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The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
BOSTON ELECTION FORECAST.
Democrats Very Confident. Despite n Split
in Their Ranks.

Boston. Dec. 1.-THE campaign for the
political control Of Boston closed tonight.
with both sides apparently confident Of
victory tomorrow. The Democrats, de-
spite the detection OF one Of their leaders,
claim the city for Patrick A. Collins by
800. while the Republicans, although be-
Heving thar the split In their opponents
ranks is serious, are not so ex;ravagant,
placing the probable lead of their nOmi-
nee for mayor, Thomas " Hart, at 800
Thirteen aldermen will be elected by dis
tricts. Seventy-five members Of the COM
mon council Will also be voted for as
well as eight members OF the school COM
mittee and a street commissioner. There
will be three important questions on the
ballot 10 be nSWered by the Voters-frst
10 the TelayiHg Of the street railway
tracks on fremont street, removed when
the subway was built: second making
eight hours a days work for city labor
ers; third, relative to permitting the sale
OF iiegOF.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
FAy0RS THE PRIMARY METHOD.
state Democratic Committee Recommends
that Plan for Naming senators.

sse.ial 70 he Post
Raleigh. y. G.. Dec. 1.-THE Democratic
State committee unanimously adopted The
following resolution. after discussion
in which Il was shown that the primary
system for the selection Of a candidate for
United states Senator was unusually
popular:
Resolved. That the question OF pFimar-
les for the selection Of United States
Senator be referred 10 the people in the
call for the next Democratic state con-
yention FOR such action as Il may deem
Wise"
The chairman was directed 10 begin tho
campaign Immediately. He stated that IL
wos4 necessarily be some four weeks be
scre ne could do effective work. lie was
thanked b. rising vote for his match
less work in the last campaign"
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
SHOTS FIRED AT COLENsO.
British Cavalry Chase BOer scouts Across
Tugela River.

Fr.ra Camp. Natal, Dec. 1.-THE British
cavalry recOnnoitered to-day abreast Of
r..-rso and exchanged shots with parties
Of Eo.rs. who fell back across the river,
OH. E1pjes We're observed TO be thickly
,r..uied by the enemy.
The railway bridge at Colenso has been
completely destroyed. The stone piers
We're blown up last night. The highway
lr.-e is intact
lHuIauco Marquee, Dec. n.-Tha follow
H- dispatch has been received from the
D.. p laaser near Ladysmith.
several Kafhr runners from Ladysmith
2. E-fveouTt have been captured. They
u.-iycd from il5 TO $40 for the trip The
Intercepted messages show that men ani
horses in Ladysmith are now on half IA
tions. that whisky is IL a bottle, and that
beer ls exhausted" "
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
GROUND GLASS POISONING TRIAL.
Miss Robertson Tesiifes 10 Seeing Mrs
sanderson Preparing the Deadly Dose.

Detroit, Dec. ia special says of to-
days proceedings in the Sanderson at
tempted murder case AT Marshall, Mich !:
Marie Robertson, the star witness of
the prosecution, was on the stand to-day.
and testified to having seen Mrs. Sander
son grind glass in a spice mill and place
il in fer husbands food. She swore that
Mrs. Sanderson said 10 her while she was
grinding the glass: Marie, you think this
is awful, but / do not think any more
of doing this than eating my breakfast
After her testimony as to the prepara-
ton of the glass, and its being placed in
the food, Miss Robertson seemed to he
suffering from nervous prostra ton. and
asked to be excused from further testI-
mony to-day. She also told of Mrs. San
derson's alleged relations with other nen
while her husband was sick, saying they
were shameful
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
GLEE AT PARIS AND BERLIN.
How the News of Gatacre's Defeat Was
Received on the Continent.

Paris, Dec, s11.-The news Of Gen. Cat
acres reverse made an immense impress
sion in Paris. But although the afternoon
papers predict the gravest consequences
in the disaffected Dutch portion OF Cape
Colony, they cannot be accused of un-
seemly eXultation over British misfortune
Most OF the journals see in the defeat
an uacoubted trap laid by Beers working
In conjunction with Dutch traitors. The
Journal des Debats epitomizes the general
opinion. saying that Sir Alfred Miner has
threatened in vain TO OveTWhelm the dis
loyal Dutch with the thunderbolts of Brit
ish wrath, and that even ne must to-day
realize that race sympathy is stronger
than loyalty. 1t sees in the attitude Of
the AfTikanders the inevitable result of
the tactless language of the British press
in referring TO the war as a struggle be-
tween the British and Dutch for supTe-
macy in South Africa"
The Temps says: "The story OF the am
bush at Stormberg reads like a chapter
from COOper's The Spy The situation
resembles that of the American war Of
independence. when the cOlOnists devoted
themselves To deceiving, misleading, and
ambushing the British generals for love
of their country and with the assent of
Washington"
Berlin, Dec. 11.-Gen. Gatacre's reverse
at Stormberg was joyfully greeted on the
streets of Berlin, but the newspapers for
the most part are reticent on the subject.
The Berliner Tageblatt, which prints a
long letter from a German in London ad-
vising the public here against demonstra-
tive Anglophobia, gives the news of the
repulSe without comment
The Vossische Zeitung comments in
strain almost friendly, saying: After
the sOldierly virtues which the British
have already shown in this war. it may
well be believed that Gen Gatacre's
troops fought as if on the parade
grounds
The Neuste Nachrichten asks If II Is
against English custom 10 reconnoiter be
fore attacking. The Deutsche Tages Zei-
tung is about the only paper this evening
which is distinctly AnglophObia in its
comments.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
MARINES LANDED AT SUBIC.
Possession of OIangapo Turned Over to
Admiral WatsOD

The following cahlegram has been re-
ceived at the Navy Department from Ad-
miral Watson, telling CT the part played
by the navy in the occupation of Subig
Bay:
Manila, Dec. H.
On the morning Of the 9th, about II O'Clock, re-
eeiyed telegram from Schwan, asking for Mac
Arthur, our cooperation with Grants forces. scat
tered toward Olangapo, Subig Bay. l suspended the
Charleston court Of inquiry, and started the same
evening for Subig with the Baltimore the Oregon.
and company Of marines from the barracks We
arrived at daylight on the 1eth. with landing par
ties organized. Found Mai Stevens in possession
OF olargapo. having arrived at dark the 9Th Re-
iieved the army forces by 100 marines, Myers COM
mandng. Transported the army detachment 10 su-
big. The town was abandoned on cur arrival
Grant arrived in the afternoon We left the Ore
gon. the Bardoqui. and the Mndoro anf returned
10 Cavte on the iith. The 0longapo Navy Yard
machinery is In fair condition the shops being dam
aged only by the previous attack
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Americans DcInincd a. Boer SpIe.

Belfast. Dec 1.-Two American COM
marctal travellers who have arrived here
say they were detained az Queenstown
. suspicion Of being Boer spies They
.,.. that the United states consul obtain
. their release, and that he is making
O.. inquiry into the matter.
sas-nst0wn. Dec 1.-THE United States
consul here. In reply TO query regard
- tae charge made by two American
wuerrial travellers al Belfast. that they
been detained at Queenstown on Sls-
D. ..u uf being Boer spies, said he was
D.. aware Of any such detention
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
WAR DENOUNCED IN DUBLIN.
Lord Mayor Talon Presides at Noisy anti-
British Demonstration.

Dublin, Dec. 1.-THE Lord Mayor of
Dublin, Daniel Talon. presided at meet
ing OF the corporation to-day, called TO
protest against the Transvaal war The
clerk declared that there was no quorum.
but the Lord Mayor insisted on making
a statement. in which he declared that
the war was ''wanton and unprovoked
aggression. undertaken by Mr. Chamber
lain and capitalists against a handful Of
farmers" He further declared that
america was opposed to this iniquitcus
war"
In the meantime the members shouted
mo quorum and "Orderr' and the tu-
mutt in the galleries drowned all the
sDeeches Eventually the lord mayor left
the chair, with the galleries cheering for
President Kruger. No attempt was made
to adopt the previously prepared reso-
luton against the war
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
New Po,t-oflice Building In New York.

Postmaster Van COtt, OF New York City.
was In conference here yesterday with the
postal officials and with Senator Platt
over the new pOst-ofiice building in New
York No figures were submitted TO the
department. but a bin wlll be drawn up
and probably introduced by senator Plat
providing for new building somewhere
in the neighbOrhood OF the Grand Central
depot The Madison Square Garden and
the old Metropolitan Railway Company
stables on Sixth avenue have been OF
feTcd the postal authorities.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Tbr,. Mexican. shot b, a Negro.

Rockdale. Tex. Dec. IA difficulty oc-
CURED Sunday al the Black Diamond coal
mines. twenty miles east o. here. IN which
some fifteen or twenty shots were fired.
two Aexicans being killed and one Mexi-
can and q white boy wounded Thomas
Johnson. negro. acknowledge killing
the Mexieans and surrendered 20 the Of
ficers. One of the Mexlcanz killed had en-
gaKed In a difficulty with a nfErO and his
friends were trying 10 assist him. The
white boy was merely a spectator and re-
eslyed stray bulist
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Seven riremen In,ured by p,.,o.,.n

Montgomery. Ala. Dec. u.-SeYen fire.
men were injured BY an explosion Of gaso-
line in a fruit store here this morning
Their names are Chief John Browder
Capt Ed J. Griffith. Lsdderraan Paul
Aicou. Thomas Doran. VIII ID. Rollins
Pipeman Jacob Hinderer and l.. 4. Hul.
Ii Il thought Griffith will die The d.
nartment had responded 10 an alarm 0T
fire from the fruit store. and entered mo
building few minutes before the easo-
line exploded
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
slump and Failures in Tin Trade.

London, Dec. u.--FOllowing the slump
in the United States there has been a
heavy fall in tin here After touching
l13 the price recovered to 1l5 Is for cash
and three months. The failure OF !. X.
kingslord x Co, in the tin trade, was
announced. Il, ]. Marks. a broker, has
failed. owing TO the decline in the Aus
I-alian market
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Eachansc of LII. Of Pri.oner.

s"a tn' application Of the south Afr.-
,@. Arllalic. through the medium Of the
F.aHts government She British gov
..-rHi has consented 10 supply The
ICONS "ith lists Of the Boer prisoners
I' .y tte British, and with other proper
information as 10 their condition. The
...--3 government has intimated. In ad-
..''.. lh1t y expects that the Boer gov
=. ...-''. VII TrclproCate, when called
I. n. in kind
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Piiet Boat Disabled by Dummy shell.

New YORK. Dec. 1.-THE pil0t-boat
James Gordon Bennett. a sailing vessel.
vas towed 70 StapietOn. s. /. to-day from
Sandy Hook By the steam plIot-boai New
York. Saturday, while of Sandy Hook.
The Bennett was struck by a dummy sheli
which had been fired from the guns at
which Wag made OF wood. hit the Bennett
On The siarboard bow and tore ali her
forward rigging aEay.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Con.nIntPrelorLa AdInrerim-

secretary Hay has cabied 10 initial
State. Consul Stanley Hollis, al Lour,nrn
....l lrz Portuguese East Africa. direct
-. am 20 proceed Go Pretoria and take
'-- of the United States Consulate
..... upon the departure Of Mr.. Macrum.
... N.. "byiate the necessity Of accent
I- OBJ. services of Mr. Atterbury. who
...n designated by Mr. Macrum Ia
- .s place Mr.. Hollis Will serve as
.... af Pretoria only until the arrival
'-.'. ui Mr. Aic.bcrt Hay.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Denial from ex-Mini.rer Trina

Ysnktof', s. D., Dec. ii.-Bartiett Trim
late United States Minister TO Austria
denies the assertion that he had dlsnute
with his Vienna landlord. and that the
latter sued him successfully. There
never was the slightest disagreement be-
tween myself and my landlord over
rent or anything else The credit ~
Americans at the legation was excellent
and their patronage was much sought
after"
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Furnishing n Di.loyai omcia,.

London. Dec. 1.-THE Earl or DuErayen.
Lord Lieutenant os Limerick. acting un-
der instructions from Dublin Castle. has
removed Baron Emily from the ONCE OF
deputy lieutenant Of the county. Baron
Emily was recently deposed from his po-
sltiOn as magistrate by Lord Ashbourne
Lord Chancellor OF Ireland, because 0S hts
anu-Britlsh comments on the war in
South Africa
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Danish West Indies Not for Sale.

Copenhagen, Dec. lit was semi-offi-
cially announced to-day that nothing was
known here regarding the alleged offer Of
Denmark TO sell the Danish West India
Islands to the United States.
The State Department authorizes a con-
tradiction Of the report that the govern
ment Of Denmark has offered the Danish
West India Islands for sale. No commit
nicalion on this subject has passed be-
tween the two governments since the fail
ure Of the negotiations on that subject
several wears ago
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Militia On Guard in Kentucky Town.

CoTbin Ky. Dec. u.-This town is un-
der the protection Of the military. in con
sequence Of the killing OF Deputy Marshal
Henry Hartford while In pursuit of the
participants IN a saloon tight. IL Is not
known who killed him Floyd and Ed
Chadwell are under arrest. There is dan
ger OF further tTOuble.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Ex-Attoruey General Maynard Indicted.

Lansing. Mich, Dec. u.-Ex-Attornev
General Frederick A. Maynard, OF Grand
Rapids. was to-day arraigned on an in
dictment found against him last week bv
the grand jury. He pleaded not guilty.
and was released on bail The Indictment
contains forty counts. and charges that
Mr.. Maynard compelled his stenoerapber
George II. Kuhns. to give up $40 ner
month OF his salary, 81 600 in all
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Found Army Already in Pos
session of OlangapO.
WITH YOUNG IN CENTRAL LUZON
Interior Portion Of the Island Traversed
by the American Forces in Pursuit Of
Aguinaldo Found TO BE the Richest Sec
tion Yet etCenquered-Troops Given Hearty
Welcome, but AguiBaIdo Had Received
same sort ofGreeting Few Days Before.

Manila. Dec 11-s:45 p. m.-The advance
guard of Gen Grants command. under
Maj. Spence, arrived at Olangapo. Subig
Bay, during the night IF Saturday. De-
cember 9, which place was occupied with
little resistance, the enemy fleeing. Maj.
Spence had an arduous march over the
mountain trails from Dinalupihian.
Yesterday morning the Baltimore and
Oregon and chartered transport arrived
at Olangapo from Manila. The navy was
disappointed TO find the army in possess
sion Of the place, which they had hoped
to capture. a detachment of marines,
under Capt Myers, occupied the navy
yard a. Olangapo, and Will hold and oc
cupy 1t as a naval station. The yard con-
sists Of seven new large buildings and
some repairing and machinery shops, all
damaged by the bombardment of Sep
tember %
During the morning Of December 10 the
navy transported Mai. Spence's command
from OlangapO to the town of Subig, five
miles distant. The enemy was seen de-
serting Subig as the troops landed. and
the latter occupied il without resistance.
They found the place abandoned by the
Tetreating enemy, who fired a few shots.
The Americans deployed to the right and
left of the town and killed one of the
enemy.
Ger. Grant and the remainder of his
command arrived at Olangapo yesterday
afternoon. He will proceed to-day to Su-
big and join Maj. Spence. Gen. Grant
will move north along the coast, and will
effect a juncture with the Twenty-fifth
Infantry, Under Col Andrew S. Burt. who
was reported eight miles from Iba De-
cember Z The enemy encountered in Gen.
Grants advance fed to the mountains
and scattered.
Gen. Grant is not garrisoning the towns
he occupies. No casualties are reported
in his command.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Bomb Exploded In Spanish Theater.

Madrid, Dec. n.-During a performance
al "A theater at Murcia, capital of the
province of that name, a bomb was ex-
ploded, fire broke out, and the theater
was destroyed. The audience however.
got out without serious accident
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Bnron Penzancc Dies. Lea,lng Nomeir.

London. Dec. IL 80 Baron Penzance
Games Plaisted Wildel is dead. He was
born July z. 1916. The reputation of Lord
Pelzance as a lawyer, a scholar. AMI a
man OF affairs, was exceedingly high. He
leaves no heir 20 the title.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
"~niPing" Iiotr Gnnncr. M ,InfeLIna-

Stacking. nov 30, via Lourenco Mar
P-'s. Dec. u-Soriies by the British ar
.'-''-l Train and E0er Smelling Of the town
,'-..tH" The British have had but few
80 Ties Last evening The pr0tectorate
regiment managed " occupy al outpost.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Brooklyn Gaining on the New OrIe.r.

The New Orleans arrived at Singapore
on Sunday, three days behind the Brook
lyn, en- route for Manila The little cruis-
er lost fully two days to the Brooklyn on
the run across to Singapore from Colombo
Both vessels are due at Manila in about
week
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
PhIIinpInc Porf. Rrmain Chased

Secretary Root yesterday said that he
had sent no directions 10 Gen Otis 10
open up the ports in the Philippines. The
however, and the War Department earn
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
A Bear for Dewey's Christina. pr..s,,

Chicago. Dec. ia special from Duluth
says: The people of BermidG. in Bait
rami County, are 10 send Admiral Dewey
a big black bear. recently captured. for a
Christmas present. Money is being ralsel
In the town by popular subscription 10
pay all necessary expenses, including ex-
press charges
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Better Wage. U.s. 600 on.r.,;v.

Boston. Dec. 1.-THE notices recently
posted announcing 10 per cent advance
In wages went into effect to-day In New
England cotton mills, employing about sS. =
90 operatives.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Treasury Reeeipr. and r,pe.dI,u,,,

National bank notes received yesterda
for redemption. tz5451s. Government re-
eeipis from internal revenue. 81. 20. SO
customs. s5l5.7eo: miscellaneous. s., ,5l0; ex
pendItures, S2,0so 90.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
LOSS OF MEN AND GUNS
672 Prisoners and Three Can.
non Taken by the Beers.
BRITISH FEEL THE BLOW KEENLY

Ger. GatacTc Fails TO Further Eniishtcn
the War once A. TO the RePuI-e Rt
-farmherg, and the Only News Received
Ns.frrday Comes Through Boer Sources
era N ccks, "a Enemy l. strongly Posted.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
WASHINGTON, TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1899

estly hoped that the day would not be
distant when ali Of the ports could be
safely opened
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
FRAUD UPON NEGROES
The eX-Slave Pension Scheme
Ventilated in the Senate.
IGNORANT PEOPLE ARE SWINDLED

senator Pettus Revived an Old Bill, which
tors Mason and Thurston Apologize for
Having Had Anything To DO with the
Project-senator Hear Talks Seriously of
Pension for Old and INDECENT People.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12
Defeat Means Dissolution.

Admiral Tirpitz made number of tech
nical statements in explanation OF the
governments changed opinion The oppo-
sition. which is apparently stronger than
had been expected, was dumfounded by
the vigorous joint-goYernment onslaught.
After the adjournment, IT was said in the
lobby that the Emperor had given stric.
orders for the dissolution Of the ReIehstaz
should the cabinet consider il unlikely
that the bill would pass.
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press this evening obtained confirmation
of this report in high quarters Emperor
William Is confident that the proposal TO
increase the strength of the navy f. Uop-
ular with the electorate, and he belfeyes
that the new keichstag would probably
reflect this sentiment and other national
aims more accurately
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-12

where the British Lee-Metfords could
reach the enemy's big gun, and the re-
suit was that the effectiveness OF the
Boer FIRE was materially reduced.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07
WORK FOR THE VOLUNTEERS

"Nolunteer badges" are the most popu-
lar Things that ever struck Anaconda.
anu are now being worn by hundreds of
men, women and children Of the Copper
City, Who purchase them to swell TIN,
fund for the purpose Of a royal welcome
and material aid" To the boys on their
return to Anaconda. The badges We're
placed on sale yesterday by the omm
tee composed of the following gentlemen.
", +. Webb. l.. }. Baker. r. T.. l4ittler.
u, W. REYNOLDS, James Johnson. j. w.
James, Il. 7. Williams, p. s. Campbell
Frank foskett. Hugh DAILY. Martin Nag
ner, r. X. Wilkerson. Pat Dalton, j. X.
Nalkup, a. Harrity, w. A. Bower. John
=, Williams. e. \. Tuttle. Fred Wills. T..
r. Edward Burke. MIR. Hopkins.
". j. Fitzpatrick, Z. L. Twohy and \. g
MaeCallum.
Application for badges can be made To
any mi of the committee Who find
selling them an easy and pleasant task
the fetfeshment committee composed Of
Mrs. J. T.. Young. chairman. Mrs. Charles
tsiood, Mrs. J.. {. keppler. Mrs. Theoave
t.hret. Mrs. j., T.. Winston .Roa
Williams. Miss Mary +. Mrs
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07
THE PALACE OF A |.
U~AH'S UNIQUE AND INTERESTING
PRODUCTION.

The salt palace IN Salt Lake Cftv. COW.
strucsed from salt crystals formed 4, IL,
brine Of Great Sal, Lake, Is rs So.
novel enterprise ever undertaken ~ -
west. The main building is a yestts ~
crystal palace. and no adequate ises \.
the dazzling etecs can Be secured sx,s,.
from 4 personal View Of the exhibisien
Connected with the palace is a Mjiwsv
plaisancs. Including H~asenbach's crsst
wild animal show ana the tasssse htrytfs
track in the woriG. The palace - III
Gated in the heart OF Sals Lake CIV am,s
occupies about 20 aeres If ground ~,
Only traascont3nental line passing direct
IL through salt Lake City Is he NJ,
Grande Western railway. Steo-oyAr
privileges given at Salt Lake City On an
classes ct through tickets, This line on-
crates through Pullman palace and crli-
nary sleeping ears. free reclining Chair
cars and Il perfect dining car service. For
rates. maps and other information con-
corning the magnificent route. call on er
address w. e. MEklDE.
Gen. Agent. Al East Broadway. Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07

II. r. SurS. Mrs. j Nj, Madden. Mrs.
john Merrill. Mrs, L J. Baker. Miss Jea-
ME Morgan. Mrs l. q Smith, Mrs ]. Nj
keekeSsller. Mrs. II. +, s.rrete. Mrs. Il,
ka0Tnaan. Miss Grace Wisasr. Mrs.
James MeGregor. Mrs j. 4. >chroeder.
Mrs, & II, Smith. Miss Helena Gtsesca.
NrS L LsarS. Mrs, I. A. rQ,tle. Mrs.
William II. Dorchester. Mrs. j. Il. Nc
Lean, Mrs. ] ;. Hickey. Mrs. d Shoslin.
Mrs, T. oLearS. Mrs, E. +, Moore Mrs.
James Johnson. will meet in the par(er>
or the Montana hotel tomorrow afternoon
20 maze their arrangements 10 give the
sotontssrS 4 Feast upe their arrival III
the cry.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07
$50 sets of teeth so DR.. Wix.
LATE ANACONDA LOCALS
COUNTY RECORDS.

peed-Georse Gum TO Il. Il. Strong a
three-eiShtS interest in the Cariboo. Ted
and Mountain View mining claims. for
500.
Mary +. Hunlber and K. G. Humber TO
conrad kohrs and John Eielenhers, the
east one-half of the northwest one-ouar-
ter and the west oue-half OF the north
east quarter OF section ~, township 8
north of range 9 west. $500.
William Nj. Candle ct w. to Il. NJ. cob
ban, the south one-half OF the %outheas
OF section II. township Is
north OF range L. west. 81 900