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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
wsstern Virginia Coal Lands-Larg e
Sales Made.


We mentioned few days since that
some capitalists OF Baltimore and
Washington had purchased the mine
raj right to twenty-five hundred
acres OF fine coal lands in West Viz
eipis. We have since learned that the
purchasers Of the lands alluded 10 are
Messrs. Louis R. Broadbent, joseph
wilkins, Charles F. Broadbent, D. 81
Cleary, J. F. Broadbent and other gen
tlemen Of Baltimore, and Edwin r
Haight, Esq, and Others OF Washing
ton City. These gentlemen have al
ready obtained charters and formed a
com pany, under the name OF the
West Virginia Coal and Coke
Company, and are preparing TO
prosecute the business Of coal
mining on a large scale. There are
about thirty million OF tons in the i'm
mepse tract. which is located on The
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad reat Of
Fairmont, West Virginia, and fronts
for two miles on that road, and on the
Monongahels river for about mile
The company will be able 10 supply
Eastern aud Western points aud the
country ,raversed ty the Ohio and Ms
sissippl rivers. We are informed thai
this coal makes the fues; coke known,
and will bear a heavier burden OF iron
ore in the furnace than any other. Coke
10 now a great article Of commerce, the
iron manufacturers taking all at the
mines that can be made. The West
Virginia Coal and Coke Company will
erect large eokiDg furnaces, and do an
i'm mense business in both coke snd
coal.-CunLrLdnd Nses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
NEW YORK STATE.

NORWICH, September l5.-The Grand
Lodge Of Independen: Order OF Grand
Templars Of the state OF New York
will meet 10 this place Tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
RROOKLYN.
Another Defaulter.

BROOKLYN, September l5-Cit,
Treasurer Courtlsnd SPrsgue was ar
rested this morning, FOR msl!ea,ance in
Office and the embszzlement OF the CITY
funds to the amount Of $4,000
Spragaa is sick in bed at hia home and
will D.; De moved until lie :ecoveTs.
Fire.
4 tire broke out in The drYiog room
Of Prertice's lat factory, Nast!and as-
venue this morning aDd damage 10 the
amount OF six thousand dollars wss
done before the flames were extinSuish
-.
Mrs. Merrisan the alleged murderess
OF Margaret Hamell, has become very
III since her Incarceration in the Pay
mari Street jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
TEE WEATHER.
WAg DEPARTMENT,
OsricE OF raR CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WsHINGrosrSep. l6. | A. N.
PROBABILITIES.

EASSa0Ll AlAo.
For the New England States, pres
sure will diminish with fresh and briek
southerly winds yeering 10 westerley,
higher temperature and generally
cloudy weather with rain over the
northern portion. For the Middle
States and lower lake region, fresh and
occasionally brisk winds yeering to
west srd northwest and clear and
clearing weather. For the South At
!antic Gulf States and east OF the Mis-.
'ssippi, light 10 fresh wind, mostly
.om the north and southeast with
, ear and partly cloudy weather From
,rnuessee and Missouri 10 the Upper
Lakes, light to fresh winds from west
and north. low mperature and clear
weather With probably iros; at night
from Northern Missouri TO the Lake
region.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
HeInIbOld's Hueiiu,

is the great family medicine FOR dsess-
es Of the kidneys aud kindIed organs
Full directions accompany each bottle
Look out for couuter'eits. The genu-
inc has the private proprietary stan. y Of
II. T. Helm bold. II is not sale to take
any other. None but the genuine
guaranteed. John +. HeEry, New
York, Sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
Hotre Dame of Mnylsud.

HoLLt GlATE INsI ITUTE Fok suOsS
" LADIES, conducted by the nchsol ~ =.
ters di NotIe Dame, iva and q haN mtis,
moth Of Baltimore. -.f-., = .
This lns,ituiion IL iocaied u1 The iaost de-
slTabie psit OF Baliinaorr cosipty, st Ihs In.
iersection o' CpaIles Strest aud HON slana
avenues, shout uhr,e nIiits north VI ths
Washington Monument OF Balliinare eitS
The grounds are well shaded, hsudsptnyy
designed with one walks and cauisUs rssAsy
aud extensively Planned ~, sssrciss Sn1
recreation.
The building " construct s.l sld hIrI.i.h ,d
with every secsSOry and sppointulsut nT
comfort, convenience aud safs<y. A N
thoroughly ventilated. we'll heated by bof
water, lighted by US. and each stosy Il prS.
vidsd with eIcelleutspring wster, spsAiinf
tuO.S, electric bells end clockA. A secuzftt
against nro There are two plugs In sscL.
story with hose alta chsd. To caii sssistsue.
~ any moment OF danger an sls ctItc ALARM
has been placed In the iowSr. AusnGs-
ments have Desn made TO aecommodsis
Psrlor Bosrders or Young Ladies who visL
To give attention 10 special brapchss and
desire 10 enjoy the comforts of psiyat.
apartments. the system of educAilon ~
lords every advantage for the scqnisitlou NJ
a renntd sDd solid education. SPECIAL al
iention VIII he given 10 tbs 0uinsn spd
French language
TERMS PER ASSUA.-Bosd and tal.
ton. including the French aud 0suIpsp
Languages, Plain Nsejlswork, the eIsmspe.
OF Drawing and Vocal Music, Szl Irrsxu.
lars or PsIlor Bosrden ty0. Music ,raintins.
spanish. &C., form extra charga.
For special Information sddrsss DIRECT.
RES SUTKE DAhE ~ NARYLANp,
GoySnhown POstOffics, Bsllinors coupiy
Nd. Gusjl.srb
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-15

DR. J. u. JOHNSON,

Wonld respectfully inform the eItIxsos Of pa,l..
NV V,nlly that he has permanently located hlH.
se,, ~ 'ols city, and that he offers hs professional
services TO Them and wsnld state, a. no Ia stran,
~ ~ N Smong them, that be :, regular graduate 81
nas oocn IN the active duties OF his profession fer
,nIr'y years, and for the last q 81 them in this
aas, ana rom his experience In the treat snt Of
.no diseases incident To the South dsttcrs himself
a' no able 70 give general satisfaction, and SO,
hclis share In tbs public patronage.
:, Refers to John Henry Hrs IN 4 San, Land Arests.
D. Luce d %, Commission hsrthasts, aud W.
w. Randall Bro, Merchants. as to qua Iuicatons.
me makes speciality OF rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sn'n plseass' and diseases o. wsmen aud children.
May he consulted at kis residence at Dallas spriur.
All orders left will receive prompt attention.
:, , DIR, j. L. JOHNSON.
Dallas, Texas January 25, ls73-ls.snos .nio; d Sm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-15
500 GOLD EACH,

MOO GOAD) EACH,
IlalfCosh and balance at 6mopths.
We have facilities for the collection of
Public Free School Vouchers-will buy
them at a reason able discount, or advance
cash on them, to be deducted when col
lected
WE have just received 10000 acres of
land certificates, viz; 6 40s, II sos one
third of leages and ~ 20s, which we offer
for sale at the market rates.
They have perfected arrangements by
which they will keep themselves supplied
as long as they are to be had in the mar
ket, and will fill orders when required.
win locate Land Certificates for onc-fourth of
the land. Willptrfect Titles to land and collect
Claims. l9d
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-15

A Card
To the Citi=ens of Dallas City, end
Country at large:
The undersigned have established
themselves as gencralStock uction-
GERS, Appraisers and Commission
Merchants in your midst. Stock of
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur
niture and Household Effects of cv-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the above bu-
siness, we have established an Intel
ligence Office, where we will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties.
Respectfully,
Ma. HIBBLER. x
w. B. ROBERTSON.
Office and Sales room on Main, 2
doors East of Jefferson Street.
March 6, 1S73.-dn21:tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08
Long and Windy Speeches.

Long ana necessarily windy speech
cs are III order i'll the Tich, orne case.
Sir John Duke Coleridge spoke for
twenty five days agAins. the claim
ants right 10 the estate and AGAINST
his being T%ichborne ut all and Il bar
onet. To-day we are pleased to learn
from Il dispa chcs that Nr. law
kins, counsel tor the prosecution i'll
the charge OF perjury prndinu against
" the claimant" closed on Friday Il
very entertaining and learne /. and
we presume exhaustive Sprccl (which
he beam the previous Wednesday,.
At this rate the crack of doom"
will be reached before the Tichborne
case Is ended.
We clip the above from a New
York exchange. Wonder what that
impatient editor would have thought
had it been his misfortune to have
listened to those grand forensic Ell
forts of the Sr John Duke Cole
ridges" in the late mining suit at Pr
oche?
II is stated that prominent Massa-
chusetts politicians, who have recent
~ bttll i'll W d>ilIiHlOil ,lSScll ll!Sl ben.
Buffers chances for the nomination
for Governor Of that State are not as
good as they were a wear ago. They
say his championship of the Credit
Mobiljer culprits and the salary bill
has damaged him considerably at
aOmc.
GRAND-NERY.-San Francisco is
the ''grandc>t' place under the sun.
CHANGING over the columns O.. the
san francisco daily newspapers the
eye at every turn lalis III ON TIE Jet
term gj'0t@. BESIDES the grand Hotel
card. We see Grand Extra Ni-ht.
Grand OHIO, Grand Complimentary
Concert, Grand horticultural I.Xhi-
hition, Grand Musical Festival,
Grand Irish National Festival, Grand
Annual Picnic, Grand Annual EN-
cur>ion. Grand Irish American Pie
ME, and Il thousand and one oth,r
Grand things. They are II grand set
OF c0ple over thtrc.-OaE,tHd 1Ofci-
light.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08
Death of Chief Justice Chase.

The wires flash us this morning the
Salmon p. Chase. We have not time
in this issue to tell the story OF his
life. We can SAY but little more than
that in his death the United States has
lost one of its deepest intellects, one
Of its most sagacious statesmen. \
gre 1t scholar, a mighty lawyet, {. pro
found, clear-headed Judge, has fallen
asleep. In the terrible days from
1861 to 1865. when this Government
was struggling against powers that
would have over brown any other
with Lincoln. Seward and Stanton
Chase stood side by side, with brain
rs cool as Stanton'S, with soul as sub
tile as Stewards. and With a heart as
warn as that which throbbed III Lin
colu's acknowledging breast. And il
was these four that made the Govern
ment so i~nyulnerable. Stanton forged
the thunderbolts Stewards electric
pen could always frame any deten e
required while Chase Sc molly solved
the financial problem Of the hour,
that there was always money for
every emergency. The last Of the
four has gone. He has been dropping
almost since the last cannon shot of
the wal was fired. When the tension
was taken from his brain and the re-
action came, it was found the over
worked machinery had worn itself
out, and the magnificent physical con
stitution of the man was too severely
crippled to ever rally. He is dead
and 1t is proper that. as the dispatches
a;ate, the flags of the nation are at
Ialfmast that from sea to sea, across
The continent, minute guns are boom
ing and bells are tol.ing because he
has died. No more freedom-lovine
spirit ever dwell below o. passed t O
its promotion beyond the stars. His
life will shine purer as the Years 90
on. His statue in the future, as it
adorns the capitol, will be fingered
near as the finest representative OF
the American Of this century, ard
his life will be copied as a model for
youth and age alike. lie belonged to
that race OF giants which made the
United Stats Senate twenty-five
years ago such a glory to the nation.
Not many are left Webster, Adams,
Clay, Calhoun, Benton, Seward,
Chase-wllat names from among the
living car we name in connection
with this bright galaxy? Indeed, the
royal hands that are stretched toward
our nation from the SKY, are nobier
than the co~ntract-sOileQ ones that
essay to be our present guides. Il is
a sorrowful thought, but it really
seems as though it would ue better
for the youth OF this day to study the
monuments of oar dead than to "a
tern after any living examples in our
midst.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08
.a%.ni.s YCg!Es
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH,
SPECIAL TO Y SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL To tt
New YORK, NAV

NEW YORK, MAY T..
The investigation Which has been
going on tor The past few weeks be.
iurv C..Ief Justice DAILY and IA SAcritl'S
jury into the mental condition OF
George Francis Ii ain. was concluded
Inns evening. Bs the Vcruict rem
Gere's lie Was and is sane, and is re-
>poI!sible for his acts. The District
AttOri'E Viii now prosecute Train on
the Indictment found against him ter
publishing thc obscene iat tr in con-
necti-n with The " uodIuI!-Clatlin
matter.
All tie gambling house within the
tIit, enth Precinct were closed by the
police This evening. There is nalhing
definite about The cause of this Suu-
den action.
The failure of Fowler & Slocum,
dry gOUOs importers, Is announced.
Liabilities about SJUU,t00.
Four hundred pavement labOrers
are HOW on Il strike in OIauge, \. j.,
and the contractors have asked for
protection for their property.
According to a Washington special,
negotiations are progressing there to
turn over the lands granted by Texas
t. the Pdris!ans who purchased the Ell
Paso bonds, and relieve General Fire
IIlpht iI'ii the JuuSiItht OF the
Frei CT Ourts.
The people of Newburg, y. Y, are
mach excited 20 over the ort.er OF
The School Eoar closing tie colorpd
public school and assigning the pupil,
among the schools nov used eXclu-
sively for white children. There are
apprehensions OF a general with
drawal of the white children from the
schools.
\ Litter from Spain says the Carlist
army in Navarro number $1,000 men;
loo being unarmed Oh armed with
pixies only. and the remainder are
well armed with suspension rifles.
Besides these and cooperating with
them are twenty two bands number
ing % SOP men. Orders have been
given Don Carlos TO shoot the Cure of
Santa Cruz, owing to his excuses and
cruelties but as be confines his oper-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08

he was without doubt the best jokcri in
public life. FastidinuS persons might
object to his jokes, tina, some of them
were less suited To society than 10 be
whispered unto an empty barrel when
nobody was listening. Still the credit
OF wit undoubtedly belongs to him.
The emotions which his wit and his
Oratorv aroused were not indeed OF
the highest. 1t is a principal of rhet
oric that height and depth inspire
sentiments of sublimitv which mere
extent d 'es not. Nve's Imagination
is not lofty, nor is his thought deep,
but he Is sometimes long and always
broad. With all these drawbacks we
should lose him with regret. Ii
France testities her admiration OF him
bv electing him to her Assembly. as
she did Paine, we beseech herto cher.
ish him with all gentleness and atlcc-
ton. He is a tender flower. Trans-
planted SO late in life, he will want a
good deal OF watering and bracing up.
l. they could occupy his mind with
the illusion OF Il ranking system and
permit him to continually send
through the mail gigs and rocking
chairs to the remoter provinces OF the
republic, it would strengthen him
materially. The extinction of postal
privileges here is believed to have
fallen very heavily ON his spirits, par
ticularlv as his bed-quilts were conlis-
Gated IL tuGSitl. Its reSuScitation there
will restore his pristine %buoYancv and
vigor and lie will burst every mail
bag in the republic.
THE New London Comm StU,a Re.
publican Journal, publishes the names
of VIM. \. Buckingham, Orris :. Fer
ry and Stephen W. Kellogg in a
" black lis" among those who have
not yet given the public to under
stand whether they propose to take
advantage of the hack-pav swindle,"
and adds this comment The men
who voted in favor of back-pav are
entitled to some little credit for their
pluck but those who voted againStii
and then pocEeted the money are ut
teriy despicable."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08

The New York World SAYS EX-Sen-
ator Nye seems to be the last Ameri-
can statesman whose fame has taken
the French Capital by storm. He
dawns upon Lutetia, continues that
journal, as morning upon the -Apen-
n'nes-a rosy vision, towering and
splendid. Scraps of his biography
sibvlline leaves, light fragments from
the golden book in which the silver
apples Of his achievement are pic
tured-have been waited thither.
They have heard of his wit, Of the
chaste delicacy of his equivOQues, of
his skill as Il recOn tcur lat csi Cci-
ally they have heard that he franked
his linen home to Nevada to lie
washed that he once franked a hoe {:
that he tried to frank Il meeting
house and that he actually did frank
a houseful of furniture, including a
dogthurn and a piano. The French
adore thrift. Though mostly on
pleasure bent, they have frugal
IlliuuS. 10 iIiihS a iIdi'C Wv NilAilN
duty is the constant aim in life OF
every F~rench,nap, and when, as in
the case of Nye, great vii, great per-
sonal majesty, and enormous talents
are united with such economical in
genuity, their highest need of apprO-
baton is accorded. Il is probable
that they liked Franklin as much on
account of his frugal maxims as on
account of his worsted stocking or of
his philosophical discoveries.
The French republic testified its adj
msration of the transatlantic republic
bv e!ecting Paine, an American, oneof
its Deputies. When it ascertains that
in addition to his economy in postal
matters he sold his Senatorial seat for
10000, it may he that it will offer
a similar honor to Nye. He knows
how to turn the visionary and unSnb-
stantial phantasms of fame into cash,
how 10 transmute office inlo ihgotS,
far better than any of its present
legislators. And before the session
closed he would infallibly bring in
a bill to double the salaries OF The
Chamber.
We do not we'll like to lose Nye. for
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08
CGiS'T n!Ss'AIC.!E>.
f'N!OM


g.,
THO r. "An NAY T..
vi l%,.tn ''l,n new " nittt-
-" =, n'Sre any ES"tu an a;iuiess
t,nnn If IA n';,nr. tHe ,hllh'l-
CIV :" : ! .'l.1I- Iiuil'cil'ai tiec-
WILL az u'-t''! tlie sclcciio'l OF men;
,vH"I"ir>n l"I'H' o" merit ana
~ "1W,,, -
.daI ior''",',H =, ,'rutcil"ht oiler-
"T'' "tI' rc''' l-'>l 'iiS ii"fl'lii-.
W. so NV iHtr,t ~, al me
.''''i.'' I"litli street
80 '. iONci"lo" " 'hc '""N oI zen.
>I'iN,
- ci."iie' ~" i-i'.'ra y. nas
%,"tti' i"l''""" 'icNe's ~ go 10 I'm
Henry Ward Haocbor i 70 viui, S,n
Francisco uLXt nnn,h DR. S,o',n
has received a lerter from him TO tha,
effect. ""'
John Mc\,mar, Richord I.ol.so,
and Ellen NrEamara VIII kiii"J nra
Henry Weddi last June ave- nn tr;aI
i'm the Third district Cont for man.
~slauphtcr, ~
Hiram Eorros q hutcbor Of tb;,
CITY. claims that he isIIn ornf
c. NJ BarrYs. author of the :" JRI,nLh.
Crook" now dead. lie starts to New
Work ,o morrow to .ocurn, sLn",
the estate lnfr NV d|ctnSod ', nrad
at halt a million dollars.
The excitement in the mining share
market was increased to-day The
morning sales in the board occupied
overtwo hours. The appreciation of
5 wage is felt through ti.eentire list.
Governor Booth, Mavor Alvord and
other leading citizens have rendered "a
public thinner to W. Lane Booker,
British Consul, who is about to retnrn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08
LOUISIANA


NEW ORLEANS. Nav Z.
Mudgc's grnstore was broken into
by a mob as night and almost its
entire contents carried off. There
We're no policemen present to protect
the property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08

In this town, ALE. CHARTZ Is author
Used - receive subscriptions for the SEN
rTNEL, and collect for the same. All per-
son in Eureka owing for subscriptions
Will pay them to min.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOIIS. Nav Z.
The journal tomorrow will contain
Il letter written lv Governor Smith,
of Georgia. addressed % the tanners
of the West and Northwest, discussing
the question of water llal sportation
from the lakes to the s~eaboard, and
calling attention To the meeting of
Governors ana prominent citizens to
Ue held ut Atlanta on the list instant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08
&C EGTS.
Sole Agent in san Franei.eo.

MYftON ANGEL, No. 49, Montgomery
street. Dor II, is SOLE AGENT ~ THE
EUREKA DAILY S~ENTISEI. in san Fran
cisco and persons in that city having
business Will this office are requested TO
communicate with him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08

atoms to the mountains. il is not
thought likely that either The Repub-
Iicans or CarliStS viii. captare him.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. May 4.
\ commission will shortly I've sent
Ia negotiate With the Sioux ami ntlier
IndIanS ON reservations in : luthweSt-
erh Dakota FOR Il modification of the
treaty Of 1868. SO as To- withdraw from
the | dams the privilege of hunting
outside the reservations.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nav :.
y private dispatch from Washing
ton says it is reported there that Chief
Justice Chase is lying at the point of
death.
The UrjbEnP'sW ashingtOn special saws
the vacancy i'll the mission to s..
Petersburg. created nv the death of
James ;. Orr, is already attracting
parties mere hoare waiting atiently
Tor the return of the President to
press their W claims or those of
their friends. 1t is said that Judge
bingham. of Ohio. stands first on the
Presidents list OF men who are TO lie
appoint Il to |tirst-cl - vacancies in
ioftlSn missions. 1t has heretofore
been urged against Bingham that
ohlo hau already Il iirSt-c!aSS appoint
Ment i'll Sehenck. but it seems To be
GentrallN understood in official
circles here that Srhcnck intends to
resign anti come home IL lie Il candi-
date ior the United States Senate. At
any rate ~EiiIIhain's friends will not
iaIl To call the Presidents attention To
the o.~1r0riunity nov Pre- scented to pro-
v.de for him. Bingham was prom
l>ed the mission to JaIan. but it is
thought would prefer Il more civil
lied country.
i..e I1,es' special says it appears to
he conceded that Bingham will receive
the 81. Pc ersi,urg mission.
An immense tank in the reducing
establishment of SchuCne nan Il CO.,
III the southern part of the city, en-
lloded last night with terrible vio-
fence. tearing out one side of the
uIldlng and kiIlIng three men and a
boy, and scaluing two others.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08

atoms to the mountains. it is not
thought likely that either The Reruu-
Iicans or Carlists viii. captaIe him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08
PENNSNLNA\IA

PTrTSBCEG. May Z.
1t is understood that the Pacific and
Atlantic Telegraph Com ANY has
passed largely into the hands Of BAR
ties Interested in the Western Union
(pnIanV.
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RI.

ST. LOUIS, May I.
Two distinguished Russians passed
through here Yesterday ell route for
Southern ktn-as and Texas. To select
d location Ter Il colony OF 1900 peo-
pie now in Russia, which country
they have dec dcd to Lave.