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The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
WILL BE HELD TO Acco,,nr
liitpin"s Must Treat Their sn,,,
Prisoners Humanely or srn..
When Uncle sam Gets Them

Washington, Nov. 15.-The pres;ao..
is making efferts to secure the nra
lection OF the Spanish prisoners wit.
the insurgents in the Philippines, A
cable message has been sent to Con-
Otis. and by him forwarded to Gen
Macarthur, with instructions to 90,
it to Aguinaldo, if possible, relatin-
to this subject. The president ~.
quests the kindly and humane treat
ment of the Spanish prisoners and
the message also contains an intim, :,
ton that any official of the insurgents
responsible for the ill-treatment of
such prisoners will be held to strict
account when they are taken bv the
United States forces operating in the
islands.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
A. VICTIM OF APPENDICITIS.
Death Of United States Consul Con
r. Petit at Dusseldorf, Ger
many-A Sudden Attack.

Chicago, Nov. ia special cable to
the Chicago Tribune from Dusseldorf
says:
United States Consul Geo. P. Petit
is dead. His two nieces, the Misses
Bean, Of California, arrived here on
Sunday, November s, and Mr.. Petit
at that time said he was never in bet
ter spirits. He complained of feeling
i'll on Monday, and was operated upon
Wednesday for an acute attack of ap-
pendicitis. ,Hisfease was, however, too
far advanced when the physicians were
called in, and they gave no hope after
the operation. The body will be TAX
en- home after a funeral service here.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
HER MAJESTY AT BRISTOL.
Queen Victoria Witnessed u Great
Display of Patriotism Mt the
Old City of Bristol.

Bristol. Nov. 15.-The visit of Queen
Victoria here to open the Convalescent
home, of Clifton, was made the occa-
sion for great display of patriotism.
The town was lavishly decorated, and
her majesty passed through six miles
of Venetian masts, imperial standards,
heraldic designs and garlands of flow-
ers. Thirty trains brought immense
crowds of visitors to Bristol. Thc
queen, who was accompanied BY
Princess Christian of Schleswig-Ho!-
stein, Princess Henry of Battenberg
and the duchess of Connaught, was re-
ceived with royal salute, and, es.
corted by detachment of the house.
hold cavalry, the procession started for
Clifton in the midst of tumultuous
popular reclamation.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

City of Mexico, Nov. 15.-lt is re.
ported in high official circles that Gen.
Pcrfirio Diaz will not be a candidate
for the presidency, and that he will
mike the formal announcement of his
determination in this respect in the
near future.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

London, Nov. ia Paris paper
gleefully announces the fall and cap
ture of Ladysmith, but reports from
this source no longer cause ripple of
excitement. Nevertheless, there will
be considerable anxiety here until the
war office or some independent version
of the latest developments at Lady
smith is known.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
For the Tranxvnal War Fund.

Liverpool, Nov. 15.-The provision
trade, at a meeting here recently, sub.
scribed $4,000 to the Transvaal war
fund. They cabled the result to busi.
ness friends at Chicago, who have now
replied that $4,000 has been subscribed
there, and that more is to. follow.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
John H, Hnswell DeQI,

Albany, N. Y.,Nov. l5.--John Fl. Has.
well is dead 1T his home in this city,
aged 5s. For "a years lie was clerk
in the state department at Washing.
ton. For number of years Mr.. Has.
we'll was in charge of all the diplo-
matte correspondence.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
Mortality In the Army.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE total
number of deaths in our armies, in
cluding regulars and volunteers, from
May /, 1895. to June 30, 1900, was 6,610,
OF whom 496 were killed in battle, ZIG
by accident, ,202 died Of gunshot wounds
and wounds received in action, ARA
from typhoid fever, 476 from malarial
fever, a54 from pneumonia, 32l from
diarrhoea and dysentery and 1875 from
yellow fever. EsGFr ~
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
To Purchase valkyrie III,

Paisley, Scotland, Nov. 15.-It is an
nounced that manufacturer of this
place is about to purchase the yacht
Valkyrie ILL.,, and that he intends to
race her against the Columbia, Sham
rock and c. u. Roses Distant Shore.
which is to be launched from Hender-
sons slip yard December Is.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

Only IS men of D squadron were en-
gagged in the attack, though they were
assisted by the flanking fire of gun
of the Cape police. The Beers made
desperate attempt to drive back the
British. and their rear trenches opened
terrific fire, in every direction, the
flash of the rifles lighting up the en-
tire position.
A Hail of Bullets.
A hail of bullets ratified on the
roofs of the houses of the town. Upon
completing a circuit of the Boer front
and the line of trenches, the British
withdrew in Independent lines of re-
treat, covered by the flank fire from
the Cape police. The Boer losses es-
Inmates at 100 killed and wounded.
A Boer Estimate.
The Boer commander informed an
officer in charge of a flag of truce that
he estimated the attacking squadron
at 1000, and was not aware that the
British force at Mafeking was SO large.
( The Beers were observed from Mafe-
king burying their dead all day long.
The Possible Dasuto Revolt.
London, Nov. 15.-The possible re-
volt of the Basuto chief Joel, who, it
has been announced, may join the
Beers, is attributed to tribal jealousy.
There has been long feud between
the half brothers Jonathan and Joel,
the latter refusing to recognize his
brothers nomination as chief. Joel,
therefore, took an anti-British side
against Jonathan in 1880 and commit
ted most hideous atrocities. If he
joins the Beers, 1t is prophecied, Chiefs
Lerothodi, Jonathan and others are liza
BILE to make short work of the recall
citrants.
Transports Arriving mt the Cape.
London, Nov. 15.-1t is officially an
nounced that the British transport
Goorkha, with the First brigade staff,
the Third battalion of grenadiers, and
a detachment of the Royal engineers;
the transport Manila. with the Second
Devonshires, and the transport Noma-
die, with their mounts, have arrived at
Cape Town.
The transport Britannia, with the
Royal Irish Rifles, has sailed from
Cape Town for East London.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
A Fathers Terrible Mistake,

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Cornelius Corco.
ran gave his five, children laudanum,
mistaking it for cough sirup, and all
are dangerously i'll. The children
were hurried to hospital, where it
was announced that two of them, Cliff.
ford, aged IL, and Timothy, aged 10,
could not recover.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

The National Hardware Association.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 15,-Three
hundred delegates, representing $50
companies with capital of $175,ooo,.
600, are attending the fifth annual con.
vention of the National Hardware as.
sociatfon in this city.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
Deductions Drawn.

The cessation of the cannonade
mentioned in the dispatch, and the
opening of musketry fire, implies, it is
claimed, that the Beers were obliged
to stop their artillery for fear of hit
ting their own men, and that nothing
further has been heard from this
movement, is regarded here as an in-
dication either that the threatened as
sault was postponed, or that the result
was indecisive, otherwise, it is
claimed.something further would have
leaked out before now.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
Death OF Rev. Joseph Hartwcll.

New York, Nov. 15.--The death is
announced at Ringhamton, n. Y, Of
Rev. Joseph Hartwell, founder of the
church extension society of the Meth.
ot;ist church, aged 50 years. This So
ciety has expended $7,O00,0oO.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
SALT GARR|ON scandal.
The British Getting Taste Of the
Methods Resorted to by Some
Rascally Meat Packers.
HAS AROUSED A STORM OF INDIGNATION.
The officer Who Makes the Conn
plaint Says "They Only Salt Down
the Very Worst Portions of Very
Inferior Beasts and Ilgs"-'Twas
Labeled "New York, 1S0O."

London, Nov. ia letter in the
Times, written by an officer on board
the transport Nubia, asserts "that L.
600 rations of salt carrion labeled New
York, 1899, had to be thrown over
board, as it was full of disease" add
ing:
"They only salt down the very worst
portions of very inferior beasts and
pigs
This has aroused storm of indigna-
ton against "the rascally contractors,
and incapable admiralty transport Of
ficers who allowed filthy, salted bris-
ket beef to be furnished to the troops. -
The war Office has accepted gift If
of 10000 timed Christmas puddings
for the troops in South Africa. These
spuddings will aggregate upwards OF
ten tons in weight.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
COMMANDMENT OF MAFEKING.
Beers Driven From Their Position
by q Bayonet Charge.

ny b0yOnet CharHe.
Cape Town, Nov. 15.-An undated
dispatch from Mafeking, received by
runner, via Magalapye, Wednesday,.
November 8, says:
To-day all is quiet. We have been
bombarded pretty heavily all week.
Friday night Capt. Fitz-Clarence and
Lieut.. Swinburn, with d squadron, ot
the Protectorate regiment, made n
magnificent bayonet charge upon the
Beers intrenchment, driving them
from their position and bayoneting
numbers of the Beers, who must have
lost very heavily. The charge was
most gallant and determined. The
party could not hold the trenches. and
lost six men killed, two prisoners and
nine wounded in their retirement We
eyepect general attack tomorrow.
The +bombardment has been most in
etfectual. Everyone remains under
shell-proof cover. So far the shells
have, only wounded one man. ssL.,.
Heavy ROer Losses Admitted.
On Friday night, Jan. Botha, the
well-known Boer commandnnt, told y
man with the ambulance party that
their loss had been very heavy, and
that his heart was very sore. a -.
The wounded include Capt. Fitz.
Clarence and Lieut.. Swinbprn, both
slightly. '|F
In a skirmish at the outposts, yes
terday, one trooper wss killed and
nine were wounded. -. $.$.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
THE MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. Is.
Grain and Proylsious,

ct. Louis Flour - Patents, S3.35@35o:
other grades. $2.75Q3.10. Wheat-No 2 rel.
ssc @s,vo cora-Ho y: a.vPsd;r,e missa sHSsss HsSs
$50; timothy, Ss.000ll.O0; choice, clover,
$1O.00ll150. Butter-Crcamery, 24q26c ;
dairy, 2O1aGI22,kc. Eggs-Fresh, 16c. Lard
Prime steam, 4S7M. Pork-Newl mess,
500. Bacon-Glear rib, SIC. Wool-Tub.
Washed, 2203Oc; Missouri and Illinois
medium combing. 22c; other grades, 1867
2lhc.
Chicago-C Closing quotations: Wheat
December, s7Ac; May, 7lhG7lAc. Corn
November, 3i%c; December. .3lh@slAc;
January, 3O4sc; May. 32hc. Oats-Noyem'
ber. 22hc: December. z21hc; May, 2.S%sc:
Pork-November, .{S.06; December, &.G;
yamDery, SanSery; ;4siA; becemess, Maye January.
S5O71kQb. 10: May, s5.I. Short ribs-No.
vember, N.76; December, A.76; January
M.0O: May. 602h
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
The Only Alternative.

1t must, however, have been patent
to Gen. Joubert that Ladysmith would
not fall to the force of his artillery,
and, therefore, he had no choice but
to assault the place or retire to the
passes of the Drakensburg,in in the hopes
of involving the pursuing British in
the intricate fastenesses of the noun
tains.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
more Plague at Oporto,

Oporto, Nov. 15.-Five additional
plague eases were TspSrted TussdaxI
with one death from ths eame capss. 4
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
Fatal Railroad Accident In Holland

Amsterdam, Nov. 15.-A London ex.
press from Flushing collided with an
other train near Capello, during fog.
Five persons were killed outright, and
20 were injured, Is fatally.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
Victim. of Powder Fumes.

Victor, Col, Nov. 15.-Thomas r.
Jones and Robert Conners, miners in
the Victor mine, are dead, and VIM.
French, John Fairbanks and Henry
FDodson, and another whose name is
not known, are suffering severely
from 5he effects Of powder fumes in.
hailed at the 1000 foot level Of the
mine. s,AfB8yE5. .s,
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
NEWS BY WAY OF PRETORIA.
Cannonading at Ladysmith Had
Ceased and Rife Fire Begun.

Cannonading at Ladysmith Had
Ceased and Rife Fire Begun.
Cape Town, Nov. 10, Friday.--A dis
patch received here from Pretoria, I'M
der date of Thursday, November .,
says the reports received there from
Ladysmith, said heavy cannonading
started at daybreak; that some of the
Boer forces were within 1.5OO yards of
the British. when the cannonading
ceased, and rifle fire had commenced.
The Pretoria dispatch also en-
nounced that all was quiet at Mafe-
king and Kimberley.
London Comments On the Above.
London, Nov. 15.-If the news con-
tanned in the Pretoria dispatch of
Thursday. November Q, by way of Cape
Town, Friday, November 10, is COR
rect, and there is every reason to be-
lieve it is accurate, as the Boer dis
patches have almost invariably hither-
to. rendered fairly accurate accounts,
1t is claimed here that it implies that Il
general assault on Ladysmith was
pending when Gen. Joubert's report
was sent Off
A Logical Assumption.
1t is claimed that if the Beers got
their fcrces within 1900 yards of the
British position it shows they fully
realized the necessity of utilizing the
brief interval before the arrival of the
British reinforcements to make de-
termincd attempt to storm Gen.
Whites position.
Indicates Readiness for Assault.
To successfully advance so close to
Ladysmith, it is pointed out, the Beers
must have been most active in in
trer ching, and the nearness of the be-
sieging lines, it is added, indicates their
readiness for the assault, which, there
has been a disposition in military cir
cles to believe, the Beers werenot will
Ing to undertake.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

Quotations for middling range as fol.
lows: st. Louis, TIC; New YORK; 1hc'
Memphis, 7kc. 4l
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD.

STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves Wasaingttn. D. c. 9th st. Ferry WIZARD.
Mondays. NJ. for intermediate landings to Co.
ionial Beach, Bushwood. Rock Pit, Colton's, Nom
ini Greek, Abells. Leonardtown, Stones, Howard
and Cobrum's.
Wednesday. m, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Bushwood, Rock Point, Cotton o.
1t. Georges Island, Smith Creek Coan and YeO.
comico rivers
Saturday, I am. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Bushwood Rock Point, Colton's
SEQ schedule tn effect August 20, 1898.
fe2s-tf W. RIDLEY. General Manager.
2. 8: RANDALLfs POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
an; landing at Colonial Beach. Chapel Point
and all wharvas as far down as Lower Machodoc
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at Pr.
and on E GSiTsp se s%aT ss9 RAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON, D. C., TO GLYMONT. Nd.
and intermediate landings
The new Steamer ESTELLE RANDALL. daily,
except sunday, e:a0 an: Returning about pm.
received until the hour Of sailing.
e. 8. RANDALL,
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO y CARPENTER, General Agent, Washington.
WIN. NJ REARDON, Agent. Alexandria. Ja26tf, q
THE WEEMs STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every
Thursday at PIN. for Baltimore and River land.
ings.
Al river freight must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodations frst-clasa.
STEPHENSON BRO. Agents,
9Th street wharf
once BIO Pa. ave. Telephone IA
oe27-l2tf -.
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TRAIN WRECK IN IOWA
Pullman Porter Killed I'm Disaster
Near Town of Oelwefn.

The Chicago Great Western passenger
train which left st. Paul at 10 o'clock Sat
urday night was wrecked just north of Gel
vein, Iowa, yesterday morning. The col
ored porter was killed. Several men and
women on the train were more or less in
jured. The train was running over low
lands when the track began to settle and
the train was derailed.
Nearly all the passengers In the sleepers
were in their berths when the wreck oc-
CURED. The rain was coming down furious
ly, lightning was flashing and thunder peal
ing.
Richard Manning, the porter. was crush
ed to death at the forward end of the first
sleeper.
The names of the injured are: z. Bishop,
engineer, Minneapolis; Mrs. Brandyberry,
Montpelier. Ohio; f. Fuller, fireman, Min
neapolis; G. Greiniger, conductor, Mime
apolis; Miller. baggageman, Mime
apolis. and - Neese, express messenger.
St. Paul.
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Investment Desirable lot on I. near I4th % SIX
164 me locaton for fiat private residence i'm
proven, nts rented at S53 per month, price,
5000.
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STORAGE

Storage Sgsd all f%Fp5s moved S oat
estimate. MERCHANTS PARCEL DELIVERY
CO.. 929-93l d ST. II W. my2Su
HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF ALL KIND STORED;
rooms light, dry and airy.
THOMAS BOWLING & co,
my2Im Auctioneers. 6l2 ST.
Storage, z5c. per load.
When you leave the city let store your be-
lonstngs. Our quarters are Clean, dry and well
ventilated.
Hauling Packing and shipping
Baum, on the ne T SSs ave SlZ Pa. Av.
my1-tf
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS FOR STOR-
age with moth protection" Liberal terms with
insurance. Packing and hauling reasonable
rates. NORTHWEST STORAGE HOUSE, 3l0
sIS sth st. Opposite kauu's- ap4-3m
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business property on + ST.. north side: 4-story
brick office building steam heat; all mod. imI,s.
we'll rented, lot 20 All 70 I5-fOot alley. Offer
wanted JOHN l.. WEAVER.
my2G-}t Real Estate Officer
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WooDLAWN, ROCKVILLE, MD OPENS MAY
49, BOO feet above level Of Washington; every
modern convenience; baths, electric bells gas
and artesian wHter; acres lawn snd grove;
terms moderate. by day. week or month; special
rates for families, l6 trains daily. Address Mrs
81. J. COL.LEY. uy5-lu
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BEACH HAVEN. n J.

THE ENGLESIDE,
Beach Haven, y. J. Opens June 10 Mntcbless
bay for sailing and fishing Special rates fnr
June Send for souvenir Of ''Engicsioe and Beach
maven II. b. ENGi.E a. SON prups
myl- llIt-6 Mt, Holly ] pptfl iDno
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FOR RENT-CoTTAGES AT COLONIAL REAtU-
prices from SIS To SIS for the s.as.,B river fr,n
eottage $50. Excursion May 30, J. JAY GOI la.
81 9Th 81. U,s,-
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FOR SALE 'PHONE 9l4
cor. 9Th and SITS Room =.
Desirable 2-stVry brick; q rooms, bath and
cellar. litu near z st ne, blocks from cars;
prize, s. jan, terms To suit
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.


For SAIE-yALUABIE BUSINESS PROPERTY
33S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV
Lot 25x127.5 to wide alley; 1855 square feet !;
four-story brick house and back building; to be
sold to settle estate; title perfect. RARE
CHANCE TO BUY AVENUE PROPERTY.
SAM'L HODGKINS, Trustee,
my21 -8t' Third floor, $50 Pa ave.
FOR sALE-BARGAIN; FINE BUSINESS PROP
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alley; well rented; price only $4,000
my27-3t WALTER A BROWN 1923 Pa ave-
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In business center: all modern improvements; a
rst-class Investment, paying over per cent on
$4,000. Address J. A. c., Star office. my25-Gts
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ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.
Hotel Gladstone,

Chelsea, Atlantic City's select section Directly on
Bea b, connected with Boardwalk. Capacity, 200.
Entirely new. Every appointment. Elevator. Rooms
suite, with bath. Opens June 10 Send for book
let. STONE & COLLINS
my24-
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FOR SALES ACRES OF CHOICE GARDEN LAND;
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good road; r. r.. great bargains; 81, 600
u,y2I St.
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FOR SALE - NORTH CHEVY CHASE - NEW
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furnace and range; water and sewer: beautiful
location: y square Of electric cars; only 81, 1850;
small cash and monthly payments.
my2T-3t X. W. WALKER a. SON 1OO6 F.
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1. THE IROOUOIS.

The IROOUOIS.
An entirely new hotel. Capacity, 400. South
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booklet. w. Z. SHAW.
my25- 26t
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FOR SALE \ DECIDED BARGAIN. SPLENDID
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want aH offer, sI,2up. renting for S45 a month.
+-F's'is brick bOu>es On H = d W : 3 ,i13 so
It 0f Arunud, 3n-ft. paved alley. location m
proved by fine. large houses
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The Atlantic Hotel,
Ocean City, MARYLAND

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myl62In-l4
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my. ~ 6l3 18th ~
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20 depot and trolley: one square means much
INQUIRE " OWNER. III II st. Nv my26.at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-29

f0k SAlE-FlNn PROPERTY OPPOSITE FRANK
I'M isfL On St NV near 18th; T2xI44; must be
soli: o1eF wanted ID. NJ. OGDEN Ex
AP&--ia lS2i ~. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-29

FOR SALE-AN INVES'TIENT-FOJR GROOM
tFaIu-' houses on - near CGPitol. renting
flI So per mo, ground worth ST. $50; price
S6-2p". WI. c. MORRIS. 61T l4th St W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-29

Mass bet 18th and 18th. south side: lot
30 #. front, running through TO NJ st. Can be
bought at a bargain.
HEiSKEII. & McIERAN
my26-3t zoos + st.