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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oNE-CLARK, Judge.

MONDAY, June &c, 1882.
Estate of Michael Hoey-ordered that the admin
istrator file an inventory and account within two
weeks.
Estate OF c. II. Raulett-Will admitted to probate;
letters testamentary to Eliza A. Ranlett. Notice to
creditors to he published in the RECORD UNION. APP
prasers L. D. Churchill C. Dunn and J. II. Miller.
Estate of Michael MurTay-Order confirming sale
OF personal property.
Estate of VIM Martiu-0rder confirming sale of
personally. Ordered that administrator file account
by next Monday. Other petitions taken under ad-
visement.
Estate of Lydia J. swift-Letters of guardianship
to A. Leonard bond, $500. Appraisers, p BOIL, Z.
X. Alsip and J. T. Carey.
Estate of John II. Pascal-Report OF referee filed
and order confirming final account.
Estate of John Wolfe ct al minors-Letters Of
guardianship to Mrs. E. Weber; bond, $500.
Estate of Jane Wllson-Hearlng of final account
and continued one week.
Estate OF Peter Peterson-Petition for letters
withdrawn and dismissed.
Estate of Joseph Wolf-order of sale of real
estate.
People vs.. Alec De Marsh, felony Arraigued. s.
S. Holl, counsel, pleads not guilty.
People VS.. Albert Egan, felony-Pleaded not
guilty.
Estate Of W. D. Way Order confirming sale of
personality.
Estate of Catherine Ho,t-f rider confirming sale
Of personally.
DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoN, Judge.
Della Farris vs.. W. H. Farris-ordered that de
PENDANT pay plaintiffs attorney $50 attorney Zee,
and $50 to pay costs and SIS per month alimony.
Carter VS.. Carttr-Settlement of statement OF
motion for new trial continued for two weeks.
Rodgers vs.. Central Pacific Railroad Company
Passed on the calendar.
Bauquier VS.. Bauquer-0rder entered after judg-
ment on motion OF James P Devine, allowing
the plaintiff to minor child twice each week and
to take il out walking every alternate Sunday.
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CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The City Board of Education met last
evening. Present-Directors Slater Herzog,
Stalker, Hammer, Tracy, Butler AID Super.
intendent Lame.
Mr.. Slater, Chairman of the Library Com
mittee, reported in favor Of paying S23 i8
on the bill of w. A. L C. S. Houghton, pre-
yiously referred to this COMMITTEES. The
Building and Repair, Committee recon-
mended that IS feet of hose be purchased for
the Capital Grammar School, aud that some
repairs needed there be made.
On motion of Mr.. Butler, the janitor of the
High School was authorized TO employ q
seavenger to remove ashes from the premises
Mr.. Slater moved, and it was ordered, that
the Building and Repairs Committee have
power to purchase an outbuilding at Twenty
seventh and J streets. The same committee
was authorised to sell the Twenty. &c venth
and J street schoo,-house, reserring the right
to occupy and use tho same until vacation.
The Chairman of the Board was authorized
to purchase q new tox for Insurance policies.
Mr.. Tracy, from the Special Committee on
Insurance. reported the following policies
taken $1,000, at 90 cents (SlS)-0n the
building | aud J, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
in the Imperial of London, Jondcn IF Lon
don, Northern Of london, and the Queen of
Lonoon policies TO expire June l. 1888;
cents 1922 50)-On the building l and j, Fiji
teenth and Sixteenth-in the Home 1nsur-
ance Of New York chd the Phoenix of New
York , po.i:ies to expire June 90 1888 j.
G. Carroll, agent. 81 600, at 30 cents $780,
On the building and J. Fifteenth and Six
teenth-in the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
psry policy to expire June l, 1888; Geo.
w. Lorenz sgent.
The Finance Committee reported in favor
of allowing the payroll for 81. 1872, and the
bill Of D. Il. Carter for SIG. and they were
ordered paid.
The report Of the Superintendent was read
and ordered placed on file.
Communications from L. p Rowell, Har-
riet Mccormack and Mrs. NJ. 4. Mumford.
commendasory Of Stickney's "Child's Book
of Language" were read and ordered placed
on file.
The applications of Miss Lottie Wilsey,
Miss Lillian J. Knight, Miss Kate l.. Duffy,
NJ. Aladda Strickland, Miss Mary L. Pol
hemus, Miss Clara D. King and Mrs. Lottie
A. Billet, for positions as teachers, were
read and ordered placed on file. A communi-
cation from Mrs. n L. White, expressing
desire to be again placed in charge of clas',
was read and ordered placed on file. Also
letter from Mrs. Z. B. Purnell. asking that
her claim for position as teacher be favor
ably considered.
The estimate by n. d. Goodell, for the
two-room school-house to-be built at Twenty
seventh and streets, for 81, 100, was read
and filed.
The report of the Superintendent. showing
the enrolment of pupils to be s,708, was
read and fled
The acquisitions for supplies ard stationery
for July were referred to the Superintendent
and to the Committee on Furniture and Sup
plies.
The application of Mrs. Belle S. Cooper,
for recommendation to the State Board of
Education for life diploma, was granted.
The Board then adjourned.
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OREGON.
Residence Burned-Fan of a Dock.

Residence Burned-fall OIL n Dock.
PORTLAND, June 26th.-The residence of
L. A. Terrence, at Dayton, W. T., one of
the handsomest 10 the city, was burned this
morning. Loss. "a, 800 insured for $1,000,
in the Commercial of California.
About o'clock this morning McCracken's
dock fell, and let $50 tons of salt in bulk into
the river. Five hundred tons, valued at
81. 900. was owned by John Molloy. of San
Francisco, and 30 tons, valued at $500, was
owned by the American Salt Company The
damage to the dock, owned by Captain J. G.
Ainsworth, of Oakland, is $50, 900. The
lower dock is submerged, and it is impossible
to tell whether the accident was due to faulty
construction or to overlooking - probably
the former. The dock was built eight years
ago. The salt has a history. 1t was lying
in evaporatiog pans at Callso twelve years
ago when the earthquake occurred, throwing
it four miles inland. About eight months
ago it was brought on mules backs back to
the bay, thence to San Francisco by the
British bark japan, thence to Portland by
the steamship Victoria few days ago. 1t
was the best quality, and the Intention was
to grind it here and put it up for table use.
Young Man Drowned-sudden Death.
PORTLAND, June 26:h.-At 7:30 tonight a
young man was seen going to the foot of
Madison street, and walking on the open
dock, several planks OF which were shoat at
high stage of water. He either fell or
jumped off. and was drowned. His hat was
recovered, and from the description SIS given
by people who saw him at distance, the
superstition is that his name is Mcbride, re.
Gently from California. He was in search of
work, and was very respondent. Men have
been graphing for the body since dark, but
it has not been recovered.
Thomas Geary, an old and we'll known ex.
pressman, fell in fit tonight near the police
headquarters, and while being conveyed TO
the hospital few moments later died.
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Bloody Anray-Three Men Killed and
Others Wounded The Murderer
Lynched.
RATION, June 26:h.-This afternoon Dep
uty Sheriff Dolman attempted to arrest a
gambler named Gus Mentzel. Mentzel fred
two shots at Dolman, slightly wounding him
also Charles Fox and Jacob Harris, who were
standing near them. Shortly afterwards
Dolmsn made second attempt to arrest
Men,zel ct his gambling house. Mentzel
again opened fire on the deputy, which re.
suited il me death of Harry Meultop, Justice
of the Peace. Hugh +. Delston, one of the
proprietors of the Moulton Hotel, and S. II.
jackson, saloon-keeper. All three were in
stantly killed. II. Latimer and Deputy
Sheriff Bergan were seriously wounded. I'm
mediately after toe killing, Mentzel was
seized by the enrsged citizens and hanged to
the sign of the Ration Bank.
LATER Deputy Sheriff Bergan is dying,
and the citizens are wild with excitement.
1t is thought raid will be made upon the
gamblers here tonight.
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SALT LAKE, June 26sb.-This was the
second day of the Utah Jockey Club races.
The first race, one mile. running, was won
by Chantilla in 1:474, Euchre second, An
derson third. The second race. for two-year.
olds, three quarters of a mile, was won by p.
Lorillard in 1:2l4, Miss Trump second. The
third race, II miles, was won by Red Boy in
1:59, making the three-eigh.hs in 1881, the
half in LOS, three. quarter in 1:32 Belle of
the West was second. The fourth race, trot.
ting. mile heats, was won by Ewing in 2:43,
2:411 and 2:37
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The DAILY RECORD-UNT0N.
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Sacramento Chapter, Il. and y. M.-Ton.ght
British Mutual aud Social Society-Thi evening.
Situation wanted by Scotch girl.
Notice to Creditors Estate of c. II. Ranlett.
Twilight recital Congregational Church, tonight.
Wanted-An energetic young man.
A. o. U. w.-Sacramento Lodge, this evening
Lost eolt-Sl0 reward
St. Mathews Hall san Mateo, Cal
The party will please call aud settle.
Patent Process Flour wootton Bros. K Troop
Aiadfon, Cal.
A csyS from Mrs }, S. Bowers and family.
Union Degree Lodge, No 3. / 0. 0. F.-This
evening.
To rent for S50-A saloon
For sale House and lot terms easy.
-ftns HOT Mineral Springs In Pope valley.
sozodont-For sale everywhere
Tarrant's Settler Aperieut,
wauted-Help at Houston's Employment oaieo.
A home for ssIe-ln Berryessa valley.
BusiuaSA Advertisements
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THE De LONG PARTY.

Report OF Engineer MeIvillc-The Find.
ing OF che Dend B0dtes-Extracts from
Ne longs Nofe.Book-TerribIc priva.
fions-NothiDg to Eat bnt ESg Meat
What In Gods Name is Going to Be-
crr,e or Gs:"-ToiIIng Through the
snow-The Last Effort.
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BRIGHT's DISEASE of the kidneys. diabetes
and other diseases of the kidneys aud liver,
which you are being so frightened about, Hop
BitteIs is the only thing that will surely and
permanently prevent and cure. All other
pretended cures only relieve for time, and
then make you many times we're.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

All scurf and tartar disappear,
From mouth and teeth, though dark and dry;
And all becomes fresh, pure and clear,
If we but SoZoD0NT apply.
That magic wash-all now confess
Gives to the mouth new loneliness.
ie26 3tTuThS
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Death Of Frank Eastman-Four Consecu.
tive Holidays Pr0pOsed-Typographic
Union Election-The Guaranteed Steam.
er AItOnower TO he Released - Ordl
nances setced-Ets.
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Ichi Fan, San Francisco, doubled in
size is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK g. FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices Logical, isn't it Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch OF retail country trade II
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

A Man Pcrisbes In the Flames of His
Burning shop-Homicide az Bowies A.
T.-nydrauiic Miners sofiiled TO Take
Care OF Their Tailings-Adyices from
sonora-FaH OF Dock nj Portland
Incendiarism at Los Angeics-Rain at
NFeka-Ftc.
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FOR SALE.
e Desirable Mountain Farm.
TO MY OLD PATRONS.

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you arc 30 unfortunate 20 require thons.
WITH mind rnztured and enriched by studies OF
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not treat 70 a successful Issue.
LADiES-I am always ready 20 assit you. Ny
past knOyledge has been increased by extensive
experience. / am now able 10 treat you with the
certainty Of success. No care peculiar 70 your
delicate Organism ia beyond my cure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior "
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted &c
have the desired effect In all c2ses.
Those Of the public who need my service car
depcad upon gentlomanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those VINO have been In
juTsd by youthful indiscre.ions and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Pens rs afflicted can, II Lney PREFER consult me
By letter. detailing the symptoms Of tho disease OF
trouble, and receive medicines by oxpress with full
InstructionA All letters must be director j. H.
JossELYH, u. D, 225 Suffer greet. San Francis
90, Cal.1
Cure warranted In all casss, or no pay required
CONSULTATIONS, personally or by letter, gTatis Send
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients al
my IDhrmsry when desiredl, with experienced
nurses.
Consultation PaTiors 2zs Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Aen s Christian Association Building
Office h0urs-FTom A. N. 10 =. NJ.
Ny Diploma hangs In my oflloe.
Purchase my Essay on Psychology and Maria
For ssis by 81 newBdealers
!. III. J0ssELYs. M. y.
f-2D1maSNimWa
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As THE summer continues cool, light weight
suits continue to fall in price. See those now
reduced from So to S. at Red House.
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A FINE line of mems French calf, low-cut,
sewed shoes, very superior quality. for
So 80. sold at Red House with guarantee.
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A FINE line of mems custom.made French
calf sewed bootF, box and French toe, at the
very lowest prices, at Red House.
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PREPAYMENT Two-DKysov, Judge.
CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur.
day, June "a, 1882:
Balance hand last report. S223 05S 81
Receipts for the week. 1,7l7 63
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CASHMERE for boys suits, 90 cents per yard
regular value 40 centE-Hale Bros. 4 Co.
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HALE's unbreakable corset at 81 cannot be
equalled on this coast.
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TAXPAYERS,
ATTENTION !

A CCoRDING TO LAW THE CITY DELTE-
N quent Tax List for 1882 has been delivered 70
me for the purpose OF collecting said tax by suit.
respectfully request all persons delinquent TO call
at this office and pay their delinquency, and thus
avoid the cost, trouble and publicity Of litigation.
Very respectfully, HENRY L. BUCKLEY,
ie2i-et District Attorney.
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TALK about slsughtering goods for low
prices You will have to visit the old stand
by, which has been always the same. Leader
in small profits is the Red House.
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ZEPHYR shawls in great variety, at New
York prices. Hale Bros & Co.
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FIGURED lawns. IL yards for 81, at
Hale's.
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RIBBONS and laces for the Fourth of July,
all new, at the Red House.
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mic at Beach's Grove, near Freeport, on tie
Fourth of July. The roads from all points
are in excellent condition, and those who at.
tend are assured of having good days sport.
LADIES striped and grey mixed hose, pair
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Cheslep. g. emit y
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MARsEILLEs white vests, so cents at
Hales.
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ARIZONA.
Shot Dead by a Friend.

They had been to the cabin of a sick friend,
and returned to Fry's cabin on good terms
McGowan was found in sitting posture
dead, and Fry acknowledged the killing.
Both were miners.
Advices from Sonora.
Tucson, June 26th.-The Stars advices
from Hermosillo, Sonora, state that the So
nora Railroad will be completed to Magda-
lena in about five weeks. A large part of the
working force of the n. NJ and A. Il. r.
contractors have been transferred to the So
will not run to Calabazas, but will strike
northeast from Aqua Scaria to Buena Vista,
and from there will strike the Benson Road
near old Camp Crittenden.
Last week an incendiary set fire to one of
the railroad buildings in Hermosillo, destroy
ing $50, 900 worth of material. The criminal
was arrested, and under the laws of the State
will probably be shot.
Magdalena lis being fast Americanizsd.
About dozen saloons have been opened and
a distillery established. Americans are gem
orally engaged in business.
Hermosillo is growing rapidly. Water
works have been constructed by the city.
The water is abundant and excellent. Dis
tributing pipes are now being laid Real es-
tate is rapidly rising in value. especially
orange and other fruit grounds. The State
Uni 5ersity is being built, and promises to be
a fine structure.
Guaymas is also erecting water works. The
water supply will be taken from ranch
about six miles distant.
Gillermo Andrade is organizing a scheme
to colonize the Sibiron Island, in the Gulf of
California. The island is now inhabited by
the Seris Indians, dangerous and blood.
thirsty tribe. Andrade has concession from
the Mexican Government of this island and
the pearl fisheries surrounding it.
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Total amount in Treasury. .,S22i,2 y
APPoRTIONMENT.
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

1t has been decided to have a regatta on
the Fourth, with eight contests, with S345
in prizes.
The steamship Anerley, which sails some.
time next week for Hopgkong, will carry
about $50 Chinese, and among them ten
women, who are slowed away between
decks.
The AMER Head will return to Hong.
kong By way of Honolulu. She will there
land about $50 coolies, who have been
brought to Pacific Coast ports instead Of
being taken to the Islands direct.
William E. Mighell is the purchaser of
the wreck of the Escambia. He expects
to save himself by rescuing the portable
things on the deck of the ship. Mr.
Whitehead, who bought the cargo, says
that the vessel may be raised if work is
begun right away but if it is delayed for
any length of time the snip will 90 to
pieces, as her position, he thinks, makes
this result almost inevitable in short
time. He thinks it will cost about $50
900. As to removing the cargo he will
wait until he sees what the owner of the
wreck proposes to do before ne makes any
move. A little submersion in sea water,
uC bue WHtag lOT
starch-making purposes. He says that be
has sold wheat that has been sunk in the
bay for $40 per ton, and he thinks he can
get at least that for this cargo, raised and
delivered.
AT the pigeon match of the California
Gun Club Sunday, IL birds. 2l-yards rise,
I. A. Pearson killed IL, and R. Elton and
c. Robinson 10 each. Pearson took the
first medal, Elton the second and Robin.
son the third, as his seventh bird died out
of bounds. A match at four doubles re.
suited in DIR. Chismore and T. Weeks,
s each, dividing the first and second money.
match at six birds for three prizes
s32 80, $40 so and Sl3-followed. J. A.
A. Robinson and 2. WEIGH divided first
and second money, and Roche and c.
Robinson divided third. Several other
matches followed, the shooting lasting I'M.
til daylight gave way. The best contested
match was the last one, at five birds, Hur-
bingham rules, resulting in clean scores for
ALL the competitors being Bogart, Roche,
LOGAN, Precht, Weeks, Walsh, Pierson,
Robinson. In the off-shoot at two birds
four fell out, leaving the contest between
Messrs. Pierson and Robinson, which re.
suited in favor of Mr.. Robinson.
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MEs's duck ulsters, 81 50, at Red House. :.
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Business AdveI t1sement.
Mechanics Store-Bernhardt gloves.
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HIGH prices are dead. Better shoes for
the price than ever before. Misses kid and
cloth lace shoes, sewed, good shoe, only 81;
ehild's, same quality, only 80 cents misses
kid button, worked buttonholes, 81 90:
child's, same kind, 81 child's goat glove, calf
top, button shoes, sizes to 10I, only Is
cents; ladies cloth Congress CATERS, 81 %
ladies' goat Congress CATERS, 81 80; ladies'
kid slippers, IS cents. Come and see for
yourselves, at the Blue House, ArmiDgtop,
Mills & Morse, proprietors.
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stephenson's Gilt Edge Butter Mt Pierce
Brt g. corner Eleventh and streets. je7-lm
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GENTS fine calf dress boots, 50 at Hals's.
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LINEN listers, great variety. at Hsle's.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REOoRD-CMos.l
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In OUR Mems Furnishing Goods Depart
ment eau be found mems dcgskin driving
gloves, light and heavy buck, neck wear in
al the new styles, white aud colored shirts in
all styles, ell styles Of jewelry for mems wear
Red House.
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IMMIGRANTS Eighty-two immigrants, in.
Guiding 80 males, passed Carlin yesterday,
en- route to California. They will arrive in
Sacramento by the overland train this after.
noon,
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BUILDING IMPROVEMENT. = The Scroggs
building, on the northeast corner of Tenth
and X streets, is having third story built
upon it.
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The CLARENDON" which Is just conn.,
pleted, and contains so sleeping rooms well
ventilated; fine large dining room, kitchen, with
range; bath rooms, with hot water connections
making in all as convenient hotel or lodging
house IS any in the city.
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NEw%MEXIcO.

Bloody Affray-Three Men Killed and
Others Wounded The Murderer
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STRUCK bottom-the great reduction in
price of summer clothing for men and boys
to close at Hale Bros. & Co.
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If you do not believe it, examine
the property.

WE HAVE TO LOAN,
$50, 900 to $40, oo0 on First class Real Estate
security-the rate OF interest not so much an
object as the security. Prefer 10 make it in one
loan.