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 Our young friend, Mir Q. W Collins. one of the soldier boys from this place at Chickamauga, has been very sick with typhoid fever; but, We are glad to learn, is improving.
 Yellow fever docs not attack healthy body; it finds its victims in those wbo have disorders in the system See that your di- gestion is good, blood pure, bowels regular and you can afford to laugh at the disease. Priekly Ash Bitters strengthen. digestion, clcanses the blood, liver and bowels. It is the greatest system regulator Sold by Justin Matthews.
 Died, on last Tuesday, the and inst, at Little Rock, Mrs. II. r. Thompkins, formerly of this place Her remains were brought to this city on the following day and inferred in the New Cemetery. Mrs. Thompkins' many friends will be deeply pained to hear of her death.
 We are very sorry to learn of the death of little Charley Henry, } year old son of MT. and Mrs. John l. Dicken, of Collins, Ark The little boy died at Fountain Hill, Ashley county, last Monday, while there on visit with his uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Claude Simp- son. The heart-stricken parents have our sincere condolence in the loss of their little boy.
 The new building for the MoN- TIcELLoNIAN Office, on North Main Street, is rapidly nearing completion. It will be ready for occupancy about the first of Sept, and when completed will be one of the best lighted and ventilated offices in the State. The house Is being erected especially for the MoNTIcFLLoNIAN M office, and has full supply of large windows, a glass front and the ceiling Is 13 feet high.
 is always gratifying to re ceive testimonials fer Chamber. lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy, and when the endorse ment is from q physician it ia es. pecially so. There is no more satisfactory or effective remedy than Chambcrlain's Goic, Cholera and Dlarrh@a Remedy" writes Dr. R. E. Roby, physician and pharmacist, of Olney, Mo- and as he has used the Remedy in his own family and sold it in hls drug store for six years, he should cer tainlY know. For sale by Brown X McQuiston.
 In the case of the State vs Vim. Oliver, tried at Warren on a change of venue from this county, the jury, on last Tuesday, brought in a verdict of guilty, and assessed the punishment at 5 years in the penitentiary, Oliver, it will be remembered, killed man by the name of "Boots" Green at old Troy, in a difficulty over the own ership of COW. An appeal to the Supreme Court will be taken by Oliver.
 "Let mo give you pointer" " said NJ. F. Gregg, a popuIar con ductor on the Missouri Pacific railroad. Do you know that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy cures you when you have the stomach ache? Well, it docs. And after giving this friendly bit of advice, the jolly conductor passed on down the alsle. It IS fact that thousands of railroad and travelling men nev. CT take trip without bottle of this Remedy, which is the best cnre for bowel disorders in the world. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Brown & Mc0uiston.
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List of Letters Remaining in the fl. 0. at Monticello, Ark,
 Unclaimed fer 50 days.

P. 0. at Monticello, Ark. Unclaimed fer 50 days. Perry. Rev. l. W. Fergerson. Dock. Johnson, Lee. Herring L. ]. Moore, K. Y. Rany, Shar. Stanley, Phil. Stevens, Ethel. (a) Williams. Rev NJ. II. The above unless called for in the next two weeks will he sent to the dead letter office.
 A. NJ. BELL r. Nj.
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THE MONTICELLONIAN
FRIDAY,'AUG. 12, 1898.

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Our young friend, AIr. 0. W Collins. one of the soldier boys from this place at Chickamauga, has been very sick with typhoid fever; but, We are glad to learn, is
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Yellow fever docs not attack healthy body; 1t finds its victims in those who have disorders in the system See that your di- gestion is good, blood pure, bowels regular and you can afford to laugh at the disease. Priekly Ash Bitters strengthens digestion, clcanses the blood, liver and bowels. It is the greatest system regulator Sold by Justin Matthews.
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AppraiS emen {.

This July 28 E5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05
WEAK DEFENCE AT CORNELL.

Ithaca " Y, Oct 4 (,peciaD.-The heat OF the
last few days has been anything but conducive to
good football The men have therefore not been
put through hard, snapp, play, such as is needed
J 10 ee, them ready for the game with the Carlisle
Indians on Saturday unfortunately. too the
teams hitherto played against have not been heavy
enough 10 test the real mettle of the men or TO
show them what they cannot do. The result Of
next Saturdays game therefore. is by no means
certain.
Another coach has been at work. in company
with Pop Warner and Captain Whiting. The
new man is r. H. NJ Lyle the strong right end OF
the SO team He is Just the 10 look after the
END plays and the interference The offensive team
work OF the men has of late been rather better
than the defensive work. The coaches are fortu-
nate in having a number of good men TO run into
The scrub team which often proves too much for
the Varsity. The wor': OF the ends has not been
entirely satisfactory. and Warner has been expert
Duvall. Cross ana Will are all putting up a fair
game, but not all of them tackle we'll SWeetland.
at right tackle is all thst he used to be- and a
tackle and right guard in the latter place he some
times plays rather high Alexander at left tackle;
has been doing some good work at centre In the
practice games. and may be utilized there later.
AT quarterback George Young has been doing ex-
an artful dodger. he meets with little adverse
criticism. and he has become very skiful at kick,
Ing goals as is shown by his kicking seven out o.
eight IN the Trinity game.
Windsor. right halfback. has OF late been play
ing IN the second team. and Rosenberg has been
tried in the varsity, with very good results
promise Whiting at left half. always plays a
brilliant and sure game At full sleicher Is doing
What the team needs now is plenty of snap and
60 and n good deal Of hard defensive practice.
There is plenty Of material for good team II the
good record made thus far does not make the men
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POOR PRACTICE AT NEW-HAVEN.

New-Raven Conn. Oct. 4.-The Yale football
eleven this afternoon went through listless prac-
tice that was altogether unsatisfactory. In view
OF to-morrow's game with Amherst. the practice
was far from encouraging. and the undergraduates
are rather fearful of repetition Of last Saturday
exhibition. when Yale had hard work with Wes-
leyan In order that the backs might be In bet
ter condition for hard work tomorrow. Captain
Chamberlain LAID off Mcbride. De Saulles. Corwin,
Dudley AMI Benjamin. and sent them over 10 coach
the freshman eleven. No coaches helped Captain
Chamberlain. and ne had too much on his hands to
get much work out OF the under the trying
circumstances.
Concern is still feit over the weak spot In the
Yale line MCGEE. who was shifted into centre
from tackle few days ago. is not proving himself
much of a find He is slow and does not seem to
develop In knowledge OF the playing that the posi-
ton requires. With that exception. however. the
rushline is undoubtedly stronger and further adj
vanced than II a week ago. but the danger Of
having a weak green man at the snapback Is
worrying Captain Chamberlain good deal.
In to-day's practice the college side scored twice
secured the ball once the Kick of and scored.
pupee the college side fullback outpunted Dashiell
and gained the Varsity at every exchange o.
punts. 49,,
herst will be: Right end. COY right tackle, Cham
berain: right guard. Marshall centre. Walton; left
guard Brown LEFT tackle Durston: left end.
Shame; quarterback. De Saulles; right halfbacks.
co-v,in and Dudley: left halfbacks. Marvin and
BENJAMIN fullbacks Mcbride and Dashiell
were more coaches the ground much advance
could undoubtedly be made.
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.fnreclosure Sales.
NV r(NoOo~SNN,O>>/-~'
DIVINGTON STREET.-New York SUPP

.>o~N~NN>N~o~DoN~--@ ~~Noo- NrOoo~N~NO>~~~N>N
DIVINGTON STREET.-New York Supreme
Court County of New York George schmelzel. James
II schmazel and Jane e Schmezel Executors of and
Trustees under tn. VIII and Testament OF Catherine
L Schmelze deceased. Plaintiffs, against william :
Ridabock nd Defendants
In pursuance nterlocutcry judgment or Partition
and sale duly made and entered In the ao9ye entitled
artion bearing date Both day OF June. 1898 l. the
undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named VIII
cell az Public Auction the Exchange sales Rooms now
located at No III Broadway in the Borough OF Man
hst,n cry Of New Yora, the 10th day OF october.
isos a., 70 n clock uoon that day by Strong Ireland
.ccneers the premises directed ny said judgment TO
he odd and therein described as follows;
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land and the
hI,cs thereon situate lying and being In the seven
,aanh ward late Eleventh ward 4 the City Of New York
o.o,eh of Manhattan and known and distinguished as
Ia number forty 400 RivnGton Street bounded South
civ IN front bv Rivngton Street Westerly by lot number
thir,v-erht Rivngton Street, Easterly by lot number
forty-two (2D Rvington Street Norherly by lot one
hundred and seventy-two Forsyth Street. containing In
hrndtb f-ont and rear wentyfour feet nine inches and
in dcnth on either side hundred feet, be the same
less. o-., ,eoo
D'''' - CLIFFORD " HARTRIDGE. Referee
HENRY w GAINES, Attorney for plaintiffs sl-s3 Full
,on Street Borough of Manhattan New fork city
The following Is diagram OF the premises referred 70
IN the foregoing Of sale and known as street NO
90 Rivlngt9n St Borough Of Manhattan New YORK cry
from survey by Frank Towe In possession Septe-
her 1898.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND

~ COUNTY OF NEW YORK.--John r. Mcp1aald
Plaintiff against Essie WE'LL admirisratrx. &C. or
Patrick Neil deceased. and others. Defendants
In Judgment Of foreclosure and sale dulV
mace entered the above entitled action. bearing
date the nth Of August 1895. l. the undcrsg1ad, III"
referee IN said judgement named will sell public auction
at the New York Real Estate Saesroon No Ill Broad
vay In the Borough ~ Manhattan. In the CITY county
and New York. the tweny-ffth day of octo-
ber 1895 twelve O'Clock noon on that cay oY NHnam
Kennedy Auctioneer the ard and premises directed ny
judgment be sold and therein described as fol
lows 49,, ,
All that certain lot, piece parcel II land with the
building thereon erected known and by the NUMBER
$50 West Am Stceet the 22nd Ward Of the city OF
York Borough of Manhattan. and also known
the city Of New York (now Borough OF
Norton deceased, surveyed May 1871 by Daniel Even
City Surveyor and which is bounded and described as
iih Street, distant hundred and twenty-five feet
Faswardly the Southeastery corner Of 44th street
and nth Avenue. thence Southvardly and
parallel said hundred feet and i've inches
thence and parallel with the said Southery
side ilh twenty-five feet thence Northwardly
and parallel with said Avenue hundred feet and five
Inches the said Southerly side OF i4th street and
Westwardy alene the said Southery side or 4ith
Stree, Twenty-Five feet to tho place Of beginning being
part OF the premises conveyed Samuel Cohen by
Elizabeth Fayolle BY deed dated August LIST, 1851, and
recorded in the Office the Register ~ the City and
County Of New York in Lber ZOOS Of Conveyances
Az lst 1881.
Dated New York. september Goth 1898.
CHRISTIAN G. NORTH Referee.
ALBERT @ MCDONALD
Plaintiffs Atty.
No 215 Montague Street. Brooklyn. n. Y.
The following diagram Of The property 10 be sold
It's number is $50 West iith Street:
No $50 West 44th Street
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forrflosnrr Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT C0un

NETWORK SUPREME CCUKl. county Oh
~ New York.-sanue p Kilner and Dumcnt Clarke;
rs rustc. s. etc Plaintiffs. against Sarah smith and
others. Defend nts. Ct.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure ana saie'
duly made In the above entitled action pear
ing date 18th day NJ September 1895 the underslsne'
the Referee In judgment named. Will sell al Puoc
Auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms. now located a,
No III Broadway. the Borough Of Mahattan Clty "t
New York the 8th day o October 1898 at II coeH
noon on that DAY b. pbrip a Smyth Auctioneer. the
premises directed by saj Judgment TO be sold and there
in described follows. 90.
All that certain niece parcel Of land with the build
ing thereon erected situate lying and being IN me Sne
scritei follows. viz Beginning at a point on the
csO feet inches westerly from the corner
Intersection NJ the sad northery side OF
Fortynn,h and ne westerly side NJ First Avenue
running norhsry parae with said westerly SIDE
~ First and part Of the through party wall
forty (iO ard six 90 inches thence westerly parallel
with Forty-nnth eighteen Gs) feet and four ~
inches thence souherly and again parallel with First
Avenue nearly forty 400 feet and six 90 inches
northery side Of Fortyninth street. and thence
easterlv along said side ~ Fory-ninth eighteen 0S)
inches the point place Of beginning he
said several and distances less Said
pre- being known Ly the number $50 East For
ty-ninth Street
Dated: New York. September 18th. isas.
PRATT a BROWN. Referee.
cAPDOZO p NATHAN. Attorneys for Plaintiffs
100 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan city OF New
York
The following is diagram Of the property sold
known as No. $50 +, i3th St. Manhattan. New York
city.
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Hanover. ~ H Oct (SpeciaD.-Dartmouth's
first big game is only few days away. II Is
against Harvard Cambridge. and the outlook Tor
the contest is decidedly gloomy. Dartmouth has
almost new team to develop. while the sickness
of Captain Crolius within the last week has further
injured her prospects He will not be able TO play
for some time. and in the mean time the team is
missing his serv!ces sadly For three seasons Dart
mouth has played cred.table game with Har-
ward but there now seems little prospect Of hold
ing the Harvard 10 a close score. Coach
Wurtemburg. formerly of Yale. one of the best
football authorities in the country. has had charge
OF the SQUAD for the last week. assisted by B. /
Marshall 81 a former Varsity man. he is con-
ndent that Dartmouth will have strong team be
fore the championship season opens, though II is
now weak because Of the large number OF places
10 I'LL from new material He says that behind
the line Dartmouth will be as strong as ever as
Stickncy can be made the best back Dartmouth
ever had. and there other iirstrate CANDIDATES
The lineup OF the team for week has been
Boyle. left end: Leach. left tackle; Lowe. left
guard; ROGERS. centre Corson. right guard: Ed
wards. right tackle. O'Connor, right end; Went
worth. Quarterback; Jennings left half; Stickney,
right half, and Proctor. !uback
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LAWN TENNIS.
INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT OPENS AT
NEW-HAVEN-ALL HARVARDS REP
RESENTATINES WIN.
and Princess.

New Haven. Conn, oct GSpeciaD.-The opening
matches in the intercollegiate championship lawn
tennis tournament at the Lawn Club grounds here
this afternoon furnished another duel between Har-
ward and Yale. Ont Of the eleven players entered
in the singles three represented Yale and three
OIL 4rs wore the crimson Of Harvard. BY some odd
nuke OF fortune the draw brought them all to-
gethcr in the opening matches. Whitman Narvard)
being composed by Dodge Yale) Ware Harvard)
meeting Allen Yale) and Davis CHarvard) being
drawn against Hackett Nale).
Whitman and Dodge were the first to open the
battle and Il was evident from the start that the
Yale man was outclassed Whitman holds the
championship CT America and many lesser titles,
30 there was no disgrace attaching to Dodses de-
feat In the second set the Yale man got lead Of
tour games to one. and his friends began 10 hope
for set a. least but just then Whitman. vino had
been playing rather carelessly pulled himself to-
gether and ran five straight games. taking the set
and match
Ware and Allen were the next pair to start and
the Yale man made even a poorer showing than
Dodge In the first set for he did not get a single
game. The fight was closer In the second set but
Ware always kept a little ahead Of his adversary.
and won the set at "a.
The match OF the day, however, was that between
Davis and Hackett. which going in another
court Hackett is champion OF Yale. but Davis
was runncr-up Newport this year in the Ma
tiona Championship. and he was thought 10 be
stronger than Hackett To the surprise OF all. the
Yale man won the first set by O., and the crowd
IF Yale students who sat about the court began "a
expect one victory at least. But Davis was not "a
be beaten so easily, and settled down for a hard
match when the second set opened. Hackstt was
little less steady in the critical points of the
ond set and II to the Harvard man rather
early his opponent winning only three games
When the third set began. however Hackett had
recovered his wind somewhat and Davis seemed
TO be tired from his struggle in the second set
1a fadD 49, - - hsn ~
sprang a surprise on Davis by taking the next
game and securing a lead Of 40 In the last act
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osIrPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK.-The Mutual Lfe Insurance Company Of Nsw
York plaintiff. against John r. Simmons and others de-
f.nlants. . ~. 100 - .,,o a,,i,
mad and entered in the above entitled action bearing
date the day Of October lsps the undetsshed We
Referee in sad Judgment named. VIII sen AT pu ~,
auction al the Real Estate Sa.esroom NO III
Tro,d,yav In the Borough Of Manhattan City OF new
MIX on the 27th day ~ October lSOs at IL O'Clock,
noon on that dav by Peter +. Meyer. auctoneef the
premises directed by said judgment TO be SOLD ana eren
lr,-ritei follows: ALL tnat certain l1t piece OF
buildings thereon erected
wing md being the Borough OF Manhattan In the ely
~ Xey York bounded md described as follows, to Wit;
westerly from the nortn-
corner Pearl and Rose streets running thence
stsrv along the northcry side Of Rose street twenty
a. 40, and ne ,uch land now or late or the society
~ rrisnds. thence norhey along their land, seventeen
loo, eleven and one-hat inches 70 New CHAMBERS street
isarce castery along said New Chambers street twenty
eieht feot ten and one-half inches 70 point distant
ave feet westerly from Pearl Street; and thence
uhery ard parallel with Pearl street three rect three
cbcs 10 the norhery side Of Rose street me point or
ln - boginninc and formerly known and distinguished
ga b% Number 20 New Chambers street. be the said
dimcnrtons or lea. ,..- l.. a., ,,-,
,lso All that certain lot Of land situate in the Borough
, AMonhattan in the city Of New York. bounded ana
scr,bed as follows. Beginning at the point Of inter
"lctor Of the norhery side II Rose Street with the
so,thweeteriy side Of New Chambers Street running
,6e-ca no:thwesterlv along New Chambers street sN
- four inches more or the land above described
Renee southeily along the same. three feet and three
nche. 10 Rose Street less and thence eastey
Ling Rose street six inches less.
"a the point or place 81 beginning.
Dated New York. oct I. 1898. $500 5000
CHARLES f. MILLER Referee.
Plaintiffs Attorney
30 Nassau Street
New York City.
The following Is diagram Of the property - be sold:
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Davis steaded himself for final squirt. however.
and his play improved 10 per cent. He smashed
with wonderful accuracy. and many or his deep
drives off the ground were too fast for the Yale
man 10 reach -Four straight games were added To
his score and the set and match were added TO
Uarvard's string of Victories.
These nrS-day matches put out all three OF the
Yale representatives. and only one Cornell and one
Princeton representative now In the path OF
the Harvard cracks. Both Of these players are
ou,cassed by the Crimson's wearers. and Ware will
almost surely meet OF his college mates in the
Hnals Of the singles. Whitman pays Davis to-
morrow for the other place In the finals; The
doubles also begin to- morrow. and Harvard Is al
most sure TO win both first and second places In
tbs event. too. The only dangerous team is
Uackett and Allen, and they will meet Davis and
Ward in the semi-hnas. The first days scores
follow:
championship singles. preliminary round-M. D Whit
man (Harvardi beat 6 + Dodge Yale. G-i, Ct, b.
r Davis Haryard) beat II II Haokett Yale,. 80 6-3,
G. r n. Little Prnceton) beat otto Wagner Cornell.
%. G.-l
First round-w. X. Auchlneess tCorneln beat F. A.
I.nntn Hrncetonb, rs. 1i--i3 Ga. r d. Little
Trinceton) + r. Alexander princeton. G-3 81;
l.. Ware Harvard beat J \ Allen ffalel. CO. 81
dor other sports Page ~
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>-1xrH srREEr-sunreme Court County Of

~ New York-Charles e. Bselow. Plaintiff against
Louise Hutschen Reu,her and others. DEFENDANTS. IN
pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure ana sale ouiy
ada and entered in leentted action bearing GATE
tho 1oh dav Of July lss the Undersigned the Neelee
In said Judgment named VIII sell AT public auction at me
New, YORK Real Estate Ssesroom, No III Broadway IN
the thorough OF Manhattan. city II New YORK on the ON
dav OF October 1895 10 o'clock. noon on that daN ny
Louis Ncser the prem ses End leaeehod pre- m
IN said Judgment mentioned and directed to be solo,
and therein described rs follows: , =,
ALL That certain lot Of land situate. lying ana belng N
the Fifteenth OF the CITY Of New York being part
OF The lands Sailors Snug Earbor and DISTINGUISHED
a map Of their property. In tn said ward maze py
fled IN me Office ~ Register Of the city and County
Of New York ny the number 10 and bounded and con
tainng as follows. wit; BEGINNING nj poht on
the Southcrly Ninth Street distant one hundred
and inches and threeqrartes
an Eastery from the Soheasterly corner of Nnth
Street and University Place running thence fastery.
niong Ninth Street twenty-five feet: thence southery at
right Ninth Street ninety three feet ana eleven
inches thence Westerly. and parallel with Nlnth street
twenty-five and thence Northerly al rigN; angles 70
Nnth street, nney;hree feet eleven inches TO the rla
Of beginning
The said lease ~ the said premises made and eN-
city Of New York 20 defendant Louise H. Reuhe by
Indenture dated May first 1897 and recorded In the office
Of the County ~ New York In book series
> ber Sc So and indeXen under block mum
Der 500 the Land Map OF the cry n New York.
Dated New York, September 10Th. 1873
STEPHEN II. OLrN
Referee.
WALTER II MERRIAM Attorney for Plaintiff. 60 Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.