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New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
TIE CHARTER OF The OHIO.
ENGAGED BY TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT A'
TEAN-PoRT IN CASE OF WAR.

ENGAGED BY TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT 40 -
FRANKFORT IN CASE OF WAX.
wosniu gton. jan 23.-It developed this morr"s
fiat secrtary Tracy has just concluded nego'l''.pn
with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Including 'a-
Red star steamship Company, through rlemeh' "'''
com. for the chartcring Of the steel Steamship o"'o
tbe philadelphia steamship Line for use as tra'pol
in case OF war This vessel will be used 10 carry
erd implies t, Chill snould hostillties occur
sbo vas built In Philadelphia in 1873. and Rs 'i'u9
described in the tonnage register Of the Navigation
Durcou Of tho Treasury Department: ONO steamship,
3eI ton, gross. 2521 tons net, 343 feet long 10
feet beam. 24.O feet depth. 1'ooo homihai Ho'''
powcr.' .,, J.. Ia +, ox
e,len condition and well adapted to the purp'S io'
which n s p,,posed to use her. she has three sl''o
.hirs the pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois, al oi
which NAV possibly be chartered upon the 'ah0
terms. -, cor,,In Sorrcnt Of the steam
hi,, M, ,rbich has been chartered by III" @
III G0v,efnmcnt took ont the necessary cca a.
,a,.,- o l,v and the stSlmer II Is ah, VIZ sr
ihI nori n morrow in charge of an onlcer Oh tne t
w, i - rhe vessel clears for Boston, bu, hI
do ,in,tion is thought TO be the Charestowh Navy ''
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
A WELLKXOWy PIONEER ADJUDGED INSANE.

Portland Ore, Jan. 23.-Lander Holmes, we'll
known pioneer Of the Northwest, has been adjUdgcd
insane. Holmes was elected delegate from the Ter
rlioIy of Washington to the National Republican Con-
ventloD Hhich nominated Lincoln in 1860 for Prcsi
dent Nh Holmes was unable TO attend the con
vention in person, so he sent his proxy, Horace
Greeley and that is the way Greeley came 10 be "a
member of the convention. In 1862 Holmes was ap-
pointed United states District Attorney for Washing
ION holding the Office four years. lie is now hope
mental wreck.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
FORECAST TILL 3 T. NJ SUNDAY.

For Ncw-Enslani, Eastern New-York, generally far
till Monday; slightly cooler; northwest gales.
District OF Columbia, Eastcrn Pennsyl,ana, virginia
generally fair Till Morday; slightly cooler nofthweSefV
winds.
For Tennessee Kentucky. Ohio. Wet virginh. West
crp York. Western Penns lyania, Indiana and ilS
nois fair; clearing the lakes; warmer; southwes'sV
winds.
North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia, fair I'LL Mo-
day.
Florida. generally fair. ma.
For Alb1n5u, Mississippi, Lcri lana, Eastern Irn
Arkansas, indian Territory Oklahoma and Northwestern
Texas, fair TIL Monday slightly
For Colorado and Montana, generally fair "a
For Minnesota, North and South Dakota. iowa wv
Nebraska, generally fair; cooler by sunday night
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24

the New-York team had won by eight inches, In inc
final pull between the y. \. n. c. ana the v ID, G
teams the feeling was not marked. The ioIm'i
won by two inches. The winning team was coniPoSS S
T.. II. Miller, anchor. . ~ TN
After The last contest was finished TIE Sg9re for
points (alnwlng for first. 3 for second ;inu Io
third piizel va, found to be a. follows: Manhattan
4. G., s. points; HcwYorE A. g. So points ,in" HG%
Jersey A. C.. 20 points: Xavier A. a.; P',inuts Pints
Postime l. c. :, points Varuna Boat Club. > poh's
and Acorn A. A.. / point. No points for third IN
standing high Jump, second and third in bcyct, ana
.,fcond and third in tug-of war have been couh'en
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
THE UEATHER REPORT.
4 NEW STORM COMING EAST.

Washington Jan. 23. p. m.-The storm has move'
with grea: rlpdity from Ontario OIL the Nova sccSs
coist second has moved with greater velocity
from Assinoboa to Lake Superior. The Chinook VlS
weather has continued nelly stationary IN the miaie
p,toau region snow nurrics occurred the lsNs
light rnn in the Middle and West Cult The tempes'Msis M
has fallen in lake regions. the Ohio Valley ana ue
Middle Gulf; il has generally risen elsewhere Generht
fair weather may b., expected for the next fortyegs
nurrles In the lake regions The cmperturo VIII fsu
slightly the Atlantic states will generally rise es'"n'"
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
cYRrN y. FIELD DYING.

Tho following bulletin issued from cyrus W.
Fields house at 10 o'clock last night Mt fIeiu
condition Is not as satisfactory rs 1t was thl' "i''
noon, Mr. Field sinking slowly at the une "lu
vas not expected TO live until morning.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
ts1-DDEy DEATH OF JAMES A. HAMILTON.

James Augustus Hamilton, OF NO. ." f''s' i"''S
ninth ST.. dropped dead at the mon 'i"o d'' "'s"
-, ,,,a,,,cn ,.oe sovcntv-sevcn years old and had
loo, member OF the Union Club since July ., , l1n
Mir Hamilton walked into the cubheuee' al I'LL III
49, and Twcntieth-st at five minutes before 10 0coc''
rvc minutes later he fonnd dead III me p,IiMyr, M
ro,oner Mcs .cmer was Informed, and lie directed thc
diSposltion OF the body.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
r. H. MACY & CO.,
CONTINuaTl0N SALE OF LINENS, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, HAMBURG EMBRoIDERIES,
AND MEMS SHIRTS.
BLACK SILKS.

Double warp HEMsTITCHED BLACK soHA"' -
inches wide, csc.
n1ACK INDIA SILK, "a inches wide, DOC.
80 pieces 2s.lnch BLACK JAPANESE
G9c.
Extra heavy BLACK spRAu, with colored stripes anu
plllds. 69c ~
ROYAL AHMURE, with satin strlpcs and oeau'i'u
floral effects 0Sc. and 81.
Another case Of elegant BLACK Doohroo' WV" W.
orcd floral effects sl.59. recently sold at s''o'
COO wards Of HEAVY BLACK SATIN DoOni"'
,b variety of coored stripes. also plain black Hoe'
ryvo sprcr,r. BARGAINS in coored CREPE pE
CuINE oil the delicate evening shades 4oc. and ''c
ono case Of CREAM and WHITE BENGALlNE' 0''
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF street aud evening snaa"s
IN suRAH. FAILLE FRANCAIsE. and BEN"AhiN'' I'D
at attractive prices.
JAPANESE poyGEEs. INDIA AND CHINA Sins
in plain and figured much lower prices tiah
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24

Chicago jan. 2:;.-TheIc Is between the Illinois
Womans Alliance and the WOmen's Christian Temper
once Union. II Is abOnt the Chilian question
too. several DAYS ago Miss Frances T.. Willard
cent PI,,idcnt Harrison telegram saying the
" G. T. l.. DID moi want war with chill II was Tor
ncoco and war di ,turbcd its mind. TO this Or. Lucy
Waite. president Of 1hc Womans Alliance, objects.
Miss willard, she says, asserts that backed by Mrs.
MAY Wright Scwall. Of the Woman'S Council. she
. rep~cseuts 100000 women. As IA matter Of fact.
Dr Waite observes, Mrs Scwall doesn't represent any
one In, herself and Miss willard only the three mem
TORS Of thc W. {. T. I. convened In Boston At the
time tbe Gillian resolution passed. DR..
Walte sionps the actor, OF Miss Willard unwar-
,ortcd and backs he" remarks up with the statement
that Miss Willard has right 10 represent t!o
W. G. Jr T.. IN any matter Of opinion not contained
in the platform to which the members subscribe when
joining the union. DR.. Waite In a letter to tho
ncwspapers expresses her sentiments sn the following
manner:
1t IS the humble opinion Of one individual, and II
member of IN association sending delegates 10 the
Wmnnn's Council that IL Chiil any other culniiS
cat not bc made 70 respect the lives OF American
citizens by InOa sIaslO. then ht Is the duiy OF one
Government 10 compel such respect BY the last lrt
ANY other action cowaIdly and unworthy Of th"
stars and Stripes.
Mr. Woodbridge OF ohio, recording secretary Of the
National ". G. r. U who Is now IN the city, tliniis
Miss Waite "ltlc sevcrc," and that the orSanltaiion
Is practically unit IN agreeing with Miss Wlard's
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24

SENIOR MONTT CONTERS WITH MIR. BLAINE.
Washington. jail. .3.--Mini,tor MOntt today had
long conference with Secretary Blaine at the latters
home, lasting fully two hours. When the conference
closed. the Secretary went ont for long walk.
scno: Mon;t called at the sinte Department
this morning ana lad chat In Spanish
with the Second Assistant secretary, Mr. Adce.
who speaks spanish nucntly. The subjects referred
10 were not Of immediate moment. as Scnor Montt
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
o,y ox TUE ST.W-YORK.

WORK on THE NlN-1Ohh'
wosbInpton Jan 23-The Navy Department Is 'u'
i.od that the work on the armored cruiser New-fofH'
t Cramps shipyard. is advancing Satisfactorily oV
thai be vessel can hardly be ready for her tralS De-
fore the last Of june
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24

merely desired copies OF certain Government uo0u
ments for the use Of his Government ut santiago.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
CY & co.

silence he has since been doing penance for the ON
great sin OF his life.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24

Mr. CAMERON APPROVES TIE EXPENDITURES
Washington, Jan. 2:;.-SUaior Cameron, chairman
Of the scnate Naval Committee. who Is taking Il deep
interest In naval preparations, had conference with
Secretary Tracy at the Department today and. II Is
said. expressed Bis individual approval Of the cX-
pcnditurcs Incurred by the Department In Its prepare;
lions fOr naval demonstration.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24

"Y. L. s." Stick Licorice.
For years the standard OF excellence.
Sold BY al Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24

but thor0uBhIy and effectively.
They're the original little Liver Pills, these
tiny, sugar coated anti-bilious granules-the
smallest and tho easiest to take. One little
Pcl,ct for n laxative-threc for cathartic.
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all
arrangements OF the liver, stomach and
bowels arc prevented, relieved, and cured.
Put up in sealed vials-a perfect vest
pocket remedy, always convenient, fresh,
and reliable.
They're tho cheapest pills You can buy, for
they're guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
your money is returned You pay only for
the good you got
Can you ask morel ....l
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24

Tribune Oficc. Jan. "a, a. m-The changes ~ ~,
barometer yesterday were slight Cloudy weam'r -
ally prevailed with light snow In the afternoon aA
ing The temperature ranged between 8. ana "
the average (a0a) being = higher than on INC
ing last year. and 1913 hsher hAh Oh csrd IN sn4
near this city to-d2y
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24

REAR.ADNIRhL WALKER STILL At MoNTEVIDEO.
Washington, Jan. 2j.-The report that Rear .dmlral
Walker sailed yestcrtav from Mortcvidco for Val
paraiso With the Chicago Atlanta aud Bennington Is
denied ot t,c Navy DEPARTMENT. That Admiral Walker
Is sl at Montev,dco l. proved 10y The reception Of a
cable Message from him to-day by Secretary Tracy In
response To Il dispatch from the Department lnquhn Z
about tie prevailing rncs FOR coal al Mon;evldeo.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24

Overloaded and
disordered stonl-
achs and bowels
don't need q dose
of physic. That,
with its violence,
only upsets them
tho moro. They
need a dose or two
Of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets.
That cleanscs and
regulates them
mildly and gently,
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

In this lIac,om continuous white line SHOWS .s,f.
eb,ner, in prs,ure lsdcatcd by The 1flt u -.
recording barometer The broken line represents s'' "
peraturr as observed by Peuy's PHARMACY
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
SHOES.

One 10, Of cHILDREN's SHOES. ?oc, formerly 81 CD
and So a.
One lot OF LADIES' STRAIGHT GOAT button snoe''
with and without patent leather tips FI'o "e'e s-
1000 PAIRS TURKISH Sill PIRs 1ec.
WHITE KID SLIPPERS, sl.57
FINE ASSORTMENT BEADED ONE-STRAB SLIP
PERS in color,. s2.l9. s2.s2' S332 and s"''t'
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to orders Tor faAcy snoes
and s,itl crs for BALLS and KECI PTIONS
LADIES, own MATERIALS made up at about ONE
u,Tr THE PRICE charged by socal'ed FASHIONABLE
SHOPS.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
BRASS AND IRON BEDsTEAos.

White Enameled French" IRON BEDsTEADs. with
brass mountincs full size, ss.os up TO sl754
BRASS BEDsrEADs. full sizes. s2s.sl up to s4s7a
Also BRASS aud IRON CRIBS. Bsssnets. &C., &c.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
BEDS and BEDDING

Third floor next 10 Toy Department.
THIS DEPARTMENT, which compelled 70
close some months ago for LACK OF SPACE is NOW RE-
OPENED. EVERY ITEM contained therein will show A
SAVING OF FROM 10 per cent. % per conparsl
to RULING PRICES ELSEWHERE
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
Damoorano Tornshlo Maahnas.

The Democrats got up a little con
test on the Office of sheriff, and
owing to this the town Democrats
were urged TO attend the meetings /.
Mr.. Fromme defeated Mr.. Mike
Handley. Mr.. f. e. Luckett for
prosecuting attorney and j. b. Bruins
for treasurer were instructed for by
the unwashed who had charge Of the
affair.
The following delegates were
elected;
The meeting in the Eastern pre-
cinct was presided over by Judge
John II. Diercks, and Mr.. J.. Ed.
Belch acted as secretary. The dele
ates elected are; l.. c.. Isome, viii
lis Boyer, W. G. Gordon, John M.
Oldham, George Laux, A. NJ. Hough,
I. N. Hampton, G. w. A. Gordon
-apd w. w. Meyers.
The delegates elected in the West
ern precinct are; g. w. Wallendorf,
George Vaughan, Henry Sohumdnn,
Peter Meyers, Theodore Oyermann
and Fred Sessinshaus.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
MIR. EpIroR:-

MIR. ED1ToR:-
The Tribune seems displeased that
Mark Twain is spending so much OF
his time in Switzerland. Mark can
hardly be blamed for loving a coun.
try which has not its equal in beauty
of scenery in all the world. At the
time he was pilot on the Mississippi
it is not to be wondered al that he
was content with his situation. That
our author has changed his views
and considers Geneva Il prettier city
than Hannibal, is to his credit. The
Tribune may be assured that nearly
all American tourists who cross the
water, manage TO see the Alps, even
though they are obliged to- leave
London or Rome out of their plan.
The editor Of the paper in qu estlon
loves the Galloway bluffs and thinks
them beautiful, especially in the fall
of the year. Admitting this, we
wish TO assure him that the bluffs
across the river are no more to be
compared TO the Alps, than are the
roads Of Miller county to the bouie-
wards in Paris, or the editor Of the
Tribune to Mark Twain himself.
The Tribune also sees fit to fling
dirt at the German Emperor, and
seems 10 think the 40 or so million
people in that empire are treated no
better than slaves. Having travelled
over the greater part Of Germany a
few years ago, we can assure the
Tribune that the country is governed
just about as well as any other in
Europe. Germany is not an absolute
monarchy, nor is the Emperor a car.
That the crown Of Germany fell on
the head of William H., and not on
the editor Of the Tribune, is not the
Emperor's fault. If the editor of
our only daily would take a trip
across the ocean, he would profit
much by it. His narrow-mindedness
would cease, and he would conclude
that Emperor William is not a slave
holder-that the standing army is net
a nuisance, that their system Of edu.
cation is a model for the entire world,
add last but not least. he would be
a little more fair towards the Ger
mans Of this community. A short
trip to Switzerland would also bene-
fit appropriated editor. We believe
he should sell his interest in the hi
6une, and do as Mark Twain does.
IMPARTIALIrY.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
The Nominee for the Lcgis-
Iature in Cole County
Will not Vote for
Him.
The Convention dominates
j. II. Edwards in Spite
of His Refusal to be
Pledged.
The Democrats Dish Of Grow Big
Enough to Kill the Party.
The Ticket.


The democratic convention to NOM
mate county officers met at the court
house in this city on Tuesday and
nominated their county ticket. 1t
was equal to a circus, IT. was appar-
ent from the first that j. r. Edwards
had stolen a march on the opposition
and that the pins were set up in his
r. Rzke dseaEereq.
thcr opposition decided 70 nail. him.
dopnr and adopted sasoptions pledg-
ing the nominees 20 support ewiQEe
ticket and pledging the candidate for
the legislature TO vote fer Senator
Cockrell for the United States Senate.
Mr.. Edwards was the first prisoner
called to the bar and asked to plead.
He was, asked he would support.
tie Slf6Ie teNSs aS eassN
Coekrell if elected. lie said he would
accept the nomination If rendered
him, but would not be pledged and
left the court room. This was the
signal for a hot fight. Efforts were
made to rule out the candidate and
parliamentary law was fired at the
chairman so hot and fast hcbforgot
which end was up. He was so com
pletcly orattled" that he let down
the bars completely and Jnsephre-
NAMED 1.-The ring When the vote
was taken the vote stood 80 for Ed
wards and I7,,for Mcintyre.
The feeling is sulphurous and a
more unhappy set Of democrats could
not be found in any county. What
makes them feel especially bad is that
the unexpected has happened. II
they had had the f%ointest suspicion
that Joe was after the nomination
they would have fought him to the
bitter end,-Itis al awful condition
Of affairs for the dominentparty, =
The following is the whole ticket
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
Resolutions Of Coincidence.

WHEREAs, The Wise Ruler in his
providence has seen Gt to take from
us, by the hand Of death, Mrs
Artimltia Fowler, wife Of orr Bro.
G. c. Fowler; therefore, be IL
Resolged, BY Brazito Lodge No.
AS /. o. o. f.. that we manifest,
y these resolutions, TO our brother,
The warn haatted synpuay
inthts hereaxemcgt
That we as a band Of brothers
feel that this family has lost a tender
and loving mother, the neighborhood
a kind-aHd- benevolen SPIRIT the
church a true and devoted Christian
worker
l2'st We 2 2 pnit1rY 70 make this
burden upon Brother Fowler as
light as possible knowing the force
Of such strokes, his dearest earthly
friend being carried away in the
spring time Of life, her work just be.
gun it would almost seemtruly that
Hand deals with some unJustly, but
may we not by faith pierce this dark
cloud and see the silver lining:
That copy Of these resolutions be
presented to our bereayed Brother;
That a copy be spread upon the
minutes Of the Brazito Lodge;
That a copy be sent to The STATE
REPUBLICAN, for publication.
BY order of the committee:
WIS. HASTINGS,
GA. ARNOLD,
REH. VAuGHTER.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
WIS. HASTINGS,
GA. ARNOLD,
RI IL. VAuGHTER.
nanard,s Snow LInIment

RMS Imminent Is different in compost
ton from any other linimcnt on the
market. It is a scientific discovery q,
which results in its being the most pene-
trating liniment ever known. There are
numerous white limitations, which may
be recommended because they pay the
seller a greater profit. Beware of these
and demand Billiards. Snow Eminent /.
1t positively cures rheumatism, neu-
ralgiai cuts, sprains, bruises, wounds
burns, scalds, sore feet, contracted mus
Gle, stiff joints, old sores, pans in back,
barb wire cuts, sore chest or throat and
Is especially beneficial IN paralysis. Sold
by A. Brandenberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
Leader.

Since its first Introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular fav-
or, until now it Is clearly in the lead
among pure medical tOnics and altera-
tives--containing nothing which permits
Its use as a beverage or intOXicant, 1t is
recognized rs the best and purest medi-
cines for all ailments Of stomach, liver
or kidneys.-It viii cure sick headache,
indigestion. constipation, and driv0 ma
laria from the system. Satisfaction guar
anteed With each bottle Of the money will
be refunded. Price only SOC. per bottle.
Sold by A. Brandenberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18

While perhaps not willing to com.
nit murder there are Democr ats, and
a good many of them, who would
shed no tears if Grover would drop
off, leaving Gopperhnad Adlai at the
top of the ticket.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
YOUR EYES

-
-n MI III. HuRsciiBERG,
Tie w%ell-En0wn Opticion OF 90 Olive
St, N. Z. Cor. 9Th n Olive 81. 81,
Louis, has appointed GEo. PoRTH as
agent for his celebrated Diamond
Sectacles and Eyeglasses, and also
for his Diamond interchangeable
specta les and Eyeglasses. These
glasses are the greatest invention ever
made in spectacles. By a proper con-
struCtion of the Lens a person pur-
chasing a pair of these Change
able glasses never has to change these
glasses from the eyes, and every pair
purchased is guaranteed, SO that If
they ever leave the ewes no matter
how rusted or scratched the Lens are
they will furnish the party with Il
new pair Of glasses free of charge.
Geo. Forth has a full assortment and
invites all who will to satisfy them
selves Of the great superiority Of these
glasses over any and all others now in
$ jeweier and opticlan, jefferson City,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18

The FLAG THAT WINS THE BATTLE.
It's inscribed ':Fair Dealing.' A
good motto, isn't it?-the Que we
have done business by. 1t may seem
incredulous, but our reputation for
honesty will sustain it that we sell
cheaper than any other house in the
city. Convince yourself by looking
at III istoek Of MEN's, sBoYs' and
CmLDRES's CLOTHING, MEN's, La
DIES and CHmpRES's SHOES, HATS
fRUNYs and VALIsEs, and GENTS.
FuRNIsnINs GOODS. See our prices
before buying and you will say,
money.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
nMakma the Farm Pay,

anurin0 Gov Elatahar's adminie.
t~rotion one ~ the omcers 81 tho state
-ncnitentiarv, who resided near the
'ue Pi'son' "e'o P n s
eonslslns OF JusI an acre anu /" nui'
'ns on tnI n LEA - ~
uen0e' mni nv pIa
VIZ 5
suo ~ y, 'no P''0" NV P'o"
,oco
"@' aooo' yeal "n!on, "
say ,n1 iea.', 's.neu o1s " 10 "n W.
on' i0' '"' i' so"
~ e5a Pc 10" = VOC fa.1
pr'1on o,i' aio.ssal' ~ ne
" 1 u" NO paw" u
Hssessoi "
oom'n'..9e' ooIsenns % wv ~
,n" Taan,S, gs,h rnner S.
70 VIC l"enlyui.u s1no' ass0moy
If land tbat yoar and oId ~ tLe
prison
495 bushels lettuce ..........s l4s 50
lOi 600 onions 200 20
S'oaa heaas Oh c~aDoags''" igo "
low "'"D' - ''0' lO9V w
Total i,2i5 50
1t was also in evidence that the
paeeu "Ss ou.'lsa'eu snas yea ~
was made so thSt he net nroit Of
the land exceeded $500 per acre.