate Above
referred 70 10 siluAled ia salt Lake County.
Utah, anf bounded and described a. follows.
10, VT Al Of lot hour co., Block foftY.siN
40, riAt -" 81 -alt Lake CITY survey
JOHN ~, CANNON. Trustee.
HARLOW FERGUSON. Attorney for Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Nroriur IL uynrny aiygS THAT IL
~ ssss.,.,ss :, ,,t - ,,s.r az. nose,
s.d .,,' ha.,ss- ,Isy 49, ~ AZ sc,t.in deci ~
49,, 49, it,,.,i - ~ ~ ,h. unaa,.i,net
,,,t.,... ~ Is'bs,ta. n Wbit,.,,e,e AMI III n.
tss'in 4 kxbi,,.,aas. No. rs,.tsnd ana rr
1920 ~ i,,,,s - /. y =, NIL 80, II nss,, ia
1912. ~ ~ Iii IL. gasaiy i-tsh IN snds,.
stsnsd t,r.,es. .iiI al, ~, .sis nd selI 10
~. rises.f N,dss, H., e..6 a. M t,ans dao, M
~ .,,, ~. ~, Nv, ~ w, ~,
~ ,hs NJ, 80 ;,aa,,,s ts,,ia,., ~ 81 ~.
M 40 ~ ~, S.,sr, ti,.t. ~ Sn,.Irsg
isal estate hefelnat,sf ae.eIihsu on 20 n'. Nv
ne..ot - hs.esssrl w. pal ~ Is,,s w
lnheilh sun mentioned ln Anp W,aisp
sy, ,aia ua' iced. and We ' ,sI,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NoTiCE ~ HEREBN GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of An order Of sale made an
entered by the District Court Probate division.
1nird judicial District. IN ana Tor .ait Lake
tounty, state Of Utan, on the 4, N day Of DC.
toher, a. H. iNe. IN the matter OF the eataie Of
hiisA OKhy Msthews, deceased, the under.
tigtei administfaior Of shid estate will sell a.
private SAFE for zach ana subject IN eounrinAs
ZION by sad court. the following desei ihel
psrfonhl property 10 vii one sod watch aud
enain, one picture and three a. shares of the
capital stock Of Iion's ca. operative Msrcan.
Tile insuiution said property can be seen ~
intending purchasers evety day until sod az
ffUtfe Mercantile tOWpany's store, Nos ~
and "a Main street, salt Lake CIV, -ht Lake
County. Utah Tho sale Will be made on or
after soveubsr i;h itld aud hiis IN writing
will be received addressed 10 undessigned Nos.
- and "A Main ftrtet. ralt LAto city, Utah.
Ten per cent Of gun bid must accompany bid.
w. =, MOOLLtl.
Administrator o. the Estate Of klia otby
Matthews. deceased.
Isaac ~ wAppuLt.
Attorney tor EstAte.
Dated october n. iS6.
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In accordance with law and the order Of the
hoard % Directors. mace on tho lfih Gay OF
September. 1850 many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock ~ may he necessary viii 10 SOLD on
the 9TH Jay OF November ift, Al the hour OF 10
a. M. ~ the bank Of Mcconnell 60. corner
Of Main and first south streets, ralt lAke
tity. Utah, To pay the delinquent ssseesinent
thereon. together with Cost u adtefufiug
and expenses OF sale.
j. l. haywood, Secretary.
once Mccormick a Cos. bank A. above
psts Of ar.t pubiis alton. october IA. 800.
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NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN TnAT AZ
IN accordance with aud under the ROVER
and auihoIiy grahicd ~ that certain trusl
decd made the ilth dny u febfuArj. A. u.
Thompson anu james Ih0mpsOn.he husband
aud recorded lelruAry l7ih. a u. In, in
hool - 4" Of Motigaees. on page ~ of me
Iseotls oI ~, lhAe tou w, tihh, TIE under.
liider Tor cash AZ tho wet front entrance 10
the JOINT CITY aud County Huilding In salt
iAte CT, uith. inst bsing ths uounty Court
day " october 100. NJ " O'clock noon II that
day, all tho real estate hereinafter deseTtbed.
70 pay and discharge tho indshtedncss secured
~ SAID lfust deed nnd interest thereon aud
isasonaoie compensation " sad trustee and
the costs OF this noure aud expenses OF sale.
lhis sale VIII he made Al tho request Of The
holder of taii Indebtedness and bscAuse u
onsAid Indebtedness, which became due 90 The
I'm day ~ fehiuAfY, ls,d. and the isth
day q May, lss ans the isih day
q August, 49,. BY reason ~ which
the whole ihdostedhess BY u express term,
became due aud was % declared due by tho
holder thereof, and tho same, together with
mo aIpAid Interest ~ aiorefaid "a fuliy IN
sad real estate IL particularly described a.
Commsneihg al a point ten 40 rod. es,, Of
ihSlost NJ ,1ir p. 'S 20, no n pGs,
-" salt LAte tity survey. aud run
nink hence south i've 90 rods, thence
wesi one hundred aud two 900 frs. more OF
Ices 70 eestl line OF land decided hy Mhguie u.
Thompson 10 kilA seirs. Aprl II, lsii
thence north I've ial rods, thence east one
hundred and two ti1ll iesi more or los 10 he
pom! o. oomm.nesmehi, the same being in
WM. H JACOBS. Trustee.
Dated fsptember ", Iisi,
first publication sept y. iFo5.