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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
Jurors who were Not to he Restrained.

MIS- Mhry MoTrlsOh died suddenly TWO Weeki
ago in Jersey City and Coroner Cannon concluded III,
inquest In the case At half past one O'Clock the irI
declared they had agreed, and the Coroner refused
receive the verdict a. II signed by eight only OF
the Jurors They were locked up again. The constable
IN charge LEFT then ana when he returned at three
ocl OK the door OF the couri room broken open
the testimony wing on the table. aud tn jury gone
verdict Of accidental DEATH signed by all except one OF
the jurors, was IN the room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
The Sow rngIand ana perb, nnlIrona.

NEW HAVEN, Nov l5-At an annual meeting
Of the stockholders of the New England and Derby
Railroad which was he'd to-day IN his cy, an amend
mcni 20 tho charter the company giving II powcr 10
consolidate WIN the New England and Erie Railroad
MAs hrtrplcu, ms favOfs the estahll-hm ut Of a
throuEn me ron ths city 10 cross he Hudson by the
neN iuughkeepslo bridge. NJ. filpr,n son ~ the
lae Motrl, Tyler, was elected director in tue place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16

Mrs. Caroline Becker, aged 65,was sitting alone
the evening Of the blh inst, when enter d
the room, seized her by the throat. threw her on
lounge. aud struck her the head with a burglari
Jimmy. she became senseless and the men, alarmed bI
some one on the stairs het Detective Hog1n arrested
Car Heinmirr professional burFi YESTERDAY and
told justice Murray that psri1nei convict from sing
sing prison had given hn complete HISTORY Of the af
fair, and implicated Bcmmier as aCcOmplce. Mira
Becker could not Identify Bemmier one of her
aalla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
Five snilors scalded 10 pcn,b.

DETROIT, Nov. ia report Just roceiyod
from shcboygan Mich states that the tug J. ". Ben.
nett went shore on Mnnday night near 81. Helena
Island in the STRAIT, of MAckunw. ON TUESDAY morn.
ing hNe OF hcr crew Ner' -moh red aud hcalird 10
death m room over the boiler hl steam which rscaped
from tnr safety NaNV. Tue Bennett utcu pulled on
hy the tug Leyiahan ana brought ST. Helena shty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
Arrcmpt Ia Inlimldate n Judge

KEENE, n. H., Nov. l5.-Judge William l.. Fos.
ter stated open court YESTERDAY that he had received
anonymous letters bearing upon the case of the shi.
H. tnlroM 49,. John H. Elliott trustee ana Chcriire
l@llruhu ana le called upun any person Knowing the
lnor oi lnc letters to reveal his uanr that nc might
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
Tho Death OF an Ocean steamship Owner.

John S. Williams, Of the firm OF Williams &
Gulon' died on Tuesday evening after short illness
III hs home at 81 West Seventeenth street lie beg n
ilfe as clerk IN the shipping business with stephen
~ Huion 90 lIyerpoo he entered the commission
business, and afierwatd as the hrm OF Williams &
bulon, operated the Black star Line OF IlyrfpoOl
Psckes. witch nnay became the Liverpool ana Great
western ste ms nm Compiny Mr. Williams wns A
member OF the Produce Exchange. lie WAS sixty-twO
years ot age The funeral will take place Ia Tao al.
vary Church on FRIDAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
The civ of Much Jobbcrv.

The Kings county supervisors yesterday voted
TO have the leaders Of the neS Hospital Tor lncurabls
At Fhbush connected with the sewers at the o1pens
of thc architect. ~. Mum'ori, who hai failed 10 pro
VIDE for this m MS plans. Thl- proposition createt
much tAclttd discussion the BOIrd IN which It wal
freely declared that The building Was fob costing Ia,
CuunlI OXeT fII.llN -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
Strike Of RniIroad Engineer.

AUGUSTA Ga. Nov l6.-lhe engineers on the
ueorsia Railroad belonging 70 the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers struck for higher WAGES at
Ocnck tins morning. Thirteen ffright ami two pas
sehsci trains are now out ON the road. The regular
passenger train left for Atlanta this morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
A Large Claim for Prize Moner.

WAsHINGros. Nov. l5.-Ihe trial Of the claim
OF Admiral Porter and the North Atlantic squadron tor
prze money growing out OF the capture OF Richmond
was oesuu yesterday, before Judge Humphries Col.
hnoch Totem ana 0uint9n C2r~ine appeared for the
District Attorney. for United states ABOUT ~ 500
wv Is involved ia the controversy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16

LOWELL Nov. 5.-fr,nk Brady, John I. Fore, ,
Edwarl kcr~in, John Green, Frank Parsons, EdW ard
Moloy, James Daytou ani William NJ shea were ar
rested yesterday Tor being prr-cnt at prize nsht
fought uh SUNDAY last ia pracut, Mass, Dy BonIann
MasuIc aud jaime, Holland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE ny Tim
SUNS REPORTERS. y.

A Police Onicer's Fight with n Prisoncr-ss,
vereiv Wounded by n Carpenters Snw~
Where n club was Uscd with Discretios
At2 o'clock yesterday morning Officer o Shes.
saw man on Greene street behaving In disorderiS
manner. He told him TO "move on" and the order
being disobeyed he attempted to him. As occr
and prisoner walked toward the police station the iss
ter dew neavy carpenters from beneath his ie
arm, and when the policeman OF his guard dealt
him powerful blow on the right side Of the head.
Otccr OShea, who severely Injured although not
stunned returned the blow with his club striking with
such force that he feed the prisoner to the ground at
the same time losing his hold Of the club Capt Mo-
Donne and several OF his officers reached the spot In
time TO arrest the prisoner who maze fevcra unsuo
Cessfu Efforts on the to the station to draw PTS
TO- lie described himself a. James McLaughn OF
ortenpOnt, l.. On searching him the Captain found
atse saNer shooter In one II his pockets Yesterday
justice ka mire committed Mclaughlin to await thu
result OF OShcas injuries. These are severe but not
necessarily dangerous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
The LOng-Talked of Cremation.

The cremation Of the remains of the baron de
PAIN III take Place. pro0aby about three weeks from
TODAY but neither the precise NOR the place o
the ceremony has as Vet been seulcd The Health
Boards Of the various cities ami deputatons from the
iacultes Of The different universities viii be Invited u
be present.
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James Terwllliger, ex-Clerk OF the STATE
Senate and formerly private secretary 10 exCoector
Thomas Murphy. appointeda clerk IN the unice OF
the Chisf tlcrS - the Police Department yesterday,
~ill salary ~ ~ ROl year Tue patIOm0n detailed
a. the trntr ONCE cltrk WHO cost the department
81 200 year have been sent on post Ia many
to MAKE room for l,sJO men,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
An Erection stake Eigh, Feet Long.

August Eisner, butcher OF Wiamsrurgh. that Jakci
Worth would be defeated Tor L c Assembly by Jont
Dllhelrr' the STAKE TO or large aver sau age ii'
won his net ami tn lucsdY lsncr delivered ths
shusage which was eight feet long and four inches ir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
THE LlTEsr oLD WORLD VIEWS.
The Great shropshire Handicap The Favor
ite Nowhere.

LONDON, Nov. l5-Ihe race for the great
Shropshire handicap took place to-day at shrewsbury
and brought ont neld Of fourteen horses The race
was ~on by Ieitarch who started win $40 against
u Llua, al 50 70 /, took the sfCund place, aud the
Ghos az tu l. the third tWruliuS. WHO started IA
NOtlte al " l. failed to secure place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
Why "A Destitute wife Mourn..

Samuel Ratski, a Russian. of o Columbia
street, left his home the 4th inst, telling his Wife
Rcbecca, that he was going up town 10 collect bill
that due him for work. At noon Of the same day
he dined with VIM. Varyc An old friend ana country.
man, NJ A. street. lie left there shortly after,
ward aud has not been heard from suce. His vile 10
destitute, with two little children, anu Is unable u
leave ner room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
AnAccidcn, of tho Liabt,h,,.

The bark Alaska. Capt. Perry, when abotn
forty miles southwest OF the lgn-hp Yesterday, cob
hded with thrtem strd schooner aud hal hcr ml1er
snrhoari usfng. chain plates, ursmtupeallant mast
and mGinDlCk stay carried ~, aud vice ILsAlppe1
and suuukcr boom hrokon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
LOUISIANA.

The following despatch was received to-
,day by a member Of the nrm Of Phelps, Dodge
'&Co.:
: NEW ORLEANS, Nov 1l-Louisiana certain for
lTilden 10y 500 majority. With all possible fraud
Ut Is good for 400. BARsTOw & DEEyEs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16

AkYAn' Nov. lb.-Ihe British steamer City Of
Manchester from Live rpoo for Calcutta has sunk on
mere Az an - except the captain and steward, are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
Men,l,er nmcc prrdlctInn.
JOrrINGS AHOUr rOWv.

Rising barometer, north and northwest winds
coldrf, followed by warlner pnrtY CLOUDY aud cleAi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16
A 10000 BLAZE.

Pear Cottage, n large school for boys in North
El Oeth was destroyed by IRE last ulghL j b
WYckOu, the owner Yalued TAT tl0,OUO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-16

MONTPELIER, Nov l5.-Ihe hill to accord
women the same pryleRes men NAs defeated N the
uVuse t0'GAy by a vote VI kOtO ii.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-09
RAPHIC
CONGRESSIONAL.


SENATE.
Washington, June S. Mitchell
moved to take up the resolution to pay
T. B. S. Pinchback the compensation
and mileage of Senator from Louis
lana from the beginning of the term for
which he was contestant to the ter
mination of the contest. Several Sem
ators on the Democratic side objected,
and the motion to take it up was
rejected.
The bill to amend the laws relating
10 the legal tender of silver coin, known
as the silver bill, was then taken up.
Booth spoke at some length in favor
of the bill, and in conclusion said he
had no idea that it would at once start
the laggard wheels of industry, but it
would inspire hope. Sherman spoke
at length in favor of the bill, declaring
that Congress ought not to adjourn
without making provision against any
scarcity OF small change. The bill was
postponed till June goth. After exec
utiye session the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The post route bill WAS taken up
and passed.
Luttrell reported bill the object of
which is to prevent what is known as
the system of straw bids. Passed.
Knott reported bill prescribing
oaths to be taken by grand and petit
jurors in u. S. courts. The morning
hour expired and the bill went over
till tomorrow.
The Senate amendment to the bill
relative to the execution of certain
house bonds was concurred in.
Lord took the floor to call up the
Geneva award bill, but yielded to
Lat. 49, l. To- I'll.
he made yesterday to consider the vote
by which the testimony taken before
the judiciary committee was ordered
to be printed He wanted to have
embodied in the proceedings the dis
patch received by Knott from Josiah
Caldwell, in London; also what took
place in the committee yesterday.
Hunton said he had no sort of objec-
tion, but objection, however, was
made by Southard.
After the disposal of some minor
matters, Tarbox rose to q matter of
personal privilege. He commenced
his speech by quoting from Blaine's
speech of Monday last, in which he
stated that he, Tarbox, had informed
Frye that the resolution offered by
him was not aimed at him, Blaine,
but that he. Blaine, had regarded that
assurance with some degree of in
credulity. After Tarbox had finished
his speech, Frye and Blaine taunted
him with having improperly obtained
possession of Blaine's financial speech
last February, which Blaine charac-
terized MS being as much breach of
common honesty as II he had held
possession of his watch. Since then he
had never recognized the gentleman.
The House was full of spectators and
the excitement ran as high as it did
Monday.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-09
WASHINGTON.
The P. Q. appropriation Bi

The p. 0. Appropriation Bill
Washington, June S--The Senate ap-
preparation committee to-day reported
the postoffics appropriation bill to the
Senate, with amendments striking
out all of the legislative section by
which the House provided new rates
of compensation for railway mail
service, and the proposed readjustment
of salaries of postmasters throughout
the country on new system, and
provided for certain changes in rates
of postage on third-class matter. Other
important amendments recommended
by the committee provide for increas-
ing the appropriation for inland mail
transportation $190.000; for letter car
riers, $500. 900; for special agents and
mail depredations, $40, 900, and for
compensation to postmasters, $50, 900.
Concerning Alaska.
The Senate committee on territories
to day considered the bill to establish
civil government for Alaska by
making It a county of Washington
Territory. The committee took no
action but the indications are that the
proposition will be reported adversely.
Contfrmations.
The Senate has confirmed Sykes as
consul at Cardiff, Wales, Rutan at
Florence and Bane as Secretary of
Utah.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-09
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, June s.-The market for
wool remains unchanged and the de-
mand Is almost exclusively for Cnli-
fornia, as there is a better assortment
of this description offering than of any
other kind, and manufacturers can
make better selections. Prices are as
follows: California spring, 20@25 !;
choice lots of northern, 27@2s. Supply
of pulled wool is large and the demand
has been moderate. Sales ranged
from 25 to AZ as to quality for super.
and extra super.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-09
THE BLAINE INYEsT1oA r1oN
Yesterdays Proceedings.

Yesterdays Proceedings.
Washington, June 8.-The sub
Judiciary committee to-day continued
its investigation into the charges
against Blaine. ]. A. Green resumed
his testimony, saying that the entire
history of the Kansas Pacific road was
q matter of record in the Supreme
court in Washington. Witness said
that II. C. Durant and his associates
received about $1s, 1000, 900 worth of
bonds of different kinds for the con-
struction of the road; about 50, ,0o0, 900
were left to the road, of which the
records show that about 81 ,O00, 900 were
used for lobby purposes, although the
word lobby does not appear on the
record. The records show that a Mr..
Blaine received S250,000 OF the con-
struction bonds. placed in the hands
witness says the name of Jas. Blaine
appears in the corrected record. but
not that of James G. Blaine. Witness
said If the passage of the tenth section
of the act of Congress of July End,
1864, was brought about by Stewart, as
he claimed, il brought S5, 760, 600 to
the road, and ON the principle Of
"honor among thieves" the road
ought to have paid Stewards claim,
but they refused IL on the ground that
the claim was for lobby expenses, and
was therefore immoral. and that is
how witnesses attention was called to
the name Of Blaine. Witness had no
knowledge that j. G. Blaine had any
connection with the road; witness
told Stewart that he was afraid and
that he did not like the looks of a
Congressman's name in connection
with 1t. Stewart said most of the
amount went for attorneys fees and
did not see that Blaine was in it or
that he was not in it. The conversa-
tion took place while Blaine was in
Congress. Witness had no distinct
recollection that Stewart ever said to
him that Blaine was in it. He never
explained why one of the papers al
luded to Blaine and the other to James
Blaine. Stewart always spoke of the
person as the "Hon. Mr.. Blainen and
James Blaine" while witness always
spoke of him as Congressman Blaine,
or Speaker Blaine after he was made
onaolar
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREHI7YES.

Cayuga, Ontario, was destroyed by
fire Thursday.
The Georgia Democratic State con-
vention meets August 22nd.
William Aherns, president of Am
herst College, died Thursday ut
Springfield, Mass.
Two brothers named Clark were
drowned at Cape May, N. j., while
bathing Thursday morning.
A dispatch from San Diego says all
is quiet on the border. The Mexicans
are disbanded and scattered.
The boiler of an engine of steam
saw mill exploded Thursday, at Law
ton, Ga. Two men were killed and
one wounded.
Cochran, Mclean & Co., dry goods
dealers, 462 Broadway, N. Y, have
failed. Liabilities, 81 5000 Assets
nearly 100000.
The Servian government has declar-
ed that it will follow the recommends
ton of Russia, not to enter into hos
tilities against Turkey.
George Sand, the great novelist, is
dead. She was conscious to the last
moment, but unable to speak for some
time before her death.
Attendance at the Centennial Ex-
hibition is daily increasing. The
average amount taken since opening
is Sll 900 and the expenses about
So, 900 daily.
Advices from Carson, Nevada, re-
port the anti-C -Coolie clubs demoralized
by the arrest of the leaders, who are
in Jail under military guard. No fur
ther disturbance is probable.
Gov. Cheney, of New Hampshire,
was inaugurated Thursday. In his
message he recommends the abolition
of the religious test and q change from
annual to bi-annual election.
1t is stated that Count Andrassy, the
Austrian premier, has been asked to
meet Prince Gortchakoff, of Russia,
and Prince Bismarck at Ems, but has
not yet definitely accepted the invi-
tation.
James Flaherty shot and killed
Charles Childs at Richmond, Va,
Wednesday night. The only reason
Flaherty gave for the shooting was
that Childs pulled his coat. Both
were intoxicated.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-09
NEW YORK.
Crooked Checks.

Crooked Checks.
New York, June S.-Wm. F. Welt
man, bookkeeper for Bryce & Smith.
liquor dealers, yesterday deposited four
checks on different banks, aggregating
5000, in the Merchants National
bank, and soon after obtained q GER
tificate of check for $12, $50. Before
the close of banking hours, the checks
deposited were returned to the bank,
with notification that the drawers had
no amount. Bryce & Smith profess
entire ignorance of their clerks trans
actions, and the latter was arrested.
Veltman refuses any explanation, and
the certified check was not recovered.
The Pacific Nail Middle.
The announcement Of the sale by
auction of the Pacific Mail bonds, to
take place Saturday, has caused de-
cline in that stock Of 2R per cent. The
sales will be S140, 900 worth first mort
gage bonds, and S4, 900 worth hypothe-
Gated stock, secured with 1880 like
bonds upon ten steamships.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-09
4 CARD.

70 All who are suffering from the orrors ana
early decay, loss OF manhood de-, I Will send
q receipt that will cur, you. FREE OF
cred by missionary In South Ameriea.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV.
SsEr = IsMAS, st1ffon .. BEES Houss, New
iork t"r' esd-txwdsa
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-09
RACING NE Ws.
Fast Colts,

Fast Colts.
New York, June 8.-The first race at
Jerome Park, to-day, for juvenile
stakes for 2-year olds, half-mile, was
won by Idalia Hibernia second, Zoo
zoo third.
Yacht Race.
The yacht race of the New York
yacht club, which took place to-day,
was won by Idler, Palmer second.
Cunning.
San Francisco, June SIN the
handicap mile and repeat race at Sacra-
ley, Emma, Scroggs. Lady Amanda,
Turf, Gallery, Billy Newell and Rev
ellie started, standing In the above
order in the pools. The first heat was
won by Amanda in l:42l; second and
third were taken by Billy Newell In
1:4e3 and l:48.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-09

/ will not be responsible for any
bill or other Indebtedness contracted
by any employe of the LEADER print
ing office, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained ;
nor will any such claims be allowed
upon any Indebtedness due ME.
II. GLArCKE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

New York, June S.-Gold closed at
l12f@ll25. Money dull at q; Govern
ments active and strong. Stocks dull.
Following are quotations: Western
Union, 6s; Quicksilver, 14a; Pacific
Mail, 23s; Mariposa, 6s Wells-Fargo,
80; New York Central, 1881; Erie, IA !;
Panama, 1856 :, y. P; stock, 60; U. P.
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MAR Publications. We can I'm.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-16

Given under IN; hand at lola, Kansas, Novem-
her Goth, 1876. j. Il. YOUNG,
Treasurer Allen county, kans-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-16

onlRA10P IN STORY; also By
NVRM DR. Fo0rs Cheap edf
OV06uvV6 ton. 6vols. in I, neatly
bound, 81; in 5 separate vols. at IS and $3.50,
according to binding. s mt BY mail on receipg
tents table free.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-16
IVA TOWNSHIP.
GENEVA TOWNSHIP

Supposed Oscner Descrip. Sec. Acrs. REDEEM.
Town q, Range II.
Unknown. .....eh of seq 80. . 90 Is 81
NJ VI NintOn. NEG OF neq. .26 40 80 10
Town "a, Range II.
VIM Denny That pit of seq bound
as follows: com e of NV cor
of seq running thence 3.r, S ID
r, - r, Is rods. ......2 6 90
Geo Eldridge lot in nwq of NEG II $50 Is
II Pearson lot in nwq of neg IL 10 "a
Unknown That pit of nwq bound
ed rs follows: com Mt NV cor
sec IL thence 10 Oh thence 8 to
NeoshO river thence up said riv
To W line of sec thence II to com
except two acres of NeoshOr
and W of Indian creek. ~ ii "a
p Il L Spar That part of swQ
bounded as follows: com at q
point - and 81 s of ne cor
of swQ thence 20 r 8 40r W 20
I'm 10 rods. ....................2 919
Unknown That pt of swq bound
ell ms follows: com ut NV cor of
swq thence p ch p oh W .
CHI n p ch, except 10 acres de-
scribed Us follows: com l00re
and 100 r of NV cor of said sw
thence u p W 80 s 20re0
r. Also 10 acres described
follows: that part of ne0 of swQ
bounded as follows: com at NV
COR of said neq of swq thence
20 $ SOL W 20 N S0r .......l2 $3.50 20 81
Unknown nwu n of ID 10 Is
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-16

o. 8. COINS I'd Addition to Humboldt.
Unknown II 695)
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-16
HUMBOLDT TOWNSHIP.

Town Is Range IL
o S Farmeee. .eh Of neq. .l2 80 90 Il
do NH of seq. ..l2 80 Ill 2.
Unknown. INV q.........l3 i6O d 6t
Town y Range IL
J Fullenwider in ne cor of nwq.2l IA 10 n
Town IS Range Is
Pratt & Redfeld und y of ell of
va less X X Observation-Disclosures. 8 I0.69 S3 Al
Unknown that part of nwq of sw
q Lying and II of Neosho river 81 Oe
o 5 Colin that part of the NEG
bounded rs follows: com ut
point no % Fl and 5G6as ftwOf
ne cor of said neg thence 1863
Fl W 1853 fl II 1868, II 1888 # = 36 p
Bryan that part of the seq
bounded follows: com at u
point p Oh W and 9.56 oh Ofn
cor of said seq thence W 10 Oh
S Is oh lOch n Is ch. .... 8 Is 10l SO