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Yesterdays Services at the Chapel.


BERLIN, June 18th The Emperor and
Empress, accompanied by the dowager
Empress Augusta and the Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess of Baden, and Others of
the royal family. visited the Jasper gallery
this morning. While they We're assembled
around the bier of the dead monarch Chap
lain Royal Kogel offered brief prayer. Ac-
cess to the gallery was prohibited to the
public until the royal party departed.
Memorial Services in Great Britain.
LONDON, June l7th.-Special memorial
services for the dead German Emperor,
with funeral anthems and PROFESSIONS
were held in the churches throughout
Great Britain to-day.
A special to the Pail Mall Gazette from
Slmla says: Orders have been given for
the firing of minute guns at the forts and
stations here to morrow as a mark of re-
spect for the memory Emperor Fred
erlck. Army officers will wear mourning
for three months"
"a Warlike Tone"
PARIS, June 17th.-Most of the Paris
papers regard Emperor Williams orders
to the army as having warlike tone, con-
trasung slngularly with the rescripts of
Frederick
Some journals, notably the Steele, which
has r,oderate article, view the Emperor's
language as merely that of a soldier ad-
dressing soldiers, and express the hope
that Emperor Williams proclamation to
the Prussian people will be decidedly pa
ciic.
A Russian Press Opinion.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 17th-The Journal
de 81. Petersburg, il ali article on the prob
able foreign policy of the new German En-
peror, says ne will be guided by the good
sense that characterized the two preceding
ones. II expresses the hope that he mem
orable hopes of the late Emperor William
on his death bed will be regarded as sacred
legacy by the grandson TO guide Germany's
relations with Russia.
The Reichsteg Summoned.
BERLIN, June 17th.- An Imperial decree
summons the Reichstag to assemble on the
25th
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THE New York Sun is authority for the
statement that the Cleveland badges at
the ST. Louis Convention bore the evil
denee that they were made by Thomas
Stevens, of Conventry, England. The Sun
assets this in contradieting the Albany
argus. that had denounced the statement
as . he" Tue TWO Democratic papers for
il. u the meantime Republicans viii wear
Amegiean-lnade hadges.
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THE Chicago Inter Ocean declares that
intense detection and bitterness are exhib-
TIED among many returned Illinois Demo-
cratic delegates and visitors to the St.
Louis Convention. The same report comes
from New York, and from Pennsylvania
and Michigan. Long before November is
reached the Democracy will realize the
huge mistake it has made in both ticket
and platform.
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his citizenship in New York, say the Buff
falo papers. If this be true it must indi-
cate that Mr.. Cleveland expects but few
votes from the Buffalo district
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IA W ;;;;::.:..;Fi -
Grand Excursion Train for Esperanto.

A Distance of Thirty Miles from Elmira.
Fare for the round trip, Sc so from the points
named, and ONE-HALF regular transporta-
ton rates from all intermediate points
TICKETS for this excursion will be on sale
by Southern Pacific Company agents at all
points named and all intermediate points,
TICKETS for this excursion will be good on
the following day for return by way OF Wood
land.
The excursion train will REACH ESPERANZA
at II oclock A, NJ, and returning will LEAVE
ESPERANZA at o'clock P. NJ, connecting with
trains at Elmira for Sacramento, san Francisco,
Vallejo and Calistoga.
Excursionists desiring to visit Woodland will
be furnished free transportation by hacks,
coaches and carriages.
BE- dinner will be served in the freight de-
pot at ordinary hotel rates
Sale will commence imme dIately on the
arrival of the train.
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g Potter, MAnufa cturer and Dealer In
Harness and Saddles, TIA Second ST., and Lit
y 81 f. &. ~OuthwOr,h, Dentists, sec.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fair Oaks Relief Corps. No. IL. w. X. g.
Regular meeting HIS tMunday) A FTERNOON,
in y. NJ. 1. Hall, Seventh street, between and
l. at 2 30 O'Clock.
FLORENCE MILLER, President.
EMMA BIDwELI., Secretary. Its
Germania Building and Loan Associa-
tion.-1he Monthly Instaliments and In
terest are due and payable TO-DAY (MOnday).
June Stt. The Secretary will be ready to re
eeive the same at the Office, NJ. II Fourth
s rect, from 10 A. NJ to P. M, and in the even
ing from toS L. NEu BOUhG, President.
Fl. J. GOETHE, secretary. Its
Special Meeting of TehaIna Lodge, a
No. 8, F. and A. NJ, THIS (wonday) ~
EVENING, al O'Clock Master Masons Xxx
cordially invited. By oroer of
c. N. NELSON, W. NJ.
" B. DAVIS Secretary ltf
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

w- FOR INFORM.A TON IN REGARD
TO LANDS IN NORTHERN AND CEN.
TRIAL CALIFORNIA, THE " RECORD
UNION' RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOW
ING as BEING RESPONSIBLE AND
RELIABLE REAL ESTATE FIRMS IN
THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCALITIES.
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The RsccRD- Usfois Is the only paper on,
The coast outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ceiyes the full Associated Press dispatches from
oE ports Of the tCorld. Outside of San Fran
cisco, it has no competitor, in point of num-
be,, in its home ard general circulation
throughout The coast.
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THE OBJ ,EoUIEs.

The Programme of The Burial Services
to Take Place To-day.
BERLIN, June 17th.-The ceremonies at
the Castle Friederiehskrou tomorrow will
begin with the performance of Bach
- Boldrufst du Mich zu Hoehren Freiden
Then the choral, Jesus, Mem Zuvsnrich.
viii be sung, aud the Chaplain will efieF
prayer and bless the remains. After The
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Orr in Buffalo they call Mr.. Cleveland
"the man from nowhere This, because
OF his refusal to fay a small tax to retain
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The pace in California vo,- printing tIo.,s
a J. Ia,2S@rn e Cos, $40 St. ssc5aDeaso. esA
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John Eitel, Assayer and Chemist, corner
Seventeenth and streets. Also buys gold. #
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
CARNEGIE TALKS.

CARNEGIE TALKS.
Blaine's Host Refutes One of Chamber
lain's Declarations.
LONDON, June 17th.-Carnegle was inter
viewed at York to-day. He said Blaine
could be President any day he liked.
Carnegie repudiated Chamberlain's as
sertion that the Americans did not
indorse Gladstone's Irish policy, and
expressed surprise that Sir William
Harcourt or Morley had not chal-
lenged Chamberlain in the Commons
to name two prominent Americans who
did not favor the policy. "The Ameri-
cans; said Carnegie, were disposed to deal
gently with Lord Salisbury, who was a
bitter enemy of the republic when it was
combating slavery" He declared that
the fisheries treaty would never be ratified.
Bloody Fight in Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 17th.-During a
Baram feast to-day the AlbanIans and NJ
bans of the Imperial Guard fought out an
ancient feud. Eighteen negroes and three
Albarians were killed and dozens on both
sides were wounded.
Fears for Brave Stanley.
BRUSSELS, June 18th. - Letters from
Congo confirm the fears that trouble has
befallen the Stanley expedition. The Nord
has received no news regarding Stanley
An American Lone-Distance Runner.
LONDON June 17th-T P. Caneff, of the
Manhattan Amateur Athletic Club team OF
New York, yesterday at Belfast won the
championship of Ireland in the four-miles
race.
Death of an English Lord.
LONDON, June 17th-Lord Rober, Gros-
eenor, son of the Duke of " westminster.
has died at Constantinople of typhoid fever
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EYES FIXED ON FRANCE.

LONDON. June 17th.-M de Fleycine, has
Just completed au inspec.io of tie eastern
Il rGierl order to see whether the fort
rs 8, Inc inpr' g'!aritii, ii which has
iaie,y peeii uOubed, .tIe cat.bIe Of ating
strengthened. In all this there is nothing
to disturb the minds of quiet people Oh The
Continent, though perhaps the recent sud
den order to put into commission three
new ironclads may have been worth in
England, and does appear to have attracted
the attention of the British Admiralty.
The neighbors of France are, however,
apt to suspect the peaceful air of the coun-
trymen of Boulanger. Germany suddenly
discovered that extra precautions were
required to prevent conspiracies in Alsace-
Lorraine, hence Prince Bismarck's entreaiy
to the Reichstag. The other half of the
German Chancelor's policy is to be found
on the projected increase of duties upon
Russian goods passing the German frontier
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CARD OF THENKs
INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION is WANTED OF PR SENT
L whereabouts of CHRIS alias CHRISTOPHER
SHEEREN or SIZE RrN, WIN immigrated o
California in or about the year 1873. II living
or II dead, the full circumstances of his death.
Anyone having knowledge of these matters
viii be suitably rewarded by communicating
same to this Office. 3plm
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F Bsumle, 1913 j street.-Lunches a
specially. Canned goods, ham, cheese, butter
oft n-JE
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A new hat does not take the shine off an
old coat-Ne,r Orleans Picdyune.
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AZ ANTED-A GOOD STRONG BOY TO
~ work IN candy factory. Apply to d
FISHER u CO., sos J street. lelS-3t*
T 0ST-AN ITALIAN HOUND;
IL avn colored w white breast IS-s.SSSSto
aud white ring half around neck G.444l.-
keturn 10 GIG street and be rewaI0ed. ~
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AUCTION SALE

LARGE AUCTION SALE OF THE PER
"A sonal property of the late FRANK SLACK,
deceased, viii take place on his ranch on the
Riverside road, three miles from the city, on
Friday, June 2a, 1888.
consisting of so yearling half breed Holstein
Cattle, SO head of stock Cattle 13 halfbreed
Holstein Bulls l four-year-old full-blooded Hol-
stein Bull, 6 Brood Mares with Colts, 8 Driving
Teams, four-year-old Colts. 2 five-year-old
Colts two-yesr-old Colts, yearling Colts and
80 Sows with Pigs. The above Colts are by
Prompter, Sterling and Transit This is rare
chance to obtain some of the finest Cots that
were ever offered at public sale in this county.
Terms of sale: AL sums over $50, ninety days
time with approved notes. interest at per cent.
per annum, or per cent discount for cash.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ.
MRS. ALVERA S. SLACK, Receiver.
NJ. TOOMEY, Auctioneer. jel2-9t
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ESPERANZA

Is located in the center of 100 acres of land
belonging to the Capay Valley Land Company
This land has been subdivided into tracts of
from is to 20 acres. They will be sold at PRI-
at the time of purchase or within ten days
from the time OF contract to purchase the en-
tire balance to remain at interest for five years
al seven per cent. per annum.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Advice TO Mothers. winslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain and the little
cherub awakes as bright a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain relieves Wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for disrrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle. MWF1y
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The Sale will take place in the Large
New Depot just completed at Esperanto.
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wAR.cLoUDs GATHERING.

The opinion that war is brewing has been
SO long at Vienna and Pesth, that when
proclaimed again from the Austrian and
Hungarian capitals it produces little or no
effect; but the tone recently taken bv the
English Government on the question of
natioual defenses tends to show that ord
Salisbury hiss no more confidence than
Herr Iisza that the peace of Europe will
be maintained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02
House biIl introduced by him some

House n bill introduced by him some
time ago. by request, to amend the in-
terstate commerce law so as TO prohibit O
common carrier from transporting any
commodity for any shipper in car
owned, leased, or in any way controlled
by such shipper.
The Speaker pro tenn. laid before the
House n message from the President an-
nouncing his approval OF the Chinese
bill. Its reading was sttentively listened
10. and at its conclusion Mr.. breckin-
ridge, Of Kentucky moved the refer
ence of the message TO the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
MIR. T.. b. Taylor, OF Ohio. offered to
amend by referring the message to the
Committee on Invalid Pensions
The amendment was rejected and the
original motion prevailed.
Mir. Dunn. of Arkansas, was recog-
nized 10 move TO suspend the rules and
put upon its passage Senate bull to in
corporate the Maritime Canal Company
OF Nicaragua.
b MIR. LAWYER, Of Illinois, demanded q
second.
Asst was apparent that there was no
quorum present, Mr.. Dunn inquired Of
Messrs. Spinola and Lawler whether
they intended 10 raise that point, and
upon receiving an affirmative answer.
withdrew his motion.
Similar action was taken by Mr.. Nor
row. OF California, with the Senate bill
TO increase the limit OF transportation
for a public building at San Francisco.
Having been called up and the point of
no quorum raised by Mr.. kilgore, OF
Texas, Mr.. Morrow withdrew the
measure.
Mr.. Abbot, of Texas. then moved, un-
der n suspension OF the rules, the passage
of the Senate bill for the erection OF a
public building at Fort Worth, Texas.
Mr. Dingley, of Maine, inquired
whether Mr.. Kigore intended to raise
the point of no quorum upon this mo-
ton.
Mr.. Kilgore replied that he had
nothing to do with this bill, whereupon
Mr.. Lyman. of Iowa, demanded asecond
on the motion and intmated his inten-
ton of raising the point OF no quorum.
Then Mr.. Kilgore manifested desire
to compromise and withdrew the point
he had against Mr. Mouow's bill, and
Mr. Abbott temporarily withdrew bis
motion to enable tine san Francisco bill
to be again called up. But this time it
met with no better fate, Mr.. Anderson,
of Mississippi, being the oblector.
The House then, at 2:2j o'clock, ad-
journed.
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REAL EsrArE AT PRIVATE sALx.
DEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. a

u q
BROAD sTREET.-A FINE LOT. next to Co
hens dry-goods palace, with slight improve
ments on IL
BROAD STREEE-SIXTY FEET OF GROUND
adjoining the new Masonic Temple. Broad and
Adams streets.
BROAD SrKEEf.-An ATTRACTIVE NEW
STORE on west Broad near Monroe street.
bargain 70 make quick sale
n. W. BOWE,
oc , 2t Renl Esfafa and loans
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trnzy Trenholm.
sDoc,,, Telegram 70 Tho Dtspatch.i

Especial telegram W tno Dtspstcn.l
DAsvu.LE, VA, 0rober LIS. D..
Trenholm, who was put IN jail here
Saturday for insulting ladies on the
street. turns out to be- crazy. He is q
man Of good family, being a nephew of
GEORGE W. Trenholm. who was Con-
federate Treasurer, and first cousin Of
the present Comptroller OF Currency.
COMPTROLLER trenholm has been tele-
graphed to, and his clerk replies that a
friend has been sent to look after the
unfortunate man.
II is estimated that the frost Of Friday
and Saturday nights damaged the to-
bacco crop % per cent
The Danville Tobacco Association to-
day in annual meeting reelected all the
old olicers, headed by L. j. Talbot for
president
The sales of leaf tobacco for Septem-
Der amounted to l,4l0.Gl5 pounds.
Average price, Sll. go per hundred. To-
tai sales OF tobacco for the year ending
September seth, 81, 269,277 pounds /;
average price, $1,000.
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Norfolk Notes.
NoFEOfh NUtF%
fSpecial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 tho Dlspetchl
NORFOLK, VA, October 1.-The Dem
ocratic mass-meeting here tonight
crowded Mechanics Hall with the intel
ligence Of the city. The following gem
tlemen addressed the gathering Hon.
Albert G. Willis, of Kentucky Captain
II. G. Marshall, Democratic nominee for
Congress ID. Gardiner Tyler, elector for
this district, and Hon. John I. Harris.
There was much enthusiasm.
The quarantine here against the fever
infected districts of the South was raised
to-day, the last train being inspected by
the Quarantine Commission this morn
ing. The envelopes distributed by the
police in Portsmouth and collected for
the yellow-fever fund were counted to-
night, and yielded S76J.
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ANOTHER DISCUSSION.
Loss by the FrOsts.
NfUNN UF EHV HTV1NH.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
ABINGDON, VA, October |. A heavy
frost in this section fell Saturday night.
The injury to the tobacco crop IS very
great, and the loss in this county on that
crop alone will reach largely in the thou
sands OF dollars. The recent rains had the
effect to keep the plants green and unit
for cutting, and so if the planters had
desired they could not have housed the
crop before the frost came. Down TO
this time the crops were very promising
and fine, and the prospects for good re-
turns very encouraging. The corn crop,
it is hoped, has not been so seriously in
jured as the tobacco crop. The weather
yesterday and to day has been clear and
cool There is prospect for rain before
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-02

TNOR RENT, STORE No. 1901 g.
T. west Main street, Just built and very IA
complct. splendid stand. Kent low 70 imne-
diatc tenant Apply 10
MANNING c. STAPLES & CO.,
an o2-F 81 Tu0Nft ll0f5 Main street
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The Pubic Debt.

IBy Telegraph 70 The DispatchI
WASHINGTON. October 1.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows the de-
crease OF tue public debt during the
month OF September to be $40, 247, 026.30.
Decrease OF debt since June 30, 1888,
1913, 209, 00G 81 cash in Treasury, 1886,
376, 287.9s; gold certificates ouistand-
ing, Sl34, 1888, 100; silver certificates
outstanding, s2ls, SCI, 6Ol /; certificates Of
deposit outstanding. sl2.371, 900 legal
tenders outstanding. s346. 66l. 0i6 (; frsc.
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Methodist Church Dedicated.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON. VA, October ]. 1883.
The new Methodist church was dedi-
Gated yesterday morning, II. :. S. Lam
beth, of Richmond. preaching the dedi-
catory sermon. The building was filed
to its utmost capacity. Miss Hattie
Hudgins sang a solo. "Come unto Me, "
in her usual charming manner. There
being a small debt ON the church a col
lection was taken up and about 5000
realized. DR.. Lambeth again preached
at night and Miss Hermaine Dobbins
sang, my Faith Looks Up to Thee, "
which she rendered very acceptably.
The young men of Newport News are
arranging for a grand tournament and
ball on the 18th.
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TazpUeII County.
Correspondence Of thu Richmond Dispatch.l
rAZEwFLL c. H., Sept. q, 1883.

Correspondence Oi luN RlcuHOhu DlsphVn-l
TAzEwFLL c. H., Sept. 2S, 1888.
The officials Of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad came over the Clinch-Nalley
extension in their special car this morn
ing for the first time, and express them
selves as well pleased with It's condition.
The Tazewell brass band, and the gen
tlemen and ladies Of the town generally,
met them at the depot. AMI there WAS
general rejoicing. Passenger and freight
traffic Will open regularly on Monday,
October LIST.
The business-houses are enlarging,
business Of every kind active, and pros
porous future in store for Iazewel.
The TazeWell Agriculture and Mechan-
ical Society will omen October I'd for
three days. and the prospect for a good
fair and a large attendance isvery bright.
Ii.
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Tariff Biii Completed.
An tolerrnph % the pispatch.l

WASHINGTON, October There was
full meeting of the Senate Finance
Committee this morning, atwhich three
or four points which were left open in
the tariff bill were considered aud dis
posed OF. The hill is now complete and
will be reported as soon as the minority
shall finish its report. Senator Becks
contribution to the minority report,
which was expected this morning has
not yet been received.
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AUCTION sAaxs-yusuYe pays.

DUBLTC SALE OF STANTON
Il RIVER LAND.--in pursuance Of tbo provl-
sions Of two deeds Of trust executed BY MAJOR
Charles \. Carrington and his WHO. recorded In
tho clerks Office of Halifax County Court. Ia
Decd Book No. 20, pages go and 80 and being
signed viii cell to nc highest bidder by pubic
uction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. OcToBsE ss. 1893.
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known ~
"MiLDENDO.p
IL IS situate near CoIos's Ferry, IN Halifax
county. Va. Immediately ON StauBtOn river, and
contalns1 $50 ACRES.
The Iaud Is OF excellent quality. well adapted
20 ihe growth OF grain, tobacco aud 0thor crops,
and ia In good state OF cultivation.
The tract contains n largo proportion OF low
grounds In a high state 81 fertility, and also
lsrge boiY Ia original forest OF tho finest OAK
timber. - 49,
COMMODlOUs DWELIIAG-HOUSB. with the
usual out buildings whilo the farm is provided
with all necessary stables. corn houses, barns,
and other buildings required for large pianta-
ton.
he interest ia tho said land which Is thus
offered for sale consists Of An UNDIVIDED
THRRE-FOURTHS INTEREST IN tEE aud
TWO-THIROS INTEREST Ia remainder Of tho
remaining fourth.
TERMS: one fourth OF tho purchase money
will 10 required 70 BE- paid IN cssh: aud on tho
residue a credit OF one ami tWO yeers Will 30
given the purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor. with interest from day or salo aided.
A. soon "a tho terms % the sale are complied
with a deed ~ the land viii DO made 10 tho par
chaser, and decd OF trust taken thereon as a
further security FOR the deferred inytsiments.
X. &. NENARLE.
JOHN ". RELY,
August 81, 1881 1rus,eea
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