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MALE HELP WANTED.

pAKER AND SECOND COOK. $50 AND FARE:
ID hotel cooks, $50 and sos 3 short-0Tder cooks
$40 aud $780, meat cook for springs, $75 barber for
the country. firSt-class wages; bell-boys for n
frst-elass country hotel $50 and found; walters
for different country hotels, $50 and s35 kitchen
hands, SIS; pantry-bOys so. II. T. WARD q
Co. sos aud 6lO Clay st. 1t
DANCH BLACKSMITH. SEE BOSS HERE $40
IL aud found; blacksmiths helper country, $50;
found; driver for milk wagon $50 and found; 2
stabemen for n country stable, $50 and found:
20 hay.makers aud run mowers $l rs. 81 90 and
$50 per month"; of-bearerS for b briek-yard, So 25
per day: 10 more wood choppers, pine wood. 81 rs
per cord; 10 men for railroad work, 81 25 per day;
5 Transfers 81 10, railroad work, near city; 20
teamsters and iaborers for city work, $50 and
board: men and wives for ranches. r. L. WARD
q CO., sos and $40 Clay st. 1t
IA ANTED-BoYS FOR PLANNING MILL 81 TO
w 50 week Office boy, 81 a week; dyer for eoun-
miners si0, board bricklayers farmer and wife,
$40; mixer and wife, $40; custom shoemaker;
choppers 81 80 cord; carriage painter for country
So so day; blacksmith helper, $35; frst-eIass
$50; 20 laborers for country $50; 8 laborers for
mine. $50: laborers for milysrd. $50 to S35;
20 laborers for city, $50 and 81 rs day; 20 team
sters for city and country $40 aud 81 rs day labor
ers for factory 81 so and 81 IS: and Others APP
ply TO J. f. CRoSETT q CO, 62S Sacramento ST. 1t
IA ANTED : RESTAURANT COOK, COUNTRY,
w French dinner, $50; Swiss or italian cook, $50;
cook, small country hotel $50; cook and wife, saw
mill crew. $50; second cook, pear city, $40 and
general utility man, country, $50 and found; pantry
boy $l5 aud found: eleyatOr-boy for city. $40 and
found; diShwasher $50 aud $25; Japanese boy for
drug store So week and found; and others. Apply
to J. +. CROSE1T& CO., 62S Sacramento st. 1t
XN ANTED - TYPEWRITER AND SHORT
w hand reporter; must run caligraph machine;
$50 per month. Apply TO j. f. CRoSETr & CO.,
62S Sacramento st. 1t
VA ANTED-STEwARD. 1856, AND COOK SIS,
w For resort. Apply TO }. +. CRoSETT d CO., 628
Sacramento st. 1t
r. MORE MEN TO HANDLE GRAIN, 81 so A DAY:
" 10 men TO make roads In the woods $50 and
found; machinist, lathe and bench work, country,
So so day: blacksmith, country So so day;
blacksmith, country, $40: wood-worker and wheel
wright, country. S. q day; brick-molders. $685.
butterma run cream-separator. $35 and found;
3 mixers, $25 and $780, Portuguese mixers, $50
and found; farmers, near city SIS; Is Japanese
for different kinds of work, hotels and private
families, SIS. $40, $25. $50 and $50. q. r. HAN
SEN IL Co. ITO Geary st. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUM
MER MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going to the
country during the summer months can
have THE DAILY CALI mailed TO them
for "a week. or longer at regular subscrip-
ticn rates. I5c. per week. Give order TO
rarrinr OF sen, 10 business Office.
The morning call., 1891-05-26
THE OBLIGATIONS OF NEUTRALs.

The Alta California severely condemns
the treaty of Geneva by which new deflnl-
ton was given to the obligations of neutrals.
That journal says that we were paid bride
of $4,000 600 to agree TO that treaty. The
fact is. however, that the American c0nten-
ton in the case prevailed. Under the prln-
chile of international law we sought to es-
tablish the English Government would be-
come responsible for the depredations OF the
Alabama and other rebel cruisers. Ii the
treaty was a mistake it was mistake OF our
own seeking. There is no doubt OF En-
glands satisfaction with the treaty. Had
she failed to aceede to the American demand
American ports would, when England again
became involved in war swarm with vessels
fitted out 10 prey on British commerce.
Whether the new code of international law
established by the Geneva Conference Is
best for the world at large is a matter upon
which there may be difference Of opinion.
But it cannot be truthfully said that we
were bribed to DO that which we openly pro-
feSSed a desire TO do.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES:

DAILY CALL tinoludIng sundays So per year by
y al, postpaid Is cents per week, IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
I'VE copies three months, Sc %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 80 per year postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and " EEKLY CALL. s. so per year. post
PAID. WEEKLY CALL teight pages), 81 % per ear
tOSJpalu. Cubs OF ten tsenU 10 one address, %Io'
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TUr>irURF.-By Geo. +. Lalnson, at 1929 Cali
f0-Hia ST.. at II O'Clock
FuRslruRE-By A. W, Furst, at 1921 Market ST.,
az II O'Clock.
REAI EsTArE.-By Easton & Eldrdge, at 63s
Marx pr 81 ar o'clock
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A1yQf o'g patrons lgbo fail TO find THE
NORNINF CALL for sale By train-5oys
vjI confer a faror By notifying this oftce OF
ueJoCt, naming the date and train.
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John stealer,s sudden Death.

John Stealey, well-known real estate
dealer, died suddenly from heart disease at
the Paramount Hotel at o'clock yesterday
morning. He was aged "a years and
native of Ireland. His death was reported
to the Coroner because he had not been at
tended by physician.
The morning call., 1891-05-26

FOR MERCHANDISE SoLD.-Lord & Boytcn OF
Alameda County have been sued In the Superior
Court by The California Door Company for
1851 40, balance due for merchandise sofa.
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AN AGENTS FAILURE.-H. b. Warlfel, gen.
eral agent. has petitiOned TO be declared an In.
solvent debtor Liabilities $1,000; assets none,
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CHOICE cream mixed candles in 2, 4, aud ID
japanese lunch baskets. 25e ID. Townsend's. /.
The morning call., 1891-05-26

LADIES and childrem's straw hats, Toe each
Pioneer Dry goods Store 105 Fifth street.
The morning call., 1891-05-26

The Palace Salt Wafer TUB and Swimming,
713 Hilbert street, are now open for the season.
The morning call., 1891-05-26

UNTIL AFTER FACATIoN.-The trial OF the
Moore Hopkins breach or promise suit has been
postponed until after Judge Wallace's vacation
The morning call., 1891-05-26

LECTURE ON EUROPE" Europe" will be
the subject of the Rev. L. j. Curtis third lecture
on his recent tour Of the world, to be delivered
tonight at the Woodbridge Presbyterian Church,
corner OF Twentieth and Capp streets, aud Illus
trated with steTeopticon views of Paris, Ger
many, The Rhine. Holland. Belgium and Spain.
The morning call., 1891-05-26

J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-Tnis celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all hrst-class druggists aud
gToceTs. Trade maTk-star within shield.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

Fss larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-05-26

ANGosTURA BITTERs makes health and health
makes bright rosy cheeks and happiness Dr.J. G.. b.
Siegert& Sons sole manufacturers Ask your druggist
JOHN o'BYRNE. late acting District Attorney Of
sew York, is now practiclng his profession. once
4O5 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS,

BEEcHAM's Pills act like magic on weak stomach
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 2l3 Suffer street
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For CoUGHs ASTHMA AND THROAT DISORDERS
use Byolc7ss Bronchial 7roches." % cts. a box.
The morning call., 1891-05-26


NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
~-----------~----~-~---~.
RP Pacific Lodge, No. 1876, F. and q
fed TO attend a called meeting THIS CTUES-WV
DAY) EVENING, May 26th. at : 80 O'Clock. W.
All Master Masons in good standing are invited BY
1t GEORGE PENNINGTON, Secretary.
~ Golden Gate Lodge. No. 80. n
G~S +. A. M-Called meeting THIS IA
LTUEsDAY2 Evening ,s5.a May 26th at 7:5oXW
O IL i"''' O'S''' GEO. J. HoBE, secretaTy.
r55s Hermann Lodge. No. I45, ,S.4sasgz1>
@~S l. u. o. F.-The officers and mem SSssH.fN<S<-
bers Of the Funeral Committee are re- -
quested to assemble at their hall To- 0WAN
the purpose Of attending the funeral of our late
brother, CHRISTIAN KLINGkR.
HY LIGoTzKI Secretary. 1t
R9S Unity Encampment, No. %. Lea q
d. o. o. F.-MemberS are requested 10 as-sX
semble in Eucampnent Han TUESDAY. MayN
18th, al 30 O'Clock 10 attend the funeral or our
late Patriarch, DAVID MEEKER, p. H.P
my252t F. w. ARMSTRONG. Scribe.
|" Ivanhoe Lodge, No. 3. X. of E
- r VIII confer the ainpIihed thlrd - S4s
on WEDN ESDAY. May 81 1891. at $50 AsAS
p. NJ Members Of sister Lodges edge cordially invited
o. NoRcRoss, K. OF r. & 5 my26 2t
RES For Saie-Ihat Very Desi able BusI-
-b~D ness property known as Central Presbyterian
IabeTnacle 70 feet on Golden Gate ave. and S5 feet
POk St: northeast corner; sealed bids received
for lOr. building and contents: also lot separate;
building TO be removed; bids received until june
LIST. Address JOHN MCCULLOUGH Secretary Board
Of Trustees. Webster st. myl7 lat
re The CALIFORNIAN Club of ON
Gs-C San FranclscO-Silver anniversary n, IA ~
and grand gathering OF the clans in the NJ W.
"Garb OF Aud Gaul," Saturday May 80, ~
1891. at Shell Mound Park Berkeley. The club is
determined make this the twenty fifth annual
gathering and games. the graDdeSt and most enjoy
able event OF the season. New games Will be intro
dueed never before seen in America large list
of exciting club events open to members of
clubs from all parts OF the world who will receive
$500 in cash and other prizes, including two
handsome gold medals value 500 each. for long
distance race. Scottish national dancing by expert
cIansmen and lads and lassieS in costume; also a
long list OF games open to all corners, for which
there large cash well as other valuable prizes
Delegations from all parts of the United States and
Canada will be present take part in this auspic-
ious occasion. The usual Highland hospitality VIII
be exended TO all. Dancing from IL A. NJ in two
paviIions 10 the music OF the celebrated Golden
cate Band. There W III be full corps OF Highland
pipers in costume. Games commence at A. NJ.
sharp and close at p. NJ. No intermissiOn. Trains
connect with Oakland Ferry every half hour Adj
mission so cents; children 20 cents Be sure and
buy your ticket for Shell Mound Park
w. &. Blu RNETr, Chief.
THOMAS WILSON. Secretary. myl7 lat
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{ 1ENOiNE SPECS, l5C UP. 80 FOURTH. Next
VI to bakery Sundays 72S Market i'm front ceIe-
DRAFTED ladies' sloye-store. one door from hat-stOre
ulme savings banks. zoe: try one. mN2b 7ts
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MASSAGE.

> NEW ASSISTANTS JUST ARRIVED AT MISS
= lille SHOWS; yapOr baths. 7-@ siarket 81.
Paror 20. myl9 l4ts
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7 oST-sMALL BLACK DOG WITH TAN-COL-
il ored feet. Suitable reward given BY returning
same to % Eleventh 81. lts
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To Chicago. Niagara Fails, New York and Boston in
Pullman tourist cars lowest possible rates under
the supervision OF J. w. McClymonds. Supt of Oak
land schools; Prof }. b. McChesney. Principal OF
Oakland High school, w. n. Bush. Principal Com
mercal High School. San Francisco. Cal, and the
personal management of j. g. Mccall, Gen Agent
Erie Ry., who has managed these parties for the
past five years For full information apply to Mrs.
May L. Cheney Pacific Coast Bureau OF Education,
500 Post street. San Francisco.
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A s COMPANION OR TAKE ENTIRE CHARGE
n children going to country; exceptional refer
enees. Address Country, Box 1856, CALL Branch
Omee. my26 BIS
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EDTND.

EOUND WHERE l CAN HAVE MY HAIR
i dressed for 20 cents; fTeckles pimples, black
heads and wrinkles treated by delightful steam
ing process. La Yerite Bazaar. go IL Geary. m24 7t
EOUND-BEST VARIETIES OF MUSICAL IN
i Struments cheaper than anywhere else at C. c.
KEENE'S, 3 Third ST., cor OF Market. myl5 II
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COOK FOR SMALL SPRING HOTEL, sou
" waiter for helms hail. spring hotel. S25; cooks,
city. $40 French Italian waiter, country, $4O
q. X. HANSEN Il Co, 10 Geary Sc. II
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

GITUATIoN WANTED FOR A FIRST-CIASS
- second girl. j. Il. CRoSETr q CO., 62S Saera-
mento st. IT
The morning call., 1891-05-26

THE people have recognized In Hoods Sarsapa-
rta honest medicine at honest price,
honestly recommended for troubles which it
honestly cures. This is the secret of its success.
The morning call., 1891-05-26

DR REA, 923 MARKET, EXT. TEETH soc;
~ with gas 81; filings low; open evenings. my2 tf
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GOLD BADGE FINDER WILL BE SUITABLY
" rewarded by leaving it at J. d. GRIltIN'S
beat-shOD 2lS Steuart st. my26 3tF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS@ Bad Tenants Elected for 81. CoIIec-
6~ tons made, city or country. PACING Collection
Company, 02S California st. Room & de22 tf
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED. GOLDEN GATE DYE
- Works, 342 McAIltSteF St It's
"a ANTED-SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM
w mission to handle the NEW PATENT CHEMI-
CAL INK ERASING PENCIL; the greatest selling
novelty ever produced; grasses ina thoroughly in
two seconds; no abrasion OF paper; 20U TO 500 per
cent profit: one agents sales amounted TO $500 in
six days; another, 1872 in two hours; we want one
energetic general agent for each State and Terri
tory. For terms and full particulars address THE
MONROE ERASER MFG. co, La Crosse. Wis IA IF
GENTS FOR CUSTOM SHIRTS; 30 PER CENT
~ commission. c. $, Box 100 CALL Branch % 3m
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE BEST-SELLING
~ book of this century; big profits. Apply SlS
Market ST., Department J. APPS II
.CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ tons taken at CALL Branch offices, SOB LarKin
ST., S39 Hayes st. and 1918 Mission ST.. open till
Qs{n
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I OST-A DRAFT FOR $500; WORTHLESS 10
i any one except owner: payment stopped. A re-
ward will be paid by leaving at BANK 26 2tF
GTOLEN OR STRAYED-FRIDAY MORNING
- from corner TweGIy-frSt and Mission SITS.
small roam mare. with saddle and Bride Return
7231a Valencia ST., receive reward. my24 3ts
THE S r. COLLATERAL LOAN BANK, 535
Kearny ST., lends money ct per cent per month
Oh watches. diamonds and iewelry, de4S ON
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LOST.

OST-DIA1TONn RING, ON FRIDAY LAST.
l. Finder Will be rewarded by returning TO l26
Post ST. my26 St*
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DRESS AKING AND DRESS CUTTING
IL School; you taught to make dress from %
ginning to end 2U3 Powell 81. mr3l u
MRS r. keller, II9 STOCKTON-sUITS 81 80
vi up: cutting. fitting 75c: Op " igwam lll6n
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private HOME IN CONFINEMENT; ExPEKI-
enced midwife; nurse. Address l54 Octavia % II
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A t l26 KEARNY, ROOM 8, you CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates: priyate rooms for Iadies.
pledges for sale: take elevator mrI m
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-03-06
resented pitialle appearance az no left

presented pitiahle appearance az he left
the church, He ken, his ewes stfaigh,
ahead, hooking ucitEic. 10 tie eight mo-.
left, He repaired straightway to the
residence of the young lady and learned
that the girl had fed with a traveller from
Cincinnati. Crater subsequently, left
Nincenncs and remained away two weeks.
Since then tho Cincinnati man who in
weighed his sweetheart into an copement
has never been heard Of or seen.
Crater left his home and was next heard
from at Fort Worth, Tex. One morning
about daybrcak he was discovered walk
ing around Catholic Church in that city
with his shoes of, muttering the name Of
the girl who had played him false. He
was arrested and placed in the calahoose,
where he partially recovered his mental
brightness. and acted so nationally that he
was released after few days, and remain
cd in the City Attorneys Office until his
friends could be heard from He suddenly
attacked the attorney with hatchct,
knocking him down, and fed, when, after
an exciting chase, he was again arrested
On telcgraphic request from his brothers,
the officers put him on train for the
North, and, under care Of attendants, WAS
taken back to Nincenncs. Remaining
quietly at home fora time he again started
South, and the tragedy Of Yesterday oc-
cnrrcd
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-03-06
IRISH MONEY.
Big Quarrel Over the Funds Tor
Tenants Relief

Loypox, Mar. 3.--Thc financial dispute
between the McCarthyite and Parnell
factions oil the Irish Parliamentary party
is likely 70 be much in evidence during the
struggle. Forty thousand dollars released
!, month ago from the league funds was
divided in the following way; $2a, 0oo went
TO the campaign committee aud $l5,OoO
passed into the hands of the Tenants De-
fcnsc league The latter sum is the sub
iect of dispute. The McCarthyites' idea
IS that the amount is out of proportion
to the number Of cvicted tenants the
league had relieved. The McCarthyitcs
are inclined to waive this. They contend,
however, that instead of being devoted to
cvicted il was used to. meet an over-drait
on the Hibernian bank. Thomas i. Giiis
letter to McCarty referring to this matter
rather eyades the point at issue by declar-
ing that when he signed the release
Mccarthy must have known that the fund
sci apart for James +. Zavior's, O'Brien's
and j. J. Clancey's checks were dishon-
orcd, though it is evident that MCCARTHY
left Boulognc believing that the money
was devoted to the relief of fenenss only
Proof that O'Bricn gaze his sanction TO
meeting tho oyerdraft 10 found in Timothy
Harriagtoa's statement that no had 9
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-03-06
VIRGINIA AND THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Governor interviewed in Regard to
the State Gcologist and what the
state Should do About tho
Worlds Fair.

RGcnMoNn, VA, March Ex-Governor Nc
Kinney has been interviewed here by the
Dispatch. lie recognizes that it is of the
greatest Importance that Virginia should
have State Seolosist, and that she
should be properly represented at the
Chicago Exposition.
These two matters arc closely associated.
He will therefore recommend 10 the LcSis
lature the creation Of the Office Of the one
and the making Of an adequate apporpria-
tion for the other The subject involves,
however, good deal of study, not to say
worry on the part of the Executive.
In connection with the Office of State
geologist Il number of questions arise, such
as: What shall be his duties? How shall
he 20 about making examinations? Shall
he be at the service of every one who i'm
AGNES he has minerals on his property:
Shall the counties Of the State be exam
med in detail, etc. This the Governor
considers entails upon him the duty Of
examining the statutes defining the powers,
etc, Of State biologists of all the States
having such officers, in order that he may
act intclligcntly in making the recon-
mcndation. and this he proposes to do.
THE APPROPRIATION FOR CHICAGO.
The matter of recommending an appro-
priation for the Chicago Exposition in
wolves still greater difficulties, and as the
Governor said Yesterday in talking about
these two subjects, the appropriation
should be hedgcd about with rigid ana
clearly defined legislation. y proper rep
rcscntation of Virginia means Il great
deal. and among the questions suggested
in connection with the appropriation are
these: How is Tic money TO be divided
so that each interest in the State shall
have its full share of representation and
who is to dsbursc the appropriation?
The Governor also remarked that he
thought the State geoloSist should IN
measure have control OF the States cxhib-
;t8 at Chicago that the creation OF that
Office was not the least factor entering into
the consideration of the whole subject,
and that he also thought that whoever had
control of the appropriation should be
bonded.
In this matter as in the oyster question
the Governor is proceeding cautiously and
seeking all the light he can get, to the
end of securing such legislation in prov'i-
ing for the States exhibit as will Snaran..
tee the VERY best results in advertising all
Of her advantages 1t The least cost in the
way ofmu!tiplying officers, agents, nc. his
! position, rs embodied in the above, MAS
given the dispatch in an informal way.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-03-06
TRUSTEES SALE
OF a VALUABLE TRACT or
COAL LAM :

Pursuant to q degree " the Circuit court OF WASH
ington County, Virginia, entered at the January term
1891 in the chancery causes OF f. t. Noon against H.
+. Mccoy, J. J. Kelly, ST., ct I'll AMI l.. b. Moon VS.
VIM +. khca and others, and by virtue OF II decd OF
trust executed by T. u. Moon to Is Trustee on the
10th day Of October, 1888 will the fourteenth day
OF March, 1891, AZ the front door OF the iu;erlnort
Hotel in the town OF Big Stone Gap, Virginia oiler at
public outcry TO the highest bidder, the tract OF land
and all the right, title and interest Of J.. y. bloom
therein, situated upon l.ooney Creek and Powell :
river Big Stone Gap, in Wise County, Virginia,
containing fourteen hundred ana seventy and seventy
our-huntredths acres more or less. This Is the
same tract OF land conveyed TO +. Il. Moon by j. j.
Kelly ST., and wife the 10th day OF October, 1885,
by deed recorded in the Clerks Office Of Wise county,
to which reerencc is made, and is bounded by the
lands Of the Virginia Coal and Iron Co. and others
This is a very valuable tract Of Coal Land.
TERMS or SAiE.-1he following Sums viii be re
CURED to be paid in cash al the time OF sale:
First.-A sufficient to pay the costs accrued III
the said causes and costs Of sale.
Sccond.-fourteen thousand two hundred and SIX
dollars and nincy-onc cents, Sl4, 2OG9 with interest
thereon from the first day OF August 1885, until day Of
sale.
Third.-Sevenlccn thousand. eight hundred and
ninety dollars and fourteen cents, (sl7S9O.l4) with
intcrss, thereon from the 10th day OF October, lsSS,
until day OF sale Upon the balance Of the purchase
money the following credit will be given:
Zig h, thousand, ine hundred and forty-tve dollars
and seven cent, $500 with interest from III. 18th
day Of October 1885, TO he paid on the 2srd day u
November, 1891.
Eigh, thousand, nine hundred and forty-tiye dollars
and seven cents, ($S95.07) with interest from the
10th day of October 1885, to be paid the 23rd day
Of November, 1892.
Eight thousand nine hundred and forty-five dollars
and seven cents (SS go OF with interest from the 18th
day OF 0ctobcr 1885, to be paid on the 23rd day OF
November, 1893.
And for any sum the property sells for, in excess
OF the above amounts, credit will he given. one third 10
be paid the BIRD day OF November 1881, one third
on the BIRD day Of November, 1892, and one third on
tho 23rd day OF November, 1853, with interest from
day of sale on each instailment.
4 lien will be retained upon the land to secure
the deferred installments Of purchase money.
Wan. F. RHEA, Trustee.
Clerks office OF the Circuit Court OF Washington
County l. John G. Kreger, clerk OF the Circuit Court
of said county do hereby certify that ". +. Rhea,
Trustee in the causes Of f. b. Noon against H. F.
Mccoy, ]. ]. Kelly, ST., and others and +. f. Neon
against w f. Rhea and others, has executed bond
with security in the penalty OF 90 as required
BY the decree entered III said causes on the 10Th day
of January, 1aal Given under my hand this 3lst day
az January, 1891 JonN G. KREGER, c. C.