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where like Seen, in which case it must also
be claSsed among the exceptions OF which
we are speaking.
Seignior (pron. seen yor), meaning the
lord of the manor, and the derived words,
like seigniory, must also be included.
If we add sheik IAN Arab chief weir e.
dam on a uvel). and wsird wild, supernatu.
raD, we have most of the exceptions.
One way Of pronouncing either and nsither
brings them also into the list, but there IS
no danger Of going wrong with them.
If Il nonsense verse will help, then learn
this
Receioe the %seigmior; seize the 0heik,
Tear up his seine and spoil his weir,
At leisure by ueird doings seek
TO cell him in with deadly fear.
The other words of the class have the ii"
first, such as achieve, believe, bier, brief,
chief. fend, fell. fierce, frieze I'm nrchiteo-
tureJ, lief I'm such " sentence as Il had ms lief
do it rs not'), lien "a legalclaim). liege, mi"n
(monner, bearing), piece, pier, pierce, priest,
reprieve, retrieve, relieve, shield, sh1iek,
siege, sieve, thief, tier. t%ierce, WELD. yield.
There are many other words having EEL
and de" which do not come under the
above category, us tho vowels are differently
pronounced: but these words seldom give ANY
trouble. For Instance, we lave tie, ladies'.
friend; and rather large class where the "ei"
is pronounced like ca as in freight, reign dc.
Reiqht, sleigbt Gu tile phrase f'slei9ht IF
hand'), and 8urfett pronounced ''surlit")
may also be noted.
, 1898-07-27
PrOklalna.

mET bekendtg0res herved, at jog
lU) Days Dato eftev hans egen Be
gmring har taget, H0ker her at Byen
CHARLES FREDERIC WOODS
30 under Skifterettens Behandlihg
som fallit.
ALE og enhver, son maa:te have
noget i Boet at fordre, indkaldes
herved med 8 Maaneders Varse)
til for undertegnede Skifteret at
anmelde og bevisIigg0re deres Krav.
St. Thone Skifteret, den 22de JUL 1898.
WELLEJUS,
kst.
, 1898-07-27
KILOGRAMS.
ST CROIX STA1

81 ROlA STATION.
New York, July 22md.-The British "Medi-
cal journal" re. OTIS that the Prince Of Wales
left patelIa was fractured nearly transversely
close to the upper margin. and that about
ono fifth Of the patella Is somewhat creScen
tic ani torn away with the tendi 'ous inser-
tlou of the quadricrps extensor, fragments IT
the patella were separated two inches aud the
knee Joint distenled with blood. Under
treatment the sepaI alton has been reduced to
a quartz: Of al inch and the effusion lesSeDed.
His general condition. is satisfactory, aud an
operation is strongly advised against.
1t i, announced fl IN Washing ton that the
Spanish prisoners will not DO returned unless
General Ioral's surrender is complete accord
iug 10 the terms Of the capitulation.
1t is reported that General Gnroin Is very
much annoyed with General Shaftsr for bolug
ignored in The surrender ceremonies and 1T
the Spauiaris being l"ft in control of SANTA
90. and that in consequence he has announced
tnat he is unable TO any longer cooperat" with
the United States, and has therefore resigned
his commission to General Gomez.
A Washington despatch reports that
Admiral Watson will not g. TO Europe untlI
the Porto Rico campaign is developed.
The Porto R,can Junta in New York OPP
pose annexation, which is officially declared
10 be the policy Of the United States. The
ldter'S intentions regarding the Philippines
are still inchoato.
A despatch from Manila via Hong Korg
announces the arrival there Of the second
reinforcing expedition and that Admiral
Dewey is now liable to take the city any
day.
1t is reported that the U S. S. "Mayhower"
has captured off CienfuogoS the British
steamer .'Newfoundlaud" from Halifax July
GIL bound for Kingston.
Adyices from Santiago state that hundreds
of American aud Spanish soldiers, who but IL
few days ago were shooting at each other.
now crowd the streets ct HE city, meeting
and mixing on the most friendly terms; TIA"
victors and vanquished being equally reJolced
that the strife aud hloodshed are over and
the horrors of siege endeI.
A Kingston despatch reports that some
Cubans arriving from Sidney report the
death Of Genbral Garcia.
The Paris ~"Temps'' states that dispatches
have been received which lead to the belief
that semi-oficiaI communications between
Spain and the United States have been ex-
changed with the view OF sounding the latter
lie the terms of peace.
The Malrid correspondent of tn" New
York H. raid" telegraphF that Spain prefers
an American plotect0rate over Cuba TO the
rule of the insurIectiunists
The Madrid 20 respondent Of the London
"Times" reports that nothing definite is
known regarding the decision Of the Cabinet
on the peace question, and that apparently
the Government does not recognize the ne
cessity of making peace quickly; the public
Sapm indiferent.
, 1898-07-27
THE PROCESSION OF BARRENsPor.

Tie great topic Of the day in our
Island of Sta. Cruz is the splendid process
sion which took place Sunday l7th instant
in the Estate Of Barrenspot.
The beautiful Chapel built about a century
ago by the family McEvoy came, time going
on, to he the property of the present owners
of Barrenspot. Bartram Bros. We NE happy
10 quote that at present it is in the hands Of
the Redemptorist Fathers Of Basin, owing
IN gleot par to the mediation aud the genc-
rosity of Captain Blackwood, the we'll known
and able representative vi the above mou-
toned firm.
So the procession Ind been advertised u
fortnight ago and nothing was spared for the
decoration Of the Chapel. Sunday the IHh
was a glorious day md from nine O'Clock nm.
country people .aud town people Of Basin
were Rocking towards BnrrrmSpOt.
The Chapel is Situated on a hill and can be
seen from miles OFF. Soon the hill was
covered with p~hNetons and other vehicles Of
all kinds, and Soon every seat occupied IN
the Chapel, which held about four hundred
for the occasion. The remainder, aconSider-
adj" lot of people, gathered around the
building in the Chapel yard. High mass
was sung at 10 o'clock by the Venerable
Father Guilbot. former pastor Of BasSin.
After mass Father %Schelphaut, C.S.S.R.,
Superior of BaSsin, delivered an ell queit
sermon Oh Saint Ann, the great saint to be
henceforth specially honoured vt Barrenspot.
In lively wo rds the able Speaker described
the Catholic devotion to the mother Of the
Blessed Virgin, an expressed the wish that
all hearts, especially i'll the country, shonld
cling 10 so S~alutaTy Il devotion. Many IN
stances of miracles worked by the good ST..
Ann he related to this effect.
After sermon all retired for All invi9orat-
ing lunch under the trees. The landscape is
magnificent from the height Of Barren>pot.
All around in al immense circle we comtrm-
plate picturesque hills crowned here and
there by the white houses aud red roofs Of an
estate All is under sugar cultivation, the
estates divided by handsome rows OF co'oanot
palms. Really, one who has contemplated
for a few minutes such a scenery is perfectly
satisfied that Sta. Cruz is the garden Of
the Antilles.
At half past two o'clock the procession
was organized in honour of 81. Ann. ~ thou
sand persons took part in this religions de
monstration.
First proceeded the cross surrounded by
acoIythes dressed in red gowns with white
surpliceS. Then followed the banner of the
Holy Cross, in white satin, richly embloider-
ed. Two hundred men formed the e,corte
of the sign Of our Redemption. Next came
the banner of the Sacred Heart Society,
male section, a hundred members augmented
the procession; these we're followed by the
ladies, they we're nnmberless. and marched
courageOusly notwithstanding the country
breeze blowing sometimes a little roughly
and giving the banner carrier. a little trouble
, 1898-07-27

MFR. julius Reuter- OF Frodelikstcd wishes
us TO slate that h" is not The anshor OF a
letter recently published in these columns
over the signature "a lover Of order"
The performance given yesterday evening
in the hall in Strand Street known as
McEvoy's was highly entertaining. The
aorobatic feats we're first class, and the
balancing, sword walking etc. of the J"pa-
nese members of the company were really
astonishing. Nothing as good IN TIL" line
las been seen here before; and we recon-
mend our readers not to lose the chance of
seeing these remarkable feats' lhere is 10
be q second performance tonight and
another tomorrow night, as we'll as an
AFTERNOON performance at half price for
children on Saturday
, 1898-07-27

RT is hereby made known, that
- cases of small pox having ap-
peared in Caracas a quarantine Of
Is days has been established against
arrivals from La Guayra.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 23rd July 1855.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
THE PRINT-CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River Mass. oct % (SpeciaD.-There has
been a fair demand for cloth during the week. but
manufacturers have not feit free 10 sell while the
pooling arrangement was pending. The sales TOT
the week amount TO 100000 pieces at least ana
Yesterday quite a number of regulars were ols-
posed Of The price moved up yesterday 10
cents for spots and futures. Sales were made
for delivery during December and next month. but
not beyond that time regulars. Odd goods
have sold fairly well. and the prices for them are
higher. The agreement to place the entire ousi-
ness OF the mills in the hands OF a committee 10
regulate the sale OF cloth and 10 order curtaiinent
has gone into effect The committee has ordered
that tho mills curtail four weeks during the next
three months the Hargraves being the only one
exempt. This mill is engaged upon fine goods and
on contracts will be asked 20 close until they
are finished. About eight mills will shut down
next week. II is probable that they Will stop
week time
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
RUPIED UNDER LOCKWOOD.
ONE MAN KILLED AND ANOIHGH ST.
vEREIY HURT BY AN ACCIDENT
IN RROOEIYN

Henry Rogers. forty years old. OF NO. III o"h-
land-st. was instantly killed, and Edward no"1"' ",
,h,rtvsve wears old of No. 1s :iiuron-st' seVerey
,r,,roa ,a,e Yesterday afternoon, IN the yards Oh
the New-York and Boston Dye Wood COMPANY IN
Greene-st Brooklyn. Rogers. who was einp'oYeu
as a vardmaster and Thomas. who was iore'i"
macbinist. we're standing beside pile OF ioE"ooU'
,rtna ho,aath TONS Of the heavy wood IhOi,las
screamed for help and workmen help MN 0u'; me n~'
did not reach the body or Rogers 10, ~ called
~ Ta,,lin Of No i32 Eent-st.. VINO was ~.
said that Rogers had met instant death anu ma
,t,n;"s Thomas was removed TO his nome IN "a
3s,,coi condition and the body OF Rogers We tis
taken 10 an undertaking establishments az "
GrccnDoint-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
unfuruisbeo Apartments 0v Get.

unfnruisbco Apartments Qv Eet.
SANS-SOUCI,
81 ~ West l24h st. opposite
MOUNT NORRIS PARK. -. 1T,
This elegant high class Apartment House win SOUTH
.rn exposrr nearing completion will be eady ior occu
pancy November lst, apartments consist OF ssh, ro'
ana hath cabinet trim; parquet floors exposed PLUMBING
porcelan bathubs servants toilet. eiecttic eieVstoI
sec,c light steam and fun attendance; rents from
s9OO 81 200
293 LENOX AV.
Very select. steam heated Apartments eiaht Iarte
ros and hath. attractive entrance hall boy sUennahce
''' $50 WEST I25TH ST.
De.,rab,e Apertmens large. light rooms and osth'
steam heat: hall boy service; $50 20 SUI
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
COTTON MILLS CLOSE FOR A MONTH.

Fall River, Mass Oct. THE Cnace, 'ue"
more Wampanoag Westamoe and Stahoro oo''o"
LII. chm. down this afternoon in accordance with
the agreement of print cloth manufacturers 70
curtaN production in all the mills which make
print cloth for four weeks. 1t Is understood mat
the trustees appointed by the Manufacturers AS
eociation who have charge Of the selling OF prInt
ciotb will be empowered under the pool agree
ment 10 borrow money on the manufactured proc
uct placed in their hands and that the mills wnicn
he We cloth in the pool Will be allowed 10 secure
loans from the trustees. The sales for the Week
in the local print cloth market have amounted 10
about 2j0OO0 pieces. -. y ,oo
The mills which closed to-day employ about "''o
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brodie Thomas. 70 Frederick Sackett It'll
Same 10 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
same property years ............. ::..,..
Denton. Henry NJ 10 Judson Todd, lZith-
ST 1915 q W OF Jth-aVe. ! year ....-
Mehrtens. Bernard. 10 James !. Raymond ana an
other trustees etc. No 3;9 Spring 81. 3 years.
Ross William A 70 Anna zimmerman.
Kingsbridge ave. 3l22 II Of Terrace View
ave . years ~.
Sherman. Eugene and Kate T. 70 Ben)anln w
Wirons et al trustees etc, cambridge
ave- 765 Il n Of 1871 st. 3 wears 80. -.
Seymour Norman. to Mary Jackson. no "i9 East
Yule John 20 Title Guarantee and Trust com
panv No 33s Bowery. years. ...............
Friedel Margaretha to Sebastian and Mary keT-
ner n 5 IGsth st. l45 II 6 OF Audubon ave- 3
years :
ll5th s. 10 II = Of Madison ave...............
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
>o CUapcF FOR TREATING SOLDIERS.

surgeon-M Major Appel wrote TO supe''",'n" ,'n. =.
O,Rourke of Bellevue Hospital Tor i'S.
charges for services rendered by the hosp''a' ioi
attendance and advice TO sick soldiers Oo.,,".s I
D,... -, Cbar,,,es Keller has written the follow
ing reply 10 Major Appel;
Dear Sir In reply TO your recent comihun'' q,
tion 10 William ID. O'Rourke, sCpernteiueei,to e ~ Sa M
Relevue HOSPITAL in which YOU ask for hst 10 ue
made out for medical services rendered 20 S tSn
and wounded soldiers permit me 10 say tIt"S W Saw ~
Denartment of Public Charities OF the Guy ol a
York makes no charge for any services io'Ne0N
70 sick and wounded soldiers. . ,,.,so..
~ 90 John W. KELLER. PresiGcnt
Department Of Public Charlles'
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
Conntrp propertp % fst.
DESIRABLE MODERN RESIDENCE.

on crest Of Palisades. above EfRcvaer villas. -
commanding magnificent view Of Hudson New yo,L' - ~
Brooklyn. Long Island. 70 by 10 carat, y
sponsibe tenant with privilege ~ future n1rnt,"' "
Twenty minutes trolley TO ferries theatre ara .s
ping district Grounds Of 2z acres. improved. nous.
Gently built Colonial STYLE improvement r,trr1
or unfurnished. individual plant and water ~
stable. garden and private roade ~"
r. r PERINE. 10 Broadu.-
| Elegant modern house. best rosident -.
II II rooms. also adjoining properly new IL roo. -
sale. Address John ~. Thomas. owner, =. q:
vINO RENT.-At Glen Ridge " j.. on D.. I. a. u n
r.. desirable IL room house. finished in ra;,
WOODS. oak and cherry. oak floors recently
all improvements. large grounds; elevation 30 feet, az,
tsnce from New York l2 miles Apply % y PT'ssrI,,
q SON Glen Ridge. or @. ;. PORTER, 10 Iiber,y-r
y. Y. ''s~
1JNO RENT at Upper Montclar y. IA l2 room ho,..
L recently decorated. oil Improvements. large .,.Ss
grounds Sx4oo feet; elevation $50 feet: location ~
feet south OF Mountain ave station. west side ~
tain ave. This house has always been occupied a. W
animation Of premises Will satisfy any one feslr,,s
suburban home. W. H. PARSONS Upper Nonfei,i,s
g. 5. PORTER. 10 Liberty ~. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
THE WELLINGTON APARTMENTS,
Southwest corner 92d st. and Madison Avenue

T-o 10 completed November lst Adjoining fine private
RESIDENCES view Il park Modern apartments consisting
~ large rooms and bath. Electric Light. Elevator run
ming 10 tiled roof Parque, floors. tiled bathrooms with
showers and all latest improvements
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2d-ave No l.sio. ne corner s5th-st; Abraham ,
Adler 20 Edward Weckens. .............. .......
l96th-st Nos 2l2 2O4 pos 224 and 20 West.
130th-st. PISA Il W ~ 7th-ave, 16sx@1l;
Richfr "a b Greenwood 20 Henry James. .....-
Amsterdam ave. 2 25.11 II Of i0sth-st 75x
100: David Christie and wife to Sarah VI Miller.
7th- ave 74l1 II n OF 132d-s E'xI5: Fred
erick Sackett and wife 70 Thomas Rrodie.
l3Gth-st no 217 West 1Gx99. II; Richard = Green -.
wood 70 Henry T. James.
I17th at s 300 II W of 80 ave. 2jxlO0.ll: also
plot 200 II W Of Sd ave. SIX n " l1eN
81: William J Collard and another. trustees. 70 ~
Same property: David II McIlvan ct al 10
Emanuel Tfelner ............... .......:
1l8th-st No 349 East. 1G sv1O010 Mary Jackson ~
Norman Seymour ...................-...... o'Vo
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
LIEUT.. Fl. r. SCOTT ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Washington. Oct. PA telegram received al the
War Department to-day from Colonel Young, OF
the Sd North Carolina Regiment, at Knoxville,
Tenn. SAYS that First Lieutenant Hyman 7. Scott,
of Company G. Of that regiment died to-day from
pis:ol-shot wound accidentally inflicted by himself
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
NEW BUILDINGS.

c9,h s.; No 30 East FOR four-story brick teie-
phone building. 25xN0; New-York Telephone
COMPANY Of No Is Dey-s S. owner; 9 l'W Eidlitz .
OF No .1o3 Broadway. architect .....:... 81
llSth-st : 10 Il n Of itl-aye. for two i've
story brick nathouses. 2GXS5 and lSxSj: + 9
Iomonte OF No 33l Eqst l09th-st, owner; 6
Millner. Of No 81 East l2jh-st. architect ......
Seth 81. No 40 East for four-story iron fence,
lsx29: Hannah Asiel. premises owner: Rudolph
Moeller Of No $50 East lGith 81. architect. .,..
Sfh-ave. corner 1sf ST. for a two-sfory frame
barn 2jxls. " Dessior, owner er.................
9th 81. n 8. 335 Il " % Avenue G. for a one
and one half-story frame dwelling house, 2~
o3 + II c Kindlnd premises. owner. Charles
Knauf. architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
seal estate for 6als-- Brooklnn.
80
NEW, MODERN STONE HOUSES,
: and 3 Stories,
PRICES FROM $3.50 TO $1t.500.
LOCATION.

LOCATION.
These beautiful houses are
located on high ground on
Wildwood street. near Flat
bush avenue. on BeTert' 8
estate. two blocks from
Prospect Park: 30 minutes
by trolley TO New-York,
trolley connections 70 all
parts OF the city. and 70 all
ferries. The surroundings
are most magnificent. while
the neighborhood is restrict
ed % none but the finest prl-
vate residences: no fats. no
wo-family houses. no sta
bles. In fact. all IL as the
most fastIdious could desire.
For further particulars api
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

and together realized s,siof25. For the preceding
week the corresponding figures were forty-four'
twelve and N,1S,7N.
The auction sales for the week In Manhattan anu
Tho IRONY realized 1890 eas as compared with 81
osa l7s in the corresponding week Of 1881 In BrooR
,yyh soO7 1I2 in the corresponding week last year
These tables compare the conveyanccs morlfasges
and buildings projected in the three porous"s III
the two periods:
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
DESCRIPTION.

The fronts OF these houses
are In Indiana limestone. OF
various colors and designs,
the balance OF selected brick.
Swell and square fronts.
with large box stOops. in
terror finish and trim is all
hard wood: saloon parlors or
foyer halls. with heavy
beamed ceilings: hardwood
mantels. open nickel plumb
ing. tiled bathrooms, large
closets and storeroOms.
Gumbwaiters, electric bells
and lighters. chandeliers of
beautiful designs. hardware
the finest. dry cellars. with
nrst-class furnace: range.
In the two-s'ory houses
there are one story eXten 70
slons; the three-stOry houses
have two story extensions,
giving an upstairs dining
room. In fact. these houses
are complete with all known
modern Improvements.
ly to
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
w. A. A. BROWN, Owner,
FLATBUsH AVE. COR. WILDWOOD ST.
Open Sunday. all day and evenings until ..
Real estate rudntco.


4 y AGENT having highest credentials wants houses
n and apartments fJr responsible clients A'''''
',nI%CUANTON." l.242 Broadway.
WANTED in November. fo- A family returning rom
W Turope a very nice healthy ana attractive
rlace not more than hour AL hal; from Ne" iorN'
The house may be furnished or unfurnished bu' must "
modern in every respect medium in size and thoroughly
I'M IN date in all particulars Excellent opportunity Tor
orv one desiring travel secure careful tenants VINO
are willing paw for an entirely SATISFACTORY
Might entertain hgh-class furnished apartment IN -
Appv by etter stating all particulars Address FL
ROPE. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
80 West 81St Street,
MANHATTAN SQUARE-NORTH.
LOOK! LOOKI LOOK!

ta<o-e renting those beautiful now Apart
r,dnte ZOO 526 West l23d st. Morningsd- Heights
and Roueyard seven rooms. bath; private haNs; hard
o,ood caiine, irtm steam hot water gas ranges
.,er, ,nprovemen,: S35 S45 liberal reductions 10
v,sarv fenantc send FOR diagram Ianitor, premises
or GOODNOW. lT6 Broadway.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-23
Our Peace Commissioners At Paris.

The talk of our ESQ called ]
Peace (?) Commissioners at Paris
reminds us of two resolves eaid TO
have been passed by some of the
early settlers of Massachusetts
when they were about to seize lands
belonging to the Indians. Resolved
LIST, THAT the earth is the Lords
and the fullness thereof, and it is
the heritage of his saints
Resolved End, THAT we are the
saints"
The talk Of the Spanish Peace
Commissioners indicates state of
mind somewhat similar to that of
the traveller, who, being stopped by
the highwayman and offering to
give up all his money to be per-
niitted to pass on, was told that he
must>also hand over his hat, coat,
vest and trousers, and then the
question of(1oots would be held for
further consideiation.--Our Dumb
Animals.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-23
PHILIPPINE QUESTION.

Washington, D. G., Nov. 20
The title to the Philippines is con-
sidered closed by this government.
There is difference of opinion as
to whether Spain should be forced
to accept IL definite sum. The
American commissioners will have
carte blanche for offers varying
from $3o,oOO.ooo to s4o,ooo,ooo il
Snain surrenders the title.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-23
Manufacturing

Wherever manufacturing enter
prisos are established the benefits
reach the men engaged in every
industry. The increase in The mum,
bcr of workers give more customers
Ia the merchant, more purchasers
ofell the products OF the farm, the
orchard, the garden and the dairy.
The weekly wages Of the factory
hands 90 out into scores of chan
uels OF local trade, and the returns
10 the stock holders, if they are
home people, reach their neigh
bors in town and country, quick
emng Che life Of every industry.
Let us have that cotton factory
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-23
COOK STOVES


control the sale of the
Darling Cook Stoves and Ranges
in this city and section. have
bought whole carload of these
Stoves. | have sold great many
and every buyer has agreed on four
things: The Darling" Stoves
cook better, they bake better, they
are easiest to regulate and are less
trouble than any other stove.
have them in all sizes and
prices.
! G. e. RUHMANN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-23

THE First Texas Regiment will
eail from Savannah for Havana on
December 1st.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-23
LEGAL BLANKS.

The GAzETTE has on hand the
following named blanks for SALE
Affidavit to an Account,
Bill of Sale,
Bill of Sale-Cattle,
Chattel Mortgage,
Crop Mortgage,
Deed of Trust,
Deed, Warranty, (all G,sh)
Deed, Warranty, VendoE's Lien,
Deed, Omit Claim,
Power of Attorney,
Promissory Note, 10 per cont attor-
ney's clause,
Promissory Note, Vendors Nien,
Release of Deed of Trust,
Release of Vendors Lien.
Transfer of Vendors Lien,
SINNER GAZETPE.